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4 NOTICE.
William Smith.

At my instance a writ Of attachment was issued by
y. Mitchell, 4 Justice Of the Peace Of Hubbard town.
ship, Trumbull County, Ohio, on the 18th day Of July,
1856, against the Goods, Chattels, Rights, Credits, Mo-.
neys and Effects Of William Smith, a non-resident of
said county, for the sum of seven dollars and 4OL cts,
with interest thereon from this date. Said cause will
be for hearing in forty days from this date.
HUGH
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WASHINGTON, July 18th.

HoUsE.-The resolution censuring
Keith was adopted by 100 to SO.
The resolution censuring Edmondson
was rejected by 60 TO 1877.
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FAMILY
TUBS & PAILS-a good article. at
i PORTER & McLAIN'S,
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

i ana New Croekery Store, are the two exciting to-
pics Of conversation nowadays. The result Of the
former will disappoint many, while all who invest their
dimes at the latter, never grdmble, but call again
Drop in and see for yourselves.
July %, PORTER LAI
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"The Freemen of the North have a
deep interest in keeping labor free, *
elusive free in the new Territories.
1 have made up my mind, for one, hat
under no circumstances, will l consent
to the further extension of the area of
slavery in the United States, or the fur
Their increase of Slave representation in
the House of Representatives" -DANIEL
WEBSTER.
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.OWLAND SPRINGS, Trumbun

IL County, Ohio. The subscriber takes pleasure in
announcing to the public that this iavorite Summer
resort has been greatly improved and its attractiveness
enhanced in every possible manner. A new and eie-
CANT Dining Saloon, as also. an extensive Dancing
Hall, have recently been added to the attractions
Pleasure parties from a distance can at all times be
accommodated. A Bowling Saloon. Bath Houses,
Swings, &e.will contribute to the enjoyment Of visitors
A cordial invitation is extended to the public Of this
section to visit this fAr-famed Summer Retreat. which
is unsurpassed in beauty Of scenery and general attrae-
.tiveness. NJ. NAN
JuIv Ii I956-3m
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THE President has appointed Thomas
E. Miller, of Ohio, Consul at Bordeaux.
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that Our party is respectable. We will
not dispute that point.
LIFE OF FREMoNT.-The book is for sale
by c. S. Bragg & Co., No. SO Supe-
rior st. Cleveland.
For thou vert OF the mountains; they proclaim
The everlasting creed of L~iberty-Bryant
This book, written by Charles Went
worth Upham, is Il history of the Life,
Explorations, and Public Services of
John Charles Fremont. The volume is
handsomely bound, and illustrated
The second and third chapters, embrac-
ing the period covered by the first expe-
dition have substantially the value and
authority of an autobiography. They
consist entirely of extracts from Fremonts
reports. The author says, this part of
the volume gives, with the accompany
ing illustrations, a perfectly authentic
account-as good as can be found of the
great interior of the North American
Continent, its great features, and the
races that occupy it. The Rocky Noun
tains, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Ba-
sin, the Salt Lake Valley, all 50 full of
strange interest, and SO little known,
the Pacific regions are described by their
explorer in his own fresh and effective
style.
Apart from political questions, the
book contains much descriptive matter
that will interest the general reader, the
seeker after knowledge; and the life of
Fremont itself is full of incidents of al
most romantic interest. But 10 the po-
litical reader most of all will the book
be indispensably ne cessary, as giving the
plain and unvarnished history of a man,
for, or against whom, the American cit.
liens will soon cast their votes for the
highest Office in their gift.
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TIRE! FIRE! The Portage Mutual

