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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05
DIR, COGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
q "a T. IT..

That has produced such remarkable effects
In many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
rroNs or HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried Il in this city, s for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
IL The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried Il. Uy2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05

COAL NOTICE.
The price Of Coal at the BoDIAM MINES. 10 at the
Pit, cents per bushei; hauled to any part Of the
JOHN wYMOND,
feb2 Secretary and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05

EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
w. Il, meets every Thursday evening, In the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
G. W. RUDYARD, W. @. I.
Al. O'REILLY, wR. jana0ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05
FOR RENT.

HlHE BRICK HOUSE recently occupied BY Geo.
Liant, containing FIVE Rooxs. KircHEx AND
CELLAR, situated Church street between Chestnut
and Cherry. Apply TO SAM. VICKERY,
i've. Corner OF Main and Second strtcts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05

VWyELL broken 10 the saddle-apd safe for I lad or
" . lady 70 nde, viii Be sold e very reasonable
price, by the subscriber The animal can bs ssen u
AMI Cas- O1ice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-05
CHOICE LIQUORS,

ALLIs q HOwHS have some OLD BOURBON
"A WHISKY and FINS BRANDY, in bottles, 70
the Complaints Of the season for the benefit OF thei
friends. Those wanting good article will call At
jy2s] ALLIS HOWEs.
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The Law of Newspapers.

]. Subscribers who Do not express notice 30 the
contrary, are considered wishing to continue
their subscriptions
2. Ii Subscribers order the disccntnuance of
their papers, the publisher can continue to send
them until all arfoarges are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which sbey di
rccted they are held responsible till they settls
their bills and order the papers discontinued
4 amy Subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
to the former direction, they arc held re-
spansihic.
J. The courts have decided that refusing to
take n newspaper from the Office for removing and
rcayng it unealed for, is prn.a iacie syideiee sf
intentional fraud.
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ran1clin 1ieHco's Record.

7,
mas 9'i y, i'1.o ''eee,s'tn1 MS com
t'ss'-l ''''s' 'e i''' more eoiiNea'1on IL
30 10 1'9'-A. az a. ai,el'i1s az fAlSiH%
n e2a =.5 5fe''' or cat "i H. the agitation ct
'ae 's-9fess} ti'5ess3 IA tftf''i @fitfttfS
- 4sh ;, e.' ee44-t4 'A5 attempt nay be
'la+ ~ >.
". W. NC iljii aettYefih9 ms iilaue=
~, .As9yt:s'11- ee.efe tae a5sem5led thor
-7'''s Ut the i'I'' lIoa' o. the Capitol. eH.
pressing d az'' he3f' .e'' aPpfoha'loh ct
y. every measure tcadi&g 10 strengthen the
,.1tefi..t - 5,illIss d a., la mentors OF our
: mon a'. @isfEcl',y hoping that the
question : at re.f AMI that M sectional
or am ','oas 'f Ia 'a' Aeat oxeif1 m ut may
asa1h 'ase51{a 'ae aafs osiltF o, our lnstI-
'&'lass, - 9.'seafe tse hsae Oh car pros
Perlt3'
SeSf we iiaYe INN scnainE INTO the sen-
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,j0uraal.

We learn that one of the " delegation"
who are said to be travelling the country in
search of evidence against Rev Mr. Kalloch.
paid our city visit one day last week. We
also learn hat he left with the conviction
that the city where Mr. X has always lived,
and where he Is hest known, ia a hari place.
-Racklaad Gaaatsc.
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tbr Storq- fgllrr.
For the Ellsworth Americana
A STORY FOUNDED on FACT.
by NELLIE.

BY NELLIE.

