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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST ], 1857.


HYAssAU BANK, NEW YORK. JULY n. I87-kT
N Meeting OF hs Board sf Directors held this day, Hami
tou Blydeubursh ESQ vos Presds Mt unGnlmously
elected Presdent plaoe Of Thomas McElrah, Eco,
sgned- A. IOoh1h, OAsnof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
inTELLreEwor OFFICES.

WhNTRD-PLACEs PROCURED FOR CONDUCTORS,
Dook keepers clerks for rppirg and ticket Offices bag
Rssetn hken hremen, Gle ks for dry goods aud
y stores pQrsr barkeepers aud Tor hovs Anpy 10 Louis
KAUFMAN 100 brosoway, late Kaufman q 0arrnr
WANTED-AT no EAST BROADWAY q CoNDuc-
w orr brakenen, baggsgenen 2 c,erss q book.
6eepers porters 81 iress men barkeepers statesmen
zboJs Tor trades srs 70 ifsvs for seamers ard
bo'Hekeeper Apply 70 SlLLhf a Co, East Broad say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
nNHE 0OODWOOD CUP
i A betting book Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be made bets this date July 10 and the l6Sh

VIII be made up bets cen this date July 10 and the leh
Of August, ct the Office of
PURTAR'S SPIRIT OF THE TINES
NS Broadway, N. Y, by which the WIN be hale
agains he success horse named for he said race
the current of odds
Goodwcod Cup the which American horver
Pryor and Pyoress entered to be for England
the goth Of Jny and the of due here by lOk
of August
The fol owing the full entry horses age of each
the weights made June D. and odds which
ready bet against any all the each
case of 81 UOQ-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ See ,tss under time tables-
Of reference.
See Ir cd routeA
See complete railroad map.
Every department full and 90 splete he traveller need
not lack for Co. s osD ,Ss street.
C.MAroLo0Y
THE UNITED srArHs
And of the
Temperate ATTITUDES of the North American Continent am
bracLgs full comparison of these with the cmAtoogy OF
gard Agriculture sanitary Investigations engue< ring
with twelve isohermal and rain charts for
extreme months and the year. including summary OF the
sc Il meteorological observations In ha United States
densed from recent scientific and odicial publicatons
By LORIN BLODGEf,
Author OF several recent ports An clnatoogy,
member Of the National Institute. and Of various learned
One volume imperial svo $50 paxes Price IS on receipt
Of which the work will be forwarded by mail prepaid
]. LIPPINCorr 4 Or, Phifadeiphis
DAFT Xxxv or BRAITHwAITE's RETROSPECT FOR
Il July will be ready Wednesday, the 18th, Also lust
ready complete alphabetical index OF all the contents
Par to XXXlV embracing the whole
Now that this issued expect patrons of the
Retrospect filling their ordering
OF which cases the Ind will be funi cd free will
TO all otb the price Will be Terms Invariably
srvance from Par. XXiIT % year The back numbers
sets from the commencement be had the folio wing
original prices
Parts Kill to Xxx each rs
Parts XXI. IN XXXV, each 90
Thirty paris bound in 10 volumes sheep library STYLE
the sd complete N January 1851 $S0delivered free OF
charge single bouni volume % 90 Nail subscribers will
particularly note that for ~ annum, paid in advance the
viii free possQe whatever part Of the
Union. sTRIN6ER TOWNSEND, Pu ,lshers,
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island or CUB. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BoMBA
Il LTER CO. havana proprietor, plll forward freight
and psrcsls 70 AL part, Of Cuba by uoied States natl stem
tbip hiadelphia Tho ~ ~ August instant Freight mus
be delivered 10 the day berOrs WITH invoc accom-
,panyirg The zane Tor csarng At usiom HOuse
WELLS, FARGO A CO., agents, 81 broadway.
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NEWsPAPERs.


