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S. |. BONDS PATENT.

have examined and tried tho Luyere Iron
IL OF >. IL Bond, and most cheerfully recon-
mcnd.it to the public ns one of the best articles
| have ever had i'll use.
GEO. A. SHIELDS.
Foreman Palmetto Iron Works,
Columbia, S. G.
August 8, 1859.
We hereby certify tllut We have in use one of
MI ). H. Bonds Patent Luycrc Iron, and find
1t tir superior to the old ones generally in use,
being much easier worked, and heating quicker
than amy VIC have heretofore tried, and We take
pleasure in recommending them to all Black
smith 5, Or any one having use for u forge.
JOHN ALEXANDER & co;
Congarce Iron Works,
Columbia, 5. G..
August Q, 1859.
We have changed one Of our Iuycrc Irons to
lest one OF ;. H. Bonds Patent, and we think
that II is To the advantage of every carriage
maker tn give it Il trial. if he desires IL quick
heat and to save coal We were opposed to pa.
tents, as many Of them have proved useless, but
this simple and profitable one has partly stop
ped our prejudice.
BREMEN Il CARROLL,
Coach h-MaLcrs.
Columbia, s. G.
August 8, 1859.
'lo hereby certify. that have tried and have
now IN use enc Of Mr. :. l.. Bonh's Patent Lll-
yerc irons, and take great pleasure III sta
ting that it is saving botll~in labor and coal.
that it gives n quicker, cleaner. and better heat
than any have seen, and am perfectly satis,i-
c'l that 1t will answer the desired effect and
clcrrtully v recommend il to all persons having
use for forge.
q. T. MASON,
Columbia, $ e.
August q. 1859.
This is {" certify that I have had one of Mr.
>. l. Don't Llty"rc ar iron appcirin;:c to Il
smith furnace. in my Smiths shop for scvsral
months anl my Siuiils inform me that i, is
considerable" Improvement to the Smith fun
nacr ESPECIALLY in making AMI laying rlnws. is
saving III time hy-llcating quicker and heating
Il broader surface
JAS. GILLIAN.
Greenwood, :. e..
August 4. 1859
Til" above certificates are from reliable rcn-
tl"ihrn who have given this new I.,ivcrc or bel
lows rire. thorough test; hence, We confidc in
their opinion. Any one wishing to engage in u
lucrative business Ivy purchasing right to any
portion Of the United States might 10 well to
give iIs Il call
BOND & RILEY,
Greenwood S. G.
August lS, 1859 II n
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NOTICE.

Notice isshsteby given that application will
be made TO the aext Legislature for a rs-charter
"Barkesdale's Ferry q
August Il ls59@16-am ~ -
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SANF ORD'S
liver INVIG0RATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES
EVER DEBILIIATES


TT is compounded entirely from Gums ard
l. has become nn established fact. n known
and approved 10y all . THAT have used it, aud
IL now resortcl to-, ~ with con fijence in all
the diseases Tor which - lit is recommended.
1t has cured thous- - lands within the last
two years who hndlH given mp MI hopes Of
r"lief,as the numerous =. unsolicited certificates
IN my p"ssessi"nl lslow.
The dose must be a g |daptcd to the temper
ament of the iniividlS unl taking it. fused
in such quantities rs to b. act gently OIL the bow
cls. Let the dictates 10 sf YOUR Judgment
guide yon in the use |. of the Liver Invifo-
rator, and it will cure = Liver Complaints, Bill
lIous attacks. Dyspep. y Isia, Chronic Diarrhen.
Summer Complaints, |. lDysentery. DroPsy,
Sour Stomach, Habit Iuel Costivenese, Clol-
ic. Cholera, Cholera lMorbus, Chol. ra In
fnntum. Flatulcncesls lss Jauudice, Female
weaknesses. (ns thous. :, lands can testify.) in
III twenty minutes. if X two or three Teas
poonfuls are taken ni - conl,lc cement Of at
tack. -
All who nso it are = giving their testimo-
ny in its favor.
Mix Water i'm the Mouth with
tue InyigOratOr, and Swallow
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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II Y M Z m Z "a L.

