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@iats, 2tquurs, &f.

miats, giquors, IL.
Mh JULES oUGLAs,
1877 AND l2s WEST LOMBARD STREET.
Near CharlesJ
IMPORTER AND DEALER
French German and Spanish WINES BRANDIES of all |
grades, stomachic BIrTERS, CoRDIALS, &c. j4-lm
@A BOGGS, COTTMAN & Co,
tsaziE3 Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
A1essK OPPOSITE PERtlc STORES,
WINES, BRAN ShYEs,e en- \, CIGARS, &c.
noYpsr, wH9 PIE n DEALE ES ~
Rochelle Bandes od Rye Whiskey Of different
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters.
Sadeirs any Sherry rT P PoTs LISBON a lavender
S Nsaga Mi Champagne and RRasgeSy,
Havana ava and Principe Cigars. Ginger, "
jy29tfr tCordials, various qualities.
G IMPORTER H; t F; ST WG6TSsa,,r DEALER
AND SUPERIOR OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
mott No q CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
N@A PRACHT, VONEIFF h co.
talai Nos. 10 and 124 LOMBARD STREET.
WINES, BRANDiE G5o gin, GiG Jar &c.
Agents for G. H. Mumm Co IS Champagne P A Gumm,
Frank oEten the M ali 0lde6ap Marehac Co.'S Bor
60 DE CokMIs & ROGERS, i--' =" N''AA'
NAE IMPORTERS A mp IS ALE op,,rps N
VINES: BRANDIEsa GINS, "noA4'AAA pAALf-Ns N
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE ALE 6 fS aAH ~isAEfs
mr2i-u No Commerce street, Bait.
#OWILLTAM F. GETTY,
EEERj DEALER IN FOREIGN
S. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
invites attention his carefully selected Of dn0's'
WINES,
with the fIOm him that every article prove
''N'' ''''1' DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand. jal2,tf
Ga CHARLES H. ROSS & co,
& 10 Sd69 ) c9ESk Mi \ s IA HS,'
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
MUSES. coGNAc BRANDIEs
ROCHELLE BRANDIEs,
seEPnfq}5ffL ltislfv SfH, &c
Grape I% %f II h Eagle &c
Champagne SafX RSri HfTdSgs Malaga &C
Special atfen' S i RYR & f fRS large stock of
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
SON, Family Pure r Rye n' ups'''' encouragement JACK
00' MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be excelled by house in the United
PURE G $fRJSEEHS f kEST EHbER SSHHbSkHr.
WILD CHERRY BRANDY
ca CPAS. McCOLGAN & BRO, -
tISRSj No SARATOGA STREET
hsRf Gs S S at # 81 @ s
3 q Si dre 5sPs snd HhfS
Esaa 5T9a fR Sf Sss Hs$s5s nd
a Edn fH s Rye vi is WIGS ia aSs
invited to cali and t6emseves pu' ditf
7 R. KRAUS co,
- DEA FK5BJ n L 1Sb disA AEP WINES
oo, No IL CHEApsIDE ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LOMBARD ST.
Ss sssP
Domestic Bandy Ga pure p en- IF dSTen i brands
Peach Brandy Swiss stomach Bers superior article s
imported and domestic all guaranteed to give atsacto
Exc hATEEF f&aer T HE9 So, co.
BRAND1Es,I WNhfG SEss SCARS e &C.
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
Hennessy otaTd, Dupuy Co.; Jean Louis 1911; supe
purand Cor grades All in t. s. Bonded are
houses. -
Sherry Madeira Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Sd and HGs
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's "Grapen brand--of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter ScocI
ana Pa Ae R9rdeau9 and Maees Sweet OIL sar
IS HAEANA SCARS constantly receiving from "a number
OF the most celebrated manufacturers e30tf
GA A CARD.
Ef Ssvs Sss ssass
stock of Goods for Cash at the Lowest EN- prices
paid promptly every June and January a liberal ALLOW
for sale in bond and in store,
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Bail 2qa0s.
% OLD 60 FOR The ,,o,,,,

