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referenee tn The NOTICES ii another
Iualn beseen that the New Orleans Canal
and Il, the Southern Bank Of
Isa and the Mechanics and
have AIRED their usual senliannual
Per profits Of the
An Of have handsome sur
lends. This fact
oIhnes the mana ement Of the
Tor commercial credit
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LEapcRa All advertisement in an:
olulnn Perry, foreman of the
book and sc. proposes to engage
fishing u true Democrat paper.
~. Perry al success in bis proposed path,
be sueees MI n defining what true De-
win entitled ID the thanks Of all
and the rest of mankind. 50 long a time
huzzards took possession Of the
Doubt question to which it
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wAsulsGroy, D. q, March u, 1856.

- WAsHlNGfoS,1U. e, Mafeh u, Io95.7
To sanaae II. Gilman, Esq: 4$
SrSugar planters etc. with perfect safety secrry
With yon for your improved Bagasse Furnace
conflicts with anyteable claims held-ur1er existing pa
tents 70 be sl explicit inn wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours
THoS4 G. CLINTON, IA Seventh street,
& nyy-t h :, &H- + -n,ro ERatn y
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T1RENCII ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GLASSES F0

F1RENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLASSES FGts5
Z Geaernen--M Leon langrin Professor Of the French
Language and French literature ut The q ornna
m he will and continue during the whole
new classes different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary, Middle and Superior Glasses At MS
sity Building Barote and Common tee
The classes will place In the evening at various hours
from S 10 O'Clock, sn body The learning q The
language will be mNde extremely by new method o. SIM
piicatien. ,I55#
scribe Professors office, evening" after O'clock
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CoTToN@-GoTTON
555$ BY r. d. SYKES Auetioncer.
asss D sbpe recount
q @h9n \ my tV5 Is bales Cotton, damaged ~
ID TIRs s-cash. q. w., i
sYNpIC,s AUCTION SALE CONTINUED.
s5 BY q ARas& Err SMITH Auctoneer; ss f
rTHTs DAY, the 7tIl lasts ~ 10 O'clock, eSs
Te a ss # y It, ef Is goods
AF ss ss' FEi fS'a y ASS "
sT7ccTssToNZ OF I5 IA. Il. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND (
so ~ Lot d sienvill street &
FIR BY IN. vIGNI ~, aiuetioneer. 5*S
WIRE \ hSst @ 81
,on osgs ssisa liz 81 Hoe
bs as sS s
french eauFs frep on sayS d sss
3 sas V
f Ts 5a X e ptr sen H.
penal clause secured the above described
propsry The buildings TO e insured ana policy
Act 81 sale before s. Nasner, Notary Public. ly2
THE BAGAssI 4 20 tTfE NJ, FL
81 DECEMBER IN burning Wood and asasSs
prdRs sRs s. sEs aH3s
works entirely BY natural raugh and without the aid
Ii contains no crate bars other irons n the interior
Sd. Ineyer requires stoppage OF the fa 70 ye m ''
h The Bagasse stirred Or touched after It arrives
5h tburns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough 10
run The mill engine steam battery and pumping
This is the only furnace that has taken oil crop IN Louisiana
sa, 9ae Hnd a
ss4 " iss5%ss asS
which PRODUCES oes Il he rights rs e aas
tricks Of trade be false BY hos who N MAKE IKE
ticles that their own merits NO M ~
allowed sell patent without aathSy
gnaraueed in its undisturbed and possession
MY Patent applicable TO train Of Kettles aB 70
ing te agasse to Juice the train Of Kettles
under satisfactory guarantee 70 the purchaser 4,
treatise the whole subject in panphle, FORM with draw
ings e'e' 70 20 ~ = '-c sIMtEI IL GILMAN,
ta28 d&W6n 81 Nhtcbez street. New Orleans.
TOBY,s CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Running all hours Of the day throughout Tie city,
Mails, and having entire charge Of the baggage Car
A messenger will wait passengers in The cars
Checks will be given for all baggage taken N chege W hs
Ragga5e checked residences The Office 10 he Lake
boats y authority Of Poncartran Railroad Company
Wsiy Express fevery Sunday Galveston, Indianoa,
I Powder Horn and Houston, Texas; NV, :,
Express Messenger will be dispatched three times week
all the Watering Places Oh the anu pafceis re-
Bis Of fading tie once for goods BY The New York
4 and Texas Steamers will with pronpt attention
Schedules of and signals furnished by applying NJ me
Office. I. :, .2, I, u. - ~. -
ception Baggage and Packages Open from A. NJ to
proprietor notify the public TINT Us the only
completed and that T ~ %
fe2s il Principal office 70 GrayeI corner Camp
f
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5GILRTANsS RAGASSE EUEsNA CE.-REP0RTS
VI in circulation by inscriptions parties 10 the eject that
Patent Bagsse Furnace isan Infringement other
tent and thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
liable to suit for dahages have made y eSpediept for me 70
employ well known Patent attorney examine
all The papers lie the Patent Uren relation tbs sub
jec his below sufficient upon the
intelligence honesty OF those who would pfYdce busi.
by such means s$ SAMU TEL II. GILMAN.
81 SatcleI Now, CraAnEl
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may AND BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ L4DIESFounded III 1883 by Madame Ieiris, and con-
Quoted since 1870 by MADAME burgundy be
The Summer Session establishment ct Pass Christian,
begins on tie LIST The buildings there large enough
Day Scolar attached The premises are fine bath house
and wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
stantial Instruction in every Stage department Of edhcao
offers great facilities for the Of French Lam
Singing SoIfege taught by Mr. Provost, the well
known leader te Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
will reside the Pass during the and VIII con-
tin,e his lessons ugng splfcge the establishment He
will also give private lessons In families.
Examinations music take place month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the summer 1T the Pass
The city school remains the whole year for borders and
14ysc bniarg &
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ITO BUILDERS AND INSTRUMENTATION
l. HANGING WAREHOUSE, Nos. IS and 60 Canal street.
corner OF; Old Leyee {Ss$ z@g5 53gS
Wehaveust received and offer sale the lowest prices
Wholesale RETAIL extensive French
English and American PAPER GHANGINGs, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS. N -5s4.
myl3 Bin NEWHATLz K sTiUYE.4i&
II NORTH CUILOnI, ATToRNEY.ATHLAH, WILL
I attend all professional business in ST Landry and
voyeles that may be entrusted to his Ofce at OPE
L0US44S, La.
ReerenCesChas NJ Waterman, hardware srehant G. N.
Olivier, ESD. Tos D. Miller, commission Ghas. Z.
Singleton attorney aaw; Nixon Adams, CT Office,
New OreA Is ~ ln2S
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l,QTT0N PIANEA'rIosNNi== ron s4L6-H4M

