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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

fIHE subscriber having taken the old stand
Il of Durham u Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in tarenna intends to continue the BooT SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He will keep hand, TO meet the wants of his Gus
omers, generaIassotment in the Boot nd S ,e Tine
ofal Kinds ofb0th eastern and home made work and
most kinds OfLcathGr. Linings. Findings. Lasts &C.
AllhomC made work ill be of the bcStmateraI that
can be procured; and having engaged the services OF
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting. who has been employed
as a cutter in some of the best establishments IN the
country, he aaters himsGlfh he furnish his custom
with any article in the Boot and Shoe line that will
comparein style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash, Veal skinsan most kinds ofproduc 20 tax en- in
payment.-MHrch IA. IS5j-32-tf. JOHN GJLIJS
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uARnWARE REDUCEDPR

III We had desired discontinuingt that branch of our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers oGH they had to pay AT other pla-
ces and being solicited to repcnish our stock, have
done so and now have thepleasure ofoherg our Gus
toners and friends large and general assortment OF
Hardware ut very low figures for cash. ready pay, or
aDproyed credit. Those in want of hardware VIII
plGusedrop in andsaye some DIMES,
lime 10 1855 PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
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POTHHU- MHIlONlIE OOU
REFER FkCFS


Hon. Joseph Truesdae NJ. D., Poland; Eli Mygatt,
NJ D, Poland; Scroggs, d, Poland: T. Wood
bridge. NJ u, YoungstowH; l. collins. M d. Ravenna
Bedding. NJ ID. Ruvenna; A NJ Seaton. NJ d, Niles
towr; d Coffin, NJ d. Petcrsbur9l; II NJ McWatty,
NJ d. Prtcrsburgh: S S Crow, NJ j New franklin;
Henry Kuhn. d. TiGln; A Hovey. NJ d. THIN; G
w Brooks, NJ d, Ellsworth; W NJ Prentice NJ D.,
~. lt,ru -GnlN
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M~ DEPAIRINC done on Short Notice by ex-
WSS III perieneed Workmen. Those having nne
Watches that need repairing wildo well 70 call at
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PRENTISSi HOPKINS B co.
nsenteneed 10 be Hung

A FTER the above announcement, the
u question naturally arises, '.Mho aud Wherein
and 10 order 10 let the people Of Portage know that
We, PRENTisS, HOPKINS a CO. have just receiV-
ed a stock OF Wall paper and Bordenng, that gn-
doabty deserve Hanging and to avoid the CONFUSION
received them what earlier than usual IN order
10 give ali a good chance. And We would merely
say 10 ali who want TO Try their Hek ~ hanging thai
Sc can civ Them The largest, Prsttisst aHd Cheap
est assortment Paper and Bordering, ever brought
into the County. Our Paper has all been urehas-
M MS Snrnn direct from the aaHHfaetErsr, thereby
sayinr the prodt OF jobbor. We are Hrs we car
suit alt both 10 quality, style aad price, our prices
range from 81 to 50 per roll, Bordering IRON Ut
TO SO cents per yard. Call and see them before FUR
chasing elsewhere.
March e5th, 1885,
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TERMS:


