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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-02
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lusern In 8e;uS auf Ganbiratsn anberer eceali'
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unIsrm setpBtnli6en 9tabe atSupanbern, uns
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belptia. tei Der nS6aen SetptersgGatf anttetrt.
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surt I9cn cine 3teibe BON Sabren alS einen
Mann Der rinsn tabelsfrrten Gtarafter teTbt, ole
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bic YEidten bss seea&tsn gImtes MIR auf cine
lirens re6tli4e unb unpartbstil6e Wsiie, icpie su
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Wlann Der fas 5srs auf tem rf6ten Gleden tat
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trsnn mir rs als unItre eruIltide Neinuns sstsn,
ba6 u. s. 9taisueI auh nit elmer iitrrpdlttstn'
Den @strteit gum S6rrif bon YbilatsIpbia er'
tpGblt fptrben frirp. ....
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Aai othar YAluahla Hasl yafa

~ h11 VSoox vo4uoUlV h0Bl 1ot8t0s
THE fo,Lowias ,dseihsS3,us~i Eslsie, cssspas
situated IN the village Of $3.50 sud B,dJsisrt,
will be sod ny the pr,prir,ors, Of prices asd ~
terms favorable to parcba,efy.
The Houre Lots, about 400 In nsmber, ere
principally situated In Ssro, between the Railrssd
Depois u Blddsford sad Ssro--s portion " thea
above the Rsln'ad, end = portion below, 10 .
plrssmn, and healthy location, sud commanding .
oa.iy situated Gs ,b. rr.,d-ec- u rvsoa. hsvias
business in either Ssco os Biddeiosd, beiag within
six minutes walk of Msia street snd Peppsrel
Square, Saeo. aud five minutes walk of the Ma
chine Ship aud Cotton Mill VI the Lzconis, Pep
perrll and Water Power Corporations OF Bitdr
ford. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet long sud ~
feet wide, resting on granite pier.. and With 1is
walks has been built acro.s the Sseo River. tnu'
connecting the lots with BidJeiord, and placing
them within three miuu,rs' vslk of Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge = street 10 graded TO the
Railroad Crossing On Water street, which will be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets hsvs
been laid cut, extending along the margin VI the
Saco River, and to Wafer street. -
The new road recently laid out by the County
Ccnlnissio ners, extending into the country from
Sacu, will iniersect with Market street, winch
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddr
ord. ..,.gr.H
BESIDES the lets before mentioned, the propne.
,ors have dozen Ur more house lots for sale, ON
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within Two minutes walk " the workshops aud
mills ON said islaBd.
They will cell also in lots Of from one TO Eve
acre., n. may he wanted, tract of land adioinias
that which Is reserved Tor house lots. Sid trsci
consists of ~ acres, aud IL situated on the wesl.
cru side Of the Railroad, and runs In the Buxiou
road, the line striking that road within few rod,
Of ib, Saco Depot. q.
Wsrran,ee Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the proprietor, A. II. Boyd, SLco; ID. T.
sorn,s, fIidjriord; J".cphus Baldwin aud Law
rcucr Bsnies, Nashua, n, H.; William =. New
| ell, Manchester, N. IL.
For further particulars, a. to prices and condii
IONS, inquire of ID. L. SOMES, OF Blddrictd
agen, tor The prop, IsiOrs. 3u
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The Great European
G 0 U G H r L NJ L u Y
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH. ME-.

