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ysEGbye Lots,
Situated in the Excited District:

Lots Ma street, opposite the Rutedge property
Lot fronting 40 feet on College street, and extending
through to Hame street, Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
prOpt Tty.
Lot fronting 10 feet College street in the Campbell
property, which there Is dauble frame tenement.
Lot fronting 81 feet college street, and adjoining the
Baptist Church.
Several Lots on College street, part of the Mallory
property.
Lots Maple street, University Place, At the
junction Of Maple and the MurreeSOoro Turnpike
Lots every and anywhere in Maurys and Ciaibornes
plan Of lots.
Lots in q. EWing's Addition.
Lots in the Wetmore Ewing Addition.
Lots 10 the Barrow Grove property the Episcopal
Church
Lots on College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place a
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate every body with Lot that wants
one.
We have them Of all sorts, sizes and shapes.
All good bad indifferent; OF fine SOIL others
Astounding in elegant rock; Of free soil, others
ssed Of the valuable privilege Of contributing to the sup
port Of City Government to the diffusion OF knowledge
and to the extension 81 Railroads.
In Short pledge ourselves suit all persons II any
should want anything extra uncommon, viii man
ufacure lot TO suit him, being amply supplied with the
raw material, Call soon, they going.
LINDSEY CROCKETT.
may25-1m SO College 81.
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n O &c E.

IN consequence Of the still further advanced cf
gar, We the undersigned Confectionery have obg
ed tn raise the prices Of Candies
Wholesale price Of C. Candy 6c per pound Kisses %
per pound Fancy Candy zoe per pound Fancy Kisses
per pound. Retail prces-C. Candy zoe per pound. @.
Kisses 25c per pound Fancy Candy CSC per pound Fancy
Kisses B. per pound. j. G.. 4 g. ROBERTSON,
j. LuNGHUR5T & CO.
VESSEL THOMPSON,
je1S-1m GEO. GREIG.
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FOR SALE.

NO. Brick Mason aud Pltsterer, about 80 years Of
age Also the best Cook in the State, and several
other likely girls and young men. Apply to
jy2 WILL. L. BOYD, JR.
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ANOTHER FIRE-Tle stables in the rear of
Mr.. Eichbaum's residence were consumed yes
terday 10y fire. This fire was evidently the
work of an inoendiary. There was no water
to be had, and the flames were prevented from
spreading by the determined energies of few
men, who fought their progress ia a manner
deserving Of the highest praise.
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Longer Time.
DEN ISTRY.
DIR. B. WOOD,

NO. 80 CHERRY STREET.,
MAY be consulted in the different branch -
WI Of Dental surgery during the hOnrsj rSaS-5S
of A. NJ, 10 P. NJ, and from 70 6P.M-uIYYP~A
Artificial Teeth inserted in any Of the A-44|
reties Of style in use-Sith gold plate, continuous
gums gutta percha, (Or temporary ses etcand rates
according to the material, and The difficulty Of the
Terms CASH in ALL CASES.
n BIZ desirable that outstanding accounts be paid
by the arst of Jly-thOse settled that win be
charged with interest, from the date Of operations.
ieIT
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

the Piano Forte and Music saloon o. J. A. MCCLURE
n be found the largest and best Pianos
ever offered in this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
is Semi grand which for briancy and purity OF tone is
unsurpassed by Square Piano. before the public
The makers a. H. Gale Co.. have surpassed them
selves, and will add laure to their already high
reputation. Those wanting No Instrument be
commJdated upon reasonable terms IL they
plrchase directly Of the Manufacturers. IhRve also
81 cE Il Small Instruments Melodeons and Sheet Music
braciug all the New Pieces Walzes Polkas, SOngs &C &c
Schools, &c, furnished upon reasonable any
House in the United States.
ES Remember the Number SO UNION STREET.
June 2 1856.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are you Getting Bald J

