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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

FArn AccIoEsr--On Thursday evening a small
d,ncbter Of Mr. Samuel c. Dayton, residing Ia waco
ST. near Van Brunt got into carr before the door, whea
the animal became frightened and ran od In attempting
20 .,op the nome M Thomas MeCsbe was and
badly hurt The child thrown out and injured so 90
vereIy that died in few minutes thereafter. Az in
que Il held BY Coroner Hanford yesterday and ve''
die. in accordance with the fscts was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

SERIOUS AccIDESr.-A female whose name is unknown,
while crossing Sixthav Yesterday morning was knocked
down and run by horse and wagon and sustained
fracture of the thigh and severe injury to the head
She was conveyed 10 the n Y. Hospital.
a man named Edward Maloney was knocked down ani
run over by stage in Broadway THURSDAY night and
dangerously injured. He was taken 10 the n hosp"a
by a Policeman of the Sixth Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

81 epidemic - p-ever' % aay cass Of d,iIe ns i1y
other rnr, Of the crT.
mike these remarks II ihe bes OF moods trusting
,bey may have eie1. IA altering the position OF
afsis have number 0: other matters u complain OF,
bu, viii defer them until some Later time. Zs-AS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

SuIcIDE.-Willism Armstrong native OF Ireland ~
eor Of age committed suicide on Thursday night a, No
sl6 First-ay by taking laudanum. He had been unor
tunate in business and lately became very lntemperate
and desponding. Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

PoLicE-Robert Harrison grocer at the corner OF
Montgomery and Waensts complained Of by the street
Commissioner for encumbering the sidewalk, was hned
a. nv the Recorder
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

Mr. Aaron Bennett of Trenton, struck on Thursday
morning by the early line OF from Phadephis at
Trenton and killed. He driving cows from ths
track lust as the engine approaching but unfortunately
| did not get out of reach himself in time
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

An artesian well has been bored q. Cape May, 80 feet
deep which supplies excellent fresh water Ihs Is con.
dered satisfactory test of the fact that good water
be procured on the shore by boring Cape May but
hiny visited this season. owing to the exorbisan pces
- sor kna ri
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
Sheriff Sale.

OY virtue Of writ of Vendi Eyponas directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, Ohio shall expose sale public vendue ut the
Court House in the town of Ravenna.
on Saturday, the 10th day of June neat,
between Of O'clock and four O'Clock p
NJ Of said day. the following described lands tenemen
TO wits Situate In township number in said county Of
Portage In the 9Th rage Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserves and known by being part of ot number
thirty in said township which situated the dwell
ing house then late the residence of Israel A. Thondke;
tanning about ney-nne of nd be sold subject the
nights Of the respondents Charles Twtche set forth i'll the
answer to wits the privilege of following said premises, up
to the south line thereof.
Sold execution wherein Luke H. Tborndike is Plain
lif, and Alpheus C. Andrews snd al, Defendants.
Appraised at $I3SG,OO.
Sherf's Office Portage Co.,l JAMES WOoDARD. Sheriff
RavenDa, MAY 8, 1854, 463-5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17

Ono, BY w. d. GALLAGHER,--In reply to a
personal attack in the Louisville Journal, w: d..
Gallagher, the editor of'the Courier, wrote as
follows: T g.ss-sjg, ...,,a sra nagFs are
"One charge laid at the door Of the senior ed
itor of the Courier by the editor OF the journal,
is that he is late importation from Ohio.'-
Ohio is as good q State to come from, we are in
clined to think, as Connecticut, from which the
senior editor of the Journal imported himself
long after our feet and eyes and heart were more
familiar with the soil and beauties and people of a
large portion ok eHtucky than his are now. We
did. come from Ohio, and we are proud Of that
State Though nut "a native Of ii, we grew up
with it, we gloried in its free institutions, we work
ed 10 make 1t what it is, we rejoice in its pros
perity, and no taunt shall ever cause us to turn
the cold shoulder upon its green hill sides, its
fertile plains, its beautiful women and its high
minded men, almost god-Iike In the energies Of
their nature. But Ohio needssno our snlogy-
Look at heFs there ssahds! -, y z n 4 s;s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
May LIST, 1854.
AN ACT

