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DEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST hugs.

I IN1JSLEYIS IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEATS al
IL GARDENERS, 60 told street, first door from Heck.
man street. New York. THIS improved Bedstend received
rican institute in October, 1913 a. and - aud the silver
medal Of 1916, every other competitor The Bedsteads
Der, manufactured Of the best materials, and under the
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Mattresses, PlRsters, Feather beds, Bolsters and Pill
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II, YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock Of ready made clothing,
in want Of a suit for immediate use may rely upon getting
goods of the best quality and made equal TO the best be-
spoke work Ali garments warranted represented
Prices very low Also large and elegant assortment Of
furnishing goods. e.
Measures taken and suits made to order, One price on.
~ Terms caslI
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piano. Forte rianufactory and Ware II Dom

IT WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment Of
Ill, choice Piano Foros, from to octayes in elegant
Rosewood ard Mahogany cases, all ul which mauiac.
under Ills own supervision and Tor sale on reasonable
terms. CARA r.
Ry dcsong his personal attention TO the touch and tone
Of his Instruments, which have heretofore been considered
unrpae he will cndeavor maintain their previous
putaoi aud respectfully solirs an examination from Pro.
hssors, Amateurs, and the public, Esa
cUmInoious warerOoni has recently been added TO his
manuactory which will AFFORD increased facilities IN The
selection ri Instruments
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

THE usual place Of attraction FOR ENGRd PISG IND
L COPPER Plate CARD PRINTING has re.
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Congress, visitors residents, and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done aud Cards
printed IN the bta and at the shortest notice
Numerous specimens to he seen at his Office and the beet
reference given If required.
JOHN CULLUM.
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLIs,

RI constantly receiving.
II Appleton Al inch brown Slicenr Carroll "A do DO
Appleton ~ incl brown Shirtings Carroll 30 inch do DO
Hamilton III brown and bleached Shcetings
DO 1914 brown and beaGhed SIeetings
do do do Sheeiings
DO brown, bleached, and dyed Canton Flannea
Do willed Shifting Stripes 10 and "a inch do red Book
in2s
Do SERIES, Cotton Banketings, dc.
DO Prints new and desirable styles
suffolk brown, bIeached and blue Drilngs.
Also great variety Of Plaid inseya, Cloakings, Cot
tonadet, Apron Cheeks, Gpghums, DC. &c which they Of
fer for sale al No. 81 Zine street,
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COLuMBIAN HOUSE.

CIESNfyT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
n share OF patronage. BAGLEl, MACKENZIE d co.
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TO Let,

'JNIIE principal in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
anilble for Exhibition, fara, Lecturer, Concerto,
such other ppoges inconsistent with The principles Of
taal ali linrnce. Terma moderate, Apply 10
u, WARD, President Stock Committee 3
dee l3sH or 1t The Hall
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GEORGE J. BYRD,
MASrrkcTr AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Umbrellas. ParasOls and Sun Shades

No. $50 Pearl 81. opposite Cedar, n. 7.
COUNTRY merchants and wholesale dealers will always
u find at tie above establishments extensive assortment
of UMBRELLAS, PdRdSOLS. PiRdSOLE1TES
and sun SLIDES, from paines description 10 the
splendid ever offered in the United Satts and from the
he has recently introduced his manuac
tory the subscriber IL enabled 10 sell at lower prices than
ever, either for cash or approved credit
GEORGE J. BYRD, Z.
oct sly $50 Pearl street, opposite Cedar
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A Prime article ii pANILLA BEANS on hand, and
"A los ssis CHARLES SIOTT, Druggist,
corner ~ IN sUtsi aud va. ayshuc'
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MARKS q DUvALL,


