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,r,,EysD STOCK or CANTON MATTIgos-we h,

IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MATrISGs--We have
received schooner Fairfax extensive assortment
article, prepared sell wholesale
retail As purchased them a. late auction sales IN New York
unusually low prices ei them good
the Dealers wishing repenish their stock viii
be supplied their the Gust oi tanspoa
very likely prices than they would have
pay in other cities
respectfully Informed that have IN store for
ef especial " o. Sd ard A exta heavy and
which made These goods Wiz
themselves An, n other mokes and styles most ~ dc
mand which will be furnished on the reasonable terms
CLAGETr \ DoDsON
Ap t2-3teof
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TOR sAEA three story brick house, 2S feet inches front by
bdoep slate roof and FIRE walls Smiths block on IL,
street ecoseiown The lot s 9s feet inches by 2s feet 70 pub
e alley W wide IL b deemed unnecessary to be more particular
in describing h properly further has the convent
enccs and accommodation suitable a large family.
the purchase money will required in hand. and
credit q two, inre, and four win be sven az desrsd)
the deferred payments.
Apply TO O. Vn.on, Third AUDITORS oce, ~, Treasury
Building.
Ap s-eod2w aa .f.
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!NIEHEsTIN1. 90 Men Tastes. J. sTEER, draper
tailor above Odd Fellows Ua
another adeon his goods and his
patrons and the public 10 call and Them.
For variety elegance and eheapness think stock
cannot be surpassed.
shirts, stock eyau, gloves hosiery Sc, always hand in
great variety.
Ap plt-co3wf
NJ UST BE sOLD.-We have large general
m OF ladies' dress goods OF latest importation and
which would immediate
very beautiful and viii be sold ve reduced prices An early
call from all that want is solicited.
YERBY TEBBs, YERBY,
Corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
hp l3-eodlwH Miss Derm0us building
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REFHIeEHAToiss.-4o refrigerator. on ,,,o :, -
nfe wareeom on IN street, opposite tbe rx ny iuni-
hey embrace every convenience Keeping Bank.
they cant be beat. 7o Nah and see them
Ap6--hav5w
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VVashiHntOu. Apul b, Ia

. -. :, .,,,,xi,,, the sEIalE-Tlde Hoek" near
fh"po'".s .snIi.. ~ Isiand Cobsoock Bay, biaihe.
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United states Patent once.
Washington, April 70, 1883.

Washngton, April w. 1858.
IN the petition ofSephen H. Long Louisville Kentucky
Ing for the extension OF patent granted 70 him on The seventh
( November 1889 for the wooden framed
suspension BRIDGE yen expiration patent
which takes ~ day Of NovembcT eighteen
hundred and fifty three, (S53)--
Is ordered thai the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday the hh (5 of September IL o'clock
all notified appear and show
why said petition ought granted. ~ tn
Persons the required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth in writing
hearing testimony party,
be used at the said must DO taken and transmitted In
cordance with ofhce which will
plicauon. sse rs
Ordered ulso, pubshed National
gence Republic and Union, Washington city Journal
the Courier Louisville Kentucky the Gazette and Auas Gin
Ohio,
the seventh O day Of November the day OF hearing
X. G. WElGHTMAN,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdto o. the above will please copy and send their
bills Onice with containing this
p2l-law3w r
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~ 'cnr two large furnished Rnon,a a., ~.
avenue convenient to Browns Hotel and Avsno
one. sep"s'ev q together to parties inquire ~ NE
Mar @-eod mo
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~ OWEN ~ son, merchant ta,ior-, opening
n, their spring and supply Of gnod, consisting of rich
Of hne black blue aud fancy eoocd eio blue black
a
styes they invite of their friends sod
public generally.