DRUGGISTS CIRCULi r AND CHEMICAL GAZsrTl
~ The August nun Der just ou pri 10 cents VI
Ohce 70 Hickman street, OF William and for
sale ~ RossA TOuseys DeAsr Br0lhers T. a W. ODD
II, Bsil, sherman o.. 6trios or Town'end r. DewiL
Westermann a CO., &c Advertisements a line for
each and every insertion.
YANKEE NOTIONS FOR sEPTEMBKR-OUr THIS
morning For Gale by al the aews agens Price " cents
copy, or 81 e year. +. ". STRONG, Publisher
o NASSAU street, ~ 4.
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NENTREvILE, l.. l., SATURDAY, AUGUST Ia
" match for $500 at 80 O'Clock. ON Lady Smith
to wagon; W. Peabody names mare to ditto
JOEL CONKLIN ProprSelor.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

TO We would call the attention of our readers
to the new advertisements in this weeks paper
OF the Chicago merchants, the following are repre-
sented:
Cooley, Farwell & Co--Dry Goods.
Barrett, King & Co.,-Clothing.
Rawson, Bartlett & Co.-Boots and Shoes
J. II. Reed & Co.,-Wholesale Druggists.
Durand Observation-Disclosures Grocers.
c. f. & L. Lilly,-French China and Cutlery.
Galen Eastman,-Dealer in Lumber, &c.
OF Grand Rapids, A. X. Cary & Co., Produce and
Commission Merchants, insert their card.
Mr.. A. X Cary, of the last named firm, has most
kindly consented to act our agent for receiving
advertisements and subscriptions at Grand Rapids.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
BOYS CLOTHING.

Boys frock sack and half sack coats, over coats,
pants, vests and overalls, youths patent leather
belts, ETC., etc.
Custom Work
Cut and made to order on short notice, in the
latest STYLES, and warranted to fit 800
229tf. PORTER & MATHI60N.
Irving Hall, Grand Rapids, Mich. 7n
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
VESTS.

Plain and fancy velvets, black satin, figured do,
plain and figured Barathea, grenadine and bro
cade silks, white and Marseilles, broadcoths cas-
simeres, satinetts, tweeds valencia, poplins CASH
meretts and alapaccas double and single breasted.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

THEATER IN TowN-The "North American
Dramatic Troupe" C) have been performing in
Grand Haven, for three weekday evenings last
past. We have not attended, for the good reason
that we did not care to give them 25 cents; they
not being liberal enough to furnish either office
with the usual complimentary tickets.
We understand, however, that various complaints
have been preferred against the actors chiefly for
poor representations.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
PANTS.

large assortment made from super black and
colored doeskins, broadcloths and cassimeres,
black, plaid, fancy and mixed cassimeres, sleeps
gray satinetts, cottonadcs, cassinets, tweeds and
Kentucky Jeans.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
CLOTHS.
VESTINGS.
CLOTHING.

Dress, frock, half frock and sack coats, made
from super black, brown, green and blue French,
English German and American broadcloths, sacks,
half sacks and business frocks, made from cassi-
mere satinetts, sleeps gray, Kentucky Jean, CASH
m erett cottonade etc etc
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
DETROIT &. MIL WAUKEE
RAILWAY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers to
IN the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Milwau-
kee Railway, in Ottawa County, that their sub
scriptions are due and payable at the Company's
Office at Grand Rapids and Crockery Creek, as
follows:
Five per cent on the first day Of May, 1857, and
five per cent on the first day Of each succeeding
month, until the full amount shall be paid in
WI INNEs, Resident Engineer Fourth Divis-
ion of the ID. & M. Railway 1895 If.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES, JUNE 10.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

owe changed the dates of the Times, this
week, with melancholy pleasure. "June B." was
taken out, and June TO-" inserted. We looked at
the almanac Our forebodings were correct
The 10th of June falls on next Tuesday. The
comick is to strike the earth on that day
This is the last time we can change the dates
Consequently, our occupation is gone Our
'phelinks' cannot be described!
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

QUESTIONABLE OPERATIoN.-It is sometimes
amusing to observe how newspaper article, taken
from an old paper and slightly amended by some
enterprising (?) editor will thereupon proceed to
go the rounds of the country papers generally.
1t is parallel case we have now to mention.
Some dabster of a would-be-poet has bounced
upon one of GERALD MAssEY's beautiful poems
An unlucky hour was the time for the poem came
out of the mill sadly mutated, and shorn of its
brightest beauties; yet it is copied with surprising
frequency, and called beautiful sentiment"
Beautiful! Compared with the original, it is like
penny candle beside the sun
"This World is Full of Beauty is the title of the
original of which we speak. We publish it on our
first page to-day The mutilated nondescript we
here subjoin. Read them beth, If you please, and
compare their respective merits in other words,
put this and that together
There is a voice within me.
And tits so sweet voice,
That its soft lspings win me,
Till tears start to mine eyes
Deep from my soul it springeth
Like hidden melody;
And evermOre il singeth
This song of songs to me
"Ths world is full of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
1t might be full Of love-"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
HATS.

