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MANUFA CTURERS AND DEALERS IN
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REGUILDING RE BRoNzING, and SILvERING done at the
aro0tf
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TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE
DR. BAAkEE will also give special attention follow
ing cases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group Influenza
Asthma bronchitis, and all other diseases Of Throat and
Lungs He will devote particular to the treatment
OF all skin iSeasesumbago, Scrofua Rheumatism acute
aud chronic Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia
FILES and all arrangements of the Stomach, Liver and Bow
els and also 10 all chronic Female dreases Special atten
ton will be given to the treatment Of the
$780, Ely T. and EAR
Without the of the Knife Needle and he has constant
y on hand an excellent assortment Of beautiful Artificial
Eyes ana Iympanums Ea Drums suitable
and all ageS-inserted in five minutes.
Or. BAAkEE has made discovery of Fluid that
VIII produce perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore
perfect vision to the Eye without the of the knife Dr.
BaaEee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
success IN curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers Fistula Swell
ngs or umors Of every description and without the
the KNIFE Special arrangements must be made with DR.
Baakee for the treatment of the last named diseases they
VIII require his constant advice and attention.
DR.. BAAkEE is of the sklful and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living. His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing cent5y
from any distance correctly stating the of the disease
shall be promptly answered. PATIENTS treated by
respondence FREE OF CHARGE.
Oihce hours from 8 A. NJ. to p. VI.
~ - ,. DOCTOR BAAKEE.
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ARlzoNA.-The Washington States says of the set
Element of this territory:
The country is, as yet, an arid, unnyiting In
dian infested wilderness. To redeem it and work
the mines with profit will require organized COM
panies' with large capital and the presence of
strong body of miners and settlers capable by
their numbers and discipline, of defending them
selves and their interests against Indian and all
other lnvasions. To meet the peculiar exigencies
OF the case an organized association of pioneers for
the Pacific is preparing to go out to Arizona in
such force and with such means and machinery,
and under such legal and complete articles of incor-
poration, as will not only be sufficient for its own
protection, but will be enabled to work the mines
on Its extensive land grants in the most profitable
manner. This we hold to be step in the right di-
rection and it is the only way in which American
settlements can be planted in that distant and diff
cult region.
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OFFICE OF THE
Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
NO. 40 WALL STREET

NEW YORK, OCTOBER p, 1858.
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF
THIS COMPANY is published in conformity with the re-
quirements of the 10th section Act of its ncorpor
ton:
Premiums on unexpred risks the Oct 1857 s3I2sl9
1858: ~'
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The foreign patriots and refugees in New York,
to the number of over a thousand met in the Met
the occasion being the ovation to Madame Mario.
Speeches were made in German, French Italian,
Polish and English, ano great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Madame Marios subject was ''The Duties
of the EuroDean PeoDle"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-17

Total amount of premiums OF
Amount of earned Premiums during year 81 81
DO return Premiums. .................. 91,432.67
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Total, l,949,7 95
Or 81 tons, cwt., qrs., I lbs. IL ounces troy
the value of which, at "a per ounce, amounts to
f7,799,lS0. The total for the same period of last
year was 2,0S7, 557 ounces, or Sc tons, 10 cwt, 2
qrs., Is lbs, ounce troy: the value of which at "a
per ounce, amounts to fS, 0S7,55
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Net Earned Premiums. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $g2S 1896 SIS
! Losses during the period:
! On Marine Risks, (ess savings, &c) slG3G2i52
on Inland do. Observation-Disclosures. 43,6iO93
| On Fire do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2949I
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

The Democrats have carried California
by such majority IS to make u sure thing
OF il Tor the Democratic candidate in 1860
In New York the Democrats have elected
hall their ticket, under circumstances which
show maiurity aguiEst Seward Republi
canism, sufficient 10 defeat its pretensions in
1860.
These two S,0,Ss, with the Southern vote
are more than EuffcieAt to give the EexI
Presidential election to ihe Democrats.
Maryland (Which went IGr Fillmore in
1866 has elected Democratic Legislature,
which will put an end 10 the reign OF row.
dyism in Baltimore and restore the State to
the Democrats in 1860. '"@
In Wisconsin. the Republicans have lost
1000 10 six months, and Randall 10 re.elscs.
ed BY lees than 1000 majority.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

