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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
New Arrangcin emit.

THE Subscriber having taken the old
i stand of Durham & Gardner, doors east Of the
brick block in Ravenna, intends to continue the BooT
SHOE and LIZ ATHER BUSINESS In all its branches,
Hewillkeep on hand, to meet the wants of his Gus
TONER'S general in the Boot and Shoe line
of all kinds ofbJth eastern and home made work, and
most kinds OF Leathers Innings, Findings, Lasts, &c.
Allhome made woEk will be ofthe BEST material that
can be procured; and having engaged the services OF
as cutter In some of the best in the
country he fatters himself he furnish his custo-
with any article in the Boot and Shoe line that
made. either east or west. Al
Cash, Veal Skins and mo stkinds ofproduce takenin
Ravenn .. March IL. is5s-So-tf JOHN GILLIs.
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March 9Th, ls5e-s1-6w.
Legal Notice.

Nancy Bedford, Elias Bedford and Francis Bng.
ham, of the State OF Ohio are hereby
notified, that the 4th day OF March, 1885, Sylyes-
ter Hurlbut Administrator with the will annexed OF
Nancy Hurlbut, deceased, filed his petition against
them and Others in the Probate Court ofthe County
Portage and State Ollie, and which is stil pending
therein; the object and prayer Of which petition is to
obtain an order from said Court for the sale OF the fol-
lowing real estate (of which the said Nancy Hurbui
died sejzed) or so much thereof may be necessary
TO pay the dehts Of said Decedent to wits stuaein the
township Of ofFreedom, County Of Portage, and State Of
Ohio, and is known as being forty aud SOlOO acres
land In the south east part Of lot No. 81.
Also certain other piece of land situate In The
township, county and State Aforesaid, ahd Ii known
as being 40 acres ofrom the north Ade Of lot No So
jcct to deed executed by Joshua G. Hurlbut and
wife February 81, 1855, to Samuel Hurlbut convey
ing from said tract eleven acres Of land.
Said petition will be for hearing the Sd day oi
~ -.' -'''O j. Z. 4 n. G. RASNEY.
March 9Th. is5s-si-4v.
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March Ii. is55-s2-4w.
I'm Portage Common Pleas-Civil
Action.
William Frazer,
VS. FOfecI04ure.
Sath n ala y

Seth A. Giiiett, ct. ais.
Robert Z. Gileit, defendant herein, and non resi-.
dent of this State hereby notified that the 10th
day of January, 1856, the Plaintiff William Frazer, fl
ed his Petition in the Court of Common Pleas of the
County of Portage. and tate of Ohio, against him the
said Robert 4. Gillett and Others which s still pend
ing thcroin the objectand prayer Of which said petition
is to foreclose mortgage given by the So id Seth A.
Get, to Plaintfo the 10Th day OF July, 1856, upon
the following premises: Situate in the to nship of Ra
VIENNA, County of Portage, and State of Ohio, known
being eight lot T. subject to the right Of the
township to the use OF the burial ground on the North
west of the lot containing Of land said
eight lot is part oftOwnshp lot No. 81, In the
South division of lots In Ravenna township aforesaid.
Said Petition that the said Robert +. Gillett,
(among others) has a mortgage lein upon the above
described premises, by virtue Of mortgage Deed,
from Seth A. to him made and executed July 49, 1855,
and asks that he be made party defendant TO said Peti
ton. The said Robert r. Gillet, is required to
swer the same or before the nth day Of May, 1856
;. L. & H. G. RANNEY,
Attys. for Petitioner.
March ii. 1S56-3o-6W,
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0TA good newspaper is like a sensible
and. sound hearted friend, whose appearance
on ones threshold gladdens the man with
the promise Of a pleasant and profitable hour.
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Adam McKibbin,
Attachment before
Clinton Young, Esq.
Justice of the Peace,
VS..
Rnilav 4 ComnhliY.