HAVE on hand battery Kettles Brass Pals, Paters roll
I'll and sheet BRASS Tubing Metal, German Silver, and all
tillr goods manufactured by tho Wocoltye Brass 20,
Also, Itves, both Iron and Tened.
Watihams Co.'S superior Gill buttons, including Mill
lary and Naval .
Dexers very superior KNITTING and Tidy cottopsall o.
which, Agents for the manufacturers, they offer for sale
on the most favorable terms.
They are also Importers and Dealers in Pearl Buttons
Ivory aud Fancy Combs, Spool and Skeh Sewing Cotlons
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment o. Fs'y
Goods. 0t,t
Paper Hnngings, window Shades ana Up
hOlstery Goods.
SoLOMON a. HART, DAB Broadway, are receiving
y per the various packet ships from England and France
Tie largest anu besl assortment Of the above Goods ~ the
city, all Of which they offer in any quantity, Wholesale OF
retail lower prlceshan can be iound any other esln
blslment. tgtt45t
Country merchants and others will find large assert
Of Window Slades and Paper Hangings Of all the
roa styles and prices and whic. they requested
call and examine.
This establishment is always closed on Saturday.
&g SOLOMON HART,
Uphosierers and Importers, 2i3 broadway.
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Turk satin Pnrasols and Parasolettcs.
THE subscribers have hand large assortment OF
gaeen aud blaek Turk Satin, watered aud plain change
able PaTasos and Psrssoels, suitable for The incest reia
trade.
Also, are now manufacturing in large quantities their
wel.known super Umbrellas.
Also, very reat variety Of Umbrellas and Psrasos Of
every quality,
Iobbers aud country merehan,H will please give all
ISAAC SMITH A co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
oct5tJ' 10 Pearl 81" N. ", and q Milk g., Boston.
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SOFASl SOFAS!!

.-------~~--. A FRESH supply OF good and cheap
C..tA.StIsssA SOFAS Just received at the following
& prices. y, z! y, 80 81, AZ and g dol
Mahogany and black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all Of which will be sold al great bargains ~ ihe
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall
ith street, between j. and streets
All in will please cali and examine the articles for
themselves. S. y. BROWN.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST
A MAMMOTH PAPER.

DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICUL.
TURE, SCIENCE, ART AND
IT, ~ AMUSEMENT.
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n. 8 ID. II. BR OOKS g co.
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS

CLOTHS, CAssIAIERES q yESTINGS,
Nos. ll6 and ll8 Cherry street, ". Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
LAVE on hand a very large STOCK Of
Ill Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu-.
tac,ured, and especially adapted 10 the season.
Also, an extensive AMI complete assortment OF
Fancy Articles. embracing every variety pertaining
to Genllemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, Cassi-
mares and pesiings by the piece, or in quantities
TO suit purchasers.
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
TO order in the hest possible manner and in point Of
style net 10 be surpassed
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. GsE WATER pottri 10 bottles olal,l1se 70, ..ls BY
n gnAhES SfO1T,
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JNDELIBLE INK without preparation q, oS cts per box
i For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist and Apothecary
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]. STOUVENEL s. Co,
No. 80 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near broadway,
New york,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
lVA RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA, GLASS, AND Lamps,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels fitted IN
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and oil
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched 70 any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail
New style Of Hall lamps and Lanterns.
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EDITED ny SARAH j. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD,
H AND /. A. Cooley.
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lpsRGrs PeH Japan Uaekng is about tho best articl |,
Of the knd we have seen. The polish which il impara
the tpisrstuihss ni man is brilliant aud lasting
lave tried II, AMI Il b1Ds say all this in lis behalf
lEreniRg bulletin, JtApe7.
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Fditnt EGckiHg Mr. j. Wrllar. Ma ~ Chestnu, street
haa prepare. Patent Liquid Bdcking, which produces
.atihi let polish, and does not innre tie leather Those
Wh0 would haye polished understanding should read tie
advertisement in another column u. S. Gazette Nav
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-09
Later from ChagreS-Imporfant from
Mexico Probable Revolution and
Recall of Santa Anna. sc.
NEW OpIFAys

