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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COLD ana
affect to despise it. as long as you are able
to walk, until it has grown into danger
Gus, and perhaps an incurable Geugh-the fore
runner Of Consumption, or some other dan
gcrous disease 1t is through neglect or Inn
proper treatment of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed
Like deSpised enemy, it is suffered to strength
en- itself by delay, until it has reached and 90
much affected the vital organs, as to place You
beyond the reach of man, and you fall an easy
prey to it's power.
There is cheap, 1atc--safe for the most ton.
der infant-and certain remedy for this dreadfGA
enemy to mankind that remedy is
DENT0N'S VEGETABLE HEALING RAIGAX,
which for several years was never known TO IAN
giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the pa
tient WELL; he needs ne medicine to purge thu
from tile system. Yl
This Medicine will cure and heal tbs Lungs.
cure a Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com.
plants, Pains in the Side Stomach OF Breast,
Ague in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Paptation of the Heart, Phthisic. Dys.
pepsiazAiid Liver Complaints. II will cure
Burnss@ Fresh Wounds, Chilblains, and BruiseS
upon nan or beast, and take soreness out Oh
any part Of the body. Bleeding az tEa Lunga.
Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, nrppasr Com
.,aints, Sore Mouth, Sore ThrcsA REonchitiNs
Whooping Cough.
This is not one of the new discoveries; e =
an old and established article. and there esDA
myriads Of living evidences Of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles 1T only 25 cents each
Great Imposition and Fraudl
lis increasing demand and wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is always
done to an invaluable medicine. Therefore the
counterfeit is composed of only two articles,
while the genuine is composed of eight different
articles, and "all work together for good"
b, DENTON d Co, EoyopTietovs,
No. 142 Genesee ST., Aa5arn. NJ Y
Sold by C. Hatch, Ravenna /; J. I. Hough, Atwatsrt
4. NJ. Sherman, Fraukiin Mills; and by DrugRistN
md M erchants throughout the country.
June 90, lS6G-ly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

DIsTRIcr CoURT The District Court
commenced its sessions in this village ON
Tuesdsy morning last. Judge SUTLIFF, Of
the Supreme Court, and Judges AMB LER,
WILDER and HoFrMAs are present. The
Court will adjourn on Saturday.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

WoOD.- Those Of our Subscribers who
desire paying their indebtedness to US in
wood are reminded thot this is the proper
time to deliver it. Bring it along.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

This CoUSTY FAIR.-The Annual Fair
of the Portage County Agricultural Society
which commences today, promises to be
one Of the finest ever gotten up In this
county. to7l
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

NEw tGeeDs, WILEIAM W1Ep Is now
OPeaiug bis stock Of Fall Goods, which, for
variety, qualify, style and low prices cannot
be beaten by any house in the State. Call
and exunine his stock before purchasing.-
Particulars next week.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-09-05