The small number Of men engaged con
trssts sttongly with the bUldness of the
heme and the skill with which il was car.
Fied Iu'. The prOmpilude OF the author.
ties in bringin! un Overwhelming force to
the spot shows that the outJre X was consd-
cred . matter of no small importance. But
at the Grsl sight the details, rs given by tel
egrapb, only inspire wonder that men should
fisk tEtir lives on 80 m d schrme. 1t j.
only when we consider the social condition
OF the southern States that we have clue
to the object OF the insurgents, and perceive
the tull danger OF their movements.
o. c0Urse there can be but one issue TO rhi.
foolish and wicked enterprise. The insur
gents Will by their fate give warning t.
all who may dream OF rcmedying great
social evil by an appeal 10 arms. But the
state of society whlc cause such a scheme
to be formed and carried ont is not the les.
threatening. When lew Pepists planned
the blowing up of the EogIi,h Psrlameu,
the chances OF success were desperate, bu
the act showed that there existed elements
OF danger in the State.
From the Loudon News, Nov.2.
II there must be "a negro ineurrection il
the United States before the slavery cues
ton is settled, Maryland is more likely thai
any other place to be the scene of it, unde
the circumstances OF the present time.
Is misfortune thnt the negroes should rise
and tor long interval there was hope tina
the transition from slave to free labor nigh
be ecomplished in peaceful and orderI,
way. Up to about quarter OF centur,
ago. the universal supposilion was tina
slavery could come 10 On end by no othe
means than servile war ; and this was tn
dread which kept quiet some leading cit
izens, who, il they had stirre in time, nigh
have accomplished the revolution in the la
bor market long before this. No doubt tn
rising will be Immediately put down by tb
Federal and State forces. This Is 10 b.
hoped on every account, for the doom O
slavery ia the Republican especially in In
frontier States, aud, above ali, in Mary lane
10 SO clear and closely impending, that ev
cry breach of order 10 likely to be mer
mischief-an impediment and no further
y anco.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30
Wednesday, November 80, 1852
TO the Democracy Of Ohio.

