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GtIARk>ON a ANDERSON. No.
u loo MA!r STREET, IMPORTERS % HARDWARE,
CUrLFKY, Guvr, "AScHoa" CI0rH <-<t1<tI-
Eu5E Tools Of every description, Ia receipt kEe6
% their Spring article usually
which they respectfully invite the attention Of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee Merchants visiting this In
porting purchasing cash, enables
a. AMI huus North OF
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The 81 Louis Republican Of the Sd inst. says-"Wor-
te aud Brough who lodged u the jail Of tls
g. on the 2Gth ~ February last upon charge of muir
dcnng BAIL a. Gordon, in Warren county Missouri, VII
BE- taken Wausutou the county Of that county, on
SATURDAY, next"
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receiving spring - ffLf VI "NODo GU"
w si.tnr part 81 the following articles
bbls Crushed and PulveTsed Sugar
- de- G. Yellow do
hid. New Orleans do
lif Bsr- RIO. IAguyra and Java Coffee
l,-t Boxes BrUWu and Black soap
luu Boxes Aiamaulnc Candies
Ihds. Bacon sides, shoulders and Hams
kcr. superior Carb aud sal soda
New orleans Mola--es
les ihs Mountain Dew whisky
- do old Rye, Various Brands
Do Kerr Suinmerd-an do,
hll.. and - e Casks Imitation Brandy
2isi Sacks salt A-ht,n aud Marshall
Krr- Poug-ariat- Tobacco
Gruuud Cote
and Black Teas
AISo-Vr~gsr Pepper AHIcs Wrapping Paper, Yeast Pow
der. Br,o,ps u- kettle Holland Gin Peach and Apple brandy
smoking Tobacco, salt Petc aud many other
articles tedious 20 mention 10 an Adyef ,, 400
mi RAItLlff 4 uoAhLNS.
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HOOK AGENCY. -
THyHE have rsaLsda Book Agency 70 PhaepH
ADD VI. fur.l. any boo. o. On =. ,s , ran p p
is, Of ps,as, a. N"y 5.' ~ aSrF Gory Putnsn
GrahSm. Frnnt Lesle Paoe g. VIII receive us magaInr.
washington Jackson .qb.erb9g 70 o. and ~
m, .arb iy to % sor,h Of Magazine aec portraits vii be
Tnysi. q every deception size large small quaint
i Furnished Seal Prg..s DE. g. ,sn, TO Sta ,s,n..
snd dpsieh yss. q building Nys;BsSf Hsad..
Al oirf' .ont ~ na promptly attended TO- Psl.o9'
persons At dans having .saDe article. yeud soa Il ,9,h e.,
advaniage 70 address The subscroer - We could pc. s,ss "
svs., ''''" ''''' = Nav rsHos
Is prs. ru o. Zoe black Cashmere Pants some
1, Fr'y nice o'' ''' TOOK npSRY snAgER Main
VINDow s;, y Ssl1 I'd s II;lI e. CO
rA"h"6aS}SeSS S ,1. EGs 'G CO. ,'
wArEn .noLEHs psrpua "S s,ils, ' ., T ,s
prepared 70 furnish e articles At much rdard ges Tor
llEFHiGEH ATOHs..risn chss, $1,000 60. . Va
'e a, s5'''r' "o" used add At '''''' n8NERNAN
D,oN sIDEs.-obbd. g,In. slds' fq ~, ~ ~,
- ma3 -t'
6tUANO.- goo bag. be-, Peruvian louAvo.
s .as best super Phosphate Of Lime Il auo 81 vRy soSs
I,rUau wANTTDf-T1e undersigned .i.i-- TO make
o a,ss"" T.. . s css ea,lss, % fal. s@ psss
can saloon, next door 70 hsange
hp2t MUM" H"'''i'
b. raasd At 9 'nAEvwEEL cos.
NuOIAssES.-2O hhds and tcs. good bright reboied Mo
.pss '''' y ''' 20 q e. sKISsER CO Cary
ffHHDS. HAtsS, for sale 1000. ,.,.,.~o.,
~ noN'9 ~ ''''' JANIS WINSTON