(57] AN ACT
To authorize County Surveyors to acknowledge
deeds and other Instruments; and to administer
oaths.
Sec. /. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the several county Sur
veyors, how and hereafter in Office in the the sew
eral counties of the State of Ohio shall each, in
their respective counties, have the same power
to take and certify the acknowledge of deeds,
mortgages, powers OF attorney, and other instru-
ments affecting real estates, that justices Of the
peace now or at aIy time hereafter may have in
their proper counties.
Sec. 2. That the several County surveyors,
now and hereafter in office in the State of
Ohio, shall each, within their respective coun-
ties, have the same power to administer oaths
and affirmatons, and to take aidavits, and certi-
fy all OF the same, that justices of the peace, now
or hereafter, at any time, may have in their prop
er counties, except in the trial Of causes before
such justices. KS. Hr..r.. sr
F. c. LEBLOND.
Spealer of the House of Representatives
JAMES MYERS.
President of the Snate.
A,-l 90 Jok1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17

The New York Courier and Eaqgirir translates
an account Of an attempt to murder the president
of New Grenada BY an Internal machine on the
2oth of March. It was discharged against the
windows and walls ofthe government house. On
hearing the report the presidents guard was called
to arms, and the place having been reconnoitered
where the explosion had taken place, nine mus
ket balls and six pieces iron were found, of diff
ferent sizes, but all Of them about three or four
lines in thickness, and proving to be parts Of an
iron bask. Fortunately the authors Of the crime
had given it wrong direction
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
X T. Nj o V A l..

THE Subscriber begs Leave to inform his friends and
that he has removed No. B. Phnix Block where
he viii be most happy to have than call and examine his
new and well selected stock of SPRING .9ND SUMMER
CLOTHING just arriving and which for style and durab
will compare with that fany house West of the Allegheny
Mountains. .-y. ... -.
would call particular attention to the great variety of
Clo. Cashmere Goats a colcrs and textures; Black
and Fancy Cashmere Pants, mountains OF Satin and Mar
aies Vests Furnishing Goods in endless variety Trunks
vasscs CARPET Bags, etc. all of which will be sold
shade lower than the lowest Remember the place. No. 3,
Phoenix Block. c. GREENFlkLDEn.
Rayenna, May l.. 1854,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
Murrlfa.


In Ravenna, the 9th inst, by Rev. Ezra JONES' Mr..
JOSHUA c. HURLBUT, Of Freedom, and Miss ELIZA N.
ROBINSON, of Ravenna.
In Edinburgh, the 4h inst, by the Rev. Ava Wilder,
Mr.. WILLIAM P. DAVIS, and Miss OLIVE E. TIBBALs,
all Of the former place.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
New Road NOticc.

NOTICE ia hereby given that petition will be presented
~ the Hon Board Of county Commissioners Of Portage
county Ohio at their next session praying that road be
laid out and established in tho township of Franklin in said
ty follows wits commencing the north line
lands John Rhodenbaugh at the east line oflot No
49, thence north westerly course to near the railroad be-
Pepn and Brady lakes thence north of west
parallel with the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail road, prae
cable to the bridge the Cuyahoga River in tho south
part of lot No SO in franklin.
Franklin, May 3, 1854. 463.4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
April 90, 1854.

T6l] AN ACT
To amend the twen,y-ninth section Of an act en-
titled san act for the Incorporation of Town
ships" passed March Ia, 1853
SECTION !. Be ii enacted ty the General As
se,nbly Of The State Of Ohio, That section twenty
nine Of the act entitled San act for the Incorpor-
alton oftownships," passed March l4th, 1853, be
SO amended us to read: "That it shall he lawful
for the Trustees of any township, in any county
in this State, to purchase, and protect or improve
cemetery, or burying ground, not exceeding
ten acres OF land, for the use OF such township;
aud fnr the purpose Of paying for, and improving
and protecting such grounds, they are hereby uu-
thorzed to levy and assess upon the taxable prop
erty of such township, such a per centum as will
raise any sum not exceeding one thousand dollars
in any one year, until the whole amount of the
purchase money, with the interest due thereon
shall have been paid; and fifty dollars in any one
year thereafter, to be applied to the improvement
of the grounds, as aforesaid. That it shall be
the duty of the Coroner of any county to bury
such dead persons as he may hold an inquest up
on and who have left no means wherewth to pay
the expenses of their burial, in the burying
ground of that township wherein such inquest was
held, and the necessary expenses OF such buria
shall be allowed and paid by the township trus
tees; the coroner shall also be allowed for hi!
services under this section by the trustees of the
proper township, fifty cents for each person 81
buried
Sec. g. That section twenty-nine of the &C
to which this is amendatory, is hereby repealed.
F. C. LEBLOND. ST.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS.
ApriI 90, 1854. as... -a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
New FeOad NOtice,

NOTICE shereby given that petition will be presented
~ to the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners, their
June session AZ d. 1854, to have Road laid out and
established in Ravenna follows: beginning point
the Canton Painsville road, in Ravenna line be-
Lots Is and l6 south division in said Ravenna
the foot of the hill, south of Ethan A. Babcocks House
thence running in north-eastey direction through the
land of said Eahan A. Babcoek s. Carter and H. Hotchkss
until tersects the road from Ravenna Freedom,
point in little north of the of Lots H. @ l6 and
81 in the south division of Lots in said Rayenna.
April 81, 1854. 462-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
Dif1.