p 1sFA TTTH1h; VEST AND SOUTH
IN , BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows: i9''' the udlns VIII run as 10
at sn omqen station BaltimoreMa Except Sunday
LII tnE MESSiI, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
po4rao, roe WAY PASSENGERS
oetMeel baltimore and Piedmont take the % NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeing (by wing over for Cum
Derland ana heeling Accommodation Tran0 and baean
timOre. - IL ram IIoih bdi-
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 4I.pu
and from Frederick at $50 A. NJ AZ 40 I H.
THE ELLlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltr,ora az 6 M,
Tl0P.M ~ " ''-o a. M" amt
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular traiu1 a spe
p NJ. ~ i'S a' D 10
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUyB
Leave Baltimore 20 and 745 A. NJ, and Is and 70
NJ On Sundays at 420 A NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 40 and $50 A. NJ and 800 and Is NJ On
Sundays at 800 p NJ only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington wa
trains on the Annapolis Road.
For tickets Of every kind information, &C, apply
ENGLAND Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent i6-tf
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-03-24
DIED

In Hiram, on the 9th ult., Mrs. LYDIA
YouNa, widow of Thomas w. Young, and
the only surviving daughter Of Col. David
Tiden, aged 70 years.
The deceased was born in Lebanon,
Conn, in the year 1887, and emigrated to
this cOuRtry in 1918, and settled at the cen.
tre of Hiram, where she resided till her
death.
Perhaps it is enough to say that, after q
life of near half a century in one place, en-
during all the trials and hardships of pioneer
life, and doubling all church dogmas, she
died without an enemy, and possessed OF all
the virtues, leaving to her friends that which
is better than precious ointment. Com.
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SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW AR r A N G EN- EMIT.

CHARLES e. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishment long known
"Swift's Drug Store" at the sign of the Golden
Mortar, wishes to inform the former patrons Of the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed to
favor him with their custom, that he intends keeping
q full assortment of Drugs, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Coiorng Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per.
fumery, &c. And in orderto correct misapprehen-
sion existing In the mi inds of many, that the Drug
Store Is to be visited only for the purpose of purchas
ing box ofpiIls barrel of OIL he desires to call
particular attention to the fact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered az
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designs keeping
great variety Of such as are needed in every well sup
Cent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio Coffee, White Sugars,
Pepper SPICES of every description, Frime Rio Cof'
fee, Raisins Currants, Prunes, Fiavorng Extracts,
Starch Sage, Corn Starch, Farna, Baking Pow ders,
Cream Tartar, &c. As the Dollar and Dime princi-
pie IS the only one by which people are supposed
70 be governed in matters Of trade, and everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largest
amount of goods can be obtained for the least money,
he confidently expects large share of patronage. .
RaVenna, Feb. Il, 1859. ......
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
April Appointments.