nANIEL EDWARDS, 8u OCEssoRT TO TWTBILT.
~ 4 EpWARDs Nos 80 and 50 New Leyee, mud q %
and 81 Fulton street, manufacturer of
Tin Sheet onad Brass Work now ready to con
tract for the making Of Steam Trains wing and Evaporafnp
SugarhOuse. 575E{'7s.7@'s - " : -
general assortment Of Steam Ganees Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc, constantly on hand
He would call the attention planters 10 the Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations
Col r. q Camp Messrs II Harrison, F. j. Fosal Nelson
4 Doncson, 0sgood Il Lawrence, w. Il II. Sackhouse Al
Thomson Co, and L. e. Fora Of this city, to whom he re-
spectfuly refers for full particulars. me2
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John EFALEFEIt 81 BROTHER. 247 TGHoUPI-
y tonas street above ST Joseph TINAND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared do all kinds OF work
in their line business such putting up Copper
ters Valleys ec Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
III all parts Of the city at moderate prices with proptnss ard
dispatch All kinds Of Jobbin and Repairing attended TO with
dispatch By strict attention 10 all orders hope merit
share of the public patronage. t$5ss3 AZ z55{5
We beg leave refer to the following gentlemen
Crozer Wing Jauison Mcintosh, Cook Moreouse Rob
eTt Hughes G Y chq5ehIh9nas Murray, Iaae Thayer,
Letter Box GO Mechanics and Dealers Exchange st
Charles AL 3BdSW5
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CoMsnssARrEs OF THE MARKETs--Mayor Water
man has conferred the market commssarysps follows:
First Distfic-Poydras Market-Peer W. Leslie. ST. Marys
Market-James ". Noble Dryades Mnrket-P. " Degruy.
Annuncation MarketJohn Roach Claiborne Street Market
H English.
Second Diaric-AIeat Markell. b. Dionis. Vegetable
Market-B. Morantes. IRENE Market-Louis Conrcele:
Third DiStriu-Por Market-Valcour Bacemin. Washing
ion Market-Albert Pernus, Sr.
Fourth DiStria-Magazne Street MarketF Sclluber Sara
paru Market-Sanuel Galpiu.
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" No. ii IIafayet street. 4sSs5Stil
The subscribers have In this manufacture
Of Soap for Family ship Steamboat which they
sent to the public for its approval competition with the
Of established reputation conines economy
dom from the dsareeable effects of ordinary soaps nse
Will be found, trial to possess washing properties per-
and Is 70 contain sufficient
The advantages merchants aud others being able to
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
aglsnce and the subscribers solicit
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20

