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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05
PLANTERS BANK PROPERTY
AT
Public Sale.
nv SATURDAY 5TH SEPT, win proceed 10 SELL OF
~ the premises, that
uuar.rn CITY pnnpERrrr

occupied and owned by the Planters Rank situated
the Northwest q College street and the Square
This lot has been divided into two. The first lot
the OF College street. fronting about So
10 inches, running bseE feet, the
m portion OF the BANKING HOUSE, which can be
used independent and in connected With the other
portion, and ineludes the small building In the rear
fronting College street.
Lot No. fronts about ~ feet ~ inches aud back
e5 feet and contains the eli portion which also be
used separate.
The division Of this property such that the buildings
he used without ineurTing any great expense We
consider this very important sale and the property
too well fnoWn for as to enumerate the advantages Il has
IL point Of location, over that has yes been offered
the business public
Terms made on day Of sale. sale at O'Clock,
NJ Z. Z. GLASC0CK, Agent,
Eenf5. 81 Cherry street.
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

TIVE undersigned very extensively engaged in
i manufacture of all kinds of Cigars, and en-
abed to compete successfully with any Of the Eastern
cities. One Of firm, who has charge OF this depart
ment business, being practical Cgar-makeT, our
rely upon getting such goods sure 70
give satisfaction and which viii guarantee in in
stance. We friends and customers that
are making fine Cigars ever came from Havana, We
import direct fro there The finest Tobacco thereby
ing considerable duty enabled eel Cigars
when made much lower rates than anythiug Ike the
article could be Imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call and examine for yourselves at
LYONS & co,
Sept4 10 Cedar street.
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CISTERNS.

'HIs Is the favorable time build yovr Cisterns. The
Il GREAT CIsTERS BUn.DER HUGH L. BEArY, is now IN
this city, and prepared build them Of all sizes AppH
cations made by note Otherwise TO II. G. scovel vii
receive prompt attention. iiune25-u
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MINERVA COLLEGE.

NHE next session Of this Institution will begin on the
Il first Monday n September, continuing forty weeks
Every facility is offered to patrons.
aug25-2sdLtriw. s. z. JONES, Principal
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HAGAN & BRO,
No. 50 Market s. No. 6 UnfOu ST.
Nashville, tennessee.
General Book Sellers and Stationers.

INVITE Country Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers
generally TO examine their Stock and prices.
Their assortment com prises fun ST OK OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS
MINOR ANDUM AND PAss-BOCKS,
GOLD PENS.
all sizes, from the smallest Ladies' Pen largest
crossing Pen, manufactured order.
WHITING PAPERS;
inc uding all varieties Cap Letter Bath Note, Billet
and ledger, received dreci from Manufacturers and
for sale by the
ENVELOPESs
every variety of English French and American manuae-
ture imported TO order, and received direct hom first
hands.
WAITING INK,
Black, Blue, and Red well packed ready for ship
ping.
STATEONER'S HARDWARE
And Staple Stationery of all kinds, fresh good
order.
FAMILY BIBLES,
Plain, hne and elegant, desirable their cheap
ness and perfection OF workmanship.
HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AGRI-
CULTURAL, AND STANDARD WORKS,
Issued by the leading publishers of the country,
stantly for SAFE, at the lowest figures.
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
daily arriving and for dealers at Eastern Jobbing
Prices.
Cheap locations in paper binding large stock on
hand. Orders solicited. HAGAN 3 BRO,
sepS. so Market street, and Union It.
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Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
IA re JUST RECEIVED
The Legend Of the Wandering Jew.

