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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22
PHrEApxrrHrA, NAV IL,

PHIEADRLPHIA, May IL.
10 the Episcopal Convention Committee
was appointed to examine into the expedi-
ency Of dividing the diocese appointments.
An assistant Bishop was suggested BY Bishop
Potter in the pastoral charge.
WASHINGTON, May IL.
Stark b. Taylor, of Washington was ap-
pointed messenger Of the court Of claims.
Judges Gilchrist and Scraburgh have left.
They will return on the 18th of July, when
the court sits two weeks to receive applics.
tons for docketing and will then adjourn IN
I'll October. The total applications for land
warrants are Sl37, 900.
Isaac Reed, -four merchant Of George.
town, on returning from IN excursion last
night, was drowned.
BosroS, May Is.
Joseph Hiss was arrested to-day for debt,
while on his way to the Stste-House. His
counsel then procured writ Of kabeas corpus
on the ground that Hiss was . member of the
House and not liablesto arrest, and will On.
deavor to push the matter Of his expulsion 10
= hearing before the court
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

0T We trust the present difficulties under
which we labor as regards telegraph des-
patches, will be speedily removed. We
have not received dispatches with any regu-
lsrity latsly, but look sanguinely for a
batter time coming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

0t We give the news BY the arrival Of
The Baltic, to-day. 1t will be found Of rather
more than the usual importance, yet not
vsry exciting. We should have received this
news Friday or Saturday night, but the line
did not work well.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

uThe Enquirer calls us "Iick.spittle. /"
Well. il he calls himself spittle, we are GER
tsinIy the greatest liek.spinle ever known.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRK Hot NlGHTn AHE COMING:
Ii those wish sleep eoo had better e.i ~ Coll
IA burn & Hsrsf bsrgsr's. and buy mattress. We
suraiss best nsresss Of every ssssspes And
sss made In the Wssssrn country. doubts
word les them call sad exaiAe. and produce better
We have psyfsntsd aAi WI efs 70 order
spring. hay N shuek Daxtrses and vayfan1
chem better than can Be obtained q any Other city
Eastern ssovy sad will searsssses then t0ssgad
To county merchants would cay that furnfsh
Any other city.
We would cay that elssng o. balsHes
ear spriae and masr dies GOOD large dsecus
cost those Nko earAtns had call asd
anime. 0OLBURS & HERSHbERGER.
mv17 Fostsr.s Block First O..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

DWELLING suitable for snail family. end ere fss
as:.lsy. sss.ss:. i SsS... - aziEccI sfoDpaRb
uyl5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-22

$4,000
WORTH OF TnB MOST PAeHyONADIR
Cl0faIN0 AT A SAC6lflCkl
IY the lac ft. have lOss sissAsg s.lse
ID sbGea Dus whss stock Of Clothing ID
The second ste II ssv STORE wAish We deprivsd
tien this frisnds that sAs sell the whole stock
OF at greatly ffueed priees without regard V eest Oar
motto ehall be for ~ D1Ht I've AvBths:
s1r MUST De SOLDt,
WH. LOBWkNTHAL co.,
Dy1 Corner Of Main and Flint ST.
kUR large soek Of Eubfsidsfp. Hosiery. Bonnsts aad
" nibbsus, vhfsh ~ dway kspt for Wholesale trade
None. rssAsP Of order In Of
ars snd selling such Low
ar be sor reached. WIN. L0EwENTBAL co.
inst SOD expressly for hHnily 49,.
u r Air nest choice Gun 20 wdsI Yes;
, A. ds Do Imperial .d0;
a. AZ % Y0ans HysSA do;
do a. sz-tEaAns hfask o.;
. 40 do ~ =. Bacon 8 o.. NJ 4 ..
Do SACKS BiAirsviii. Mill t1ssf;
~ rv,7 T. BACON CO.: Main e:
aNaFsH R,,,,, ana E,-, IA An. laps Chisheas -
= mySS OAOO.-
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IDEC'D per steamer TO-
~ ensss r. W. Boston Mssshss;
3soses New York do;
bog yutneg3;
s.ss PsPpeF'
10 desen strain hemp BED cords;
10 do Ne. Do d.;
. .ssil: sss s,.p.l Bed ss.s'
DO grsss Halter Rope;
Z reals cotton Bed cord;
barrel Sulphur;
60 Epss1 8ale;
dosen poundeaus Mustard;
- nests market baskels;
sbezes Lsmsn Syrup;
10 desen Keptneky Mustard;
4berrs1s hne s1s Smoking Tobassss
10 do5sn faney Buckets;
10 ness Wooden Bowb;
sdossa s.sss %;
20 dossa Shaker Brosns;
10 ness blus Tabs (3);
do do do (s);
dozen assorted Wen Buckets
do School Baskets;
do Tar Cans;
II as Wssh Boards
u Do " hisks;
% Fancy Whisks;
DO winew.N sgons; for sale - vey lev prices 70
sashh BY nyls I. D. HEIMANN.
n DWELLING sui a r 4 family. and fer
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21
ROWELL, WITTER & co.