OF Our thanks ore doe to Hon. VIII.
LIAM L. MARCY, for o copy in pamphlet
form of the correspondence between the
Government Of the United States and Great
Britain in regardto recruiting for the Brit
sh Army within the United States, and al.
SO other matters referring TO our affairs with
England. At the present juRctare, no doc
uments could possibly be more acceptable.
In no department Of public affairs, has the
national administration, been conducted with
more distinguished ability and honor, than
in that Pertaning to our foreign relations
Pending the difficulties with Great Britain
il requires men OF tried integrity, Of great
prudence and statesmunship to conduct ne.
gotiatiOns upon the part of our Government t
Such men are VIM. L. MARCY AND JAMES
BUCHANAN.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Legal Notice.

Elias slabaugh, Christian E. Slabaueh. Amos L
Sabaugh, Phanna Berlin. Solomon Perrin, lsaa
SabHugh, Mary Slabaugh, Julia Ann Slabaugb, Lucl
Sabaugh, Betsey Slabaugh. George w. Slsbaugh
Henry Slabaueh and Nancy SlabauRh legal represen
tatives of Christian Subangh, deed. late OF Han
dolph, Portage county. 0hio hereby notified tina
the 10Th day of Feb, 1856, John Slabaugh FLED
his petition in the court Of common Pleas, ofPortag,
county, ohio which is still pending against them the
object and prayer OF which petition is to procnre
partition Of the following real estate. in which he Il
tenant in common with the above named parties ant
| entitled to one undivided twelfth part Of the same
situate in the township of ROotstown, county OF Por
tage, and Stte Of Ohio, and is known the soutl
part OF lot 49, said township and bonded south BY
the town line, and west by the lines OF said lo
No. AZ. and north by line running east and ives
through said lot md parallel with the south line
said lot No. 49, so far north to include 100 acres
Also Of the following tract or lot OF lasd situate ~
Randolph, Portage county. Ohio. known as being 3si
in the north Of lot No. 100, in said
township. bounded the west by land owned by Dan
el Shoemaker, north by the line of said lot No. i o.
east by land owned by Daniel Shoemaker and south
by land owned by Peter Cline The petition also
asks that the dower of Nancy Slabaugh IN said premi
ses may also be appraised therein. Said petition will
be heard at the June t2rm Of said court ind decree
ken accordingly. J. L. & H. C. RANNEY.
Atty's. for Petitioner.
MaPch 9Th laS6-21-R~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
High school Exhibition.

Last Friday evening, the pupils Of the Ra
VIENNA High School, gave an exhibition to
very large and crowded audience, at the
Town Hall. So great was the crowd. in the
back part Of the House, and SO much conlu
sion, that it WIS almost an impossibility t.
hear anything said by the performers. L
was impossible for the Marshal and his dep
uties. TO keep ary thing like order. 1t is
matter OF deep regret, that our village must
be disgraced by such disturbance as wa:
manifested the other evening. Some per
sons blamed the Marshal. We think he dic
the best he could, under the circumstan n ces
The blame is further buck. Boys that are
allowed "run wild" and make as much
disturbance as possible every evening, 'oI
course vii not be controlled on public oc,
casion. Parents may, in sume instances be
at fault, und if our borough officers would de-
their duty and exercise their authority euer,
day, they would find their task much easier
at the public gatherings.
BY request, the members of the High
School gave another Exhibition, varying
their programme somewhut,on Tuesday eve.
ming, and charged an admission fee. This
plan worked we'll. They had large and
attentive audience. The performers did
themselves much credit. The Essays of the
young ladies, were well written, and beau.
titul; the Music was fire and the Dialogues
and Colloquys were admirably performed.
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To the Teachers Of Portage Coun


