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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-02
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCUhYIN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder


Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
F A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n la, Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Obs, nate Cuane.
Gus Eruptons, Pinmpes or Pusules the faev'
Blotches, Boils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Rink Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and / In Of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers,syphti Disorders
Lu mbago Spiual Complaints,and all Diseas sarisng
from inudicious use of Mercury, ,lmprudenc Life,
or Impurity of the Blood.
PThs great Alternative medicine and Purifier of
Blood used by thousands ofgraeful patiensf
icines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
tagia, rheumatism, SGrofua, Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fever Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections OF
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
speedily quito fight by using this great and ines
For all diseases Of the blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. II ceanses the system Of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Live
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tonB to
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy ree.ofes
the Constitutions enfeebled by disease or dow
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the Ladies' incomparably better than all the
IsH MIXTURE will remove all sallowness ofcompiexion
bring the maEtDg to the cheek, give elasticy 10
the step, and improve the general health in remarks
able degree, beyond all the medicines heard Of
The large number OF certificates which we have re-
ceived from persons from all parts fthe United States,
is the best evidence that there no Humbug about IL.
The press hotel keepers magistrates, ply scians, and
| public men, we'll known to the community, all add
their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
| BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the agent and get circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all
| Medicines has performed.
None genuine un less signed BLNNETT + BEERS,
| Propretors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders forsuppes and agencies must be adj
dressed.
And for sale by I, Swift, and C. Hatch. Ravonna;
| Waun 4 Wilson, Deerield; D. BostWick, Edinbureh;
| J. w. Gone, Franklin Mills; c. q G. r. Harmon,
Aurora; o. l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Root,
Windham all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
| Ravenna, Now 90, 1854. 1s.
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0EAIN and Cast Iron Pumps, 3-8, 1-2, IA
" and i! in Lead pipe, Sheet Zinc, Spelters Bar
Tin, Rivts, &c. E. T. RIcHARDsoN.
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or The best capital for young man. is
s.sipital young wife.
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Vst::sss HOUSES g. LOTS FOR SALE

+
ESiiiiiI IL A RARE CHANG E--The subscriber Of
NsaltI fers for sale, the following property A
--sh>-~ dwelling house on lot No "a, on Spruce st.,
with seven finished rooms, and cstern at the door
built last summer House rents for eighty dollars
per year, quarterly in advance, Terms-one third Of
purchase money down. the remainder in one, two and
three years.
Also the two story House the corner Of Chestnut
aud Spruce st., the west half Of lot No 3D. II has
seven well finished rooms above the basement; cellar
kitchen and stove-room, &C., and never failing well
Of pure water at the door. 1t being central, would
make good boarding house. Itnow rents for $lio Oo
per year, quarterly in advance. Terms--one- third
down, the remainder 10 one, two and three years.
Also the House next south Of the above on Chestnut
ST. on lot No a. and of lot No &c. The house
has been built three years; with seven well finished
rooms, and cellar all under the houses barn 80 by
garden spot, sufficient for large family. Terms
6ne-third down, aud the remainder in one, two and
three years. The whole property rents for over
$500 90. Persons wishing to purchase, must know
they can purchase much cheaper than they build.
80 - J. WILLIAM PITMAN 4
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AfW:IteF Seminary.
THE Winter Term Of this Institution,

THE Winter Term Of this Institution, To-
l. Gated in Atwater Portage county o., on the Cleve.
L. nd d. Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday December 9th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge ofts present Principal. Mr. 4. b
FAIRCHJLD, assisted by Miss J. II. BARTON; both
from of The leading Educational Institutions in
Massachusetts.
TERNs.-For common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
instrumental Music (extra) includinguse of In
strument, lO,W
Pencil Drawing, 2,BO
Good boarding can be had in private families, at
very reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees beg leave to the pub
c that this Institution is recognized on permanent
basis and affords facilities for thorough instruction in
the various branches surpassed by ns other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
1t sunder the control of competent Instructors, who
have had much experience as Teachers in one OF the
first Educational Institutionsn Mass and who will de
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
teectua welfare of those whose instruction is com
mtted to their charge. ..
For particulars please address the Principal, or
LYMAN HlNMAN,
ORRIN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
AMBROSE CULVER,)
Atwater, Nov. II, 1854. 4S9-H.
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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