InTroy, Geauga county, the 18th inst long aud
painful illness Of eight months, father DAVID DoTY aged
years, formerly from Sharon, Conn. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
WIN. II. Johnson,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Szsyzxxs Will perform all operations connected with
profession in the most approved style of H. od-
Dentistry. Teeth from to full sets in
A4-O serted, single or in blocks, in u manner that
will avoid that unnatural appearance in Denial
Substitutes. Mr.. :, intends making Ravenna his perma-
nen residence and guarantee satisfaction a those who
may favor him with their patronage Office over f. w. Sey-
mour's Store.
REFFERENcs that be consulted by letter otherwise,
Dr. X. Sheldon Troy Geauga county; Ds Harlow Curts
and Vincent R. Tayo and G.. T. Bakeslee, Chagrn Fal
Rev. d. H. Miller, Chester. 463tC
Ravenna MAY !, 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
Petition for Partition.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
.,,a. Portage county. 5s. A.
George hoveless
Noah Dull
Jacob H. Baldwin
and othorpofs sons un-

knownto plaintiff ,..s u ,i. 7,..
Noah Dull Jacob H. Baldwin and other unknown persons
will take notice that petition was ed against them the
18th day Of May 1854 in the Court Pleas of Por.
wherein the said George Loveless demands partition Of
following described real esate situate In The township Of
bounded oows beginning at post standing north
west bank Of the Mahonng rver a. the Of
fourteen inches in diamster bears marks Is deg dis
tant l6 Inks thence 50 deg four chains, IS links
beach stump marked 1885, thence 81 deg; chains
post the edge Of the rock about 81 links above old dam
nom which northwest corner ofhe crib OF the canal lock-
bears 81 deg honce 80 deg 80 deg W; chain Sc
links TO post; thence north 30 wa chains, sat links
post thence east chains 40 links to post from which
Elm s inches in dameter bearing 66 deg W, distant
place beginning containing three Of and and that
the next term Of said court application will be made By
ssss 49, = ,a- Vi sliL sTaawnsa prm A~y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
Dissolution.

TTHE coparnersfp heretofore existing between Gustavus
Lane and George X Foster, this day dissolved BY
mutual consent.
The Of the late firm will be settled by Gusavus
Lae who will continue to carry the business the old
stand, where he will be happy 10 wait on those who may
favor him with their custom.
Ruyenna. Nav !. 1853, 4623W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
TO TIE LADIES' IN PARTICULAR,

MRS. L. T. RICHARDSON takes pleasure In informing
1 the ladies' Of Ravenna and vicinity that she is now
opening splendid of Millinery for the Spring and
Summer trade She has just received her Pattern Hats
direct from New York with beautiful variety Of French EN-
h ~, en-, Mi
constantly hand superior quality ohaiF Miits Gloves
Fans French Lace and Tuscan Bonnets, with variety
vited to call.
Particular attention will be paid Cleaning and Dressing
all kinds of Straw and Tuscan BOnnets in the most
Fashionable shape. She thinks long experience in this
branch of her business, will enable her 10 give entire sas
faction her customers She Is also prepared do Dress
making and will learn of the ladies' and 1 Dresses
according to Fower's new improved model.
N B. As she has been disappointed in not having Rooms
In the Phoenix Block this Spring she will remain for the pres
ent at her Residence Main street, about fifty rods East Of
said Block.
Rayenua, Nav 1. 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17

AuD1ToR's OFFICE, PORTAGE Co.'S
Ravenna, May Is, 1854.
certify that the foregoing laws are correctly
printed from the authorized copy certified to by the
Secretary of State. II
LORENZO FROST,
aet8Ii%-# III County Auditor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
REMOVAL.
SIS, No. 2, PHGHIx BLOCK,
r. r. INV