Leary's fall style of silk and mole hats. cassi.
meres, beaver, know-knothings and wide-awakes.
fur and wool, Kossuth, Webster, Ingraham, cava-
Her. citizen and Alboni do, also large assortment
of black, brown and fancy silk ahd cotton plush
caps from IS to SO so, black, brown and drab cloth
do. silk and cotton glazed do.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

HATS and Caps-the best assortment in town,
Il Il and for the lowest prices at ALBEE's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

,."CosrAR's" RAT. Roach, BED BUS, &c !,
ExTERMINATOR We invite special atten-
tion to '.Costar'S" advertisement in another
column. These remedies for all Domestic
pests, snch as RatS, Cock Reaches, Bed Bugs,
Ants Fgeas, 3c., are said to be invafuJble;
indeed. we can speak from actual knowledge
oftheir rare merits. The name of .CUsrAR"
is a"househoid word" to New Yorkers, and
his Depbh No 3SS Broadway. is thronged
by thousands daily. As the summer ap-
proaches we'advise every one who would be
rid of the above named pests, to send and
procure a timely supply of the Ertermiaofor
DRrGcIsrs and DEALERs also should send
their orders early IL they would secure a
trade in articles for which there is u constant
demand, and on which fair profit may be
realized. ~. -. ~ .,....'s ~.
These Remedies, we learn, are being ex.
tensively introduced throughout the Canddas
West midas, and South An,sr,ca, as well as
the United States. Orders (llrge or snall,O
accompanied by the cash, will receive prompt
attention if addressed to "CosrAR's" Prin-
cipal Depot, No 3ss Broadway, New York
--RichardsonS JoArnf.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

A PERFunED BRezTH.--Whut LADY IN
Eentleman uould iemnin under ne edf1t lof 4 d.
agreeable breaih Ehsa by paine ne BAln nl Tnou-
SAD FLowEa1s as adebtffice would not onlS render
II aFea bat leare ne teeh white a. aabafter ManF
persons DO mol know theif breath ls bad and ho snb
eei y % delicate ueig friehds VII neYeF nenlion H.
Ponfa single drop Of Balm'' 90 your ta<shbrush a,p
wash The teeth night and morning. nfy cent bolile
= IA last year.
"A BEL6rTFUL CoHPLkxIoS msS essiIy be
Scqulted By using the BaEM ~ THousan 10 Plo,sfss ~
u vii remove tan plIplos and ireekles ro the skfn
leaving q Of son and roseute hue Wet f0SeI
and morning. Nsf ~ e 80, ~ = :
SnAvrSe MADE ElsY.-wet ysur sh wing
brash In either- cold water. poaF on two o.
three drpps of bALNor a TuoussED FuowKRs fth Mo
much facilitating tho operation OF thg Price oni,
- cents.. Bewse OF eounterfets. None genuine In.
less sghed BY W-P- FErRlpGE 4 &C. -
Oct e-5mg FrtnkiIn SONAR. NAs Ysrk 4.
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= = = = u q 7 y - i > =
DIR. II. TUBBS,