,.,..o,, S.oN I'm good order In store Tor sale b,
spB y. u. SKINNER A co, Cary q.
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INV NPItINf NsUtIDNs
NXTEbave selection Fancy articles
w Spring. suctas
Plain striped. and Plain Black silks
DO Culorrd do
Black an Coioresi SIX Robes
Grrnadine and iierage do
Orgiudie and Lawn do
Plain and Figured Jacnnes
White and Printed Brlliants
Plain aud Printed Mouss-iain0
Cashmere Slia wls aud scarfs
Newest styles Paris Nantes
Embroidered Muslin aud Cambria Collars and Sleeves
French Wrought Coilarrtss and Sleeves
Mourning Collars IN great variety
Muslin aud Cambrck Bands aud Trimmings
Infants Trork Waists
Thread Eiges and Lsces
A-Nanders Kid aud six Gloves
Lti.rs KID and Doe Gaunucts
Black Thread Wells
Fancy Sounie DO
Grape and Love do
Muslin Caps
Embroidered and Revere IIdkf
Misses Gloves aud Hose, all HiEes
PARRTR NINMO co
rlp ia E,pt. snuare
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NOTICE.
nov H. as 49,. f ss, crei r.. .rs informed hat De ab
ders srs pleaLe to .nq ars Po.s9 T and ,Sg,s ~
a. Austin Texas Washington city. Claimants desiring gur ~.
pwer attorney demand aud collect The Win powsr and
sq pt g f All " Sm h rS osns ,s%.
if Bounty Lend. ioI military gr,c,. ,ls Es,s9.n SJ s's
oasos couhded 70 us Jointly and PROMPT svsndea T."
WHITE LOGAN, s,gaip, Texas.
Addre.sJ s1sysS. Abingdon Va for piymsnist waIns
ton aud WINS Loss ior payment Au.insendng AL 10 J.
Stevens or adjustment papers Tor payment az either paes'
,VNIIE NOOK ron TiE TIuEs.-TnE LlrE AVID
DEATH oP "sAM"iN ylRGlNIA, =. Mosfi-, B,os',-I
say 10 vraa. sruen ny vrgnan n one handsome i2mo
TIE work . History ofue late Guberna,or, Campaign In
Nynm m vhi,l DE position aud couf lls,n ~ e Deno,ny
by partv ofne Blonde. with t. history andunng through
Unacceptable politician, vii be most pleasant and agreea-
bi- nor-el 'or tlc reader 81 Igit literature.
r author yafou. pages borne pretty severely upon shs,
b. conceive. 70 b.ne ile. q Che American party 10 ,uEh
- hnd' a 40 enineDny Southern spirit b'eaed 10 'vey line
so s'nas Copies mailed any order ineosng % price q e
NOrICT rs ul.crber having on he 2su n Ma,ch ~,
- purchased Co. nu.n, long snd iayoraby carried on ~
VI, Wiling boo De- you'd lJeiiuny o, gonilngan'e o. Ne
on Of & rur enrr' 70 llrrs agi ssl selected .iok q
Al Of sh Win t. ~. ~ & noe. ,,. ai. Sm. '
wa A. wAgTFRs,
uP.olaerr md Papsr Hs9sgr,,
wus % Nj ,. Sq b. .s ssad fs%is e.. ad ia. ssd
'nd would ta continuance ~ ne patronage u Al m iormr
customers 90 The concern apis
4 WNN PLANTERS.-Emorys and snclalr'., tor safe -
- apip wM. PALMER
RLAtk CASSIuEHE PANTs.-we have nov i
- src u and complete q hne Black Doeski
Oa'inre Pants 10 which th s invited
apl6 KEEN, BALDWIN co.
DRIVE GHEEN LAGUAYHA COFFEE,-2C
APPS DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
W0Op'S FAuIIY SUAD.-iio half bits No
w landing aud for sale from The Dock by
mas WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearfst.
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IomN \. GonpoN Itrm srnEET. YEA

