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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request
= Salve Tor the cure OF Cancers. which never was
Ihea, and Summer Complaint which acts as n per
feet charm to arrest all OF those diseases. Also,
Salve for the Piles tan extract from flower, Ia SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested. To be
had at No. $50 street. between Ilth and 18TH Also
at Marin d Palmers Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue ID. s. Dyson's Drug Store corner
oi Penn avenue and llh street, and J. p Milburn's
Drug Store, Wizards Hotel. Also at C. Stott's
corner of 18th street and Penn avenue.
References can be made to Rev John Robb Rev
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr.. Mana
han. '
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
Alexandra, at Mr.. Casteman's Store on kim
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
AT Mr.. u. A. Newmans. on Bridge street. je IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

IMPROVEMENT OF II sTREEr-The L : Sur
veyor having established grade for II street.
from North Capitol street to the boundary of the
city, the Commissioner of the Fourth Ward and
the City Surveyor have determined to commence
the work Of laying off the carriage and foot ways
as soon as possible, probably tomorrow, and
progress with 1t as rapidly as It can be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

KNOCKED Down WITH BRICx-BAr-A man
named Mockabee, said to be well known to the
police, this morning called another man out of A
house on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, Opposite the hay wagon stand. J
under friendly pretence, and assailing him.
Knocked him down with brick. and then made
on Great commotion ensued among the habitues
Of the locality market days, not a few of whom
evinccd disposition to lynch the offender, who
however, as remarked above, escaped during the
excitement.
In OUR advertising columns will be found a
notice by u. 5. Marshal Hoover, of diamond
ring, taken from Wilson, who was tried aud con-
victed at the last March term of the Criminal
Court of this District for larceny in several cases
Wilson is the man who robbed sundry De sons
on the 4th of March last among others that of
Deputy Marshal Phillips; and the ring being
found upon him, with other articles, at the time,
of arrest, the Marshal judges it to be stolen, and
hence the advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

WATCH RETuRNs.-George Butler, colored,
drunk in the street ; workhouse 60 days Susan
nah Fitzhugh, colored, profanity in the street 60
days. John Craig, vagrant; 60 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

UNITED STATES CAsE.-YesteTday, II. Mela
was arrested by officer b. Il. Watson, and was
charged, on the oath of Owen Munson, with re-
ceiving lot of clothing from a colored man.
knowing at the time that the clothing was the
property of the said Owen Munson The case
was taken before Justice Smith. and Mela was
held to bail for d further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

THE SCBscRIPrIoS for the au,,..o.,..,
Building continues To grow. SuteI- Ie, a g.
gave ei""; and Rev. Messrs Sunderland and
samson; and Peter Force, John p Pepper W.
HlcIrsodI i. Washington, and T. Richards
are also down for handsome amounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

WoRkMEN are now laying the foundations of
the poTticoes to the Capitol extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

TRAVELLING BUSTERS, MANTILLAs.
u AND MARSEILLBS CAPEs
Travelling Clocks, 81. Mantillss, IS.
Travelling Cloaks, s. tos. MAntillas.sS to So.
III MARSEILLES CIPES, for Misses and
MAXWELL BRO,
~ Sl-eoSt S2s Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-04

THE EXCURSION OF the German Yagers to the
White House Pavilion comes off to- morrow A
pleasant time may be expected
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-10

r. B. WITTER,
addle ,HsIness and Trunk Manufacturer, corner OF
ProspeC and Main stieet, Ravenna, Ohio. SO
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AMENDMENT NO. 8,

