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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-12
GLOVER 4 co.
CITY ExPRE55.

CITY E6PR ESS.
DACKAGES, PARCELS, BAGGAGE delivered to any
/ part ofthecity With dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed
tbes have 0cu red heavy expenses TO get and
quick conveyance, and hope by prompt attention 60 hu
deserve the patronage Of the business Of the
city.
Mr.. A. L. Westhrook, late messenger Of Adams Express
Company will have charge Of our wagon and receive and
deliver packages any point in the city and suburb
Charges very Moderate.
Oce 10. 90 Cherry street, stairs, overzM L. Boyd
rrTn
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Who Woaid wear a DOWdY bonnet

E-z THERE i5 now, Ladies, no excuse, We EETra
trs3s determined - close Rich s5grsS
ESE. StecS OF Fancy B0nnets, Millinery Goods, w
Emb rUierie hc st haf price. This, is your time
70 get 3Ods your prices HAD thou uCt OF ma sing
GIG ale, bat think w make up for that in the prices OF
the Goods. and viii oIt by the LIST q Febru-
arr, make FOR extensive Stock OF direct lmDor
tttOns Paris and London. We have Just received a
large stock, ~ 1UE;n beautiful Black Bugal Col rom
IS TO 81 50, Rich Maes) Setts ~ 50, worth D0 2ch
Needle Sets az - %, worth %. ca JHconet sett
81 90 TO 80, worth 5Jto 90. Rich Collars, Sleeves
Work Blnis, Ian ikerchies 6c., at same redG-ton
gnjieslt Stock OF kich lDpDrle II Dresses, Flow
ers and Ornamental Goods for Bridal and Fancy BAH, at
such prices that there is excuse FOR MT maxi " br
liant app Aul fer B0nnets, selling
S2B lunet. % 10; so and sl2 B1nnets and
ch Ch .rrud 1Vaac u trimmed, for b3 30 TO 6, worth
$l2 Misses ami Caidregs' BOnue5S at any price, and
large stock Of Fancy Goods Coaks &c great barga
for G lst, this is moJt0 FOR 1851.
W. most resp acul ihalz friends an customers Tor
the liberal support and patronage for twelve years pas; at
Nashville, AMI trust viii feel offended by doing
strictly Cash rads, but trust by polite attention aud fair
dealing 60 receive ac0utnu snce Of their patronage.
EFy- vou be thankful Tor all bills If 1886 TO be settle
up nneliatsy wait moa TO 90 EisJ about the 20th.
30 call soon and get bargains at
E. WIFE, Agent,
ian5 No &C Union st. next door state Bank
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GENTLEMENS, WEAR.

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
= SNTa' fine Gals Pump SO Boots;
II Gents ZINE Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double Sole
" Water proof
Congress Caters;
sale.
4" Oxford Ties, 4"
These goods from oi the hest manufactures IN
Philadelphia. Cau al 80. 20 Public Square.
octls SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-12

Corner Sixth and walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
-I'HE COURSE OF STUDY ~ Tbs NETITCTI0N is
thorough ard practical embracing al thai srequisite
10 a. young for the active duties Of the Coupsng Room
among which Book keeping by Doube EniTy Commercial
Calculations, Ptnnmanship Commercial Law Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special atserton
The former Principal r. Bacon, having associated with
him l. J. Allen fsq lstc President of Farmers College.
partner regular series Of Lectures wh be gives b Mr.
Alien IA the College lecture Ro0m various topics
neoied with Mercantile scenoeeuhraeng Ae subjects of
Commercial Law, Political EcoDony in s application to
Commercial and CurreEcy Commercial Geography, History
oi Commerce hs Consular s5stgm Of Europe aud America
TIE chsFactsriktios gf American Commerce, &c.
Other lectures via also Be oesasionay vez b. eminent
iectureu.
(, and from 7 toeP n.
fsaas fsIi course inciadins lectures t4e
For PennnAnship. per month. ............. .
noyii-SmdkE BACON ALLES, Prize pals.
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PATENTED PATENTEDl
Brother Jonathans Furniture Polish,
THE only Patented Furniture Polish IN
The World
IT sgoULp BE IN EVERY FAMILY.

