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BOOTS e. SHOES !!

We have them in full varieties, and a very large
stock. Lades'I No. l enamelled boots, only 81 90.
Ladies' black laced gaters,. only Csc. Mems sin.
gle soled kip boots (fne) only 50 so. Mems fine
calf boots only 80 IS. All other grades at proper
ticnae rates. Childrens cheap fancy bron zed Shoes
Cbdren's do saiters.' Kisses and grls' do CATERS
and bronzed shoes. Ladies', black, lace and con-
gresS, spring and cheeledl CATERS Ladies' patent
tipped and bronzed top boots and buskins. Ladies'
kid enameled and goat heeled boots. Boys, youths
and mems calf, goat, kip and enameled brogans.-
Cents calf, enameled aad patent leather congress
gaiters. Gents do Oxford ties. In fact everything
In the way of boots and shoes. Ws earn all not to
buy before calling
Bonnets, ribbons, rusches and flowers, we have al
ways beat the world these, for assortment, style
and low prices. We have only TO say that We have
this time gone beyond our powers of description, and
our eloquepce will fail TO- portray the beauty OF our
stock. Approach them and, you will, be convinced
that the prices will suit, we'll the goods. All
dawn Fnll honds
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4 Great Western Rail
Road.

THE stockholders of the Atlantic & Great
i Western Rail Road Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for election of Directors
will be held at the office oil the Company In Ravenna,
Portage Co., o. on Tuesday, the 10Th day of July,
1859, commencicg at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
At this meeting vote will also be taken for the
acceptance or rejection Of the following Act amend
Ia,ure IE re" of Ohio, Ohio March s1st, 1859:
GNo.l47,1 AN ACT
To amend the act entitled ssan act TO Incorporate the
Franklin and Warren Railroad Company"
Section ]. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the second section of the
act entitled ssan act to incorporate The franklin ana
Warren railroad company,'' passed March 10, 1851, {,
be and the same hereby amen ded so as to read as
follows Sec 2. That the capital stock OF this COM
pany the name of which has been changed to that of
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad company,
shall be four millions of dollars and the company
shall have full power to construct and maintain rail-
road from the village Of Frankln in the county of
Portage IA an easterly direction through the town.
ship Of Warren, in the county of Trumbu, and fur:
ther to point the east line OF this state In said
last mentioned county, at or near the village OF Or
angeyile there tA connect with the same gauge with
the road Of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad
company Of also with iu power 10
from said point Of beginning at the village of Frank
lin in westerly or south-westeriy direction through
Akron, in the county Of s9mmits AsniaaG, IN , me
land Urbana in the county Of Champaign, and thence
further in the same direction to connect with any
other railroad In this state which the directors OF
company shall find advisable; provided, however,
that nothing herein contained shall in any rnanner
whatever have the effect to change, iRvadate or in
any wise prejudice the rights of said Atlantic and
Sec. g. That the second section Of the aforesaid act
entitled "an act TO Incorporate the Franklin and
Warren railroad company be and tbs same is hereby
repealed 1a,s
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
& MARTIN WELKER,
=..t 4 3s President Of the enate,
March 81, 1855.
JAS M. WARD. Sacretarv.
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Editor PORTAGE Sentinel :

" 0IT- A man named Cooley has been ar
rested at Cleveland, who designed blowing
up the steamboat "City of BuffAlo" with an
Internal machine.
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Caleb Garfleld's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri.
IN Der has been appointed and qualified as admins"
traitor on The estate Of Caleb Garfield late Of shalers
''''' A0"eO REUBEN G. LORD.
shalersviIle, June 81, 1857. le-ws.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND Personal.
ARRIVAL AND DErARrURE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
0AlLY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,3l A. M Mail close at 500 A. NJ.
DAlLY-Going South via Railroad
oAlLY-Euon Valley.
Arrive ,by ls, M, Depart at Ia 30 P. M. Mail
close at y, NJ.
TRI.WEEKLY-Newtoh Fails. y ":
Arrive every Monday, wednesday and Friday at
l2, NJ. Depart same days at 90, P. NJ Mail
close at 12, 30, Pm.
eRMI.WEEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M.
PosT OfFIcE AT RAvENNA-
OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ. Daily,
Sundays excepted. R. A. GILLETTE, P. M.
GIVE will take all kinds Of country
produce in payment for debts due US on sub.
scriptiOn. Also, in exchange for quantity
Of notes and due bills.
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CROCERlESl