Il Insurance Company, Incorporated in le39, has
been, tor many years doing a successful and satisfac-
tori business, both in the Mutual and Cash departments
Of Fire Insurance, and now offers to the Public as safe
and reasonable Insurance as can be obtained in any
other responsible Compa y. either east or vest
The Yearly Assessments are now due. and in the
hands Of the undersigned for collection Our friends,
holding policies in the Mutual Department. will greatly
obIige me by calling in Immediately, and paying the
same. For Policies in either branch, call on
July JIG, 1sj6-1m TT MeLAlN-
THE WHITE CHIEF-A Legend of
L North Mexico, by Capt. Mayns Reid.
Price SIS ADAMS
THE SCALP HUNTERS, or Adven-
lures among Trappers. This is one OF the moss
thrilling books that has been published for many years.
Every one should have it. Just published,
p Copies received,
livery LADY her own Shoe Maker,
IL A complete Seif-InstrIctlr in the art OF making
At ADAMS.
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Federalism.

The Chronicle, true to IFS old federal
instincts, likes to boast of its party be.
ing composed of all the wealth and re-
speciality of the country.-Democrat.
The editors of the Chronicle did moi
happen to be born until some time after
Federalism had gone to the same bourne
whittier Patent Niger Diffusion Democ-
racy is fast going. But if we were not,
Mr.. buchanan was, and he was as rank
a federalist as aver drew breath. Don't
saya word against federalism now brother
Ritezel. That is a sore spot with your
party just at this tine.
You are probably right in saying
that our party is respectable. We will
not dispute that point.
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DRESCOTTS, SLEEPER & CHASE,
i CFirm Of Prescott Brothers, Boston, Mass.l Man
ufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in STRAW GOODS,
ard MILLINERY ARTICLES, hats, CAPS, &c,
10 Water Street, Up Stairs, Cleveland o.
CALVIN 5. PRESCOTT,
5. DANA PRESCOTT, JOHN X. c. SLEEPER,
GUsTavUs G. PRESCOTT. JAMES u. CHASE.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AN

Active Boy, of good habits, u 70 l6 years old, to
take care Of a team. and do chores about a house and
store. A good boy can have a permanent home, and
: T pONTERny
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EOR SALE
Il The subscriber offers for sale his Wool Carding
and Cloth Dressing Estai lishment, on the MahOring,
a few rods south Of the Railroad bridge, in this Village.
It is one of the most desirable locations for a Wooden
Factory on the Reserve, and may be purchased cheap
B. STEVENS.
Warren. JuIv %. IG56-6t
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ELAX STRAW WANTED. We will

Il pay Cash, as usual, for any amount Of Rotted or
Unrotted Flax Straw, (ROtted prefsrred) delivered at
our Mill. We shall pay no more for pulled than for
moved Flax. ABBOTT & HIGGINS.
N.-tnn EaIIs- Lnlr L. Is56sw
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JOHNSON HOUSE, John R. Surburg,
Proprietor, Cleveland. Ohio.
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Il D. II De WITT.
L ENDALL Il DE WITT, STAPLE
IN and FANCY R GOODS. Wholesale and Retail.
NJ u, Sunarior Esraat CIarafa1d OhFo
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Fremont Club Meeting.

j. ID. Cox,
Onbekaf Congressional COMMITTEE
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-NNNJON N"I AI1s OF IIdIkIIn OLully
FoR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDELL, of Ross County.
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DABCOCK IL HURD, Wholesale
ID GROCERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and dealers in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Also, Manufacturers of the Best Quality of CONNECTION
aries, Agents for Cincinnati Native Wines, No. 10,
Water Street. Cleveland. o.
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Axes and Nails.
4 LOT OF each on hand and for sale by
a NJ u. BRYAN,
msva3 N. r.. Cor Court House square
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NEW GOODS
Al The rbitadelpbis t1hosp store |

THE PUBLIC are invited to call and ex'
i anime The new assortment iiist reteiv-
ell OF this establishment, consisting Of the
following
Piece vefy heavy Plain Black Gtos lie
Rhine silk, . Pieces very handsome Plain
black Batege. A few patterns Of Plaid
and Satin Stiiped ditto. A small Iassutt4
nient Of very handsome Emh;d Hdkis;
Dnb't|. Collars, Sleeves. Chemisettes and
Worked Bands, black lace Wells; Filet,
Milts, &c
In addition to he above, they have re
eeivel very large assortment Of Ribbons,
in all colets and widths, W lch will be sold
at such prices as will make 1t the interest
Of nj wanting these goods 10 give this es-
lahlishment call jufel1,
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The HNgUssg Furnace !.