G7rA, youg girl once committed suicide
because her mother refused her new bon.
net Coroner's verdict" Death from the
excess OF spunk" aa. 6aDa
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PRoR GATCaELL, our fellow towns
map, so popularly and we'll klownat home
and abtoad, W one " she most skillful and
scisati6b phYAiciaps, will NJ ii BIZ once ii
Ravepna. on Thursday and Ffiday, The OH
and 7th inst That the Doctor cures disea.
ses, bis own works seStiiys sss.
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70 MEMHERs oT THE CoUSTx CohnITxkE.
Members ot the Democrats Central Com
mitles Who are ID RasenAa, on Friday orI
Win 0BlIgs " by SllIin6 \ thill
nf]5eh5 u f x stx Ii I'll ssstss IN aifsR sKehf
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l lTOCKkX CA q. Neghshe ~ CilxonolIe
u nt.lahss, ioE saio e tAe ealcss :
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mile per day, and that on one day, two and
one fifth miles were laid. The work has
been prosecuted for the last two or three
days in the midst OF heavy storms OF driving
rain, and even at that " the night has been
joint laborer with the day"
GRAND CONCERT ATyDAY's HALL. I'VE
are happy to state that The celebrated Prima
Donna and Soloist, JuvINELIA OLIVIA, assist.
edby MISS CeLEsTIA, the American Con.
lrallo, will give one OF her vocal and nstru
mental entertainments at Days H all, this
"wednesday evening. The concert will
be under the direction Of their father, Capt.
H. Tinker, and the programme will consist
OF number Of dramatic, operate, descrip.
i've, Sympathetic, patriotic, sacred and pleas
ing songs and Duets. The Cleveland Her.
AID, Of the 3Q,h ult., says: " y @ :
MISS JUvlNELIA OLivIA's CoNcERr.-
This lady, new candidate Tor public favor,
assisted BY Miss .Celestia, gave concert ia
Paineaville last night. The elite Of the
town were.in attendance, and the satisfaction
was general. There is much good taste
mdailes.ed in Mise Juvineiia's selections
from her repertoire. the entertainments be-
ing made lively and diversified 10 character.
few equals and The gepuiue home like graf.
iticstion Afforded by her concer,s. viii ysnaar
her lavorite. 3.
Al the Melodeon on Friday evening, Miss
u,1'1 ",,h : aoos, ,ae' ,oso. .ne olsvs'ana Puoale
my Rs,toos sen.p.; 1ap u'ose WHO aMeha
Ipate a larse amount 81 nlepsors
y
!, BR,Mrisr.n ARousrn .m;r h ,t4.p.
Rrs,9 sE,o ! addressed h. sDemd9,scy j.
Rrimf;sld n T,esdav eve,ioo ,,ffa ~ ~, ~
upons tbe nolitieal oues,lons of ,be d,v. 81
our 'flsnasln m Dfimne'c 'eii @ as mat me-. =
poufed a1o' sno'' 'nto 'ne rsnks Of Inc ne ne
p'o'lcans aha boilefs' 'or ovef mrss hours'
ana mat during a.. met time me audlence
manifested 20 s'gnss o. nneaasinness' out were
perfectly delighted and enchalnedi by bis re-
marks Brlmhsld has.a Douglas and john
SOU iiuv WHiCu meets oVely Wecks
~ y ,.sr 80 49, va, = I So Z, IN
ptaa,v nro.r bass ;o., ...a;.od r....
s,,aa,. 80 t.ash ~ ,X,..ssi l,s,sh -. 80
xxx ] 4 1s,s.,Iy' il KIM ns.;l H. r,a.s,
tirry4sr. AG .r51,
Of the seasonsh Having Recently fitted up
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JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
Sold by Curtis Hatch, Rayenna, and Druggists ev-
erywhere. itW esfla.8 Aug. Is, 1860. I
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For Statesmen, Judges, KSilors, FtIt..|nfs n -
Oldest schools well new, G4o IfIh6II .0I
sanction, und recommend for All eaeo. 81
and disease Of the scalp and brzin but IN I1 hate
used t. uniis IN tesdilne ttal 4 win rfa1orr6 Ih1
hair from being graz, and from fllI1I % any n1a -
we'll as rostore- Read iko following s.
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ACCIDENT IN CHARLEsTowE. A young
nan named STEgHESsCHsh Ind bis arm shocks
inaly cut with aabuzz suw. on Monday after
noon last, while engaged insihis brothers.
saw mill 10 The giciDitygf Augesbusg. We
understand that dmp0tatIon has been, Or will
be, rendered necessary. a.,9 sS Z
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The PuR1rzE CoHf fERErcE.-We are re-
quested to s,ssa that the Puritan Conference
will hold i,s Semi Annuel meeting in Akron,
on the 18th ,of Septembsr,ai y O'Clock, p. M.
Rev. GEO. DARLING will preach the opening
sermon.
Question for discussion Indiyidual re.
sponsibility of Christians ii nfelsfence 10 The
prosperity of the churches. " II ss,r
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OYs-ERs !-VaaoE & PARSONS. No. 4
PE9nix Block, have just, received large
supply of fresh oysters. which they design
keeping c6ist6n,ly ON hand until the close
Of the season. 4 fISvmg recently fitted up
o portion Of their store room, az an Eating
Saloon, "iihsy aillbe enabled to cater 10 the
wan,s Of those who Wish them, Mfreshj fried
or faRlaliyy CALM, loSk s.the place
and Try the oysters. s sag'I'4Fs 9'f 'i7, i'.st
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DEMocRATIc, MEETING IN SHALRRsvILLE.
-SOnses.t eanesday evening last, A GrHossoi
HARTeand S4MuELS p. H4RRrs. Esqrs., I'D
dressed the Democracy yrof Shalerseille.a A
cotlsspondeat says that slhs meeting was
large ina enthusiastic and ,hss spesshes can
did and logical. The Democracy of Sha,
lersville are 10 fine sPirits, and win give =
good account of ofahsmseives ID Nosemb er."
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REIUHLIcAE Mass MEErIEa,-CAssrUsl
n. CLAT, JeHH A. BhoHAN, and J. A..
GARTrELD, are ssnounesd as speakers .. the
Republican Mass Meeting on the IIth.-
"Hslp us, Cassius, oFwe sinkl" IL evidently
the secret exclamation Of the Republicans
when contemplating the plight Of Their party.
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Rveryth ing any Lady or Gent Ietnan can want for
ring wear will b. found ut a very ow price at Ia
E@5@ t@H n H. i. DAYS
: Match %, 1860. No. Phoenix Block. u
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Z. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
The Massacre of Christians
IN SYRIA.