Of Hiram Township. Portage County, Ohio.
The Defendants Bailey and Company, are hereby
Notified that on the god day Of Feb, 1856, writ o.
attachment issued against the goods and effects o.
Defendants before said Justice at the instance of SAID
Plaintiff for the sum of S264,O Said cause is sci
for hearing April 25th, 1856, at 10 o'clock 4. M
ADAM MoKIBBIN,
ByJ. l.. & H. C RANNEY,
His Atty's.
Moroh 1nse 90 a,v
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!--On hand
j. and Cor sale cheap, The celebrated nEyle,, Plowl
81 different szess also sub enii, douhls and Road
Piows, Flew Points. culsiyatoys, Waeeon nexss 50.
MsreA !, isss. PxtNzIssV VAoFkiEs = 90.
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A Card,
ESTATE OF ELISHA SEARS.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified, as Administrator Of Elisha
sears, late Randolph, Ohio, deceased. All persons
tate, ars requested % makeaS early sesiement.
Randoioh. Fab. Ssth, 1885, avs = y
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WILLOW BASKETS-S Splendid.s,y les,
W at low figures, at HATeHs New Bookstore. 8
Aug. I0G 49,

NEW Goods, New Goods--A large and
lS splendid assortment of Goods the latest lea
and most approved patterns, can be found at q.
RAiRnR m t~
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E. Wits
SECOND ANNUAL
GIFT DISTRIBUTION!

SA0O GIFTS, to be Distributed
D4UU among the ticket holders!
Each Ticket will be entitled TO one Of the following
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%SE@Es DIR HARDMAN will be at the Prentiss House
WE<SY Friday, March eth.
See advertisement in another column
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nRESS TRIMMINGS-No opening q
~ large and we'll selected stock of Dress Trimmings,
of various styles and materia and prices that Gu
not be beat, for ceeapness, at HI DAYS,
Sept. "a, 1855. No. PhnniX Block.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13

/ AOIEO OULLAhO, ,UNDEHbLEEINEb
~ &c-A splendid lot of embroidered, Musns and
Cambria Collars, Underseeves and -hemisets. Now
the time for the ladies TO select any of the above
tices from the largest offered IN tlis
market, and at price that cannot fail TO suit at
No. Phoenix Block, Sent. 9. HIDAYsS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-20
NEW SERlES.--N0. 273
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

> ACRES Of Valuable Land on bosh Ed.s e.
II 3 Nashville and Cha Rim - IS 49, -.
Nashville on Shich depOi h been rscsnfIs oca,rS we
improved 2 cd sster, GO so with Iair pruUu-TIoa -
timber and cleared land "a excellent stand for eou-tr
store and resdec Either ef The Rad ar a. ,l
wii be so'd 20 suit Purcka srs -'
sex 'CREs. one nile frOn tAs toxn Of Fr.ahaa q,
williams ty On he Liberty road spd 4 ME- -, ~
the fenes and Alabama Rsrosd Ice here~ sIs---a
and IN cultivation - on Il coufortab
lasting SPRING, ara prouctv i-suitable Tor t,ur
AsndsOme settler viii sen 4. Il X or an % 1uit
porchRsrrr. e la.. .F
I0 ACSES mostly tnbered part ofshe B-en.uood Tract
the Tennessee and ALBANIA Kailrozd 81 nss south az
Nashville soil Of eEcel NJ qua iy. admirably adapted 70
tn purposes Of Nneyar Nursery, Market GARDEN.
1OH tCRES the t}sltatin 1nrnp ke road a. -ui,s
from Nashville. between StI and Sedge: would make
business nan IN town eonv nsnt coEforsOAs ecun
resid
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and Nertk
western Rahr al, " nile est Of Harpeth
river and2 me assten sprinrs; iS0 Acres e r.
a-o@ance veil mo rsd-Eo o soh and water, and
ortablc improvements.
52& AGREs, VII In provrd Z rles from NssAviyl.
the Mil GTeek Valley Pike. ami near the y &C Rk sell
OF good quality. 90 Dwelling, young Orchard sn in
very gocd neighhorhood
81 ACRhs IN the Brossyn Lrss. miles North % Nash
vile ne9r he Whites Geek Irrnpiks road Iosi beas.
ifai building iot
LOTS Of Size RON 50 fee. 70 IS Acres On he Bueas
VISTA TuTnp ke road from % miles cf Nashviils vfth
ntnont timber efnVenirni to sena Vista sprin. 4
~ u > IN the COZ Atom NaslV e near Wfi.oa's
Pnss on be frank Turnpike -oa; several
me Deo, o. the Tenn Ala R.R alien and scar he
ooio Tu npks rosd in the Tl Gsrd ana several
vest 81 Capitol Till rear the esFporsaio, line
FhiCE> LON-T PMS IIBERA'. Those uho wiuA "A
Sp'eu q n 10 uAuCR
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