I FILTERS PATENT ron 5tfH Uff4Ety s4Arge
u were granted to SAMUEL m GILMAN, Ut Ns.
81 Matches street, Fsw Greanssundef. The date
81 nss I lssi for fuftsee fuf buffnhins Wooh
The FURNACE committees The following Qualities,
sErhH tRoi}s 7HB pistg1y ss4SoS,6 !
Ut. lit works entirely by d hsttfai atausht,
and without the aid Of Blower
gd.--1t contains no 1fste Bars or other iruHA
Iii the interior. M AY a ~e
sd.1t never requires stuppass'ef the fnIliir
have its ashes elearnej ent. H
4th.--4The BnEasse ie never stirred lnr tsuehsa
after II arrives In the furnace. a haa &
5fh.s-1t burns All the BaFasse, and thskee
steaia enough 10 ruiz the mill engine, h stenn
battery, and pumping eheue.
7hts o,ttg Ftfnnce ttathash, tsA afS erop
IN I9pisia,ia u, eeBpitunee fsth ne abcre IRE
coiditfons $3.50 go so Z
This furnace makes no pretensisn 10 burn t'Ax
esse alehe, fha does not resemble ali offer
furhace IN sibsle featate IL its fprin, III ihs
principles iron which II works. " Iii tie Hsrlts
which |. produces neither does II aptHaach the
Fights 81 any thef party reports circulated 70
the contrary are 81 mere tricks or trade khewh
to he mise v tfnse who make them nd calculated
rnly ta deceive The public. aud palm n atitetes
that esunot stand urnn their owr n,pfis. No
person will be allowed 10 sell iiake, II Use my
patent Fufnaee, without authority from, me
ara all persohs having such atthofl'y will be
hiiif guaranteed in It's hndlstufbel lse and pos
session. + i
nv Patent fnfnaep Il ~ applicable IL a tfaih
Of kettles az 10 steam bhilers and ats prepared
TO contract tn apply II To btirnlne TIE Bapasse 10
boil cane Juice In the cotninon tain of kettles,
under q satisfactory guarantee 10 thu pufs
chaser. tfI isya#f E6s f&&ff
treatise on the whole subject, In phsfrtlet
form, with drawings &C.. to be had Of The subseri
Der, by mail or otherwise, k,5Ek AL!fgK
SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
81 Matches street,
fbt Enid q New nflsahs
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rrt4. CAs1'l.ET'oN's,
FEMALE SEMINARY.


nNR A Mrs uAsTLEToN having associated with
wi themselves, miss CHAPMAN aud othef cnni
pe,pt,t Female Teachers will be- ready Dec pUtestts
by tict first, 10 take limited number 81 board
Ing aud day Scholars ,,....,.
A large eoirniodiotis and elegant building is y
process u erection which will aiFbra airy, heal
Inv and abundant areuinmoa tluns fef thirty
BARRIERS tte which ttiifhpt thia department. y HINT
ted y besides a eai,H eieiis 81 Study Hal and re
citation aud Music leeus
The yeat ut ten months is divided into fout
terms, ami Leafdefs must pay quarterly IN at
vance Tbis Il iinperitiye, either ID cash or nego-
TABLE equivalents.
Nj. Uastletur, will take special charge ufthe
Graduating uia;s, aud will aeyete the best OF his
talent ana aeuuirefenis to cultivate the taste tnr
Literatnr and scehee, as well as to make them
intelligent On all important facts aud priheis
piles.
Patrons had better register and enroll their rn-
pills az early ~ pussib Y, both day and blathihg
pnpiis, that full preparations may be made III
time
" eh baarhef must pfuvide silver fork anh
Spbbn, Napkins ANA Ring Bed ana Bedding, all
distinctly marked With her. rhine.
All The branches Of ~ elegant Southern euoca-
ton, viii be taught and Vocal Music upon the
fnUst approved artistic principles will be daily
lesson.
For terms and further particulars aprlr y
v T uAsTLEf0N.
inir tg-tf Baton Rouge, la,
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House Furnishings.