nR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in.
~ forms the citizens of Portage Stark and Trumbull
counties and the surrounding country, that he will
remain in the following places All persons affected
with any complaint of Chronic nature are invited
to call for gratuitous consultation.
CUYAHOGA Coat his residence, In East Cleve-
land, Spangler Avenue, Cd, Sd,
4th, 5th, 9th, 7th, 10th, lith, 18th,
18th, 9th, 25th, 3Oth.
PORTAGE CO.-Garrettsville, Norton House, 9Th.
Ravenna, Collins House, 18th.
SUMMIT CO. - Akron, Empire House, II,
STARK COUNTY-Alliance, Buckeye House, 10th.
Canton, Stover House, II and 1a.
Minerva, Yingling House, 23d.
TUSCARAWAS.-New Philadelphia, Nelson House,
goth.
CARROLL Co.--Carrolton, Patton House, 22j,
LORAIN co O.--Elyria, Beebe House, goth.
DR.. Dellenbaugh 1atters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of the Oldest and most obstinate
character. he uses no murcural preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., of Cleveland, Is the son of the celebrated
DR.. Delenbaugh, late OF Georgetown, who so sue.
cessfuly treated and prescribed for 26 900 patients
during 26 years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Children
treated with great success by DR.. DelleEbaugh
Where DR.. d. prescribes for patients, his charges
will be satisfactory. There is no one in George.
own practicing on the Dellenbaugh system.
N. B. DR.. ID. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health became so
much impaired, and In short time there was an
eruption made its appearance on my face and body
ed by the Drs.) My husband being physician, tried
different remedies, but availed nothing. then ap-
piled to other eminent 9hysicans but got no relief
BY this time my her md face was mass of sores
heard Of DIR. DPS reat success In treating chronic
diseases of the SIn. applied to him, and In less
than three months he had the eruption removed and
my general health improved under his treatment SO
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion wouie
DR.. Dele nbaugh. MRS. "A. FOGEE.
Cleveland, April lot 1858. noV455
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-03-24

ANOTHER ARREsr.-J. B. KIRK, q stu
dent in Oberlin College, was arrested on
Thursday morning last, at that place, on q
warrant from United States Marshal JOHN.
SON, by A. M. HAcKET, of Ravenna. Kirk is
charged with being connected with the gang
Of counterfeiters recently broken up in this
neighborhood.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Boys and Youths CaM,rKlp and
Stoga Boots, Ladies' Misses and Children's GsiterS
Kid Morocco and Calf Bootees, Nurkins, Slips, 60
Also, good assortment of Mems Shoes, Caters
Ru6bers, &C.. all Of which will be sold st pticeA
suit the times. 81.
We can safely ssy that have not only one Of the
largest but of the best stocks of homemade work
now on hand, we over had at any one time before.
As usual, we shall at all times, keep general as
sortment OF Leather, Shoe Findings, Lasts, &c con.
Stanty hand, which will be sold at low figures for
cash or ready pay only.
for HIDES, CALF SKINS AND SHEEP PELTs, In cash or
goods as mayb wanted. GlILIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna. September 30, 1s59-8m
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MORE PrKE's PEAK ADvENTuRERs.-A
company of mechanics, consisting Of DANIEL
BRAY, HIRAM HoLLTsTER, Moses BEANS,
JOHN STONE, ALLEN STEELE, Of Ravenna,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

THE Democratic Electors OF Ravenna
L Township arc requested TO meet at the Office Of
the PORTAGE SENTINEL, on SATURDAY EVENING,
the 26th Inst. for the purpose of forming Township
Ticket 70 be supported at the ensuing election.
4. SPALDlEG,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Ex. Committee.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-03-24

GRACE GREENwooD's LEcTuRE.-Our
readers should not forget that GRACE GREEN
WOOD lectures tonight, at Days Hall. &,
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THE MARKETS.
RAVENNA MARKET-MARc CHI "a

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY wHITrLEsEY AND wApswoRTH
ANB OTHER DEALERs IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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SENTINEL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
!. .,,,;1.,i,I nv,,pruRE OF MAILs

ARRitlL:AkD DErARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Dcpart al / ~ p. N. Mall lclose ct Is, P. M.
DAlTY-Going South via Railroad
Depart at ie,Oi. A. N. Mail close ate 81, A. NJ
Arrive BY 70, M Depart at 1910 P. N. Mail
close at l2, d.. AS-.p ... ..
TRI.W WEEKLY-Newto Falls: -
70, NJ. Depart same days at 300, P. n. Mall
close ct /, 80, p. NJ. 80. ,
EMI.WEEKLY-Chardon. I'll, Y
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p. N.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. n.
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENNA- i
-oPEN at 7,3O, A. M. CLOSE at P. NJ. Dali
Sundays excepted. r. A. GlLLETTE,P. NJ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
Foreign News.