NEW ORLEANS, June 26, lS40.
The steamer lsihmns, from Chagres, via
the Havana, has arrived. She left the
former place on the 18th of the present
month. The rainy season had commenc-
ed, bat it was healthy. All the emigrants
at Panama had taken passage in the steam
ship California, for San Francisco, which
vessel was expected to leave about the Goth.
The U. s. Raritan had arrived at Havana,
and would leave for Vera Cruz on the 23d
to join the squadron. The steamer 18TH
mus brought small mail from San Fran
cisco.
The steamship Globe had arrived from
the Brazos with fifty thousand dollars in
specie. The insurrectionists had issued
pronunciamentos, which were common in
Matamoras and the neighborng provinces.
At Vera Cruz OIL the 10th, the monarchis,s
and partisans Of Santa Ana had concerted
together for the overthrow of the govern.
ment oil Herrera, and revolution in favor
OF Santa Anna was daily expected.
A Mexican vessel of war left Vera
Cruz ON the 18th for Tabasco, as was re.
ported where agents of Santa Anna were
expected TO land, for the purpose of maxi
ing demonstration in his favor.
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Hr aUTHORITr r.
Laws Of Oisio.
A N A C. T


Amendatory to tho act to provide for the profitable
employmeat of convict labor on the new State
House, passed February "a, l54S, and for other
purposes.
SEC. l. BE 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That for
the purpose Of prosecuting the work upon
the new State house, and to defray the nee
essary expenses for the profitable employ
ment of convict labor thereon, for the yeal
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine
there be, and IS hereby appropriated the
sum Of sixty-6ye thousand dollars to be paid
out Of any moneys in the State treasury,no'
otherwise appropriated; Provided, that ff:
teen thousand dollars thereof shall be ap,
piled tothe payment of the debt incurred
by the directors and warden of the Ohio
Penitentiary, in the purchase of the State
stone quarry, and in the construction OF
rail read thereto, under the provisions OF an
act to provide for obtaining stone for the
public buildings and works of the State, and
for other purposes, passed March IL, ls45.
Sec. 2. The said stone quarry and the
rail road leading thereto; together with all
the cars, fixtures and machinery connected
Herewith, shall be under the exclusive con-
troll and direction of the commissioners OF
the new State house, for the purpose of en-
ahaing them to procure stond for the said
State house, with the greatest economy.
SEC. 8. The money hereby appropriated,
shall be drawn from the treasury upon the
order of the commissioners aforesaid, signed
by the president, and countersigned by the
secretary of the beard, directed to the audi
tor of State; upon which order, the auditor
shall issue his warrant for the payment Of
said money, which money so drawn, shall be
deposited with the treasurer of State
who is hereby constituted treasurer of the
State house fund.
Sec. 4. The treasurer of the State house
fund shall from time to time as the said
commissioners require, pay to their order
such sums as they may deem necessary fol-
the profitable employment, and vigorous
prosecution of the work, and at the close ot
each year, on the first day Of December, the
said commissioners shall file their account
with the auditor of State, accompanied with
the necessary vouchers.
Sec. 5. All acts and parts of acts con
tiicting with the provisions Of this act be
and the same are hereby repealed; Proyi
ded. nothing in this act shall be so construed
as to prevent the present commissioners
from adopting any other than the present
plan, if in their opinion it is deemed best fol
the perfect completion of said work, and the
commissioners shall make an annual report
to the General Assembly of all the money
expended upon said work, and for what pur-
poses.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker ofMe Senate.
March II, 1910.
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Important from Northern Mexic0-Rev-
OlutiOn Anticipated-German Meet
Markets. &c.