MATER Cisterns, Dtippers and Fwers
w oval, oetagon and colored Hall Lamps
enameled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans, turned brass Preserve Ket-
ties. cast iron and earthen Spittoons oval
eauare and Gothic Walters, SAVERS and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes, Glimmers and
Wick. rich center fable French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Castors, at MoNrAN Il HuerEr.
mav5. Church street.
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I.inmors. Wines sc.

r ONGWORTH's pure Sparkling Ga
IL tawba--B Best IN town; Longworth's
Ladies sweet Wine Inngwo,th's pure
Catswba Brandy; Longwofth's zimfret.
mans Sparkling Isabella; Leomis' Dry
Catawaba Mum,n's Cabinet Champagne,
rints ard quarts faumms Hotkheimer,
1916. f. Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial I,
Dangers Guignolet; Imperial Brandy. 30
yeas old Charfelas Dor, Lafayette and
Hinet rastitlicn t'faniy Old Nabob Rum,
Jamaica Rum, Madeira and Port Wine /;
Awaek, Sherry. srhnapps, KRIS h Wessar,
panititk and other Fire Corlials. Clatet
and White Wines, Old Mcnchgahela. TITS.
ealoosa. and Butbon Whisky, Stuffed
Oi7es. Anchovies, safdnes, English pick-
les, Salmon. HOLSTERS, French and Anefi-
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce. Fine
and Extra Cigars. &C., &c.
Which am wiling---if fact anxious to
Exchange Tor specie paying currency. silver
or COLE Guly5l JOSHUA BEAh
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very vsiant,te Property fbt Sale

f1NHE large ard eommodiuus brick is,s s91aa
l. building DIT talase cite street, iii
the property of the late CHAs IRaRHk
TessiEn, deceased Is offered Tor SAFE, un
very reasonable terms The upper rstt Of
The house has been used Irf Hotel and is
we'll adapted Tor this purpose, whilst the
ground door, affords most t'tsilable loea-
lion FOL stores Immediate application
should be made to ......s
iunelgstf l.. BUNNEGAZE.
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rNW GOODS.
Az the isnila,,s,phia Cheap 81

AT the Fhiladeiphla Cheap store
F1vHE following new goods ha, e just been feeelv.
4 ed At this establishment. and win be sold at
the usnal low pricps-fan and Check Nsuscuk
Masii,s, Irish linens In ali qualities, Dataask
Table Cloths and Napkins Russia and Birds BY e
Diapers Ladies' Black Lace Mantiilas and Points,
Black Lace Wells, Hibbnhs balloons, trimmings,
Fiets Mitts, Long and ehuit, Cents Lisle 9aunt.
let's, Piinw Case Linens, &C.. alse a large lot OF
Boys LeEhern Hats very cheap fiuly.1a
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Family Groceries.

- FHFHfF srfSEeHNr' ~. !,
FEHE ATTENTION Of families and
l. others is called TO the stock Of Family
Groceries, at The N. Z. Corner Of Court
of Court House Square. Consumers in the
lower end OF town can be saved the neces.
sity OF running up town as far as Church
street for barrel OF Flour or key Of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at this es-
adjustment are exclusively Of the best quail
IN and will bear the closest scrutiny. *
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
maypA M g. BRYAN.
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English Hosiery.