For fullcoursc-time Misunderstanding all de-
ppracticaI pcnmD"Shin $4,000
Eor so,nn conrsa in I.dirs Senartment $500
t,ynrtv insSono rnr 500
For various styles of Ornamental Penmahshlp Us
may be agreed upon.
FOrinstructioni in Business Ar1thmauc ohl! 40 Po'
agreement .s
The DESIGN of the Institution is to afford pefectfa
cilitcs for acquiring in an expeditions manner h"t
ough Knowledge of Commercial Science and Art, as
practically employedin the Counting Room ana nu-
siness pursuits generally. ,.o
personal superintendance Of the most accompusheou u
Accountants ard Teachers. anditis believed tnat ~
Mercantile College IN the United States possesses ~
perior advantages for impartinga thorough ana p'"'
tical knowledge Of commercial science. .
The COLLEGIATEC COURSEwll embrace the IN mos S
approved and practical forms for keeping books D!
Double Entry in the various Departmental race I u
Commerce. including General Wholesale ana heta''
Mercantile Exchange, Commission Mnnuinc,tupins
Raiiroad. Banking. Printing, Mining, ShpplNe;
SteaBboatng. Individual partnership and Cmop1uho ,o
| Company Business. Allmanuscripts from when tae a
student copies. are written in bold rapid business
hand. which will serve Us great Auxiliary III se'
ring tn hi ~ excellent style OF writing. , r.,
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered npon ne ecl.
encc of Accounts Commercial Law. Political Econo'
my. Commercial Calculations, Banking, McrcahtIie
Cuscnms, Commercial Ethics. Rnilroading, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commerciai
PENMiNSHIP. Practicn nj and Ornamental WILDE
taught IN the eGectuGl manner by Gentlemen Of
the highest arcompshm onts ns systematic ana rapIu
penmen. and we pledge Ourselves to impart 70 our
patrons to more general extent than is done al any
similar Institution hand wrtingin every respecl
adapted IN business pursuits Gentlemen ana aoies
desiring 10 qualify themselves for teaching Fehmah
ship. will nnd ample facilities at this College
Tho SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp ths College are
spacons elegantly furnished and conveniently ar
rnneed for pursuing every department of Mercantile
Education.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the Gentlemen's, and is fitted up in neat ana
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acquaintance OF the
Principals many Of the Students on graduating are
placedin lucrative situations. ~ - f
N7 Send for circular by mail Nov 3-lS55.
DEDDLERS furnshe with goods at bette
j prices than at any other establishment West O
New York. BAIRD & Co
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

- Tho building formerly used by w Hall for a
! Book Store and Printing o nice least ofthe public
IL square on Main street. sF w SEYMOUR.
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- FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
<A wiilsel on reasonabl lie termshis farm and Steam
Gsl Saw Mill situate about three quarters ofa mi
South West of the village of Ravenna. The land is
of excellent quality, and well watered. There is al
so young orchard on the same. JOHN ABELL.
Ravenna, March 90, 1S56-36tf ... F
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Sheet rTusic mt HIATT Price,

NE7s The entire stock of SHEET Music at the N--7n
IA wv RAvENNA Book STORE, to be sold with .Si AS
w sixty feisyssD' days. nay p'''' '0r Inc next ~
The assortment consists of Songs, Quarettes. Glecs
of every variety, by the best composers, Polkas,
WaltZes, Schottisches, &c.
Now isthe time for those who are ''moved with con.
cord of sweet sounds" to show their appreciation of
the liberal Offer made above, by purchasing Ten Dol
tars Forth of good music for Foe, Il smaller quant
ty In the same proportion Those who call soon will
have opportunity of making the best selections at
he RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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)6, SPRING TRADE. 1876.
STRAW GOODS.

lust received 5 cases of Panama, Leg
u hCrn. Pelaland Canton straw Hats. Also 25 do+
en- Palm Leaf hats for sale cheap at
BALLAED'S.
Ore door east Of the Phoenix Block.
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION!
THE ROAD TO FURTINE MADE EASY,

TT is an old but very true saying, that
i ''moRey saUed is money made''-and in this money
making age, every makes il his business to see
where he can buy the best goods for the LEAST MON
EY The subscriber takes this INT thod Of informing
the DEAR of Portage County, that it is univer-
sally admitted by all, that GREENFIf
ER'~ is the place to get what you want III the way
Of CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods of all descrip
tions. My entire stock of Men and Boys Clothing was
purchased under the most tarOrdble circumstances
which will enable me to offer RGAlNS that will
ToNIsH THE NATIvEs!! As it does not cost any thing
to examine the goods and ascertain the prices all those
who wish to satisfy themselves where they certain
ly make the best bargains are requested to call and
Judge for themselves.
''.l word to the wise is sufficient
Deeming il unnecessary to say any thing more than
Thai My Goops ARE FOR SALE. and am hound to sell
them LOW as MONEY CAN BUY THEM ANY
WERE. Persons friendly to thr cause. drop in al
No. 3, PhenX Block. G. GREENFlELDER.
Ravenna, May Is, 1856.
GUNNER COATS-Farmcrs Satin, Lus
~ ter, White and Brown Linn6n Goats. at
NO. 3.PHFNIX BLOCK.
NOATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, Frock and Sack Goats. Also lagrc stock
nf Pms at NO z. PHOENIX LHOGK.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