New YORK, August ?, P. M.-The steam
ship Asia arrived this evening, with detail:
of Foreign news via. Liverpool on the 2Is
and Queenstown, ON the 23rd.
The Europa arrived at Queenstown on the
2lst.
The bill to amend the Bankruptcy and
insolvent laws is the one withdrawn from
Parliament by the British Government. 1t
will be again brought forward at the next
session.
Lord Ephinstone, late Governor of Bonn
bay, died ou the 10th, aged So.
Advice5 from Syria state that the Chris
tians are leaving the interior for the coast, to
be under protection of European vessels.
$4,000 persons have already arrived at
Dreistes Saybu.
1t is said that Abdel Cada had offered
his services to Napoleon for the suppression
of the atrocities at Lebanon if the French
Government place at his disposal 5000 men.
He engages to pacify the Mountain in very
little time.
Reports were current in Paris of the is
sue of 2OO,000,0O0 francs, in Treasury
bonds for the ex pedition to Syria, which is
to be on a large scale.
Gen. Prichey had been appointed French
Envoy to Syria, and he would be followed
by a division of troops. Two French
steam gun boats had been dispatched, and
the Spanish Government were about to
send ships of war to Syria.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald asserts that England will send a
regiment to Syria, and France $4,000 men
under Mcmahon. This was regarded as an
exaggeration, though there was no doubt q
strong expedition was being prepared by
France.
Great anxiety was felt at Beyrout re-
specting the fate of the Christians who, to
the number of $4,000, had taken refuge iu
the South Kersrooln, and were surrounded
by powerful body of Druses.
There is nothing of moment from Naples
and Sicily.
The refusal OF the Neapolitan naval OIL
GERS to act against Sicily is confirmed Four
frigates had joined in this pronunciamento.
The steamer Ellen Veaeernan, of Liverpool,
and four other foreign vessels, had been
seized at Naples.
A semi-official Spanish journal says in
consequence of outrages committed on Span
ish subjects in Venezuela, the government
had ordered some vessels of war there.
LONDON, July 2l.-Barring's Circular re-
ports corn steady, with large arrivals of for
eign grain. White American wheat 500
58s; red 530 SOS. Flour 28(a3Os. Tea Is
quiet. Linseed Oil steady.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Post has tele-
gram stating that the French force to Syria
will be 8 900 men.
PARIS, July 2l.-The French consuls re-
ports from Syria, state that the massacres
which had taken place are the result of a
conspiracy of the Mussulmen. The report
having been spread among the Druses that
European diplomacy was about to drive
away the Turks from Europe, the Druses
determined on exterminating the Christians
in Syria.
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BeautifuI DemonstratIon.