POWELL & WITTER are now receit-
lO Ing their stock Of spring aud summer Goods,
which have been purchased at low prices and win be
sold at corresponding rates. and they would reepect
fully request all who wish to purchase goads, 70 call
AZ no fhenix Block, that being the place 20 get ts
worth of your money. May 8, i65S q
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Extraordinary Case or FascIatIOn.


About two weeks since a little girl, near
six yssrS Of age, named Costilla Hill, of
Gilmanton Center, was searching for berries
In the field, when her attention was arrested
BY peculiar singing noise, and on looking
up, she perceived two large black snakes,
one Of which was in an erect attitude and
gszing fxedly upon her, accompanying its
vibratory motions by as she says "a most
beautiful singing" She first attempted to
run, but found herself utterly incapable ofsb
doing. She tieii lUoked at the snake until
she became 80 pleased with il that she took
it into her lap, and held it until she thought
it asleep, and then fed to the house. For
q number Of days she visited the snake, un-
known to her parents, who finally discovered
her feeding il from her hands. She con-
tinued feeding itregularly every day, becom-
ing more and more attached to il, until il
would wind itself about her arms and neck
and even take food from her mouth. Finally
she was prevailed Upon to place it in box
on condition that 1t should not be hurt, and
in that it is still kept, except when being
fed. Hundreds in the vicinity have been
to see it, and it is the opinion of the medica
men who have seen her, that she is completely
fascinated, and that the death Of the reptile
would prove fatal to her. Her parents have
had many tempting offers 10 permit her tC
be taken about and exhibited with the snake
but, though they are poor, they have se1s'
enough to refuse all suck offers. Tit
snake iy over four feet long.
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From Kansas.

Our friend John NJ. Gilman, of New Lis
bon, 10 now in Kansas. He Writes as fol-
lows to the editor of the Ohio Patriot. We
wish those croakers about Kansas would
read it carefully:
, II have not heard half as much said about
slavery in Kansas siuce have been in Miss
ouri as you will hear in New Lisbon al.
most any day. The excitement seems to
have. all died away for the present. have
talked with several Mssonrians aud slave
holders upon the subject of slavery in Kan
sac, and they all say that any country or
State is better off without slavery than with
it, and that they never desire nor expect
that Kansas would be slave State, and
that no efforts would have been made to
make 1t such, had not the abolition aid So
cieties so intensed the border Missourians. ."
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JULY APPOINTMENTS. =
DOCT. III. TUBES,
AMalVIicHl P1lySicinn m
Will be in attendance at lis rooms a asfoiiows.

WILLbe in attendance at his rooms asfollows. .
Ravenna--Prentiss House, Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day, until O'Clock, p. NJ. 24th and 25th July,
Akron--Empire House Monday, 23d July.
Warren-Gaskili House, Saturday, 2sth July.
CIeveIand-Amcrican House, Friday and Satur-
day 9th and eth July.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases OF the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infammations, Rheuma
.ism Asthma, ,shorness Of Breath difficulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa
biliies Restessness Loss of appetite, Constipation
Derangoment the stomach, Bilious Affections, GRAY.
ell White Swellings any long standing Diseases
invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR CoNsuLTATIoN!-Dr T., neither
bleeds blisters; norris he Homapahist; he
uses Mercury, Arsenic Autimony, any other mineral
as Il medical agent;nOr is he Thompsonian, he neither
seams gives emetcs. His theory of diseases differs
all others that have been adopted but not more
so than his system oftreatmeut. He does not max G
sick to make WE'LL down to build up again,
allay any irritation, by patehingup with
dynes. ,,.
Encouragement never given subjectng the patient
to expense, without q reasonable hope of success.
Persons afflicted with canccrous scrofular tumors
! or ulcers, should read the following:
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Railroad Accident.

