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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28


EDHIyATE SCHOOL FOH IunECILEs.--rhe
undersigned, desres ~ c.n he attention % Pare-s
dan having children efslou nnia physical devsiopemen
ths iaet, that h. has opened Harlem.
ofNtu York, heafui and heau location PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL, wtre such children b. received and taught
The H. has had Tor tan eight years,
vh he Massachusetts ard Pennsyvals stste Institutions
Idiots ha dovn him that much b. done In bringing
ehldr-n condition. In instances, he has
Rad en return home either g. enter school s advan
tage, he du- ~ NE With The
dress JANIS H. HfCffANOs
sues-iy No. b8f Broadway. Harlem, Nes Yort.
NOTUE-TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN .-wieress
~ The Richmond ard Danvc Railroad Company have had
o"e T. ie usr freght house 10 Richmond A. gen as
deliver ~ freight siding their the
h IN fs ely, shall aid freight b.
Immediately removed ~ fo whom b. combined he
e Company ~ Responsible for The safe keeping ~
~ The parties
rreiore freight before stated rn be
At their rak unloaded from the cars -
sqi-a Superintendent, n Tr-r,rer,snsn
g ERVANTS CI.OTHGNts.-we 81 sii-n'ipn 70
- isrge stock of Over Coafs Frrk Notey itckes, Pants
Nsnbi, 0aeusey snd Hekory SHIFTS foctstc Tor ~vants
TIE s.'ofimsni l. large and prices vsry lov ..... . -
noif KEfN. BALDWIN 90.
H sBsu s.Afs fssfs GgN ssgffE We l.ye
~ fecy.d seeond supply o. st Mno. Ia"i- Woi pd u
ccbrsd s rnel arts and Drssr- Iron shs esn o.
'" ~ r. P''e'' made 20 re"'' xvyN r.tnwtS 60
Hos CsACKERs.-ieo boses On 60, s,gnasnt q sale
4...sff. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

MANUFACTURER
= A V n CT = IL A ~ X.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
rENHIS INSTITI rION uIl receive DrPosiie., on whei
Of siz per per paid
Opposite six and Eve per
remaining n shorter period.
Hardware sNros Co, n Main It
aud At the thanking House of X. II. MAuRT Co Ma
and Wall streets g. WORKMAN, President
ID. BARKR, IT.. Secretary.
q. J. SINTON, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
70 II. Maury, VIM. Taylor,
Jno ". Dreamer, Cornelius Crew.
Jas. ". Talbot, Davi Currie,
Hiram w. Smith, Larus,
y Turpn. p. n. Butler,
Chss Millspaugh, Ro. J. Christian,
John O. sntnn W. %. Ross,
Arson Richards Franklin stearns.
James williams,
Richmond. 18th SEPTEMBER 1855. sei6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

Afsff - fa-Gt Ftt@.-t in r~oei fof ny PAN
rt1rk ~ isfirs embracing 70
viel mos respectfully Invite De ssnilon peccbsssrs
oc90 JOHN THOMPSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

SuIn -, SHIFTS. stIIH yS.-Jut rse-iv,d ~ me
- Jtn-sn ioi ~ t~ry superior Musfu sr siso another
lo' ~ upss fLss CtLsR winch rou afenfon
uesr IN want HENRY alfAFFR.
nof aud .fretfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

GAIT AND PIASTEu.-The Va. and Tennessee Rail.
- road finished 10 saitve, aud prepared furnish
sail AID Pae Eactr barr upon fhories,
nuey and upon the Reasonable Ny aohg he
line ~ Tie road ill receive orders for either article
cuslonsrs desire. TIE attention 81 farmers u particularly
vied The Virginia article, aud feel
srtcs vii result M exclusive addressed
Liiehhsd, To- Lyneburg vii pronp,
entinn
~ Az articles Of my brand warranted pure.
THns T. PRESTON
ocisL9m RaitvIue wasbingoo county ",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