Five years have passed away dal W
stand before an elegan. country scat
The buildings show that wealth and lux.
ury abound. \ man approaches whom
we recognize as Arthur Hamilton. H
aseends the steps and we will enter with
him. He proceeds at once to his wifi,
5ouaoir. All there is elegance, bit th-
room is untenan.ed. IIe looked aisap-
pointed and was turning away whom =
note addressed to him. arrested his St a4.
lie took II upand read. Sa.lianlv crush.
ing il in his hand. he nacai the foo
with an unsteady step. "Can it be pas.
sib.c )" and AMIN he r7al W. viii
real alsa. Arthur. before r5tlzess this
shall ba far aYay.= have ma; Is :
happy here and have found anat.5e,
who will make M hapaier ,3af4 {4ft ever
cagld Il.ave Ala Ia voi. take e4re- ~
her. Do not seek me- for II wsall IL
useless. Jrxxrrrr." This then was
tho secrc. of his c,,a.;on H. b5a ,,o,,.-
isbcd i, v;,,sr in ii, h,.ar, which =. l,..
rcpaja his Kindness With g;jr. ArtHe-
sat the picture of despair. H. bqI l3..
cd her when he first know h5r.aal -
the mother of his child Size hal
become douAly dear to b;a4 i,g. the
dream was ended He sought tie mr.
sery of his child; she lay a,leep in her
little cot, tho f4ir hair=s7 Ike her nm
theT's-fa,lins in wavyesrIs o@ey her
chrak aud brow. He pressed tEr n tis
hart. As though fearful siyslis eaiy yeaa.
would leave him. In ,hsths4 af ssr-
row did he think Of tic taar,. .btrkcn
onc. now quietly sleeping N dtr narrow
home. But fha necessity f4r immediate
action forced i,self gaaa his mind. and
h resolved upon his course. \ IA. ar5qs.
Z from her nap = tsr f=tEsr. hi sai#
quietly fallen asleep, IA rs ass1S. vi.'
har sweet fsea=af afttsFH=ssfll - -
tf#at II AHf###=t #-##E Soy -
saeers or the ply 81 ~ so /. aal h.
decided ta shn. Up .ss aa#3=s a'9
some other scenes, to forget, II possible,
MS trouble; bGt Ata tnsst ne ato}tz.se!
Ter during his absence. He=w8sl3 lsaee
nev with his mother, and .bcn he should
lei that She was perfectly SAFE ha Va
rich aud she shoald haze eTefF at)Fsatase
possible. With him. - resolve wa~ +,
act; and within tweutysfa3r Il 1rs from
that time, the servants were all diseAars
ed, save Ada's nurse. who being much
attached to the child, begged % ho a.
lowed to go with her. To save scandal,
Mr., Hamilton gave oat information tn.
Mrs Hamilton had gone abroad for her
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this criea with ncatncss and dispatch
Posters. Shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Bil-ileads
Programmes, EeeeiPt~, bylaws, Coort pcchets
Eaye 10 pes, Labels, Cards, &e. &c
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suAf PLACE OF ABODE,
20th of Sept. tsIi.
SCISSOR