Iyour hair turning eys Do wish to cultivate good
Whkers AID moustachesf Your hair to be Soft Silly and
gossyG Your head be cool comfortable and free dand
ruff Mothers your children to have luxurant heads
ofhair? Then use BoGLEs HYPERION PLuID, which
it's unerrng effects Prices Is cts so cts IS cts and
81 80 per bottle. Boges Balm of Cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating I'd pmp!es, and Identifying the
complexion Price so cts. Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere
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SOafEh VSgShUlESe.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
TThc Citizens in Arms,

NTATER OR NC WATER, Gas Gas, Light or Dark
w ness, Macaiamized Streets or Mui, Bridge
Bridge the questions now engrossing the attention Of
the Ith and Sth Wards
Wishing to have hand in every thing that going on,
have concluded pitch into this free fight and, by
of adding fuel to the flames have concluded to sell the
following
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More Sole Lenther TrnnLs.

/ HAVE Reserved AnOihsF Lot Q Superior Sole Leather
Trunks and Fslsss, ashland Patisrnl Also LAd.ss
bennss hoHss, single AID uay Top u styles
Pficrs joins RAMA6E
lye a. Cadrge AIrust.
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TRAVEL ON Tue NORTHERN LAKEs-At this
season of the year our Northern Lakes are
well represented by the travelling public in
search of pleasure and ''cool breezes" Ply.
ing between Buffllo and Chicago, aud conrsing
through the blue waters Of Lake Erie, st
Clair, Huron aud Michigan, the new, neat aud
unparalleled propeller Neptune, stands pre-
eminent, and is great favorte. Size Is com
manded by JACK NAPIER, whose affabe and
courteous attention 10 81 renders lin one of
the most popular officers on the lakes. Her
appointments are all in good taste, and the
inner~man is RECALLED with all the luxuries OF
the season, served up in good style, No float
ing institution" can be more pleasant than the
beautiful Neptune, and the travelling public will
have no cause 10 regret being placed under the
kindness aud attention Of her gallant commAn.
der, NAPIER-long may they wave.
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The Art of DYeing Human Hair.

The Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t but imperfecty understood by those who make
the gIeates pretensions. The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may, for the time color the hair but
succeeded by arnished green, other unsghy sp
pearance. Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxions
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither sunshine
nish in the least assurance doubly sure
his agents authorized to refuud the money the
perfect satisfaction not given. Prices so cts 81 90 aud
81 so per Inventor, W. BooLE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfula.
SPARTA, Caroline co., Va,
March, 1854 I
MeSsrs Bennett d Beers, Richmond:
Gentlemen-Yours CARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable in the person of servant man.
afflicted with Scrofua the rery FORM So bad had
he become that his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than yearl As last resort, everything
else had failed, it resolved to try the Mixture We adj
mnsered according to directions and wonderful say
perfect been effected. 1 satisfied that
medicine equals "Carters Spanish Mixture" purifier Of
the blood. creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, r. g. BR0ADDUS.
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sg- We ask the attention of those who
wish to take out fire policies with good office,
10 the statement of the Phoenix Insurance
Company, to be found in another column of
this mornings issue. Notice the cha racter of
its investments. This is the way insurance
companies ought 10 Be made. Mr. Nash is the
agent in this city.
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FILLMORE AND poNELsoN.
YOUNG MEMS, CLUE.

A meeting of the young men of Nashville favor.
able TO the election of Millard Fillmore and An
drew Jackson Donelson to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, will be held at the Market House,
on Thursday evening next for the purpose Of Or
ganizing Young Mems Fillmore and Donelson
Club. The meeting will be addressed by John A.
McEwen, Esq. Young Americans! turn out in
your strength. ''Shake off the dew drops that
cluster upon your garments" Arouse to the ID
terests involved in this important canvass.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

