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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-17
GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE pHENIX BOOK STORE hnsli

THE PHENIX BOOK STORE has the
vanity 10 think that the''wind'' is now to be take
out' ofthe sails of g FsW Book Sore Pretszdsrs -
prices of the father of this boy abd then showing that
ins sfast young man. sells ut trife more then our
former prices, which were and now at lower
figure than any other establish ment in the county.
We think the ''popuiarty' ofthe propretors ef the
ttPhenix Book Store'' wholly dequate to
their object Our rents fuel, rk hire and other In
cidenta expenses not Increased In consequence Of
the Book and Stationery business, d y ~ 3, $7e
We can therefore compete with any establishments
the kind IN Portage county, Our circumstances are
such that sail very quietly and safely with hut
little wind Weneiher fear deep water or sand bars.
Then come one. come all. and be convinced tbs
although you divided sshumbug' that ,shumbugi
still, and that the place TO get the srcie you wan
little cheaper than any where else, fs at ..f,,fj
,, ..rA, o HArcH's Book SToRs
Oct. a. s1S55-1S in Ravenns,
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z READY, MADE CLOTHING.---Buffi
IU Brown, white and cheekered Linen Goats. PAM
and Vests. a large stock and at very low pricea I
May % w SEYMOUR.
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penSntion Of any ofeer during tho term Of once for
which. prior 81 the tsking ert of this act he shall
have been elccte aud the fees Of each the officers
herein named remaining uHpIilH at the end Of his ON.
eial srn shall nowise bruig L., or he the property
of any such oeer, but shall he eolcrtbeby his sue-
in Office. and shall be held 10 the public money
and property of the county: and shall constitute part
ofthe fund out (which the expenses Hnd compensa-
tlon Of such success ssoT Ia Office shall be paid.
Nh. VAN WORRIES.
Sneaker Of tAs HSEss of RsBrsssHtati1ss.
THOMAS u. FoRH.
Prssidszte Of the Senate.
April 8, 1856.
AuniToRs OFFTcE. RIvFSSL,
PoRTAGE TO. o., July l7th. 1861
hereby certify TINT the foregoing Is true copy o
the original acts Us hled IN my office.
THOS. W. BRO WNTNG,
IaUdit0r Of POrtGgs cOHE,g.
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HOSIERY g. GLOVES.-The best as
Ii sortment have ever had in store. 90 doz best
Ladies' Kid Gloves Silk and Thread Gloves, Ladie
and Misses Silk Mits, Ladies aDdMisses Hose all quail
tiles and prices at May7. FW SEYMOUR.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT,