tlAERIED. at Cokcshury, on the s,l inst,
hy the Rev. Snm'l B. Jones. Nr. WM. Y. SnE
ROD of Anderson District. to Miss ANNA FLErCil-
IR llopoES. of the former place.
MARRIED, on the lth inst by Rev. Tola-
yer Robertson, Mr.. joins l.. BoLr and Miss La A.
VIVA WALLER, both of I.anrens District.
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YOUR>GOODS FOR Cash

YUUkdUUDSFUk CASh
And be no longer led by tluse who hold out
long time and big profits
Here it is hardly necessary for us TO saw that
one of our firm was one of the first in the
Northern Markets. and nearly the last to leave
1t, and that we have many of the novelties of
the season, consisting in part, rs follows:
l5nrege Nantes, $3.50.
Alnntillns at Sl.0O.
Mnntilla Shawls
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almedn.
Robe Iconora
Robe Alagicicnne
Robe n Quilles.
Robe n Les
Robe A l. Impcratrice.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevalicr.
Robe a 2 Volants.
Robe A 2Jupes Folnnta
Bonneis from 25cs to $40.
Esmora!da Sleeves.
PrimaJonna Setls
l.cvella Cloth.
Esmoralda Baregc.
Grnniden.
Circular and Quaker Fans
White aud Col liqne.
Tine Back Combs. S7.O0
Bnr"ge Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bnreyrs l2lcts.
Thunder aud Lightning Hats.
Straw Hats of every color and STYLE.
Clothing of all styles and prices.
taWe hand you this short list but if yon will
bring with you the CAS- II. we cnn show
you many goods that will make your hearts
!enp for joy, and pay you we'll for coming fifty
and even an hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more space
Than the Editors of the" Banner" and Press"
had the Kindness to reserve for us we shall
make but one more appeal
Ilt is to those who live Mt distance to
come TO town, and if You cannot buy all
of your goods Of us for Cash, you will find
some of the Fogies who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals of
their doors. and extend to YOU that which we
refuse-Time! Timel Time until time
shall be no longer on their books, then take
from you II scrip of paper on which is written,
One day after date" DC, with your name at
the hotton,.
Our advice would be. bring with you the
"hlthy luere," md pay rs you go; then.
Calm will be thy sleep as infant slumbers,
Pure as the purrst thoughts thy dreams, .
And MI the JOY this bright world numbers,
Shed Ger thee her mingled beams.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
April 8. 1s59-i9-tf
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Estate OF Joseph. G. Mathews, Decd.
SETTL TLEMENT

A IL parties interested in the above Eslate
~ and especially Edw'd Burns sni1 wife
Nancy. William Robson and wife Caroline
Ezekiel Mathews and Joseph Mathews, residing
beyond the limits Of this atate, are hereby no.
tilted that aefinal settieResiE Of The Estate of
J. seph G. Mathews, DeSa. viii be made in the
Court Of Ordinary for Abbeville District, South
Carolina, on the first Tuesday in November
next.
JAMES McCASLAN,
..r.,.-s Admir-. Will Annexed.
Aug. !, 1885, IA, Sm. > HsAs's
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Notice to Debtors.