4uO ICSOhu VI tHO W uHuCIlHS JCht
ILLUSTRATED BY GUsTAVE DORE.
Poem and Prologue and KPiogue, BY Pierre Dupont.
photographed Notes, by Paul Lscrox, Biographical
Jacob with The Complaint AMI Bat angers Ballad set to
by Ernest Dore, Translated with remarks by
George W. Thornbury, author of art
and Abroad" elegant volume, folio, half morocco.
"The astonishing series Of Illustrations by Dore the
old legend Of the Wandering jew
tice Of conposseurs OF all oounrits they show hig
range talent any similar OF times"
W. T. BERRY co. have also on sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work, viz:
l. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HoURs; Or, MisoeTa-
mics Of Art, with Illustrative Descriptions.
in two small Ito CLOTH
?. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols,
4to.
8. THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and Librar
sketch-B Of the British Empire. vols.
I. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE FINE ARTS Architecture,
Sculpture Paintings Poetry Masic, sc. Illustrated by
numerous Engravings Ivol., 4to.
| 5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES. A
Series of Papers Ancient Art. 1 VOL, royal svo.
! s. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF TIE ABBEY
| CHURCH OF ST. PETER; WEST MINISTER. In
Guiding Notes aud Biographical Memoirs OF the Abbots
Of that Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
Eeale 2voIs., Alto.
| Z. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View Of HYPOTHESIS respecting Beauty. New
| edition. p Drawings from Life. VOL, svo.
! S. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating,
Shooting, Sailing, Running, Swimming, sc. New edi-
ton. a Steel Plates, and numerous Wood Cuts. /
| vol. 12mo.
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steel Pillows. sc.

AN expecting daily a Of the Tiltr and Jefferson
n steel Pows, Garden and Railroad Wheel BarrOWs Cut
ting Boxes, Cultivators, HarFSws g.
agent for the sale Of four horse wagons and Rail-
roads carts, and leo Peabody's celebrated Hautbors
sHaWberry and Prolific Corn. Send in your orders.
Septs b. 5. WELLER, sR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

Il WIS School is University hve;
suitable rooms in the College building having been fitted
up for its accommodation
Ftrhaps no Other part Of an education requires such
special care and attention that usually acquired in the
Grammar School. Failure here from arv naoeouacy in
the Instruction. dscopaRes the student destroys his ap
ratons, and often qualities him the mediocral
attachments for which he may more than competent
Impressed with these views, the Faculty careful
70 place in this School gentleman equal
as teacher, TO the head Of departmental College,
experience in teaching in nearly all Of them 1t their
purpose to make in respect first class Academy
The studies OF the Grammar School embrace
three years. and has been arranged with
me Free Schools of the city, that the change
convenient TO thOe Students who ray
nom them It hCpeu that this School may prove parc
uary acceDtable TO those the unity Of the city who
are excluded rom the benefits Of the Schools. The
session opens the Tth of September Students received
at any time The charge for tuition $25 per term Of
twenty weeks
The Collegiate Department Of the University opens
on the 7h ofSe Students should be present on the
first day Of the session. aue22- Sws.
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BANDUSIA sEMTNARY.

VIE next session Of this Institution situated the
Gallatn Turnpike, miles from Nashville, viii COM
mence on the LIST Of September next.
French will be TAUGHT to those pupils that may desire it.
by an accomplished Partisan gentleman Who in addition
to much experience has the advantage of being well
quainted with the English language.
aug22-1m.% NATH. CROSS.
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FOR TIE COUNTING ROOM.

BLANK CHECKS ON ALL THE BANKS.
BLANK BILLS OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS
ARN0LD's FLUID, ALL SIZES.
RED INK. STEEL PENS. GOLD PENS.
RED TAPE. BILL HEADS. POST BOXES,
INKsTAN DIS; great variety.
CHECK TINS. ERASERS. STAMP wETTERs.
PENCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &c.
For sale by
aug19. CHARLES W. SMITH
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In Edgeheid Friday eveniug the 4h inst SUSAN ANN
infant daughter Of W. H. F. sabrna Lyon aged II
months and 20 days.
ChrksviIle papers please copy.
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CHIFFON & ABROTT

4 Avs Just received from II Eastern Cities very large
II assortment Of CLOTHS, CAssIMERE5 AND VEST
IAGS chosen with The test by Mr Harvey whose
superior taste has enabled bring by far
beautiful stock Of Piece Goods have oaeret in
Nashville. All made up 70 order under the supernten-
dence OF the wen known Harvey
Nashville, Sept. I, 1851
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ICE ICE!l

'HE sub crbeEs prepared Furnish The citizens
Nashville, sith Ice. Of the best quality At biz once Oh
Cherry street. opposite he POSI- oee. his aspu ne
on Paradise Hill, and eqaa any broesht fr0mta
Lakes in3ylo-i W. T. GARkkFT 4 CO.
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CO0l!I COaIllg

kEWE casseas q HasAsle nos haFa eFFeElEnsiT q
~ nfeF falrf tH1ateffes STA 3 sa1 s1pFE e tszfl
coal - tEs Ei1lsg - spelesfaa ne sEtrEsigAe1
- q = q. hANAetee. s. sts Eaa Goal eees aasAFss
sag4a-ia en-, MAR1is. Assas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

A MoNsTRR SNAKE.-A rattle-snake Of such
monstruus proportions that il would have
been at home amid the boa-oonstiotors of
Africa, was received yesterday from DR.. Hail,
OF Greensboro. It was taken 20 tho Mechan-
les Fair, where il will crafty the curiosity OF
all reptile-mongers.- Louisville Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05
RiddIeberger's Eating house.

JAM Riddleberger takes occasion to the pub
- lie, that the sumner over he has given up the
enjoyment Of rural felicity and returned His
House is again opened and he hopes again the
smiling faces OF his Old friends customers be-
acquainted with lots Of ones. His tables shall
al avs be literally supplied with the at
fords and little more"
Sept. ], 1857,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

The Havana Diano mentions the conversion Of
Sin Clln. s. coolies 70 Caristanity.
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Wanted.
University Grammar School.

NEGRO COOK and washer woman, for the balance o
"A the year. Apply at this Office. sepl4.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SAM. PRITCHITT

S receiving a extensive stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, Of every description and Of the lates
Styles he has also engaged the services OF New Hort
Cutter, whose reputation is beyond dispute.
Sept. 2-lm. UGAB
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

IL esFs raie luse the attention a. a. fiss e cur
" large sseofteat e fsF1lsriss ans raiet Arfess
ernhFaalsF Hu1zf kztracts n rch aua de4asa Co.,
rosa4ss. ceslgties, aatr ksssaFassFss. ere.
asEsl. 3 J. HEEcH
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS,
DIR. TIE. TUBBSgI

VIII be in Attendance asfoil0ws =. sSY ia4htg tgsg
RAVENNA, Prontiss tlouse, "Wednesday and Iharfs
day until clock p. sJnne 10Th and ltth- M u
Akron, Empire House; Tuesday, IuBe 9Th. se ssss
cieveand, American House, May issh aud isths 'i
Warren, National Hotel Wednesday, Jnne 18th. =
REORGANIZATION Rpoh all diseases Of the Tbr0aty
ENpgs, Heart. Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dropsy Gravel, Rhcumatian, Nervous.
ness Debility dyspepsia, FeHt Diseases Ague and
Fever, Fits impurities of the Hood, EEuptt0ns. ean-
Ulcers and all Other varieties Of long standing
complaints both external and stinternals
For some ten years DR.. r. has devoted his entire
time TO chroncdiS2ases, ,treatng thousands arnualys
many of whom had exhausted every other resanEea :
within reach In no are Mineral Or oths psisaAf
empis gt3 nor does he rfdks sick 10 make vel,
doom 70 6siId ap Tho medicines can be taken Hifb
safety by the most delicate an patients me yfsmaln
at home and continue with prudence their oianesy
treatment after friends and had given u s
hope, the indsputabie evidence Of whie alWa1s
be 10 rnished. lnvais fowsvet reduced ard dsspfss
Ing are invited 10 call. ard may
ooutsgement will he given or expense NitAs
out corresponding prospcetef rsEogery 4 fE
$40 sSi HEART DISEASE. asa ~
Affections Of this vital oEuan shena eeneEAils "A
thought ncd able we s,lijonshs ipliow ieg trein
BIstcrnut Ridgc Seaeeasfo., KagcfntE tEfs 3ss1s =.
Or TuDHs, Dear sirs ny snn, siuneA 14tk e1is,s
sense ofsrSsds YOU Is veil dssiss Is osSss
d. others, make 4 my duls TO certify 10 Hnsf SAl
aud the ppblieg erally that he wasalnscEsd Nk I
acute Rhsu :as.,.s "a setpn fgsuttsss z.
heart With violent ralpitation. For Noeks he Nka
unable to lie down at all, aud az hlng whink
had bean done fnrlslin wsg cfHp aFall M
II SIN happy tO say thaa your mud tf6A
were entire " sncc8ssf5 L, eHseiing rzleaz
hsre has been no rotrrn efihAt disease ar e III
sPs Z q ss9s ss.sssssIig sssrsss sSss s.;
ssEysnt. g. = -
80 e 4fa 2 M y ~ az AssHsf Nc Ts
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WIs1s4liSIlslsa e. SPSSsS@a

SMILES. AEp, ERoKEs,. by. Mrs, sara Al.
WEEtz ASflsisni = egs SPab gs6sSss
New York.
There is vast dec atoficy or sorrow con-
necled with the Fiedning oftbssea two little
words. We have, ,olen thought that we'll
.Sritrcn work fsGly snd Gnn,bfdtiy portray.
ing the happy itAloehee oronei spt the dark
.tning.> ssddeniDg ii fgencei Of he other,
Would be blessing to Ans social world of
ours, where it snnsi be admitted there is
more shade than Sunshine, snd more frowns
.thuri smiles Wehave received from The
.HuthOress a Copy Off work beOring The above
tile. Mrs. wEs!z is urcsident orWsren,
Pfumbvli county, Oaio, and is we'll known
and most highly esteemed bysmaRy OF our
people. She ism pure minded, noble heart.
cd woman, and the work she has written is a
true, index offer character pnd heart. The
plan Of The works. tdmirable, the style is
chaste and elegant and the characters. true to
lie. There is goltcnveino Of thought run
niag through every scene. You rise up
from its perusal, With higher and better
views Of li'e, ard ol-the relations und duties
which belong to the social world, Its les
sons should be learned and acted upon In
them yeu are taught how omnipotenl is the
inanenee of a word of kindness sPokens in
bringing sunshine and JOY over the hearts Of
the circle ofhomc, We take real pleasure
in recommending this work to the attention
Of the public. -ansls, 'rlea'7ai $50. 81,
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d. w. GOSS & BROS.
New Goods New Goods
FOR
G0SS d BR0TH -...r
II


ONE.HORSE ESTABLISHMENT
c1rNrp 49,, ,,,. L.. l..
MINE o"' Oe5 'hhlng hele' we IhFe, ny
~ selling Goods ut To-" rates, been enabled TO in
crease ths sales ~ ti place ahout ONE HUNDRED PEN
CESr, aud thankful to generous community who
Sra able 10 nphrsca our Sor's '" se, gcs9s nt tne
hso r. H. Snring md Sur,m,,, trsde goneral
-, 1.t,,nnt ,yiinS Viii hs soi1 rinc
~ ~ ii ~ S to anti ntrri, :"
"t M ", ipcSS, nnfIrts -. g. - n
@ H1,,I3n. Rr,, ,a. wi Son' oi M Ina. to
Ch.mbray q Cinghams etc "a most sp!endil lot with
range OF prct from To S. with ali s.yles of Dress
Trimini,fs to suit all to be sold Ut liberal profits.
BOOTS AND SHOES - Notwlhstand-
tho rdyance IN Leather e.oye bv close and AL
yantageous buyils been enabled to secure a GOOD
ossortnc at low rates and will cnutinue 10 sell
u.nul lower than our neiglbors Ladies', black and
colored CATERS hid and other STYLES cf walking
shoes Ladics' Hid clare!cd calf and Kin Boots For
.SI ner lnir.-vrr ~ tow Men IS bcav md tncV wear
over, variety of Boy,s Girl ami Children 4 shoes al
coprtspond,ng prices.
'CPOCER TES Wo olwhts aelt Iower
non ~ n hc innrd t,i c5Stinn :, So a.
Eytr, 20 cent TIE sl,vays on hand
uApTVVA oon.r,I oesortroon.
=. law ~ anv dare sell l. sN''' '''0' '''''"'
MAII. PApEP II OGO RnlIs w, II
NJ. w 9. 80 80 80 a. A''00 'o"' w al
fapeT rIro I,oYn " .,to,Z &c 70 ~. ~,
UEENS WhhE --One word TO those
who married, or are in eXpectstiou Of retiring
from single hfe. When you want Queensware We
have it for 10 psr cent. less than any place in the
rourty. Common S;lIps md Suucprs fpt l5 cents
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QIT Tie Manchester Guardian n,cntious
the case Of grandmother at twenty nine
years ofsage. s7aE; E;9g,ssd 736Fat58AAIII
or Colonel Forney, it is said, has been
offered auGhas declined the Liverpool Con-
s6Ishfn. ,a1}oa&sts aigasa7Ts.r afsa"s ~ fsci
sasH't'P'r ~,a. sare 3as 7a}sa. .sqate sbas3 H.,y
GE Knowledge is proud III the has learn;
ed somuch9 wisdom is humble that he knows,
G1TFriendsiip is the medicine for all,
misfortunes; but ingratitude dries up the
fountain, Of all goodness l.as A., h 1 .,s'a ssa3
OF The good heart, the tender ceiling, and
the pleasant dispestionp make smiles, love
and sunshine everywhere q W. Il 81. /
,{0ST G erald Massey, the rising poet Of
England. IL tho son Of canoi.boattiau, now
earning The wages often shiqipgaa day.
a0IT With four metallic qualifications q
man may be pretty sure Of success. These
are--goH in his pockets silver jim his iton-.
CUE, BRASS in his face, and iron III his heart
.G5lHpw many wives would glcl1weHl TO
emulate the virtues of theAShawnee Indian
womnn, who 6asfmet BY d. mhn n'who asked
her to'look upon himsond love hims saMy
husband, !" said she, sais, ever before ny eyes,
and hindefs me from seeing any one, else,
or Jnries we're 6Est instituted by Ebeh
sed, in'the year 1885, the plaintiff and defend!
antsin those, days used 10 feedlthem; whence
Ethe, common, law, Of denying sustdnrs To- a
Eiary after ihses hearing evidence, .,f gafu.
! MeMlN aatI ...tasaN III
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING, which we
IL found ose day when grinding Sugar. To tile
Sugar Mil we are probab. lnds6teL for tae rest el
our adScriisemeI t.. ..s..H-a F..- d. H-.. ...
10 write OF all We hnretc sell, 'st
Would lak" 100 taug by far 80 tell; -..t 3.
But while We anne a few things o'Gr,
lmngine "a we've many more. -...
Oar shelves re lined with Hhest Cloths,
ALI free frHln cotton and tho moth;
ID. A recommend that we sIuuid say,
All cangnt giVc in town To day. .-.
Speaking Cf Cloths. just look YOU he.e,
We have the ChcatuS CcSsimcrc; , ID q
hite siut- iur Vests we have = plenty.
From one short shilling up 10 twenty.
Dress Goods in silks, aud Stciln Shawls,
And MGsius nm: iron Salmon Falls, d..
Hosiery. Il owes aud Mitts to scI,<
- Al we II ENGAGE will Ill NO1 WE'LL ~ ,....
collars haces. UGdrrsrevcs and Grape,
FiHe irisB llLen Cash and Tape -..
Needles. Plus. Threud, good Hooks and Eyes,
, -Rarege Tor ysils of riuus aiyps. ,..
s-' RibbofSfF ANY sird nf bunHet, ss..
Gnd tltones for tuy merchants sonnet.
But mark yon. here's our lovely INMns,
Ard yet 50 CHEAP; tho sUu ne'cr daWnS
On fhy.r goods ; then come and 5n,;
They II sui, tsi most I. stiLnas eve. 'f
Wo're Linen Iirits atd EoltoradrS.
RleHchtd -atUSiits loo, of MANY grades, -
Aud as tar siirts. nrGdfack H.
The stuii to cover any back,
Ladies' Lehcid our wiBiebrne skirts -.
NJ nj re he only grace OF Atts,
But worn by matrnn, maid and cha
-... Cool &s II cueumnor, nd a. aiiG. g. ..s.
Each ma and boy reineInhtr that '.
This SuPinrr on viii need d hat; -
7 Tho place for ycu hnN ~ at
BosrWlCK ~ REATTr's.
Eouts and Shoes. Ladies' Gaitcrs,
Childfei'a CacEs, Indies hucer.;
Carpet -,ii2s1 CrpckDrywarr,
Combs fbr dressing ladi s EJir t
Working Catton--k fcnch ct ccui se--
- Fioune.ng hfong iroiat Wy source.
Wo1ich an eG, Carpet thuin,
umb brelas 70 shUd tlJ rain; -
e. Parashs " WY hNc,
From ivor, bl.rk tr azure blue; ..-...
e Crear, asssretly, ry'r! ore,
They'll sLieid YOU from the seN rtlng san.
.- Splendid Brilliants. Uultcd SWISS, .s
= Suitable for any miss.
Challies lovely. pure as air,
Anxious TO atorh s@ulu uir -.
Maiden, who. should she try :ham.
Could not, would not, fail to buy them.
Before we close, please don't forget, q.
We've Crockcry by the liece or set;
y. Aud those who feel themselves quite able,
- Can splendidly adorn their table.
a The time has come for US TO close, .....
Yctone thing more We would propose
"' u those who would in this life thrive, -s
IS Should buy their goods at NuMrER FIVE.
-. s4ss yf BUSTWlCK ~ BEATTY,
May Z, 1857 a No, ) Phoenix Block
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Streator, Daily & Co,

DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
ID leDtion Of the citizens OF Portage comfy to our
stock of Spring and Sammer Goods, bonel,t direct
from ametican manufacturers and Importers, aud
III Il few days. be full and complete consisting OF
every variety Of goods Of the latest styles.gqsFa
TO THE LADlES.-Ne invite their
particular attention TO our lire of DRESS GOODS,
de Rhine. Brocade, black Moire Antique, striped ind
plaid India, aud plaid Silks of all descriptions.
Bercges, Lawns, Ginghams, French Or
CANDIES; organdy Robes, Chaliies, Oriental Lus,rcs
and DC Beses for travelling dresses,
Bonnets of every description, Ribbons,
ArtiGctaIs, Buge Trimmings, Head Dresses--a great
variety beautiful and cheap, -t
Lace, Muil and black Bugle Collars at
astoniShinriy low prices silk Mantillas. Grape
shuwls, black and chanscable SIX Shawis are alI
thu fose ara, We have piles Of them at prices that
cannot fail TO please The buyer VI
TO THE GENFLEMEN.--We can say
that se are armed and equipped With REA b9 MADE
CLQTBlNG, Cloths and Cassmeyes- OF Nil tlesc,i,,
tons. and mn endless variety Of summer Goods for
Mems and Boys wear, last years prices notw it-
standihg the high prices ofwool and cotton $40
We have very large and beautiful
stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths at exceedingly low
rates. Call and look at theW
'Yaukee Notions, Queensware, Glass
ware Hardware. Groceries, Sole heather, Boots and
Shoes, Iron, Nails, Window Glass Wall Paper, Bat
ting. Cotton Yarn and Cotton Warp.
uHs cob fSHj ttiAe = tc'ff
Trout, Maekerel, FSat, White Isne, Water Lime.
&c., kept constantly OH haid and for sale at snail
advance above cost 81 ~
Now, III coystDE rtor. or TRE ABOVE
rAcrs We solicit yeu to call and examine ou goods
believing we eau oner you such Inducements as will
be decidedly TO your mterestto trade with ps. ~
STREAT0R, DAILY & CO. 81
TFProdRce of all kinds laken 10 exchange foV
goods. Tor which tho highest nasket prlcs VAN be
paid Asr atEEasgy > SFRaAIoH, HAtLg u GN.Ss1
tsP'iAa 80 AaesfsiaE sealase sass ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-21

3, ~ Tie Rhfdst iieadisk d III imdigihdblo
thngsis brutal and cruel woman. I A step
mother of a little girl named Rice, at a
place known as Lamsons, on the Oswego
Railroad, last Saturday morning became en-
ragged at. the child, caughtup kettle OF boil.
ing hot water and delGged the Iiltlg Que with
it, scniding head, face, neck and shoulders
horribly, and causing her fiair to come ont,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-21

CaRRRerIoNs --Prui.GHAYDEN the accom-
shed President Of the Hiram CoIlrge dc.
res il to be understood that he has in no pos.
alemenncr whuteveryielded his stFong an
ti-slavery sentimcatb by airy arrangement or
understanding with Bethany College. In the
Inst ,SeDtiael, we stated that the difficulty be.
tween the two institutions had been settled,
and iutimated Tint il had resulted ia n oapit,
ub.tian OF the part Of TIC Hiram Institutions
we have never believed and do not now
believe that the Eclectic Institute is in Any
respect mo.slavery. On the CO.. trary, it is
abolition and. sectionalt to the very core
Whit Prot, H.ydcn'o indiyidunf sentiments
mny be, We canpot sny. II. will, however,
be required to stand by the terms Of bis let
ter, published in The Mideaaial HqfGiDger,
AS nearly as we can learn, he was unfortu
nate. in writing ,h.t letter, especially if it
does not presehthi honest views. e.a