VIII Be IN atsndanos as follo9s: ~ 80
kasEnsA, rrentiss House. Saturday and Mondas
unul so'eloct I. y arlh and 9oth March = =
nssoh, piss asesss, frids3 .asth March.
21th and selh Dr. Februury - -'e-3'
Narrsn, Gaskili house, TbuFsday. sdof Arm.
FOR eonsuliztisn upon ali diseases Of ne ;Throat
Lnngs, heaftl Liver, stomach, BoucIs. Ktdne,s sn1
spleen; aleg Dropsy, Gravel. Rheu nlisfn Nerxeos
.ess. pssnf DysPepsia, FeEsIe diseases, AEue and
feyer ftiA Impurities q the Blood, RFupiiois Can
GERS, Uleers and all other varieties Of long sandIns
complains. both external a nd iaternal. - = :
Por somf len years de-. :: has asvoied hIs Sauss
lime N chnoue diseasea. Treating Thousands annually
many OF whom had exhausted every other fes0ufccs
within reach IN case miHeraT or ofIs pefSsas
eHpteyrd, aeffsss hs sake Siet 20 nats en- o. teay
dSSH % tstid up. Tic medicines be taken with
shfty BY the most delicate. uxisnts may remain
al home and eonlirue with prudence fheir ordInafy
diet and e1efeise. Many have recovered n nnder Iht
trcaiinentaiter frends and given M ali
hope, the ludsputbie evidence Of which can nIsays
be FURNISHED. lnyaldsfOWever reduced nd ssspufr.
hs, are iuSiisd 70 call and mag be assured a no en-
cnersgymeni will be given or expense Incurred with
Out corresponding prospect OF recovery. So
PkRsoNs AFFUhTRD WITH cANCkR0Us OR
sCRoPULA lUNoRs CIR ULcERs, SHOULD
Ft-t READ ThE FOIL 5wlN6:
"a - TowSsESD, Huron co, o. Oct 1854
Dr. II. ToBHs-STK: As have received yery Sres,
help from your tTenimehi and noliee similar rssn.
upon several ofmy friends, eeIBaduty 70 send YOU
my name for p0blic reference y
a tuhnnr became nptieeabs IN my right brcast nina
years ago For three years II caused 6di Ilte aiten
ton, but subsequently, u grew faster aud caused me
great deal Of suaring. 1hvfnerers of sjk nj Insf
5rcaine Yery grent the ertre side was largely swo-
len. aud the right arm effected IN be nearly use
less. " Q sought tho advice and aid Of many physi
clans. who termed u u scr0rla eancerous tuTior
Notwithstanding all their eJrts 10 reduce the pain IL
became iutolerdhle aud phcvaslhg | was uiged 10
have the entire breast resioved with the knife and
day was appointed fer the purpose; bit my positive
refusal TO suomit rreyented tile operation, 1 was
able with difficulty to walk. Under yoar treatn ent
the pain has been overcome, the tumOr materially re
aln naaH tha fall ~. - = a
many remedies before. but the eff els of none can
compare with this. Ny general health hus been i'm
proved nearly as much MS the side. II is over
year sinee the imp proyement took place
Yours, &e., Mrs. GRO. TlLLINGHAST.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

PszEzay tdfslA 'iEa. a swsIssothsfbthI
Ing. for the sale Of liquor. One objsct Ia
buying the "RaEsnna House," In the krst
Plecs wa that ihe liquor trsfis might be
stopped. The same building has lain vacskt
for a considerable time since owned It, be.
cause would not allow intoxicating drfnks
70 be sold therein. Il 10 now part of the
contact Of lease that no such tafie shall
be carried on, Such is my opposition to in,
'temPernnce in any form that have always
studiOusly avoided renting to tenants who
should deal ID liquors: as very many Of the
beat citizens Of Riyenna viii testify. 4 = ~
| do hot entirely justify myself for as.
lsauliing Mr.. Pryne. am opposed to street
broiis, and regret that IL has occurred. He
Is man wh5, as nearly as can learn, does
not stand well in community The fact that
| have some, respect for myself, as well as
the fact thatBir. pyue is a man unworthy
of confidence and respect should have been
sufficient to prevent me from committing
the act.s But the injury which I felt bad
been done me, and the excitement Of the
occasion, must plead my excuse.
$50 Yours, truly, trr Lasr
la- HARVEY fioTCHKISS.
RAvEESA, March %, 1857, ~
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CHI ARIES
ss...,.r.a.,vS-' y. CORDIAL