Last not least. Prime rice, only St c., do n. O.
gar, only G., do raisins, only u C.; do molasses,
ne, do flo coffee, only l2t c., do codash (Georges
bank) ste. Everything way down. There is moth
ing sure than that you come to the right place
for goods of all kinds when you come TO us. Tobac
co chewers, we can suit you. Having taken especial
pains In the selection Of the weed, are prepared
to suit any. taste. With rapturous and gratifying
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
At the Paris House, in Paris, July 2nd, by
Brainard Selby, Jr., Esq, Mr.. JOHN ScoTT
and Miss ABIGAIL MEEKER, both of Newton,
Trumbull County, Ohio.
In Freedom, on the 2lst ult., by S. E. M.
Kneeland, Esq, Mr.. ENos BROAD to MARIA
E. WILSON, both OF Shalersvil!e.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr.. COLE
MAN YOU'VE to Miss LUcErTA LARKcoM, both
of Freedom. ."
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SHAWTS.

Black chantilly lace mantillas embroidered collars
undersleeve goods Black broadcloth and cashmere
very low. Plain and fancy cassimeres, way downl!
Summer goods, cottonades, all grades, and whtc
checks marseilles. Notified and fancy nank eens.-
Linens, plain and drilled, farmers and mechanics
cashmere, only 2sc. Queensware, clothing, drugs,
paints, oils, hardware, notionG, hosiery, gloves,
sive notice. We have full varieties of wall paper
from be. to 3lc. Common and velvet bordering at
ready pay prices Parasols, all shades and prices.
Hosiery and gloves, everything desirable. Queens
ware, our customers all say sell from Is to 20 per
cent lower than our comp EDITORS. We can vouch for
the same and not strain point in veracity. Cloths
and woolen goods at prices to please all. We fre-
qnently see goods bought elsewhere at from 25 70 30
per cent. advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only llsc. do shirting stripe llc., heavy shrting,
can beat the manufacturers on these, as we have o.
full Stock bought last FALL at mnch lower rates than
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LMOND SOAP in cakes, highly scent
II adj, Handkerchief Extracts and Colognes, a
fresh assortment, just received AZ SWlFT'S.
May 5, 1859 ID -,.t A,..,et
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Notice..

&0Q will pay for bostd and tuition for the
pHO FALL TERN at the ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
Hiram, Portage Co., o. Term begins Tuesday Au-
gust 9th, 1859. J. A. GARFIELD,
Hiram, June 30, l65o-6w. Principal.
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XES-AXES-AXES.
REST quality manufactured for sale cheap
-" F,A, CURTIS & cos.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE WESTERN Re-
SERVE CoLLEGE.-TheC Commencement ex.
ercises of the Western Reserve College at
Hudson will be as follows
On Sunday afternoon, July 10th, the Bac.
calaureate sermon will be delivered by Pre-
sident HITCHcocK. In the evening of the
same day, Rev. Mr.. KENDALL, of Pittsburg,
will deliver sermon before the Missionary
Association.
On Wednesday morning, July 18th, s.
H. PITKIN, Esq, will address the Alumni OF
the College. In the afternoon, the Phi
Beta Kappa Grafton will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. SEELYE, Of Albany, N. Y. In the
evening, there will be Prize Defamation.
On Thursday morning, at 8 O'Clock, the
several Societies will have their Annive rsa.
ries, which will be followed by the Orations
of the Graduating class. In the afternoon,
J. G. HOLLAND, M. D., of Springfield, Mass,
will address the Literary Societies.
49,
THE FOURTH AT FRANKLIN MILLs.-The
celebration OF the Fourth at Franklin Mills
was, as we are informed, very creditable
affair. Hon. D. K. CARTER, who was ex-
pected to have delivered the grafton, was not
present. Gen. L. v. BIERcE gave an in.
structive sketch of the history of the town.
ship.
THE FOURTH AT EDINBURa On the
evening Of the Fourth, the citizens OF Edin-
burg had quite neat little celebration. We
learn from correspondent that the exerc-
ses were opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
RADCLIFFE, after which balloon, meas uring
IA feet in height, was inflated and sent up.
A Glee Club, composed Of the fair daughters
and noble sons Of Edinburg, then sang Ma
tional air, and also contributed several fine
gems of music throughout the evening. Mr..
NORRIS OLMsTEAD addressed the crowd with
few brief but stirring remarks, after which
several toasts were drank. At the close of
the evenings entertainment, fine display
of fire works, under the superntendence ol
Mr.. A. R. Goss, was exhibited.
MoWrNG MATCH. We are requested to
state that trial of Mowers will be held on
the farm Of Mr.. GEORGE w. PRINDLE, near
Rootstown Station, on Wednesday next, the
18th inst. All interested in agricultural
pursuits are cordially invited to be present.
Editor Portage Sentinel
SIR Having been called upon, on the
FOURTH, very unexpectedly, to respond to the
toast, "The Officers and Soldiers of the
War of lS12," which l was not ready then
! to respond to, would now take this occa.
sion to remark that intend soon to respond
through the papers to that sentiment by
some account, historical, Of the campaign o.
1919, go far as |, and the volunteer company
of which was member, was cognizant a
the time; and hope to be aided by othel
members of Campbell's volunteer company
in the facts shall give.
JOHN HARMON.
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PATENT CORN SHELTERS.
A new article inst invented, but which
II cannot bs uxcelled, at
Dec. J, 1858. F'A' CoRtlS cos.
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GLASS WARE.-tust received a very
~ large assortment, consisting ofTumblers, Cob
ets, SPoon.holders,S Sauce dishes, &c., &c. Heavy
huted Tumblers al Ct cents! Cali and see thenf.
June 2, 1859. PHI. & co.
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RAVENNA MARKET-JuLY 7.