THIS ayorte Watering Paes situated In Hickman
~ Tennessee IS miles West Of Columbia, VII be open
for visitors n the fUsf Day QfJuae.
The Proprietor hasrs himself that be viii be able 10 az
ford every eomrt and convenience necessary the enjoy
msnt and Satisfaction Of his His spacious BAH Room
viii be furnished wuh the vsy beat hu-c. lie has also
good Billiard Table and fsnfn Absy The country around
ahors excellent sport il Bunng and Fishing. The Bar
viii he Supplied With the best Of VINES and eigzrs.
comfortable eonVeyancs viii every other day nom
coiumoa leaving IN the morning. 20 reach the Springs
IN he evening. Stage Fare, es.
Chsrgs VIA Be per month, $40 %
- week, 100
Chren under ten years age and Servants half these
prices
~ liberal deduction made for Families where the
number exceeds ave- DOCTOR A. ~ KELLER,
m29-udtv- Proprietor
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Horse Power for Sale.
7 @ @

I HAVE opened my ICE HOU 81. at the cid siand
Ia he North end q TIE Market House where will sup
ply my customers at OSse Cent per pound. -
m,2i-u C. a. IT. MARTIN
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-03
TsiGcs against Bibles.

In our columns todoy, will be found the
proceedings OF meeting held at New Ha-
ven q few days since. wherein Reu. HENRY
WARD BEEcHER and other persons OF dis
tinction in the Church, subscribed rifles, am
muntion and Bibles for the Kansas war
Rifles and Bibles Here is fanoticism run
mad. Were any one of those preachers who
so pompously pledged support to Kansas in
vuders, to look into that Bible, which is his
pretended rule of conduct, how would he
stand condemned by the words of the inspr-
ed volume Can it be, that these men are
followers of the "meek and lowly Jesus -
In what part of the commission emenating
from their Great Master and Teacher, do
they find authority for their acts
Suppose that in the State Of Mississippi,
number of ministers were to come togeth-
err, prayer and singing over, one after ano'
ther, should rise up, and pledge ga rifle" or
"rwenty- five rifles" to be used in shooting
down abolitionists in Kansas, what cry Of
detestalion and adherence, would 60 up
from the whole North How would they
be denounced as mad men, as murderers and
tyrants. And such denunciation would be
lust. But if it is wrong for Southern minis
ters, is it not equally wrong for Northern
ministers
The influence of the church and clergy is
wide and powerful; and we are glad it is So.
AS an agent in the great work of human el-
ovation, it stands in advance of any and all
others. But when the followers of the
Prince of Peace are found counseling civil
war, open insurrection and wholesale MUIR
der, they become instruments of incalcula-
BILE evil.
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QUeSIiOns.

Is the Democrat in favor Of MILLARD FL
MORE for Presidents
What has the Legislature done since the
commencement OF the session, aside from
making slump speeches, drinking mint ju-
leps, and visiting Cincinnati at the expense
of the State !
Why, contrary to all former customs, has
the State Senate adopted the plan of hold.
ing secret sessions
Why did o. P. BRowN vote against tax
ing Banks the same as other property P!
Why did he vote in favor of an adjourned
session
What is ERAsMUs NEEDHAN doingi
Why, after such pretensiOns to economy
did the fusion Legislature vote to have an
extra session.
What has the fusion party done for the
good Of the people
Why did the Black Republican House in
Congress, elect a STAKEHOLDER owning 100
negroes, to The office OF Clerk, and slave
auctioneer for door keeper!
Two weeks ago, we asked the foreg oing
questions in good faith, and expected an an
swer; but our opponents are dumb as oys-
tiers We propose to keep them standing
until we get some sort of reply. We shall
add to them from time.
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The mission of the Republican party OF
Ohio is to reform the abuses of its prede.
cessors; i 10 emphatically the poor man 8
party.--Eichangs.
The poor mans party with vengeance
Will some one of the advocates of fusion
reform tell us wherein the Black RepnbIi-
cans have proved themselves the friends OF
the poor man Look at he Ohio LegisIa-
tufe. What has II done for the benefit Of
the poor laboreri What reform has been
achieved by these pretended friends Of equal
tltyi They have done nothing, aye, worse
shan nothing. they have done gfievons ipju.
Jury. They have exempted Hanks from the
payment Of taxes, and heaped additional
barthens upon the masses. They have 1T.
Armp,sd 10 shut the doors ofour Court HOUSES
eaainst the day lsborer. They have spent
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A Few Examples.

