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The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER is publish
ery morning Except Sunday and is delivered
arriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
y x3. 30 in advance. lIF o.
Rag- The weekly BALTIMORE WEOKER is publis-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and Si per
MISUNDERSTANDING on reasonable terms
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09


Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at g am;
Arrive at Canton rex, day. by 2pm.
Bids for six trips week invited.
l047a From Canton, Mo-, TO Marcelline, H., 10 miiss
and back, once week.
Lave Canton Saturday At m,
Arrive at Marcelliae by II mi
Leave Msrcelline Saturday al ! p m;
Arrive at Canton by SPIN.
Bids for two and also thee trips week invited.
l0474 From Moncello Ivy Tally to Canton, "a miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Moaiicele Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN;
Leave Canton Monday, wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive al Monticello by pm.
I0475 From Monticello to Newark, II miles and back,
week.
Leave Monticello Saturday att m;
Arrive at Newark by lam;
Leave Newark Saturday at p M;
Arrive at Monticello BY IN.
Bids for two trips week invited.
Io47S From Monticelc, by Deer Ridge AMI Colony, to
Sand Hill, ~ miles and back, a week
Leave Monticello Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Sand Hill by 6p m;
Leave Sand Hill Wednesday ut am;
Arrive at Monticello by 6p M
Bids for two trips a week invited.
i0417 From Alexandra to Winchester, 10 miles aAd
back three times week.
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arrive at Winchester by l p m;
Leave Winchester Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arrive al Alexandra by 10 M
1913 From Alexandria, by ST. Frsncsvlle, Waterloo,
Ashton, Eldorado, and Arbelo, to Memphis, AZ
miles ana back, a week.
Leave Alexandria Thursday al m;
Arrive at Memphis by 9p m.
Leave Memphis Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Alexandra by 8 p
Bids for trips week invited.
iO&79 From Alexandria, by ST. Francisve Bone,a, Kos
suih, and Athens, to Pennington, Iowa, 81 mies
and back, three times a week TO ST. Francsville,
and once a week the srdne.
Leave Alexandra Monday, Wednesday, and Fn-
day At am
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Arrive al 81. Francisvfloby ii
Leave ST. Francisyillc Monday wednesdsy, an'
Friday at ~
Arrive al Alexandra by 3pm
Leave 81. frasosvile Monday al IL M
AIr'vr at Pennington by p M
Leave Farnngton Tuesday at u M
Arrise at 81 FraBcisyiIe by ~ IN.
Bids to end route at Croion, Iowa, viii be consid
cred. also for three-mes al week service through.
iO4-o From Memphis, by Stiles, Iowa, Bloomfield, 81
miles and back, week.
Leave Memphis Friday M
Arrive at bloomfield by S IN;
Leave Bloomfield Saturday at am;
Arrive at Memphis by p m.
Fioyds Creek, 10 Kirksvlle, 81 miles snd back
once week
Leave Memphis Saturday al 7 a M
Arrive a, Krksvi!ie by S m;
Leave krSsville Friday at Z a no.
Arrive at Memphis by pm
ls4sa From Lancaster, by Pedee, Charlton Mills, Hart
ford, Unionvilie, West Liberty, ST. Johns, Ayers
vile, and Sonoms, to Princeton Is miles and
back, twice q week
Leave Lancaster Sunday and Wednesday at a m;
Arrive AT Princeton next days by IL M
Leave Princeton Monday and Thursday at p M
Arrive at Lancaster next days by m.
Bids for three trips week invited
l04o3 From Lancaster. by Inkerman and Green Top. 10
kirkssllle, 25 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Lancaster Tuesday and Friday at ga IN;
Arrive at krksvilIe by SPIN;
Leave Krksyille Wednesday and Saturday al m;
Arrive at Lancaster by p m.
Bids for three trips week invited.
lo4s4 From Bloomington, by Coulters Store and PEN
ney's, 10 Huntsvle 30 miles and back, twice a
week Middle Fork 10 be supplied alternate
trips IN lieu Of Coulter's Store.
Leave Bioomington Tuesday and Saturday at u m;
Arrive at HantsvIIe by s p m;
Leave Huntsville Monday and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Bloomington by SPIN
i04s5 From Bloomington, by Economy and Goodand, to
Edna, AZ mics and back, snse week.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday AT . an;
Arrive at Edna next day by III M
Leave Edna Wednesday, al pa;
Arrive at Bloomington next day by pm.
IO4s6 From Bloomington, by New Boston, North salem
Milan, ard Jackson's Corners, to Saint john u
miles and back, q week.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday at p m;
Arrive St. John next Thursday by II m;
Leave St. John Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Bloomington next Saturday by m.
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Leave Lyndley Monday al IL M