UOHN y. GORDON IiTH >THEET, NEAR
- the Exchange Hotel has Ia and Offers for sale
American Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
English and American blistered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 20 " inch.
Fiat, Round and square Iron, all sizes
Oval, half Oval aud half round Iron.
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods. American and Swcdes
American and Sge'ies Horse Shoe Iron.
Hors- Shoe~ assorted.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Speter and Spelter Solder.
sheathing, BraTsr's aud Bar Copper
Shot Ply aud bar Lad.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
McCormi-ks and Palmer Mould Boardsl
Wooden Bucket Handle.
Bucket Far and Rivet,, tlnned and black.
Tin Plaes, various
HardEar- and Wrapping Paper.
Cott=n and Hemp Plough Lines
Sole Leather, good AMI damaged.
Sperm, AdamAniine and TallOV Candles.
Soaps, fancy and broNn
With a t-ner,i assortment Of Groceries. mi2i
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DoGGET'r a ANpEUsoY

81 GoreTnor and FrdntIiH arsots.
XXTHOLESAIE AND RETAIL DEALERS In French and Ameri
w Paper IIangngs; Satin Dsnes aud DAmak, for Win
Curtains Gmp- Cords Ta Cornces Bands snd Coop
Lace and Muslin CurLn FLOOR and Table OH Cloths Hair Cloth
and Plush. Seas Curcd Hair, sofa SPRING. Twnt. Tack Mat
ngs; window Shades; best Curcd Hair and shuck Matresscs
articles
line Of business, which will be sold the reasonable
aud Paper Hanging and Uphosng punctuAy attended To
In 4 country ocs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
NEURALGIA CURED.

Messrs Railway Co: days bought dollar
worth of sdways Ready Relief u for Neuralgia, and Il
mi aston shuent, Il gave almost instant relief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

II tng and l"lnr uiih i'us fl,innd uIu rl, t,at loo n
shh,n i'pr'nly Hdnpi,d o us wants ~ small famles. Al.
Portable Ovens, ant entirely nr us market and Dbl y,f
rccomnf ndei W n rho htye used them lsf rsgy, stf H.
clauge Bans .,sf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

NOTICE-ro Al WHOM IT NAY coNCERs :-whersa
- the Richmond Danvc Railroad Company have had IN
misfortune lose their freight house Hchmond ~ we'll
uu ~ their rolling stock ey constrained Tor the present.
deliver ~ down freight siding their road The dep
o n s city, the trains shall arrve said freight TO h
Immediately BY those whom D. consigned ~ b.
long The Company viii not be- responsible nr the safe keepng
ne fafnc the parties interested concerned, vii
that Al freight before stated, r "
O oANPBELL,
is2i ~ Superintendent NJ Transportsiinn
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drops r. X Relief Ia little water taten say
every minutes quickly tie most distressing us
charge. Dysentcry Diara. II will In few minutes stop
the pain
q u Remedies are by al the Druggists in the safe and
mod '' $500 ~ KADWAY CO..
P,to street New
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m,q' So. it5' Tspir square.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We s sesyos our So q Ssg sna t,ney Dry 9Sod IN
g2tsi. j. w. GgGily ggfe,'ed on o., most 9 voss
trade confidently assuring yrrs that great Inducements may
peetsd Il consist. 10 part a. follows
Cotton o.ossqrr' cotohade. md Santeen
Konilcky Jean. satine,. and Tseeds
Trtings. Hrniture sud Apron Chscks
Iarg- Stock ~ prints, Gngiiams and Lawns
Alpsecs. snd Canton Cloths
pl.niei c,''e. sg I'd. i l,ragr, - .,.,..
. sgo Cha- sad i e,sE. ROB- s-.. . ,, ,,,.o.
Lace, Nu.lin and CsuBric Collars
lac. Cotars and Fieevr.i In asts
Iln,n ca@.h-s, sis ,gd Cotton Hd.f. -l i,,,,
% TRq ''"'' ''' WV wLrINoHAN TARDY
TtuEAT SALE en- FHRNCU GOODS ~ NEw
~ 10 iIun"s. SsT yort sb,1 vcny eu.and dollars 700
u very d.'rs French Goods. mostly o. 'ufle' IuPrn Co..
x" g. ' a. I ~si's sISa psIsinr, all .s.e,
w. gsa ,, ss Ii l,,. mode. and hg color.
PLAIN iaaet snd col'rei Grenadines
si'aa'd is6n Strip popin. ard ohsme.
Crepe D'EmerIu. new sriicle .
Printed sali.'ierne'. and G,rge de Paris
,au,ti a..oen,o n PRINTED Jacoor u gelnbseh. Eoschu
sdysnce, of them al rs an M e q @Es,'gn
c,EAsONAUIE CLoTHING..ws invite .,s ,t.1
Jas S' sI 90 yoT .I ps S,sd,i s,. gocs.
.Sa ag'S sss linen Dues ' Coats Of ever, variety Of colo
plain sSa gsney Cashmere do-very desirable patterns
Cashmere, Dfsp DEle, Marseiles and Linen Pa0's-a h
suI wsr.1PIe. and Linen vests, In spdIo.. variety
Together usny other and fashionable styles o. Clo'sn
J '' 40 sS' '''''' KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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"pilot and master discharged. Engineer will enter
bail in the of $1,000 conditioned for his appearance
the L. : District Court, in aud for this dI-t It
such things may he preferred against h,
e.
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A GHICtLTIHAL PEAS.-ieo bu.h,. Black and
mas woMBLE A CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl u,
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ltITCIbCOCk a OsB0RN,
COAGll nEALERS AND MANrfAcrIfRERs
+ u r. n i II y II Il,