TUsT opening At The PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
j sToHE--a large assortment of these goods
consisting of Gents white, Brown and Fancy col
ored Hose Ladies' Misses aud Boys ditta.. IN all
qualities. The above goods are all bought from
importers and must sound very cheap To thoss
who can appreciate good article OF can see the
difference betve German and English Hosiery.
Call and examine for yourselves. Junext@ys
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DTRsONs having moray tn spend for
i Groceries cannot do better thar call at
the brick building recently ererted IN the
corner OF Africa and 81 Ferdinand streets,
where gptd pro quo is always ready for
exchange. Additions aud supplies are con-
siantly receiving M. q bkf AN.
iuly2s. g. r.. Cor. court House Square
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Particular Notice.

DLANTERs and others purchasing Gro
Il ceries through their servants, viii
please notice the fact that they can be
supplied with prime article for az little
money at the corner Of Africa and st
Ferdinand sts., as elsewhere.
aug 10. N. " BKl AN.
=. r. corner Court House Square.
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NOW Opening.

A LARGE assortment of China, Glass
n and Flint Ware, Ornalnented Toilet
sets. China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Self Sealing Fruit Cans, SO.
lar, Hall and Astral Lamps.
Also, just received fine assortment of
Rocking Chairs. Armoirs. tables, &C., &c
iulyi0 ]. PIPER u co
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Now ID the Time.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL.

sTstiE suescrseer cfsrs FOR sale 10 his numerous
i customers and the public In general, II lower
rates than ever, his extensive shack OF Watches
and yswe " 10 tnske room FOR his new stock.
Anye~dy wishing to purchase any thing in ay
iedge Tor himself.
watches anA Clocks repaired and warrensea ~
pscss ser twelve months
THE0. GOLDMAN.
Is WhscAmcher os1s eessssr Har~sy Eesss.
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snnsi..ss ,er sten,nsh.p ,h,latlelpl,le.

En LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
/ w SO lbs. Black Tea Superior"
% dog Clarpt Wines;
0 Champagne,
o boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco |
100 |" Virginia Smoking tt
q Drums Turkish
i2 dos Olive Oil, OTIS and pts.
l9 boxes Windsor Soap,
$500 Superior Havana segars;
100 ounees French Quinine, palletiets
Is doss Preston & Merrlps Yeast
Powder;
In store and for sale at New Orleans.
prices by WIN. B0sEL,
iulyJ1 Druggist
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fbi anu d
Fresh A,.s.ir0ys.

Dor CELAtN Preserve Kettles tsD
/ szes) Family Tea and Buffet sthles
Halls patent4=impeved eoncave q sntil
Nutriaeker Disston's saw- hacked Butcher
Knives. Mahogany~-zine ringed Butter
mo,lis. MuNTAN IL HtttsuETl
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saw and saw Bia,les.

HRusst UT, pit, pannel, Rip, Tenrn,
y Steel and brass back Bu.ehe,s, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them oil
spear II jackson " make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store oi
San25-Y sARsIiiER u LAFouE.
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RoyAL ExpgNsEs--Albert aud
Victoria receive enc million Of dollars
annually. BY strict economy they
are able to support life on this small
amount. II Ii proposed 10 settle three
hundred and tiIiy thousand dollars on
the Princess Royalof England, as her
annuity after her marriage with the
prassian Prince. Having been train.
ed 10 fueal habits, Il is hoped that the
young hcase-keepers will avoid all ua.
necessary expenses. and thus be emo.
hled TO make the two ends Of the year
meet,
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r HAVE on han !, III good condition $50
l. Kegs Prime Lard, which will sell In
lots at NV ntleans quotations, thus en-
abling purchasers 10 save freight drayage,
NC. &c. Those wanting will please call
early, uulylol JOSHUA BEAL
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rremrh Window GIasa.