The British o Government hiss been officially ap
prised CT the adhesion of the United States 10
so much of The MARITIME law. agreed on By the
Paris Congress of 1856 as aboiishes p-ivateering
Gaubaidi has notified ali the free States Of Il
ally that bis army Was ready 10 coniinue the war
of Italian Iodependece. He advises agaiast dis
arming and in favor OF an increase of the Italian
forces
The Duke de Chambord 1.-THE Bourbon pre.enderl
was TO attend conference of Legitaaiiss at Wis
baden. during the present month in regard, OF
course TO the means for reinstatiug The Bourbon
dynasty IN France
he accounts as TO crops on the continent are
favorable A large number Of soldiers have re-
turned home 10 tine TO aid in harvesting.
England was subsiding, and the promise OF Ma
poleon 10 disarm had materially affected financial
matters at ViennaA
1t is reported that the Spanish Government
has resolved to establish a municipal system in
place of the present military ruiel in Cuba
Advices from Rome indicate great disconteht
there. only the presence Of the FRENCH troops
preventing revolutionary outbreak.
The Jesuits are faring badly IN the legations
R1magna openly declares her reputation of the
Fapal Government, and desires ennexation 10 Sar-
dina
The Tuscan army is in the feli. and is station
ed between Modena and Reggie The popular
assemblies have been convokei By The dictator of
NJ oGena A vote adverse 10 the return OF the
Duke is certain. Napoleon. nevertheless, has
sent an ambassador to Turin, 10 consult with Vie
tor EmaaUel about the OF restoring the
exled Dukes,
a conference of all the European Powers to
aid in sowing the Italian problem is apparently
much desired by the French Emperor. Some thing
more than NiiiafraGca has clearly become lids
pensabIe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
Copartn rship Dissolved.

VTlHE Partnership hesetofore existing cen Davii
L Knoienbnrx asd Vim Duey 10 this day Dissolved
by mutual coes~nf All persoa@ knowiss themselves
indebted To said FIRM ars respectfully invited TO cone
fos sasd and make setslsmsnt. A are sonewhss
Indebted anxious pay up, AMI therefore Cd
wise al who Ia leoted that they set par 70
saye trouble.
Tt. business will be continued BY wm. Dusy and
Charlie. II. knsiieabarg. nader the 6ru Of DCEY 3
kNOLLENBC re Who resp &C. fsiiy folscit consia-
uaEee OF the patronage Literally extssded TO the
former firm
The underssnsi co msnis the f-n 70 s1s sup
port IL HE cid patrons His brother e. II. knsiisa
harg thorough woskmaa, AMI will give entire set :
10. action to all who msy pAsroa,Is the nss q 70.
DAVID KSOLLEyBUR0.
Aug. l2,h 1859 ssa
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For the Palladium.
Wayne County Teachers Institute.

The Institute met in the Union School House
August oth, and was ca led TO order al 10 O'Clock
A. VI, hy A. c. Shortridge. who had previously
been chosen by the Teachers Assoc alton, Snper-
intendent of the Institute Z. Test was chose
Secretary.
The Superintendent read the order of business
which with s1me variation was adopted But
few teachers present az the o oenIng of the
Institute, but the members increased before the
close of the week to nesr fifty. Put how small
part is tbs OF the Cunber of teachers in W ayne
county, We believe i. the daty of ali teachers
TO associate themselves with their fellos-,eachers
and do their part There fex whom such
a course of Instruction Is being giyea
would not be of great benefit There has as vet,
been jus. ole teacher fromthe western part Of
the G. NY.
Iasieaa of each exercise being chiefly cordacs-
ed ia TIE form o. lectures befoie tie whole Insti
tute, heretofore. classes were formed 10 differ
ent branches; teachers Joining 8 class and coatin
uing study daring the two weeks; aud in this
way they gain practical knoxiedge taat ether
wise they would not.
Daring the first week. A f Holcombe con-
Quoted class in eaite interesting manner "a
Elocu,ion ard A y Porter in Primary Read
ing Prof Bush takes their place the second
week.
A f Holconbe c1pies the time each day
from ], 20 till 2 A in giving lessons il Pecuan-
ship Any one receiving lessons from 50 superior
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
Aug uSt Elections.