NOATS-BLACK. BROWN AND BLUE
" Dress, Frock and Sack Goats. Also u laGrc stock
of Business Coats at 80. 3. PHOENIX LEOCK.
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WILLIAM FRAZE
I. w. ENOS
HENRY JAMES,

Barber and Hairdrcsser. Shop under the Collin
House. Shaving, Hair cutting. and Shampooning
done promptly and in the most fashionable style
4aa
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STREATOR, DAILY & co,


1856. May Sd, 1856.
New Goods at-shalersville!
THE subscribers have this day the pleasure
ofstating to the public that they nave Gaons.
recavng their invoice Of SPRISG AND SUMNER SOopsi
ana viii In short have full stock, embracing ehely
variety usually sept IN s9nRE iTR isor9 nAIIY q CO.
larize next week. Shha rsins Viii be paid at all
times for produce. SfRkAIok, pAILl . ~.
DONNETS BONNETS !!-Ladles,, IL
u yon want q new spring Bonnet OF any 9uallti,,
SIR Crupe French Lace, straw, or any .he 81 ot
al Streator, Daily a Co.'S, and GU will uiu hrn
Them With Ribbons TO match, selling us. anu SoaP
UATS-Silk, Panama, Leghorn, straw, wv,
III and Palm lea an TR s9dlfss sToR T5Is' DAILY co
by o. I'M. M o--'
ThDIES-5O cents will buy good Lawn
4 Dressat STRFAToR, DAlLS %.
Z CASE Prints Just received and for sale
Al sTREAToR, DAILY q Cos
CHAW LS-Bik SIX, Grape and all other
~ yE styles Ia Tor SAFE 'n' SrHEAToR. DAILY & co
MANTILLAS--A splendid assortment
M NJ IuiS 10 r''0'''" "'' STREATOR, DAILY & co
nICKING-Theb best in the county Tor the
\ NJ iUT Toth Inv SrREATnR, DAILY & Cos
NAST STEEL HOES AND MANURE
| J FORKS Just received and for sale ey ro
- SrREAToR, DAILY q Co'
shalersvllle, May 10. 1886. 80, :,
0ODFTSH, TROUT and WHITE tlsH
y u,. received and ioF FsTfTRigH&foR fTig DAILY CO
SALT,WHITE LINE & WATER LIME
= sept constantly on hand hZ D,,1vAco
May 90 oIhEa I1 - o-1, - -
0ULVIVATORS--l Doz OF Wheeler q
y Pickets celebrated Cultiyaors ns reeeiE1I T ana
for sale by 'o olhE-N ! oi'' - -,
NALL PAPER and WINDOW HAM, ,5.,
w INGs. a new supply and beautiful patterhs'J"S'
reSs1yeS Sdy 90 ana S'i''Hs sTEEAToR, DAILY & CO.
OHEEP S[lEARS-Willson'S best sheep
~ ~, shsGrSJuS' ao fo'e'' fSSrREAToR, DAILY & co.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING, can at all
IL NJ. u'aeS oo O0 'o"''" STREAfOR, DAILY co.
THE SHALERsvILLE CHEAP, ONE PRICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