John Hoffman, Joromesville Ohio, May 3Oth, 1883,
said: 81 write to state for your satisfaction, and also
for thatof nthers, that your German Bers is what yoh
recommenditto be, highly valuable medicine, which
know from having used itin my own family 10 my
tire satisfaction AZ who have used il give the Same
recommendation.ui ~ fA @8ff t9 & +E. r. = 5sl'
Stephen A. Mealy, Canton, Ohio May II 1853, saws:
"Haying heardyour German Bitters highly recommends
ed from sources In which piaced much confdence,I
ordered four bottles from Cleveland. One of them
gave to. my daughter who has derived great benent
from it; two of tho others sold Immediately, and
won Id like you to send me supply of II to sei''
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1854, saws;
that has come to my knowledge, and has oDened
for itself great demand''
Thomas Letchford. Covington, Ohio Dec Goth, 1859.
says: "My wife has been affected with the Liver com.
plant and dyspepsia for number Of years, during
wen time have spent great deal for doctofing but
she received very little benefit herefrom and fnay
the doctors said she could not be cured Last snrf
she concluded to try your Bters she took two bottles
and ever since taking them she hes been able Ii atfen1
to her business until very lately she had new attack
quite number Of bottles through her recoMinei,ds
to alI.n gfa f& a,9lE47 s3H TtIV, sstsfrs-
David Abbott, Austinburg, Ohio, December S, 1855,
SAYS Permit me to bear testimony 70 the remarkable
efficacy Of your German Btters In the cure Of Liver
For years % taking n, Iwassss-
did not expect live. bnt BY free use OF the iI
tors, thanks to a kind Providence find myself en.
tirey restored 70 healthand able TO resume my usaal
These Btters are entirely vegetable a,rd srs s,6,c
Alcoholic smplant and allnjurfops ingrcdierIts mild
70 their operation, they strengthen the system,
They are entirely vegetable and free nom al injsri
soidby dealers in medicineevsr II Ia
sold BY Swift, and q. Hatch, RaveDna; Waun 4
Gone, Frankiin Mills; q. 4 q. K. Harmon. Anrora;
o. =: Drake, Freedom; Parsons & Roet Wiudtsm
ana dealers In medicines every where.
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O.rIn some sections Of Vermont the snow
l. said to be still five feet deep.
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PRICE OF THE WORK.

Single copy 20 cts; -Four copies slOO, or 25 cts per
copy Forty copies $500 90 cts per copy Sixty cop
les $500 Is ctsper copy-Sent to any part Of the
State at my expense and risk, soon ordered with
the money enclosed. Coin, bills, postage stamps,
will be sent at my risk by mail II properly osed.-
All orders directed to NJ WARREN. Attorney atLaw,
BelIefontane Logan Co., Ohio, with money stamps
enclosed will receive prompt attention. Small orders
as wella others.
March 90, 1S55-36-3m NJ. WARRE n.
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Liquor Law.
MARVIN WARREN of Belle

MARVIN WARREN of Bellefontaine,
Nl o., has prepared pamphlet, Forms and direc-
tions designed to be complete guide TO Justices and
Others under the Liquor Law Of 1854. He has his
ond edition on hand, which contains all the late
decisions Of the Supreme Court the subject togeth
er with q copy Of the act.
The work is indorsedb by some twenty-five able Law
yers residing In every part Of the State. The following
resolution was adopted bythe State Temperance Con.
vention held at Columbus the 22d day of February
1855: RESOLVED, That he"Legal Forms" prepared by
NJ. Warren, Esq, Of Bellefonane, for proceeding un
der the Ohio Liquor Law, be recommended to the tenn
perance men throughout the State.
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subscribers enve removed
thc Store and Tin shops to the old stand of Cyrus
Prenss, one door West of the Prentss House, where
they will be happy 70 their od customers, and as
many new ones rs can make it convenient TO call
August, 26, 81. BECKlEY d. RAWSON.
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LIYEE. COMPLAIN.