Last Tuesday morning, the 8 o'clock A..
M, train on the o. & P. Railroad, met with
an accident about six miles below Eanon
Valley, which detained it for some time
The fasgs Of one of the wheels of the 10.
comotive became broken, which caused the
engine to run of the track and turn com
pletely over carrying the baggage cor along
with it. Mr.. CHiLDs the baggage master,
received severe injury, one which II is fear
ed may prove fatsR The Engineer and fire
man were also slightly injured.
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fPfon Dr. rraakI ..RodEh Nols. N

PEOFLK's CAHrruArkA.-1 have been very
much amused 10 hear folks talk about their
fsyorits men; and they very Oftsn utter =
great deal Of hofsencs without seeming to
be aware Of II. As long as anything Is re-
stricted 10 conversation in private circles,
Il may be tolerated II ever 20 absutd; but
when II gains sdmittance ins0 the PapefsI
and is made a passport to public favor it be-
comes proper subject for examination. =
Certain politicians are seeking to bring
forward their men under the name of spec
ple's Csniidates." II is evidently very
bold assumption. Since the time Of Wash
ington's administration, the people Of the
United States have been divided into two
or more parties, and real Peoples nomin-
alton has been impossible. We have three
parties now:-KnOw Nothing, Free Soil, and
Democratic. If the Free Soil people should
nominate man, II would be only Free
Soil Peoples nomiuotiOh-nOt the Peoples;
and so Of the rest. We have had no "Peo-
ple's candidate' since Washington, and
never shall have one again.
do do not care what man the Type sup
ports for Governor or anything else; but, as
we'll as think of Mr.. Smith, one Of its edi.
tors, / cannot agree with him when he says
as he did in late number, that "Mr. Chase
as a warm frienl of Free Labor Land Re-
form, and kindred measures, and called by
the exigeBces ofthe times. stands before the
people as their candidate" DC. This is tot
much. He has only been oalied by the "ex
igences" ofa few editors, and stands before
the people, not as "their candidate" but al
an Office seeker, that sundry editors and dem
agoguss are trying to thrust upon them. HI
never was anything more land probably
never will bel than the Fres Soil peoples
candidate-and believe they are not thu
/! whole people, yet. Let US call things BY
their right names.-Tspe ofthe Times, toi
Julg 4th.
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The CouRr HousE.-The Improvements
and repairs in the Court House are going
forward rapidiy,and al few days will witness
thorough renovation Of the "Seat Of JUS
tice," The Probate Office is to be consider.
ably enlarged and improved. This was
very much needed. The Court room also
is to undergo the cleansing process. The
work is going on under the suPerinten dance
ofD.K X. WHEELER Esq, one Of the COM
missioners. He is Superintendent fitly
chosen. No better man could have been
selected for the place.
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The Crops.

The crops Of grain and grass in Portage
county, have never been better than the
present season. There will be a heavy
yield Of Everything. Farmers are busy gath
ering In their harvest. The wheat is gener.
ally excellent. Rye, oats and grass, far
exceed the expectation Of farmers. Corn
though kept back by the cold and wet wealth
er for while, during these warm days, is
coming on rapidly. Every thing is encour
aging.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

TRAGEDY IN GREENAsTLE, IND.-An af-
fray took place in the streets of Greencas-
tie a week or two since, between DR..
STocToN and man by the name Of Co.
CREST, in which DR.. s, was kiled-CE-
CREST using bowie knife and the DIR. a
cane only. The affair grew out Of trivial
circumstance and a quarrel Of words in
which the lie passed freely, ending in a
tragedy which brings grief and irreparable
loss to many Both parties are said to be
past the meridian Of life, and OF very respec-
table characters. CEcREsT was at one time
q clergyman.
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The Emperor Of Russia is Dead
stoves for the PCODlel