THERE is no longer question, or doubt
J. In The minds of those who are best acquainted with
the advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot eiie for
the sale of Woods, of its i'm ortance aud practcabty
Located is. at the outlet of the great wool grow
ing West, being OF easy access to WOOL arOwerS. and
merchants. and within twenty -four hours ride of the
distant manufit tories of New England, il pos-
sesscs great advantages.
Manufacturers. teXcepting those who engaged as
spectators iu WOODS speak in the hghe stterms OF this
system. and the many satisfactory letters re
ceiving from our wool-growng friends, have stmua-
ted us TO increase efortsto make this house what
should bca safe and lab Ie channel for the sale of
their WOODS. has surmOuuteG all the difficulties ard
terprise by class Of Spectators opposed to It, ana it
bias more and stronger recommendations than ev-
er. We have spared no pains nor expense III making
ample arrangements for all who may wish to avail
themselves of the advantages arising from this
OF grading and selling wOOls. Merchants and wool
growers who wish to realize on their woods. delve-
ry at our Depot, can be accommodated ith liberal I'D
If desired. sacks will be sent heretofore to
those wishing to send their wool, and WOOL
TW1NE for tyingu Aeeces, will be furnished ut from
i3to 90 c. per pound.
When several in neighborhood wish us to for
ward sacks or twine we prefer sending to addres
Our customers In Illinois, and the Western States will
find that ordering sacks from lis will save them much
rouble and insure the safe arrival Of the wool here
as our sHcks are al numbered. and stamped Cleve.
land Wool Depot aud after being filled by consgnors
will REQUIRE no other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, ,our charges are low
for handling and selling, and we promise our employ
ers hatour undivided attention shall be d. voted TO
their interest. Very Respectfully,
NAV p-3m GOODALE E co OIL
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NJ. D IHg dUTy
certificates gob line and given by the PER
sons by 9hom they purport TO be signed.
Subscribed and swo-n before me, II. COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
cuRE OF MALIGNANT LUMBAR ABscEss.
No man knows the amount OF suffer-
Ing have endured for several years past. Ny
| complaint was first bad condition of the stomaeA
which gave me the Piles. At the end of year had
two large gatherings come out near my groin,
covering space as large as my hand. They dschGr-
god sometimes pint of matter day; thought
c,uId live-all the doctors In this county know my
and have given me medicine, but none of them
cured me. then commenced using patent medicines
but with no good effect In January, 1855, tried
Bdch's american Compound, and tpO bottles cured
am ready to show my scars-and prove to any stua-
ted was, that their salvation rests with the Com
pound.
OHicer Of the Auburn Penitentiary; well known 10
Col. L.Lewis, DR.. l. Briggs, DR.. J. M. Morris, and
Others Of Auburn. .,. ....' ,T .....t
RAPID CURE OF SCROFULH.
Mr.. Geo. L. Cough, Portrait and Landscape Paint
or, of Auburn, gives the following voluntary certih
cate:-
My boy, aged six years, has for long time been
troubled with symptoms of Scrofula. have employ
ed several Physicians, and used many different med.
clnes without curing the case But as the disease bc.
much alarmed and look ed about in earnest for some
thing to cure my boy. Knowing personally the pro-
prietors of Baeh's AmerieaH Compound, tried their
remedy, and state publicly what deem an undena-
BILE fact that bottles of that medicine has entirely
cured my boy. have since-iD talking Of this euro
Of sonlearned that this medicine has been equal
y successful in oil cases Of EryspeIas, Scr0faia, Sat-
Rheum, Canker, liberation of the Mouth, Throat +
Stomach, md in Bronchitis. feel great confidence
In recommending its general use
III. TO INVALIDS. ~ f'14
This Compound contains as groat healing element
| a Compound Fluid Extract Of Bach Drop or CanesS
Root, so long known to the Indian as never failing
cure for Scrofules Consumption, Humorso Blood
and for Chronic Inhamstton and is now for the first
time given to the public. Its secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We onlyI
ask one trial. Our, medicine stands upon its ep,'
merits alone.
sipis Of P. v. R. Coventry Co., the large sale
ready reached renders II impossible to give written
at 81 per bottle, six bottles for s5, and at whole
sale by M. Ward, Close & Co.. New York.
|, fafP. .R.C0VENTRY& e. CO., Sole Proprictors y
Rayenna, Mach 90. ls56-6m. Auburn, N, Y.
Agentsfor Ravenna. I. SWIFT, and A. BELDIE0E &
General Agent. Ga AYLoRD & Co.. Cleveland.
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HENRY JAMES,

Barber and Haii-dresser. Shop under the Collin
House. Shaving, Hair cutting. and Shimpooning
y done promptly and in the most fashionable style.
F.
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THU PORTAGE SENTINEL.
The SeuIincI is published every Thurs
day morning, at Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio,
BY ALPHONSO HART.
oGlcc on Main.st No. p, Phcnix Block, third story
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
April 1856.

The Sentinel will b. furnished 10 subscribers at the
rate OF 0NE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per ar
num- il paid within six Inhs. Aiicr the expiration
Of the first six months, and within the year, TWO
nOLLARS will he charged, and TWO D0LLA RS and
b. deferred until after the expiration Of the year.
failure th pay In full and give notice Of discontin-
the Puhisncr the close of the time subscri
bed for will be considered engagement for the next
year, and SO on year after year.
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DRESS GOODS. Plaid and Printed Bera
~ ges, French DelaInes style. Plain and Printed
Lawns. Brilantes, Ginghams, &c. w SEYMoMR.
Nav
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PArTERNs WiLLow, Baskets,
i gssroesived ct the RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
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TOR THE RISING GENERATION--
i ring along the ''Young Americas" and let us
CAP the clmax'--I have large Ortmento Of Boys
Hats and Caps of every style and price.
MAY 8, 1855, J II. GREEN, No 3, -"enix Block.
NPRING style Of silk ahd soft hats. just
~ received at J. T. GREEN'S.
Anril3, 1896, No. 3 Phenx Bleck.
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| lS56, SPRllG TRADE. 1896.
STRAW GOODS.