arrive at Alpha by 4 r N.
lo507 From Princeton by Middtebusy, Perkins Grove
Trenton, and Grassy Creek, to Chiicothc, 81
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Princeton Sunday and Thursday at IL M
Arrive at Chillicohe next days by 8 r M,
Leave Chi iicothe Wednesday and Saturday al 9 .
Arrive at Princeton next days by III am
Bids for three trips week invited
lo5os From Prnce'on by Goshen. Trail Creek. Bshany,
and Sampson Greek u Gentry c. h , IS miles
and back, a week
Leave Princeton Saturday at . m;
Arrive at Gentry c. IL. next day by 6 p nj
Leave Gentry G. II. Friday at 81 nj
Arrive at Pnnceodhextd day by II am
10000 From Princeton by GAINESVILLE. Eagle, Smells Mls
and Jay, TO AIsndae, so miles and back, once
week.
Leave Princeton Saturday a, al
Arrive at Aleniae day by SPIN,
Leave Allendae Monday at Ia m;
Arrive at Princeton next day by pm.
l05i0 From Trenton, by Edinburg, Hickory Port, aud
Transport, to Gallatin, "a miles and back, onees
week.
Leave Trsntcn Friday at Jam;
Arrive at Galatin by p m;
Leave Gallstin Thursday at m;
Arrive at Trenod by p m.
lo,li From Utica, by Grand River, Kingston Miraels
Plum Creek. and Bee Hive, 10 Piausburg, %
miles and back once week
Leave Utica Monday at 6 am;
Arrive as Platsburg next day by III m;
Leave Platsburg Tuesday at p M
Arrive at Utica next day by pm.
Bids TO com route at Grand RIVER invited
lo5la From ch'llaehe BY Spring Hill Livns..oa,
Ridge, to Bethany, so miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Chiheothe Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Bethany next days by II nj
Leave Bethany Tuesday and Friday at2 pm;
Arrive at Chi.licothe next days by Z PR
1858 From Carrolion by Vaudeville, Mound, and Dawn
to Utic,, 80 miles and back once week.
Leave CsrrolIton Saturday al m,
Arrive at Utica by pm;
Leave Utica Sunday at ar.
Arrive al Carroton by 6pm
Bids for two trips week invited.
1854 From Camder, by Ashland and ST. Bernard, to
Liberty, ~ miles and back, week
Leave amden Monday at M
Arrive at Liberty by 6 pm;
Leave Liberty Tuesday at 8 M
Arrive at Camden by pm
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gomery City, The present terminus Of the North
Missouri Railroad and run ria Middstown, Prai-
RE Mound, Ashley, &C, three times week.
lO45l Fro Bowling Green, by Nannoys Mills, Hickory
Creek and Johns Branch, 10 Mexico, ~ miles and
lack q week.
Leave Bowling Green Monday at $ m;
Arrive at Mexico by PINT
Leave Mexico Tuesday at 8 m;
Arrive at Bow& Green by Jpn.
lo452 From Frankfort by Spencersburg Madsonse and
Lick Creek, to Florida, SO miles aud back, once
week
Leave Frankfort Saturday at 6 M
Arrive at Florida by SPIN;
Leave Florida Friday at CT IN;
Arrive at Frankfort by pm
Bids for two trips week are invited
l0453 From Purs by Madison and Milton, to Huntsville
30 miles and back, twice week
Leave Paris Tuesday and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Huntsville by m,
Leave Huntsville Tuesday and Friday at 5sm
Arrive at Paris by IL M
Bids for three trips n week invited
lO45. From Paris by Woodlawn. Woodve, Macon City
Bloomington, East Fork, and Newburg 10 Kinks
vile SGj miles and back once week
Leave Paris Wednesday at n;
Arrive at Kiksvil- next day by spm
Leave Kirksvie Monday at I'm;
Arrive at Paris ext day by Cpm.
Bids for and also for three rips week as far ~
Bloomington, snd also upon the whole route, in
vted
lo455 From Paris by walkersvie, Shelby Vile, Bethel
ard Tiger Fork to Newark, Al miles and back,
once wesk.
Leave Paris Wednesday etc M
Arrive at Newark next day by M
Leave Newark Thursday st AM
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-29

