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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15

In pursuance of oil order of tho Court Of Probate of
Portage county, in the State of Ohio, shall nher FOR
saleon tac promises, la the township of Suleld, in
said coni,S on FrfuS, The 9th day Of February, AD
la57, tic following real estate, to w 39 acres of
land in suied Portage county, being part OF lot NO.
ing at the northeast corner Of said rot Sp 81, south II
The lot line 81 chains and % links to a post; thence
north 50 degrees nrutcs west l2 chains and ~ links
thence south 53 west chains and ssh links TO posii
thence south 81 degrees 80 minutes west IL chains and
"A links to post; thence north degree west CHAINS
and A links /, post in the north line of said lot;
thence south so degrees minutes east 80 chains aa
81 links 10 The place of beginning" subject TO lh"
right of dover of Jane Warner, widow oil John War
ner deceased. therein. -
Lands appraised, subject to the incumbranee ef sait
dover estate, al ave Hundred dollaIs.
Terms uads known on day of sale. .gtt..
JANE WARNER, Guardian OF said MAJORS,
Jan. 8, iS571Gw by n. l.. JEfFRlEs, her Ai'y.
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5eNUARY ApPosNTMENFs.
DIR. TT. TTJBRS.

viii be in attendance as follows: FL. .4ata4.
RAVESNA, Prentiss House, Friday, and Saturday
until 3 O clock p. M 9th and 10th Jan.
Akron, Empire House, Thursday; 9Th Ien.,t
Warren. Gaskill House, Wednesday, l4lh ,JaT.p, /,
For consultation upNn all diseases or the Throaks
Lungs, Heart. LIVER, Stomach, Bowels, KtdheFs ned
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous.
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and
Fewer, Fits Impurities OF the Blood, Eruptions Can
cers Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
complaints both external and Internal.
For somc ten years Dr.. T. has deyoted his entiye
time 70 chronic diseases, treatng thousands annually
pany Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In eqse mimeral othe poiseas
emptoyed ner does he make sick 10 make Wsst Or tear
| dorm to buitd up. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety by tho most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise. Many base recovered under the
treatme ut after friendsad up II
hope tile indisputable evidence Of which can Away
be furnished. fuvads however teduced AND despat. !.
ing are invited call aud may be assured thai no en-
eou raQement will be given expense incurred, ,YitnA
out corresponding prospect of recovery
! FITS-THElR CURAB1LtTYs 4 ssts.i.5 & y
i fRAeEv1LLE, TrnmbWll co I, O., Jaly q 1880
| Dr.. TqDRs--Sr: Two years ago lastA brought
my yan to be treated for fits. Hs had hnd theme
overt weeks foga year and half beieFs. -
YOU prescribed he had but and has had none snce
4 thcn Various ether edenes had beeb aseu before
but With no benefit aid our phgsieian said he never
| Adnid f,a enrad ~ ours truly (tsta A3tsS
i SOLOMON aUBERs
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DIED.
Suddenly, at Cuyuhoga Falls, on the 9Th
inst, of disease of the heart, CHARLES Ep-
WARD, infant son of L Iward w. ard Har.
ricl o. Bassctt, uged Al months. ...
Dear as thou vert and justly dear,
We will not cep for thee,
One thought shall check the starting tear,
That is that thOu art free.
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Leather.

THE subscribers have opened in counec-
L ton withtheir Furniture Rooms, the best assort-
ment OF Leather ever offered for sale in this place,
consisting of Sole Ienter, fIehcs Calf, Kip, Morrot
COOS OF all kinds, also general assortment Of soe
hndinds. fhrir stock has been selected with IN
prices.
Persons wishiagto purchase, will please eni before
u7ing elsewhere. E& !. VANCE.
n. B. AL kinds Of Furniture, Looking tlsscs, Pic
lures and Frames CONSTANTLY on hand at1$ pficcs.
No. I, PheAix Block, Rny.-Jan. ], 1885,
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DIX. Edwards q Co.
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY. ;,

= As oRIsiEAL AIsEpeAN MaoaEfnz.
, DE number fpr Jnnuary, I657, commences 4 neW
yoiorle. The character ~ this magazine 10 % vel
kRcHH- that ue pubhscrs have ony 70 cay that the
Diaap 10 relax no exeTi94 20 render, a coBstnntly
Narfhrr ~ pEtfsc favor Due regard VII be lad -
variety and psfpulAr eniertahment. and while ihe
honthh NIil r1atfruu is surrey % gftat bubhe
questions, Il VIII not forget that the public expects
HmHssment rs Scil as Instruction In a mouth, mag
uzine.
T.EhS-s3 90 ca, oT es rents number. eub-
serbeIs reniiIlrg tree dolRn will receive tbe work
for one year, past paid.
CLUBs-a copies SIS q, 8 eotics si0 co.
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Phal0n's PaphiOn Lotion;
or, FLORAL BEAuTIfIER.