One Of the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of Ibe pulmonary organs
Three years have scsrcrly passed since this
truly valuable niedi, inc was introduced inio this
country, aud yet lis superiority OYER every Other
Medicine in the cure Oi coughs and lung disorder,
Is generally acknowledged, Ia ihure cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
! remedies, the Europ-sn Cough Remedy he.
achieved lis greatest lriu,nphs, many oi ihe>.
long standing and apparently hopeless case.
yield nj once To its remedial Power, aud i've o,
three bottles generally rif,c azure, while 10 ne
cent cases single Hottie is generally more thu
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
eel from hundreds which might he given.
Remarkable cure Of PbIhi,ic with severe cough
communicated d, General Smull, Limingion cor.
mar, Nov. 9Th, 1856.
THIS is to certify that FOE many year- suffered
IRON the Pibl.ic accompanied with q severe and
very distressing cough. Ny suhriings whenever
! took cold were very great, and | could NEE,
with no Remedy until about two years ago, when
tried Rev. Walter Cisrke's European Cough
Remedy, irOrn which derived immediate benefit,
and Ivy taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return Of either cough Or Phthi..
&C, sine. rely recommend the European Csn.
Remedy To all sufferers. II has been woih y
thousand dollars me. GEORGE SMALL
For silelby Tns'ein Gilman, Saco, aud at the
Union and Journal Counting Room, No Cen.
iaal block, Bddetuid.
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~"0Lp Bill PAKxm," the recreant
and vaersns husband Of his abused and de-
serted vile, 10 clearly great scamp, besides
being "ey decei,cr" Freely and COR
daily, therefore. being moved thereto by
profound and heartfelt sympathy for Jane,
do We comply with her request to publish
the following manifesto which we find in
the last number Of the Kentucky Yeoman;
"This is designed to let all the world and
the rest Of mankind know, that WrLuAn
PARKER, my husband, has left my bed and
board, without cause or provoeation.-
Scarcely had the honeymoon passed BY be-
fore he sold my house and lot in Scott, near
Stamping Ground, and took me to wretch
ed hut in desolate place on the franklin
Hills, where he commenced collecting oil
that was due me and selling out all possess
ed; after selling my negro woman and child.
he left, and located in lexington, where no
is now ranting with the gals, rugged OF from
top toe in broadcloth, bought with my mig.
ger money. and left me destitute, forlorn
and wretched.
Said Old Bill Parker is about sixty.five
years Of ase, low in stature. heavy built
round. shouldercd, baldheaded, makes ms.
cradle attempt to be polite and agreeable
and countenance sufficiently base to con-
Wet him to the penitentary or gallows.
Dear sir, you will do justice to right by
publishing the above requesting the editors
throughout the Union to give il place in
their columns.
y that hi- bed may be made Of briers
Aud his path beset with ,hOrns
Aud the balance Of his days,
BE haunt ID by the beasts with heads and lC
horns.
wedock has been woiul thing TO me
For marrying is not whst il |. cracked up,o be
though, my pathway would be s,rewed with
flower. aud roses.
but tie way old Bill has made me wre,ched 10
Sin TO Moses.
[ icel like iUre., tree BY the north wind shaken
wetehed, lorlorn, sad and lorsaken.
JANE PARKER.
Scott Co., Jan. IL, 80.
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Has been before the public moro than 20 ysan
nd 70 dessvedly popular In tho cure Of ID
Ipavins, Sweeney. Ringbpne. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous, Cncked Heels. Gall Of all kind
Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises, Fistuls. Bit
fast Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness. Foun
dsrsd Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot In Sheep. Garget In Cows, Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons. Painfa
Nervous Affections, Prost Bites, Boils. Corns
Hhitlows, Burns and Scalda Chillblains. Chap
ped Hands, Cramps Contuc'ions of tho Mus
cles. Swellings. Weakness Of the Joint, CAKE
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. &c.
tEPamphlets gratuitously furnishsd BY agent
nth Testimonials Of It's utility. ... -.
All orders addressed to tho Proprietor, n. s
'vcKEa d Co. Lockport. N. Y. &c
eB-For sale BY Druggists and Merchants zen
rally, through the United States, British Poses
ions. and other Countries And by ..... ~.
W. q. Lyes, uirsi Blcs, DrtdrO.i TIl,tram Gilman
saco, aud BY Drag rsts generally. Whnlesa. ny ~ ~,
Nay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, Hos,ri Co.,
Bostons rs
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

