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IJouse If Reprcsentatiye- acted brnYoly IN insist
i,,, nnan the knp-a. nraviSo II say.
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ten aiereI ami ant'ciE The 5lfeseIe 'n" = F5.as
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vb,u' .bo inI,l,,e. u hostile feeling towards tho
Southern States anu u" INSTITUTION "' s'hF''s
Tnhneeo cultivated Utmost exclusively by slAyrs,
r,,,i bos nb,1t onc fifth of The entire revenue Of
EN-, p,i,ai,, Cation ,,,vaa rn,rl,,tncnt Ia t1fpr
million. of her aahicet.-cmploymcn which if
withdrawn wenld lpoye Them 70 starvation and
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At the Erent democratic gathering a short
time ngo on the old Iippreanoo battle ground
John Van Barren mud John G. Breckenridge stood
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but restc on hts character ~ n southern i'"
In 'ls John Van liuren made Abolition speech
VA. 81 pa.,.,.,.l.,.,t, a.. I,t.os
rs y" ~" "" M" ."' ,'''''' ''''
.iHuuuiV, I~Jb, wrote Abolition il lltI7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

NEW York Sept 2o.-Kelly, victor in the
recent plila fight, died yesterday at the Bellevue
llosl itai. lie was admitted there underline name
Of % m Williams
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

SPECIAL. NOTICES.


sBDIIowuy'- pi.I'-.-The Eload.-None can DC
thy unless this vital lnd he kept pure Ihs "ondeftul
graduates all uoNious particles OF matter acting d.
ratlI the liver kidneys and bowels None needhe sick
tHcy this remedy
sldat the manufacturers No 30 Maiden Lane New York
81 Strand London, by all Druggists at 2'c,
tee, aud 81 pcrboX, lsfp2idI"
-, .'GouSETBgfDN q ~ She Life of
= - ADE"-pRINfING in all It's various branches,
po in syle aasar0esgl6 tV aRy a establishment in ttc
S.8ts the NlRGlNIAN JOB pRlN TING ESTABLISH
MENT
Job. printed Colorsln that viii compare wthany
work dane South of Mason and DXons Line Specimens can
he flee Call and First Alley between MAN
uul Churt Streets. aug LIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24


Has China aud Queensware. and DeaieIs in GLASSWARE,
window Gllss Girandocs Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures aid
Fancy Goods
The Subscribers have received ships Ganatic and Ohe
Iivcrpua their full Fall supplies and ena
country merchants and others full complete
handsome Of goods in thcirre at prices,
upon which will be found desirable be
elsewhere.
india French China dinner compete French
richly decorated and gildrd aud white
French China Tea Sets, "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

The NATIONAL lNrErLioENcER seems al
most persu aded" TO follow the lead Of the Wing
Convention. In its issue of Friday morning, it
says:
We POSTPONE to-day Congressional debate foreign
correspondence mutitudnous communications, and
nearly everything else 10 appropriate Our pace to
the proceedings and speeches IN the recent Wing
Convention in Baltimore, which, from the gre At per
seua respeotabilitg of its members and the mpor-
lance gifts deliberations, deserves to have its aims
and sentiments placed in the fullest mamie before
the country. If should be objected TO thi assem-
bly, that il not entirely national or not exclusive
~ and purely Whg-that one Gifts orators indeed re
pudiated for it the name Of Old Line Wing it cn-
bodied so much of both of these qualities 10 cut,-
lie its recommendations 10 great Consderat on with
all Wings throughout the country, TO say othlng OF
the intrinsic title to their respect OF the emf ncn el
whose nomination to the Presidency by another
party they have approved and ratified. Th respect
fnl consideration we shall ourselves bcsto on Its
recommendations, with every disposition To weld TO
them such favorable construction and suppo IT rs f.
deity to principle and due regard 10 the pccnllar
circumstances OF the country shall dictate 10 III as
proper and patriotic.
1t passes our poor ability to understand how
fidelity to principle and due regard to 1he pc
culiar circumstances of the country permit the
4nteiigencer to be silent and neutral in such
contest as is now being waged Assuredly. there
10 iSht anu wrong to the questions III contrO-
versy. Either the seotionalisn Of the Fremont
party, or, the opposing principle represented bv
the other candidates, is right The Intcliipenccr
having settled that question, as we suppose IT
would. adversely to the Fremont interest would
be left to choose between Buchanan aud Fill
more-a choice, which, when we compare tho m
.tecedents of the two with those of the lnteligen
Ger, we do not think it would be difficult to make.
But, if even it were, the Integencer some
months ago avowed its determination 10 follow
the fortunes of the Wing party. That party
has now taken its stand. 1t has put forth pro-
camatiou of its principles and purposes. cary
ing with il as much authority the action Of
any party can do. Mr. Fillmoreis much now
the candidate Of the Wings as he is Of the Amer
icans-and, as such, any Wing, however oppos-
ed to the latter party, may, without incohsisten.
cy or without compromising his principles. give
him his support We hope yet to see the Intel
ligencer unlimber its Pairhams and open fire on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24
JOSEPH Will w.