A GREAT COSMETIC for beautirS,ng
H. the skin and complexion, and for curing chappod
Hands, Face, Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Frcckles, Pimpes,
sculds, Huns, cite. and cafe cure for the Piles
One WI shing will give instant relief After shaving,
il is very soothing TO the skin. 1t keeps the hands
soft and white ard for ail inA0mations of the skin, ii
will be ound TO be greut remedy. Price, one dollar
Dcr hottie.
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Santa Claus is Coming.

A ND in order that there may be no noise
II and confusion, he has deposited his goods, wares
and merchandise ut the New Book store ofC. HATCH
selected from, previous to his arrival. He will not
attempt an enumeration of his goods as the location
Is convenient and all drop in aud see for them
selves. Remcmt or the place, as the unwary may b,
deceived unless they purchase at head quarters.
Ravenna, December 1S, 1856.
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0rF DR.. Tubbs will be at the Prcntiss
House, on Thursday and Friday, 18th aud
l4th Of February.
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d. If. s sOMEREfLLE

II AS been appointed agent Tor The sale Of
Ill |. NJ. SINGERS SEEMING MACHINES. III
persons Interested in Sewing MACHINES are cordially
invited 10 call ut his Tailor shop on Chestnut stTccl,
opposite Tho Court House, Ruvcnna, Ohi9f where
OF the above Iaachnes is in constant operation, and
test the merits OF il. We prepared to exhibit To
tailOrs, carriage trmmerS, saddlcrs, etc., The NOlk il
can 10.
UPWe sell no rights all who buy machine have
q right to use il in Pny place.
RnN n,rnIlilhnr LII. lShh-if
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pl,n,ou's Magic Irair Dyc.