u0lNfORD PORTER have In - th.
. time, the largest stock Richmond 81
FURNITURE TO be found Ia the This
superb, built by "a a..
country, supervision the
who thoroughly acquainted the
robes Chairs B,icad. &c Ae. equal Yo,k
he had Of Their
their stock by sales small profits people come an
BlSfORD PORTER n
rltmurd tl- .hl.r
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d. uHI.S. CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR
A.D ~ hhl.. Apple brandy
Boxes iIidraulc Press Candles - 4 Gs
hhl.. W I North Carolina, shad
Ia cases Maiehr,, iu Wood and Paper Boxes
IN and Tor sale by -. ,.,,
NIL VI JoNfS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

Al DDS PATENT SPERM CANDLES,
- Mt-ilrlIs Hydraulic pressed do
Iiuss aud Jack-ou's do
an % -'' No. '''''' EDWIN WORKMAN L co.
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l AnIrs.rur,r n,1rrn

cclved supply " LadI-' Gffsrs btri Crs
~ hand ouc and seryiceibls article " -1 They a s .
have ever cen 81 le price fof bargains Boo dr' cidren
Shoes, cau on D. G. PAGE. Jr
apf 80 f8 Main sfs..t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
!, EADY-MA AIDE CLOTH ING

D.GOODUAN has open at his large s'ore.room
% lly Main street, Richmond Va large and entirely
stock " Spring and summer READY MADE CLOTHING rubra
cug 40 styles y every grade % Coats Pants aud N-sts
Punisrg Gu0is FROM h very facilities n
Die liberal patrons aud The public generally Will m hnd 40 article
u bis line from finest lowest grades, ~ the very best make.
Of unu.uaily ov prices Tor cash. Cav aud examine.
~ Remember place and No LIP Main door
W. K4ndDlpl's Eoosstorc. lapl-l }. d. GOODMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

hRTGS ~ WHO'LL SALE. ai price. that uu.t prove
satisfactory Fancy Aucs boo variety Cigar fie
hsi iu Richmond Tobacco tn most drlr GARDEN sfds
fresh and warranted aud every uug Boo Co., Drug linz esae
retail r. SIMPLE
Nsf street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

XAyE have been engaged for time past -
w in getting the patterns for n t-SS>>--.---
Flow especially designed Tor turning under the @N
heaviest growth Of vegetable natter aud W. -
have the pleasure of informing friends Ink
have fully accomplished that end.
We would call the to
large stock Of Flows Corn
New Ground Jumping Coarrs, Large Horse Cutvaors
putting Ia wheat Harrow kc Ac All OF which O
own shops, by god Surkncn and warranted to give Subtraction
GEO. WATT CO, Franklin street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

THE CAMpgS FgERY Boar DI,AsrER-U. ;. Comnd..
soner Heazlitt on Saturday delivered opinion III the
cate the officers oi the steamboat New Jersey Alter
rrciing the facts, lac
ITO hold the defendants either OF them, to answer
the serious charges against it necessary that the test
muny should establish all OF three propositions
First negligence SECOND, misconduct third, natte"-
finn
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
St. PatEiCk'S Day.