The board Of Examiners for this County, will hold
follows, commencing ut ten O'Clock A. M, OF each
day.
ist, on Saturday, April 5th; Cd, on Saturday, April
10th; Sd, Saturday, May Sd; 4h, Saturday, May
18th: 5th, Saturday, May 3lst. :
Applicants coming In after II examination has com
need, will be expected to wait until the next day of
examination. Each applicant will be expected to
produce certihca Of good moral character, unless
acquainted with some member of the Board.
Entrusted we are with the responsibility of de-
Gliding the qualifications OF teachers for this county
and thus determining, in measure, the val and Of
ncency OF schools we feel it our duty urge up
teachers the necessity of thorough for
their important trust For your good. feIsoo teach
srs for ours and for the good of those entsusted
you In the school rooms, we urge this upon you.--
There Is calling In human society to which Is at
tached more responsibility, and with which, whenthc
teacher is faithful and successful, is connected
genuine pleasure. But you must spare pains or
expense In securing the requisite qualifications. You
must labor TO excel. You need especially to be ac
Quanted with the elements Of the English language,
and TO possess such acquaintance witt it that YOU
communicate freely your knowledge to others
How much better will you, we, aud all feel, if at the
coming examinations we shal find you well osted
orthography, Reading, Writing, and all the branches
We expect every applicant to give satisfactory evil
dence OF being we'll acquainted with systsmtaic
method of instruction in the different branches us well
as in school management, and no others need expect
to get certificates. J. X. PICKETT,)
N. DUNSHEE, Exanih'rs
Ravenna, Mich 10, P.B. CoNANT, }
32-llW
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Legal Notice.

Nancy Bedford, Elias Bedford and Francis Bing-
ham, non-res'dents Of the State OF Ohio, are hereby
notified, that the 4th day of March, 1856, Sylves
ter Hurbut Administrator with the will annexed OF
Nancy Hurlbut, deceased, filed his petition against
them and Others in the Probate Court ofthe County OF
Portage and State of Ohio, and which is still pending
therein; the object and prayer Of which petition is
obtain order from said Court for the sale the fol-
owing real estate Of which the said Nancy Hurlbut
died seized) or so much thereof may be necessary
to pay the debts said Decedert to witt situate in the
township Of Freedom County Of Portage, and State o
Ohio and is known rs being forty and 90 100 o
land in the south east part of lot No. 81.
Also a cert in other piece of land situate in the
township county, and State aforesaid, and is known
as being 40 of from she north side of lot No. SO,
in said township: which last mentioned piece is sub
jcct to deed executed by Joshua c. Hurlbut and
wife, February 2i 1856, to Samuel Hurlbut convey
ing from said tract eleven acres of lind.
Said petition will he for hearing on tho 5th day OF
April, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
J.L.&H. G. RANNEY.
- .. Atty's, for Petitioner.
March 6tb A1s56-aI-Aw
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Hardman.
Physician 10 salem Lung Ins tItuI

34488 N8A&AN@A8y
Physician 10 salem Lung InstItuIC
FSrmerIy Physician 70 cincisnati Marine H0sPital
R.vEHSA-Prentiss House, AprilIs.
"ARREN-Gaskill House. AprillO
DR.. HARDMAN treats Consumption Brenehitis
Ashm Iaryngis, and all diseases Of the throat AnS
Lungs oy Medieated inhAlstion The great point In the
treatment OF all Human maladies is 10 get at the dis
easein direct manner. All medicines are estimated
oy their action upon the organ requiring relief. Thi
the Important fact upon which IHAGlatioH Is based
1.-THE stomach 10 diseased take medicine directly
into the stomach. lfthe lungs diseased breathe
nhale medcated vapors directly into the lungs. Til
reason why consumption and other diseases OF the
lungs heretofore resisted all reatment has been
because they have never been approached In direct
manneT by medicine. TREY were Intended to act upO
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the stOT
achl Their action was intended TO be local, nndye
they were admin tered that they could only
additionally, spending their immediate action upon
the unonendng st0maeb, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unabatedI
lEHALATIoE brings the medicine in direct contact
with the disease. without the disadvantage of any vo-
lent action. Its application Is so simple. Ii may be
used by the youngest infant and feebes invalid. II
does not derange the stomach interfere in the least
The report OF the BrOmpton Hospital, London,
shows recovery Of fJur-hfths OF casss treated by
Inhalation. II properly employed, there is no ease
20 low is will not benefit.
nc No charge for con Insulation.
Case Of III. y. Lacey, Of StesO, Summit Co. oiis.
Early last Spring Mr.. L.s Lungs were highly irri-
ated by the inhalation of lime dust. whilst engaged
In sowing II over his wheat fields. This followed
by hacking cough, expectoralion Of puruIent mat
ter. with slight hemmorhage, night sweais and dehi-
ty, indeed all the usual symptoms Of consumption
prescribed for him on the 2Gth OF September last
andn less thaR two months all the formidable symp-
| toms had disappeared. When last saw him he en-
joyed vigorous health.
The aboveisa correct statement Of the results O
Medicated lrhalation In my case, and can heartily
recommend 1t to the suffering invalid Fl. Y. LACEY
" ? The Limitations compounded from the orig.
ina formulas used In the Brompton Hospital London
N0eharge for consul hatfon.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Regular Trains.

Regularity in the departure and arrva
Of Railroad Trains, iSregarded by every body
as desirable and necessary. This being the
case, the Managers OF the Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh Rail Road are entitled to grea
credit. The Southern train has been requ
lary behind time, nearlg evcry day for III,
last tiDo months?
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20

OF Hon. Rom. ]. ATKINSON has our
thanks for valuable public documents, among
which, is pamphlet on the Kansas Ques-
ton, containing the actto organize the terri.
torial goyernment-Exiract from President
Pierce's Message &c. This document is
valuable TO Us.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
4 FRS !! TITsI FITS !,

Persons laboring under this distressing malady
|wiIl find Or. Hance's Epeptic Pills 10 be the only
teHseay discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fall
ing Fits. These Pills possess specific action ON the
ervous system; and although prepared especially for
Rhe purpose Of curing Fits they will be found Of
ecfa benefit 70 all persons afcted Mithweak nerves
whose nervOvs system has been prostrated shat
cred from an! cause whatever. Tho dyspeptic pa
isn, whose stomach has lost tho power Of duly com
fertinG fo0dinto life sustaining element is relieved
" single course of the extraordinary Pills. The
astic Auid re-ncquifes its soiventpower, and the
4rude nutrment which was load and q burden to the
uherer, while his digestive organization was para.
1yzed and unstrnng, becomes under the wholesome
Evolution created In the system The basis Of strength
ctivity, and health. ~ ~
Sent any part q the country bY mai Of post
|ke. AAddrcss Seth 8. Hance, lO6 Baltimore Street
altimofe, Nd. PFice--one box, %; two s5; twelve,
.Q1a 80. E ss5 Feb Qeth, lS50-30-4w. "a
And for Ale BY i. Swift, and q. Hatch, Ravenna.
Fannah md Wilson, Deerneid; d. Bostwick, Edinburg;
81 W. Conc, franklin Mills; G. and G. RI Harmon,
+ uFoss; o. Z. Drake, Freedom; Parsons and Roots,
Findham, all Dealersin Medicines everywhere.
~ .Raxenna, Feb, 20, lUs6-30-1y, Il IL 4
HAMMERS Oil ana Lard Ojla
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20

Coon ArPOHTzEsf - B. F. ANDERSON
Esq, has been appointed Post Master at
Franklin in place Of T. d. CAGES resign
ed. Mr.. ASDERsoS is genuine Democrat
and substantial and influential citizen
THIS appointment will be highly gratifying
to his political friends, and satisfactory to
the whole community where he resides.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
LMYCMiic Cnshcnrt.

The Second Juvenile Concert, under
chlrge of U. w. HART, will be given at tine
Town Hall on next Friday evening, the 2lst
inst. We have no hesitation in saying that
the Concert will be highly successful ON the
part Of the performers and gratifying to
those who may attend it, and we hope there
may be a crowded house. ...s.-
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
The Law OF NewsDapers.

l.. Subscribers who do not give express notice H.
the contrary, are considered wishing TO continue
their subscriptions.
g. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
papers, the Publisher can continue to send them until
arrearages are paid.
,. lfsubserbers neglect refuse TO take their
pers from the once to which they they re
herd responsible till they settle their bill, and order
the paper discontinued
=. Many subscriber remove to another place, with.
out informing the publisher and their is sent
the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper from the ofee, removing and leaving II
unealed for, 10 prma facia evidence Of Intentional
fraud.