the passage Of Law By the Congress Of the
Uniied States, granting to every actual set
tier, one hundred and sixty acres Of the pub
lie lands % an invaluable Homestead for
himself and family.
9. That the passage OF Land limitation
laws BY our State Legislatures is. impera-
lively necessary to secure to every produ.
Ger the full products Of his toll, the most of
which under the present system Of land mo-
nopoly. finds its way into the pockets of
the landlords and the capitalist In the form
of rent and interest.
Z. That we recommend to all Circles OF
the Union. as far as practicable, to form as
sociations outside of their Circles, friendly
to the principles above set forth. Said asso-
Citations to question all candidates for Con-
gress and their State legislatures as to
their views on these questions, in order to
secure the election Of those who are friend.
ly 10 secure to every citizen land and q
home.
8. That the adoption of these measures
by our National and State Government,
would strengthen the bonds Of our glorious
American Union against all foes, whether
internal or foreign, and nerve every citizen
to defend that government which secures to
him the shelter of his own vine and fig tree,
with none to molest or make him afraid.
8. That the thanks Of this G. c., be ten
dered to Guiding Star Circle for the use o
their Hall and their kind hospitality mani
tested during our meeting.
10. That the next meeting of the Grand
Circle be held ut Freedom, Portige Co.
o., on the first Monday In September, 1858
EwD. KSAPP, G. S. H.,
N. HEATH, G. C. w.
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DIED..

OlEDs
In this village, on the 22d inst, Of dysen
tery and scarlet fever, ELLEs WILBUR, soi
of Peter and Anna Slough, aged years,
months and l6 days.
Dear Files, art thou really gone
Can Earth no more thy spirit hold
A seraph now before the throne,
Art thou, W hose joys con ns'er be told
This truly ! cannot realize,
And vet | trust that thou art bIest ;
For Jesus said, "beyond the skies -.
With me my servants rest"
Gone dear boy in youthful sweetness
L,iie's dull chsRgeful voyage is o'er'
Now thy- beauty 10 completeness
Blooms on Heavens unfading shore.
Thy pure spirit upward wiDging,
Ieft this shell4of mortal clay,
Guardian angels round il singing
Welcome 10 the realms OF day.
Thou who sSt robed in light excelling,
Stood seEaph by our hearth,
| Far too bright for movtal dwelling,
Far BY far too good for Earth.
/ Fare thee well; track Of glory
Marks thine upward fight above
Where You prattle forth the story
.Ofs Ssyior's dying love. al-
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Excitement In Maryland. -.