pEAR NJ ARY --sAaa@ Fo4 Ike
nave aa account ei ta7 fHa3as fattte
ii5''t pm, s25 555gf VITA tas sHafs ta2s
YOU 'oSe oaie IN inc al III i'a Ao1ti
aa2Re4e3 . be n hanger, wen IN
Ia : 'i9si asesasted tn ftef. " c |eT
I,s2 @t4stne4 by tae Il ~ 81 A saa a
nan Pc u h,5et Wa answer " on:
~ =, b'a@of 'ais ",5 TWO clock Il Il
tae III t7ia'a = q Al i myself inm9e.t
't57f5 f7Ese.s aa' va e7s % 'asaeFtaf
.-is Ga1so. ~ e VI f-it-.-i4at az express
ias=5 2:a,i;1it %3s4 i5a.t ,as I.a-z.ss4 We1i
= '.'..>.,,.' =. .'lS'...9 - 't.'e7 oi s4s
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ms 93S's,s =" AM Ns3e2 s3 'esa5.. y
5 'a'5a ''i.'ass sst2 ascent al taa f.ssf. ~
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= ~ y aa5 "fAf q %H u ffaiiAiaf,
In 'aa' pafpose- HaElaz ase2Eta5nea
'4e.f i3Tee 10 b. sl9ep 81 " az, Brig
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ion.
Here then was the ou;do and teach.
or Of the ehildof him, who had been the
Ionly cloud in the sky of my doarcs,
friend, Should | see him and his fail
wife
had been IN the house two years
wa.ebie. the gra4I4al nafsIlias - III
bad csaf9sI - nv care. wbon one Ia,
ae.ar tHs asa;f4I ~ de E4f3Ba.a r3aiI
Al, e5,- TOM. anil rr,sa;+ b@r n.
- -u.,,. 49,. ~. -, Ill .t,,,, :.
eaminz t5aa. Nelli-; aia't YOU dad -
eAaI Nina. taa ," | INQUIRED. S.
'aaRla in my ara a moment with her
l47,a tl4e-a,e4. aai b#r-...4. int tasfs.
sid. "Thaee M Mama "No ona,tsf =
axri93Tged N zHf7r;sa. "firaa3.fr5=
.fhcr saws Havs U5t agd ffas ma :
.7=z--- y, s-,;,o 5=r :, tai
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-03
NJ. PALMITER,
WILLIAM FRAZER,
r. B. WtTTER,

Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Saddlery
&c., Fra2cr's Block, Main ST., Rayenna, O.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-03

ResctPsd by the General assembly Of t6s State Of
QhtO, Three flths of the members el,ctcd to each
house c0ncufrng therein, that it be aud her hy is
proposed I" the electors of the State the second
fnesday of october next to approve reject the fol-
loving amendment asa substitute for the first and
secoud sections of the tErtecnih article Of the Con-
stitution. Viz Corporat6ns Of every desc,iltoa
shall be created, aud corporate powers granted only
by general laws which shall define Tho powers. privf-
legcs and immnnities and prescribe tho duties ard
liabilities Of each class or descriptions
hrt tie General Assembly may enact special laws for
the relief Of corporations in peculiar cases, and ma
make special provisions In regard to corporations fH
eases wh"relr0m the peculiar location Interests
such special provisions are required, aud may from
time to time alter or repeal all such laws
thorized by this section. :. ::
". II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OffhC House Of Representatives.,
THOMAS II FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having taken the oldstand
l. of Durham " Gardner, two doors east ofthe brick
CLOCK in Ravenna intends to continue the BooT, SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He keep on hand, To meet the wants Ofhis cuss
tomefs genera aassortmentin the Bootand Shoe line
0fal Ninds nfb"th eastern and home made work land
most "inds "tLeathor, Innings, Findings. Lasts, &c.
Alhouc made work will be Of the bestmatcrial that
can be procured; and having engaged the services of
hrh SHAW, to do his cutting who has been employed
hS cdtter IN som" of the best abshmentsi in the
court hc fatlers himsGlfhe furnish his CUSTOM
erN with any article IL the Boot and Shoeline that will
COMPARE IN style and durability with the best work
made, either east west.
Cash, Veal skinsand most kinds ofproduc take in
payment.-March IA. .Ia55-32-tf. JOHN GILLlS.
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Dated April 3, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. 5.