The total number OF acres bearing cotton u thus -
rave steadily increased each year, with the exec
Of 1sti-bb when n fell on IN consequence OF tho
prices ruirg 10 Bombay Ia 1883, and even then Ia
tent Of lsno sown with New Orleans seed shown
crease ESQ per cent On the previous year.
The Inndon Pras rays:--Every compliment p~
Russian sincerity ~ the Emperor Of the Frenct
pointed crnde alton Of the mepscing Ianruase be
vsrds ihs, Power by our government. HOG b
arihfcrifm o. sentiment 70 end' The question raise
whether Rursia tha be treated o friend or a h Of
The London 8aodioe Ness obscrvcs:--It Il d,flou
arrive At any cats A. 70 numbers OF the aggresste
lslon Of London who are directly Interested in trad
rbas propoii ton the buildpg trade aud ts subord
csses bear 10 the other trades; but q IL quite eyi
they lorna very Influential and numerically strong n
Mr.. Henry BERKELEY, writing 10 the London rsr
defence 81 the vote by ballot system SAYS. AS ga
the astestion that the ballot n . failure IN Amer
have completely shown by the evids nee Of
Amt ricsns tbst wherever the ballot n preserved !,
integrity In that country II 10 perfectly successful
A bridge Of . somewhat novel construc,,ov 1.
being msoe In Trglapd for the East Indian Rs,Iv.v
II Intended 10 cross the river Soane enc a. The 4
ssfies Of the Gsnses and when composites will be Nc
q mile In length. There will be 2o<b,ers ana ths ,
from pier 10 pier will be 1ho feet being sbout "a
than the span OF the arches Of the Hsh rsvel b
1t Newcastle upop. tyne
BY The last mall 70 London the directors az IN.
pirates valley Railway Company received applcas
FOR $50 shares from Aeppo The applicants are OF al
rominaons and creeds and include the Pashs az .e,
other Turkish dignitsres, land owners. Armenian
Greek merchants,
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Interesting Proceedings before the English
Ge0Sx rr phis al Society.

orowaed meeting OF this society held 90 Mon
day evening. November "a, sr Frederick knrchisou, Wee
y,y,cu, s,,,css-rclcs o. sir John yrus,ns expeds.
ed from ,h. 70 1unAx Of Re puse Bay, By Dr.
Rae suo chsrs sent hume ~ Mr. Anderson fro host.
rel Island exhired ~ the ksdnces OF Mr. fcnns,
frr n fret tire, end e,ctsd much interest.
n. GRAMMAR aBnfuboed the departure M Dr.. r. X.
kae. o. The rIitd s,ass, for The Havana, msntooins
thai the President nad banced IN perron ,pe socie7s
sriusp "A az. meerIg -hich vse reserved by kr Kane
WI ,sst pleasure and further ~atd he had reason 70
believe test the wshes OF the depltsiion which had
waved IRON the Esri Of CLARENDON advocating expsdi
I'd she Niger and ChaddA, would be compiled With.
The Ctsrrsn nsd rnDoun tina, aimee tho last
ue.trs the Admiralty hsd granted TIE favor, which had
been rsouc.tey heir President that Ant DE Ores
pgny ~ its society who lad volunteered u survey the
nsrd ~ Borreo, fho1 have leave OF absence and
q free rss Age OFT IN her xsiesys ship Aoiaon. He
sim ~ fAeGttnGnt Forons NJ, afnend N Leu,ennt
De Cfetpsny, 10 aoe.mpsny That gallant officer on hs
mission.
Tlsusenspt rim then reaa his Outline OF plan for
frrster search pesre expcd ton under John
FsrsHnp Lieutenant Pin oed By exprcs,ing bis
bcIf that he subject would en,t The ~ mrsihy OF every
her and proceeded 10 state ttet decisive clue OF
the myrs expt don had bern obtaned In the shape OF
the rec, purrh by Dr. Rae from the Esqu'nsut dur
re his survey 81 part Of sootia vas natural 70 look
for me solution Of the mystery 70 tho locality Of King
giglsm,s land Lcutenant pm described the failure
Of re ast EXPEDITION sent out BY the Hudson Bay
Company 70 solfou Up the nsces Of Franklin discovered
by " Fac W various causes bus chiefly 70 the laseness
~ the ps,,od Of the ye they started and " the
absertu Of rieeiey ana denied the existence o. any
evidence proving that tne psriy hsd persisted since no
vesge Of hpmsn msina had been iousd, which vouif
ssr oompesepsve screw steamer, With compie.
M nj oftwenty men, vas 70 penetrate ~ hr down Peel
Sound pcspiae take ~inter quayters and, assisted
eyesulsns extend the search down botn SIDES Of the
a.rpd. Another stesmer vas 70 pusb through Behrne
STRAIT and winter d King Tnism's Land, and third
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y E

