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Notice.

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
subscriber, requested 10 call and settle either
hj payment u note; and any persons having claims
against me, are also requested 70 present them ut
once. MARSHALL KEY Jr.
august 90 lsj7--;jtf
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es- Powers goes on the cash principle and
therefore can afford to sell cheap, Give him call
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NOTICE is hereby given to the inhabitants of ! b-
IN erty and Henry townships, that there will he a
petition presented to the commissioners of Wood con
ty, at their December session. praying for county
road to be laid out and established follows: Com
mencng at the southeast of Liberty township
running thence west the township line to the Mil
tonve free pike, and there terminate.
November 5, lS57-2Gw4*
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Troy Twp. Nov. 5, ls57--2Gw3*
Road Noticc.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will he apetition
~ presented to the commissioners Of Wood county
at their next session praying for them to
ty road to be surveyed and csablished said road to
commence at a county road the north section line
of section lG, in Plain township, about eighty rods
from the north west corner of said secton thence
south the west half quarter line of said section t.
county road the south line of said section, and
there terminate. w. NJ. SCOTT.
Plain Twp, November s. 1s57.--26w4*
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LoRAIN CoNvIcTs-A RARE CisE.--At the
recent court in Loruin county, Horace Fleming
plead guilty to burglary, and was sent to tue
Penilentiary. The Democrat says -
Mary Jane Fleming plead guilty to attempt to
commit arson. Sn,enced. She did this for the
purpose of going to the Penitentiary with her
husband This dsvotedness was quite refresh
ing in u court crowded with divorce cuses
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SIGSIFICASr.-The Boston Pilot councils
all Catholics to vote for Gardner, because, it
says, 1--WE cannot keep down the conviction
that he is not sincere. We know the man
pretty we'll, and we feel that hs possesses too
much intelligence to be affected by any ap-
prehensiOus of danger to the Republic from
immigrants or Catholics" Without critici-
sing the extraordinary recommendation to go
for a man because he is :" not sincere" this
position of the Pilot in advising Catholics to
90 for a regular Know Nothing candidate will
be understood as an admission on its part
that there is no vitality whatever left in Know
Nothingsm and that it will be no longer an
object OF di pute or dread. -Etee DemocraL
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MARRIED.,

In Elmore, Ottawa Co, o., on the 22d ult- by tn
Rev. o. Higgins, Mr.. JonN LUcREY. and Mrs. ELizi
BETH A. BELL,
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For Sale,

ON the most reasonable terms the southwest quar-
~ ter of the north half of section number town 8,
of range number H. containing 30 acres; also that
fractional part of section number 3I southeast OF the
river in town G, OF range 0, containing SO acres In
Wood county. Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
September 10, lSj7-lSH
Wood County, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas.
james W. Adair, Samuel C. \ dAir Joseph Anderson,
partners by name Of Adar u Anderson, VS.. 5. d.
Wackman, 4. W. Perkins.
SD Wackman and A.W.Perkins will take notice that
petition has been fled against them by Adair An
derson in the Clerks Office of the court Of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio asking Judgment against
them for the price and value Of goods sold and dev
cred in the sum of seven hundred and twelve dollars
and sevcntyfve cents with interest since April 1887
and that an order of attachment has been issued 10
said action aud unless they answer dcmur to thss
same by the 23th dly of November A. d. 1857 at the
next term of said court, Judgment will be rendered
against them hy default.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. for PHI
O~..ucr g I3j7-22,yGs323
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H.ed Nehnr POsts!

Ased Cedar Posts!
The undersigned ha, quantity Of Cedar Posts.
which he will sell at fair rates, by the cord or
single post. JAMES HOOD.
Psrryshurg, August 20, ls57-l5w3
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MhLEAINJi,
The Diamond Mill Ia in running srder and
ready at all times TO do up custom work short
tcc, and warrented to give satisfaction The citizens
of Wood county will now enjoy an advantage they
never have had beforea free bridge to the MILL and
their work done promptly. The work will show for
itself.
wANTED-at the highest cash prices, st the mill.
Wheat. Rye Corn, and Oats. Cash paid at the mill,
giving the advantage OF purchasing their goods
in M1umes City, Psrrysburg.
August g. lSS7-lsu WILLIAM HoUBr0N
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I'D. Anderson ~ 30,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS & sTATIoNERs,
TOLEDO. q.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous,
Theological,
Cllssical
Medical,
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1nsuranff.