ResoluGd5y Me General Assem6ly oTtEe State Of
Oht9, 1hreehilhs of the members elected to each
House eoncurring therein, that it be ard hereby is
second Tuesday of October next upon the approval
or rejection of the following announcement as az
additional section to article eleven of the C0Estitu
ton. Every county which now is, or may hereactc
be entitled to more than one Senator or Representa-
tive for the residue Of the present decenna period,
or for ~, orany portion of any subsequent decen
NAL period shall be divided into as mai Senatorial
and Representative districts there may be Senators
or Representatives elective in any year of the present.
or nny subsequent deccnDal period which districts
shall be OF contiguous territory and eaCh district
shall contain as nearly ratio for Senator Repre-.
sentative as is attanatle, without violating the rule
herein given as to conguity Of territory, ard with
out dividing any township, election precinct or ward
If any Representatives Senatorial district. com.
posed OF wv" or more counties shall by of any
excess of population over ratiO be entitled to ad.
dtional Representatives Senators for any norton
fthe present or any subsequent decennia period,
the district shall be divided into two Districts each
portion of such decennial period, which shall be
contiguous territory, and each shall contain as near
ratio as is atainablc without dividing counties.
lfby reason ofthe annexation of one Senatorial dis
rct to another, there shall be any excess Of popu
laton over Scnnto rial ratio which shall be entitled
to additional Senatorial representation for any nor.
ton Of any deecnnal period, each district, as now
constituted, shall Gle tone Senator. -.
Counties shall he divided into districts brtbe conn
y commissioners or such other board of ers elec-
tive and resident in the proper county may be no.
vded by law. At least four mounths prior to the
general election in 1855 the counties entitled 10 moro
than ore member ofeither house shall be divided n-
to strcts for the residue of the present decrnniai
pei od and at least four months prior to the
election in the first year of each subseou cnt decen;
nal eri0d, the counties entitled 10 more than one
memb r for ALL orany portion of such decenniai PERI
i0d, in either or both house shall he divided into
districts for The whole of the deeennial period. Il
description of the district of each county shall be
published as may be directed by the commissioners
or as may beprescribed by law. I.
n. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Reprssentatires.
THOMAS H.. FORD,
President oftAe Senate.
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PesotredbB The General fSSamby 0fH Stat: of
ch{o, Three ilths # the mrmhers elected TO each
branch, cnnclrrrg therein that il be and hercby.is
proposed 10 the electors of The State TO vote on the
sccoEd leesday OF October neA 70 approve or regct
te following amendment as II Substitute Tar the sec
ond aud third sections OF the T elith article of the
Constitution.
All lprnper:y, pers6nalGnl real, shalt be s!hiect to
taxation. by unifrm rule, at The value thereof
iR money but such icdnctons from credits nay be al
l0yod as the General Assembly mas deem expedicnt;
cs, and all other public property and all institutions
Of purely public charity, andall houses used eXclu-
siNcy for public w"r hip, shall be cXcmIt from taxa
tigu; and NJ E'ett al value of the personal property
any person Sh"llnot exceed fr! dollars. The
may be exempt frnm taxation. All property employ
ed In hhhkill! shall always bear burden Of taxation
ua to that imposed on th" property 0t indv als.
1.5. n, II. VAN V0RHES,
sPcaLer Of the House If Representatives..
THOMAS H FORD,'
President Of TIE Senate.
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AMENDMENT NO. 2.