A Ii. Persons Indebted to the late frm of
~ WARDLAW d LYON are requested to
make prompt payment, as they are anxious to
close up the business. Their accounts as here-
tofore wlfbe fouad' in the hauds Of Messrs,
JosDAs q MeLAucuLrs, their successors, at the
old stand. '''E'' ''''''@ ''.i
-, 500 's.a WARDLAW 4 LYON..,
Dec IL, 1858. q, at Ss II
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P. B. GLASS,
SUCCESSOR TO r. L. BRYAN,
BOOB SELLE7,

ooSSI~oooN ~ ". l.. BK AN,
BOOK
sTATIONER,
l75 Richardson St. (3 doors above the Markell J
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
HAS for sale large assortment of Law,
Ill Medical, Theological, School and Miscel.
laneous Books, Fancy Goods, Cheap Publica-
tions and Blank Books of every description,
Stationery. Foreign and Domestic, Of every va
riety and Quality. Oil Paintings. Autographs
and Artists Materials, Globes, Writing Desks
Musical Instruments, dc, DC.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured to any pat.
tern. and blank work of every description pre-
pared to order.
Wholesale Purchasers supplied. and all or
ders promptly attended 70 at the lo,oest cash
prices. ~ '.
Aug. l2 1850, sm.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED @e set5:2c> LETTERS

SSASOAsasCS Il cHEaIc t~lklSs
PROTECTED z}zs;sSne LETTERS
This invaluable medicine is unfailng in the
cure Of all those painful aud dangerous dis
eases incident to The female constitution.
1t molerates all excesses and removes NIL oh.
structions from whatever cause, and spccdv
cure mny be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
j! is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n short time
tring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females.
that are pregnant, during the first three months,
rs they sure TO bring On Miscarriage but
Mt every other time, and in every other cusc
they are perfectly snfe.
In all cnses ofNervous' and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs. IIcavincss, Fu-
t'eue On slight excrtion, Papitaton of the
Heart, Lowncss of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasioned by disordered system, those Pills
Will effect cure when all other means have
failed.
run directions in the pamphlet around eacl,
package, which should be carefully preserved.
"A bottle containing so pills. md encirclrd
with the Government Stamp Of Grent Britain,
can 1e sent post free for 81 aud postage
General agent for United States, job Moses,
Rochester N. Y.
Sold in Abberille by Donald McLauchlin
Columbia. FishSk & Heinitsb HavilanI, Ste
= venson 4 Co.. Charleston, sWholesale a,,epts.
afid sold by all respectable Druggists.
April 90, 1s59.l2m.
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WOOL FACIORH.

- = l.
TNllE StIi>rRIBEE is now PREPARED 10 nc-
4 c"m"'la'e al who mag favor him with
their patronage. / am prepared to take all
tn" h"rr' ont of the Wool iv machine, and
m"nufartnr" the Wool in Rolls, i'll the bes;
manner possible.
Locdi;"n-Elrvcn miles North Of Al1l,rville
&. H.. thrc" miles East Of Due West Corner,
and three miles from the Railroad
ID. U. HAWTHORN
CERTII"ICATF,.
This Is t." certify to the public that have
heen since WIS ten years old, working and
huil'ling Wool Factories, and here say with
OUT hesitation. that those Mach ines uf d. O.
MISUNDERSTANDING Machines, Burrinc Ma
chimes. Picking Machnes-are the best have
ever seen, nn'! believe they will surpass any
III the State for snisfaction
II. lIUTiIlNGS, Machinist.
Sep 9 lS-2m.
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NEW CARPET STORE.

NEW OARIEI NlURE.
JAMES G. BAILIE & BROTHER, direct
- Importers Of. and Wholesale aid
kctail Dealers in all kinds of English and
Amrrean Carpcting. Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths.
,nhi" oi' Cloths, Satin DeLnine Lace and
Muslin Curtains. Corniess, Mats. Brooms, Mat.
tIngs. brushes, dc, dc. 4 full htIs English Vel
vet Cnrpetng new designs md rHI,:colors.
full line Brussels Carpcting. embracing all the
newest and best patterns made. 4 full stock
OF OiICloths in English and Amercan-wcll
seasoned. Carriage Oil Cloth, and remnants of
fine Oil Cloths sold low to Carriage Makers.
a good stock of phys IN grains and rich col.
"rs, all Of which we nrc offering at the lowest
market prices. Carpets made up if required.
Patronage respectfully solicited. A liberal
discount made 10 the furnishing of Churches
JAS. G. BAlLIE Il BRO, POS Broad.St.,
2d House above Bank Of Augusta, Ca
JAS. G. BAILIE, 234 King ST., Charleston, $. c.
Aug. s, 1860, 8m.
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TT is compounded entirely from Gums. ard
l. has become al established fact, known
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
Are You Organized :?