The meeting of the Republican Club last
evening was one of the most enthusiastic OF
the campaign. Although there was no ex-
ira attempt made to drum up a crowd, Mo-
Zart Hall was filled to its utmost capacity.
Judge Baker delivered an able and eloquent
address, which was received with every
demonstration of applause and enthusiasm.
The d" Wide Awakes," who turned out
with l15 lamps, created a great furore
wherever they passed. Their neat uni
forms, gentlemanly bearing, and the
precision with which they went
through their evolutions was spoken of
in terms of admiration by all who Witness
ed the parade. They passed through La
masco followed by a large concourse of citi-
zens, and were greeted with the encomiums
OF the charmed residents of that vicinity.
There was no yelling--no ccnfusion-every
thing was conducted in the best of order
and the whole affair demonstrated the quiet
and determined work the Lincoln men in
tend doing to redeem this county from DEM
ocratic misrule this fall
We noticed one thing lacking in the pro-
cession of the Wide Awakes. That was a
handsome flag. We are sure however, that
the young lady friends of the fine company
will soon remedy that defect.
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Arrival of the steamer Northern.
Light.

NEW YORK, July I'd, M.-The steamer
Northern Light arrived with nearly one
million in specie, and California dates to the
llth. News anticipated.
She left Aspinwall on the 25th.
Advices from Guatamala, state that
Walker left Ruatan on the 2lst of June in a
schooner, accompanied by 100 men, and
that she was joined by another vessel next
day, and was seen off Hog Island. 1t was
suspected he intended to make descent on
Omoa or Truxilla.
The interior of Salvador has been visited by
a severe earthquake; it is reported that St.
Vincent is destroyed
Advices from Valparaiso are to July End,
and Callao to the 4th. A letter from the
latter place states the difficulty between
Peru and the U. S. was still unsettled, the
Peruvian Government obstinately refuses
any concession.
Matters in Ecuador look improving for
France, and the Peruvian government had
sent her two steamers and other assistance.
Affairs looked squally in Bolivia. General
Nelson had gone there to take command of
the Bolivian army. 1t had leaked out that
10000 gold ounces, supposed to have been
shipped aboard a Chilian ship at Mattias
Tousino, which was wrecked off the coast of
Brazil, were not put aboard the supposed
wreck Intentionally. The guilty parties fed
to Europe.
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GA WHoPPER"-Bnl Dunbar sent US a
in it's proportions. Measured lengthwise its
size is four feet three inches; around the
middle two feet five inches! Who can
beat it?
We think of having the printers" when
they eat it, scoop the two halves out and
save the shells. Then they will be kept for
the purpose of conveying the two wings of
the Democracy up Salt River next Novem-
Der. The boats will be large enough and
the factions small enough for the occasion.
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WASHINGTON, August Capt. W. S.
Black has been appointed quarter master Of
the marine corps, vice Sutherland dismiss
ed.
lst Lieutenant Matthew, R. Knitting has
been promoted to the captaincy thus made
vacant, and 2nd Lieutenant Adam Banker
to the 1st Lieutenancy.
The American dental Convention has
elected President, Doctor Atkison of Cleve-
land Vice President, DR.. Gibbs of Wash
ington, and Docter Clarke of Georgia re-
cording secretary, DR.. Taft of Ohio; CORES
ponding secretary, DR.. Rogers of Ken
tucky; treasurer, DR.. Dillingham; of Penn
sylvania.
Attorney General Black having left
for the North, and Secretary Floyd for
Virginia, only two Cabinet officers remain
in the City, viz: Messrs. Toucey and Holt.
The Honorable Daniel S. Dickerson is now
here; he was serenaded last evening by the
Breckenridge and Lane committee.
New YORK, August 2, M.-The steamer
Columbia with barge IN tow, returning
from an excursion, came in collision last
evening, in Hellgate, with the schooner g.
W.BdJda0in from Boston. Both were damag-
ed, and one of the passengers of the steamer
was drowned.
Advices from Nassau report a slave
schooner ashore on Landward key. She left
Africa with four hun lred negroes of whom
forty had died, the balance had been brought
to Nassau by wreckers. The vessels name
is unknown. The Captain is said to have
cut his throat the first day out, and the
Mate shortly after was drowned, three of the
crew were at Nassau.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool on
the 81 inst, via, Queenstown on the 22d,
will be up at o'clock.
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HsAs After the Breckenridge demonstra-
ton of Tuesday Charles Coulon of this city,
a prominent German Douglas Democrat, for
years the leading adviser, and most reliable
defender of the faith among the Germans,
recently Justice of the Peace, and one of
the Marshals of the Douglas procession on
the 18th, announced his fixed determination
to support Lincoln and his desire on fit
ting opportunity 10 give his reasons public
ly for his action. We are informed that his
chief reason is the impossibility of electing
Douglas, aud his preference, between Lin
coin and Breckenridge, for Lincoln. Like
all other sensible observers, he sees that
Douglas cannot be elected, either by the
people or the House, and he has no wish to
strengthen pro slavery measures by voting
so as to defeat the only man whose policy
opposes slavery extension.
We are well acquainted with Mr.. Coulon,
and know him to be an able and honest op-
ponent of slavery extension and govern
mental corruption. We are glad that he
has taken the stand he has, and believe
that hundreds of other honest Douglas men
will follow his example before the elections.
We hope that Mr.. Coulon may come
down here and talk to his old Douglas
friends and others during the campaign. He
will convince many who stand out against
Old Abe, OF the error of their ways
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geA- Some of the more respectable of the
Douglas men, and several of the Bell men
who have been deceived into membership
in the Douglas Club, feel heartily ashamed
of the conduct Of the Guards at two or three
of their night Falstafian parades and par
ticularly is this feeling manifest in regard
to the ungentlemanly behavior in front of
this Office on Wednesday night No such
conduct is seen in the ranks of the Lincoln
Wide Awakes Let all order-loving per-
sons observe the difference in the two Or
ganizations
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BZ~ We are told by good Democrat
in Posey that Douglas man had made a
bet with him that Lincoln would carry that
county. This is indicative of the despair
that is gradually settling over the Douglas
men. They see nothing but defeat-over-
whelning defeat-on every hand. From
information derived from various parts of
the District, we predict that Gov. Lane will
gain 5000 votes on the vote given for Nor
ton in 1856. little resolute work will
also gain several members of the Legisla-
ture.
"Up men and at them = the day is ours.
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Way THEY GRoANED.-The reasons why