IT S9OULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
T has been admitted by every who has used IT,
to be the best article OF the kind invented. IL is
applied with piece Of Canton Flannel Woen Cloth
and dries Immediately removing all stains grease and dirt
making your furniture look as well when Il will
resist The action Of hot and cold Eaer Beware Of Coun-
tcreitsl None genuine without JjhR L. Brabyn the
label. Princi al Depot, 44i Broadway, New York.
JOHN L. BR ABYN & co.
Agents wanted in every Comfy and City throughout the
unitel Hlales. ian1-9mY
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SCALE OF PRICES
ron
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
MAxUFAcTURED By
WKAIAAAM BOGAE,


SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BoGLBs HTPERos FLUID, 25c 5Oc., J5c so siEes at
a., Sc $l2 per dozen.
BoGLRs ELECrRIc HAIR DYE, Qquj) So, $1 81 80 sizes
g. IS, S12 per dozen.
BOGLEs HEBEAosA, BALM OF CYrHERIA retail &c., sEt
81 per dozen
To Wholesale Druggists and other large dealers dscouu
Of per from these prices will be made provided the
purchases during the six months shall exceed $3.50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Discount for CASH lriH be made JOH TIE QbOve prize
as toNOtrS:
On orders amounting to $5 over at time discOuI
offs per cent will be made.
On orders amounting TO $50 tme diseoui
Of 10 percent will be made.
On orders amounting TO as at time discoui
Of Is per cent will be made.
On orders amounting to $3.50 over at time diseoui
Of 25 per cent will be made.
On orders amounting $500 at time dssoni
OF 80 per cent will be made.
These the lowest terms, and from which variaC
can be made in any case.
Prices OF other articles may be had on application
Boston, Aug. 2Sth, 1856. WILLIAM BOGLE.
Refer to GEo. GREIG, Nashville. Tenn. sug2S-1y
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ANUsEWENT ZOE JUYENILEs.

HAVING determined Tor time TAt to try and serve
young friends with despatch and satisfaction we
have t srrAnced with entire stock Of Toys
Co1ectionery, Fire Work, &C, &C q send them cut al
moments notice from OurStore No, II Market street
iecZ8 GHARLES ROBERTSON.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes zoe Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
2I5 doz Vanished and Three $1,000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 10 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 ass'ed Handles 1875 600 Cane Fishing Poles
75 doz white Cedar Buckets 500 assted Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cdns 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes yarnish'd
IS doZ Pine ChuFns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 1875 dOz Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
900 Willow Wagons common 7O0 nests German Market do
l5O extra; 80 " Clothes do;
300 Carts, common; 400 doz Feed Baskets, in store
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doz ChiIdren's Rattan and
15O dozen Willow and Rattan willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; doz ass'ted ofce Chairs,
Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for Summer
Also-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Willow Work made to ordeI
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 assed Shoe Brushes; so Jute Hark and skeleton
IS Rocking Horses Is doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1oocOi,s X and II inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet
0coils q TO inch do do $50 do
l3O coils y, y to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
250 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
l,OOo lbs Broom Twine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool TwDe
1900 lbs Flax 500 lbs Seine Twine;
l5 bales Batting $50 reels Hemp Packing;
% . Wicking; as coils Tarred Rope;
45O " Wrapping Twine; 150 " Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,5OO bundles lFrund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
1,SOO -" McgTegors do do
1000 reams Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
IFS Ham {" 10 Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; 5OOObs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, opal Cahdes stearine Candles
Starch Gel man Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots TO suit
ALso-Bench Screws in half dozen packages In lots
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine churns IS 90 % 94nch Red Cedar do 16 IS do
Cerdar do l6, IS, 20, 22 do Painted do 90 22 do
Brass Hoop do" - do Barrel do 16, is, 20 % do
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top
For sale by s. NJ. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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Regular New Orleans Packet.

sU THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
gOS1Eg7 LAND, Captain VIZ. DuEElTT, haTing
superior accommodations for Rassen-
Freight and Stock VIII ply during the sesEon as aoe
and ali intern edate landings. Her exceeding light
viii insure in the Of cases direct shipne hesss
W. A J0HlSON CO.. Of New OTlssns, viii act as Agents
in conjunction wi Capt NJ D. p H. BR0okS, who Elre'
side permanently ia New Orleans No 2 Carondelet ST.
during the bGnes for TIE purpose Of giving ms en-
tire the ug all purchase orders the low
est figures. II. H. HARRISON,
decS-6m Agent.
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No. &C Union st. next door to I, siata = :
NEW Wholesale
Straw and Silk Millinery House.
TO COUNTRY nEscHANrs AND M1LL1rERs

iAVING Just completed arrangements with some OF the
largest Hanaiact res OF straw and Fancy Six Bon
nets sni Millinery at New York aud Boston viii have
IN a"0ut lst Of March, stock q 800
above e Commission. and at prices fully % cents be-
los any house the city Having tTeny years experience
IN this Iilees yon place conddsn in getting the
latest Styles and Fashions give entire attention
exclusively TO Millinery Goods and cannot be deceived
those engaged description of merchandise Terms
Cash guarantee % per cent. less between Casa and
Credit We receive liberal patronage this being
exclusively Mdlinery House. T. WISE, Agent,
No. 45 Union street. next door to the State Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-12

CNYDER fFRzLsLL opening to-day some choice
- wear Nr the Ladies, consstingof
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting CATERS;
French Leather +" lsomething nswi)
KID
" Congress KID
Thin Lasting haf
These goods are very handsome Call At
SNYDER 4 RRIZZFLI,,
cells 20 Public square.
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NEW SERIES.-- mo. 369.
A CARD.