There is on excitement in Belair, Md.
growing ont Of the tarring and teathering,
for his anti-slavery opinions, Of Mr.. james
L. Bowers, in which the citizens generally
appear to have taken sides
In the night he was decoyed, under
false preteDces, by a stranger who said he
had broken down, and asked Mr.. Bowers to
get him piece Of rope and assist him. MI
B., in the kindness OF his heart, went to
the gate, and there was caught by a gang
laying in wait. Mr.. Bowers made alarm
which reached bis wife, and she ran to his
assistance, and commenced in good earnest
to unmask some of the party, for which she
was SO injured that D. M. WAling de.
! SPARED OF her life for some time. On the
ne vt morning, Mr.. Bowers went to Ches
tsrton, before Esq. Graves, and made oath
agairst the following pers ,ns.and the Squire
nut thcm under bond of $500 each, fol
their appeardnce at next court: George H
Randy, Josiah Ringgold, Harris Beck
William p, Frarcis, Isaac Perkins, Samuel
Baker, William 7. Baker, Frisby Brown
being eight in number.
Report sOys that lhcre were about thirty
efsons present, but Mr.. Bowers could no
identify any more. On tie Saturday fol
lowing the occurrence, there was show il
Chesterton, and Mr.. Bowers njends madt
a rally. and commenced 10 vindic,'te him
the result was some six or eight fights. On
the 9th, which was LIST Monday, at the :e'
LIBERATION, Richard Hynson, Esq, made al
attack on james Mansfield, cx-editor Of the
Kent Neus, and struck Mansfield with his
cane, when the Bowers men made another
rally, aud before they stopped Knocked
down twenty-five men, ran Samuel Baker
and Isuac Perkins, two OF the tar and lea-
thering men, out Of town, the officers re-
fHsing to act.
They say the pro slavery men commenc-
ed it by taking the law in their own hands,
and tn ey may fight it out. Frisby Brown,
one of the men Mr.. Bowers held TO bail,
went to town on the 26th ult., to see the
show. The Bowers men found he was in
town and got after him. He got into DR.,
Sappington's carriage, and went some i6
or IL miles on Easter Neck Island, and
kept hid for two or three Days. He has nc
slaves. and the Bowers men swear they
will fix him yet 1t is said by men whc
know, that at least three quarters Of the
people are on Bowers side nearly all the
laboring class or non-slaveholders, with
part OF the slaveholders, themselves, con
denim Wilmington (Del) Republican
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Indian war Anticipated.

Advices from Oregon and Washington
territories. though not sufficiently official
for the government TO act upon, have oc-
casioned much apprehension as to the pro-
liability Of q serious Indian war. Nearly
dozen treaties with these tribes were left
suspended at the last executive session Of
the Senate, which had been submitted
soon after the meeting of Congress. This
appearance of bad faith on our part has
doubtless operated US cause in provoking
hostilites, which had previously been en-
! gendered by class Of desperate specula-
tors, who rely upon an Indian war as one
of the direct roads to fortune. They have
profitted by the experience in Florida.
There are now pending before Congress;
for the few skirmishes which occurred in
Oregon two years ago, claims exceeding
five millions Of dollars, which are vouched
for by an officer of the government speci'
ally detailed for the purpose. This single
fact admonishes us what real war migh
cost, If once regularly started.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-29

"WHo HAS not HEARD OF BGRHAvE's
HOLLAND BITTERs!-Simple in its compo.
sition, pleasant 10 the taste, and uuely won
derIul in it's effect. its popularity cannot be
wondered at. To invalids just recovering
strength, it is invaluable; exercising that
soothing influence over the nervous aystem,
and importing that health and tone to the
stomach, so l0nged for by the convalescent."
-DGily EntefpfiSe.
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New TatlOring Establishment.

NHE subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Ravenna and the public in
eeneral. that he has opened shop on Main street,
Srectly opposite tfe PrentiSs ho!se, where ne may
"a foun a eli times, ready and willing 10 accommo.
dstS an who may favor him with their patronage: .
HAVING worked ten years In some OF the best iaiL.
oring establishments In New York city, ne netters
himse that be can suit the most asdious In regard
3 styIe and workmanship. ETCUrTuNs done 70
order All work warranted. PRICES TO SUIT THH
| TvMEs. s MAY 2o-ly] u.s. WALkEk''
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ONO STATE AND UN1oN LAW CoLLEsE.-
This in stitution has been removed to Cieve,
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred
tand students upon graduting may be admit
ed 70 practice. For circulars, address
Cleveland, M "A. AINu"
December a., n Sec' etary'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-29
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS.
VIII be in attendance as follows:

viii be in attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, ,Prcntiss House, Thursday and Friday,
forenoon, Aug. 10 and 10.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Aug. u.
Warren, National Honse, Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. 20 and 70:
Lungs Heart, Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous;
ness Debility Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities OF the Blood, ErupoDs, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both externaland Internal.
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
w. many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In case arc mineral or oth-
or poisons employed, nor does no make s'cE to MAKE
wet or tear d0WR to build up again. The medicinee
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope the indisputable
evidence of which can always be furnished. lnva-
ids how ever reduced or despaiFng, are invited 70
call and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or exp iMcurred without correspond
Ing prospect OF recovery
| INVALID LADIES should READ the FOLLOWING;
Dr., TuBBs, SIR:-Knowing the vast amount Of SUI.
cring existing among females OF the present day
having drank the dregs, from the bitter cup Of af-
fiction, gladly make known what III my case, has
proved ths long sought remedy.
My health has been poor for eighteen years and ten
wears of that time spent In bed, helpless sufferer
scarcely able to sit up long enoughto have m beg
made. .-,. ,,
The misery Of those years cannot describe. FRO
lanaus uteri with heat, weakness and pain through
the ANAL OF the back, and abdomen, and sharp pain
extending down the limbs, were among the earle
symptoms. Walking or standing became dificnit
Hrst and at length utterly impossible. Soon diges
ton lied and the entire nervous system seemed un
strung palpitation Of the heart and dizziness and op
preston Of The head also added to my suheriDgs.-
Physicu ms frc m far and were employed, by on
Of whom was salivated and rendered worse than be
fore Your fret prescription was obtainedin October
one year ago. Improvement was slow Of orst.
10 tn lpnV a m
] doing most Of my house work, and can walk mil
i and Jack, without serious Inconvenience.
| Yours truly, -
Baldwin Town ship, SanduskY Co., o., '54.
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GEORGE SOMERVILLEw would respect
VI rully inform the residents Of Ravenna and vicini-
,Ie room formerly occupied by o. /. Sut, In Camp
belps Flock, opposite the Court House, where he 10
al ali times prepared to make up garments IN the
sinance with the business for the past twenty-five
he aattefs himself that he cannot fall 70 please
;hose who may favor him vita their patronage.
TYEStrSnee H1s between swift's building and Camp
In RIock. October l5s 1857
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LennI Notice.

T EVI B. SOUTHWORTH will take no.
IL tIce that the 92d day Of July, A. d. 1855 Rich.
ard N. Watrous, Justin Watrous and AnBel Shipman
aIed in Che once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
nom Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio, their certain pc
tilion IN civil action against said Levi B. South
Is defendant, setting forth that on the Goth day Of
April A. d. 1855, he executed to WatFous Co., bis
promissoTy tote whereby he promised 70 pay said
Watrods & Co. $685., ,I2 In one day from The date
thereof that said note has been transferred and
signed TO plaintiffs who now holders thereof; that
the cum Is due and unpaid, and praying judgment
against said Southworth for the amount due thereon
being SSl9S,l2, and ipterest from April %, 1858.
Said Southworth will be required to answer said
petition by the 25th day Of September, 1858, or the
sans will be taken as true, End judgment rendered
accordingly. DAY q hokToN,
Plaintiffs attys.
July 90, lS56-6W.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-07-29

IN the l4th inst, black Silk Lsee Veil,
" between the JeWelFy Store Of Baird & Walt
and L. o. Dodge & Co.'s Tin Shop. The finder will
confer great hvoF on The subscriber by leaving u
a. G. Hatehs Drug Store. II. B. WATKINS.
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5 Two-horse Wagons

TOR SALE.-George Bostwlck has for
J. sale five new and highly finished two horse wag:
uns. Terms cheap for cash or oil short time for good
reliable notes. Enquire of George Bostwie or al
July Is, 1858. BOSTWICK d BEATTY'S.
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be handed in as early as Tuesday
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qreek.
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Camp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held in
n Streetsborough, about one mile from The Earl,
vile station, Oh tue Cleveland & Pttsburg Rairoad
commencing on the 18th day of August next. The
friends Of camp meetings in Ravenna District and
adjoining charges, are, one and ALL invited 10 come
and bring their tents, and in the grove worship the
G cd of our Fathers.
s. GREGG, J. +. CLARK,
v. LAKE, J. NORTON,
G. DOOLlrTLE, J. PACKER,
u. SMITH, H. BALDWIN,
J. PERKINS.
Iulr * lR5a-1E.