Monday, the 18th day of March was the
anniversary of the festival of St. Patrick
From the Pittsburgh Post, we gather few
facts in relation to this, the patron Saint OF
Ireland
st. Patrick was born 1880 years ago in
Scotland. The family name was Maun.-
When Patrick was about thirty years old,
the Romans abandoning Scotland and leav-
ipg that part Of the country subject to inva.
sion from the North of Ireland, Patrick was
taken prisoner and carried into Ireland
Here he was held as slave for six months,
when he escaped and returned to Scotland.
While slave he became a convert to the
Christian faith and resolved to devote the
remainder of his days to the conversion Of
/ Ireland. He was carried into captivity a
second time and escaped after two months.
Miracles are attributed to him during his
wanderings. He was at length ordained for
his mission, and, ling his property and
birthright, he departed to preach the Gospel
in ireland. The worship OF idols then gen.
orally prevailed in that country. HetraVel.
ed over the whole Island, and was every.
where received with favor by the wild ant
| ignorant natives. His success in his mis-
sion was most astonishing. In few year,
large portion of the people were conver
ted. He gave all his wealth to the cause
maintained and educated many children
founded churches and monasteries.
He was not free from prosecutions an
perils; but his courage, his blameless lif
and his almost boundless charities won tn
hearts Of the people, and in bis old age h
had the happiness to see nearly all lrelan
christianized, and the condition OF the peo
pie greatly improved by his labors, his teach
ings, and the numerous reforms he had in
trodnced.
This Irish had been esteemed but rud
barbarians up:to the time Of st. Patrick
But after his labors had been crowned wit
sueh signal success, ireland sent fort
teachers aud preachers to all parts Of Enrop'
| He founded the bishopric Of Armagh, an
: several schools of learning to which ST
den,s were sent for instruction from all par
of Europe. As many as seoss boasend ct
i dents from all parts Of Europe rereeiste
ed in one collegsat Armagh q one time.-
IA Ireland was then called"the island Of Sain
! and learned men,. On the continent s
a1Patrick was known By the name. Of Succ
b thus, and his vrisings were rscsiFea Vi
grsst respect and TsvsreEses II x.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20

No man ever undertook q more Perilous or
apparently hopeless mission than st. Pat
rick. and no ones labOrs were ever crowned
with more rapid and astonishing success
A whole nation was redeemed from bar
barism by his lsbOrs; and 1t is no won
der that even to this day his name is held
in profIund reverence by Irisbmen, where
ever they are found 10 the world.
The 9th day Of March is dedicated 10
commemorate his virtues and his philanthrO-
py; but whether il was the day of his birth
or death is not known. The traditions in
regsrd to his expulsion Of smokes and all ven-
omous reptiles from Ireland are not well au'
thenticated, though pretty generally believ'
ed BY the unlearned. ST. Patrick lived tc
a great age. He preached and labored in
Ireland over fully years; died at about ishty
yeurs Of age at Down, in Ulster, and was
buried there in church Of his name.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
P,case Answer Next Wccx.

EbCHSc AhS"cE NcAG "ccN'
Will the Democrat be so kind as to tell US:
Whether it intends to support MILLARD Fill.
MORE for President
What the Legislature has done since the
commencement Of the session, aside from
making stump speeches, drinking mint juleps,
and visiting Cincinnati at the expense Of the
State!
Why, contrary to all former customs, the
State Senate has adopted the plan Of hold
ing secret sessions!
Why, O.P. BROWN voted against taxing
Banks the same os other property!
Why he lodged the question on the reso-
luton to have an adjourned session. Where
,cas he!
What is ERASMUS NEEDHAM doing!
Why, after such pretensions to economy
did the fusion Legislature vote to have an
extra session! ..... ..
What has the fusion party done for tht
good Of the people!
Another question:
Why did the Black Republican House il
Congress, elect stakeholder owning l0I
negroes, to the Office of Clerk! and slav
auctioneer for door keeper!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Col. Benton like Mar. Blair, Ex-
plains.