Jaundice, Chronic or Ner.
~ vous Debility. Disease of the Kidneys and all
Disease arising from Disordered Liver or Stomach:
such Constipation, inward Piles, Fullness of fBloed
to the Head Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness of Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Futtering at
the Pit ofthe Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hur.
ried and Difficult Breathing, Futerng at the Heart,
Choking or Sunocating Sensations when In lying
posture, Dimness division, Dots or Webs before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head. Deficiency
OF PerpsiraoG, Yellowness ofthe Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest, limbs, &c., Sudden Flush
of Heat, Burning In the Fiesh Constant Imaginings
of evil, and Great Depression ofspirits.
Can be efsotaaHy cured BY Dr. R0ofand's Celebrated
GermaR' Bitters, prepared BY DIR. G. M. jackson,
No. 100 .Areh st., Phiiadeipia.
Their power over the above diseases is not exce1ls
ed If cqualed, by any other preparation In the United
States, as the cures Attest in many cases after skifuI
physicians had failed. ,.r .a-ssHl r{l4ft
These Bittcrs worthy the attention Of 1nvalids.
Possessing great virtues in the Rectfcaon of dis
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powersi in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs they are, witLal safe, certain and
pleasant. "'i'. s1N ,1't '+"
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.aDaitp Daitp

or Fe1 . the tax that conscience pays
10 guilt
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nOR CHEESE MAKERS-We are ma
l. king new kind of Vat for making Cheese. The
Heater is placed under the Vat that it entirely re-
kinds of heaters, whether the vat is full, half full or
one quarter full of water, it works equally well there
being danger of !niuring the heater by fire. II Will
pay you call and them, whether you buy or not
Kept on hand and made to order ut
June l. BkcKLEY & RAwsoNs.
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HOUSE KEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE.
Ill We are manufacturing a article of tin Ba-
kerr for Summer use; it is portable, and can be set
out DOORS with quart or two of charcoal, it will do
an ordinary baking. and that too in that is
hard to beat. Call and sec them at
BEcKLEY & RAwsoN's.
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Tlle Invitation is to All.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
IA with c. d J. C. Prenss or with US, are requested
to call and settle the without any delay by pay
ment or note. Those who not willing to settle
once year cannot have their account extended, and
unless settled soon, IN ist be left for collection.
PRENTlSS, HOPKINS Il Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CABINET FuRNITURE.
WAHE'H OOM.
4 dOOrsE OF the PR0ntS uf~.n

. dOOrsE Of the PhGnix Block.
THE Subscriber hayinggone into the Fur.
Il nture busincAs very extensively, is prepareA a
furnish his euso with Furniture Of the latest an1
best styles.
. As Ihave on hand and am receiving daily fromiih
wen known establishment OF NJ. Demerest OF Pfes
dom, largeassorment Of rich and and eommoie Fur.
ntnre OF every description, TO numerous 70 paFtruar-
ize, ali OF which In style and Norkmanshp s ~arant
ed 10 be equul 10 any IN this market. y
hyfaeilities for manufacturing and buyInR are not
equaned by any other estab slmen g. nm
selling furniture dealers, and all ohersmu cheao
er than can be bought elsewhere. -
Those who are furnishing Houses are particularly
invited 10 call and examine AZ the Fur
niture will recommend itselfto all who are Judges
p. s. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring:
also, Sash, Blinds and Doors Of my own mAnufacfaFc
l am preparedto plane, tongueand groove FLOORING
under II inches Wide, Of any thickness short notice.
Rayenna, June 90, 1854 J.V .V.TURNHAM.
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House EkeeneFS,

WYATT A MOMENT--Something more
w coming in the shape of sef-heatng smooth
ing Iron. With handful or two of charcoal, er-
son can do the ironing for ordinary sized family it
saves tine Inconvenience Of heating up sovc the eX-
pense fire wood, the necessity of working half of
the time with Irons either too hot too cold and the
very unpleasant necessity of working in swelterng
heat froa Stove, generally the where Irons
are heat tnte old way, you have only TO try them to be
convinced. For sale at BECKLEY 4 RAwsoN's.
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IRON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
i man and Spring Steel, Steel Strings, Axels, wagon
Boxes cast and wrought Iron Anviis solid box Vices,
Sedges, wrought Nuts and Washers, Horse shoe Nails
and Nail rods at E.T. RICHARDSON.
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DRY GOODS.
PRENT!SS, HOPKINS & co.
Fall Goods 1854.