MKsHs RADwAY COL tried your Ready Relief and my
outs rubbed With H. aud felt amer the hs
rubbed with the time srs, do
what to compare 10 but charm for mysryo me
A M limits
for three down skeleton
Of Ready Relief
len minutes and
could walk with few Before
dies taken Dr. Parker DR. Reese DR.. WArd Dr MAGELLAN,
and other physicians Ia this CITY, cannot remember.
completely pulled 10 pieces by them Ny constitution
broken with medicine, that DID good could
foot the ground pick lifted up
and stairs like innt aud thank Gcd
Rsuede strong had the
sminlammAtory and eroncand the palsy
this IL you like. SARAH A. HOUGn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28
NEURALGIA CUREI

NEURALGIA CURED. ..u-
:. JACKSON. Miss, Feb 10, 1885
Messrs Railway days bought one dollar
worth Of Radways Relic. Neuralgia to
my astonishment almost instant rvi<i s.l
JAMES 7. Lester.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28
JEPTHA GARDINER.
FEWER ANN AouY.

Rad-ays Ready Relief kadway RsdiA.ors Positive
Tor and Fever. Let those ascte from
Railways Regulators pght, and tesspoonu Of Read,
lief water, rising Tie the
these will the poison Of Ague
Spring Of the bodyss well year
and the economy o the system demands that thu sui the
be carried on enzbie Withstand the
Railways Regulators
health OF the by Of Questionable nibbe Of fresh
10 70 the OF the horse
Much pain MISERY sickness aud long suffering would
tbs nrst indication OF being
dose Of Rsdways Regulators swallowed Every dose that
will nfse life the
body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28
SPRING DISEASE.


Has done relieve the afflicted u Aches
fortunes Inflicted the human by disease than All
medic the skill Of The eminent
the world. The kadsAy's Ready kslei applied
where pain seated it, soothing effect Is felt
the darling Neuralgia the
turing pains OF Rheumatsm the tormenis &c Ooui LunbR
Srain strains and aches of every kind, will quickly
the application OF RAdwA5s Hady kslief The mast terrible
InnAmaOEy have cured by afew
this Ready Relief The
formed, restored perfect health by lie
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
UTIHU HHHUH1HY COunty
REFERENCES
NEWS FOR THE MILLION
FHE ROAD TO FORTUNE MADE EASY!

I is an old but very true saying, that
i ''moNsy sa1sd is money made''-and in this money
making age, every man makes it his business TO sr..
where he can buy the 6sstgOods for the LEAST MON.
EY The subscriber takes this thod of info rninR
the DEAR PEOPLE of Portage County, that il is uniyer
ER'S isthc place to get what YOU want in The way
of CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods of ali descrin.
hons MY entire stock of Men and Boys Clothihe was
purchased under the Host Favorable circumstaRess
which will enable me TO offer BA ARGAINS that will A.
ToNlsH THE NATvEs!!! AS it does not cost any thing
to examine the goods and asccraiR the prices those
who wish to satisfy selves where they can ertan
iy make the best bargains requested to call and
judge for themselves. ~ ~
"a word to the wise is sufficient,
Deemlng II unnecessary to say any thing more tbnp
thai MY Goons ARE FOR SALE, and am bonnd to s",
them as Low as MONEY CAN BUY THEM ANV
NhERE. Persons friendly to the cause, drop in NJ
No. 3, Phenix Block. G. GREENFIIEi HERp p "'
Ravenna, May Is, 1885.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

THE subscriber having taken the old stand
i of Durham & Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in Ravenna, intends to continue the Roor SHoE
and LEATHER business in allits branches.
He keep on hand, TO meet the wants ofhis cus-
toners, general assortment in the Booa nd Shoe line
ofallhi fboth eastern and home made work and
most Kinds Of ofLeath0r Innings, Findings, Lasts &C.
Allhome made work will be OF the bestmateral that
can be procured; and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some of the best establishments in the
country, he haters himselfhe furnish his custom
with any article in the Boot and Shoe that i'll
compare IN style and durability with the best work
made, either east west.
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofprod ce in
payment.-March II. 1e55-32-tf. jOHNGIIITS
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COME ONE-COME ALL!
IRIS f. II. RICHARDSON. ia stilI on hand