NeaU Orleans, June ri, Io49.
The Matamoras, Texas paper, publishes a
document purporting to be Declaration oI
Independence from the Northern States oi
Sierra Madre, Mexico, and we shall proba-
bly, have some stirring news from that quar-.
ter soon.
A rumor prevails that upwards of II
emigrants from Rapides, La, en- route for
California, had been attacked this side Of
the Rocky Mountains, and all, with the ex.
ception of six, Lad been murdered.
The Coneordia Intelligencer says thai
the Cotton crop in the Mississippi Valley
must be remarkably short.
A large meeting has been held of those
persons favorable to the German patriots
in their present struggle for freedom.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-09
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO amend the act entitled ian ACT to regulate
public shows passed February 2S, 1881.
Sec. 1. Be at enacted by the General
assembly of tie State of OHIO, That SO
much of the first section of the act to which
this is an amendment, as provides that it
shall not be necessary for any exhibitor or
exhibitors of any show allowed to be ex hib-
tied by said act, to obtain permit from the
county auditor, to show or exhibit IN any
Incorporated town or city, where by the laws
or ordinances of such town or city, such
ex hibitor or exhibitors may be requiredeto
obtain permit or license from the munich
pal authority of said town OR city, be and
the same is hereby repealed
Sec. 2 Before any person or persons
shall be permitted to exhibit any public
show, in any Incorporated town or city in
this State, he or they shall first be required
to obtain a permit from the auditor Of the
county in which such town or city may be
located, according to the provisions of the
act to which this an amendment, and the
act.to create permanent agricultural fund,
passed February 9Th, 1847, and all moneys
paid into the treasures of the several coun-
ties and the provisions Of this act, shall be
paid over and disposed of according to the
provisions of the act last above mentioned.
Sec. 8. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to interfere with the right Or
power of any Incorporated town or city in
this State, to impose license upon all shows
exhibited in such town or city in addition
to that imposed by this act.
JOHN G. BRESLIN, .s--a
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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March 10, 1849.
A n T

To amend the act entitled "an act to amend the
act for evying taxes on all property in this State
according 10 its true value," passed March I'd,
1886, and for other purposes.
Sec. /. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of tie State Of Ohio, That in
entering rents for taxation upon the grand
duplicate, as provided for in the several
laws in force upon that subject, the same
shall be valued and assessed at a sum not
exceeding the annual amount or value of
said rent, which shall be included in the
statement of the person entitled to receive
such rent, and returned to the assessor in
the same manner that other personal prop
crty moneys and credits are returned; Pro-
vided, that in all cases where the person en-
titled to receive such rents is chargeable
with the payment of rent upon the same
land or lot the amount assessed against
such person shall not exceed the difference
between the rents receivable by him, and
those chargeable against him as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That the provisions of this act
and the several LAWS now in force, assessing
rents for taxation, shall be held not to ex-
tend TO leases made before the passage OF
the 4act to amend the act for levying taxes
on all property in this State according to its
true value" passed February the eighth,
eighteen hundred and forty seven, in cases
where by just construction of such leases,
said provision would SO operate as to charge
the same person with the payment of the
tax assessed upon the land itself, and up
on the rents reserved in the leases alorc-
said
SEC. 8. That such parts of the twenty
sixth section Of the act last aforesaid, and of
the eighth section of the act supplementary
thereto, passed February the twentY-sceond,
eighteen hundred and forty eight, as are
inconsistent with THE provisions hereof
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the passage
thereof.
JOHN. G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL
Speaker Of the Senate
Merch 10, 1910.
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To amend the several acts incorporating turnpike
companies in this State.
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That any
company heretofore Incorporated in this
State for the purpose Of constructing turn
pike road, may construct said road or any
part thereof, by covering the same with
plank not less than two and half inches
thick, of sufficient width forthe accommo-
dation of teams and in good and substan-
tiai manner, Instead Of covering the same
Eith stone or gravel; Provided, no company
shall take any timber with which to plank
the road without the consent of the owner
Or owners thereof.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 20, 1s49.
have compared the foregoing Acts
with the original copy, and find the same
correct.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE,
Auditor Of Portage County.