A CARD.
1'HE partnership Of W. 4 T. u. GREENFIELD CO.,
having expired by Limitation, have this day sold
interests in the entire stock Of Furniture, Carpetng
Pianos, &c, to THOMAS H. GREENFlELD and JOHN
PATTERSON whom take pleasure in recommending to
old customers and doubt not they will give general sat
isfactoE to all who may favor them with aeal
". GREENFIELO,
jane A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to W. 7. II. Greenfield Co.. are
Invited to call at their old stand and settle.
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R REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI a
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

1IIaA - THE new light a @ -
-assss5sed draught steam Ez{CfVSs45 j
EszE7fssSsssszzEz1S er GEN PIKE sszaees.z1s
GRACE Master being expressly bu rads will al
the modern Improvements, with the light dTaught SAA
stantia and new steamer SAMUEL P. BiBBARD. SAMUEL
P HBBARD, Master, viii regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the sbovs pcrtone Of the boats
being in port week These beats being in eOnmsrf
Of old and experienced eOmandaD1s and vitA supesio<
facilities passengers and sights soles share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board, or
10 H. II. HARRISON, Agent,
a Dron1
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW on.
LEANS DAILY LINE.

~ OSzEieSf1 F., steamers form AfzseH7
szzEzsE.E<z=1a<1z the Daily Unit Eltlzs1zzz' -
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo leavn
Nashville at II O'Clock NJ, and Cairo at 6 A. ~
j. G.. CLINE, Hrs Master; CITY OF HUN1SViLLE,
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mali steamers, the lousvie ana
ST. Louis Daily Roas and also with the Central karoad
10 louis and Chicago Passengers this ne reach
New Orleans Memphis st. Louis and Louisville IN moeh
less time than any other Boats. For psssage or ght
apply at the Mail Packet Office o. A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
decl-O n. NJ q. 8. Mail Pscket Compsny.
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DACON.--Th sndsFslfsra is psS Ing hlshsst maFfe
iaes Ne. cs1eEs 81
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN 4 CO., Gen' Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, SAG Broadway, New York.
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Bo0TSl sHOEsl UNKS

With c1mpiete assortment u euntemens. Boys
Youths aud Chhdren's Calf and Kip Boots aai shoes.
Misses ana Chidren's Goat Kid Morrocco ana Cali boot
ees, an q which offered cheap ier cash.
oct3f JOHN kAMAGE, a. CoIlegs a.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
MALrnY co.'s
BAITTNORR OYSTER AaENCT

I'RfsU Clans Lahstcrs Peaches Tomatoes Cove Oyster
Pckled eystrs ana selected ffcsh Oysters packed
Zee havnT acceP "a the Arrncy q the shove We knovr
nr am prrpAsed . arnsh iandies and the trade via
ths shove articles ia any qaantiiy, a Ton prices
aeeiF O. RUMsFV
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WIIFAT! WHEATV

4 WANT 20 purchase say quantity Of good Wheat, 4
agsis r. c. RANDY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-12

