The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-08-22
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.
Democratic Meetings.

Democratic Meetings.
ALPHONSO HART, ESQ.,, will address
the people at the Centre Of SuFFIBLD. on
FRIDAY EVENING, August Gath, 1860, on
the political issues Of the day.
ALPHONSO HART, and SAMUEL D.
HARRIS, Jr., will address the people at
SHALERsvILLE, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
August 29tb, 1860, on the political issues Of
the day.
ALPHONSO HART will address the
people on the political topics Of the day. at
CHARLEsTowN, on TUESDAY EVENING, Au-
gust 2Sth, 1860.
Let sll who believe in the capacity and
right Of the people to govern themselves,
90 and hear.
ADJOURNED The primary meeting Of the
Democrats OF Raveuna to appoint delegates
TO the County Convention was adj urned to
TO, night, TO meet at the Sentinel office. Let
every Democrat be on hand.
The POLE RAISING AT AuRoRA.--Our
Democratic friends OF Aurora had magDi.
ficent time at their Hickory raising, on Sat
urday last. A correspondent furnishes Us
with a brief account of the meeting. He
ssys Some 400 true and trusty Democrats
assembled at the North Village at 2 o'clock,
P. M, and escorted by the Twinsburgh
Brass Band, marched to the Public Square,
in front'of the Brick Church, where all the
necessary preparations having been made,
they put up, in double quick time, thrifty
young Hickory, Of the shell bark species
none Of your rail cdts-but full rs feet in
height, surmounted by q superb National
Flag, "nailed to the mast," and Inscribed
with the names OF DOUGLAS andJoHNsoN,
the peoples standard bearers in the great
contest now going on between fanaticism
and disunion on the one hand, and the Con-
sti;ution, the Union and Popular Sovereign.
ty, on the other.
After three cheers for Douglas ard John
son and tiger for both. the crowd repaired TO
the Brick Church, where meeting was or.
,ganfzed by calling Gen. N EeGLEsToN to
the Chair. Whereupon the Gen. briefly
addressed the meeting, thanking them for
the coh6dence feposed in him, and, in his
accustomed felicitous manner, gave them
the "reason for the hope within him." and
the grounds Of his belief in the principles OF
Popular Sovereignty. and his consequent
adhesion to the great living exponent OF the
doctrine-S. "A. Douglas.
The Chair then introduced to the oudence
E. SpALprNG, Esq, of Ravenna, and Hon.
vArR. HUMPHREY, of Hudson, who each
in his turn addressed the meeting at length
upon the Issues made in the present cam
paign between the great National Demo
cratic psr,y and both wings Of the h'neo
Breckinridge or anti Democratic party.
The speech OF Judge Humphrey was well
timed and telling. Coming as he does bu
recently from the ranks Of the Republican
faction, a man OF acknowledged ability
character and standing among them, a"t
but two years ago q candidate for Congress
before their Convention, his remarks, from
necessity. would have more weight with th
Republican portion OF the audience thai
those of sDy other speaker. The Judge wa
particularly happy in bis "Curtain Lecture
TO his old friends, the old CLAY Wings, AM
.mony of them (hone.t, good men) were seeI
10 vince under the Judges proof that thei
great Embodiment, in 1850. occupied iden
ticoI ground with Stephen A. Douglas. ant
where he and the Democratic party. includ
ing Judge Humphrey, now stand.
In fact, the meeting was success. Th'
Judge has revived his youth, and does goo
service for the Little Giant. Every bod
should 90 and hear him, as Dr.. Dewolf did
coming all the way from Raveuna for tha
puruose-at least suppose he did, as b
was o very respectful snd attentive listener
Perhaps It was his old affection for H1cKc
nv that drew him. But be that as it may
YOU may rest assured that we had rIgf
good time, and that the Dmocracy of Auror
and the neighboriug towns are awake an
will give good account Of themselves
Sour flag is there-and long may 1t wave.
Roorsrown. Portage Co., Ohio, July, 1866
To THE PuBL1c.-After suffering every
thing bu, death from an inveterate atteck
DvsSeusia, and Liver troubles, for Ion
u. time. II of course 10 the meantime tried OF
't,ikome pbysicians, and many different rem'
dies all to no effect) | was induced to II
Dr.. Dellenbaugh's method OF treatment. :
He prescribed for me several times h
medicines seemed to be the very thing !!
me. I commenced improving from tf
= start, 90 that now feel like anew man.
II can now attend to my business again.
have not been taking medicine for son
time. Those suffering from like diseas
should not lose any time IN consulting u
D. HENhf 0oGh' ..
DR.. D. will be in attendance at Palmy'
Aueus, 26.h, and at Garrettsyille, the 27'
SCARCE .--Locsl items Of any intere't
,s;r,nortance, We do wish II our frlents