One of the very best natural Dyes in the world. It's
long has proved II to 70 beyond comparison; ant
be done TO the skin. 1t easily APPLIED ind you can
obtain a black or brown which will defy THE best
Judges 10 tell 1t from nature Itself Price 81 Gu and
Made ahd sold by f. PHALoN, at I97 Broadway,
co rner hey street, aud 5I7 broadway Saint Nicholas
HOTEL n. y, aud all Druggists and Fancy Stores In
the Uuitcu States,
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RAILROAD ELEcTloE.-Ihe unhtal cleo
ton for the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
Company, which took place last week, re-
suited in the choice OF the following Board
Of Directors: C. w. ROCKWELL, JAMES T.
SOUTER, BEEJASIS C. LEE and GEORGE M.
KELSEY, Of New York; JAMES FARMER, II.
w. CLARK. z. FIrcH aud ]. F. CLARK, ol
Cleveland; JOSHUA HANNA and WILLIAM NJ.
LvoS. Of Pittsburgh; Fl. C. KINGSLEY, New
Haven; and s. BRADY, Wheeling. II will
be seen that four Of the Directors are in New
York, four In Clevel nd, two in Pittsburgh
ono in New Haven, Connecticut, and enc in
Wheeling. Virginia. Only one Director is
located on the line Of the Rosd, while seTe.
raj others occupy localities remote from IL .
considerable distance.
The officers of The Company and Road,
are: C. W. Rockwell, President; Z. Rock.
WELL, Secretary; JOuN DURAND. Superin.
tcAdent; JACOB HOVER, Master Machinisti
J. LINTON, Chief Engineer; w. w. CHAN.
pLER, General Freight Agent; F. A. MY
ERs, General Ticket Agent; R. F. SMITH,
Paymuster; w. S. G. OTIS, Attorney
The Cleveland g. Pittsburg Railroad is gain.
ing in Importance and business. During the
last year Branches have been built extend.
ing from WelsvlIe along the Ohio river tC
Rochester, on one hand, and on the other
southwOrg, to Wheeling. The I'uscarawas
branch leads into one Of the richest portions
Of the State. The completion Of these var
ioHs branches running us they do, in the di.
rect channels of business, cannot fail to ed
greatly to the revenues Of The Company.
THE LETTER LIsr.-We hnSe only thi:
to say, that if, in 1860, our subscription lisl
is not the largest then the Sentinel may
have the letter list, not otherwise. Buchan
AM Postmastcrs will not then dispense pat
ronage with or without law Dem6crat.
The term of Buchanan as President doc:
not expire, we believe, until March, 1851
The Democrat made similar mistake ubou
one year ago, when it inthnated that Post
master HoPKIss woad have to quit his quar-
ters in 1856. You were a false prophe
then, and we will venture n hat that the Re
publ;caRs will be worse beaten in 1860, thar
in the late contest. Fremont may "ciml
the Inaccessible peaks of the Rocky Noun
tains, and sit himself down on the throne o
the Storm King, and look the lightning II
the eye"-(O. P. BRowN)-us long as hc
pleasss, but lie never con have q seat in thu
White House.
We congratulate our neighboTs Of the
Sentinel on their fine business prospects. -
In their business we cordially wish them ul
desirable successive should be sorry tC
see them otherwise than successful, MS WI
want to see all our business men prosper in
the legitimate prosecution of their callings
We hope and trust our neichbors viii coop
crate with us in cndeovoring to exert an in
auence to build up HONE TNTEREsTs.--D Dem
Thanks for your good wishes. We hav,
read the articles in the Democrat upoI
"HoME lETERrsTs," and approve them. Tht
Sentinel shall not be backward in the advo
cacy Of oil principles md measures whicl
tend 10 promote the substantial prosperlt!
OF the community.
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YouEG MEMS LYcEUM--MR. HAGEMEH's
LECTURE The first lecture before the
Young Mems Lyceum was delivered by W..
w. HAGEMEN, one ofthe able superintedents
Of the Tuppan Female Seminary, on Tues
day evening. The Town Hall was well
filled by an attentive and Intelligent uidi.
ence. The speaker bns deep and melcdis
GUS voice. His style is of purely conVer-
sational kind--just such as shodld always be
adopted upon these occasions. Ofthe mat
ter of his lecture we have not room to speak
as it deserves. His topic was the "Phiioso-
phv of Social Life" and the subject was
handled in q mastery style. Mr.. Hegamen
is clear, solid thinker and an elegant writ
er. We hope his services may be secured
Ogain on some future occasion.
The second lecture will be given by Rev
J. C. HAkT, on Friday evening, the 2s inst.
being one week from tomorrow night
Subject "Thc improvement Of Leisure
Hours"
We ore glad to know that the series o
lectures has been 80 successfully begun
All that is now needed is the encouragement
Of the community, to secure the successful
prosecution Of the enterprise.
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NOtiCc,

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Err Of
1N RA Baird &-Ca-, OF Ravenna, Ohio, u disolved,
Ia consequence of The death Of Dewey, junior part
ler. The business OF the firm wilf be settled BY
Baird who will also continue the Jewery trade as for
metIy In. Aliens Block. Ravenna, Nov. J, 1856
f1ng 1S. ls6G-tf t't t1 N8l
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PnaIon's Chem. hsmir InvigOratOr.

The most complete rtice of the kind ever before OF
fered to the pubiic II has stood the test of wehty
years in this country, and not one of tho many hirn
dreds cf limitations have been able to compete with II
for preserving, dressing and beautt!. the Hair and
keeping the head clear from dandruf etc. II Is ines
tmablc in Short il is every thing tho hair requires.
Price flty cents aud ono dollar per bottla.
December II, ISJ6-Gm
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CANTERBURY TALES.

by HARRmT LrE. 9vols. Emo. cloth. Price, 81 a5.
These striking aud remarkable novels have long
been standards in English literature. and ii Is believed
will not fa Ia be appreciated by American readers.
They lsyortc OF Lord Byron, WHO wrote ''Noth-
ing Of SCOTS is liner than The German Tale.' I'd
mred II when boy, AID have continued 10 like what
did then" The Spectator said: 18th, Is scarcely
any educated person Of this ccntury who has rq, a,
some time or other, drawn sincere gACps1re from
these pagcs.n The Edinburgh Pcsi saii: sew read
Of reBcnaining literature be eiortih Of these
popular Prodrctlon:" aud alsn, "The pure morality
which rcieRs through hlesO iays-wh7ch we scarcely
dare ~ call ncOns-wi render them the most eligible
reading"r Young persons. The! ought TO be in every
fun,ilN Itbraty,D -
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RECENTLY PrnLIsgTEp. .,
TUE tIiJMCrO1IS POETRY

or TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM CHAUCER
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Also, an 0,tavo edition Of the work, Goand in
the following ST! les; Sheep Library, 50 y; Imitation
Morocco, 81 90; Hair Calf aud Morocco, Antique
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This volume, containing the greatest amount ot
humorous verse, is pronounced the most amusing,
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editions, aId is row in active demand. II contains
six hundred and Eity OF the best comic poems ever
wttci, including all the gems from thirty volumes oi
Punch, the best things of Hood, Byron, Scott, Lowell
and il is an elegant audapproprata gilt book for
This O any other
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HOUSE SED.-The dwelling house OF
SAMUEL BoLEs, Of Churlestown, was entirely
destroyed by fire, on Monday the 18th inst.
The fire was communicated frcm the stove.
pipe. No insurance upon the property
Loss, estimated at about $1,000. We sym.
pathize with Mr.. Boles in his misfortune.
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THE INDIAN FAIRY GOOK.

From the Original Legends. With Illustrations by
MclESAN. Engraved 10y ANTHONY. 33S pr. Emo
plain. Price. 81 oo; fuii gilt, 81 80.
These veTitabie legends, which taye doubles:
been old time and again lD the dusky muidens TT tht
Indian freside, before the white man robbed him q
his hunting grounds. The book is handsomely gotten
up. and is a beautiful gin book for all seasons.
JT PAny Of The above looks will be scl5 By mail
post paid, on the receipt OF the retail price:5u Ii
N.B.-MASON BROTHERS are now publishing a
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
to be sold exclusively by ngcGts, Of style eHtrc!
new in subscription Books. Full particulars sen
Mhrn dnsired.
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0TThe drawing for prizes Of the Cosufo.
politan Art Association will take place on
the 2sth inst: This is positive, and person;
desirous to yecure tickets should fcrwart
their names to J. s. HERRIeR. immediately
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coTitL1os Party The fret ofa seri es
of Cotillion Parties will be held at Days
Hall. on Friday evening, Januaryil6th,i 1867;
Music--EIuLI's QuxDRlLLE DAkr.s N NJ
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New Stories for iYonng Fhks...N ith ten full-page
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TTiUm1haat has been thc sUcecss Of TITS faYnTlte
American Rutnress ln even dcpartmrnt Of literature
which she hus attempted, her genius yri shines with
most peculiar lustro ih her writings for The yorng--
Here IL her forte. RIdhere che stasts sBdi'uiHO "a
the heud of Hyiug authors, =, .
"Little Perm" isslt ty lerb few years since. has
aTcaul y Is believed, enjoyed greaier sale tan hy
other work of It's class; YET the book announces
well deserves 10 even diauee It's predecessor Ia salo
and popularity. II is of fsriualiSg interest. every
page SPARKLING Niih the Niacy aud erico Cf its au-
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SriRrfs.--Prof. SPENCER, from Cleve-
land, is attempting to demonstrate at Day's
Hall, that spiritualism is hambag. He
claims that he is able to accomplish, by
means OF his will, oil the achievements Of
modern spiritualism, such ss table moving
rappihg, &C., Sc. Those interested should
no and hear him. s4 ,s,.,.
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The NJ. e: uRoH.--The new Methodist
church 10 Rayenna ito be dedicated on
Friday, the s0th' ot the present month. In
our next issde, we propose TO give an extend
ed notice Of the church structure, as welfai
the order efcxercibes Oh The day Of dedica
tion.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LocAL AND PERsoNAL.

A SETTLEMENT WAATED.-The tnder-
signed is desirous to settle his old accounts
with subscribers. tits now nearly six months
since the formation ofthe partnership with
Mr.. SoMERvILLR, and yet not one half Of the
amou Mt aecruing on advertising. subscrip-
tion and job work, before that time, has been
paid. These old accounts must be settled.
A4f'hoKso HART.
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Sale of Hand by Order Of Court.