Only few days since, resolution was
introduced in the House of Representatives
of the Ohio Legislature, declaring it the
sense Of that. body that the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise line was fraud, and
that the restriction imposed by that line
should be Immediately restored. The aboli.
tionists have in that body a majority oil aboul
two to one. Yet the question was fairly
put on the adoption, a.ld it was defeated by
large majority. The abolitionists there
don't want the Missouri line restored
Why! If its repeal was wrong it should
be restored. If it was right it should be let
alone. They decide is shall be let alone.
In the Pennsylvania State Convention
which met at Harrisburgh last week, and
which was composed entirely of K. Ms and
abolitionists, the following resolution was
offered by Mr.. Inghom, a delegate'e
"Resolped, That we regard the recent de-
cision of Judge Kone, in the case Of Pass
more Williamson, an Abandonment of the
doctrines of State rights, and dangerous to
the personal liberty OF the citizens Of this
State
1tw Immediately moved that that re-
solution be postponed indefinitely; which
means that the Convention rejects the re-
solution. The vote was 80 yeas to l8 nays.
The resolution was thus rejected five TO one.
Why! If the Judges decision was wrong
it should be declared so, tright it should be
let alone. The Convention decided to let
it alone.
In the same convention at the same time
the following resolution was offered by Mr.
Ingham:
"ResolUed, That we regard the Fugitive
Slave Law as wholly unculled for by the
Constitution, and on infringement on the
rights of citizens Of the free States, and ought
to be modified"
This was Immediately met by the same
motion to postpone indefinitely; and the
motion was carried by the same majority OF
80 to 1s, and the resolution was rejected.
Why? If that law is wrong, all things con.
sidercd, it should be modified. If right, il
should be let alone. The Convention deci.
dsdto let it alone Nav, here is the voice ol
the Anti NebraskalS of two States, the one
deciding that they don't want the Missour
Cumprvmise restored, and the other that the
late Passmore Williamson hue. and cry wOi
humbug, and that the FugitiveSlave Law
does not need modifying. They admit
too, at the same time, that Kansas viii bs
d free State, 50 that there i no danger ol
aslavery extension" What. then, is LEFT
to fght abontl Whersis the issue that il
to Be decided next falll--Pittsbare Post.
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Portage BuncOmhc.

The Columbus FACT, in speaking of the
Senate debate on the Liquor bill thus reports
Senator BRowE of Portage:
"He would 60 for any means or any pun
ishment to suppress the traficin liquor from
simple imprisonment up to hanging. He
did not care apicayune whether his canstit-
uents sustained him or not; if they did not,
they might get the next best man they could
find. He. did not like to hear members talk
about moderation and prudence in this busi-
mess. He would oppose the amendment.-
He saidthe law of God against murder was
broken by eight thousand persons in this
Stute, annually, meaning the liquor. Iers.
Then, he put the home question-Should
the men of Ohio who were determined to
make this liquor. selling crime worse than
murder, pause because public opinion was
not prepared for it =
That will do for the man who once was
proud that he trained with the " unwashed
and unterriied Democracy" We imagine
we see the Senator from Portage telling a
neighbor one of his "peculiar" stories, and
concluding the joke by informing his listener
that if he would step out in front Of the Jail,
the Senator would adjust the moose, and
swing him into eternity, all for the heinous
offence of selling glass OF ale!
1t is amusing to think Of the peaceable
Senator from Portage, engaging in hang.
crusade, for the purpose of making "liquor-
selling a crime worse than murder.-Dang
Cteuciaader.
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Passage Of the Tax LaW-NuIiifi
cation OF the Constitution.