hawkeye Insurance Company,
8DAvENPORT. IOWA..
OFFICE IN No. 2 pAvENPORT'S BLOCK,
~ over Ghabt, Brother, Barrow = Co.. Banking
House. unic- ilours, y A. N totP.M
pIREt TORS
! II burrows, G.a ]. Davenport y MrrMIir
Alfred sanders Charlie 1e--flr. q q farrts !. '
Dr..aint, Has NJ babel, u u Wg4awatd '"hit
Owens, ! W Wiley \ II isrcow, y ] >h"r'f -
OFFICERS
L. 4 pE~SAtNT President,
rHAs I.E-SllE. lrsasmrrt
pASIEI 4. NitnREht Secretary
1.Mrs " nAizEii EA '''"
n IL NtHtI,N ARD, Assist -se-S
81 l. MehpNN GrHera' Agent
III &. q lfaue Company Il in.ure- exclusively
4 f6, Htttius. r5aa lac stock consists IT premium
ts. 4a ihrte !. stl,uusl in ruch nntrs IN ps'-
.a.-tu.. IS, tkr toupauy Nj this property eau bs
fs4ri,d rs proce-- ituu nur own raHris, and there
.r, uI.r- ~Ul,lr4rht guaranty that the msInl'-r-
recover Tile iH.nrt'l III ra.. ~ io.s This
a IT tasUTnaer has eatne into g"g crai u-e W the
tastsfu tttsr- bsrsUse u combines thUapncs- viii
safety. nsd kcsp- mn.sy circulating "a, hoia. that
euaaa olEerwtsr ~ -ent ABROAD bysaAwn
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Mafl)iyserp.
Fifteen Dellar Oewlng uaehan1

Fifteen Dsllar Sewing naehlnes.
THE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT. AND
La6lss especially, asc respectfully invisei 20 cal,
q the II claire House, Parior No n TO wisaeas Ike
epesasioa Of
Wssss~'s Csissssse@ e1s Fsmily Stsrise Mseaisss
few days, aaorainG me opport unity FOE al the cii
use
Thls nachiae u admirably adapted 10 Ill kinds oi
ba0sy sewing; 10 simple In its construction, ess,
operated noe Liable 10 vt out Of order and win d
e mech WORK IN angle day q this most expsri
-sansstrces can do In twenty with her needle and
sold fof the low price of Fifteen Dollars.
4. The suossr'ber has purchased the sole right fos
the state 81 lows Tor the sas u the above GeiebrA
ted sewing Nachines Couusy RIsAts for Gale i,
applying &c mo IL person, DC - isstrr
have made aErangcussnfs with Mr. q O. Shorey
chine In unlimited numbers
ieedkwtf JOHN 4 wAlJvy
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LIE CLAIRE YOUNDogY
MACHINE SH OP.
Al DONAHUE SUCCESSOR To MEssRs
W. lie Claire . lsnyenper, having purchased
the abosr premises. - how prepared 20 mann.
fasture
STEAM ENGINES,
Of the .alloas kind. Suitable T. the wAnts ~ the
CAsTIN0s,
for all of the different varietie. Of
MILL BEARINGS AND sHArTINGs,
Of all dissertations
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES
csps. siils, brackets. Columns, Ae, Ae, always OF
baud, aud made 10 order
Ccnnscscd with ths shove u Forging shop, under
the dreetson u men of superior sh4il
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS
MADE To ORDER,
BABDIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ms ssoek Of Patterns for Nsrhinery, Bsiidins and
0rsameniai purposes, y unsurpassed b. any eimiAs
establishment IN the West
2spsAssng desc ~ The 9Aeseess Nsstes.
Charge reasonable Cssh IT oil simes paid for old
- Corner Of From, and seo,,s..., D.ysnpcrs
mh21d.a n DOSAuuE
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sAOT.G HOUSE.
4 tDRNIk tn HARRISON AND FL