keepers Of pubic homes Of entartsioinens n'sde
poJe money in week than they had before amasss
en- in o twslver ouAh. RviAtio7s IA the hnssisn
language beslesk the Porvadilg h'pr-tooogn
v.,ds a,e surely usDeeeessuy-waere tie ossaros
an their expression are gracious aud attractive
En,h ~ pans
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propose TO import oxen and sheep from Ire and
The Gossae De YSarce myr:-Ict The ,Ie, instead Of
daily informing us that defends In England the Of
oivhzasior and progress. prove 70 In what
n frshsb nation "a cvilszins and humane let cast
tsncs on india, on Ireland on The iouian Isles In tho
cr,snizsuop Of tbe army, based on privileges 'N'
Two ,hirds OF the fnpaisde Re are nled with the re
rert Of harshal valiant 10 the Emperor relative
measures taken BY the French War Department for the
izsiion snd support Of the army In East rho
Russian military founcil decided having report
slated and inserted in the Inuohds In order give
The Russian public Just idea OF the efforts aich France
pas obliged to make
The Austrian government infanis 70 establish q ne~
Catholic University 81 s.zoourg, and new religious semi
paries In each bhhopric
The Dublin MEDICAL Pres rays At meeting Of mcd.
cal hell recently In France spcci vote of taauss
amrtt invgsc excitement and opposition well "a an
honorary diploma OF tcs~shp, were voted TO the Gar
Atxander IL, Tor his recent remarkable uhase against
quaots.
The library q the late Mr. ynrcl, Vice President Of
he Irtasn Society London was soid ii auction and tho
fcia amount realized was 81 100
The Imperial LIBRARY at Vienna has received me
valuable addition Of collection Of Turksh and Arabic
Mss. OF greet rarity.
o. su.tri. dsmond pin worth sooo, return fcr his
work the Era Of the ccssrs" which n do Q. lately pre-
un,td 10 his Majesty
The Imperial (Au,irian) Danube Steam Navigation Com
psny has just obtained from the Oamacam Of Molda via
he graft Tor thirty Eve years, Of wharf and ware
houses at Turn SEVERN.
The feud between the natives Of New Zealand vas A
the ast dates raging with great violence serious
had taken place between the hostile vibes
Of the Ngstrusnui and Nsatawa Five appear 70 have
been killed on both s,des
The accounts from the newly discovered gold fields A
Frsa tasmania, are satisfactory Not silhssssdpe the
adverse Of the year. the reports Of the progress Of
mining parties are becoming constant and mug
gets had been found.
The export Of coal from England IN October ". sIs
70 against csc tons IN the corresponding month
Of last year The principal increase has been 70 Aneri
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

WHAT aBELLE" THINKS ABOUT "FAsHIosBLE
SocIErY" AND MArRMoNY.-"Belle Britain, the
Newport gossipping correspondent of the New
York Mirror, Is decidedly original and sensible
in her way of thinking. And she speaks right
out" Hear her:
have not been "a young lady" long; but
have already seen enough to convince me of the
hollow mockery Of what is termed fashionable
society; and would much rather be known as
the simple hearted country girl--'the flower Of
the plantationn--the 'idolof the colorcd PEG.
pie" at home than to reign here rs "the belle
of the season." admired for my fading beauty,
courted for my fathers ''uncertain riches :" and
abused for the very "charmsn that make up my
attractions. when am older and wiser will
write you honily on this subject, giving the
benefit OF my experience to future generations
On the subject OF matrimony, too, have some
peculiar notions OF my own and if time and
trial confirm them, perhaps l may some day
come out strong as "a reiornern of the conugal
institution Ny present idea is that not more
than one couple in ten are fit to marry and be-
come breeders of sinners"
Only those who have received Spartan edu-
cation who have pure blood in their veins ;
who are perfectly healthy and passably hand
some in word, only those who have sound
bodies with intellect to match, should be permit
ted to multiply and Improve the breed of their
species. This vulgar propagation of human de-
formitics; this awful annual crop of candidates
for the Hymenean halter should be put through
regular board of medical and moral examin
ers, and licensed or not, accordingly. But this
is another fruitful theme, that must be reserved
for future consideration. | am quite forgetting
that should be gossipping ofand from Newport.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
Eclectic Medical Nntica