LII with a fine assortment of Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS, which she is rcceivin direct
from New York, and would invite all of her patrons
Rndfriends to give her call and she will endeay
uitthem as to price and quality. She has every va
riety of Notwithstanding. Soit Straw, Silk and
Grape Hats Dunstable, Satin, Straw and Pedal toge
ther with fine assortment of French FiowersaDd Rib
bon The goods have been selected with great care
especially for this market and cannot fail suit the
taste and fancy of the most fastdious. She will sell
on the principle OF the one price system, and by ad-
herring strictly to this rule, she hopesto merit share
Of public patronage.
n. B. DRESSMAKfNG win be attended to, and
all kinds Of Bonnets will be cleaned and pressed at
reasonable prices. Rooms in PheGix Block. No. g.
mn airs.-RayeDDa hDril l6. 1874 2Hf >
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

7IIHE subscrlbar would Respectfully an,
nounce to the citizens of Ravcnna ana vicinity
that he has been receiving during the past week
able for the spring trade comprising the various kind.
and coors of Ladies' and Gentlemen Boys and Youths
Misses and children s Caters Enameled Pat Leather
and Calfskin Congress CATERS. Bootes and Buskins
Kid and enamelcd Patent Leather. Also few pair of
Ladesand Gents rubbcrs, just supply the present
demand.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam,
Inc for themselves, they may be assured Of finding
article that will suit with prices nc with
he times. marl055 WIN GARDNER
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Nchrasl1a Real Estnte Agency.

WIN. YOUNG BROWN will promptly
w attend to the purchase and sale OF city lots and
lands in Omaha city, Florence, South Florence, Ne
brnska city. Bellevue, &C., in Nebraska terrtory and
In Council Bluffs, Sioux city, &C., in Iowa.
He will also attend to the payment Of taxes and to
renting and the collection OF rent improved prop
erty. Claims and Farms bought and sold; Lands en-
tered reasonable terms; Land warrants bought and
sold, and Lands entered on time. Address,
WIN. YOUNG BROWN,
Omaha city, Nebraska territory.
REFERENcEs-lsaac Otis. sr., n Y; Thomas BaJlis
Brooklyn, R |; Rev W Musgrave, D D, Phila., Pa;
VIM M'Kim, Esq, Baltimore, Nd; A w Looms, ESQ,
and George M'Cook, M D, Pittsburg, Pa; Rev David
Elliott, d D, Allegheny city, Pu Rush Bradford New
Brighton, Pa; Lyman w Porter, New Lisbon, O; Jas
Mason Cleveland, O; John M'Cook, SteubenIille. 0;
Hon W d Morgan, Columbus. o; Hon G L Vallandig-
ham, Dayton, Ohio; M Lee Esq, Cincinnati, O; Hon
Judge Parker Mansfield, o; David Harbaugh, Detroit
Mich James NJ Ray, ESQ, Indianapolis, Ind Prof S X
Louisville, KY; James NJ Hamilton, Nash
Vile, Tenn; Fisher, NJ d, New Orleans, La; C Reed,
D, San Francisco, Cal; Col Cochran, Council Blufs,
Iowa HON. Mitchell, Florence, Nebraska territory,
and lie Roy Tuttle, Esq, Omaha city.
September II, IS56-n
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

IN RAVENNA, OHIO.

THE undersigned has opened Shop and
l. Wareroom on '' Broadway. .''just below the Park,
Chat to be- next door to the Democrat Bnldng,'
for the manufa and sale of Cabinet Ware Cons
and Chairs, and at figures low can be sold in the
county. shall payp articuIar attention to Job Work.
Repairing, Framing Pictures, &C., &C. So bring on
your old furniture and broken down chairs, and will
repair paint, and varDsh tEem up almost as good as
new, and at reasonable prices.
Most kinds oflumber and farm produce &C. taken
in exchange for furniture. A WRIGHT
Mny q. 1Rj6-3O-1y
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z,, d ENTIS T RY.