Cheap Cash Store.
CORNER OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
wO0D MARE.
2AO pkgs cov'd Bu ,kets; - doz B nd Boxes
$50 doIen tia B)uS; 20l hamesi
200 SITS Tubs, pain ed 1n nc wan Boards;
Z15 Vanished and Three l5.O0i Pow ii n lies;
tfoap Rucks Is: - White Pine Tubs;
81 OO0 d Broom Handles IS 000 Cine Fishing Poles
15 liz whi'e edar Bucket 300 ,s'''ed Laeor krgs;
200 DOG Tar C us; ios Cedar Can.;
800 ikgs Half Bush NeaSurts Hrst boxes v4rnish'd
Is doz Pine huns, ssso' tee 5h Painted Tubs and
IS" RBCe -lrrs,
100 nests white c. dar Tub LIS DE- Well Buckets assted
BIAS ga WAKE.
2on viii Wagons co nmon IL nests German Market do
I5D extra; 80 . Clothes DO;
$40 d" Carts common; 100 los Feed Ba ksts In store
5nO A." ex Iali TOP, ant to arrive;
IS umpire Cabs: 40 doSen assorted Market
200 -1tra rs IOz ohBdren's Rattan and
15O dog n Willow and Rattan w.ow Chairs;
rick IA Eets; $ dog as,'ted ofn-e Chairs,
atan a. d willow very nice and cuol fJr Sumn er.
Aso Clio. Hampers imported 'ancy Basket Work Fruit
and Flower stands. Also-Wilow Wcrx made to ordeI.
FANCY tsGpODS.
90 dog seqthsr Duster>: ,ieO bdes Alicant Mats;
5o" as ed shoe Brushes; 81 lutte Hsrk and skeleton
IS R ,cking horses; IS doc Toy AIR Pi, OILS.
C"RDaGE, TwsNsS, dc.
1AOcoi : ~ and u inch Manila Rope 6s1feet;
10 roi . Z g. 8 inch do do $50 do;
1'1 col $ y, u 80 inch d. do, assorted;
25 lis q Cord sod PlJw l. NJ Manila;
45r 'oz t'0rton low Line, and Red Co d.
100 doZ Il mp He Cords; 10 ha'es Carpet Chain;
LOO BIS Groom TFine Hemp 5"lo, W Ol rwiue,
l.5ltn az sh Sen- rwne;
b4-s Biting; IS re Is He p Picking;
25 ckn IS C liz Tarred Rope;
d" Wrap ing TUine: U = Jute RJIe;
Pipa %.
i.5O hun lie, tFrund) ange man Wrapping Paper;
s." Nc re ira do do
2, ~ 'ea MS L.rk land do do;
~ Tea Paper; Is cam shoe Paper,
rs a Ham (" 70 BaliinR o; -
81 90 lbs Roofing do, dry; OuOOs Roofing d , satu'ed,
CANDLE -. &c.
star Can les Lard nil. Cpd Ca dies, stearine Candles
star, h, man -oiI, &;
WIRE WORK
Selves Ri idles, Sand and Linz Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAICiTN,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
Wood saws Backs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &C.
IRON ROUND KEGS,
full stock, for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, .n-tsntly on hard.
SHURNS.
Pine Churus IS 90 e. 94ineh IS q % do
''erdr do l6 IS 20, 22 dc ain'ed 2n 22,"4 do
Brass Hoop do "a d. barrel do l6 is, 20, % do
HAuES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Bl1e do:
Steam Bent Top Plank Top:
For sale by s.. M BARKETT.
mSyl4 CO Walnut an Front SIS. Cincinnati,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From YIsCHER OWEN c., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLrros' BUILDrSe 346 Broadway, New forE.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
"C. Coo.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
,'TXTf- Iva Thal alSAND DULLAtS Vorlh Uf New and
Fashouab't Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ats Boots
shoes, Cl,thiug aud A'dSare &C. &C. to be sod At pr
le fir cash and months y able Bank
These i'ooi> We reen bought in York ant B1ss1n,
the heavy de ne, auction # nucturer, agents
and hy the packsg at prizes varying Eve to hfty pr
Mt less than Their prizes in June aud IHv Tbs Good
gDed I" US 70 be closed Immediately in word
Z. competi n in this market Merchants who do
usine's to MAKE and paw clh aud give four
months notes and pay them, viii please give cal
rhose ting Vin e gen EN- who wi liz paw from
tGenty five venty Ave forfeit .ods FOR the
privilege Of h and their earliest
uience, hOus. Is place for.
As Thirty T0Ou Ani iIoll3rs Wor'h Of New and Desi
rabe Goods, consigned to be sold auction excu-
Vsly
Our ,ucen Sales win continue usual every Tuesday
and Thurs az ..su r.
TEE .sAl under s1OO cash; a1OO four months
time.
We earnestly request i'y and Country Merchants
X thrr StocAs ia the Nashville rket try
rp, md - don't do hat We promise ,h pass I, by
We tax at peasuren hNwng entire steel to any
and q Who Will give Us c4l "
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission VI M-rchants,
septlS-u no. "a Public Square
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Mount Olivet Cemetery