.. CLU =, Would say 10 the people OF
y Kavenna and vicinity, that he continues to carry
the Copper Tia and Sheet Iron business In all Its
branches, and will furnish good any other
establishment, and scheap too. He will pay especial
attention to the manufacturnga putting up Of Fave
Tr0ghs, and will do all work in that line cheap and
''leete' better tliafr any of the one horse" Tin
shops travelling abOutthe country.
All wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be of the very best materials and done In tue most
workmanlike manner ane warranted. He Intends to
keep on hand general assortmentof STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latest and best patterns,
and prices that defy competition. Old Copper Brass,
Pewter, Rags, and most Kinds of country produce
ceived In payment. Repairing of all kinds done on
short notice. -
His shop is ON the south side Of Main st., Just across
from the Ph9uix Block Ravenna, Ohio. Just call In
and satisfy YOURSELF gentlemen as to the quality OF
work and prices. JOHN s. CLUTE.
Ravenna, Sept. II, 1854. 4S4-f
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WONDERFUL HARVEST IN KENTUCKY
The Louisville Courier hasinformation from
all sections of the State, to the effect that
there is every reasonable prospect Of har-
vest unparalleled in the history Of Kentuc-
ky. Every species of grain has grown with
the greatest luxurance. The orchards are
bowed down with their fruitful loads
Hemp promises to be a fine yield, and the
tobacc will be far better than last year.
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ChnnRe Of Time.

We learn from the Plain Dealer, that
change will take place in the time table Of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh RailrOsd, on
next Monday the 9Sd inst. The six o'clock
Morning Express train from Cleveland, and
the P. M. train from Pittsburgh, are to
be discontinued. The mail train which now
leaves Cleveland $50 A. NJ. will hereafter
leave Cleveland. at 7.4O A. M. The after
noon train from Pittsburgh will arrive at
Cleveland at S-95 A. NJ. and the afternoon
train at 2-20 p. NJ. .... .
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

OF The letter from KossUTH to the N.
Y. Times which will be found on the first
page, is full of practical instruction. His
arguments against the principles and prac-
tices of Know Nothingism, are clear and
strong. Read them carefully.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21
COLUMBUS, o., June 3oth, 1866

GREAT SALE OF SHORT Horns IN Eve
LAND.--.At Hendon, England, ON the Gath
Of April, sale Of l0l cattle, consisting Of
II cows and heifers, and IA bulls, took place
at prices ranging from Is to 500 guineas
each. Some Of the English Journals at.
tribute the high price to American buyers,
who they say are getting away their best
cattle. They advance the opinion that our
importing associations, BY which the ex-
pafse is 50 divided, can afford to pay higher
prices than individual buyers in their own
county.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

CoLUMB1ANA Co.-Two boys, names un-
known, were drowned in the Ohio at Liv-
.erpool. on the Sd inst, by the upse,ting OF
askiff. Their bodies we're recovered short
ly after.
Mr.. Gilman and the Messrs. Mil
Ter, of New Lisbon, have returned from
Kansas, and are SO we'll pleased with the
country that they design making it their
permanent residence.--Situbenville Cnio'
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GsOdY,s LadY'S Book.

For August has come to hand. This num-
Der is more than usually interesting. Besides
the usual amoun, OF drawings, stories, po-
etry, music &C., which are all excellent, the
Editor also furnishes his readers with long
list ofreccipts for the most approved sum-
mer beverages, which in this warm season
are very far from being Objectionable to
the lovers of comfort and "pleasont drinks" J"
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Dentistry.
DeAt.SsIy'
nR, ], G., WILLIS, DENTIST, respeci

nR. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
~ Informs the people Of Portage county that he has
opened an office over RoweI and WitteI store the
west end Of the brick block. BE will Insert phO sets
oftesth the atmospheric pressure principle par
tla sets in the way, in suitable Pivoteeth
inserted so as to be serticabe and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good SER
vice. and will be finished in the highest style ofhe art
He WILL also, payparteular attention 70 correcting ir-
reguiartes in chdren's teeh and will treat success
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth, -,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
least pain possible. Chlufufotm given in suitable ca
ses, required, and with perfect safety References
will be given to Individuals who have worn whole and
partial SETS oftceth. putup by him, for years and with
complete success. Also to those who have now in
their mouths pivottoet inserted by him six yeArs ago.
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also referto persons who have teeth perfect
ly sound, which were filed by him from four to six
years ago He invites all who may require the sery
ofa Dentist to give him call before ngaging work
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
theirpatronage, hathis charges WILDE reasonable and
his work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most
kinds of farm producetaken in exchange for work.
Specimens of hisworkmay be seen at his Office.
March 7. 1S55-3I-U
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b (tAy- The storm on Monday last, was
very severe in some parts Of the country
In Georgetown the fall Of water was i'm
mense, raising the streams higher than a'
any time before during the season. Bridges
were swept away and much damage done to
crops. The Mshoning has been ''raging''
for several dsys.--Col. Co. Republican.
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Family and school Instructor.