CORRECTED WEEKLY nv JOHN wHITTLEsEY, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MILL.
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MORE WALL PAPER.-And cheaper
LII than ever Just received another lot, com pris
ing some new and very handsome patterns.
May 26, 1859. P, n. & co.
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SECOND INsTALLMENT Just re-.
~ ccived another Invoice Of Shoes, and among them
few cases more ofthose splendid TIFfY CENT Caters
May 26, 1859. p, H. & co,
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THE GREAT WESTERN NURSERIES
. SourH SIDE CT RIVER,
TOLEDO, OHIO

Cultivate largely Fruit and Ornamental lItrees, Ey-
ergreens, stocks and seedlings, for nurserymen, !,
Green House and Bedding -out Plants. Also, 4 gem
eral assortment of Nursery Articles.
Orders Solicited and Contacts made 10 Deliver at
any X. R. point in the U. s.. Packages delivered to
Forwarders any part of the City tree Of charge.
tor. s. A. TAYLOR Agent,
Ravenna, June 49, 1s5o-sw.
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THOSE GAITERS.-100 Pairs Ladies
i Caters worth los. for rs cents. Also, few
more SO cent Gaiters They 60 like the morning
dew, at H. Il. DAYS.
May 26, 1859.
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MowrNG MATcH.-We are requested to
state that trial Of Mowers will be held on
the farm Of Mr.. GEORGE w. PRINDLE, near
Rootstown Station, on Wednesday next, the
18th inst. All interested in agricultural
pursuits are cordially invited to be present.
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June 23d, 1859.

WE are now in receipt OF New Goods and
w can show q handsomsT and more complete as
sortment than be found in the county. Having
been much later in market than buyers from this Sec
tion usually are, confident we can offer induce
ments In many kinds Of goods. Rich
BLACK AND FANCY
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JAS. NJ. WARD, Secretary.
Rayenna, June I6, ls59-4w.
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No. ii. The Press
The pride of freemen-the terror of ty-
rants. While its powers are welded IN
truth and justice, it will continue to hold
sway for the good Of all. and tyrants will
ne'er trouble in all our dominions.
Gun. Responded to by A. HART, Esq
No. l2. The Orator of the Day.
The right man to pronounce the right ora
ton, at the right time, and on the right oc
casion.
Gun.
No. 10. The Ladies.
The daughters of '59, like their mothers
Of '76-the stays OF the body pollic--toettdet
to union, or waiting an engagement, they
dread not blunder. busS, but cheerfully fly
to arms on cal from Young America. Ma!
their shadows never grow less.
1Gun. Responded to by E. SPALDING
Esq. Music, Band-'Molly put the KEITH
on
! BALLOON AscENsloNs.
. In the evening, two large Balloons, np
propriately named the "Union" and tn
d" Constitution" were sent up under the au
perintendence Of Mr.. A. L. BEcKLEY.
, FIRE WORKS.
: After q National salute Of 80 guns ha
/, been fred by the Ravenna ARTILLERY, prepar
, atons were made for display of fire works
A platform having been previously erecte
in the square, the various kinds of spit
fires" were placed thereon, and the Who'll
placed under the supervision of G. 8. Coz
TER. About z O'Clock, every available spo
was filled with spectators, anxious to &C
into position" to see the sights, and wei
:, were they rewarded for their trouble. Th
display was very good, and as rocket, sci
pents, etc., flew through the air shouts {
approval from the spectators testified as t
their satisfaction.
Thus passed the day in Ravenna. w
have heard none complain as to the name
in which theo spent the day-and none re
gret the time end neney spent in ceiebrs
ting L.. 't5,a1 ...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