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING our fall
w stock Of goods, comprising broad cloth easi-
meres, Veslings, delaines, cashneres, PopIlhs, en-
brodered robes parn etos, merinOs, prints, shaWis
groceries, erockey hardware, Sc, which We guaran-
lee 10 sell at figures to suit Call and examine before
purchasing. fPRENTISS, HOPKINS d Co.
Oetoher Ilth. IQ51.-IO-tf, ....... ...
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COFFEE SUGAR-Don't pay nine cents
" per pound al our ncighbors, when you can get as
good an article here at eight.
October Al. 1854. PRENTIss, HOPKINS " Co. =,
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.e--TJ HAYES, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon, once second door East Of Es
ty's Exchange, Shalersviile, Ohio.
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Axes! AXes!!
TONER'S Hurd s, Powell's and Collins
d Chopping and Broad Axes, of the best quality, at
prices and warranted.
Nov. 90. T.. T. RICHARDSON.
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RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

NLoCKS, a good assortment for sal,
" cheap at r, A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
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CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Cooper, and
" all kinds ofMcchancs Tools, and those of the best
quality Cutlery of every descriptions curtain Bands
and fixtures, Paint Mills new style; Bush Scythes, and
in fact most every kind of goods usually found in n
Hardware Store but too numerous TO mention here to
which most respectfully invite the attention of the
public. No. 8, Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
August %, 1854. ETRICHARpsCF
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FARMERS S can now find at the Hardware
i Store, Corn Shee's, Hay and Straw Cutters, Of
the approved kinds, cheap can be purchased at
he Factory, Hay Knives, Shoves, Spades, Crow Bars
Picks, Mattocks and Chains of every description, at
L. T. RICHARDSON.
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ISAAC SWIFT,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, north side Of Public
Square, Ravenna, Ohio.
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HENRY JAMES.

Barber and Hair-dresser. Shop, nDder the Collins
House, next door west of Mason's Saloon. Shaving,
Hair-cutting, and shsmpooing done promptly and
Inshs most tashionable dyls. -
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DROPRIETORS Ravenna Summit Mills
i and Dealers In Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour
eed etc. at the rooms lately occupied BY s. Day. OPP
posite the Phenix Block. RarenDa. Ohio.
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COLLINS, BELDING & PRENTICE.
Physicians and Surgeons. Office in the Phen;x Flock
over Rowell, Wter & Co., Store, Ravenna, Olio
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M ULEY and Sash, Mill Saws, Cross Cut,
lll Tennor and Circular Saws, of all sizes, Hand,
Rip and Back Saws, of the very best quality and finish,
=. ut L. Il. RiCMARDsnN.
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A. V. HORR,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery,
Hardware, &C., Shalersvile, Portage county Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
TEXAS INDEMNITY.

1t is said that Taxes has voted by major.
ty Of l,47l not to accept the act of Con.
gress for tho settlement Of the debts Of the
former republic Of Texas. The act ap.
propristed S7,75OO0O to be distributed
among her creditors. lf this turns out true
we hope Congress will stand by the letter Of
the bond, and refuse all appropriation for the
paymen lof the debts 1f that state We think
the people of the Union went too fur when
they made this offer, and il they hope, as
they d OTTO dragoon US into the payment Of
more by threats Of dissolution of the Union,
or any other system of clap trap, we trust they
will be firmly met and repulsed at the thresh.
old. This snnexing a State with a clause
against paying its debts, and then making the
fact OF annexation the graz argument why
we should pay them. Is not the sort of legis-
lation tina, lie acceptable to US.
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Mr., CHASE 10 one of those who do not
lavish 80 much indignation on public rascali-
ty, that they have none left for private villany.
The following is an anecdote in point:
"A brother lawyer, residing in Cncianuti.
called upon Mr.. Chase for professional advice
in personal matter OF serious Roment.-r
Aiter presenting the facts in the case in a
private interview. he inquired Of Mr.. Chase
what he thought Of 1t. = Think said Mr..
c., fixing his steady eye and commanding
look full upon him. 'thst you are a scoundrel,
and that you ought to be in the Penitentis.y.
My advice Is, that YOU 60 back to the scene
of your vllanies, and surrender yourself into
the fands of justice. II your are sent to the
penitentiary, 60 and behave yourself like a
nun, and when your term of service is out.
turn over Z new iesf.' By and by the same
lawyer opened an office in a neighboripa.
county. and without leave, issued card with
the meme of Chase as reference. Mr.. c.
wrote to- him saying, Il sdvise
you 10 drop ~ name as reference; for should
be inquired Of the whole story must be-
told" as'1
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No srsrArHr ron rhx DKrEArrp Desc.
cRAcr The Tnddnoplis Siats Senfin.l, an
organ Of the Indiana yemoorscy, comments
as follows on the elecion Of Lhsse, and the
defeat Of the Democrslc party In Ohio:
"Although we are 4juctsns in doing 30,
we must be permitted sugses, the Demo-
crscy of Ohio that, incur opinion, they owe
their defeat to the timai,y to which a por-
tion Of their csndidatessnd speakers approoch-
ed the great national bsue Of the day. 1t is
unbecoming the Democratic party to finch
under responsibility tito shrink at any time,
from meeting without regard to consequen-
ces, sny ephemerai pdpplsr preiudices. 1t is
lgious and civil libsrys to breast the storm OF
fanaticism, wherever Amy rise, and to bat
tie bigotry under ever phase in which the
hydra-head 10 seen. We have no sympathy
for the beaten Dem0orsc, Of Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25
A CONvEN rION OF JEWS.