/ 4 FORMER III HARRISON AND FRONT
Y streets II ysre As ow the stsatn Packet and
terfS Landing } ! Humphrey 4 "a rropfietoE..
stu.d respectfully sHnenice e their ka-iert ffarnds
s the public generally that ties haNs purchased this
..AgoE AN HorEf,
81 adaei mere than oat hall to u. FORMER sire as
AAstAg fatifed and fsfGrHA.hss. the eHitts house.
prepared a render the stay ~ guests Pleasant
They VIII aim t. merit continuance. af the patron
~ literally bestowed aIsln them heretofore
Itft- haune u ~ Tia. Isost Pheasant locations ir
psYca ptfts comma dss Nfsw af the tlNsf. 81 Rock
Leland cifY ard ii uia HeEt Armstrong fsh.tf
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Ia u :. q 1885,. =.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE TinSl
~ aai pDtli further Notice, trsia- WI leave Il
I-ahi ~ o. t-uutla!e vAceFttll ~ ifiuS-
lsi pay Ia press NAL train af ~ VI \ N
~ ,sht xlife-s NJ ..-..z=... - 4
ID Frstght aItd ~ r}a.. eat 3 - Y
Trsils arrive ~ Rosk i-iapd da.iy, Haaday- 81
Ccpissl, fell.w-
let Nlshi Express st....-.--.... ..z-.. B.. 80 \
u pasiy Express afssl Mai ~ 1----.-- . ~ q n
~ Fr.ighi asI ~ 1sa,- AT. 10 III Ia l. y
All tT3NA. aycT thf- X tst 1lrvft ea,iirstfa
at 'Ass with tEisfs htE the Miri41IB ftti
atd MfeAKtl tsutttl L Il to sad ii1sa u. tra..
Toledo, Cleveland I0H .Itl~. tl4f8WAtls lht5 stlr
Dl4kgs, Ba1alo agara Fall. eaHy, StN VIA
Philadelphia BALTIMORE aid Ms.iagisa Ai.a
IL SAFE gsiA ttaiH. Il thu .uis central Hs4.
Ntrta ~ Gs.na aud Spath ~ ~. l9lts aud CAR
- which places Tickets can he ~ 'earri u
- BEAsoS,
Ticket Agent, u u DEPOT, 1.
Passengers are rstniadcd ~ the rcer.sty ~ sis4As
d-tiact directions to the destination IT the,r "a
gage also, 70 prs.ure tickets before tAklns seats b.
fn- enFs a, the conductors collect fares aaiy sta
sipas the Aua III the sAirags AID X x I-ant
Railroad
JouS + TRACY Superintendent
w III WHtsuAs. A--'t ~sn't
b Mock I-la4l, Afrfl - Isl
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DENTON HOUSE.

pENJAMlN DENTON PROPRIETOR
l iarmerlN af Hou@ hk.spsts. n y
Ihi. House aHd fUFtaat. stiirets new and the
iian.u : situated III rargeF II Third AID Low a
streets. n peasant part II tie eiiS and ea. three
*4nars iIsRi tbs H. la aNd IL guaranteed. ~ mol
$751; hs.t,a to he gs~d u iisus. there % the
a4scs Travellers WishtaE ~ siel ~ psN-nfsrt viii
aaI ~ tie n.aisn teass al thr eant IT. If god
tafa. ratpprtsiHA clsa el-ah beds asaid at
tsianee sul a ~, vrfuI eatapitan~r with every rea
-ssaahlc dsSnahl
4hars.ss rvs.aas.ss aAd ~ hnmbug
4esRf HENi DENTON
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ATTENTION ATTENTION!
3. O. SsaOREY,s
Foundry, s91cJsSsse Shop,

lROE WORknt
THIRD STREET. OPPOSITE THE CATH
= oLlc Bsrisl 0rcnnd
superior steam Engin~s from Ave to 6ve handre.
horse row-r EngiIes, Lathes, fisners, Gri.t Aill-
AL descriptions Of Nil Work done promptly aud IL
the beet manner Particular asicniioa pasd 10 Ne
pairing Narhin~ry.
Persons requiring shaftng wili dnd his Aajustahi,
Hanger and lfoiiias box~s superior IL any ihiis
in
u. s sole Agent In the west for the manufact ar,
Of Nccards celebrated Anti Friction Horse Power
superior machines for the purpose attended Tks
attention ~ Farmers 10 particularly requested T.
tho.. labor saving machines.
Aiso Ornamental House Casiines of variou. q.
.igns aud snperior hnish Cap, silis, Bracket.
Tru.scs. Ac., Ae rnste 10 order of the latest am
hest patterns
y Is Two very superior steam Ensin~s for cal.
jcsssf
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st. fouis.