hs Dtfse or Of scsnp ny BoS sancurse 20 n q
Public, that ths rmeery been Lid 4 vSitN - -
.oe ssenues snd WssS ant prons of VI Errsna. -
hvo' alhto FAMILY i''ts which are as~ c. nd
The nass of the grcuncs srvn az h~ Rs, of - a
mine the same =
The Company feel confident they could no, Asr. nsA.
nore suita le lce ~ for Cemetery iH tke vhfnhy
NahV"s ara hide ernselves ta ths pah 20 Epare
Gohey - PAIN TO maxi 70 equal 90 Ceu,stery IN =
Unn n aoas en- ne IS NASHVILLE fetl pTsd< -
The emetryi nov In the ehsrgr - cen y NJ aper-
nlehoen hVinE on the Frund under Whcst dl setlon m
charges = - -
the directors II the Company are dssirous that -
rounds sno1i be ssits the Cit sens II nshv and
or q a. p1rpoNe an bus wil sve tho once Of ndsisy
~ NJ eock en- Tuesdsy aftsrno the 8h inat.9
and on every Frdsy site eater Al The ana ho1r
The seats uiI be Pee
shd ran les 'es'rous Of Visitir t EroUnds VII
be called FOR At a er rssenc senaTpr heir nv an =
nS th'r card, to the Pr, q he e. upsny.
A. v $. LINDsLtf President.
u w. 'NNeSseey. Bua U9-U
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
AND
steamboats,.
DAIEAl, HE n LnlL ..AS

- as al fns "a & ttgHt- sF D. fhs ony
u ~ g Nsh n thus vip give o d Wet.
Fhs sn ire prA tn pc. 0rap hHt lfls Faysn End
oa re- al. stteaioa v1ctpt atui ~ i hsF 10
a lucs.
iat~s q tn,s mcs and che i,ss isif tr the "a u
IAN .eru ~ - ri-fl epr a. a. lien Hr .,
DEAD "a .teret Any aatu N q - liTitrd,
an - sup t- iu IA vv, hsvt1s satrsei
~ gr ihing q ~ Ten Nopnty. snl iict orisfs.
infofnstAn ning late sna ue4niy Nfh's eSn
nd ~ ltpi, ng 70 VA. "a NJ,
4asg -u Chefry sirret Nsshfns.
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A. C.. & A. B. BEECH,