REGElVEn per ship Orphan, !"
IN fsem New York, an assortment of window
glass, sby 1ns-4t Q by ~ e4lU ~ ia~-l2 by ts.
10 BY ae-A2a by atl--3n by a Aisn, pittsbnrg
"ele "" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and Tor sale either by the hax ~ At retail, AT,
dec5.y. MONTAN 4 HUGuET.
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New and Popular Music,
Mechanics 'Tools.

DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID y Jacksons Saws. Plains " all kinds
Aegefs and Anger Bits, B,ac. and Brace
Bits. Hatche,ts. Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Coopess Bits, Cooper's Riv.
ets &c. MoNfAN Il HusuRr.
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poo,ssl Rocks,

TIMERS Fieuch Revolution Lossngs
4 Field Book 81 the Revolution Homes
Of the New World; Memories Of Aron
Burr; with a large variety oil cheap pub
LEGATIONS, just received and for sale y
iun94 GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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FiAse-.ou yesterday sbuut r.
o'clock i Ore broke out Ii 4 kitchen on
the premises be An unoceupied house,
on The corner Of 81. Ferdinand and
Africa streets. The fire MAS extin.
guished before much damage done
from Tue manner 10 which the Gre Or.
iginated II u supposed 10 be the work
Of an iucendiary.
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THREe WHEsLEp PnAEroN. There
has been in use 10 Columbus, Ohio,
for some weeks past. a three wheeled
phaetou, which Is said TO work ad~
inirably, and it Is thought will intro.
duce 4 new style OF vehicles into use.
1t ohvistes the annoyances now ex-
psrienced in getting into our modren
four wheeled vehicles, and 10 turning
ahem. The front wheel is so arranged
,aste run steadily, and there is less
friction aud consequently less resis.
sance DO draft.
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HoarsJor Narryias % Eaeiaad -
Tho limitation Of the time of the day
for marrying iu England is fixed by
statute. The period between eight in
che morning and noon is assigned as
the legal time tor all marriages. The
custom here and the law 10 England
are widely different in this particular.
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VAtstIGtI,IE,S.

TUST received from New York Fluting
y Sissofs. Curling Tongs, Cotton and Silk
embroidery. various eolers Meeischaum
Pipes, Palm Leaf Fans, Backgammon
Boards, China Jented iiolls, Wax candles
just received and for sale by
June Q GEO, NJ. HER0MAN
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EE- The man III the helm Of The
San Diego Herald four old friend Bos-
ton, Hatters as. What he says We
did, vas done BY some one else. Mad,
ame Runner, IL such 4 jade, she can.
not carry d streight account from the
Capital to the Metropolis. For this
reason, the Herald 10 excusable Tor
giving US credit for what should be act
down 10 The account Of some one else.
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n ar sn e..

A IiuttsEnnd tor, beautifully situated fte4s s3sr
n FOR A small family residence, can he NsH
purchased CHEAP, iar one part cash nnd Hin R
the balance IN une and TIVE yeats credit. ssasz
!. IN ahssitr Il aytips. Julyi5-H
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ia Coon OrEStka.-.Df H. Jodfdan,
offers for sale today, bis long establish.
ed and we'll known Drug Store, a, the
corner ef Lafayette aud Laurel street.
The establishment has 4 good run Of
custom, aud The proprietor would moi
sell but for the fact, that family inter.
eats cali him 10 Europe. The stcre IL
well stocked with supply Of Drugs
and Medicines, store fixtures etc. --all
that II needf,ll for The purchaser to
commtnce business, without trouble
or expense. The building 10 also Of
Tered on lease or The Proprietor will
cell, if,he purchaser prefers. The up.
per part Of The building Il comfortably
arranged FOR family residence with
ample yard room, and out baildingsl A
rare opening Is offered In the sale Of
this property, for one, desiring to 60
at once Into lucrative business. See
notice elsewhere.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-30
Corn g. Cob Will.

Corn q CDO MlAHs
THO ARRIVE in few days direct from
i the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant " Corn and Cob
Mills, at larsl LaaaulEs & LAsoun's.