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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
Business sbi.eCf0EY.
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Wanted.

An evparl.He 4 nooske per anil a goo p rsn is
~ dr-irous { finding nnil 'm"nt eth. p,rmanent
or temporary II VIII PIT aud hslance looks By
d uble anil singh entry. make ont and ccll'ct ac
counts 10 copying &c. quickly and correcily.-
Term, moderate
Ai'ress, post paid, Y. T., Post Office
novinl:
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consisting ~ all variet'es =
Shirts Tnderssirts Drd,rers stock Ties, Crnrefs,
G'Oees tfiifs Sock Slspenders,
Rraces ef' rvN'vthinc in las line, fr sale 1T low
marx Civ u acalL
\ CASrFET
noyiAltf GEO. LArIaEB.
DIANT kTT0N MOLA9SFS-5o Wills lerdior. AMI
j FOR sal, bv EVANS. CHEW 4 co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

ArA Slow, snlta ie for at III p or husin =
room, may b. hai yer, heap by application at tn
once 81 IA. State Dem, at.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

HA xhad, the first of the season,
was caught It Savannah on the 25th
ult. end uold tor $50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
TATE DEMOCRACY, t!D AvENP0RT. IOWA JANUARY i6 1857


sMo0
unthe thsvwus
n rAYlo
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NOTICE.

'TVUE sHtecrihrr- hrv. This dar .t,r INTO 9
rsrtre-shir in 90, VI reliant Ta'lerito lusin g
und,r f'n ns'rin of \. CASTrFT 4 CO ard will car
on tn hrsines AZ ~ Old stan, wher" may ,
foufd f-ost ass sf'nent {
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

4 Ny prison haviHg Policy OF rn-nranre Ia IN,
n keysioue Co, Of Philste,phii. vii II a.e hand
In N name aud the amount ~ their p,lfy 10 the
srh.ec'te II W. MORRIS Auction e.
antod Sore on ) coad 81 3 4 ars .ast e Perr,-,
LfNisiiED Bias works, ssoii : Giab =. Gas anil
i Wafer Cocks, Steam Whistles. Mississippi and
other Gauge cocks, Wat'r Gaages a., furni he'd nj
the WESTERN NovElTY WORKS
GAINESVILLE, Wi. Nov6
nSRS0Ns having Rsai Estate IN Davenport or vi
einsy, hat they wish 10 exchanes Tor an asso ted
stock Vt Merchandise, 1T cash prices, will pease cali
- nay store. n. W. MORRIS,
Asetisassr Csmmlssioa Merchant,
aseSSdR Bsesa1 strset, near psrfy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
PROCEEDINGS o. THE CIT, COUNCIL.

COUNCIL CHsNBER,i
Jaraary Ia 1857.
Special asiecting.
PRESENT.
ALDEHMEN.
Isl Ward. James O'Bnan.
~ - {. }. II. Eyser. A. smallheld.
ID . j. NJ. Bowling.
ith = Hiram Price.
OH W. S. k,sev, w. 6. Collins,
9th = Samuel S dors
lis Honor the Mayor beng absent, on
motion al } Knsey, Aid Saddorls was APP
poIhied Chairman pro ten.
The business Of tie mecilrg being the
Consideration OF tn, pfopriety Of lendering
m heccs'ary accomod .lions to IN CoDsti
lhl'ohal Convention shoalI they adjourn
their session u Davenport:
AID. Plce offesel 4 q following Resolu
tons:
Al oLyED-TtAt ne Mayer is au'hori.
1ed at d requested o 4 der tie hospitality
%! lie Cry 81 Dls'nH r, 10 Ire e nstltu-
hohal Coaverii9n when - 70 assemble 1t
Iowa CIV d. the 81 Han.ay or IabuAry
1871: Provided slld c nee'.t,cn 5. all
tpk rrote. 70 sn fs.m MT Ia III,
CIiy during 'he ses-.o9 Of sid Convention.
kgsoLYLp: That. ihecse oi sid adj
Iounment the Mayor j. also authorized and
requested 10 furnish asut. bic room II. y hlcl
"a '.oid a,d Convention
RE.oLvIn; That tn Masor Is hereby
requested to make known t. he lnen.h.ls
OF sid Convention wheii a. ,emhI, d at Io,.a
Cry the fofce olnt ac,ion # tie Ciiy Coun.
cal through II 6 Barrier. E-q cur relie'
sentative from 'li-Cly: Which were adop-
lel
@ moli !. ol Aid kine"y The Counci! ad !
! arlfd
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R.aGS! R.1GS! R.fGS!

MANUFACTURER by thu ChiosTo Rag Manufacto
My, Randolph street, corner ofClat, Chicago
vLCUR. pUCKwnHAT CORN MEAL. HAN, FAR
MFRS, OSNABURG AND SEA MESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shnrt-st Notice. and al the
owest market prices. The dcsigh- Tor branding are
new original, and not to be surpassed IN this couh-
try. w. AShAh"
iyetf Ii6 Dearborn street, Onicaro.
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~ scrcs Fine g'imbcr Land for sale

naEs Burfoxei nAn11 :JffoyIii-3osy
:. y. i. : - 'la sss q = Z; ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

CASTING II Fit-fiis tlr s~sa AID uir ssci sill
aud Btrn afis. ed ati iilaIse.s IA Jais
siu =, arr Timber AMI : p 100 I .f ~ + Mug
fhty d. pr ;c,l 4 sci Ci lap r Than snyl.s.y
E, iut a. itinh IA; sDey can ia btt.,falfa ity
;,r he sIm 40 az deoib..>a3t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

SECOND ST DOORS EAST OF BRADY
DAvENroRT, Iowa.
l. Of ~ ~ ! scripti"n at Gull d d RAKER'S
no2sl'f old stand.
DLACkSNiTIS can f'Jl III. lest sto K of tools in
lDpavengeri NJ CHILD BAKERS ID stand
EENCr&G WIRE for sac low at
cHll X BtFER s I'D stand.
DFLTINt; o. al srr. ju-f recfivc and for sal Low
- CHI u kR,KER' old stand
~ lci FRS T s--the 1.c>t tv'tr.ive let in town
ut c 4 RS Cd stand.
RTslIrs--, .rnliefc s'aci iu.t from tie manu-
ID act snd To- sale cheap NJ c X B's Cd stand.
DISCLOSE q most arprevei pattern, FOR sa'"
C. s. b. Cd stand.
GrSs-poubie and Single barrel sh,t G.n.a.
kCat c. & BIS Old stand.
r. RINDsrnNIs-a very 1arge stock OF superior
dqnslity at c. C's old stand
STRAW aud Corr Cutters for sale at
- G. 4 b. old stand.
LNNERiTtiING ~ iiiy kept Ia a frst class Hard
lJwarr House can he bought Mt a little advance on
eastern Market prices Call and see
y. LINDSEY,
at CHILD 4 BAKERS old stand,
~ st, 3doo-s east o. Brady
aov2Sitf
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS ZEN.


W. w.Iii call the atteytion Il Merchants. BUSH
ness n ami oshers to o. 'teii'ifs fr e-ccuiiag
with ptmapiue.s aud IN a .iP,rior neiher. JOB
aud s,lifii .hsre u titir ptir nas. LaYing gl.e
10 con idsfah 'Sl ase iaA tug - CUR Jotbing
E,tIb -hmeu', " ~ Irepir',l l. u cute ~ Kind
u PAIN air q nansn ai work, sreh IS Bah Ticktis
Piossan,u ), Cafis ri"vers d. csii'ioD, Girrulars
al yaFiciias Of Iriltiig IL Gold anvr Brouze, or
coltrs slss, Pauph ts. Lawyer~s Buei. Cheeks
Bills 81 Iaiing. Pr,4is ,or, Note, Wsy mi iland
BIZ, &c, with T. at.'7s and o. = asoaa'l4 TIM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
IJo~nrd
Fire = Marine Insurance Co..
or PH'LApEL TIA PENN
McrC-, ANTS
k3STR.f.Sr'E Cfi.NF.xSI,

OF PiilIsDFIPHiA
A'no NJ e''relr Inv 50 d.......-...-....S :" tHn
\ pE ~, A. NJ for Dav urot oHier - aio
MO- a. Ofiee
Rr.ruFN,v-M,-tio 10. \ Corhin tert6
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EFsHEks,EIEs =
~. z. k,'.slt.fE.E 5 20,
over 100000 Feet.

lIANE At .b Il Nj. - "a iev = extrBaar
4 $. c.i4d strstt oue ol Ia. lar-ts snt Ief - r.
IN. uts u iuiscr in plNrupoft
Thy hav, m " On IA and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16
.sesr end Season able Goods
Gents Furnishing Goods

g ~. n - ,gaar. and u,aae = erd"r N N"
- .-n,-s W. haye On h1n.! l.rge asso,tr-llI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-16

NLEN < ~ tRk........f Rundinr, n adv
NICHOLS. lai,EII y Observation-Disclosures t.
Insurance Agencies.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

A Kansas letter TO the Missouri Democrat
says that on the evening orths leth battle
occurred at Fort Scot. between the pro.
slavery and free State 'men. Five Of the
former were killed, among them Blake Lit
tie, member Of the Lecon1fton' Convention.
Several were wounded on both sides, and
twenty free State men weretsken prisoners
and confined in the fort.
The Missourians were assembled in strong
force on the border, and more fighting was
spprehended. The difficulties grew out oil
the fact that Clark, notorious as the mur-
derer of Barber, two years since,) went about
accompanied BY Deputy Sheriff, collecting
taxes of the free State men, and seizing theil
property in defuult Of payment making Pro-
secution under the rebellion law.
The Territorial Executive Committee ha'
issued call for the re.assembling OF The
delegate convention held at Lawrence on the
Cd instant to take into consideration the bes
course to pursue in consequence of the Leg
islature having failed to submit the Topeka
constitution to the people with the Lecomp
ton instrument. --s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Brigham YOung aud the NIOr-
mons.

The United States House Of Represen
tatives, seems inclined to disregard the pre-.
tensions of Brigham Young. The mem.
bers of that body few days since, after a
very able and animated debate passed the
following resolution:
"Whereas it appears from the proclama.
tion Of Brigham Young, late Governor Of
the Territory of Utah, from the Residents
message, and fFom later developments, that
said Territory is EoW in state OF open re-
bellion against the government Of the Uni.
ted States: Therefore, be it
"Resolued, That the committee on ferti,
tories be instructed to report the fucts, and
to inquire into the eSpediency of the i'm.
mediate exclusion fron, this floor of tie
Delegate from said Territory" 81
Brigham Young stands in an attitude of
the blacklist rebellion towards the General
Government. He is bold and wicked ty.
rant, ruling his ig gnorant and wretched sub.
jects according to his pleasure. The dele
gate to Congress was not elected by free ex.
ercise of suffrage on the part of the people.
He was nominated by Youngj the people
were commanded to vote for him, and no
man in the territory dare vote against Him.
The indications ore, at present, that he will
be expelled from Congress. We hope he
will be.
This Mormon question is assuming an
aspect Of difficulty and danger. The troops
OF the United States now on the. way to
Utah are perishing from disease and the at
tacks of the Mormons, and their Indian AL.
lies. There can be nothing done this win
ter, and, although the Mormons must ere
long yield to the superior force of the
American army, still, in the meantime, there
will be vast amount of suffering and Loss
on our side. This Utah difficulty, hal
through the forbearance Of the Unitet
! States, been Suffered to grow and thrive un
til it has become like spreading a canoe
upon the body polite, and nothing but th'
immediate application Of the knife will re
move the evil.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Daring Attempt at AS ssassinatlon

Just after noon to-day, man named T..
G. Miller, we'll known in this city, called at
the house of Hon. John Fitch, at the head
of Adams street, and demanded Of the Judge
some money, on account, we believe, of
some real OF pretended land transactions;
and on being refused, Immediately drew a
pistol and fred it, Close to the Judges Head.
Fortunately his aim was too low, and the
ball entered the Judges mouth, knocking
out few teeth, and lodged in his neck =
This took place in the house, and in the
presence Of Judge FPS family.
Miller fed. A messenger was despatch
ed to the city for medical assistance, and
the alarm being given, Miller was hotly
pursued and oyertaken on Monroe street, in
front of Coles grocery store. Here he
tGrned, and drawing b6wis.knife, threaten.
ed TO make mince meat of the first person
who laid hands on lim.. But he only gave
his pursuers a momentafy halt. He was
dropped by the scientific administration Of a
brick upon his head, OF according to other
reports by an attack in the rear, and was ta-
ken prisoner and committed to Jail.
The Judges wennd is not thought to be
dangerous; but hs has had an almost mirac-
nlous escape from sudden and violent
tdeath. .-- Toledo Blade.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Cruelty OH an merican Ship.

The Glasgow Daily Mail has an account
of cruel treatment on board the American
ship OpheTia. The first and second mates
bea, enc of the men SO badly that, to es.
cape, he jumped overheard and swan to a
steam tug, which returned him to the YES
sci. The mates again commenced an as
s.ult upon the man, and he gdde seeonc
attempt 10 jump overheard. This time the
crew aided with the abused seatnan, and the
mates were subsequently arrested and are
now in prison. Nearly the whole crew re
fused to 60 back to the ship.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
A Full and Fair Vote i'm Kansas

A uu uuO FSIF vOtC LII EAHNSGS.
The time fixed for voting upon the Le-
com pton Constitution in Kansas, was Mon.
day, the 2lst instant. This was the election
provided for by Calhoun and his associates.
The extra session Of the Territorial Legisla-
tufe, called by ex.Secretary Stanton, i:aa
also set apart day for an election. On the
9Th day of January, the people ale to meet
together and vote upon the Constitutions
now before them. Those in favor of the
Lecompton Constitution can vote for that;
those in favor of the Topeka Constitution
can vote for that; those opposed to slavery
can vote against it; those in favor Of slavery
can vote for It. If neither OF the Constitu-
tions satisfy the people, they can vote them
both down. This is certainly fair mode
of testing the sense Of the people upon ali
Of these questions, and With such an oppor.
tuniry, every mas in the territory ought to be
fully satisfied.
General Cass in his instructions 10 Gen.
esu4' Dene7er, the new Secretary, distinctly
informs him that it is his duty to protect the
citizens of K,nsas at all of these elections.
This is highly just and commendable in the
General Government. It is an evidence
that the President is desrous of giving to
the people of the territory their fullest and
broadest rights, and the largest possible
freedom in the control of their domestic in.
stitutions. What more do they want!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Kansas.

Late accounts from Kansas state that the
special session of the Legislature had agreed
to submit ;ffe Lecompton constitution to the
people in three forms, VIII. The con.
stitution with slavery; 2. The constitution
without slavery; aud 8: Against the con.
stitstion. The 9Th Of January was appoint.
ed for the day of the election, and stringent
measures had been adopted to secure free
and full expression Of the popular will
Acts were passed repeating the law author
zng the Constitutional Convention, and or
ganizing the militia, with General Zane Al
Major General, assisted by eight brigadiera
The Legislature finally adjourned on tn
18th inst.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Governor Walker in the Texas
Legislature.

In the House of Representatives. ON the
2Oth uIt., Mr.. Evans, of McLennan county,
offered a preamble and joint resolution
charging Robert ]. Walker. Governor OF
Kansas Territory, with unwarrantably in
lettering with the question of slavery in
said Territory, acting in bad faith towards
the Southern States OF the confederacy, and
violating the doctrine Of Hon.intervention
contained in the lastdemocratic platform,
and instructing our Senators in Congress to
vote against the confirmation Of his appoint
'ment as Governor of Kansas. The resolh
tion was rejected by vote Of 64to9.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

THE DoraLAs MEETING AT CHICAGO
Richard T. Merrick, Esq late of Baltimore,
was one of the orators at the Douglas
meeting in Chicago on the 10Th inst. He
spoke over an hour, and the Times says his
eloquent and stirring remarks ELECTED the
most extravagant applause. The meeting
although it upheld the course of Mr.. Doug
las, passed resolutions expressing unnbatee
confidence in Mr.. Buchanan's Administra
tion.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

0TSome time since, we estimated the
total number Of failures during the months
Of August, September and October at $50,
with an Indebtedness, in round terms, oil
800. 100000. 1t is probable that at least
FIVE hundred houses have since failed. And
from the best date we can procure, we esti
mate that since August last the aggregate
failures throughout the commercial world
Europe and America, have been over sever
thousandin number, and the amount of az
gregate liability something like thousant
miilions'of dollars. .--Nsp York Herald.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Message Of tEac Governor of Nfii
neSOtl.

s. Medary, the Territorial Governor oI
Minnesota, delivered his message to the
Legislature on the l4ih inst. He devotes
much space to the educational interests oi
the State, and recommends an agricultural
ptofessorshp for the State University. He
also advises geological survey of the
State; and speedy and definite establish.
ment of the western boundary line; recon.
mends complete revision and cod6catior
of the territorial laws. The new constitu
tion, just adopted by the people, for State
government, is commended for it's many
wise provisions,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

A WoNDERruE REMEDY!-Mr. B. D
Woods; late Justice OF the Peace, Eas
Birmingham, Pa, says: II have been af
fifcted with disease of the stomach, palpi
tatfon Of the heart and nervous headache
for nearly fifteen years, and have spen
some hundreds Of dollars in order to eifec
a. cure, but to no purpose. After having
used three bottles of your Holland Bittefs
4 feel myself entirely restored / can ea
and sleep well, and attend 70 my business
with pleasure, and would therefore recon
mend It to all those who are similarly sf
filcted."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
A Hesnitn.s Opinion or Douglas

We find the following choice morsel ir
the report of a recent discourse by the Nor
mon Elder. Heber KimbalL given by the
De$ere Meas:
"Many of you nave sustained judge
Douglas, as being a true friend to this peo.
Pile, and he is just as big damned rascal as
ever walked, and uN avs has been. He has
taken a course to get into the chaiir of State
and that is what he is after. He will try to
accomplish that if he goes to hell the next
day. But he will not go into the chair oI
State-he will 60 to hell"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
The Wisconsin Election

The official returns Of the State election
in Wisconsin are, at last, all in, except La.
Pointe county, which isreported to have Civ.
en- democratic majority. The question oi
the choice OF Governor is, therefore settled
J. B. Cross, democrat, is elected by 263 ma
iorty over Randall. Nearly 10000 votes
were cast.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

MANUMIs5Ion OF SLAyEs.-The will oil
the late George W. P. Gusts, who resided
near Washington city, s'ns been admitted tc
probate. Mr.. Cdstis has provided that al
his slaves, On his different plantations; be
set free within the next FIVE years, leaving
tito his executors to provide the necessary
funds, from his estate, to remove them from
Virginia. There are about three hundfet
slaves to be set free.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

EARTHQUAEE IN CHARLESTON, s. c.
We had smart shock Of ap Garth quake on
Saturday morning, ten minutes Before nine
O'clock, the unduldtoFy motions continuing
about five seconds. ia some localities there
was considerable alarm.- one counting house,
at least, being emptied Of its occupants in
double Quick time. Colrter.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
TAdvertis1ment.1

To Nervous SUFFERERs.-A retired cler
pymdn, restored to health in few days, at
ter many years of great nervous suffering
is anxious to make known the means Of
cure. Will send (freel the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. JOHN M. DAGNaLL,
No. 1856 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
November IL, l857-3m-PNYA.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

Notice is hereby given thut the partner.
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, In the publication Of the PoRTAeE
SENTINEL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ALPHONSO HART,
JAS. w. SOMERVILLE.
December 81, 1857.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
fAdvert;semrntI +,

ONO STATE AND UNioN Law COLLEGE,
This institution has been removed to CIeve.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred
and students upon graduating may be admit
ted to practice. For circulars; address al
Cleveland, NJ. A. KING,
December "a, 1S57-ly Secretary.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

..ETA new secret political society has
been established in Boston, called the
Heart,in-Hand CIGb. Secret polticcl of.
ders are about PLAYED cut. @
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31

We have received copy Of tbs speech Of
Hon. J. 8. GREEN, United States Senator
from Missouri. It was made in defen-e oi
the Kansas policy Of the administration, and
in reply TO Douglas. Ttis an argumenta-
tive and powerful effort. It's great length
forbids its publications We hope however,
soon to be able to- lay, al least, portion of
it before our readers for their perusals~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
n.rRansaa adpicea 81 the aad to tha R

0LKansas advices Of the 22d to the Re.
publican state that Constitution with Slave
ry" was carried by large majority. Re-
turns mesgre. Slavery vote In Shaw.
nee 7cb. 0fotbe 800, lexington about the
same.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
EDIN b e Il G. II
CHBAP RBADY PAY SI0RE!

?. <
HAVING Just returned from the eastern
Ii cities with our SfCoNp SiocltloF WINTER
GOODS bol ,ht with cash under the i6neTcs of hard
times, and the gCeat desire of easern merchants to
rea,i., Wsil tsfndUce tbeir .s)cks Of goods, we
can Offer fnduceMehrs #: The pn;chasb nj Winter
30 Is that Is beyond tho power cf our neghlors to
give. For instance. otf,r I3WI yards of l2sc Dc
2ac. 400 yards of 2js all wool Cashmere for OO
$50 yatds of | 62ac all wool Cashmere for ! Use.
1000 yards Of I2lc Prints for 1llc 100b yards &c lc
Canton FLANNEL for l2ac. 500 yards Of 3T4c all WOOL
Rcd Flannel for 25 100 yards OF 5ic al %oo Black
Delare Tor 49,. 1000 pounds prime brown Sug for
per gallon. Oranges for Christmas aplySew Years.
Raisias IA cents p"r pound. Primo Nutfn ngs &c er
ouhtc. Gloves Sc per 4 ponpd. Il 90 steel mixed
Sarnett ut 7jr. 90. lrab mixed SattBeu at 15c i.
90 brown miXei Sattfnett at 1Jc. 1000 pounds the
prettisst lotion yarn and cotton warp you ever
for CSC por pound. Sheetins, the heaviest cents per
yard. All grades same proportion. Cheapest lot Of
bleached in the country. Cotton Batting (fne F:ench)
DC per roll. Ditto, god l2sc per pound.
Broche and Plaid Shaws cheaper than those adver.
| tsed by our neighbors at cost.
| AS there is no confrov.ry as to our Keeping the
best FIFTY CENT TEA in this section of country, we
will say To tea drinkers We have another aud heavy
| supply Of the same kind.
- PRINTS BY THE POUND.
Remnants in and pouu lots of the best Prints
in the world that win cost you cents per pound.
Bought us thas1 goods have been, there Is no doubt
but we can 6nderscll all the country around, with q
fair profit to ourselves and als0 greatly benefit those
wishing to purchase. With Till and complete stock
| (more than any other merchants In the county }
at the rates are now Offering them, we would ad-
wise all to give US CALI and find the cheapest lot Of
| goods theV yer saw.
HPHighest market price for oil kinds of produce.
| DANIEL W. GOSS & BROS.
| Edinburo. December %. 1857 .f.