To the Public. Whereas, one Charles n. KEN
has been couts.iiing my Allied Ointment. anil palninI
on upon the public sricle under the name Of III.
''Genulne Allied Ointment which ointment II 0 bsss
imiiation VI mine have commenced an action against
tho said Keat br the prpfessr uAyes, stats A.
sayer for the State ~ Masachuets, after having anal
yred the tSo articles. says- Chemically consl,r,d
these two samples cannot he pronounced 10 be alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulstlns
are org-ries and imposJns, AZ the ahisvits Of the
following nsmes prove, via a. ". srsARSs, A. BrS
SGs, JOuS 5. srlTsoSD, ", n MgEkiLL. Sworn TO be-
fore me, " W. Harmon, J, T.. 4. d. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June II, 1888 lie
AGESrs. Br. James sawyer. AMI Augustus Sawyer,
HidIeiorI I. Gilman, AMI ID. l.. Mitchell, Saco u.
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent, lyss
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WILLIAM YOUNG, 4. d

tAs POCKET ksCULaSiUs. L., 10 oss s.s.,ss
ftca hsskas< Cough, Raia 10 the SIDE, RsssIsss
nishts. ksrvoas rseliass, sad the whsIs usia Of
a.. - asoihss ssoasst withost esssakisg the n.
CULAfiUs. Have the married, as tkoss Hksat 20 10
sartsd, any lssrsdsai, resd this truly ussfal book
% hss eesn The mems Of saving tkeasa aas Of
'o6snsis srsstsre, fsoc TIE ysy yA.s % Death.
HMy psfsoa essdlae TweNTY.YN u CENTS
ws'h ~ nail, 90 avs eepiss w Ss ssss fos oss doI.
lar. address, tpost paidJ Dr.. wn. YOUNG,
ly0 No. is7 Spruce g., philslsiphia
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FOR SALE.

n0rSE on lot, situated Pike ST., Just below Cross
"A st., Biitefori Sail house contains rooms, all fin
ishei, with wool house attached. Also, well within
ten feet 81 the door, having la chain pump. gar
den with Strawberries, currans, &C. rich AMI well adap.
tel to raise vegetables.
Also, acres 81 land on Rennebunk road, known ~
the Batchelder ded, on which u cellar, nearly CON-
peted With stone on the lot Il, furnish q very pleasant
and desirable location. Said property will be soi q,
great bUgaiR. Enquire OF the subscriber on Pike 81.
CYRUS PiiILDRICk.
Biddefori, March ~, 1866. MA
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American House, Saco,
RE-0PENED.

N THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
u his friends and The public generally, thai be-
has I-crnily purchased The house on fsppsr.il
Square. Seco. krn,riiy kcptsss hotel, md known
% the AMERICAN HoUsE, ~ni having thoroughly
repaired, newly painted and pspcrrd the hose
Throughout, md mrrisled the same with pew
furniture IN every par. hs. r. op-ned The ssme o.
q po'd'c hoo'e. TIN. sa-e Is conveniently locs.
ted IN The cen'rl part OF The Town, and coaisins .
largr numirr u very Pheasant rooms-ihe whole
Icing hted up 10 ibr s,,oxi sppU,ved modern stvls
Stsge> srnvc al and coaches slso take and leave
passengers foe every train " carr. - ~.
Having had lo.s sxpefienc.. Ia the keepiaG OF
public hnuse, ~ lsrdIsEd OF the Saco HUE. and
p,her Euse., the .ucribrr fsiier, him.elf that he
can make his house q Plca,ani home fas lrsvelIen
sud V,hev who msy favor him With thsir paipa.
age. AsA WENTWORTH.
ssee, Jan. . 1871 r.is.,q 1a.as
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DEVINE'S
COMPOUND Pitch Lozenge.