Ne 40. cpsLEGt. >THLLT,
VA NS . ~ VA n a. a. M
IAvs IN s.pre y.-y 'A,Es amount Of New and and
L Dsartpi- Ed al trr CO. :, di-st nom the
hsli. aoD-t ard randfstrrecs al 4 which have
be-l rca 'eit'b sd'zn'sg- Per on- III ting nan
70 n mi eV, ur. OF sp'k ref're maxine ther Pur
cha a We are d-tsrmn-d ell It the lowest figures
Silks.
Rchn iuc-i Slss, stripe Br9ctis chiuiH T'Ouneei
+a'n :,
JSsps
NJ VI. s,-ip. nj adi ) lS- Of al tinds;
Pin 1'x R-n' tni Nrmi, Sia.f'r u'Irn NJ
AITE.-t x PAN bfE silks of IN, bel maker In q"
cashm re, aad Defines
Gu stock q 4 #-n J'e,s ID -te.. eFsrvthinEH
ta n1e A. in q '.i e 20 ~ S,sh hsrT
7'.s .'t.s NJ -r1-a. B.. { go bra D. an.
L ., >, st 7,.-. 80. b'v ,11 Z sni Az aoe1 .
1re-s .-l..la '- cb,rrE c''r--
lasad Shauls
~ -rerg s'v~, v " 8 .a"i %. o. N't4 - Vi
pirt-sslas VI tal 70 -, bog al 't'fs s'@s'' p''
Lac. goOls
-v,i r.a. f-t
" Cai,-. NJ s'vl-
..yr ne a-.i.-- yar. - srs q amsd, -.. .-
"a ga 80. EaS NJ 49,, o9,-. ,od zee
e1~tH 81 I've t"r'i rr.Veiig te.s
20 : ~, NJ, 49, IT;
.tar SON ,..s a.. ~ "a FHto K RI
10 Ia e., ID, n 'om= &c o -" :
Lois-y N ol1gss
s.tstsr XII { - tasts. ,"I r-n'i-nsD'-)
L,t-' 49,. .ra. c, .rs'~ hr 4, ave snh "a.
.x,a% ( IN uek ,.oas,.:
'-..n1 - e he le 9 Owes and ifn
d,, ave Gsr- or-ce ,,l
.Ix aik $50 ain aud d red,
B'k 'ah'u-r- anI W ,rSted % e i dlss and misses;
very ,uPe ior 'ot LAiies a d Nj ses trey Enghs!
L,~se to- eSietrsn. wor.ted Sc ar irecian BOOt'
All ooia|s sas, m Kn tin Ms
Greg IA .Eer Htrn
Geutlemen's Furnish ng Goods.
BpE And - c, rr-a-1 ''i,'hs.
Vi egsncy O'hie v q french Cassimeres;
64b'k % 'essin "a .iG,rss;
PA Bu "A 81, OaubIe Elslsh "a 'simere, new -
uci-;
b. rusiu ag'I Vel ,et vssting;
R.eslat r.-dy rAde sti I, an Shirt II. .rsi
Rst ID n-u shirt "-om,
H-u e en-, Vet u Ter. hr- trd IRA .ers
~ ,in ard rhei sils -hirs ,nd 'rAwers;
Laiiss' Nett 80 an Icrino vests
House Furnishing Goods.
TaS'e tmass, cry VARIETY.
Linen T1Wris Ntpk'ns an Z Gu * tb tck D'aoersi
Mtrsei e. Q its Liuen and D, a =stic h-etngi
Pillow Fl p Ii Isns an DOme>tc.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
Web We on iani q very h-lvy stock Of CarPets-th'
bsst naS--, py and py C'r1e =, = r1p.s'ry ara We
Velvet Rugs sglu. sg,les, rl'r Mats OF all hind
Wbrste D. al c rors satin De,tuts ngurrd an"
striped IA style, n gtut iac@ znt h'sr turtan
nb-ai tered slin IN he piece. COrnces, Pin~, an
Band of tutifu sty 'hnps, Loobs ard Oh
trim nlak> - IN ~ ttving i ROOMS 10 "ov"i
ca be .pli-l win Of Caroets "sdu'tr
pTces ver' iarfe 40 K II Ne I'D srSet, h'tr ar
g-ev We ,ro Ftuket- 81 A~c ic rrtVeing Blanket, an
SSavs y a. Ei ids N-gr0 mi 9 1lk -, Nas"'
Sh .ettnV, yard Siie. 7. 4 \ s. zee u,
A. IA 10 lisge .tre.t.
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NJ IL w
Fall & Winter Goods.
ALLISON. ANDERSON a CO.,
lsaa ALL - - -

XHTn wcntf lafsE ,.serrs tha tFats Feasrans
W tkas reE tapa " ana sesdg ~ sate YER
lsrss ara a .-.es = eszffo ElGs 4as b0aEsflc DEf
G0fD3 ans AEspr aADE Sto4a3a a1ltsd - lks f44 20
Wnisr iFa1s sash ss srs ainpnsed y ssli as
adxanor.
oar srsssnf so<s wul kaaf nnek anRrs has usuaI
eah~nelns CO. a. soflNehf ~ usa1eusnAa Was are
ka1 81 nafas l - saTr4alnF efA h a4allsT nslIE
nnrT 81 y era p,ierRs aaFtf eaT pFmrf aasas cm
hT ef Whits ees abFo i@ssss, boens tsrcss. Trun
lHfa a. ~ = p - ts.sa aqsa.p af4- 81 etsFesNs
iEfrs aad aissl lH y ~ aER araR, aaa has
l. pals psFi CO .tl~n ~ - "A tstfiA{ - " k ~ -
ersref . q laa4e atn1@ tafost &alf A ID a.
We sAerstrs scst e.f tFsz fis AzscAsnu sllfa dns
mafkai. Hnt hsll taka Fs8fas - sxa han lAs eus
esset 80 rgrsA AAkls14s AADAtltaA = CO.
gas14-em IF = -
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Whole Tesets t'O Halrvs Is oiWeu % 20
~ AL orders for tickets or ckagrs N any Of the
Msrylan totteries pr up attention and N e
irAwirE nsled to al puTcha.eis tsts'y amer IL s
yer Address T. a HJHRsR o..
No. 80 Fa,eue str-ri, - o. Z, No 20
octs- daW naitIsaore Maryiaud
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Facts ABOUT Ambrotypes.