VIVA; THE SECRET OF PowKR. By Mrs.
e. D. e. NJ Southporta. Such is the tit'e
of new novel; which will be published by
T. B. PETrRsoS, Of Pl,iIsdelphia, on Sotur.
day, March l4th. The fair authoress is one
Of the most gifted writer's in the country, as
her aLost H Heires., ." Deserted Wife," Miss.
ing Bride" "WifeS Victory" "Retnbu.
tioa ,""Curse Of Ciifton," aud other works
will at.est. The forthcoming volume prom.
ise TO excel ell others in interest. It lie to
be issued in one large duodsciIno volume,
neatly bound in cleth, for 1926, or in two
volumes. puper cover, for $l,Oo. The vol
ume will beremi,ted to any part Of tho Uni.
ted States, free Of postage, upon the pub
Usher receiving the price Of the edition or
dered. r
the BORDER Rover; By Emerson Benneti
author OF the a"Prairie Flower, ,'."Brids oI
the Wilderness "Clara Moreland," ant
various other thrilling works, was ISSUED
Saturday last, March 9Th. It is com
pIete 10 two large duodecimo volumes, neatly
bound in paper cover, price Sl,o0. BY re-
mitting this sum to the publisher in a letter
he will send you the work free Of postage
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~ =
The fsskiohskIs circles h Albany have il.
tented . new amusement, which 80 fer sEour
information extends, is pre-eminsntIy origin.
al. A. Il usnai In such cases, there e 3
man or two 1t the bottom Of the lgSif, but
how Il can afford the "elephsnls" 'ntisfse.
tion, we are at lcss 10 conjecture. The
ARas and -Argx deseribes the sport as fol.
lows:--'frhs gas, in the parlors IL partially
turned Of, so ss to produce a SORT Of twilight
darkness, when two gentlemen. the tAllest
present, are requested to take. thier position
In the back parlor. Their position is that
adopted by boys when playing leaP-frog A
large cloth, Of some spbdued eolor--dsrt
grey, for instunce, is then thrown over them,
and another, rolled up, is attached to the
front, which constitutes the trunk. Two
sheets of white paper are then rolled up and
tackled on, one on each side OF the trunk.
These represent the ivory iusks. The AL.
bany elephant Is now complete. The lady
rider takes hsr seat on its back, amid cush.
ions, etc., pnd under the guidance Of lea.
der, The monster proceeds, with heavy tread
to display itself and precious load to the
company in the front pdflor. The arrange.
nents nre Unexpectedly perfect, and sng.
gestive OF life In the East. The play ol
elephant" is a success here, and We viii
not be surprised to hear Of is adoption in the
rural districts"
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The Homicide in washing ,on.

Respecting the assassin Of Hume, the
Washington Star says: .,a - 1'., s... .a .ru
9 Dodridge C. Lee is a spare made man,
rather tall, with thin grey hair and large
grey OF blue, eyes, and is about 55 years Of
age. Itis knownto the police TINT he.pr
cured the pistol on the morning on which he
perpetrated,the fatal deed, borrowing it for
the oceasion. As the testimony shows, he
was assured Of the respectability Of Mr..
Hume, not only on the night Of the difficul-
" atthe Presidents : House, but in the morn.
ing before Mr.. H. called OF his room in the
Pension bureau. Some years ago he was
connected with Billy Meshon in the maa.
avement Of the Alexandra race course, and
was then most noted in that neighborhood
as a cock fighter He was dismissed by
Secretary M Clelland from his clerkship in
the Pension bureau within an hour after the
fatal occurrence. A strong and most com.
mendable point in the character of the late
Mr.. Hume, has been most forcib!y illustrated
| in the testimony already given, before the
Coroner jury and the baiIiag magistrates.
| We allude to bis forbcsrance. Few men
would have SO earnestly plead as he aid to
be relieved from resenting The grave :mpu'
tation upon spotless character, 90 Pertina'
| cloudy forced upon him BY the man By
whose hand he fell. The affair, with IL
untecedents here and its results so far, hal
struck this ccmmunity with thrill Of horror
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MARRIED..

At the Collins House, in Raveunu, on the
4th inst, by the Rev. J. c. Hart, MIR. JACK.
SON PATcH, Of Troy, to Miss SUSAN Proc.
TOR, Of Hiram.
At the Freedom House, in Drakesburg,
on the 9th inst, by 0. l., Drake, ESQ.,, Mr..
MARCUS BANcRrrT. to Miss CYNTHIA HAE.
KAHs, both Of Nelson, Portage CO.
On the 25th ult., by Rev. C. Z. Clapp,
SAMUEL c. FAIR to Miss REBEccA l. Gil
BRArH, both Of Brimfeld.
In Deerfield on the 5th inst, oy Z. Brown
E.q LINUS B. WRGHr and Miss DESIRE
K Wilson, both Of Paris.
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ah Making connections ns fOIioMs- :.,' e .-
A. Cleveland with Cleveland d Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus d Cincinnati, md Cleveland & Piitsbarg
Railroads. I+s
Al Solou. with hacks TO Chagrn Falls.
As Bracevillo with hacks to Newton Falls.
Al Warren, with hacks 10 Sharon, GrsenVille,
Mcadv lilo, bloomfield, Garfield, etc. ~. LtF =.
AT vsungstOwn, with stages TO New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence By p. ?. W,
d e. Railroad 10 Pitisburg. N.at. d.. -lI-
n. B.--PasssngeFs lcayin Youngstown al l2 %
r. arrive ut Toledo at II 30 same night, and CHI
eagO ut ll:4D next morning.
March S, 1857. CHAS. b. RHODES, Supi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Look Out for the yt,,i.,n! !