Ap lB-1awlm
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MILK silver Spring Earm.-The undersigned viii
vi in Washington, lie that
milk be OF quality, condition
fed clovcrhay and invited 10 visit
dairy the conduct OF
which their will depend
ALFRED l. DRANE,
An Mapa~ tI Sufius Farm
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-
nIuyy 49,. ,,.-.-,,- = =
49,, ' ~ yos'faoao spny 4ogds'--Magruder Ca
Of snna @ % @ 70 'ne large and Wen selected stock
carr ma c sa ~, season nas oeen selected win great
G -, ,..sa q'ues, anu prices are sueh as
I'M. vles an fs. ~ ~ In w." ssu ~ cai lew OF inc lead
Ss n,aeos 80, s,.saar
Is do n,,ig y chanL e : = re s'ee aua a inua t'ks
oo 40 p'u ,.., s.1en 'lsnch iouaius
IL III 'a'peob Wy msn iusue
linn ~ uo ao very y'o" priced, io' bought at aac-
a. A. .sos A. ..,..,.
do rich pisid brocndr do dssisns sossr.iu eea n
do rich nain do embraciny e1e.v sads an a,,.,,
Is Turk sains about haC nnce o, honrh ~ snnio,
do 4 ouIard IN. hean,i0,I s,yIes ~o'' - 11su0'
10 do fine black Gro dc Rune veYy rich and uossv
Beautiful figured nnd plnin an wool rnoussejinea ~ s''
Plain and figured chajIevs monsseiines soa ch,,.v ,
and bercpe lain " - ' 'O'
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ELEGART CARPETiSGs.-We respectfully invite the al
IL several and superb patterns OF
and doornais match
ing Aso extensive additional supply OF real Ehsh Ingram
capeng with extensive assortment OF low
priced hemp aud ingram carpetngs
goods having purchased by prior TO the late ad
vance be sold quite reasonable All
effect they contenpa.
furnishing advised purchase their now we have Ia
a complete assortment -
An GLAGETT " DODSDN
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rHIs i. 10 give notice tina, 1, Ci.r. Mcw,n.,n. er
rna ,s duplicate IL ana %srrsa, No. o asS
ssss % e % sy ss s and nd
Jan ao~Iawsm
DE II known TO All whom - may eenesrn, @ that the
Once washington apply due u's 70 ..,s % once for e.:
glss warrants y. Noa s au SoH y oSs sh,sSss
II s wa. q s vso" s "s ssss.1 90
ps'sa,sa, @% 'S's saI casually Lost or Destroyed,
FI ss#.sss s sas sS S o. s iss sat' '' '" W" '''''
Ap ai-iswsm
EpuoArTos OF IMBEcrLEs.-.As; D. RICHARDS h.;
u Iocsted Of children OF slew mental
development, IN Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA
Those with Mr. Richards mode Of
treating children viii testify that mssh
seci sod docy comparative ineigsncs andr,s
Thing which but few years ago was thought beyond the
In Europe Mr. r. scenm. familiar with similar institutions which
renes Of moro than year. teaching nnu
Of s,h and Arch ,reets PbiIsde phis.
n -. he has The peaa', % sTs
Hon. Hs. isss isss. saSss x1sssi @ rssa % TsS:
!" 'V w..ssas,ss sssas on sss ss vii ,s,r
Gen James Hamilton, Mis-, porothss l.. Dtr
Mar a"dim
uR J. c. oAsonoFr DAVIS re-um.A IN sew
vi The
OF such pecuuay uusts
formed extensive acquassanca
ccmmerc,s' hnsnei.l and p.o..o.a sssls.:n
year. in London he ase offers hts services to
psr,,.s de,irins transacted In Europe.
: Nav yosK, n Wall street, February, 1889
sursSsor.
ss... s. caser,, ss@s,s oce' / Josr.Sn, New York.
Mss. ss e"ss.' s.ss, ws's Co. New yos and Boston.