. .
R. ]. G. WILLIS, DENTIST, respectfully
Informs the people Of Portage county, that he has
opened an once over RoWel Kitter RS Store In the
westend ofthe brick block He will insert Aois se =
ofteeth on the atmospheric pressure principle and par
nai se.sln the same way in suitable cases PiyOteeh
inserted 30 Ae TO be seEVleeable and durable. Teeth
nieo wish gold and tin foil preserve the from
intuse decay, from Aleen 10 twenty years. All orb
done oy MIN win be warranted 70 do good service and
ElOe hnshed In the aighest style ofthe art He will
aso attentlon TO correcting
nes aud will treat successfully ths
various diseases peculiar TO the mouth p" 49,
Extrsetng done with utmost care and with the least
pain possible. ChoFofOrm given in suitable cases
required and With perfect safety. References win be
give 20 Individuals who have worn whole and partial
tsofteeth put up by him years and with con
success ALSO TO those who have In their mouths.
Pvosteeth inserted by him six years ago, and which
have hotfeqHFed The sas repairs HeWiIl also refer
70 persons who have teeth nov perfectly sound which
were hied by him nom four 10 six years ago He in
ves all Who may require the services Of Dentist to
nVe him call before engaging work; and ensures
those persons who may favor him with their
thai charges will be reasonable and his work war.
Ianted to be perfectly satisfactory. Most kinds of
arm produce takenin eHchingeio work. Specimens
ofhis worx may be seen at his once "l' I-I'7'F.
MaFch7, 1s55-3l-tf. f.r, .... I'D. ..tH - ..,.
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FARM For SALE

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
l. in the north cast corner OF Struetsborough Ucon
tans 100 acres of land. There is abundan quantity
ofexcelIent water and timber-good orchard ell yraf
ted-a good dwelling house and barns Ii will be sold
for $50 per acre. one half down and the balance in
one, two and three years. JAMES A PALMER.
Streetsbofough, April q, 1856 -3s-Gm
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$50. SPRING TRADE, 1886.
STRAW GOODS.

lust received 5 cases OF Panama. Leg
u horn, Pedal and Canton Straw Hats. Also IS doI-
en- Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap at
BALLARD'S.
One door cast Of the Ph9nix Block.
MAY |, 1P56-3g
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HARDWARE AT REDUCEDPRICEs

n @ANSO " HNNh "A nIOEO
IL We had ddesireddiseontnuiDRthA that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers ofHGH PEIcEshey had 30 psy at other pla
ces, and being solicited to repenish our stock, have
done so and now have the pleasure ofoGering
toners and friends large and general assortment OF
Hardware at very low figures for cash, ready pay
approved credit. Those in want of hardware will
pleasedrop in andsaYe some DIMES,
June 10 1855 PRENTIes, HOPKINS & Co,
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Valuable Property for suIe.

HE subscriber offers for sale, on accom-
L modating terms, the following real estate situate
IN kavenna, about half mile south of the Court
rouse, on the road from Ravenna to Canton to wit
One of land situate nj the junction of the Mil
roaa win the state road from Ravenna to Canton On
{ss this lot there is good frame dwelling house
Eti;i paTh, and numerous fruit trees. Also, three
hoVehha and ffteon acres of land adjoining said VIII
lageten acres Of which is we'll stocked with grass
% aru ne resldue Of said fifteen is timber land
The above premises are we'll ted md ia
situation for person of email capital.
August "A, l556-Gw DANIEL SOwERs
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co,
"Sentenced fo he Hung I 40

A FTER the aboVe announcement, the
II question naturally arises, "Mho and Nherei''
and In order 10 let the people Of Portage, know that
ithss tlengih been decided by all good judges ha,
We, PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & CO., haY 9 just reeeiY.
ed a stock OF Wan paper and bordering, that Gun
dodbuy deserve Hangings and TO avoid the confusion
tina naturally follows HaHgiNg OeeasioRs VIC have
received them some what earlier than usauI In order
TO give all good chance. And we would merely
Bay TO all who wantto try their lHek In Hanging that
we can give them the LatgeE, PrettisSt and CAeap-
eat assortment Of Paper and Bordering, brought
Into the County. Our Paper has all been Iurehas-
ed this Spring direct from the maAsaefHrsr thereby
saving tho profit OF a jobber. We are ere we car
suit ALL both in quality style sHd price, our prices
rEngcrom Ct 20 so per roll, Borde ring from o.
to 50 centsper yard. Cali aud see them before pur-
ch asing elsewhere.
March 95th 1879
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-16