P0werless for Evil-P0tent for Good
When pain or Inflammation Is present, and Bran
dreth's Pills used, they 1t once seise upon the
humors which are the occasion Of the pain and in
aAmma,ion, and remove it from the body. This
quality Of alone seizng hold, and causing the e.
pulsion Of depraved humors is possessed By 10
othor medicine. For Brandrcth's Pills operate
solcly npon those impurities which surround and
affect the tissues and organs affected BY disease
By NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY sEIxR THESE nUH0Rs.
BEcAUsE THEIR LIFE IL BEL0w THAT or SHE sUR-
ROUNDING PARTS, and expsl them from tho body.
Young people cannot, but middle aged and old
people can, in measure. appreciate that medi-
cine which, being used in Sickness acts only upon
the cause Of disease, and which has NO pswer OK
cep. upon those humor whose presence produces
every pain, and whose removal removes every dis.
ease. Whatever organ is affected, there these
wonderful pills penetrate, and remove impurities
from; thus preventing settling Of the humors,
because they are removed from the body. In
rheumatism, fevers, pleurisiss, pains in the side,
dyspepsia, head aches, costivensss asthma, colds,
caughs, throat, piles, ulcers boils, they give
immediate relief; and taken carly, prevent or
game disease. Maladics, pronounced beyond hu-
man skill, have yielded to their influence and mill
lions Of uman lives have been saved BY their
timely use. Oh how important in sickness 70
use that medicine which only sxtinguishes the
disease. and leaves no evil effect behind. Sold ct
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No. 39l Canal
Street, New York, and by all respectable do lers
in medicines. [dwnovlltodscIl
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Treason and Blasphemy Again.