Facts About AmbrOfypes.
4 MkXOGIPI = we "IR'rOdaeed" m Nashville
~ A EAECGABE.
Ar b~ntypes made noVh else ia Nashville than
te Amb otype Rooms. No ~ College 81.
amoro pes sde up doube pate glass, heFmet
c sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of
amDrotype Counterfeits made on single glass not
ealrd and u shl ordinsr, deguesreotype
Az nbrotypes paIsed by the Invent dsti guh
hem from all other pictures other borrow the
md apply t to in eror pctqr which lacks The main
nints Of an AmbTotvpt-tone and durabi " eb1s
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COONE. RNlI.EY. a CO.,

WATSON cnoKF. yAEPIR PLnv
Lats Of Gd.fr,LosO', tn. skxosL C soDsBALL-
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Carpet Han Up Stairs.

ID G Me~A1 90. sHH - 80 I'D, AHa To- nosnew
h. OSh HJ NDkfR PtEOEs rHktk ~ AND IN
6kNN CtRPtT, teught a. fnrrs sucut sac ID Nsv
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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

CRANBERRIEs.-Eli Needhan, Esq, of
West Danvers. has lot of upland, bordering
upon the Danvers railroad, Containing FIVE
eghths of an acre. Upon this some five or
six years since, he set out crahbetry plants
and has cultivated them with great Care
This year he packed 81 bushels of excellent
cranberries, which he sold for four dollars per
bushe and besides these there were some ten
bushels of damaged berries. From trees on
the same land he picked fourteen barrels Of
apples, which he sold for four dollars per bar
rel-making the gross income. from FIVE
eighths of an acre, four hundred aud forty. .to"'
dolurs! Beat this who canl
Salem Register.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

GEORGE III.-Mr. Thackeray, in Edin-
burg, thus describes the latter days of this
king: From November, 1910, George III,
ceased to reign. All history presents no sad
der figure than the old man, blind, deprived
of reason, wandering through the rooms ol
the palace, addressing imaginary Parlaments
reviewing fancied troops, and holding ghostly
courts. He was not only sightless, but be-
came utterly deaf all reason, all light, al
sound Of the human voice, all the pleasure.
6f this world were taken from him."
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

OF 1t is supposed the population of Cali;
fornia has actually decreased the last year, and
the citizens are discussing the means to arrest
this falling off. The measures likely to re-
ceive attention are a wagon road and then a
railroad to the Pacific; reduction of fare, and
Increased accommodation by way of the 18th
mus; providing emigrants with employment
on arriving out; getting lands into market al
low prices and on favorable terms, and issl
ing publications explanatory of the resources
and capabilities of the country.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

~ A few counties in Kentucky, in COM
mon with several in Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio,
etc. grow the mulberry and produce raw silk
70 small extent. 1t has beet very satsfac-
torily demonstrated, especially in Kentucky
and Tennessee, that this crop will pay better
than three-fourths of all other farm produc-
Esions, but owing to recollections of the ''mul-
ticaulus fever" and ignorance of the rural
population as to the management of the
worms, the lightness of the labor and the
certainty of the return, silk raising is not
adopted generally among the crops OF the
several States.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

F Massachusetts, papers state that the
'prohibtory liquor law now proves utterly
Inefficient there. They assert that never at
any previous time has there been so free and
unrestricted sale Of liquor in Boston as at
present Drinking saloons have multiplied
'un. they are to be found at the corner of al
m ,st every street. A moVerieht is on foot to
try the regulating principle again; now that
prohibition seems to be failure: