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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-17

LIT OF Delinquent land d School District No
springdale Township n the year '53.
Non resident NV 4r = Or 10 4
List of delinbuent lands in Schoe'
8 Centre township for the year =
Non Resident hf NV qrr3 g.
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List Of delinquent town
No ], Centre township, FOR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-17
Cedar County Tax Sale
for 1854 and 1R55

a, ~ ~, oss hereby given that Thursday the esh
Pson, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ aud 4p 81
Iuec ss!e the pieces parcels and tract, Of
together win the town lots situated in The town, Of
:. described n tue annexed list for the amouo
G0eny' omae, school, Road aud District School To-.
ana 500 iogsshsr with ,u,ere, and co,. ,hs.s
sn unless, in the meantime the owner. oc ,.d Rss
shall pay the taxes and costa = '' 'ea Estate
Sale will con,inus from dav n d,v ,n,n -,
lsadS are sold. - n r piaTT .a'o io's and
Upton. April %, 1856 Of Cedar cone,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
NLnnflln Township

It is reported that at the late election in
Mantua, the polls were closed at O'Clock
and that Democrats who came after that
hour, were deprived Of their votes! We
hope this runaor may prove to be untrue
We should regret to think that any man or
set of men woul Id resort to such means to
deprive their Opponents of the right of the
elective franchise. Fhe law is clear upon
this point. 1t is the duty ofjudges ofelec-
tions, to keep the polls open until O'Clock
in the evening and if they do not, and per.
sons are thereby deprived of votes, they
should be held responsible II such is the
case in Mantua, we hope those persons Of
whatever party they may be, who were de.
prived from voting, will take speedy meas
ures to secure al adjustment of the difficult.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
Questions.


Is the Democrat in favor OF M1LiARp FIJI
MORE for President !
What has the Legislature done since th
commencement of the session, aside from
making stump speeches, drinking mint ju
leps, and visiting Cincinnati at the expense
of the State
Why, contrary to all iormer customs, ha,
the State Senate adopted the plan of hold.
ing secret sessions
Why did U. p. Brown vote against tax.
ing Banks the same as other property!
Why did he vote in favor of an adjourned
session!
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 slaye
auctonecr for door keeper!
When, where, and by whom was that
"Spirited Republican Meeting" held ia Au.
rora
Four weeks ago. we asked the foregoing
questions in good faith, and expected ap an.
swer; but our opponents are dumb as oys-
ters. We propose to keep them standing
until we Get some sort of reply. We shall
add to them from time.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
4 HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

DowAGtAc, Mich, March II, 1855.
j; A. RHODES, Esq DEAR Sir-As / took ysul
medicine bsel on consignment, 'tnO pay -
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to me by
three brohors who live in this place, and their ,est
mony is a fair specimen of all Ihavo received:
w CoNKLJH told me--tI had taken nine bottles Of
Christe's Ague Balsam, and contioualiy run down
while usag it until my lungs and liver were Congest
cd 70 that degree that blood discharged from my mouth
aud bowels that all thought it impossible for me to
1.-Two through another chill. The doctors too did all
they could for me, but thought must die. Nothing
did me any good until got Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure, which at once relieved mo Of the distress and
nausea at my stomach and pain in my head and bow.
els, and produced permanent cure In n short tmu.''
IL NJ CQNKLiN says: .lhad been taking medicine
OF as good doctor as we have in county and IA.
ken any quantity Of quinne and specifics without any
good result, from 2ith Of August to 18th December
FRhTER ASn my S1a ckG
which etfecteda permanent cure by usi,g two-thrds
S NJ CoNkbtN was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was tho same as II MS. sold
the medicine to BOTH tho day. and tho cure was as
speedy from the same small quantity, and might so
'PTfSS, nboys years T e respect hdUNTNGToN
ts of no better tenor than the number Of like esr
acates have already published and the still greater
amount that Is continually pouring in to me.
One thug more. Las year had occasion to Cau-
ton the Public In these Words
81 notice one firm pke haps taken one of mi general
eirealars substituted ths name Of thsir nostra for
my medicine ,and then Wh bfazen pudeaee send titir
pamPhet Uith the exclamation, Let tks proprietor of
any Othsr medicine say as mash if he dares,' we,
NowL take pleasure In saying that the Caution ro-
ferred TO the same "Dr. Chrises Aguc Balsam' that
Is mentioned In the above certificate.
There several ether industrious pcoplo who are
applying to their poisonous trash all that publish a.
bout my Fever and Ague Cares Antidote to Malaria
except the certificates Of and the certificate Of
lhe celebrated Chemist, DIR James Chiffon, OF N Y,
In favor Of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTER,
which s attached to every bottle. These will always
serve TO distinguish my medicine from limitations
JAS RHODES, Proprietor. Prov,dencs. r. |.
Wholesale Agents, ST Louis, H BLAKSLEY; Chica.
30, BARCLAY BROS; RavennA, A BELDING, and
Curti, Hutch And for sale by Druggists generally.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