A SURE aud pleasant remedy foI COUGHS,
II COLDS, GROUP. WHOoPlNG.COUGH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, aud II Lung. enough
are lett Ia >'i>ialn lite.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONsUMPTiON.
A Parlv Vegetable Preparation, containing no
Mineral Pvisuns, aud PERFECTLY safe tor the In.
isnt or lnvsi'd. ~ any stage OF weakness,
5. ID. FULLER * CO.. only manufacturers,
B~ion, Mas. Sold BY Druggists aud Dealers Ia
Medicines, everywhere. 3n5l
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PianOfOrles and MelOdeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. r. HORTON g. CO.,

Are Agent. fr J. Chickering's Splendid @ snd
Octave Pisno.. n NJ. L'wr. Co,las. Piano.
pl.ii case. improved action l.? Octave. pir,
sl1j Also. Snih's hrio'eua., ofsur,ti,r too.
and iini,r. AL OF The allow" Instruments sre foi
sale ~ icnns which ,iyiy competition 80
Ma.ic Rooms. corner III Llbeny and Lac"n'
Srr'-
destruction given an the Piano, M-ioJecu
Griis', aud IN thorough Bass.
Old Instrument. taken ~ eScaangc iof new =
Second had Piano, aud MeloJeon. ior sale W
the tIUsi reasonable isun<. Iva
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y What particular facilities had the
ancient Egyptians for the manufacture OF
Kossuth hats? Answer.-DLrkness that
was feh.-Boston Atlas.
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Fire Insurance.

DEiNG As-ai of several of the o~si Fire lnsur
ID .n,e Companies IN The Country, . share o
pu,r,aage l. -shrl,ed DoMlNlCUS JORDAN
Ssco, Apr 9Th, 1856. leu u'
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PARTNERSnIP.

TNiiE subscribers have iorneda partnership un.
l. der tie hon VI ChisAsia T. Gooisno,e, fOr
Ne Practice Of Law, 10 Bdie,vrt, aud have TAX.
"a an Office in Wssl,,ng,,n block, over Boydsn's
Periodical Depot, corner IL Lihefty and Washing.
ION streets, (entrsnce On L'l.ry Street
. AZ CHISHOLM,
.|..... d. C. GOODENOw
Bildef,pl, Dec 9Th. 1870. igf
N. D. The -nb.crib,r will continue lis oticc
Ssco, q. heretofore, Dcerng's blok. opposite
Yo,k Hotel. AZ. CHISHOLM
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Blackwood's Magazine
AND TIE
British Quarterly Reviews.
Great inducements to subscribe
Cosr REDUCED so TO rs PER CENT.

COsT REDUCED SO TO rs PER CENT.
l., SCOTT l. CO NEW YORK, continue to publish
the following leading British Periodicals, via
Tux LONDON QUARTERLY (cOn.srv.drs,.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW twhls,
TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Ysce Church,
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nLAcKwoops EtIYnURGH MAGAZINE (rory).
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FOR SALE.

A good two story house, situated on Vernon Sire an
saco, convenient Tor one " two families, with good
c'ern In the cellar. The house 10 well made r.a..
antiy situated
This Is rare opportunity Tor puchaser,a ae house
must be Sold Connected with u IL god :. bile anil
Ganien. Inquire OH. l.. MILLlkES. ont ), ppsises.
saco, August 20, 1850. SSH
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great Po
cal parties Of Great Brtain-Whig. Tory, AMI hadeAI
but politics fOrms only feature ii their character
A. organs Of the mos, prfund writer's on science L
ersture. Morality AMI Religion, they stani as theJ
ever have stood unriya,d in The sotli 81 ers Deih4
c,usdere .pensabls n the scholar AMI profs
man. while TO the intelligent reader Of e'e'y class e>
furnish more correct AMI satisfactory recori ol the
current literature 10 the day. Throughout the world, thAl
can possibly be obtained from any 'dher source
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE sHgrrs frcm the British pub
ishsrs gives additional value u these Reprints, mas
much rs they I've placed In the ha VI sausce
ber about .. soon as the original edlti'ns.
TERMS. Irregular prices)
Ter nm.
por ,pv one NJ the four Reviews $500
for Any two of the four Rrvlews nW
Por any three of N. four Reviews I'Su
FOR all four of the Rsvie~s NV
for Rack woods Magazine o,sv
Por Hack vooi sJHi three Reviews W.
For BLACK wood and the four Reviews io,oV
Payments to be made in all cases an adrdnee'
Money current in the state phere issued
wiH be receired at par.
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Splendid Offers TO- 1866 and
1857 together.