The Cleveland Herald OF Tuesday says:
About two weeks since a published a call
for Convention of Jews in this city. copied
from circular then being circulated. The
Convention will, we are informed, be held to-
morrow, in the Lecture Room of the Medical
College, corner o! Erie and st. Clair streets
The call sets forth the objects Of the Conven-
ton, as fo,ows:
To deliberate on the following points:
!. On the Union of American Israelites.
2. O"a plan to organize regular pema.
nent Synod or Sanhedr'm OF Rabbis.
3. On plan tor religious and scholastic
education OF Hebrew youth.
4. On any other proposition that may be
brought forward in the Conference.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

tween ,hs, which 10 not paid and our regular
terms. We want your company !" iess'
,b,oush the session Of the Legislature. This
vi,l no doubt, be one oil the most interesting
and i'm portant sessions ths, has ever oeeh
held. Our people should be fully posted as
to the measure Of Reform which VIII oe pre-
sented. We appeal to them as kepuo''cans.
Can thew AFFORD 10 dV without the Journan
Where do they expect TO find the paper to
supply its place, so far as omo news anu
politics are concerned!
The Cleveland Herald added to the Gdseh
article the following
1--WE have no hesitation In saying that
without the aid and counsel OF the journal
Mr.. Chase would no. have been elected
Governor of Ohio. Daily from the centre
foun, ain has come steasy stream OF good
wholesome doc: rins, tempered with charity
and marked with candor and itmness. The
Journal has "looked right on" and never
turned its eye from the point in issue; but,
like q rock, has beat back the tide Of oppos-
ton which has dashed against it, and 6 iven
that.tlde an ebb current which returned to
overwhelm our opponents.
We have looked at the Journal daily for
advice, and when the least difference OF
opinion as to TIE conduct Of the campaign
has arisen, we have yielded ,ur. own Judgment
We do not hurt our pride in saying that the
Journal has been our leader, and we echo the
sent linen: of the Gasette and hope the "Re-
pub licans OF the Legislature and of the State
will show their apprec alton of its services.
by heaping upon it all the 'materisl aid
in their power to bestow."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-25

JoURNALIzISG IN ScHooL. The habit of
Journaizng in school during youth produces
the following results in latter life:
l. A fine style oc penmanship. ....
I. Promptness of composition and rapdity
id recording thought
3. Great uccurancy of thought.
4. Facility in acquiring knowledge, and
certainty Of retaining it.
s. Greater infuer cs in imparting the
riches of thought.
s. Renders our life more important in our
own eyes.
Z. Makes d person more reliable, and
less impulsive In thought ard manner.
8. Faculties in recalling the facts and
events Of past life, for use, Of which John
Quincy Adams is an emminert example.
Q. An extensive record of ones own life
from whict the next generation may know
what we have been and done.--I Mass
Teacher.