GIN.
An UsEQUALED sTIMULANr. DiuRETIc AND
fosic isvIG ,RANT, ANb AN AGREEABLE AFRO.
Matte SANITARY BEVERAGE. .z,s s,,g..-
| beg 10 call the attention OF Southern
and Western merchants to the superior mer-
its. of This exquisite cordial. y , 8s a.
II is pure extract Of the italian Juniper
Berry, disti.ied from the very beat Of Rng-
lish grain, hinder the surveillance of the
British Rxcise Laws, and has been pro-
nounced BY the medical faculty. of Great
Britain and the UHitcd States to be the best
and tn, safest alcoholic stimulant ever, Of
fered to the public. -
1t is used with great success in csses Of
DysPEPsIa, GoUT, RHEUMATIsM, DRoPsY,
GRAVEL CoLIc, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AGuE,
STRUCTURE, DISEASES OF THE URINARY Or,
CANS, EPnEPsY, &c. e@tga}h h.a4e - q
ttis also delicious tonic beverage, aud
by it's peculiar favor ESQ different from other
gins) is universally esteemed, by all ., who
use IL. ~ ,..,
The following, cmong thousands Of a
similar kind, is from so reliable aud valuable
source. that we give it place. = 8
New YoRK, Sept. %. 1855 81
To Coz. +. C. CHARLEs:-MYD DEAR Sin
I-Undefsoine circumstances we recommend
Holland Ginas medicine. As yours con.
tains amueh, larger quantity oil Juniper,
think it preferable article. IT rs THE BEST
ARTICLE or THE KIND HAVE SEEN. '.2,
e-,ea s4s.I Nj Il VALENTINE MoTT, M. D..
Beware Of poisonous mixtures, manu-.
factnred in imitation, and sold as LONDON
CoRtjtaI Gin sat ses -~ eat545 sss-aq Els = III
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

SoaETaIss New AT EAsT.-Ths Manual
Alphabet for the Deaf and Dumb, and for
the instruction and amusement Of all. BY
means Of il any one, young or old, can ac-
quire perfect knowledge Of the deaf aad
dumb language N two hours SO as to converse
in it or impurt il to others. Sent by mail
to-any address on receipt Of rs cents, or to
clubs OF 5 for 81. A very liberuldiscountt to
dealers. Those wishing more Information
relative to i, must enclose three cen,
stamp.
Address.WM N. DUNNELL, Engraver,
.ss9 l95 Broadway, Cor. Of Dey Street,
ialI f.ssH 4t s ss - s-st ss-f'i, ,Na,y -Vorl,
"a .E5s r.a sas.+ EesF-irat a-F -'N"a AS' A'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26
Improve your stock.
THE we'll known Stock Horse SEARc,

4 will be kept in Ravenna the coming ~
season. Terms-$l5 for the season; cash Es-sIITN
or satisfactory note at the time of service ZS-ZA-
The English, Blooded Draught Horse
~. CoAeHMAN will DO kept In Raycnna the
kS1aSIN coming season. Coachnan is 5 years old,
LSZA. Of u jet black color, and weighs over l4a0
pounds. TermsSi0 for the seasoG; cash or saIisac-
tory note at the time of service ..r -
For full description, pedigree, etc., Of the above
Horses, see haudbs. Stables IN tho rear OF the Coll
lns House. Season commences April 18th, and ends
October LIST, 1857 a NJ. ANDREWS.
March 10, lS57-if
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: HE subscribers have opened in counec-
l. ton wihtheir Farni!ure Rooms, the best assert
5 sss X 3 ps
Goes Of all kinds also general assortment Of shoe
hndnds. Their stock has been selected with care in
the eastern markets U enable them TO sellat low
prices. ,.,,,i
Persons wishingto purchase, viii pesse cali before
uJing elsewhere. La j. VANCE.
n. b. All kinds of Furniture, Looking Glasses, Pic
lures and Frames constantly on hand ut low prices.
No. I, PhenX Block. Rnv-Jnn. ]. 1856.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26
NolIce 10 Bridee Baliders.