T TAKE this method Of in forming the pub.
J. lie that GiLLEs W. EATIEaER to whom was un-
fortunately mprrs In Apri. 1856 has ief me- without
assigning any cause whatever. and has, therefore, for
foitsd the title Of husband would all females
to look out E,r the LIAR. WILLIAM AND DEcEIvER.-
Said Eatngcr is scho By profession (bo'
ing too lazy to wor and Is about fye feet fve uchei
IN height rather slim, with blue eyes and dark hair
his skin ard character Just the same, and, In ad
dIton, ho has dowu-csst gtliows look, D,af girls,
take due nolico OF this fellow aud govern yourselves
accordingly. ELSIE +. EATlNGER.
Roptstown, March 18th, Isj7.-3w+.
II PPapers throughout the State will confer favo:
on sNciety by conyins tho above
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF IRvfxs's
LIFE OF
w A SH / N G TONI!

~ y. PUTNAM q Co., will CONNIE nee
~ ina fsw days, new edition Of this great work
In sem-mohthiy PARTS. Price Is eents each.
kAeh volume win consist Of fourteen parts, hand.
someiy printed in imperial octave. The whole work
will be illustrated By aboit 90 superior EnErayiRgs
Including Portraits and original historical designs by
eminent artis,s. With numerous Wood Cuis and
Maps. EFesslN N.E
Zach par. viii contain a, ienst % pages. and one
eEgraTing on stee every other part will have two
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
!. Zach semi.monihly part, containing as above
g.. All subscribers must 90 TO take the whole
D.. Tho second and subsequent volume. win be is
sued In doubl" parts, aud the whole will be issued at
regular intervals oftwo weeks.
PORTRAITS ON STEEL. sgf
Among the Illustrations already engraved or noarly
eomplelsd, are the following poriraits on steel. :,
Washington from the picture By Pssle, ,,,, s.
Stewart,
81" '"- OF Hudsons statue,
u - .t1N of Eudson's bust,
:" from the original portrait,
kn. Washington, [early portrSit,)
from Stuart,
Miss Phillips, from original picture,
Generals Schuyler, Putnam, Arnold, Green, Ward,
knox, Mont2omer, Saint Clair, Lord Stirling, Baron
stsuben Iaf.yette, Couh Pulaski, Lincoln. Mercer,
George Clinton, Sir VIM. Howe, Sir Henry Clinton,
Lord Cornwallis and Gen. Burgoync.
ILLUSTRATIONS ON STEEL.
Historical Scenes tehieny from original drawings)
Site OF WashiDglon's Birth-place.
Mount Vernon, tthree viows.) .n -
Washington at Fort Necessity.
Wellington surveying tho Dismal swamp. ss
Washington at Winchester. .I a. ....g-' 49, .l...
Washington's Field Sports.
certifying Bunker's Hill. - |# 4 GF
| Fort lieonderoga. -.f r-...... .a,...
| l,ate George.
| Fortincaiions at West Point In l1eo.
Washington qnclng riot, tfrom u eotempornry.
| View Of New York In 1910. -.... =
Announcement OF Independence.
| Battle OF Trenton,
Battle tf Germantown, --.F..,.y,- 81 s.t. ..ttf
| Battle Of Monmouth.
| Eraddock's Battle Field.
Washington going TO Congress. = rFtE.t ,llErF. s.
"Must always remain, ar eminence, THE history o
the Father Of his ."Philadelphia Bulletin.
Is intcaded that the illustrations iu this edition
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-12
Legal Notice.

John Johnson, Plaintiff, tH'
against In Court of Common
Iathrop n. q. u. Grant, PIE. or Portage County
ssan s;s% " T:, rt6ss Ss. .ad Ohio, Civil Action.
The defend non residents of the State Of Ohio,
will take notice that the gath day of April, D.
1855 the plaintiff filed IN said Court, his PrtoM pray
ing for judgment against defendants 10 tho sum OF
Sl3ll 55. That said amount Is due the plaintiff foT
work and labor performed by certain persons men
toned In petition for defe ndants which accounts fol
valuable consideration. have been transferred "a
the plaintiff who Is now entitled TO receive the same
OF defendants. Also for money and materials furnish
cd defendants By certain other persons mentioned Ia
said pctition which accounts, fora valuable conside
receive the sane Of the defendants. The defendants
are further h0ticd that unlcss they answor demui
to said petition before the goth day of March
next. judgmentwiu be taken against defendants fol
said amount. a. s5g .g.s.. ..ss-.t - .
BlERcE & JEFFRiES,
Feb.4, Ie51-Sw. -..y. EsE Pl'n|s Auy's.