the Douglas -- Guards cOmplimented
the Journal office with three groanS, on
Wednesday night, were as follows: The
first groan was the result of disappointment
in their efforts to "rope in the Bell men
to the support of Locofocoism. The second
one was for the agony they feel from the
lashings that their party has received from
the Journal. The third was on account OF
their despair when they heard of the forma-
ton of Breckinridge and Lane electoral
ticket.
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SPEECH OF JOHN HICKMAN.-This sterling
Democratic-Republic made a speech at
Concert Hall, Philadelphia, on the oath.
We to-day commence the publication of
this most excellent effort, and hope it may
be read carefully by every Republican, Bell
man and Democrat who sees it. 1t takes a
cool and philosophical view of the position
of parties and the condition of political af-
fairs at the present crisis Mr.. Hickman,
until the delivery of this speech, had been
a Democrat-eminent in his party. Under
the leadership of Douglas he opposed, with
all his might, the corruptions and proscrip-
tions of Lecomptonism; but finding Douglas
to be man devoid of principle, and actu-
ated solely by reckless, selfish ambition,
he turned his back on him. He now is an
earnest advocate of the election of that
man of the people-Abraham Lincoln.
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Eas~ Some of the Douglas men in Illinois
asserted that they were going to publish the
names of 90 voters in certain county
who voted for Fremont in So, that were
going to vote for Douglas. The story pass
ell current, until it was ascertained shat
Fremont did not get but 80 votes in the
county.
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eaS- You that have nice Photographic
copies, engravings, or paintings. without
frames, take them to SCHMITT & STARK s.
First street below. Main, and have them
framed. These gentlemen keep large va
riety of frames, of all styles and qualities
Their charges are very reasonable.
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RAW PEAcHEs.-Mr. J. w. Knight of this
township, left some Gne specimens of peaches
at our Office yesterday, for which he will ac-
cept our grateful Acknowledgements.
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THE REPUBLICAN MEETING.-0n last Fri
day evening John w. Foster and j. B.
Hynes, Esqs., of Evansville, addressed the
Republicans at the Court House Both gen.
tlemen acquitted themselves with credit, and
made as good speeches as their auditors
could expect, the subject and object duly con-
Sidered. Both are gentlemtn of good abil-
ties and deserved popularity in their party ?
B0onuille Dem.