Are the Republicans III all the Township
thoroughly organized for the contest of Tues
day next? -.--...' '-,'' ''--'-,- 4 3 -'5+'
Have committee men been faithful, active
and efficient in preliminary labors - % 81.
Have the lists of voters all been CAREFUL,
made out and reviewed ---
Have committees of vigilance been appoint
ed in every part Of each Township
Have carriages been provided to carry the
tardy. the sick, and infirm, to the polls
Have intelligent judicious, firm and fearless
challengers been appointed TO guard the poll,
and protect the rights of electors? s
IT is to be hoped that all these question:
can be answered in the affirmative. Ifnot, il
any where there has been any remisness, ifany
thing proper to be done is left undone, we
urge that not another moment be lost, but
that all needful preparations be at once per
fected. s rstsl7 ~ s=77E u .fl
Our political opponents are untiring-let
not Republican sentinels, our township com
mittee men, be found asleep at their posts.
Meet the activity and energy of our politi
cal foes, with indomitable perseverance.
Our State ticket needs as it deserves, every
Republican vote in Portage County.
Republicans of Portage, do yourselves hon.
or, by rolling up glorious majority. a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05

JAMES A. GARFIELD. the Republican can.
didate for Senator, having been interrogated
by a committee of Republicans of Aurora, as
to his views respecting the late decision OF
Judge Swan in the Habeas Corpus case, re.
Piled "That Judge Swans decision was in
harmony with former decisions of the Supreme
Court. and, though not Republican, sOas
right" We hope the Republicans have not
been deceived to as great an extent in MIR.
Garfield as they were in Judge Gholson! We
do !--Portage Sentinel. Oct. 2Sh. ag5
Mr.. Garfield has been misrepresented. He
did not SO reply. The Sentinel will publish
Mr.. Garfeld's reply in full this week which
will set them right on that point. We also
publish in another column, his letter. ,s-
The Sentinel. very seriously, no doubt,
hopes the Republicans have not been deceived
| in MIR. Garfield. The letter of Mr.. G. will re
lieve the painful fears of the Sentinel on that
point. The Sentinel has been misled by
"On dts" and irresponsible anonymous scrib
blers, will rejoice to find after all, that Mr.
Garfield is a true man, true to his owl
convictions. and true to the principles of the
Republican organization We shall duly sym
pathize with, the Sentinel in its rejoicings in
fnding things so much better than had been
erpected! o. ra5s 20 s7et7 ssss.- otgf aesEd
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
Died