The tax law passed by the fusion Legis.
lature at Columbus practically exehpts
banks and State stock from taxation, con.
trary not only to the State Constitution but
to equity. 1t indicates in very striking
manner the very loose morality Of tn e Black
Republican members, who had all taken an
oath to support constitution which they
trample under foot as if it were SO much
waste paper They deliberately set at def.
ance the will of the people as expressed in
the fundamental law. Then the equity of
the thing is 80 beautiful While the me.
chanic, the merchant, the manufactur er,
the private banker and broker, and farmer,
are all heavily taxed to support the govern
ment, tho capitalists who have invested
their money in the State Bank of Ohio
and its branches enjoy an exemption
To give bonus and special privileges
to those who need it the least was ever a
charc cteristic oc the enemies Of the Demo-
cratic party. 1t requires no political FORE
sight to predict that this odous discrimina-
ton will be very unpopular W ilh the people.
" are glad that the Democratic members
placed themselves right on the record in this
matter.-Cin. Enquirer.
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Township Elections.

Next Monday is the day for the Spring
election. It is to be hoped the Demo cracy
Of every township are ready for the work
Let no democrat stay away from the polls.
We ore glad to learn that, in several town
ships, our friends have already made their
nominations and are harnessed for the bat.
tie.
We would here suggest that in ali those
townships where nominations have not al
ready been made, that the Democrats call
meeting forthwith, and bring into the field
sound and reliable ticket All it requires
to insure full vote everywhere, and CON-
plete triumph in many of the townships is
energy and vigilance. In the present state
ofour political and financial affairs, one of the
most important questions, is that of taxa
tion. Our local officers can do much to con-
troll the local taxes, and thereby lessen the
public burthens. Let the Democracy in ev-
cry instance, nominate men who stand
pledged TO the strictest economy-men who will
guard the public interests, with the same
watchfulDess and prudence they would exer.
else in the management Of their own affairs
Remember the day-remember and do your
duty.
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Remarkable Trial.

Within the last two weeks y trial was had
in the Court of Common Pleas, of Ross
County, which has developed some startling
facts. An udhereing member of the Know
Nothing order charged seceder with PERU
ry, in having disclosed the secrets of the Or
der; upon this charge suit for slander was
instituted, Upon the trial the defendant in
troduced, as evidence, the testimony OF
several members Of the order, who disclosed
these startling facts. They testify that each
man who joins the Know Nothing order
takes solemn oath never to disclose the
existence Of the order, the names of any OF
its members, or his own connection with it,
When asked whether this oath taken in the
order was not regarded by them as conflict.
ing with the oath they had just taken in
Court, from the fact that each one of these
witnesses bsd not only told Of the existence
Of the order, but had revealed the names and
connection Of members, they replied it did
not, from the fact that each Of them had a
permit or indulgence from Thomas Ford,
President OF the order, granting them per-
mission to testify as witnesses in that case.
These startling disclosures must alarm every
good citizen for the safety, not only of the
administration of justice, but for the security
of our free institutions. When dark and
secret cabal becomes so lost to every sense
of religion and duty as to administer oaths
to do, or to forbear to do, certain acts, and
then to grant indulgences to men to tampcr
with and violate these solemn obligations, it
is time for good men to cry out in alarm.
Whence has Tom Ford derived the power
to absolve men from the binding obligation
of solemn oaths Who gave him the pow
er to snnul the most sacred appeals to AL
mighty God that human beings can make
And yet from the sworn testimony of wit.
nesses in court of justice, it appears that
he has assumed to do this, and men stood up
in court of justice and violated these oaths,
declaring that they felt no compunction oi
conscience for doing so, because of the all.
absolving power of Tom Ford's indulgence.
One of the most solemn charges Nnow No
thiDglsm has urged against the Pope is that
once his predecessors granted induIgences
and absolved from the binding effects OF
oaths. What is the difference, let US ask
between their own acts and what they charge
upon the Pope
How long will good men countenancc an
order that practses such black and infamous
JeSuitiSm ?--LanrdSter Eagle.
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the money of the mechanic and farmer, in
useless excursions to other cities. They
have voted for an extra Session in order to
get their greedy hands deeper into the pub
lie Treasury. they have spent their time
in useless discussion about matters over
which they have no control, while the real
interests OF the State have been neglected.
Never was a legislative body more recreant
to its tru t, more treacherous 20 the substan-
tial interests Of the people.