KENTUCKY learn from The official returns
thai Mr. Anderson is elected TO Congress from the
fourth district, his vote being .204 and that for
Mr. Chrk>man, his competitor, being 1901. giving
the former a majority OF three votes. The Con
gressional delegation from the State will therefore
be equally divided as follows
DrmocrGts-Henry c Burnett Samuel o Pey.
ton, J Young Brown. VIM L Simms, John W
Stevenson.
Opposition Francis VI Bristox, YIN C Ar
derson. Green Adams, Robert siallory, Laoan L
Moore.
The above shows a Democratic loss of three
N -mbers. aud the SCAT accO ded to NJ Simms in
the eighth district. is contested to John Vi Har-
Ian, the Opposition candidate.
NORTH CARoL1SA Congressional dalega
ton from this State in the next Congress vii
also be equally divided
Democrats R1ffia, W arren WiDsloT
L oB Brsncl, Barton Craiye.
Opposition W ii Smith, Gilner, j u
Lsach, Z & Vance.
The democratic less 10 this State is two mem
berS
TESNESsES In Tennessee the Democrats have
lost four members of Congress. Tae following
are the aanes of the members eiec.-
Dsmoeras-Janes FL Thomas. J ' Wright
VIM Avery
Oppositioa 4 R Nelson. Horace
MAYNARD, Jesse Bsbson. WIN B Stokes.
Robert Hatton, James NJ Qaarles, Emerson
Ethridge.
ALAssxS-The entire delegation from Ala
hama Is Democratic, being the same, politicais.
as ia toe last Congress Here are the names OF
the members elect
James A Stallworth. James Pugh, David
Clopton, Sydenham Moore, Gen. s Houston,
" r " Cobb
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1 ours truly,
: HENRY A. WISE.

1S- Mr.. Bigeloy writes from Paris to the Eve
ming Post that it is now quite probable that
dav will soon be fixed for Lonis Napoleons cor
ronation, the pope coming to Paris to oficiate.
The cannon ding of Soiferino was heard at
Trieste, distance of one hundred aud fifty miles
as the crow HES
The Kansas Constitutional Convention have
decided tina, 10 all school matters women shall
have the right of voting.
The Chicago papers record the fact that
Mike JOY, the hacknan, now residing AZ the State
Prison for connection with the Christiana
Davis conspiracy. has fallen heir to $50, 0O0 ef;
him oy deceased brother in California
- The Gems of San Francisco, California
shows populati % of 1903
TINsLY CAUTros.--Nany persons think it
small matter to e. ter an orchard and carry OF
what fruit they want But Law of Indiana i'm
poses fine of fifty dollars and six months inpris
onmeut all persons fo1nd Guilty of stealing
fruit of ans kind. Let offenders desst from their
evil practices
The Indianapolis Journal says that there are
rumors in that part OF the State that James
Hughes has qasrreed with Jesse ID. Bright and
intends setting up for himself If this be correct.
Jesse has made most formidable enemy.
1t IS reported in Washington that the Miss
is>ippi State Convention have Instructed their
delegates 10 the Charleston Convention to with
draw from that body unless they saeceei in en.
grating upon the platform the repeal of al Laws
against the African slave trade. and the enact
ment By Congress of laws for the proiectlon Of
Save property 10 the L litei States and Ferrito-
ries- The South Carolina deies alton will follow
them The next movement 10 the programme is
TO cal CoaEeation, If il IS not aireaiF called,
of dissaH-ctei Southern States, ID meet the
10Th of November, to declare the dissoiatioa of
the Union and 10 nince man. States az will
CO operate TO withdraw o il
The Superintendent Of the Chicago & Bar
kogsoa tlosal railroad. re narkecl TO a passenger
last week. that it woahi take all the facilities of
the road three monthsto transport the corn grow
ing In sight OF the line, 10 market The formers
10 Northern Illinois and Iowa fear that cara will
be so plenty they viii not get living price for
their crop.
.3-rfrdl Of Specie York August l2sh
The steamer star of the West, which arrived
last night, from Aspin WALL brought Sl,s60.0o0
W specie.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
RICHMOND, July IS. 1859.