TAKES pleasure in sayngto As friends ana customers snd
the public generally, that he has removed 70 his new
Store
No. 2, PHGMx BLOCK,
whore be viibe happy walt them any hinF The
line Fancy and SaPeI Dry Goods; and he intends
devote bis stenon almost exclusively 70 The purchase and
sale Of Dry Goods he confident be Will be enabled pre-
sent 10 The people Of PStsRs Beek 81 G0eds aOf
suPasssd ~ gEay, sHsnty Price, By any Retail Dry
Goods Establishment West Of New York.
RaVenna, April u, 1854. .atr-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17

DYSPEPSIA AND DlNDIGEsT1oN.-These great scourges
OF people be well undcrstood s Of
ayerng curing them too highly appreciated The person
benefit upon his fellows, and is deserving Of hono This
desirable has been and mol only may
HOo6and's German Ber's," prepared BY DR.. C. M Jack
philadelphia which medicine spoken OF In terms OF
tho highest commentator by thousands who have tested its
efficacy Is perfect nnocuOus In Its nature, and possesses
the valuable property ofimproNng the health robust
well rs restoring the health Of tho sick. .t
NPCoMsunrTIoN AND SPIrrING BLOoD-See the certih-
cato Turner H. Ramsey for many proprietor Of
the Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg, Va, late Of the City
Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge the city OF Richmond, through regular
physician, opposed what he called quack
medicines, obliged to that its good effects In the
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicans had tried
the quaek medicines and the verge Ofdepair
well the grave. when he tried Carers Spanish Mixture
We refer the pubcto his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his
- Sec advertisements. 4634w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
PrOhsafc NOfice.

IN Executors and Administrators the following Esate
have presented to the Court Of Probate In and for the
of Portage, in the State OF Ohio their several settlement
which placedon file in the Office Judge of
said Court and continued for inspection and exception Of all
persons, until Monday the fifth day of June, A. d. 1884,
I...a MI Ia LtnA Lial a annl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DOC,T. III. TUBRS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows,
Ravenna---Prentss House, "Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday until4 O'Clock, P. NJ. gath and 25h May.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday, esd May.
CleyelanI--American House, Thursday and Frda! 4th
and 5th of May
Warren-Clinton House, Monday goth of May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, lnammaiions, rheumatism, Asthma,
Shoncss of Breath difficulty Of breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restlessness Loss Of
apPette Constpaton arrangement OF the Stomach Bilious
Affections Gravel White Swengs, long standing dis
eases, are invited TO call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION Dr. neither bleedsnor
bscrs; nor Is he Homppahst; he Mercury Ar
senic Anthony any other mineral medical agent is
lie Thompsonan he neither seams gives emecs. His the
oy of diseases differs from all Others that have been adopted
but than his ystem of treatment He does not
make sick TO make WE'LL tear down to build again.
aay irritation, by patching with anodynes.
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre.engaged attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements. a-,t
An unbiased opinion TO the probability ofa cure is al
SALT RHKUM RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs. l.. Rumgh of Beaver Pa ,cured OF Salt Rheum of
eight nine years standing 1t OF most painful
aete covering the entire surface of the hands and portions
of the and person First called nearly four years ago.
In four months the skin became sO and smooth, and
mains entirely free from disease to this me The above
is selected because of the first cured in tho West and
best shows its permanency Those who have been similarly
affected and cured reside in the vicinity Of nearly
pontmer to whom reference be given Equal success
has attended treatment of White Swengs Scrofua Alsces
and Fever Sores of which have been noticed the
monthly reports In the treatment of all such rely main
y upon latcrnal remedies that calculated to neutraze
the acd substances supporting Diseases and by exciting
heahu activity the skin and other secreory organs to force
nOxous to escape by the natural channels Hence
the is radical without depletion and instead of endan-
gerng the Lungs superficial healing of ulcers or "scat
terng Of iRUariaby dOcS 1t serves to protect aud
strengthen those vital Our remedies are selected
clusivey from the Botanic Kingdom carefully rejecting ALI
and other posons They be borne by the most
delicate and feeble constitutions, and never increase put
uay liability colds As do not make sick TO make UcH
deUn build up again, patients may remain ut home
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17