The democracy OF Ohlo eIe hTTeoy hou'
Aed that at meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, held in the City
Of Columbus. on Tuesday, the 18th day of
Octt Der. 1859, il was resolved that it be re.
commended TO the Democratic voters Of the
several Conercs ional Districts in this State,
10 hold District Convention ut some suit.
able place in their respective Congressional
Districts. On
THURSDAY, THE lsT Day CT DECEMBER,
1859, and then and there TO elect two Dele
gates to represent euch District in the Dem
orratic Nslionul Convention to be held at
Charleston, To nominate Democrstic cbndi-
dates for President ard Wire. President; the
Del gstes TO such Congressional Conven.
ten to he elected in the s0me manner in
which the Districts respectively usually Sc
lect eleggtts 10 a Congressional Conven-
ton 10 rCmintte candidate for Congress,
snd tie basis of representation IN such Dis.
tric, Convention, TO be ere vcte Tor every
100 Democratic votes, ard en- additional
vote fer every trec,ion of 60 votes ard ever
rest for Ruus p. Rprrey, on the second
Tuesday Of October, 1850, in the cifferrrt
CIuLties or fut-GivsieEs Ui Counties in such
District.
1t is further reccmneuded tka, after the
seleCti II OF the two Delegates aforesaid
the tfficers of the Crr rgIessiural District
Convention will certify the proceedings
Thereof. with the nomes OF the persons cuIy
elected, erd sisn the SINE, trd trunsmil
such prtceedirgs thus certified, under Il
teuled entelCre, to tie CkatmGn OF the
Democratic Srbie Central c, ,mmiltee II
ColInlu,. Ohio, crdorsed "P'oretdjngs g
The LfuGc'GGc district Conrtntion, for iht
-- DiSl'ict, IN tie ttGteo ot Chio," to be by
him ,utniIr to Ike Democratic State Gem.
ml,ee. TO TIE eId that rtcrer crcden;iuls
my be Issued TO the Eers2Is 'et'cd &c such
delegates.
Al tie E;me time erd place, il wts furtheI
resolved ty tie Den ocrtiir Sutc CfntTG
Ctnni'tee, hat u DeMrCratic State Con
vtr;i"n he | ed tt Curutus, on
THURS DAY, THE SIN DAY OF January
1850, ttr tie IuiTose OF cFpUiktnq t,u
D,lcrtter TO repre- eit tie 81 te ot Ohio b
large in tie sid Chrilcsttn Ctryehtion
snd that ,le fe,rut Counties in he ST tt
be requested 10 1fr'irt Delegates to sal;
State Ccn'er ;cr, IN tie u,uaI manner il
which hey haze heretofore appointed Dele
gates TO St,tt CtrvtI tjnt s,'rd tn railo U
cre Itiee'te ttr every eco votes, srd Of
Dell gate tora 'rCctirn o. 250v,tes ard eve
ctSt IT, each County fer Ru W. p. Rsnney OF
the s'C,rd Ju'sdty 0; Ocrober, 1859.
The DtmUrrai'c voters o. Ohio are, there
fcre, in pur: uance Of the furegci' g rect M
meI dttIons OF the De M cratic State Centta
CtnniteF, r, ques,ed To proceed to take The
ntCessrry steps TO spptnt Delegates to tht
HvGtsl Congressitnul Cui,eniiuns to b,
held Oh the lst day OF Dtcemter next, srt
to the Srare Couvtnti'n to he held on th
9Th d,y Of Jeruary, 1850, ii pursuance O
the r,c mfndulois Ct tie Stlte Centru
CCnn.ii'ee rs hftTfsrit.
GFO. W. MANYPENNY, Chr'n.
A. GCGEEGoR, S. cEetaTy.
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Meeting uT SO..ErCss.

Next Mod y, TIE Cotgress Of the United
Stntes will meet. Meubtrs have rommenc.
ed TO take up lheir abode in the F. deral |
Capitol, and the canvass for the various oil
fees of the House ul Rcpresei ives has
commenced in earnest. Among The c0ndi
dates for the Clerkshjp we notice the name
OF Colonel Schouler, formerly Of the Chic
STATE Journal and now OF the Boston Eee
Snd Atlas. 1t is to be hoped the opposition
will not experience as much difficulty in
effecIing an organization as they did four
years ago, when il cost about halt million
dollars to elect o Speaker
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

experience, a loan tito mature the glorious
plants OF wisdom, power, virtue, and patriot
ism.
In society, few men are more agreeable
provided you are willing to make allowance
(Which most people in this country ere bount
TO do) for the defects of early breeding
which can never be entirely hidden. He Il
singuIarly magnetic in conversation, full o
humor, spirit and information, and charms
while he instructs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

GTA young lady, daughter Of Anson A.
Buck, of New Haven. was thrown into q
trance while upon the cars to Hartford. and
was left in charge Of the agent of the road
at North Haven. She remained motion less
and senseless for three days, and is seid to
be subject to these singular fits; 20 81
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30
NO CHARGE ron CONSULTATION OR ADVICE |
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION


Pursued by nr. Wsdsworth lie very simpo and entirs-
y new, and by it disease Cf any OF the internal vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient q question,
or having tho least previous knowledge OF the case.
Among the Diseases treated with porte success, aro
SCHoFULh,
And all diseases Of Scr0fulJus origin: Ulcers, Tu-
mars, Eulurged Glauds or Joints, hip Disease, Swe
led Neck or G0itte, Scfoidioas SORE Eyes, ScHlt
Head, Erupt0ns the face or Other parts Cancer,
Eistu!a, S. ina uise&Ses Hyspel sa, Gravel, lmpo.
tUnce etirture ST. Vi;us Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuns'
tsm, Dropsy, Syphilis, heue and Fever, Neuralgia
&c
All diseases pecnliar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases Of the Brain, Eyes IhroHt, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, SKIN or other Or
gains.
III so suTerisg from Chronic Diseases, Of any de-
scription, may b. assured that their ses will be
troato fairly ami caudldy and they II Lot b. en-
courage to sake medCiHc without corresponding
prospect OF benefit. ~. w. has visited Cleveland
aud other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two years, auG ctn furnish patients with
auY amOHn: of evidence in regard to his skill and
qu1iac ations physlCian Ho will visit the above
pAc-9 once III nYe or six weeks, TOR one Year, thus
Giving those who consu him, Opportunity to contiDu~
TIL cured. Those which have been trea ed hy
others, and pronounced Incurabe, are requested 10
call. it will cost you tn ny to have your
ned and ,plainaI.
Mark well ths ilne and day, and call early.
Teeth extra ted without pain, by ialVanisin.
Any pcrSnn s0nhing corr CT statement or thoir
symptoms, and enclosing 81, will have medicine,
udy To their case, sufficient to last le month,
five week $, sent tnem ty Express.
Address Il. W. ADSWORrU, NJ. n.
august 81, lS5J. Bataviu, Ny.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

GTThe Democracy Of Stark county held
their Convention at Canton on the 10th, to
select Delegates to the District aud State
Conventions. Resolutions were adopted
fully indorsing the present Administration,
and declaring Stephen A. Douglas to be the
first choice Of the Democracy Of Stark for
President, '''' ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30
To the Dt l1iCCEAGIC Electors of the
CONMEN Of EOItaEC.

Pursuant to Il c foregoing notice frcm The
Dtmocritic Site Cehlrsi Cemnitree, the
D,mocraoy Of PCrttgp ccunly will held [
Coun'y C,nvcntior, at Ravci m, on
URDAY, THE 9th DAY CT DEcTMBzR,
1860, tt II O'Clock, a. NJ. to choose fun
d. leg;ies TO rprtseit eGid county in ths
State CrEveLti1n on tie 5th Ct January
1860.
Tie County Convention will te composcd
Of SO Dtleestcs, y hi'h will be distributed
smuub The several r, "a rs hins rs fCIlnus.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30
SWlFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW A r R A N G E ENT,

IHARLES E. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor Of The establishment long known
as 'SwitLs Drug Store," at the sign of the Golden
Mortar, wishes 10 inform the iormer patrons of the
CONCERN, and many new ones Gs arc disposed 10
favor him with their custom, that he intends Keeping
full assortment Of Drugs, Paints, varnishes, Oils,
Coloring Materials, Glass, Patoht Medicines, Per-
fumery, SC. And in order to correct misapprehen-
sion existing in the minds of many, that the Drug
Store is to 10 visited only for the purpose of purchas
ing box ofpis or barrel of oil, he desires call
particular attention to the fact that besides general
assortment oil those articles usually considered
belonging TO the Drug trade, he designs keeping a
great variety ofsuch needed in every well sup.
piled family: Including superior article Of Fifty
Cent Tea, Back Cocoa, Rio Office, White Sugars,
Pepper, Spiccs of every description, frime Rio Cof.
fee, Raisins Currants, Pruaes, Flavorng Extracts,
Starch SEgo, Corn Starch, Farina, Baking Pow ders
Cream Tartar, &c. AS the Dollar and Dime princi-
pie IS the My one by which people are supposed
10 be sd in matters of trade and as erybody
expects to make their purchases where the largesl
amount OF goods can be obtained for the least
he confidently expects u large share of patronage.
Ravenna, Feb. H. 1850.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30
STEPHEN A. DouRlas.

Preacher Life" The suthor will be in the
recollection OF many Of our readers oil Ihe
resnectable and numerous denomination OF
Methodists as the "Blnd Methodist" he be
ing q prescher of that sect, and having once
at on unusually early age, been Chaplain
of Congress. His book contains numerous
notices of dead and living celebrities Of the
political world, among others the following
interesting sketch Of the candidate OF the
American people for the Presidency 10 1860:
Stfrhen Arnold Dnu9lds.-The first time
! I saw him was in June, 1898, standing on
the gallery OF the market house, which some
! of nv readers may recollect ss situate in the
middle of the square at Jacksonville. He
aud Col. John J. Hardin were engaged in
csuvu.sing Morgan county fer Congress-
| He was upon the threshold Of that great
wcrld in which he has since played so prom
inent part, and was engaged in making one
of his earliest stump speeches. | stood, and
listened to him, surrounded by motley
crowd Of bnckwood farmers and hunters
dressed in homespun or deer skin, my hoyish
heurt glowing with exutant joy, as he, only
ten wears my senior, battled 70 brGvely for
the doctrines of his party with the veteran
"a sccounli.Le5 U,rdin r,re 7 bsd beep
og,,co,ed in noIi,ical sen,innn,. oncosiie To
tis,vn b,,, u c,awps somo,b;pG ca ntiv.tiuc
in his manly strairh;forwardncss and IN.
ccmn,ouising statement ot hi. politicai prin
cinIes. He even then showed signs of that
dexlerity in & bSte, trd vehement. impre. g.
i've Exclamation of which lie has since be-
ceme such a m0sttr. He gave the crowd
the colur OF his ow n mood us he Interpreted
their thcugkts and directed their sensibIi.
lies. Hi first hard knowledge Of the peo
: ME. .nd his mower TO scerk TO them in their
| cwn lsneurcr, cmployirg arguments suited
] IN their CON nr, hebeion, sometimes cllnching
q series of r, ascrs ty frontier metnphol
which refused TO be icrnoiten. and his deter
: mined courage, " hich never shrauk irpm any
iorm Of dfli,uy or DANGER, made him one
of tie mual effective stump oretcrs l nave
, ever heard.
-, Less thtn four years before ne htc wax
ed into TIE town OF winchester &'eeh
, miles stulhwe5t Of JacksonvI,le' en- entire
r stranger, with thirty seven and halt cents
) in his ppchet, his pil Ut eurthy Iortune.--
: His GreI en- p'oJ meht VS. CLERK vi 'rsndu,
Rs the EuijecS cell sherjH'S sale. he then
scizt the birch Of tie petsgrgue, GEd sought
! BY its aid aid bv pttic0t tIiI'iNG, 10 INITIATE
d handful OF Halt wild boys into the sublime
nvsterips OF I.ntlCy 1urray. His evenings
+ were divided between reading newspapers
/ stud, ing Blackstone and taIkirg politics --
: lii a drol sjcht to see a crowd OF men arc
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

Ire ~ mocEh'g o. We ANillih LcrTTfs.
eicnul District " i'll also LU.d d CoAPCnlion
at Ak On, on
THURSDAY, TIE 1sT DAY OF DECEMBER
1859 to eco rVo Lo'eprres from Ell d Dr..
,rict T. the Dtnccratjc Natter I'll Convrn.
tiap. TO be held in ChorIe:ton. S. c., il
1860. The Teprt eehtoii'n in soid District
Convention tIcm the county OF Portage will
be one Delsgote trrm each TcwNs hip-ex.
cept R4vtnnl ard sutfjr!d, (,he first hayiuc
3, end the lGsr 2 Drlrgates.
IL is recommended that each Township
holds It's prHiry ting on Saturday, The
c6'h dNy Of Nu.tubef, 1859, aid elect its
Delegates to both II std T., INVENTIONS.
BY orcer 9! Distt'c, aLt County Executive
u mititfR. 4. &PRLilNG,
October 81, 1889 Chti.Dun.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-30

OTThere was quite q snow.storm q.
Nashville Penn, last Sunday. ---
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

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HALIFAX LAND ANo PGo.
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eONA6 PROPERTY roo aAGG.
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