Unlike the more sphemersl Magazines Of the day.
these Periodicals lose little by Hence full year OF
the Nos with no omissons) Coz 1855, may he regarded
nearly as valuable ~ Tor 1851. We propose 70 furnish
the two years ut the following extremely low
rates, viz.
ror Hiack woods Magazine $t,oo
for any Reyiew 4V
Ror any two Reviews wv
Por Biackwooi and one Review IVY
For BLACK wood and two Reviews WV
Yor thr~e Reyiey. 500
~, R.eh sooI and three Reviews l2U
yor the tour R.yiev. 100
For Blackwood and The four Reviews law
ITO avoid fractions Ssmay be RENTED for Bacswood
Or which We will forward that work for both years. posi-
pad.
n. d. The price In Great britain Of the i've Periods
Gals above NAMED Is about cal per annum.
AZ we shall never again be likely to otter such induce
menis ~ those here presented,
Now is the lime 10 Subscribe.
NJ Remittsncrs must, In all cases, be made dhecf
10 hs Publishers, for at these prices no commission
can u. allowed to Agents. Address,
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5sFSbN DocrOR YoURsELPi
TIE POCKETAISCULAPIUS
on. svrlY oNn ms own PnYsIcIAN.

nSHE dnisth edition. With Oss
~ lHsaassd Essrssiass. shswiaG
piseasss ysd. NsIisrsasusss % the
Hsaasn System 10 svssy SHAPE and
fvus. 70 Whss b " aAeet Q TREATISE
90 the Diseases VI RssaaIss, ksiss %
tbs histsss inpss.aaes 20 ussfisS
! ssop'', 'A''s ,s'nlsspis'iss ssr
WILLIAM YOUNG. n. D.
Let 10 father - ssksnsd 10 p,s
ssst . ecpy ofths &scULAPIrs 70
bib ehis6. 10 MAJ savs hin froa a.
early sssvs. Lst M yesas nan OF
wemsn satss ists The sssrsd oSliss-
tlons az -uaafflsA ia uIIAoai rssa,ss
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new GROCERY STORE.
NIB
NEW GOODS!
rlNHE Subscribers, having formed co.pariner
l. ship, under the nulue aud style Vt


sTORER g. HANSON,
have taken ih. Gaines Block, Nos | and 2, cor.
ner at Main and Free Sls.
and have Just received from Boston an entire
new Si,ck at Family Grocrnes, which, they
are prepared Ia sell uP"n reasonable
terms, Ia all VIM may FAVOR item
with their patronage A. their
s,ur- may be- found every ar
iicle oi The besi qualify,
which may lie wun,,d tor family use. Among
our articles may lie found.
o. LII - 80
soUCHoNG,
OOLONG,
YOUNG IIYsON.
OLD HYSOS.
and better article Of BLACK TEA, than can
he found at any other s,oIe In town.
~-aIA n ss~
CRUSHED. MUsCOvADO,
GRANULATED,
POWDERED,
w. COFFEE CRUSHED,
Y. COFFEE CRUSHED.
BROWN HAVANA.
""H~"H SHES
OLD JAVA,
y. LABELLO,
RIO,
IT. DOMINGO,
BURNED and GROUND,
RURNE.D mud UNGROUND.
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G. w. BOOTHBY,
I3HgIANY gAIl5Ol3o
)nnosite the Saco House. Main St, Saco

WILL Gu, and make Genlleme1's Garments
ner Also, Tor sale al his store good assortment
of BrIaJcluthS, CassIIicrr- Dorskin-, Vesiing-,
&c, aud Grnts. FurnIs hing Goods, such as Shuts,
B,.on,s, Collars, CIasats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Sncks, &c.
Saeo. June 2, 1856. 23,f
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Pressed Hay.

DRESSED uAr hep, constantly on hand; .se,s.ai
il OF rvtsii, by 'ohN oier~,
August .Sth, 1888. %"
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.-.' ARCTUsINE. : !, 80 I,
A prspAndsa sca u. c.s.a. p..., ~ re.:.i,
Science a9aiast Strength.