lH q Commissioner Of Portage, county;
IL will receive sealed proposals at the Auditors Of
dee In RAGenna, the second day Of april ncx for
the construction Of brdgesa the following Places
wti One In Atwater, two miles west of the centre;
In Deerfeds near Salomon Hartzell's; also two.
In Edinbnrg,ene over Barfel Creek rnR, near the
Of tho township, the other over Silver CreeE,
near John Caldwell issalset indhaul, south
he residence 81 The late peas karie, other near
Charles G0odsels; also one n Snfe ID near Fitch,s
IniIl also on near Camb6llsp0ft Contractors will
make prApesas estimstnR lhe stone work by. the
perch, reckoning twenty feet % the perch, and
me wood work bF the foot, estimating BY the length,
ef the bridge. Bids for The stone and Moodsw0rk
separately are seleited. or both togethers .ssa
1beetyle Of tbe 20 be equal the best bfdgcs
consfaeted In county during the last two years
ContFactors will be required To- give bonds for .
faithful performances DC their contractss ByordeF OF
Commissioners. H.,Ls CARTER, Auditor.
Rayenna, March te, 1s5s-sw. sss5s 4 ~ gsis5l s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26

Making connections as follows
At Cleyelan1 with Cleveland d Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, and Cleveland IL Pittsburg
Railroads. tsA t-r 70.
Al Soon. with hacks to Chagrin Falls.
Al Braceyille with hacks to Newton Fxlis.
At Warren, with hacks to Sharon, GreenVlle,
Mealyile, bloomfield, Cahield, etc.
At yedngstowD, with stages TO New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enon Valley, aud thence by P. F. w.
IL G. Railroad 10 Pittsbarg. ,...,
N. B.--Passengers Iearin Youngstown 6t 70 OF
P. NJ arrive at Toledo at II 30 same night, and Chi
cago at 1;4a next morning. 90. r.,-
March S, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES, Snp't.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26
Legal Notice.

a Legal Notice.
John Johnson, Plaintiff, In the Court Of t,om.
.g gagan.nsss u,g III NOR Pleas o. Of Pa. Por
WPeFrc and Gideon Hard, irisli obio.
partners doing Busihess under w,'.:. nS.on.
The name and arm Of Grant, positions Ss y 'aNe DC
The Defendantsare hereby notified that depostions,
10 be READ in evidence the trial Of the above en
tied causc,wlti be taken by the PiaiH tiff at the Office
Of Isaac Stowell Esquire, Justice Of the Peace Of
Nelson township, Portage county aud State Of Ohio,
in the village of Garretsyille In the township,
ty and State aforesaid on Saturday, the 4th day of
April, "A. D., 1857.
March re, le5.-Sw Attorney for Plnintif, -
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Notice.

+ M Office is hereby given TINT petitiob
1S will be presented 10 Salmon P. Chase, ern6r
Of the State Of Ohio, asking for the pardon of Alonxo
is. Edgecomb, convicted NJ the October term, A. D.
1856, of the Court of Common Pleas cf Portage co
Ohio, of the crime Of passing counterfeit bank bills,
and sentenced to the peDtepary Of said State for the
term of three years from tho first day of said term,
viz, October 81, 1856. 5' 5A'f l
d Ravcnna, Feb. II, 1857 --g,e fza
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-26
GAGER b co.'s
S team Marble Works.

THE subscribers are nov prepared TO hlf
4 all orders for Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb
Tablets, Spires imposing Stones, Paint stoaes, Ru
reau Tops Table Tops, OF every variety aud styie,
and Of very choicest of
ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE.
Also Iron aiing, Of every description, fer GENE.
terles. public and private buildings yerandahs Foan
tans. Balednes, ahd Other ornamental Iron work, Of
decorative character, all 6f which s executed Hifh
the express view Of pleasing the taste, while they
combine all the requisites OF beauty and substantial
construction. Any person wanting Iron Railing, or
any Of the above mentioned iron work, will be fhr-
nished at precisely
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
are now preparing to do our polishing and 90.
ishing by steam, and having aiargc stock Of the best
quality OF marble, we would invite all these wshng
anything in the ab6ve line to give call bei0re pur
chasing, as we are confident we eah suit them In
sts la, price, etc. N n =
IfAil kinds Of grain taken in exchange forwork.
i. r. GAGKK.
G. .M.ANDERS0N,g 49,.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio.
GEORGE HARrzEEb, Agent, DeefHeld, 0h6.
HIRAM Pyle, Agent, Saish, Ohio. y
February 49, 1957-ly sssSs9 sega Nff