JOSEPH = WILL ANS.
While this is the sound, constitutional and con
eervative position Of Mr.. Fillmore what j. that
II his rival for Southern favor, Mr.. Buchanan
In lS4s, he objected 10 Sguatter Sovereignty
only on the ground that the power 10 lcPis te on
slavery in the Territories resided IN Congress-
and could not, therefore, be exercised hy tho
people Of the Territories. But in hs letter pf
acceptance, he tells US, in effect, that he regards
the power as now transferred (by the HANS s
legisa,on) from Congress to the peopie a. The
TerritoreS, and that now they hive as much rig ht
as the people of the Suites to determine whcth "
slavery shall or shall not exist within their mi l..
The southern people may now decide, witha at
perplexity or hesitation, this most important
question. In many why's aud on variety ot
occasions, they have given the solemn aud indlg
ant assurance that they would under no Poliii-
cal necessity, give their votes to my man who
favored the INDUSTRIOUS and odous doctrine of
Squatter Sovereignty Mr.. Fillmore dirapproyes
and disavows it. Mr.. Buchanan, in language
almost as plain as Gen. Cass ever employed, has
asserted it. Let the South choose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

The Columbia Planter # the 9TH inst, states
not two Of the usgroe. o1gaEcl in the 6endi,h
plot were whipps! to d,otb, beside the three who
were hung.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

" Cups, Sauc,rs. git and plain white
e" VASES Caud c~1ieks. MUGS, Pitchers &c.
Plates aad Dishes. gold band white separate.
lsf!uul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-24

- DID nsso';Hc5It 81 sait,r. ,u-t,,.
= II D. HE}tNT
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
COME ONE-COME ALL,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

VHE sub%criber would respectfully an
Il nouuce to the citizens of Ravcnna ana vicinity.
that he has beeE receiving during past week. gen
era and compctH assortment 20 ITS and Shoes. suit
able for the spring trade, comprising the various kinds
andcolors o. ladies and GentemeH, Boys and Youths,
Misses and chIdrcn's CATERS, Enamcled Pat Leather
and Calfskin Congress CATERS B0oteS and Buskins
Kid and cnamcled Patent Leather. Also few pair of
Iadiesand Gents rubbers iustto supply the present
demand
The public are respectfully invitedo call and exam.
inc fQrthemsel9cs as they may be assured of finding
article that viii suit ,withprices corresponding with
he times. mario '5j WM GARDNER
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
BOol shoe and Leather slore.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK, RAyEEEA, o.
En, THE subscriber has justreceiv- nm,
HEV u ed a fresh stock OF Gehtlemen's La HkJ
~ dies' Children's Summer SHOES, Yiz.I ~
Geuts Congress GHiters,
do. CobeTg Shoes,
Several varieties Ladies aud Misses Callers ..
do do do do BusEins
Gents French and common Calf Boots,
Boys Boots and Shoes.
All kinds Of work In our line done TO order Re-
pairing done short notice. Also good assortment
of Leather and Shoe Findings, Mems and Womenis
MoIoseo, MOI FIenen nho common Sali skins, Spanish
Thread, Shoe Nails, Brsiles, Tacks, &e &c. We es,
peeialy invite Shoemakers In the country 10 call and
examine our stock of Leather and Findings, and all
who want Boots or Shoes come and get well shod.
N. B.-Highest ma rket price will be paid in cash
for Beef hides. Calf-skins and sheep pelts.
Rayenna, May 9th, 1856 Boy /. w. EN0S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co,
Semtenccti 10 be Hung I!!s'

A FTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, "N ho aud AhereG'
aud in order TO let the people OF PornEe, know that
Il has ut length been decided by all good judges that
we, PRENTlSS HOPKINS q CO. have just reeeiT-
ed u stock Of Wall paper aud Borderihg, that un-
dodbtiy deserve HangnE aud 10 avoid tie confusion
that naturally follows on EGRgiHg Occasions, have
received them what earicI than usual In order
10 give all good chance. Aud we would merely
SAY TO all who want To Try their lack iu HangtnE that
we can give them the Largest. Prettiest and Cheap
est assortment of Paper aud Bordering, ever brought
into the County. Our Paper has all been urchas.
ed this Spring direct from the mdHHtGetuTer, thereby
saving Inc profit Of O iobbrr. We
suit ALL both Ia quality, style aHd price, our prices
rEugc fIom ct 50 per roll, bordering from G.
50 cents per yard. Call aud see them before FUR
chasing elsewhere.
March 25lh, lsj6.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11

GUNNER COATS-Farmcrs' Satin, Lus
~ ter, White and Brown Iinnon Coats. at
NO. 3.PHENIX BLOCK.
TOATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, FrOck and Sack Goats. Also lugrc stock
of Business Coats at NO. 3, PHOENIX LBOCK.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
TERMS:

TERMS:
For full llcourse-time Misunderstanding all de-
partmentS Of Book Keeping, Lectures and
practical Penmanship 5000
For same course in Ladies' department. 25.Ct
Persons taking Penmansnip alone will receive
twenty lGssonsfor 500
For various Sty les OF Ornamental Penmanship a,
may be agreed upon.
ForinstrucLion in Business Arithmatic only, as pcI
agreement,
The DESIGN ofthe institution is to afford perect ia.
ciitics for acquiring in an expeditions manner thor
ou@h knowledge of Commercial Science and Art, as
practically cmplo! ed IN the Counting Room and Blu.
siness pursuits generally.
The BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT is under the
personal superntendancc Of life most accOmp lished
Accountants and Teachers. and tits believed that nc
Mercantile College in the United States possesses sn
perior advantages for impartnga thorough ana prac
tical knowledge OF commercial science.
The COLLEGIATE COURSEwill embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry in the various Trade and
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufacturing
Stoapboating, Individual partEershpund nd Cmopound
Company Business. Allmanuscripts from which the
Student copies. are written in bold rapid business
hane, which will serve as great Auxiliary in secu-
ring to hi ~ an excellent style Of writing.
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
enee 0fAccounts. Commercial Law. Political Econo-
my, Commercial Calculations. Banking, Mercantile
Cusc0ms, Commercial Ethics, Railroading, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
Geography. sc
PENMANSHIP, Practical and Ornamental, will be
taught in the most efectuGl manner by Gentlemen OF
the highest accompishm ents, systematic and rapid
penmen, and we pledge ourselves to iinpart 10 our
patronso more general extent than is done at any
similar Institution, hand wrtingin every respect
adapted to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies'
desiring to qualify themselves for teaching Penman
shin. will fndample facilities at this College.
The SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp thu College are
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently
ranged for pursuing every department Of Mercantile
Education. .. ,t- r ~
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the GentemeD's, and is fitted up in a neat an
convenient manner I'D
Through the extensive business acquaintance the
Principals many of the Students on graduating are
placed in lucrative situations.
III 2 Send for circular by mail. Nov 3-1R55
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
DENTIST TRY. ----.
DR. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully


R. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people of Portage county that he has
opened an office over Rowel 4 Miiter's store, in the
westend ofhe brick block. He will insert phOIs
oftecth on the atmospheric pressure principle and par
tial sets the way in suitab PiYotteeth
inserted to be serviceable ard durable. Teeth
filled with gold and tin foil 10 preserve them from
future decay, from fifteen to- twenty years All ork
done by him will be warranted to do good service and
will be finished in the aighes style ofthe art. He will
also, payparticuar attention to correcting irregulari
ties chldren's teeth, and will treat successfully the
various diseases peculiar to the mouth.
Extracting done with utmost care and with the least
pain possible. Chloroorm given in suitable cases II
required and with perfect safety. References will be
give to individuals who have worn whole and partial
setsofteeh put up by him for years and with complete
success. Also to those who have in their mouths
pivoteeih inserted by him six years ago, and which
have not required the least repairs He will also
to persons who have teeth now perfectly sound, which
were filled by him from four TO six years ago. He in
vtes all who may require the services of Dentist to
give him call before engaging work; and ensures
those persons who may favor him with their patronage,
that mis- charges VIII he reasonable and his work wfr.
ranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds of
farm produce laken in exchange iorwOrk. Specimens
ofhis WORK may he at his office.
March Z, ls55-3l-tf.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
NEWS FOR THE MILLION!
YIN ROAD TO fFHHnn?INE MADE EASY

TT is an old but very true saying, that
l. ''money sGUCd is money made''-hnd in this money
making age every man makes il his business TO see
where he can buy the StgoOdS for the LEAST MJN
EY. The subscriber tikes this mt thod of informing
the DEAR of Portage County! that it is univer-
sally admitted by all. that GREENFIELD
FRS is the place to get what You want in the way
Of CLOTHING aud Furnishing Goods of all descrip
tions. My entire stock Of Men and Boys Clothing was
purchased under the m0St far0rdbic circumstances ;
which will enable me to offer RGAlNS that will
ToHlsn THE NATIVES! As it does not cost any thing
examine the goods and ascertain the prices, all those
who wish to satisfy themselves where they certain
ly makc the best bargains arc requested to call and
Judge for themselves.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
Decmng it unnecessary to say any thing more than
thai My GOOns ARE FOR SALE, and am bound to sell
them as Low as MONEY CAN BUY THEM ANY
WHERE Persons friendly to the cause, drop in at
No. 3, Pheuix Block. c. GREENFlELDER.
Ravcnna, May IS, 1856
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
sTREAToR, DAILY & co.
1855. May Sd, 1856

- MILL OAN3 O-AAA - ~ ~
1855. May Sd, 1856.
New Goods AT ShaIersv IIe!
THE subscribers have this day the pleasure
i OF stating 10 the public lhaI they have commenced
receiving ihs iuVoire Of SrESG ANB SUNNEH GooDs,
aud will, h short, have full stock, embracing ever!
variety usually Ser' IN sF SGasE sio soF1 ,I NV Ifs1 @
1T The highest market price viii be paid ~ all
times forprodues. SIlEArok, DAILY * 20.
DONNETS BONNETS !!-Ladics', il
ID you want new sprilg Bonnet Of any qualify,
silk, Grape, French Lace, Straw, or an! tg gclsc,cal
at StreutUr, Daily n TO-. :, aud you will uud pile oi
them, with Ribbons 10 maich' selling fast aud cheap.
UATS-Sik, Panama, Leghorn, Straw,
IL and Palm heal, an endless yaret! for sale cheap
by STREAToR, DAILY q go
( ADlES-5O cents will buy good Lawn
IL DrSssat sTRFAroR, DAILY u Co.'S
I CASE Prints just received and for snle
L at sTREAToR, DAILY d Co.'S
SHAN LS-Blk Silk, Grape and all other
\ Nay ~; 10 70 '0' '"' '- srSEAToR. DAILY & co
MANTILLAS--A splendid assortment,
III Just received anI going fast and cheap.
Nav 10 STREAIOR, DAILY & co
TICKING-Theb best in the county for the
i low price of lsl cents can be found nj
May lJih SIREAInR, DAILY Co.'S
NAST STEEL HOES AND MANURE
Y FORKS just trccrived AM for sale by
SrREATOR, DAILY & co.
shalersville. May 10, ESQ
GOLDFISH. TROUT aud WHITE FISH
- Just received and for sale 10y
MAY % STREATOR DAILY u co
OALT, WHITE LIME & WATER LINE
! Ma; 1'sS % 'O''''"''' '' s;TRE4foR, DAILY & co.
HULVIVATORS--l Duz. of Wheeler &
" Picketts celebrated Culliyators just received and
for sale by STREATOR, DAILY Il co.
MALL PAPER and WINDOW HANG
w INGS, IL new supply and beautiful patterns, jus!
received and selling cheap
May 30 STEEATOR, DAILY & co.
SHEEP SHEARS--Willson's best Sheep
~ Shears just received 10y
May 90 SlREAToR, DAILY d co.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING, can at all
LII times be found at very low prices
MAY 80 STREATOR, DAILY X co.
THE SHALERsvlLLE CHEAP, ONE PRICE
L STORE is now bcin" GlIcd with every variety of
seusonahlc Goods, which have been selected with care
and in view of the wants of the people in this section
of county. II who have disposition TO buy their
goods at TeY low priccS viii hadit to their advantage
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-11
STRAW GOODS
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
L in the north cast corner OF StrccsUOrough ItcOn.
tainS 100 land There is Jundant quantity
ofGAccl}cnl watcramd tmbcr-good orchard wcli graf
tcd-a good dwelling house and baruS. Ii will be sold
for $50 per acre, one half down. and the balance in
one, two and three years. JAMES PALMER.
SfeGtsb0tuuPh. April q, 16jG-3S-Gm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25