Col Benton denies through the columns
of the National Iatelligencer, that Mr. Gree
ly was authorized to state at Pittsburgh that
he (Mr. Benton) twas in favor of abolish.
ing slavery in the State Of Missouri" He
says further, that he "never spoke a word
to NJ. Greedy on the subject of slavery"
that he was instrumental in getting clause
put into the Missouri Constitution, which for
bids the Legislature TO emancipate Slaves
without the consent of their owners, and he
did SO COR the express purpose OF keeping
slavery agitation ont OF the State. He has
since condemned movement to abolish that
clause. "And now," he Gays in conclusion,
..if any thing could be added to increase the
fortune OF that State, it would BIZ to add an
inside slavery agitation to the outside one
which prevails on her border"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Whnt have they donei

If a sound and exalted patriotism could be
made to consist IN loud profess ions Of phi
lanthrOpy, our political opponents should
be elussed among the benefaetOrs Of the
world; but IL deeds are to be made the stan.
dard of commendStion then we must look
in vain for anything of exalted merit, in
the Black Republican fold. What have they
ever done to promote the substantial inter-
ests Of the country! What great public
measure have they originated Where, in
the Records Of our state or nation can you
find a single pruiseworthy movement
They are loud and long in their professions
Of love for human rights. We have looked
through their proceedings carefully and can
not find that foot of laid has ever been Sc
cured to freedom or the condition OF a single
bondman made better On the contrary,
they have done.and are now doing that which
in the end will and must be (if they are sue.
cessfu) fatal to the preservation Of the gov
erument andtbe civil and religious rights oi
the pc ,ple which the Constitution guarantees
We are candid in this matter. We wish IL
award fusienism all the credit to which il
can be entitled. We therefore call upon
our opponents to inform US what they have
done for freedom. What have you ever
done which in any manner advances the pub
lie prosperity! The people have believed you
professions-have given you the reigns o
power. Yoa have the State Legislature
and the lower House of Congress. W.
have listened to your pretensions Ions
enough. Show Us your Tork.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20

Disguised with the influence exerted BY that
class in'their own party
Mr.. Lunt spoke in favor OF the bill.
Dir. WilIford argued against It. The bill
was nothing but bumbug. The party oPpos-
ed TO the democracy had preached that the
Pope was about to Overfun the state, and that
the United States was oltogeiher subseryi
ent to him--thereFore, having got power,
this party must do something to make its
dupes believe that il vas delivering the coun-
try from the Pope, and so this bill was
brought in for Buncombe.
Mr. Heaton spoke in favor Of the BILL
Alter which the committee rose und report
ed the bill back. 1t was then laid upon the
table.
3 Mr.. Hamilton, on leave changed his vote
on striking out the words respecting con,
tracts in the resolution for stopping the
work on the State House, and he then voted
nay.
Adjourned.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
sudden Death.

Mr.. CAMERA, resident of Sufie;d, fell
dead on his sled, on Tuesday afternoon, the
llth inst. In the forenoon he prepared
some fire wood and hauled it home, feeling
as lively and healthy as usual In the af-
ternoon he hitched his horse to the sled for
the purpose of taking some meat to neigh.
boris, to smoke it. He took it over, hung it
up, and started for home; on the way he
stopped to converse with neighbor. He
appeared lively and talkative; they convers.
ed some time. Suddenly, he made an effort,
as though he was going to straighten him
self up in his seat, fell back and instantly
expired. He was taken home to his wife a
corpse. Oh what sight tomeet loving
wife. Despair seizcd her-she wfung her
hand in anguish, and wePt aloud.
His age was al years. His disease sup
posed to be Paralysis or Apploplexy. He
leaves wife and three Children Democrat