Dear Sir II thank you for yours of the
9Th inst. l have appreheuded all along that
the Tsmmanv Regency would carry the unit
ed delegation from New York to Charleston
For whom? Dougl S, know. is confident;
but you may rely upon it, Mr.. Buchanan is
himself candidate for renomina,ioc. and all
his patronage and power will be used To dis
appoint Douglas and all other aspirants
Our only chance is TO organize by Districts,
and either whip the enemy or send two dele
cations.
If that is done or not done. we must still
rely on united Sonth. and a united South
will depend a united Virginia; and l
pledge you that she at least shall be a unit
Virginia unit, persistent and firm on sound
platform of protection to all persons of pop
ular VS.. squatter sovereignty, she must rally
TO her support al. the South. The South
cannot adopt Mr.. Douglas platform. 1t is
short cut to all the ends of Black Repub
licanism. He will then kick up his heels
If he does or don't, he cant be nominated.
and the ain argument against his nominal
ton is that he cant be elected if nominated
LII he runs independent candidate, and
Seward runs, and am nominated at Charles
ton, can beat them both.
Or, if squitar sovereignty is plank of the
platform at Charleston. and Doug las is nom
mated, the South will run an independent
candidate on protection principles, and run
the election into the House. Where them
would Mr. Douglas be? The lowest candi-
date on The list. If l have the popular
strength. you suppose it will itself fix the
nomination. Get that, and am confident of
Hen. F. Wood is pro'essedIy r-..,y,
believe, friend. and of course l W ould, in
good faith, be glad of his influence. and
would do nothing to impair it, and could not
Justly reject his kind aid bat you may rely
upon it that | am neither completely, nor at
ALL in the hands of Mr.. Wood, or any other
man who breathes. He has always been
friendly to me, and l to him, but always on
fair and independent terms. There is moth
ing in our relations which should keep aloof
any friend Of either.
He knows as we'll as any man can tell him,
that his main Influence is in the city Of New
York. and l Judge what you say of his coun
try influence is correct. But am counting
all the time without New York, and don't
fear the result. 1 am depending solely upon
open position of principle, independent Of all
cliques, and defying all corners. We will
overwhelm opposition in Virginia, and her
vote will be conservative and national.
AT all events. l shall always be glad to
hear from you, and am.
Yours truly,
HENRY A. WISE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
For the Palladium

the Palladium
Mr.. Charles Shadow, who styles himself Lr-
theran Pastor. 10 q recent issue of the New ork
Lutheran Herald, finds fault with nearly every
other religions society, and especially attacks he
Odd Fellows ofthis place by using the expression:
odd Fellows and other iicentioas raboe."
The subscribers being members of the aid Or
der, hereby call on Mr. Shadow. publicly, TO ex-
plaio why they treated 10 this manner, leaving
Odd Fellow Fisk 'and his nightly brethren" Tree
10 bring bin 10 al accoun. for themselves We
don't indeed. sckDo SIedge Mr.. ShsdoWs author
ity. AID even his pretended right to prevent 9th
persons writing letters to any OF bis parishion
but we always believed il to be right I,
live in a free country and to be eIeDp. from bis
psiestiy power.
Shoald Mr. Shadow no; be willing or abe TO
tell Why he abuses as As bad people. We could aot
help declaring i'm base sfaade,er. At all
yeats. ne hope for the time when The Sianderer
call pass assy. aud light end truth prevail.
CHARLES LETvg,
HESgY kkUwEI