Jane Warner, Guardian of Mary
Ann Warner, Elizabeth Warner In Probato c
and John NJ. Warner, of pnr,nyo
Vs.
Her said Wartis. '7
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OK SATURDAY, THE THIRD Day OF JANrARY, 1857,
HARPER & BROTHERS, Nsw YORK,
VIII Issue the Or number Of Weekly Newspaper,
IN In ont al
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HAnpER's WEEKLY will appear every SAfDR6Ay
morning. and will be sold at FlrE CENTS copy. It
Will be laicd 10 subscribers at tho following rates.
nayment being inYarinb.N reautred lin advance.
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Southern PacInc NaIlrOad,

ON the first day August next the books subscrip-
~ ton this place for the above road will be finally
All who subscribe for the stock al otted
place 10 shares do before that day
As the company have means for all present wants. APP
proved acceptances New Orleans will be received equal
cash maturing within eight months, at the usual rate Of
Ci cunt cha Ped by our city banks.
informed that seventy miles Of the road
der and the have been provided to
and demands OF The contractors, viz Messrs
I. Grant Co.. OF Georgia. Their ability and experience
addition the foregoing facts give Of the
ergec Of this great enterprise. The iron
u miles OF the road, with grade Of 20 miles
All the lights franchises, &C. Of the company, 20
miles be completed placed beyond forfeiture
tingency any kind The within which finish 20
miles is the 10th OF February, 1858.
juIyIO N. HOBsON, Agent.
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EPPERSnN SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
IA the Of Trammel Greek, four miles East OF
the turnpike leading from Gaatin, Tenn Scottsvile
KY and will be prepared for the reception visitors and
invalids by the lst OF June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly med-
cinal character Of its waters (our different varees and
Is being visited by many, living remotely, who
in search Of healthy and delightful summer retreat, not
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure.
Having gone TO considerable expense il rthtting and
enarging means OF accom- odaton h8tter
selves that will be able 10 add materially TO the
fort Of all who may with visit, having during
past winter put away about thousand pounds Of
very fine Ice. We have had built II additional bed rooms
besides large 60 by r. latced each size afford
air. IN which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will hnd ample room for recreation.
is only necessary that chronic affections Of any
Of the important organs exhibit the efficacy Of
waters, particularly those Of females There viii be
practising Physician here at all times should his profess
soual services be required Thankful for the very kind
and liberal patronage heretofore extended towards by
our numerous friends and visitors again ask eontuu-
ance Of the with the assurance that neither time
pains shall be spared TO render all comfortable and
bic, who may slgourn with US In future
Having secured the services OF Mr.. and Mrs Pat
tersun, the public may be assured Of hearty cheer In
The dining Our stable, will be well attended
Our charges viii be as low the times and will ad
mit Of viz For regular boarders those remaining
week more (washing extral aloe per day; children
10 years OF and under and servants hall pce horses
SO cents per day. Transient visitors Will be charged 90
cents meal or from $3.50 s200 per day For
services reasonable charge VIII De made. Washing, Iron
ing &c tlt0 per dozen. For pressing oning dress
ladies, half price.
Hack viii the Springs every other morning At
o'clock A. NJ. 70 meet the Nashville Louisville rtage
WM. A. DKBpW a BROTHER
lunte lmayi 4-trw3ml Propretors.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
[ Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

NEw ORLEANS, July 1S.-The number of deaths
last week only a.
ST. LOUIS, July I4.-Capt. Whasten of Fort
Kearney says Summers command is 30 miles from
Fort Laramie, and that all the well. The
report ofthe destruction ola part of Summers com
mand is untrue.
New York, July II, noon.-City quiet through
out last night. The man killed was committing
burglary.
The bark, W. Lewis, has been seized upon sus-
picion Of being SLAYER.
The Arago arrived at midnight. McRae, Consul
to Paris among her passengers.
The Frigate Susqaehanua was at Cowes Roads.
The SeVenteenth Ward rioters making extern
siVe preparations for the renewal of the conflict
with the Metropolitan Police. The rioters have
provided themselves with a field piece, and plenty
of muskets and ammunition. Nearly 800 policemen
stationed ia the Ward. Three Regiments
ordered to prepare for duty.
Col. Fremont is seriously i'll in this city.
UTICA, July 14-The Central portion and the
dOmes of the Lunatc Asylum have been burned.
The East and West wings partially. DR.. L. Frozc
was fatally Injured by the falling of tim6ers. Loss
5000, 900.
WASHINGTON, July IA The President removes
to his Summer quarters, at the SOLDIERS House,"
tomorrow.
New ORLEANS, July 14-Gen. Walker arrived
here this morning.
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Wheat! Wheat!
CISTERNS.

WE will be constantly in the Market for Wheat, for
w which will pay the highest market price.
juy9-u FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co.