poub.e Belts, psuB.r rriee malg e. .tIsf
:, I.suls, MarsA III Ills
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. a co.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers !!
Faasi.ss sspys.ed short notice
I'VE ARE NOW In REC EIPT " A FRESH
w supply cf every article usually kept Ia our
hns Thankful for past patronage We would ask a
CorrETs
R.as-,s and 0rourd
NoLAssks
all grades aud qualities.
baltimore ~ ster-, Iaaisicrs, tlaIGs, Sa.men aud
-AE3sn"s III tsss superior article aud warranted
Preserves, Jcles, Grrkins. knglsh Pickles olive
IN Pepper ssaee ketehup-, kr., In 6iass
sauce. fomatoe- Peaches, Hers. ka.iish, lt.rbs
and Powders Ia Can.
Mustard, spices. Chocolate, Broma, Sage, Canary
seed f-arl Barrie! 6roand kle.. Parma saieratu-
starch rt@ia attracts of all kinds Maeearvni, Yer
nse4s, fs.acs stAps, brushes, Baskets &c
.snden fleuf, Corn Meal, Ho,nin,, oa Meal, &c
Louisville teinsnt, Satls, ulass, ke,. Ac
tAll aiad ~Namii. stock which We VIII warrant
- save satisfaction
M-pALzELL JR 4 co,
l"S y Cor Second and Perry street
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THE SECRET isfIkMITIrs OF
YOUTH AND MATU RnTY.
just Published, gratis, the twenty aftA Thousand
A FEW WORDS IN THE RATIONAL.
IA treatment without Medicine, 81 sp~rnatorrL..
or Lncai Weakness, Nocturnal Emi.sle.ns ls..ls.I
and Nervous Debility, Premature seca, u The s,s
tsm, ImroteIcy, and lmpedInsnts 10 Marriage gene.
rail-,
The imtortsnt fact thai Me HsAay ala ming conn.
painis, originating tn the aud solitude Of
youth may - easily removed without Medicine, 10
In this small tract clearly demonstrated and the en-
tsey ne and highly suceeasfnl treatment - adops
ed - the Author fully explained. hy " which
every one enabled himself perfectly aud q
the lsass possible cost, shersb: a,siding al the a
vsstioed n0otrums * the day.
Bcnt 10 amy address Cratic and poss free In seasd
envelope. by psd) possagr ssampo
70 pr bk LASEY, II Lispsaard street, Nsw
York Oily. s.sapl,U - woms
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Groceries.


WILSON 4 l1A8lEH,
Wholesale Gk0CERN,
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
100 half ches, Young Hyson and 0unpowder.
10 half chests Oolong aud Soarhons
~ cadairs from I % 70 he
TO boxes Palm Soap
" boxes Vafi.gated soap
as boxes shaving d.
~ boxes Transparent ID
s boxes ta-ill. ds
80 boxes Pickles
100 boxes Tomato Css.up and Pepper Sauce.
loo hnses various brants choice Tnbarcoh
100 tu'a stx~. Cigsrs
400 Imported De
a,s iaxe. ~, ard scaled ileiiinsa
10 tbl- nrn Aackefea
- half bhis 30
40 kits for family use.
5o hbls aad Kegs ~ N.lassss.
- hid. Sugar
80 dos bed Cord.
60 bb,s irisSi ArpIcs
50 sack dried Icachw.
Too baxes a~w kaistn.
- th- assorted Sut.
$40 i1xes DO gias.
soo Kegs assorted Nall.
5OO doe fumbscrs
Spice. Of all kinds.
Wooden ard Willow Ware brushes.
/ 80 sbi. Cider Vinegar
~ Together with "a large stock Of other articles,
I ali OF which We wall cell "a reasonable terms
Janeiiixw WILSON 8 HARLEY
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| afl.IA VII
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUGACTeRY,