lust received 5 cases of Panama, Leg
u horn, PedaianA Canton Straw Hats. Also e5 do p
en- Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap at
RALLARD'S.
Ono door cast Of the Ph9nix Block.
My L. l9Ii-GR
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BACH'S
A NJ z RICAN
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE OF New YoRK, Cayuga County. ss.
One Of the frh. of P. V. X. Coventry " Co., Ofthe
city OF Auburn. b,ing duly sworn says the following
certificates are goh line, and were given by the rer-
sous by whom they purport TO be signed.
Subscribed and swo-H before me, II. T. COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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MFRS. SKINNER. having received from
ul New York, Dress. NJ militia. and Basque patterns,
Il prepared to attend ~ all calls In the line of DRESS
MAKING. at her Residence on Main street.
Ravenna, MHy 0. 1856.
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w. ENOS,

Dealer in Boots Shoes, Leather Shoe Findings, Hides
Ravenna Book Store, Alain st. Raycnna Ohio.
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MAHOGANY OIL CLOTH!-A nice ar.
Ill ticle for covering Desks, Counters &e. also an
or quality and warranted not to crack. All to be
sold at low figures. PRENTlSS, HoPKlNS& CO.
EsMaFch ]. 1856, ..
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WILLIAM FRAZER,

Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic Hardware, Saddlery
&c, Frazer's block opposite the Bank, Main 81, Ra
U.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
Ill We had desired disseminating that branch of
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers OfHIaH they had to pay at other pa
ces, and being solicited to replensh our stock have
done so, and have the pleasure OfOferug our
TONERS and friends large and general assortment Of
Hardware at very low figures for cash. ready pay,
approved credit. Those in want Of hardware will
please drop in and save some DIMES,
hume 10 1855 PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co,
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NANCY CASSTMERES--A large assort-
l. mcnt, and psry desirable also black Gas.
simere of evory grade just opening and going of at low
figures. p, II. & Co
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C1RTIS HATCH,
DcHler in Drugs and Medicines together with Flour,
salt. etc, In seymOur's block, Rayehna. OHIO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-26
Renominntion OF mr. Fremopt.

Leading Black Republicans, in various quar-
ters eyince disposition to put Colonel Fremont
up again for the Presidency in 1890. II that Is
their object rhey should begin to explain his
transactions while in California Thus far no
explanation relative to the Cattle operation has
been offered worthy Of the name. Nor has any
attempt been made to show how Col. Fremont
came to make such mistake as to certify that
property found by band of experienced army
officers to be worth but about $4,000, was
worth SlOO00OO In the next four years ample
opportunity will be offered for explaining these
and other transactions of Col. Fremont; and If
the Black Republicans mean to succeed with
him. they must improve the time. With no
disposition to do the Col. aught but justice, We
feel bound to say that his transactions with the
present the darkest record ever yet
presented by a candidate for the Presidency
They may be susceptible Of explanation, we
hope they are; but thus far no explanations
have appeared. Union
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Troubled about Many Things.

The late Fremont papers are in "peck of
trouble" about what Buchanan is going to do
after he is inaugurated! They had as we'll wait
and see. They made so many mistakes before
his election, that common modesty, it seems,
would dictate to them different course, but as
their party is very imaginative one, they no
donbt feel much more at home in dealing in fc-
tion than in yfactsi
They are SO accustomed to inventing largo
stories about Kansas, that they are well prepa-
rcd to deal with novelties ofany kind, and no.
thing proves more the value of human language
than the many different uses it may be put to
in the art Of manufacturing ficticn for living
Supposing as tn, y failed to elect their o,o,,
candidate, they would let ours alone until he
leaves Wheatland for the National Capital to
commence his work? Still, as many Of their
predictions. founded upon rumors they start
Themselves, are as amusing as ridiculous. per-
haps the wounded feelings Of our urdefeated friends
could not be better administered to than by this
application ofsilly predictions, it would we fear
be cruel and inhumas to interfere with them!--
Statespsan.
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Virtue Archibald
What Good did MIR FilImOTe's Hun
ming Do!