HATS, @ h
lust received the following sye Of Hats Gents Excelsior
q SILK Hats Genn, LeAry's aud Bebce syie James Van
Nance Spring style Cashmere, Mems Hungarian Mapped
Hats Black Congress Fur Citizens do, Pearl Cowbans.
do, Black Planters do Brush Mexeans do Fur Panama NJ
Do Fsr Panama Cowbans do drab do, Black Magyar do,
Pearl, do childs Pearl Magyar do. JAMES TwITT
Ravenna, April 1854. b.. ..- :
tHIDRENS HATS. Of all the above Styles qualities and
" prices. April 6, s.--t. JANIS TwRT.
TREMENDOUS Big Stock o. Chldroa's Caps,
Il April6 JAMES TwiTT.
STRAW Goods, will bs opened In few days.
y April6, JAMES TwlTT.
WISHING
ITO go Of the Bonnet trade will sell my stock Of Bon
nets, at very low prices. Call aud them, have
good stock or Fash. Styles. AprG, JANIS TwIrr.
T AIDES FANCY FURS we have very large ussoIt
IL ment ofLades Dress Furs, comprising Minus, Cufs, Vic
grimes, Dee /, at TwITT's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
NRm a0uartisrmruts.

-. PARASOLS.
BEAUTIFUL assortment and cheap pretty can be
"A found, May II. at PRENTss HOPKISs & Co.
NEW WHITE FISH and TROUT, in half bbls., this day
~ received and for sale at F. w. SEYMoUR'S.
May l6, 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-05-17
feg.3 .T Take Notice.
THE RAVENNA HAT STORE
NO. PMG%Ix, nLooR,

VoUNG MEMS STYLE Of Hats, inch lower In Crown
than the sl usually 1fimmed with Black Sik Vel
vet These Hats under special drec-
on For samples eallat my SOre notice those fashion
ab Chats By fashionable young men, be any
time Broadway. JAnEs TwITr.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

was subsequently, removed to the jail
as q rescue was feared. 1t IS said
thar he Is an Irishman. thathe shb bbed
a man in the crowd round the polls in
The Fifth Ward. and then dropped biz
knife and ran; he was pursued for sew.
sral squares and finally caught.
On Morgan and Green streets, ex.
tending wesI frum Broadway. not an
Irish grocery is left. all being torn to
pieces, and the houses more or less in
jured. A frame row at the northwest
corner of Fifth and Green suffered Sc
verely. The boarding being
split and torn by stones. and all the
windows AMI doors smashed
1rAtarough estimate there are not
less than tiftv or sixty houses. chief
ly Irish doggeries Of the lowest order.
badly damaged and their contents de-
stroyed. ~. = ->.,'
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
An Appeal to the Voter. ofFranklin


From necessity. am indaeed 70 ask yoursufra-
ges forthe once Of County Treasurer. for one
term only. Never having been n politician or Of
dce-s eke-, afes words may be necessary IN asI-
Ing your suarsges. IL win DO recoliected that
was the unfortunate contractor FOE building the
'garnet House, so called, IN which have become
embarrassed and unable to meet my liabilities,
from circumstances unavoidable A strong desire
10 pay my honest debts, and square my actions In
future with alimaukind, induces me 10 ask your
sunfages With some hope OF success.
Aug. Is, 1884. B. W. RRMY.
Ma. EDrroR:-Please announce the name Of
Thomas Williams, OF Brook vile township rs a
candidate to represent this county in the next
legislature. 0
Ma. EDroR;--Pieass announce my name as can
dilate for Township Assessor for Bfookville
township, atihe October election.
DAVID v. JOHNSON.
Nm. GooDwIN:--Pleasen announce the name Of o.
NJ. Powers.as an independent Candidate FOR the
Office Of Treasurer, a, the ensuing election.
- -a'tt MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EDlroR.--yoa win please announce m,
name, as a candidate for the ofice OF County At
dI,or, at the ensuing October election.
JOHN J. CHAPMAN.
Ma. coopwIS:-vou win please announce ny
name as a candidate. for tho ofice Of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing October Election.
BIZ. WEST.
Ma. EprTon:-You win please announce M,
name a Independent candidate at the octo
Der election for the ONCE OF Auditor OF Frank
lin County. EvAN OWENS.
Ma. EprToR Please announce my name nm
Independent candidate forrownshlp Assessor FOR
Brookvllle township, at the October election.
I1t THos. T. SMITH.
Ma. Goopwis;--Pieass announce the name Of
WILL. cUMBAcK, u Decatur county, as a calI.
didate for Congress. In this distct subject 10 the
decision OF the people At the polis.
Ma. EDroas--you will plcase announce my
name as an Independent candidate for tho sheriff
klty OF Franklin county, subj ee TO the viii of The
people. WASHINGTON J. Mc'cARry.
Ma. Goopwiss--Piease announce my name as =
Tor sherIGef franklin county, nj the en-
suing October election.
MALCOLM A. LOVES.