TRUSTEES sALE.--wHEREAe ON THE
J nrst day Of August. 1855, lcais voirht ana -.
Pits, III. Ntle. executed urto chsries Puus,. n.
Trustee, certain Decd of Trust conveying 10 ssi6
Trustee that piece tract ~ lAnd IL Gott crnn1v
Iowa described ~ follows 10 vii The lanA ~
premises known, designated snd Numbered 81 M
number six, 90 In block numlssf ave tsl IN
the plat q the survey Of Hceklsr = Eantrs ad1sson
IN West BunA,o In the town Of nuGhIo acolt es.ssv
Iowa - recorded In Scott counay ana rreosSa 49,
The came psmlses conSsyeo 70 the cid Leafs ~
by dss4 hereof from Anton Huber and wffs 4Siv
rscores1. for the Eurpsss u ssesviug 10 pay1eSs
81 certain prosnleoofy noss hearing the $50 1n0o
with said bed Ut Trust, payable enc ysns aoe 01o
70 Pses1oa Wing r. orass, Ns The - - - -.
drsd cd ssvsGly rye dotIass WITH tneeruSs Fl ~
rais n In ~ eent - sanuml whish noao -
And 400 the enld note having heeoms Suo - : -.
abb. 80 ~ eaid L0qIs vosekt havtne fsiIs7 q
the sams. l, Charlie ruwsTs, TrnsssS = s5ue ~4sY
DO hssssg gre tAjs pgnile seeles tAas " VrssS "
she paGsr g n vssis9 II 80 bss1 e
poai6Ghs % shs iass = 81 0lsss q Issh ~ ~
9eioss I. i &C., 4 a. y, 49, -: =
9reSR01ahIs $500. 70 - k2SS.s
eaSA, - I'D - Ivuasss e1es1 -. = -
$50 oa1 neers0a 1hsssen - ~ ~ ~ ~ s--sSSSS
viii ~ esYsasss e 80 80 eesas q sks S11ss
aud TSua1GSs 1ssA Upus - oomplsesn RI Sui6 ~
Ades1 vil - fva dbs1s1las . q - - q
cnAs PowERs. rru....
Dated Aagsss =. lss'. ssS1dsa
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


TfSExciss Commissioners met on Monday after
boon. al O'Clock, IL the Common Pleas Count room.
Pcsert CDmu i-siouefs Kerr, Haske q and Holmes.
The following Is the lit - the applications:
Udopho Woe n % Beaver street. approved 50
stephen BuIthster NJ. 30 Greenwich street, stSre-ss
proved; $40
VIM A AIbro No 80 Grand .,reet sor.-spprovea 80
Chester Diigss No 90 Broadway, s,ore-svprOTed; go
ysm., Van s.S.cbor no Is cssuberrs .,re. sc,-s
pI Al I Nm. No orrcupch street, .,or--.pro,-f.
YIN. Knapp No &c Washington street. ,;ore-spprv.d.
simon. N.wsrs No 2s' Washington street, ,,or---.p
Cbsrts Snyder No 80 Eighth svenue .tore--sppo,sd
hi bard Tettley. No s2s Sixth avenue approved -.
Robert fs'le spplcsiion Of June 9bond approved 80
Amsnd Hsrfsid No 20 GRIND stree, inn spproyed 80
Edward McAlpn No. SIS Brosdw az ,u-sppr, ved Sss
Plat, y. Reed. No. coo Broadws y inh-spproyed so.
Fugfpe Cbab.t 81 Greenwich stree, inn-spproyed SO
Wm. Kreitz No. 10 Mott street. inn approved; e3s
Antoine Mstsran q Beekmsn street, approved $50
fit Oh MQusde 81 Third and Eighty sntb
street. inn-sppovedi 80
Squire Marshs No sol Hudson street nnspproved, 80
Joseph Moesch No. I48 Wiism street inn-spproved 80.
Leopold Keller No. Albany street. inn-approvedi go
Valentine Bepnsr No. Avenue A. inn-spproyed; SO.
Michael Pheisn Of Tenth street and Broadway ina
Joseph Lovesfl No. 2as West Thirty fifth street, nn-.e.
psvea $50
David Curry, No i5 Church street. inn-papen ,sivel
to be taken into consideration.
Louis schwsr jr, AS Broome street. nnapproved; eS9
s.%o. Rsnssr No union .Snsrs nn-sppoysS -
Charles Rtcher No. 1876 SecoI davenue nn-spproved e
sobn Gsiard. No. Is WALKER street inn-spproyed: $50
f. Csiste No. 81 Mercer street inn-spproved; 81.
Desirie Cnlot. No Is White street inn-apprdeed; So
CLhres Heibcr lie Greenwich street, inn-approv.d; ga
John cuIey No ass Mulberry street: inn-spprosed IS.
VIM Eginton No. ls9 Fulton street, inn-approved; ESQ
The Board adjourned till this afternoon at O'Clock.
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THE TURF.