Rcseloed 6ythe General assembly Of the State of
Oti0, Three-ftths Of the members elected tc each
House concurrlng therein, that it b and hereby is,
proposed 10 the electors OF this State 10 vOts on the
second Tuesday October next upon the alprova or
rejection Ofthe Following amendment asa substitute
for the fifth and Xth sections of the fourth article of
the Constitution, viz: SEC. 5. District Courts shall
be held in each county at least once in each year, by
ono or more DISTRICT Judges elected by the electors
of separate Districts to be prescribed by law, who
shall hold their office for FIVE years. and during their
cnnIinuation i'll 4ce shall reside In the district for
which they are elected. The provisions of the four
teenih section q" this article shall apFy TO District
Judges. The General Assembly may by law authorize
The Judges of the District Court and of the courts of
common pleas. to fix the times of holding their r. spec
tive courts. Umtl District Judges shall have been
elected and qualified, District Courts shall be held by
the Judges Of the Supr.me Court and ofthe Courts of
Common Pleas, uOw uutho oriZed. Sec. q. The lis
trict Court snail have such jurisdiction as may be
provided b! law, AID the judges the of hal have and
eNcrri such power and jurisdiction ot';nbers. and
ma! nc r'quircdtn sit judges Of the courts Of Com
mon Pleas Us shall be directed b! law.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the Iiuusc Of Representatives.
TiioNAS H FORD,
President Of tic Senate.
Dated Anrit Sd, 1857
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- OF all sizes, from the cnmmo DJgucrcr0- N%
- type Silt to life siG,, taken from comEo!. -
- a 'hrotNI's or Dagu.rfeut!I ce, and color d -
slsss IN oil or water coInrs.
ANGRUTYPES. r---
y Nothing need &c said IN regard 10 FoI3's V
T-'cnmmUn sized An.bgo;yrcs. as III, tyrg, ig- -
- crease ofcustom shows that they are ally alt-S
=, preciathd by tie lovers o. The kiur Arts. -.
Eat having iurvlGseda new iusruu cIt a. d Al La
r9.us II the largest Sigc-LCi'g four tiEcs us 4 10.
as any other IL trumcrt in the couGiy-lr is ,.iLe,t
to make amprutylcs aud Fhot graz is, cal blue :, ,
from Small BugUrrrcotyE or AnbrotFrs. winch
for depth Of To- Z, beauty Of uish aud dura6lity can
not he elua led by a. other process.
The ihstrun. cnt bCti LCw nId patented. Ford has
secured the exclusive patcit right foI tn coU ty-
Therefore, having no competitions in magnif'a 1u..
LrotyIos, he viii furnish tncm {" alt fpr suHi c"a
Si3cr"ton-Eot mnrr than has been Gsu.ig yla... ..
Tor likeness 5 one fourth The .tla.
UAGUkRREOlGPES.
Trc chemicals ard rppar.tu, in tbs dopartm III
are always kCrti in w"rtiIg or Cr.anra'} h" prefer
this style cf likeness, can have .h.ln On hl shurtss
nt tice.
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RATEs oF ADVERTISING.

Over three weeks and less than three months, IS
cents per square for each insertion.
Obituary notices exceeding eight lines, 30 cents per
square.
advance
Special notices before marriages ind deaths, I've
ents per line for each insertion.
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Saving, Planning and Lumber
,, Dressing.

7 HE Undersigned having purchased Steam
Planning and Lumber Dressing Machine, is pre-.
pared to plane and dress all kinds of Lumber both
hard and sof on short notice, and in the most ap-
proved manners 40 ~F
Flooring drtased for from to 10 per tb man nd
servfcine lumber for barn boards for from o A..
50 per thousand, according to timber; oattans ten
cents per hunired feet. and all other lumber ON
equally reasonable terms. Persons through the
county wishing lumber dressed and matched f,r
building can rely on having IT done in Gfaithful and
prompt manner.
For turther nartculars, call on the subscriber at
GUSTAVUS LANES CABINET SHOP
Near N. ID Clark's Carriage Mandatory.
Ravenna. June 4, Is57.-Gm. I'll a.. BARBER
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For Sa 1p

A SMALL HOUSE and lot of ground op.
pnsIte DR.. Swif's, on Chestndt street, in second
square below the Courthouse, be had for S425 90,
ari on terms or easy credit, Also, very handsome
Collins former sdence. 80 in feetfront and 100 feet
in DEPTH and well stocked with choice frhitt trees,
offered for sale. This is desirable location and is
to business. II. G. RANNEY.
Ravenna, September II .1a56-tf
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William Hall q sous celebrated American Guitars
three st!los--SIS, S25 and S3j, Including :; neat
case. Every lady who loves sweet sounds should
have one, Also Q. C. CoEverscs Guitar Instructor,
by aid of which any person may learn 10 play without
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-03
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

GREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proof of great merit. judged by this
test there Is labor saving machine before pup
lie comparable with Singers Sewing Machines'1
After the highest reputation In the United
States they exhibited at the late "Exposition
Universelle'' in France, where they carried of the
highest premium; and great mandatory in which
to make them, has been built Paris.
IN EVERY. BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is to be done these machines
used with immense profit. As the speed of the Rail-
way train Is travelling foot, so is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage THINNER,
sadder, hatter ETC., etc., should be without oUe The
fair pront of using one of these machines, regularly
emplo! ed,is - =,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private families where there is much sewing
to be done, those machines are invaluable .asss
tance. Planters and hotel keepers find them paGteu-
larly convenient and profitable These machines are
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rabie, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which every sort Of work, coarse or fine, can
worthless Sewing Machines have been mace and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alo ne
have been found everywhere TO satisfy the wants OF
the public.
Plaih printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any readily acquire
the art Of managing them. The machines are packed
securely TO go to any part of the world To all per-
sons desiring more particular Information we WILL on
application by letter at either of our Offices forward
copy of 1. M Singer d Co. Is Gazette, uaDer whcNy
devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
l. M. SINGER l. CO.,
Principal Office, No. 1923 Broadway. New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
No. d. Hanovor street. Boston,
No. 97 Chapel street, New Haven, Ct
Gloversvile, n. Y.
No. ga Broad street, Newark, N. J.
No. l42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No.1O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 80 Westminster street, Providence, R. |.
No. East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
No. 65 North Fourth street, st. Louis,
No. 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. 90 DGuphin street, Mobile.
December il. lS56-1y
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EANtF SILK $, rom 62aa cents to 81 so
! po, ....', ani I, Beautiful variety Of patterns,
TOO ..1'' "'rny and QraIiLy need no encomiums.-
f1 ahd rcLI.e them df
n. /, ~ EDSrWlCK q Re ATrY
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LACK SILKS rom Is cents to 50 90
~ per Yard, lrUa ~ to 80 inches wide. Also a
sredd article ,f IIla Satin at 81 IS per yard fnc
rpr hasQucs dresses st
Mry :, 1sl7 BO&TWICK & REATTY'S
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Dated April 81, 1857.
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Max ing couucettnuSas fDiIows-
At CIcyrtr Gl Nth ti"yDlald& ~ Toledo, Cleveland
Columbia. d, ir,iuhaS. Cleveland d. Erie, and
"leyelaY.l. % "i5s'.uTx Karoads.
Al Solor. ,isn f.. rs to JhaGrin Falls.
At Nap3nu. vi.h hurHs to hnvcnLa.
- ..rl...r.o, with h4c,.s to Newton Falls.
Al Warren. with hacks to Sharon, Grecnville
N"adyi", 81. ml,i II, CanhrlC. etc.
Al FoUrg-'"Hl. III stnGgs to New Castle, Pnnnd.
lowell and Ennn valley. and thence by p. F. W.
4 E. RuilroHht, Pttshnrg.
n b." "tNs"osrrS leaving Youngstown at E2 C
p. NJ. arrive ut i"ri" st 1870 aamc night, and Chi
Cago ut 1:3l next moruino.
Feb. 81. 1851. tA,S l. RHODES SAINT
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E'EsC Age ca StCarlA
: AND SPACE hNNIHILATED :

! ON EXHIBITION.--A splendid assort.
~ ment of Summer Hats Of eYc.V description, -
'Itp-op" styles, and very cheap. Ihe man WIN a
''sh0ckug bad hat' I, eSty requested - cai &i'd
see thom. PRENJISS, HJpNlNS ~ CO.
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Boots ard Shoes.

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JUST LOOK at the varieties of Port Mon.
Uies, Walt Is, Gard Gases, Sewing Birds, Butter,
Knives, Gold Pens, Rubber Penholders and Pencils
Sc &c.,at HATCH'S