HoWLAND-Tn this village on the goth of September.
of Consumption, Mrs. Margaret Rowland, wife of
Frank Rowland, aged 81 years. z-7t---fs
HowIANn-.1n this village the End inst of Inha-
nation of the Bowels. after Illness of only forty
eight hours, Frank How land aged 81 years, ~.
CANFiELD-In this village, Sept 2sih, Mrs Matilda
Garfield, wife of Amasa Garfield, aged sixty years.
MERRIMAN-In SUPERIOR Williams County, Sept. 22d,
Merriman, aged Is years and months .5-1r.
WILCoX-Died of Consumption. Sept. 3oth, at Mesopo-
tama Doct. A. .Wilcox, formerly of Portage County,
aged 80 years. Michigan papers please copy
T0WN--In Hudson, Summit Co o., the 18th ult,
Israel Town, NJ. D., aged 6S years.
Dr. Town born and grew to manhood in Granville,
Washington Co. Y. He served a volunteer in the
var of 1872, under Capt Martin Lee He emigrated to
Cleveland at early day, and induced to settle in
Hudson by the fact that there physician through
large tract country His ride extended several
townships and for many years be bore the hardshps of
practice iu sparsely settled country he has been in
capable OF business for several years. being worn out and
laid aside.
He was remarkable for his unfang kindness of heart
visiting the poor with much attention the ri and
living without extravaganza with ali the business he
could attend to for so years. he has died leaving it,
tie for inheritance than name hout Teproaeh
and kindly feeling in the hearts of all surviving friends
~'i7t t1 r.
Neutrality-suspicious. 10th, 1859, her residence in Hi
ram Portage Co., sister Rachel A. Harrisiu the 5lst
"A little than twenty years she sought and OBJ
fained peace ard pardon through the merits of Christ
and united with the NJ f. Church. which, by her death,
has lost useful exemplary aud pinus member. She at
taned ripeness iaith, fulness of experience and
hight of perfection seldom equaed by modern chtisans
She amahle and rontiing wife, and tender, af
fectionate mother. She leaves husband and four child
ren who mourn her loss Her Lass illness severe,
but of short duration Although suffered much she
bad learned to her confidence in Him who is able
to Turing her sickness she very happy In God
her SAVIOUR especially she neared the blest Shore
She very aectionaey bade sdieu 10 her husband and
children at home aud left her last solemn counsel in
charge of hen to her son who is now far away Then
she sweety fell asleep in Christ. May her family and
more .ts ..s-.E y W. HOILISTER. 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
Republican Meeting in Mantua.

A correspondent writes as follows:
The Republicans had a meeting, Wednes
day evening, September 2sth. and are well
prepared for the coming election. Professor
Garfield addressed the meeting at length, on
State and National affairs. He denounced. as
entirely false, the reports and statements made
since his nomination.; of his being, or ever
having been pro slavery. Said the published
statements on that subject, we're remarkable
for only one thing that was, "they did not con.
tain one truth" as every one that had heard
his Lectures. during the past three years, well
knew. His lecture left very favorable i'm
precision here. We hope every Republican
will hear him before the election.
The Republicans meet again Wednesday
evening October 5th. MARTIN l.. HoLBRooK
and A. j. SQUIRE will address the meeting at
"west Mantua"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05

ceeds 10 reply. to their interrogatories-and
with regard 10 his reply we have only this to
say. that Judge Swan did. as is we'll known,
pronounce his decision, upon precedents. and
not upon principie,-and Western Reserve
Republicans, generally feel as does Mr.. Gar
field, that bis decision was in conflict with Re-
publican doctrines.
This then is the letter, and this is the whole
of tits true intent and meaning.
Here then is our candidate, and there are his
Here is onr org rganization. and these are the
principles which orr organization was formed
to maintain. against all and every opposing
force, and there is our candidate for the SER
ate. MIR. GARFIELD, able. true and trust wor-
, thy. who was put in nomination to sustain
those principles-principles dear to him from
maturest and most settled conyictions-and
dear above all things to every true, patriotic
and magnanimous Republican. .-... B,
I Now, Republicans of Portage County, sus-
tain your organiz4tion against all factious
angry. sore-headed disorganizers. and rindi-
cate, by your votes, the honorable men who
are your candidates, from the malevelent slan-
ders and misrepresentation of unjust nngen-
erous and unscrupulous revilers, whoever they
may be, or in whatever garb or guise they may
| come. ~.
We mry seem to have given more conse-
qnence to this faction, less than half score
than the nature of the case demands. but il
must be remembered that they are endeavor-
ling by usiug the last number OF the Sentinel
previous to the election, to spring trap, and
! to Influence some, when too late be counter
acted Hence an explanation seemed to he
necessarv-and having made it. our columns
have done with this faction. Their promin-
ence. or their power for mischief, we imagine
will not be very conspicuous, after the results
/ Of Tuesday next shall be known. -.ts
/ We expect, and the Republicans oI the
i County expect, that the true Republicans OF
Aurora, will do their duty, and their whole
duty next Tuesday, and cause faction to hide
its diminished head. and make US good re-
] tprn by, or before midnight on election day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
Poll Books.

Judges and Clerks of Elections should be
exceedingly careful to follow the statute to
the very letter, in making out their Poll Books
There should be no guess work or bungne
here. Spell names of candidates right, and
write them out in full precisely as they are
printed on the ballots.
Every Judge and Clerk should be ashamed
in matter so plain, TO make bungling blunders
Great Inconvenience may be caused by mis-.
takes in Poll Book returns.
Strive 10 be accurate. a- H.
~ Be careful in making ont the Poll
Books to ,orite JUNIOR at the end Of
WILLIAM DENNIsoN's name
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
Republican Meeting in Randolph.

l. RANDOLPH, sept. lo0S.
En1roR OF DEMocRAT-.Sr: The Repub-
licans of this Township, had a good turn ont,
at the meeting of Messrs. Garfield and Brown
on the evening Of the 23d inst. The meeting
was organized by Ling @. Harmon to the
chair. O. P Brown then addressed the CHI
zens, in his usual able and interesting STYLE
on questions of State policy. Mr.. Garfield
was next introduced to the meeting. and chose
for the principle topic for discussion. the sub
| jeet of Labor. His remarks we're earnest
candid, ard convincing. He showed the diff
ference between the condition of the free la
borer, and the slave and the political, COM
mercial, moral, and religious effects of these
two classes in our country; and the position
which the two great political parties of the
day occupy in regard to these two classes !;
that the Republican party we're laboring to
make free labor the rule in this country. while
the Democratic party were trying to make
slave labor the rule. The earnest attention
which was manifested by the audience during
Mr.. Garfeld's remarks, plainly spoke the Ian
guage of ore of old, that ait is good to be
here." .E-. ".' s''' ,l..
The Republicans of Randolph will do their
duty on the second Tuesday of October, not
withstanding the patriotic labors of that
d" great light Of the age" the Portage Sen
tinel The Republicans of this Township
know the history of the past as we'll as some
editors who labor to she'd light upon it and
they know that the history of the Democratic
party for the last few years has been nothing
but continued series of concessions to the
slave power. If any one entertains the idea
that the Republicans of Randolph are going
to desert the standard of freedom, in the
coming contest, on account of personal bick
erings. they are wofutly deceived. They have
been taught the principles of freedom fror
infancy they have learned in the school o.
Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, and the ia
thers of this republic, what the principles o.
free government are, and they will never, nev
er, desert them to place themselves under tht
scourging lash of the lordly overseers, of the
South a<-'"af 'si2iFz w. II. B..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-05
James A. Garfield.

A gentleman in Hiram recently made a
charge, through our columns, against james
A. Garfield the Republican candidate for State
Senator from this District. and which he ret
crates iu to days issue, to the effect that he
had expressed himself in favor of the institu,
tion of slavery, and that he considered it to be
OF Divine origin. Whether the charge is trne
or false, we are Of course unable to say and
should regret exceedingly if our correspondent
has sought to suIly the political character Of
an opponent by making charge which he is
unable to substantiate. We are Informed
however. by prominent Democrat of this
county, that Mr.. Garfield denies the charge II
toto, and as in honor bound, we give him the
benefit of the debiaL-PortageS Sentinel.
We honor the Sentinel for its manliness il
giving, as above, the disclaimer of Mr.. Gar
field. The anonymous scribbler in the SEMI
mel is a deliberate, unscrupulous falsifer.-
The Sentinel, manifestly, does not believe tn,
statements of its correspondent, whose mali
cious assault upon our candidate for Senator
viii only recoil upon the falsi6er himself Fl,
will "sully" his own, not the reputation o
Mr.. Garfield.