Another Reverend Devil in human
shape has been lecturipg in New Hamp-
shire on the subject Of slavery. His
name is EDWIN NJ. WHEELocK. In
speaking Of servile insurrections, he
says:
"It is no impossible feat to plant
permanent armed insurrection in Vir.
einia. Within few days. march Of
Harper's Ferry lies the great dismal
Swamp, whose interior depths are for
ever untrodden save by the feet of fugit.
i've slaves. A few rcsolute white men,
harbored in its deep recesses, raising
the flag of slave revolt, would gather
thousands to their standard, would con-
vulse the whole State with panic, and
make seruile acar one Of the inseperable
felicities Of Slavery. Let US not forget
that three hundred half-armed / dams,
housed in similar swamps in Florida,
waged seven years war against the whole
pow or of the United States, and were
taken at last not by warfare, but by
treachery and brlbes. "A single year OF
such warfare would unhinge the slave
faction in Virginia"
On the subject Of the execution of old
John Brown, he gives vent to the fol>
lowing bIasphemous language:
"The GALLONS FRI WHICH
He ASCENDS INTO HEAVEN will
be in our politics what the CROSS is in
our religion-tbe sign and symbol Of
supreme self-devotedness, and from lis
SACRIFlCAL BLOOD the temporal
salvation OF four millions OF our people
shall yet spring. On the second day Of
December he is to be strangled n a
Southern prison, for obeying the sermon
on the Mount. But to be hanged in
Virginia is like being hanged in Jsrusa-
lent is the last tribute which sin pays
to virtue"
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but two arc nov about ready for use. oue
q them, ] understand, h 70 Be rut into
Immediate use by one Of the leading
printing establishments Of this city, the
other 10 70 be sent TO Kurope, where
patents have already been issued. The
practicabil:tv Of the machise will there
fore soon Be te.ted.
Hon. VIM. Elliott OF South Carolina
has become an author, and has furnished
Il Q reading public with an interesting
sketch Of "Caroiina Sports" by land
and water, including incidents Of Devil
Fishing, Wild Cat and Deer Hunting.
He has made quite IN interesting vol
ume Of it, which will furnish amusement
as well rs information to the reader, of
Southern life. Messrs. Derby l. Jack
son are the publishers.
Ministers Wooing continues to meet
with quick sale. It will, il the pres
ent demand for it continues, exceed by
far, the extensive sale Of that authoress'
former works. MANHATTAN.
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Is completely thrown ASIDE, the Icpubli-
can party il declared " he completely
abolltionixed, aud its intention TO hurry
on . remorscle.s and bloody revolution
10 openly proclaimed :-"Slaycry must
be throttlcd. No man can be
true patriot without becoming IN aool'-
tiouist. = Every victim OF the
vile institution, whether white or black,
mu.t he reinvested With the sacred
rights. We believe the North
e,n people have been too scrupulous.
= They have approached but hall
wav to tho line Of duty" The non
Shareholders Of tho South arc thus ex-
horted :-"Do not reserve the strength
Of youI arms until you shall have been
rendered poweriess to str'kc; ana the
Shareholders are told, cit is for You to
decide whether We are to have justice
pcaceatly or by violence, for, whatever
consequences may follow, We are deter.
mined to have it one way or another"
This is the unblusbiug language Of
revolution, calling upon the people OF
the Northern States to unite for the pur-
pose of making a raid upon the South
even worse than that Of John Brown
In almost any other country its utterance
would constitute treason; bit, happily
for the endorsers Of it, treason here Is
limited to levying war upon the State.
These sentiments, however, stimulate to
treason. and actors will soon be found,
when men of wealth and social position
men most prominent in the communl-
ty-are found to proclaim and justify
the proceeding. Such revolution as
this book proclaims is . revolution
against the right Of self-government,
which every State in the Union now
possesses, and by its natural re action on
the North would iutlict deadly wound
at our own liberties, by destroying the
very principle on which they are based.
On the day in which the first tlow
should be struck, confidence would cease
to exist in the North as well as the
South-industry and commerce would
stop, and the value of both labor and
property decline immensely. Yet We
are told that prudent men counsel It,
pious men sanction it, and patriotic
men sustain it.
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From our special Correspondent
The City Politics Military Display
Gen Paez in the procession Letter
Of DR.. Claiming on Marriage and
Divorce The Balloon Weather
-7Ape Setting Machines - Ne,o
Books, dc.
New YORK, Nov. &c, 1859.
Our city politics still continue to be
decidedly interesting. The pipe laying
Of the different factions has 80 mixed
things up, that it is hard telling which
party a person belongs to. There is,
however, no question Of national I'm.
portance involved in the issue. It is
merely rough and tumble squabble be
tween the d fferent cliques and factions
for the spoils OF the city treasury, each
endeavoring to become uppermost and
get the control Of the many fat Jobs
about the city. Political meetings by
the scores arc nightly held to enlghten
the dear people upon the issues Of the
day. There are constant attempts made
to have us understand that it Is of the
greatest Importance that this faction or
that party should succeed, but as far as
/ have been able to judge Of matters and
things in general, about the only ques-
ton to be decided ia,who shall cont, Of the
affairs of the city and receive the beue>
fits of the good pickings that will be
found lying around loose for the next
two years. There is prospect Of there
being very large vote at the Charter
Election, the citizens Of New York be-
ing better qualified to appreciate the
question efspoiIs, than they arc politi
cal one.
The organization Of the next House
Of Representatives 10 inst now absorbing
the attentions of large class Of politi-
clans, many Of whom are rushing 10
Washington in order to be on hand for
the division of the fat jobs. All sort Of
rumors are sfloat as to the combinations
formed to organize that branch OF our
government, but as yet all is conjecture.
We had yesterday fine display OF
military, who were out in full dress cell
ebrsting the Evacuation of the city OF
New York by the British army, which
took place on November 25, 1888. The
shipping 10 the harbor, hotels and other
buildings, had our national flag flying in
the breeze. A squad Of the veteran
corps Of 10, dressed in antiquated unr
forms, wearing feathers Of tho old style
IN their bats, marched down to the Bat
terry, at IL o'clock, and fired national
salute. Their appearance attracted a
Il rye crowd of spectators. The various
regiments comprising the first brigade
were on hand, and were reviewed bv
Governor Morgan and Mayor Tismano.