Messrs Corccsn h ninp Washington
Hon John Davis Worcester, Massachusets' ,.U&
s.-Mr d. proposes leave New York in M.eh o. early IN
April where business will probably deisin him
further matters ths be in
Of Europe During hss ah
will be attend To- His address In
be Barring Brothers, Co., TO
he IL also permitted TO refer.
Mar e-dm
tITTCICOCK's s~ssors-Rezous Lectures on Pecv-
Ill Seasons L. Tho Resur-ctons a
Arch e summer III The Euthanas3a
Tho Coronation Of Winter by Edward Hs<h
cock, D. n. LII d.
geooey the Reconeatoo
Geology with the Decanons Of Scrip
Cronon a. A.. with Introduction BY Dr. Hh
cock
Count smeuzee seep,c and The Christian. Translated from
The rrench G.rman by Mrs. J. II. Wilson. s4s
For sale BY -..-3 ~
Aplo Seventh street, near Odd Fenows' Gah.
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MECHANICs, ,wORKINGMEN, ,ATTENTIONt-By the
advice number of friends the rto of the newspaper 70
S se y emo N.ss passsd before
advertised s intended 70 give 'hi' paper sue ccuauon and
this CITY ~ FACE COATES
Editors rHd rroprs,ov.
washington, April ?, 1859 hrS-"oos
miles ~ The aqueduci viii sell on reasonable
tetu 10Y farm portsn thereof located as above within
Balls Roads, containing hundred and twenty
There twenty Ave and hrv acres eesunu ~
numbered land the residue Is CLEARED Much he srre POTION "
vsnrageou made oto meadow Persons who may be disposed 20
purchase referred 70 jchu sai grocer Ninth street, near fe"n
syivania avonue Horaiio Bail, on adjacent farm
Ap I3-eod2wt WV. pAh,
ny q. Mcguire. Aucs,oneer.
DEws IN TRINITY CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Monday, the I'd Of May next nj hsfpss, 4oeech p MI
order o The ye.t pews ad church not heretofore sold
many Of which are very elislely situated ,,,s. ee
Terms "'ae Known ""' !. o. MCGUIRE,
anr..-i.wta,ossa,s Aueuoeses
DoR HEST.-The sui, occupied BY Professor
s,re and ay desirable from s central
saon, being al e departments and p"sf psynsn sn'"s
qurs OF -, -. y. J. NJ, ~ .,~su, ~ ..,.., .uou,.
Mar SS-WSto .-l--4-LA
I,Roa PARIs-Baeyder, Revolution. de Pm
4 pre dApidehei yols rsr,s .nh sss' o. rooo. voa p
ssndrira Tsbesu roaque- raec. Econo
Sisnrd. les Eunemi- de yoae !: ! vol, Paris, lssa,
H.tote de Napoleon de "a faie dc son spoane
Lsyolies, voyss. en- Chin. i vol Pars, 1859.
Msubeag Le. Evouons de- Lsne par Bs,ailon en Ma'ss
Ronnefour Manoayres Mer bstimsnt.
vG ] sss O.; r.%g sss .s vol Part:
A0 lp;' imported with o'A' 're' fro" :na FIX; TAYLOR
4
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frouty a Barretts Agricultural Warehouse and
ed
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THIS IL give 4, Clara McWiiiians, ef
Virginia, State OF Viz
gna pcaie No h for 2666S grant
70 father Joshua for his In the
July s original ios aud that shall claim scrip
for hs
Jan 2o-law3m
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G0DEy Inly's Book FOR May.
~ oraha6ls Magazine for May.
Received by TAYLOR MAuRf,
Apo Booksellers, 9th street
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| , VENUE HOUSE. George French ~ Co, late OF
Fanch's Hotel, Norfolk, Virginia This Hotel Just hnished at
great pcnc throughout the latest and best style
large airy every viii be paid the
Families wishing board accommodated al reasonable rates
The charge for day boardrrs will be 81 week.
cod9n
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lTLOOH OILCLUIEsS.-We have in and sale t.e
and beautiful the arcie
offered public before The designs of OF them
entirely which tapestry landscape,
grained wood in panels and blocks very unique fesco
clintze, and many other syles.