HUMMER COATS-Farmers' Satin, Lus
~ ter, White and Brown Linnen Coats at -
NO. 3.PHENIX BLOCK.
GOATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
~ Dress, Frock and Sack Goats Also n laprc s,ock
OF Business Goats at NO. 3, PHOENIX LiOCK
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

AAAA Thebuilding formerly used BY L w Hall for
;s Book Store and Printing flee east ofthe public
square on Main street.. RW SEYMOUR.
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AmlbrOtypes! /!

a MBROTYPES taken by STAPEER g.
Ia SrEeaAN, az their Rooms over Baird's Jewery
CsoTss Aliens Block, Ravenna, o., for sEvENrY-rIvr
oEsrs, where every variety of hkenesses can be OBJ
tained Ambrotypes inserted In breast pins and lock-
es. Whole size likenesses for IS and ee-srmer price
9lO and ela PMtirqar attention paid to taking the
gbt Impressions taken in from three to I've seconds
Our Ikenssses al positive aud not reversed All
work warranted. FLikeuesses taken either in clear
ar cloudy Weather. - :
August 81. 1es5-ty n.
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July New Goods. 1865.
LAST CALL.

A LII persons indebted to me by note or ac-
II count of over one years standing, are be, eby no.
thed that unless The same is settled Immediately they
will be left for collection. Better call and pay up and
save costs.-July 7, 1856. II. l.. DAY.
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SOMETHING NEW.-STAFFER & SrED.
~ NAN are now taking AMBRoTyPEs ON PAPER. The
finest article in the picture line TO send by mail us II
costs no extra postage. Sept. 4, 1850
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WILLOW WARE--WILLow WAGONS,
W Willow CABS with Patent Leather tops, and
without; Willow Chairs, Cradles, Knife Trays, &c,
for sale at the lowest figures atthe
RA EMMA BOOK STORE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
DisutliO,Iists.

Shortly befor his death, HENRY CLAY
spoke as follows:
Two classes Of disunou;sts threaten our
country. Ouc is that which is open aud un-
dis.ul ed IN favor Of separation. The other
is that which disayowlue a desire for d,so.
luton of tic Union, adopts n co1rse, and
contends for measures and principles, which
mu>t inevitably lead to that calamitous re-
SUIT. On the TWO. think the latter the
more dangerous, because it is deceptive and
inydious
The majority Of the Black Republicans.
says the Detroit Free Press. claim rhnt they
are not ia favor ct dieuuiou. These are the
men 81, ken Of by Mr. Clay, Who "disnvow-
ing desire for dissolution Of the Union.
adopt course and contend for measures
and principles, which must inevitably lead
to that calamitous result And this cIss,
of disunicnists, as Mir Clay said, is th'
more dangerous, because it is deceptive and
jnvdious."
There are quite large number Of black
Republicans, comprising maj 0 the lead
ers Of the faction, who are 'open and un
disguised in favor of separation. But this
class would amount to but little, were no'
heir measures and principles contended for
by men who disavOw desire for disuniOn.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
GENTLEMENS' CLOTHING

uud Ccn,lcmcns' furnishing Geods-Coa,~, Pauls
Nc,s Boots. shoes, Hats, shirts, Cravats Socks and
lud,r Clothing.
xs-JA,OB PENY. The pioneer member Of tic
iru now ~ the Auah4G >lHte-. giving his tutlrc
.tjrnuon to importing GOODS dtrcct from france.
aud forwarding them here, winch We are how r,.
,tNlng 10y every Steamer. Ihls arrangement cnah.s
IL tu gct al thu NEW SIFLL~ Ot GOODS ion!: ~
advance oi all competitors. and VIC ouiy ask pur-
chu-tr> To can and the value ot thcir nun,y.
We ltei sure That none Will complain vi The price
or qualify Of our EW uuyDS.
mrR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner Of First
~ street and lnr Pldzl. l. filed ~llh large sock
-aic prces greatly rtdoc.d from thp-c formerly
charged JACOB X CHARLES LEVY y co.
MarlsNille, October :, lsaU. oc1Im
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
OROV!LLE S TORE
Wholesale and Retail {