We are in the regular receipt OF the e"Fam'
lily and School Instructor" an educational
Journal edited by Prof. ON. HARTsHoRN.
principal Of the Mt. Union Seminary. Persons
friendly to the cause of education and intel
lectual advan sement, will do well to sub.
scribe for the "Instructer." Its articles are
generally we'll written, and upon subjects
appropriately connected with the educational
movements Of the time.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

OIBBONS-We claim that we now have
LII ready for sale the prettiest and Cheapest lot OF
bonnet ribbons that have ever been offered to the la
dies Of Portage county. and we call upon those,
and ALL to call in and substantiate statement.
Mays, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. Co.
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or The July number Of the Genius Of
the West, published and edited by William
T. Coggeshall, CincinuatD has been sent US
This magazine is gradually und surely in
creasing in patronage and influence. Mr..
CoccEsHALL seems determined to make it
one of the first literary periodicals in the
West, and according to present indications
n brilliant success will attend his efforts.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

,CoxsPIRAcY IN BREADsTurFs.--The New
York Journal Of Commerce iaentiens, a.
current In New York city, a report that sew
eral capitalists and large produce deslers
held meeting at Buffalo on Thursday, the
asia ult., to "devise ways and means to con-
troll the. present stock Of breadstuffs," and
thus not only to determine the amount to bs
forwarded to the seeboard but also to regu-
lae The prices. tti 74i &
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nOOt and Shoe stOre.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounes to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity,
hathe has been receiving during the past wesk gem
era and eomDleto Assortme nj Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the Sprin trades comprising the various kinds
and eolBrs0f Ladies and 6entemen, Boys and Yodhsf
Misses and Children's Gaters. Enameled Pat Leather
and CGr skin Congress Caters, BoOIes aud Bukkns,
Kid and Enamelsd Patient Leather. Also q few pair
OF Ladies' AHd Gents RubbeTs usto supply the pres
ent demand.
Tbs public are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
inc themselves, they may be assured Of nbding
an article thai Will su with prices corresponding with
the times. mar2l-3S
RaXenna. March 10. 1855 WIN. GARDNER.
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as or An editor, out in Illinois, in speak
ing Of the growing corn crop, says, at is
impossible for him to sleep at night" He
must live near fifty acre lot right close a.
round the house. - a.
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Mas ii. r. M. Brown Of Cleveland, will
lecture in the Free Church at Ravenna,
next Sunday st half past ten, and half
past one.
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sfrucIx by Lightning.

On Tuesday during the storm, large elm
tree, near the residence Of Rev. E. c. Sharp,
Atwater, was struck by lightning. A horse
standing under the tree was killed.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-21

or The Circus on last Saturday, was
regarded by many. as humbug.
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NJ OTlCE-Notice is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been duly appointed and quail.
fed az Administrator, with the will annexed, Of the
tate ofJeremy Pike, late Of Brimeld, Portage county
Ohio, deceased. - :; s.. -. -.. ... .--- ,---r- +,
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A SSTGNEE'S NOTICE-RoweIl a. Wit

OOIUNEED . NUIICE-hOWeII q w II
n terhaving this day made general assignment of
their entire stock in trade, notes and accounts to the
undersigned in trust for their creditors. All persons
having unsettled accounts with said firm, or who are
indebted TO them by note are requested to call forth
with and settle the with Mel willie A. Day, agent
for the Assignee, at No. Phenix block in whose pos
session the books and notes be found. The entire
stock ofgoods covered by said assignment are sell
ling off At COST. Persons therefore wishing to pur-
chase goods cheap will do wetO call soon, it is de-
siruble to close up the concern without delay.
Rayenna, July 9, 1855 48-4w Z. SPALDING,