Also extensive supply step ocoths all OF which
win be sold reasonable Terms, usual by
CLACErT x DoDSON,
Dealers la oil kinds Of furaiiurc dry goods
trr
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"lSAAC +. REpFIELD.n
q NEW YORK, May II. lsJl.

81 New York, May IL, isjl
The English Law aud Equity Reports edited by Messr Bennett
Smith
Such examination have
accuracy diligence editors the
ports tho most compendious
which the English Reports are presented 10
CIVILIAN KENT.r
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lDs,T BE UUMUUEGED--ltts v well known that no ner-
~ afford and clerk hire
avery large AVID and
desirable good which guaranty sell less
se cost" Purchasers VIII please call and eIanine for
themselves
Ap l5-dlwif HALL BROTHER.
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES.
To WILMINGTON, Delaware Of May, 1853
GREGORY a AiAURY, Managers.
$4,000
50 prizes Of 81 900.
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE
Glass 1906, for 1853.
Drawn At wilmington, Del, Saturday, May 7, le53
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THE MISSES Anderson have several pleasant and
newly furnished let with without board House
on between and "a streets h house opposite Me
ehanicis Row, Washington.
Mar 2i-2awlnfs
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T ACE AND MUSLIN CUBTAiNs.--Just received by ile
IL subscribers and supply OF The
above which will be found attractive, and Will be sold
unusually low.
Also, beautiful Of window eornice which will be
| made TO order. -
1 hp 12eoif CLAGETT DODSON.
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IutE Complete Works or John ~. Mason, ID. ID, In
4 volumes; edited by his
Holy Living Dying with Prayers containing the complete
duty of Christian by the Right Rev, Jeremy Taylor d, d.
Journal snd Letters OF Henry Maryn
Christianity Revived In tho Ensi by H. q. o. Dwight
by GRAY & BALLANTlNE,
Apri IA 7uh street. near Odd Fellows Halt
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News wear.-ws have In
Ill somsnt clothes black pnd fancy coos
vesue the styles. Aso, goods for boys
such
Linen drilling, linen check coitonades
Blue, black, brown, and green summer cloths
Croton cloths, drap d'ete
White and cooren mafseiles, plaid aud striped Jeans
Farmers dtllinr, &c. To be sold very low.
April i7-3n ILAGETT, NEWTON MAY, CO
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NOT 10 BE PULLED DoWS.-our store is be
pulled down, have and oga. stock fancy
goods which determined sell
selling Our stock Is large and
win find their advantage call
before puTchssng will they
being plce and qualify. DOat place.
VERIFY, TEBBS. n YERBY
I Cor 7h street and Pa sy, Miss Demou's new building.
i An -
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Ebaet from letter Of the state Reporter Of perinont
Allow say that highly pleased, viii
and the English Law and Equity
ports, and Gnd the work TO be OF very value.
am, with much respect, your most obe,n nj servant
..fFt9f.s '.# aP.T. WASiIBURN.n
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+ oUtxrNG-aLass WAREHOUSE, M che-tnut 5,

SouIUERN aud western Lands for sale
changLsnds in the States Of Texas Louisiana, and Illinois,
selected with eight and since ani the Territory
Of Minnesota immediately ae ~ ognnzaton viii be sold such
insure purchaser for capital.
portion OF the lands would be exchanged for property
n. II. CHEEVER,
Mar 2p-oaw2m fIntl 18th street, opposite Treasury.
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IUORhs by .Cheever.-A Reel In a Botue for %
w unis being the adventures OF o kings
the Celestial county Edited from the
| uScripts oid Salt.
Voices Nature child the Of
AnaIogies between apd 5Iiniual World.
fn.nm's Progress and Life and Times
Bunyan. fof sale by
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE
street,
i Ap Near Odd Fellows Hall.
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AUCTION uhUGhINs.-wo receipt Of very large
and goods Of kinds witch
bousR no,thc auctions low pces We respectfully
.alc ladies' and sell them good
viii be found cheap worked collars sleeves,
/ cuffs, inscrungs handkerchief, &c.
opened Of ths bst berege de LANES
l24 have had for sale = -4e.5..
w. NJ sHUsTER CO..
Ap 5-so2wtf 7h street, near ronpsy1vsns avenue
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NEsTIENEN,s Fashionable Hats aud Caps Of the
" approved styles full assortment always on
hand. and Tor ,rssisa reasonhbla price., nj LANES
Fashionable Cnp, and Genrlemenia Furnishing Store,
Ap gSaw3pvh between AZ and eth streets
noNNETsi Bonnetsi Bsnoctsr-Ju~t received from the
importers Of those desirable blonde Lace
Lss Wing bonncts the latest fashion in Paris and Broadway New
York. BROTHER
An la-~Awff
N NEW Fnrnishinp Goods tu.t received Gentlemen In
~ want o. superior htng shirts linen and cotton drawers do do
cava, scars, rrh ues,
linen hsndterchef canes umbrellas dressing robes &C. Ae viii
please call st '4sf + LANES
rash'onsbe Hns Cap, and Gcnt'emen's Furnishing
hpB-Saw5wh Penn avenue, between AZ a
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DARGAINs FOR MECnAN1Cs-cas, for Buiidia

BARGAINS FOR HiECHANGCs--Cash for Buiiding
- housesProposa build, of frame bficki
number of houses exceeding all 70 be Finished before The
t November each be paid Tor cash N hand
ready Tor occupancy.
The outside of the city OF Washing
n rods excellent graveled
railroad They intended 10 be OF
coage lois and all together but not
adjoining
houses, small cellars, invited winch shall
thousand dollars each Address The Undersigned
at No 7, Fowers building Washington .....
AMI =eulN nj.
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STATIONARY steam Engine for sale,-An engine Ia
good odet with bocfs shang aud All hstnre
sae accommodating 10 be Majors building,
vana aud Sk Also, good standing press
bic tof book btndng, other work requiring pressure
a. BOYO HAMILTON.
IN Mr Ilnn,iun's absence apply
Ap al-dlw PGArr q STEWART, l5th street.
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- WsmovnIfE ~ STRtTToN, general huctioncof, has
Ninth
spacious thfeeoy warehouse Tenth
= stand, he Will be
fnends from and slet tlts date.
increased faccs f the display and sale ~ al kinds of
guod prepared the and will make liberal
advances consignuens
NB-sales fesi and all kinds Of personal
tended n person the most reasonable terms.
Az lf--dIw
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29
For the Advertiser
Progressive.

Oh, yes Coitsonny--you're bound to
make noise in the world. Scarce fifteen
and 10 what proficiency you have made
Now spend your evenings in the low dog
gery 10 get "edecated"-attend all the
fandangos in the neighborhood-sm
cigars-chew tobacco properly, and spit
great puddles of saliva in the village
church disturb the congregation by your
rude conduct, while the minister pronoun-
ces the benedic,ion-make rush to the
door-fll up the passage-watch close
you'll see the girls get beaux, and Jim get
the mitten-desecrate the Sabbath-lighi
upon your neighbours fruit trees and mel
lon patch-curse and swear like pirate
puzzle like sucker-make midnight hid
ious with your Bacchanalian yells. Yes,
yes, go ahead you're bound to fill a
vacant place. Smart boys. ZEB.
Plymouth, Oct. 25, 1853. :
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Proclamation,

wn,r.n MEprLL, Governor of the State of Ohio.
The General Assembly Of Ohio. On
the 18th day Of March, 1853. adopted
resoIu ion requesting the Governor to des-
ignate some day Of the present year, to
be observed throughout the State as day
of Public Thanksgiving, and for the. .pur-
pose Of producing uniformity in the mat.
ter. curing him 10 correspond with the
Executive aulhoriiles of the other States
of the Union upon the subject.
Now, therefore, |, VIM. MEDILL, Gov
ernor of the State of Ohio, in obedien.,
to said resolution, do, by these presents.
set apart, and designate the last Thurs
day in November next, being the 24th
day of said month, to be designated as d
day OF Thanksgiving and Prayer through.
out the State.
Another year is drawing to close.
| The people of Ohio have been laid under
peculiar ob'iga ions. "Seed time and
harvest" appeared in due season; the
earth has yielded an increased abundance,
and labor and industry have been crowned
with more than their usual reward. No
fatal scourge, or civil discord, has inter-
vened TO excite alarm, or retard the pro-
gress of our prosperity. An unusual de-.
gree of health has prevailed, and peace,
order land tranquility reign throughout
our borders.
l, is eminently becoming an intelligent
and Christian people to turn their minds
towards the source of all these blessings,
TO acknow edge their dependence on His
goodness and mercy, and to express in
some suitable manner, the grateful emo-
tions of their hearts.
would, therefore, most respectfully,
but earnestly, recommend to the good pec-
pie of Ohio, that, laying aside their ordi-
nary occupations, and refraining from ev-
ery employment that is inconsistent
with the exercise of religious obser-
vances. and a sincere discharge of the
impor.an, and sacred duty suggested in
the resolution referred to, they assemble
in their usual places of public worship,
on the day aforesaid, and give thanks to
Almighty God, the Creator and Ruler Of
all things, for these, and the many other
manifestations of His Providence, with
which as Nation, Stale, and People, we
have been SO eminently favored.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Ohio, at the City Of
Columbus, this oath day of October, A.
ID. 1868, andin the seventy-eighth year of
the Independence of the United States.
Bv the Governor. WIN. MEDILL.
WILLIAM TREvlTT. Sec. of State.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29

EPINJUNCTIoN CAsE.--The Sandus-
ky Mirror, of last Tuesday, states tha; the
motion recently made before Judge Bart.
ley, at Cleveland, for an attachment agaius
the President and Superintendent of the
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany, for an alledged violation of the in.
junction granted by the District Court o
Huron county, in April las, by using the
rack of the Sandusky and Indiana Com
pany between riffin aud Sandusky since
Nav last was decided on Tuesday morn.
ing. This injunction, it will be remem
bered, was subsequently dissolved by John
A. Corwin. The question presented al
Cleveland was whether he was authorised
by law to make the order dissoIving the
injunction. Judge Barley held that the
order made by Judge Corwin was unau
thorsed by law, and absolutely void, snt
ordered the same to be stricken from the
files of the case. and an attachment to is
sue against Hon. E. Lane and E. F. Os
borne, Esq. returnable at the next tern
of the District Court in Huron County, fo
contempt of Court in using the Sandusk.
and Indiana Railroad since May last.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-29
Business Notices.

DRr GooDs Asp GRoeEmKs.-webber
e. Cortright, corner Of Public Square
and Sa ndusky-st., tsya a very large
stock Of goods. on hand. They appear to
know how to do business there. Judging
from the great number Of persons who
come out of the store with packages un.
der their arms. As they sell cheap, and
advertise literally, we expect they will do
a larger business than ever. See adyer-
Iisement in another column.
Cold weather has, at last "arriy,"
ana the necessity of good comfortable
hres is being felt Bad fires, this week,
have been denounced in no measured
terms, and coed ones lauded most ex-
travaganily. In order to let people know
where the necessary "fixins" /" for fire
may be procured, MIR. H. Seymour ad-
vertises large assortment Of everything
in that line, from poker TO stove. As
Mr.. 5. advertises, he must want TO sell-if
he wants to sell, the conclusion is, he will
sell cheap. Nuf ced. See advertise
ment.