Union Course, L. L-TRoTTISG--Satwday Jsly
a. IS57.-Match 81, 900; mile heats in harness:
II. Woodruf's b. e. Brattleborough ............." I
W. Pesbodys b. g. Losee..
Time. 2o2-2:49.
Same Day-Match 800, mile heats, to $50 n,
wagons and driver.
ID Waltons b. m Jane received forfeit.
Owner b. @. Rpton, paid.orfeit.
Same Day-Match 5000 mile heats, best in S, 10
harness. ----.a
Owner b. Z. paid forfeit.
Owner 9. g. received forfeit.
FoRDHAM-RUNSISG RAcE-Same Day-Parse,
$50; qusrter-mile heats, best s.
O. Holbertop, Yonkers entered Lady Jane.... I
w. Cooper. Fordham, Lsdy Fisher. .........."
Mr.. Parker, Nicholas.
NJ Lewie. Westchester, YouneTrustee.
No time given.
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49,. =. --..,,a,r;ca, fact that the natural SIM
ton. The veircrnereuce IL exactly one -ha's al
4 onetwelh el re NECESSITY of dividing the cir:
,adus demons.ai,es' rsrs as It is divided in the ~
@ , s % Ss H s'% s du Be S
V'de irto y Limos, indispo nssbe. To Others the
nal no'a,0h essy after the centuries of experience
Change s in the ratio in currency lshilings and
We have nsasures feet auo inches and in numbers
Isnes and gross and partially in weights o,nces
dozens nJs yoy and apothecacries weight IN az OF
a,g easra even the ncongruity with our no'a,"di
". fsed TO displace the more natural dao en and
i1i.op We have merely to add an fora ,er br
for an eleven the latter being for a we have our
lifting the tops of the strokes anu viii MI be one of
NV noo sSor admit but SO would be any change
% s generation making IT, will ony s%G , a"d
.h~ec sonom q .sdT n prossss Of sr
s,ucton. and have soh'o y" IL. NJ r.
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,,.u FAILURES AT THE WEST.

n ~. !.
40 "e ~ are badly treated here as to our New
ON" Our letters and newspapers miss day
ION me until patience is exhausted. The whole
.a %o can be remeded by your Postmaster and VIII
- JLs niU send Tie Indianapolis m9d1y F@'1"de'
,iia and Pa,s61rgh
The quarrels and competition between the New
York md Erie and New-York Central Railways cause
Sels,s at Dunkirk, by missing connection. There
should. for mail convenience aud certainty, be from
,,s 4, TWO hours timo given there, between the arm
val and departure Of the trains So long rSp,e as
rom Nev.York teither way to Dunkirk should nave
nor. t,me at as end to allow for accidents and many
unavoidable causes OF delay. As is, there Is but ~
,rnu,es 10 mend all the lost stitches in 4bl mliesand
isnce our difficulty. Give us the mail through fnia
;phs and Pittsburgh, and there is no fear OF missing
connection over elk hoars and but little danger OF
that, except at Gallon, Ohio. Our Philadelphia mail
is very regular, always. -.
Resides this Philadelphia route is the correct one
Gar our mail. 1t is nearest by many miles, and Is by
far the most direct. 1t well enough to send Ceve'
lard and Northern mail matter by the New York
reads, bu, indianapolis mails have no business away
up at the Lakes. Yours, &c,
dian 1nois July g 1851
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NEW FRUIT DESTROYER.
n. tas Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To Mt Edftor ~ Inc W. H. h'U'"e'
SIR: Instead of attempting description of an insect
that is "death" on fruit in this section, send the
"critter' ITSELF nclosed with this in sealed en-
~eope, a Ia "giatin," of Massachusetts, notoriesy.
The work of this insect you will readily perceive from
the densely covered leaf send, always upon the
under SIDE The leaf cur and crisps as with frost or
fre-then the fruit wits and withers and falls to the
ground This leaf is from young, thrifty plum.tree
loaded down with fruit, that three days ago gave
eyery promise Of unusual yield but is now rapidly
decaying as though struck with DEATH
You will regard my letter as imperfect, perhaps
uiess add that effectual remedy is known. Sui
phur used with Indifferent One man, losing
bis patience strewed dry straw under his currants,
and with lighted match sent both insect and Guy
rants to destruction together. Many large healthy
Cumps of door-yard shrubbery look more like No.
yember than July.
Crops generally look well-very wel--corn ex-
eepted-hough for that there is time enough yet. y
No "corn nights so far, however. The long, cold
Spring rains compelled many farmers to replant their
gardens but believe they count this serious loss.
Moriah Es,er Co., ~ y, July 1857.