PERSONAL. Hon. Cha'sF Lott called M.
sn''s yesterday, locking as only married
men and actual settlers do lock. well hmm,
and cOntented
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25

EN- Nr. J. l. tZAPKAY.-The gentieman whose
forms the caption t tins nOlice ~ one of the
lew mode rn physicians whose apple lion 10 his bru
essinn and devotion 10 the afflicted. render him aIIke
IAN armament TO the one and beuehl 10 The Other
Hungarian by brihhe sought Nilh kussulh 10 place
his counlr! among the nations ot earth, b, ond The
oppressrs rule. that her sans might rtjuce ia the
nr"cllce OF those prrceps " hth aIlke our glory
iald our pride In his tnrts to do he .rs reaped
the ~ur If inc tectua resistance opprtssiunand
- home and u country know him nU more" Apart
however. from his claims upon our consideration
patriot, The testimonials Uf character and capacity
which he brings ehiile him 10 public confidence. to
The exclusion of those who possess neither he
or The other As agrntlenHn hSs character is untar-
nished: physician. his SIKH unsurpassed; Snd
To thoss whose imprudence has left upon them The
talnls OF disease. can cOnscicnhOusly cammend
him with the assurance that ia him they will find a
friend whom 10 knoS is great gain.s TheDr 3 office
is No Sand ArmOry Hall, corner ol Sacramento TO and
Montgomery Hrees, Gan Franriscc. al4-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN. M. D,

Graduate ui New York University, New York Medi
cnl institute. Honorary 6radugie at Syracuse Medcal
College Offers his professional serN ices Ia lie nbHb-
ants OG Oruvihe and vicinity. Office. at ihr Butte
Drug Store. Montgomery street, door from the
corner oi Dowuer street
July II, 1856 jyIi-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-25
Otauille DailR Dptte &etnrG.

INCREASING BUSINESS - Yesterday was
apparently u very busy day in town, judging
from the great number of big wagons and
teams that were constantly blocking up the
street in front of our Office Ii business
keeps on increasing at the rate il has lately,
we shall either have to construct new roads
tor teams to come in and go out on. or else
We must have railroad. As sure as we are
to have steamboat running here early in
the winter, we can hardly wait until then
but already need new road, for the ouv
that is now the only way for entrance a1d
exit thr' ugh Lynchburgn, is not only too
narrow where it passes over the hill, but is
IN shocking state from mud water &c.
THEATRIcAL.-Alr. Charles Pope, the dis
tngulshed tragedian, together with Mr.. and
Mrs Potter. will be here Tomorrow, and
as VIC are Informed, will bring with them
strong company Of artistes. We are grea:
~ IN need ot something of this sort. and
have been for several weeks. We expect "A
rich treat at the hands of this company. Mr..
Pope and Mrs. Potter bearing most enyiable
reputa'Ions AS ar'istcs, and their supporters
being spoken Of as ladies and gentlemen ,l
much merit.