nR, DICKINSON desires to inform the citizens
~ OF burlington and vicinity that he has permanently
located in Burlington for the practice of medicine
Dr. d. is graduate of the Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati college devoted reform medical Science
and practice to those acquainted with the scientific and
literary character of its Faculty there Is no need of
words ofeulogy commendation. 2
To those unaequainted with Eciecticsin we saw our
rule in the selection of remedial agents TO use those
~ that undergo the process Of assimilation In the system
hence We discard caomei. Anthony and Arsenic We
have however, than fifty concentrated rene
dies, tas yet unknown TO the Materia Medica of other
schools giving US greater range in the selection Of
agents than possessed by Others We also discard the
use Ell The lancet believing it the province of the phys
cian TO build up rather than deplete.
several years residence in the South has given IA
yorabie opportunities Of the diseases OF the
North and South.
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm
pressions made upon the gangone nervous system and
treated successfully With concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured efeetuay without the Of the knife
and old ulcers csred speedily
Medicines dispensed from the Office.
Office Green, Thomas Co.'S Bank corner ~ LET
ferson and Third streets Entrance on Third Sd
s. DICKINSON, Md
N. b. Chronic Patients from distance viii he mr.
nsied with medicines to last from to six weeks with
9soshc directions. may2ssy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

New AND DANGEROUS CouNrEREEir-0n last
Friday night, Capt. Bradley, ofthe Police Agen-
cy, discovered that counterfeit 5s on the Bank
OF Orleans at Albion, New York, were being put
in circulation in this city, and on Saturday the
different members of the firm notified the NOR
chants OF the fact, and exhibited the counterfeit
and genuine at most of the business houses in
the city, which timely precaution doubtless saw
ed many losses, and for which Capt. Bradley de-
serves the thanks OF the community. The only
appreciabe difference between the genuine and
counterfeit, for they are nearly fac si,niles) is,
that in the latter the names OF the Engravers,
"Rawdon, Wright, Hatch, Il Co., New York,
are left out, while they are placed At the bottom
OF the bill in the genuine This is one of the best
and most dangerous coantcrfeits which has APP.
peared for a long time. Country merchants
shod be on their guard as large quantities OF
this money have been scattered NIL over the
West.--Ghicago Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
The BALL open.

Rural Iowa opens the dance Of Freedom to
the old Republican tune Of "Speed the Plow, y
in good measure and good time. She will send
two Republican members to the next Congress
instead Of one, and will rejoice in House of
Representatives and Senate friendly to human
freedom. This election dsposes of one of the
doubtful States which the iaint-hearted friends
of the good have been signing over, and one
also which the pro-slavcry men have INDUCED
In much Boosting. Up and cast off, and next
among the Free States, Vermont, sound and
ample takes the floor on the I'd of September,
when she. win cut bigger figure than in the
palmiest days of her past whiggery.
Young California, safely escaped from the
embraces of blacklegs and cut-throats, will
celebrate her emancipation from moral, political
and civil pollution, by taking grand right and
left on the 4th of September.
Maine makes time on the Sth of the same
month, and will wake the sounding shores of
old Atlantic to merry dance for Fremont and
Dayton.
The old Keystone State will move off in a
stately minuet on the l4th of October, while
Indiana and Ohio will swing corners on the same
day, after which clear the floor, trim the lights,
and take partners for a grand right and left of
sixteen States, and grand swing into the ranks
of Freedom" On with the dance - Detroit
dIu