1t is contended by some persons and presses
that Mr.. Buchanan owes the success of hiss elec-
ton to the fact that Mr.. Filmoee was a candi-
date.
Let us test the value of this opinion. 1t will
hardly be said that Mr.. Fillmore aided Mr.. Bu-
chanan in the State of New York, for Mr. Bu-
chanan willnot receive the electoral vote of that
State-the same can be said of all the New
England States. Mr.. Fillmore's running did
not help Mr. Buchanan in Pennsylvania for the
Democratic ticket obtained more votes in that
State than the Fillmore and Fremont ticket
united.
Mr.. Fillmorc's running prevented the Demo-
cratic candidate from receiving the electoral
vote of Maryland, and hence he afforded no help
to the Democracy in that State
In Ohio Mr.. Fillmore was of no service to the
Democracy, for that State was carried by the
black republicans.
In Indiana the Democracy triunphed over
the Fillmore and Fremont fusion.
In Illinois the Democracy have triumphed in
spite of fusion, Fillmore, Fremont and every
thing else.
In New Jersey Buchanan received about as
many votes as Fillmore and Fremont united
Inasmuch as Michigan and Wisconsin have
gone for Fremont, Mr. Fillmore did not aid the
Democracy in those States.
In all the southern States the Fillmore party
opposed the Democracy. Where, then did the
know nothing candidate benefit the democratic
nominee?
| Will some Of the wise men of the Know
nothing party bring up some reliable data upon
which to sustsin the opinion that Mr.. Buchanan
aleS. single electoral vote which he requires
3sct him to the presidency to any effort on
part Of Mr.. Fillmore's friend?
lr. Buchanan owes his election to the votes
Of The national Democracy of the Enion, aided
by thousands of conservative, constitutional
wings and not to knownothingisn or black re-
publicanism.
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New COunterfeit--Look Ont.

A counterfeit on the Bank of Geauga, Ohio,
is in circulation. The fraudulent note purports
to be two, and is thus described, it is proba-
bly, from genuine plate of some bank, as it is
we'll engraved. Vignette, man and woman
separated by an oval design in lathe work, on
which is heavy figure two. The right hand
Of the man rests on plow, and the left hand,
with very long fore-fngcr is intending to grasp
rake. The woman holds distaff in her righ t
hand and a milk pail in her left. On each side
of the vignette is figure two, scroll work
witha cupid in the body Of the figure two
The end pieces are alike, and consist of figure
work. die work and a fancy female head The
tail piece is full rugged ship.
ALso-Look out for counterfeit two dollar
notes on the Bank Of North America, Seymour,
Connecticut; also, on the Bank of North Ameri-
ca, Providence, Rhode Island, of the same issue.
They have spread eagle for vignette, with a
partrait of Clay on the lower right hand corner,
and the figure of a justice on the lef.--Zanes.
Tines
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THE AIM OF THE SLAVE PcwER.-The Bos-
ton Atlas, luminary of Black Republican
despotism, said on Tuesday, "The slave power
to-day fights against fredom." 1t may be a
new truth to the readers of the Atlas, that sla-
very is opposed to freedom. But the Atlas for
got to announce another important truth, viz:
That the party with which that journal is iden-
titled is the real slave powcr--the only one in
The land, the most unScrupulous of any known
to the history Of popular government 1t wo'd
not only increase the rigor of the evils it pre-.
tends to deprecate, but also reduce its own kin
dred to seryitude more abject and unjust as
to the stagnant genius of race which has nc
wish or power to rise from its everlasting deg
radation.-N 7. NeaCs.
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Mn. EpIToR:--You will please announce that
the East sailing schooner "WoO'1y Horse" will
leave Dee lsvllc for the above port on next Fri
day evening Nov. IS, 1856, at 6 o'clock ?. NJ.
in charge Of the following officers:
Captaia--James Bradford.
Paot-Jacob Cramblett.
Mate-,James Glanden.
Cook-Wm. Hanna.
Chaaa6e,maid-Aaron Moore.
.Eagineer-John Cute Bargar.
All hands aboard at the ringing of the bell
Tickets can be had of VIM. Hanna at slim
my" piece.
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TT rs NOT A DYE,

Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the hair or scalp, read the following, and
Judge of
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Re
stOrer.
Rev. NJ. THACHER (6O years Of age), Pitcher,
CLenango county, N Y. my hair is now restor
ed 10 its natural color and ceases to fan
Rev VIM CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine N.
Y my hair is changed 10 its natural color and
growing on bald spots, &c"
Bev. STONE d, Concord N II "My
hair which was grey, is now restored 10 its natural
color, &c "
Rev Glen DENIM ,Chicagolll. ~ can add my
testimony, and recommend it to my friends"
Rev d. T. WOOD Middletown, N Y. my own
hair has greatly thicEened anu also that Of one ol
my family who was becoming bald, &c"
Rev P TUSIlN, Charleston, sc. "The white
hair is becoming obv.ated, "nd new hair forming,
&c"
Rev A FRINK, Silver Creek, NY. at has produ.
ced good ,effecl on my hair, and can and have
recommended it,
Rev JOS MCKEE, Pastor of Wet D R Church. N
Y, recommends it,
Rev D. MORRIS, Cross River, N Y, also, and
Mrs Rev H a PRATT, Hamden, Y.
We might swell this list, tiff the above fail TO
convince IT! Sold by ali the principal mer-
chants in the United States, Cuba and Canada
Wholesale and Retail depot No 255 Broome street
New York. SoIie dealers try to sell articles in
stead OF this, on which they make more profit if so
write to depo: tor circular and information.
October %, 1856. emo,
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ADVICE TO You've FARMERs,-Allow me to
say to young farmers especially, let us be studi-
ous and inquisitive, as well as laborious; let us
be frugal in our habits; avoid useless expendi-
lures; leave fine dress and fast horses and SNOWY
dwellings to those who really need such things
to recomm end them. Let us ever remember
that for health and substantial wealth, for rare
opportunities, for sclfimprovement, for long life
and real independence, farming is the best bust
ness in the world.--Er.
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LIST nElLETTERS

Remaining In the Cadiz Postofice November 1s
1856.
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PENN q mARPER'S
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun.
ties, that they still carry on the Carriage Manufac-
turing in all its branches They have superior fa.
oiliies for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles.
Their stock will be manufactured in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind Of vehicles are
solicited TO give us call before purchasing else.
where. W.
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Busgies, BuggIes
with sliding tops, Light rrotting Buggies, Skele.
ton Bugges, Sulkics, &c, &c. - "
All Kinds OF repairing executed at the shortest no
tice, and on the best terms. We keep none but the
best of workmen in our employ. New work ex.
changed for old. 'l
0C7-Shop directly east of the American House, in
Ditmars PENN g. HARPER.
Cadiz, Ohio Nav T. lS56-ly
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Cosmopolitan Art Association.

We direct the attention of every lover of the
Fine Arts to the advertisement Of the Cosmo-
politan Art Association in another column. 1t
is no humbug. You get for your So an excellent
three dollar Magazine or splendid Engraving
and the Cosmopolitan Art Journal, worth 81;
besides the chances you have for drawing q
splendid Stature or Painting. Call on Mr. n
A. Hanna, the Secretary for this county, and
become a member.
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RIeIainotypes.

I, Mr.. Rich has opened rooms at the American
House in Codiz, where persons wishing Like
ness of thens elves or friends taken in this new
style Of art, would do well to call 1t is said
that the Patent Picture of the Melainotype
made upon Iron is far more durable and beau
tiful than any other kind in use. As Mr.. R.
will remain in Cadiz but short time, it would
be well for those who desire good Picture to
call soon.
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Consumnfion Cnred.

BE not deceived by base limitations Hegeman
Clark & Co. s Genuine Cod Liver Oil never disap.
points, and nine years experience has proved it SUI
perior to all hers, and the only reliable cure for
Consumption.
As there is great deal of spurious oil in the
market uduterated with seal oil, whale OIL &c 4 C
too much care cannot be taken to procure the Gen.
uine.
Our Oil is made at our own factory in Newfound
land, and eack bottle has our signature over the
cork, be careful TO get lereman Clark g. Co.'S, fol
since the death of Mr. Rushton our late partner
there has been an article introduced called Rush
tons, wEich is in no way connected with R. e. &
Co. or II. C Il Co. Sold by druggists.
j. October. %, 1856, 3no.
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General CasS.

Not only, says the Plain Dealer, the entire
Democratic party but thousands of others in the
Middle and Southern States, will be grieved
when they ascertain that the result in Michigan
will probably deprive the United States Senate
of the acknowledged wisdom and sound expe-
roncc of the illustrious Cass, But go where he
will-be his future what it may-the veteran
statesman will ever enjoy tho high regards OF
his countrymen.