A s =; 81. ), ."; : & Mf,sia S cS%xR5.
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MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
--~"H III u HS~s
Bottle pickles. Rice. Split peas.
Olive OIL. R.tchry, Butter. Cheese.
EINuirs Extracts, Puk and Lad.i
Spires, RasiH. Corn md Flour.
Flu. CUnantl. Hrnu and Brushes.
iapia:a. E,sr. CnGksV irt GlE Ware
Winchester Soap, Stone and Ea&tn =
CASTLE 4 PaEl
aud every article wanted for family use.
s. G. SToRER.
II. ID. HANSON.
!. Late Clerks OF c. L. Storer & Co.
Saco, Jan. 10, 1857. 3i
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TIE SOCIETY for the encouragement,
wearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l03Chatham st., cor. Of Pearl st.,
GExTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs

Keep on hand an extensive and complete assert
ment Of the latest importaiions aud best manu-.
E,Ctures of
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Scott Co., Jan. IL, '571.
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Biddsfard, Dec. Il, 1856.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
M ia EIzpsOt:l.

The Governors message shows the popu
Iation of the Territory to be lSO 900. The
taxable properly amounts to between thirty
and thirty five miliions ot dollars. In view
Of these facts, and of the lurge Increase in
agricultural products, cash capital, etc., the
Governor fsvors change from Territori-
I'll to State govern ment, and recommend
that the sPeediest action, consistent with
other interests should be taken to accom-.
plish this result. To this end he suggests
that convention be called TO foraa Con
stitution; that aa act be passed providing for
the taking of census in March or April.
and for such other preliminary steps as are
necessary; and that, if the Constitution be
ratified by the people at the next October
election, it shall be presented to Congress
ia the December following.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
Cold.

For every mile thar we lssvs the surfae .
of our earth, fhetsmperaturo falls degrees.
At forty FIVE sailes distance from our globe
we are beyond the atmosphere, and enter,
strictly speaking. into the regions Of space,
whose temperature is 225 degrees below
zero, and here cold reiens in oil its power.
Some idea Of this intense coldmsy be sorned
by stating tha. the greatest cold observed
from the Arctic Circle is from 40 10 90
degrees below zero, and here many surprising
effects are produced. In the chemical lsbO.
ratorY, The greatest cold that we can produce
is about $50 degrees below zero. AT this
temperature, carbohic gas becomes solid
eHbstance like snow. II touched il produces
the same effect on the skin as hot cinder;
il b1ioters the finger like 4 burn. Quick
silver or mercury freezes at forty degrees
below zero; that is ~ degrees below the
at which water freezes. The
solid mercury mSy then be treated us other
metals, hammered into sheets, CT made into
spoons; such spoons would, however, melt
in water as warm as ice. Itis pretty certain
that every liquid and gas that we are ncquuin-
ted with would become solid if exposed to
the regions of space. The gas we light our
streets with would appear like wax, oil would
be in rculity"us hard as rock" "pure spirits
which we have never yet solidifed, woult
appear like block Of transparent crystal;
hydrogen gas would become quite solid and
resemble metul; we should be uble to turn
butter in lathe like piece oil ivory; and
the fragrant odors Of AUwers would hGve to
be made hot before they would yield their
perfume. These are few Of the astonishing
effects of cold.--S,ptimus PresSe,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
yshDaa.

Important intelligence has been received
from Japan. A grand convocution OF the
dgnitarics Of the empire has decided to
permit nc Fore. ,ner to visit the interior;
therefore the efforts of the English, Rus
siaas and Americana, TO open trade with
the couatry hnve proved Of 40 avail. The
Japanese simply supply our vessels with
necessaries, and receive in payment only
gold and silver. The Datch, on the con.
trary. are in high favor, ond enjoy the mon.
opoly Of foreign traffic. The Japanese ace
making rapid progress in naval knowledge,
and they have appropriated $2,OOO,O0o fol
getting up a feet Of vessels of war, OR the
European plan, to be commanded by Dutch
naval officers. Four Of the vessels are t.
be screw steamers.