Tl1lE undersigned hatl'g rturu,d from san
n frauc.Co and removed go Ne tirr r..'t BrlCN
itlrk .iuuiLuulrry. t~o door, from N1crs ~ur,l
"a H-htn.itn Eto,k Ws1id ~ cciluh cal lh' al.
Irnl. ON ct the inhabitants at broNIhe and vicinity
in be fact nf hi~ having thc mr!-' ST. and itr
hest ;ssntitrtit g; Goods 10 i"- lunnd iht- de
arr inruio Nv Goud- wctc All pGrsla.'r J.. .-h
"a lti vrl Lowest f4urc hit money cpult iuN them
,r aid ~ -rI l.r ta,h. aud a-h ,niN liln doug
.wal vii ihr lit 81 dradhrad, when every oHr
N i ti.v, IN ; does "a CREDIT bu.iHs,- au pre-
% red /, uf. Undue, mcut~ Ia cliscWcr~ such Ia 10
,ht.r i,u4 sem Dro,Illr will Offer Ny stock consists
or t;HUn EklE> in al IL varieties; Provisions o he
.,,st quaiIt,; Liquors and Syrups at tne choicest
orai.> CRDLKEEl Of ihc latest styles. and
4 NRDN ARE ia All it, b anches.
IL add toa a. his customers can have their goods
delivered BY NV LApress agon al their own door,
~. fe larso J f. MESSING.
ON
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

DtMocHA1Ic PKospEcrs ~ lNpIANA.-
The prospects of the Democracy in the hoos-
Ter State are most hIttetug Accoants
from that State say that tie Democratic
strength is continually increasing, and that
they have the opposing factions upon the
hip Fear has fallen upon the opposition,
and their cause is simply that OF desperate
men, who feel that they are daily beIng
driven to the wall Indiana viii give N
her adhesion to the Democracy and the I'm
ion, by au overwhelming majority.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

WINTERY WEArHER.-The weather is
getting somewhat cold and soon we shall
require fires to keep us from shiyering -
Nothing short of thick winter clothing will
answer from this on 1t makes one feel and
look rather blue The wind sghs mourn
fully through the old pine trees This is
now about the same temperature that our
San Francisco folks are blest with the year
round. Let us dress ourselves up in Sleeps
clothing and stand it as comfortably as we
can
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

FIRST SrovE UP The first stove of the
season was put up yesterday by our friend
Mr.. Richie of the Bank Exchange. 1t looks
sort of comfortable, and the boys say that
it reminds them of hot whskey punches and
todies that will be enjoyed there during the
cold winter evenings of the coming winter
There is another feature about this, that in
all probability we have not thought of, and
that is, stone coal from Table Mountain, viii
be burned, and ifit proves good our town
will be supplied with this kind of fuel this
winter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

DI,GUsTING.-We have of late, been call
i on to notice a nuisance that has become
quite too common in our public streets -
We refer to the fact Of numerous, vulgar
loafers, who get beastly drunk, and lay with
their persons exposed to the gaze Of passers
by, in broad day light Is there no way of
abating this intolerable nusance' They
should be ticked with cow hide, or show
cred with cold water, till they come to Il
sense Of deceucy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

PUBLIC SPEAKING Hon, c. /. SCOTT,
and Hon. j W McCORkLE, will address
the citizens of Carpenters Flat on this
(TUESDAY) Evening, October 18th
~. Col. De LA TORRE and Gen. = II
HARRIS, will address the citizens OF Wyan-
dotts, ou TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 7th.
and of the ONO CLAIM, on Wednesday
Evening, October 8th.
Messrs. BRADFORD and LAWTON, will
address, the citizens of TIOMPSON'S FIAT,
on Tuesday Evening, October 7th.
Messrs. SCOT, BRADFORD, anil Nc
CORkLE, Will speak at FOKBESTOWN, ON
Wednesday Evening October 8th