Teachers Institutc.At Fran Kiln.
A catalogue Of the Institute held in Frank
lin few weeks since, under the charge OF
the Portage County Teachers Associat tion,
has been laid upon our table. There were
one hundred and forty. three persons in at
tendance, most Of whom it is believed are, or
intend to be practical teachers. The off,
GERS OF the Institute, were: President, s.
M. BLAKE; Secretaries, s. 8. REED and
Miss SARAH M. CRAM; Treasurer, q. BARB
ARD; Business Committee,J X. PIcKErT, C..
s. Royce and ]. II. FR1; Financial Com.
mittee, ,JUDsoN BLAkE,H. M.DEmlSe and Miss
P. M. LADD; On Resolutions, Miss EMoeENE
SLAYToN, Miss p. M. LApD, Miss CELIA
WooDRuFF,J. X. PIcKETT. .andJ. J. .SADDLER;
on Catalogues, A. F. BurTs, ]. K. PICKETT,
R. BARNARD, Miss M. s. ScoTr, and Miss A.
H. ROGERS. The Instructors were J.J
SADDlER, c. s. ROYCE, A. F. Burrs, ].
K. PICKETT, JuDsoN BLAKE, J. NJ. Far,
and Miss s. o. PICKETT. The names Of the
evening lecturers have already been given in
a former issue Of this paper.
We are glad to know that the proceed
ngs Of the Institute, were harmonious, pleas.
ant and profitable TO all concerned.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
Serious Accident.

Mr.. JOHN WARDRoP of this village. while
engaged in removing some Of the machinery
In Nv. TUREHAM's Sash and Blind factory.
yesterday, came near being crushed to death
BY the fall of wheel, weighing it is said.
several hundred pounds. His collar bone
was broken and one or two of his ribs
There were also other injuries. Drs. BEL
DING and LEONARD were called in immedi.
ately and his wounds were examined and
dressed He is badly. but it is thought, not
fatally injured.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
From the Troy Daily Times, April3.l
Newfoundland Dog Putting Out 8,
Fire. Wonderful Sagaeity.

One Of the most astonishing instances OF
sagacity in the dog. trsHspired this morning,
which ever came to cur knowledge. The
Messrs. Staude, tobacconists, No. IS Con.
gress street, closed their store last evening,
leaving their favorte Newfoundland inside.
This morning, ea opening the store, the
floor in the back room was foand to be ON
fire, and the dog was iaboring with his fore
feet and mouth, trying to subdue it. A pail
Of water, which stood in the room, had been
poured down the hole. The faithful animal
had so successfully combatted the fire as to
prevent its spreading beyond a spot two or
three feet square. How long the noble fel.
low had stood sentinel and fought down tn e
advancing flames, can only be conjectured
lit must have beon several hours. His
feet, legs and mouth were badly burned, and
it is feared he is seriously injured internally,
by inhaling the hot air. He refuses food,
and is apparently in much pain. We truat
the the sagacious, aud faithful creature is
not dangerously Injured. This is the came dog
which discovered the man Lally on the ice
few weeks since. He is worth his weight in
gold, and may safely be pronounced the no.
blest of his race.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

The KANSAS FREE STATE LEGISLATURE
"A Kansas letter in the st. Louis Repub'
licun, dated the 18th ult., says:
The legislature Of Topeka was misera.
BILE and ludicrous abortion, and its members
are hiding themselves from judicial process
like frightened ostriches. Some have fed
to Iowa, some to Missouri, and the rest are
hiding their heads in the bushes, in the vain
hope OF security. The grand jury of tho
Circuit Court, under tbs instruction of fudge
Lecompte,. have indicted net only the mem.
bers, but all the judges Of election; and it ia
the intention of his honor, at his term in
Douglas, which begins next week.; to have
bills found against Governor Robinson,
Lieut.. Governor Roberts and all the exc.
cutivs officers.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
Spirit OF ,7R.

Old folks, and young folks and everybody,
should bear in mind the concert next Tues
day evening. 1t is sure to come ofr-alI
right. In another column will be found a
list Of some Of the pieces to be sung. They
are all good-all have music in them. There
is not only music in the pieces but there is
also music in the performers. All who
love the Harmony Of Sweet Sounds'-tho,e
grand old tunes whose aotes have been ech.
'Ing through the souls Of men for fifty years,
will find more pleasure in attending the old
Folks concert than in all the other musical
tertainments Of the season.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. Two exam.
nations of Teachers have been held at Ra-
VIENNA, by the County School Examiners,
during the present month. The first was
ON Saturday, the 9th inst, at the Court
House. Number ofupplicants, 81. Number
who received certificates, 60.
The second examination was ut the Town
Hall, on Saturday, the 18th inst. Number
Of applicants, 40. Number who received
certificates, "a.
A large proportion of the applicants were
females. Democrat.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
DeerficId Townshid.

A letter from Deerfield, written by our
friend J. V. NELL Esq, informs Us that that
township has gone Democratic by hand
scne majority. We expected nothing less
than this. Cur friends there are men who
never "fiinch." They are true and strong
hearted. One year aga last fall. the
fusionists had !. . majority Of ffty, now
there is Democratic majority of from thin
ty to. forty. The following officers. all
Democrats, were chosen at the late election:
Trussees--D. D. GIEBERr,
WILLIAM CASE,
JoHH McCoRxEY.
Assessor -yosErH r. PowSEIL.
Clerk--C.. A. NuERMaN.
Treasurer--WM. b. WtLsoN. e
Constables--D. E. DUNLAP,
IA LERoY KIpBEE.
Mr. MuERMAE is German BY birihs--
His opponent was Know Nothing. This
la,s triumph we are glad 70 make record
81
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

FRASKLIN.-Republican ticket elected BY
over twenty majOrity--a larger majority
than last fall. Well and handsomely DONE
All praise to the patriotic voters of Frank.
lin.-Democrat.
The Republican ticket was not elected by
twenty majority. On the contrary, the vote
was very close. The vote on Treasurer was
tie. The election board, however award
ded the office TO the fusion candidate; by
what principle Of law and fairness we are un.
able to discern.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
Fire ill Warren.

The new residence of CHARLES SMITH in
Warren, was burned down last Sunday
night. The building was one of the finest
structures in town, md was nearly comple-
ted. As there had been no fre in it for sew
eral days, it is supposed to be the work of
an i0cendiary. II was, we believe, valued
at $4,000 or 1000. Insurance of $4,000.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
A word 20 DIstant gvh.rrII.r,-

WOru 20 Dh8thut SuDscrtD0rS.
For nearly two yesrs we have been send.
ing the Sealiasl 70 large number Of sub.
Scribers living outside OF the county and at
distance. This lilt 10 incFsasing. Thus far,
however, the amount Of money received
from this class Of our Pstronsis very small.
Our time is worth something, and paper, ink
and help in the Office are all cash. We
Onght to receive some remuneration for this
outlay Of nsney and labor. We hope those
subscribers at distance who are in arrears,
will forward to Us Immediately the amount
due. ..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
The Court House Fence.

It Is fact we'll known by many Of the
best citizens Of Ravenna. that HALL, HEa.
RICK & WADswoRTH, less than one year
ago, were in favor OF building fence around
the Court House and Jail. This they dare
not deny. Now, they pretend to be Oppos.
ed to il, and they take particular pains to a.
buse the County Commissioners, for passing
an order for its construction. Will the De.
mocrot be so kind, as to inform the public
why it has changed its color!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

WIZ. B. MATHEWS who has long been
known as one of the best Daguerrean Ar.
lists in Ohio, has rented rooms 10 Pheniz
Block over the furniture rooms of A. R. &
]. Vance, where he proposes to take q
new kind of pictures by practice called
"phOtographing." The likenesses are ta-
ken on paper. They can be seen from any
point OF view with perfect and distinctness.
There is a beauty, deicacy and accuracy
about them which can be found in no other
style Of pictures.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

THEoRr AND PRACTICE. differences
between theory and practice ls thus iIlus,ra.
ted BY the HeraId:--
Some Of the interior papers ARE making a
great row about the sale At suction Of TWEEN.
ty:two slaves the property OF Cassius M.
Clay. Bless your souls, gentlemen, there
Is nothing remarkable about that. The
most cruel slave.drivers are northern aboli.
tionists. They are only theoretical abeli-
tionists for political purposes. When il
comes to matter of dollars and cents, il is
quite another affair.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

SuRcERY.-As long as physical misfor-
tune is common to all, the science Of surgery
will rank as the mest important. and wor-
thy Of notice and patronage. We refer all
those interested in knowing where they can
be cured Of varions ills and injuries, to The
advertisement Of DR.. Fowler of Polaad.--
In the science Of cutting, carving and nend-
ing humanity, be has but few. equals apd no
superiors in this region of Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
The Tax LHW

THIS law recently passed by the Ohio Leg.
islature. ie published IN this weeks Sentinel.
We ask for il careful pcrusal. We shall
speak of it at some length n future paper.
II ever there was backward move in leg.
islution-a move in favor of selfish, mon.
led aris,ocracy, this is one.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
Sale of Real Estate by OrdcrCf
COUPt

On the 10th day If May, 1856, between tho hours OF
O'Clock M and p NJ. on the premises In the Town
saip of Freedom, will be sold 10 the hghost bidder the
real estate, as the property Of Nancy HUI
bert deceased, to wit: situate In Freedom, Portage
county, Ohio, bounded and describe ed as follows: Be-
ing pari of lot No 81 in said township, beginning at
stake in the southeast of said lot No 81 and
running from thence west the south line of said lot
to tho southeast corner Of land owned by George
Hopkins In said lot-thence north the east line of
land DIVIDED by said Hopkins, TO the south line of land
land owned by l.. Stevens-thence east on the south
line land late owned by said Stevens to the east line
OF said lott thence south on the line said lot to
the place of begnni e. containing 10 9ClG0 acres Of
land.
Also, certain other piece of land, situate in the
township, county and state aforesaid, being 40 acres
ofland from the side pflot No So in said town
ship. with Parallel lines. Subject to and reserving
therefrotn, however, eleven oflaHd decided by
Ehza hurlbut and husband to Samuel Hull but. Feb,
81. 1856. Appraised at 5 y
Terms easy and made known day of sale.
SYLVESTER hURLBuT.
Admir-. of Nancy Hubert, decd.
April 1G-l65G-36
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
A. A. MASON q CO.. 4

"a a. 1hRECAseR 2Osp
WI o LEsA hEA NDRETAIL..
UAyE, RECEIVED, and are now opening
II some Fifteen Hundred Gases and Packages 81
NEW SPRING DRY GOoDS received direct frons
Manufacturers, Commissioners, Importers and large
Public Saies-compfising I'M parts lfsts.S
200 Cartons of Silks, Shawts aqd Dress Goae&ks
30 Cases Variety Goods, Hosiery and Gloves;
40 Cases Lawns, Musiins ana Bergge de Laines; @
100 Cases Checks. Ticks, Stripes, Einghams. 6c;
100 Cartons embfoideries, Trimmings and baces;
100 Cases Straw and Braid Bonnets aud Millinery
80 Gases summer staas, ysans, Twss4s and sasi !,
netes ISsaa a II n
10 Ga.e. Cloths. ca.snefs., vas.ins 1 rsilos.s
Trimmings; n
400 Cases u caliaos, BleaeAed rna Brown Mnslins.
To which they iuyite the attention OF whoissaie ana
retail purehascFs Mafchqnts may be assured shas
with the adSantaees0s having v6sdant bRyef IL fh5
East and with the present facilities pf
receiving goods IN Two days time, ana always haT31k
one 0f te6st extensive and varied stocks Of eon1s
cn hand, thatsfe saving eau BE- made 81 bayine II
Their BONNET xND MANrIELA MxxUF Ao4O.
RY having been much enlarged an extensIya variety
rates. ss ri # s Z \ e IS 4. 4 n Est \
Il- New goods VII. " asiIy opening shsssss -
seaBon. a. 4MA40#Z C@ i, II N5z# z& Il 33
pitssbursA asssek ~ is y "
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
AMEOr,l IOWRslaiD,

At the recent election in Aurora, that old
strong hold Of Black Republicanism, the
Democracy did nobly. The following Dem.
ocratic officers wers elected.
Justice Of the Peacc--A. V. JEwETT.
Assessor--LYMAN s. WHITE.
Treasurer--C. r. Howard.
Constable ---WILsoN.
Another election and Aurora will be Dem.
ocratic all over. Roll on the bali.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

or Among the curiosities lately added
to the Boston Museum is amusquito's blad.
der, containing the souls Of twenty mi
ssrs. .,and the fortune Of Hfty-ons printers,
II was not qdiss half fuiI. Quite curl.
ssisy. ss
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

8 Gr Col. Fremont is likely to become
the leading candidate of the Republican"
party. Blair and Greedy are said to be for him.
Arms will not yield to the gown on this oc.
casiOH' and Justice Mclean is in danger of
being ruled out.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17

W The American Organ at Washington
announces that Edward Everett, Robert C.
Winthrop, with other distinguished Wings,
whose names it gives, are content with
Fillmore and Donelson," and will take the
field under the American banner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-17
4 ours truly,
!. RR Acc
TAHAesrFoPuLAR, BRCkUsR THE MOsTEFYEcTIyV TRr At.
hENr OF AL DISEASES OF THE LuEos, CHEST, &c, ,Is
INDICATED INHALATION.

but ektoEaDatc charges, made for nd me.
dieinefor even the medcine aloBe-by what call
cd consumptive, Lung Inhalation Physicians, pre-.
popular mode oftreatment. The ad dverser possesses
araepe for the preparation Iahaiatien
with all the necessary directions for use, diet &c lin
the various stages of Lung Diseases Asthma, &c. 9he
iEgredvnis easily obtained and can be pounded
without the least trouble, and at expense merely
nominal so that poorest may Ives Of It's
benefit. The prepafatio and mode of treatmen dis
closed BY the recipe, have cured hundreds and never
failed 10 relief in any where have
Desn tried The recipe Wilt sent to any part of the
United States or Cahandas postage Free the receipt
Hox 80 Williamsburgh p. o., WilIiamsburgh, IN v
ofone dollar. Direct to G, SCHELi1 Agent