Reso1ned5ytAe General assem6iy oft6c State .,
Chfd, Three fiths # tile mcnhrrs elected 70 ,nrf
branch, c"ncHErng therein. that il be and hereby i,
proposed to The electors Of the State 10 on tHe
second Iee2Gay Ot October next, mriruve or reject
the follow Ing amendment substitute Tor the Sec
ond and third sections of the tv elh aliele OF tho
Constitution.
ANproperty, personalan real, shalt be subject TO
taxation by gnisorm rule, the true value tercof
in mone! but such deductions from credits mn, be AL
lowed as III" General Assembly may deem eSpcdi,r,:
Provided; that AHTylng grounds. public srho6l hous.
cs, ana all other public property and all inyiitLtinls
of purely puhie charity, and ali houses Used eSru-
Sivei! for pubic worship, shall Lt cXt NJ re n Taxa
ion; ami ii the tta value Of the personal I,rol rrty
ofany person shall not exceed my dolars. lie same
may he exempt from taxation. All property employ
ed III banking shall always bear bnrtrI, uf tiXuion
equal to that imposed on the property {" individuuis
N. H. VAN VUKIlES,
TpeGker Of the House ofsRcpresemtatiuc..
THOMAS ii. FORD,
President Gf the Senate.
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EEAD TIE FOLLOWING, which w
IL found one day when grinding Sugar. To III
Sugar Mill are probably indebted for the rest u
our advertisement.
~ write nj all we have to SELL
Wouh tdko too long by far to tolI
But while We mamG few things DER,
lmagiHathat we've many more.
Our shelves RI tined with finest Cloths,
Al free from cotton and the moths;
A recommend tint we should say,
All cannot give in tnwn to day.
SreASing nt Cloths, just look You hero,
We have the cheapest Cashmere;
While Stuii, for Vests we have IInntr,
Ff"m one short shilling mp ;otweGty.
Dress Goods in siks, and stella Shuwis,
AMI Nuslins fine frOm Salmon Falls,
Isi'ry, Gloves and Mitts to sell,
All wc'll engage will lit yoI well.
Collars Lnvcs, UndrrscGves ard Cra"e,
Fine Irish !inen, Crash and Tape.
Needles, Pms. Thread, good Hooks and Eyes,
bertge for wells of various dyes.
RiDOo"s for any kind of Bonnet,
Good themes for any merchants sonnet.
Bat mark You, here's our lovely Lawns,
And yet 50 cheap; the sun ne'cr dawna
On finer goods: then come and buy;
They'll sGitth2 most flstidnus eve.
We've iiinch iIrilis and cUttOnades,
bleach i Mirslins, too, of many gradls,
AMI as for shirts, no one need lack
rte stuH 10 cover any back.
ladies, tehcll our whllcbOne SIX iffs.
No more the only grace offirts,
Bat worn By mntron, maid and child,
Cool as Il cuchh2ber, and as mild,
Erch man and boy remember that
l'tli' summer you will need a hat;
The place for you to bay is at
BOsTWlCK & REATTY,sr
Boots and Shoes, ladies' Cutters,
Chdren's Cacks, ladies' Lacors;
Carpet-bags, Crockeryware,
Combs for dressing ladies' hair.
Working Cott0u--French of course
Flouncing brought from ev'ry source.
Noolen Carpets, Carpet Chain,
Umbrellas to shed the rain;
Parasols Of eYry hRc,
From ivory black TO azure blue;
Cheap, assurcdly, ev'ry Que,
They'll shield you from the scorclity guu
Splendid Briiiants, Dotted Swiss,
Suitable for any miss.
Chailics lovely. pure as air,
Anxious to adOrn semG fair
Maiden, who, should she try the9n.
Gould not, would not, fail to buy them,
Before we close, please don't forget,
We've Cr0ckery by the piece or set;
And those who feel themselves quite able
Can spendidly adorn their table.
The time has come for US to close,
Yetone thing more we would propose
All those who would in this life thrive
Should buy their goods at MEMBER FIVE.
BOSTWlCK IL BEATTY,
may Z, 1891 No. Phoenix Block,
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2cs0lred BY the General .9SSemJiy of the State of
onto, Three fths of the members elvcted to each
house coHcurrng therein, that IL be and hereby il
proposed to the electors of the State, on the
iuesday d" October next to approve reject the fol-
lowing aihrhFn-eht asa substitute for the first and
second sections OF the thirteenth article q the Com
stituton. Viz Corporations Of every dnseIi,,tion
snail be created, and corporate powers granted only
ny general laws which shall define the powers pryi-
liabilities ofeach class descriptions of ofcorporatons
but tn" General Assembly may enact special lawsfor
the relief Of corporations HpGcG!iar cases. and NAV
make special provisions IN regard to corO ratons in
cases whrr!r"m the peculiar location or interests
such speci" provisions are required, aud may from
time TO in" alter or repeal all such laws, rs are nu-
th0rzcd b! this section. ~ -
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of fRepresentatires,
THOMAS II FORD,
Dated April g. 1857
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Or. J. EdnYeS

w OULD respectfully announce that bi.
W establishment for the relief and cure Of chronic
diseases, is in successful operation aud patients
are daily experiencing the most happy results. No
labor expense has been neglected. make it, truly,
home fol iGvads. 1t is is situated on high emtn
ence in of the most pleasant Villages in Northe
Ohio; eXemrtfrOm miasmatic influence, and supplied
with AN abundance Of soft sp.iug water. The bathe
are second to none in the country The modern "a J
vanc and electrical batteries re in use for such cses
as require them. Il is lamcntabe fact, that many
useful and influential members Of community are fnd
ing premature graves in consequence of some form Of
chronic disease prc!inS upon their vital organs;
checked not much for want Of scientific prescrlp
tons, as withdrawal from the perpiexities and har
rassings of business and the supervision home If
fairs, under which thCy nigh recover with the
best of attention. To the female sufferers who may
think ofresorn& to our establishment with view re
ceiyng medical treatment, we positively aver that
Miss Nancy +. ltrCkly has not her superior in tlr
State accomplished, Intelligent and Experienced
nurse.
The well known Dentist, Dr.. L. Patch has made
arrangementsto visit the Ibment the third Tues
day O. every month at which time he will wait upon
those who may require any thing in his uo fbusnC5s
in the most scientific and gentieIAanly manner.
wish to am ounce to my patrons in this vicinity
that C. NJ. Cha!iIht, " D., recommended to me by
Professors Kirkland ~ peamater, sen ) has associated
himself with me In the practice of medicine ana sur
gerry, and nope to retain the confidence ct those who
may be pleased to favor us with a continuation Of
their patronage. Those desiring certificates of
performed inthe establishment, circular defining
ourposition, will be promptly attended by address
ing the proprietor.
ShalersYillc, June aJ, lSJ1-tf.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

'NHE subscriber having taken the old stand
l. of Durham " Gardner, two doors cast ofthe brick
block in RHvenna intends to tinue the Boor SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches.
He will keep on hand, TO meet the wants ofhis CHE.
toners genera assortment in the Boot nd Shoe line
0fall Kinds Ofboth eastern and home made work and
nost Hlnds OF Leather, Innings Findings Lnsts, &C.
AllhOme made work will be o the bcstmaterialthat
can be procured and having engaged the services
Mr. SHAW to do his ctttiug, who has been employed
as cutter N some OF the best establishmentsin the
country he atlefs himsqIhe can furnish his custom
ers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds ofprodu tax In
payment.-March 14.l855-32-tf. JOHNGILLJS.
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AMENDMENT NO. 2,
Dated April Sd, 1857,


Resoived 6ythe General .9ssemLIy If tRt Stqtc 81
Oai0, Threc-ttths Of the members elected tc each
House coHcurnng therein, that ii b., and hereby is
proposed ~ The electors OF this State TO vote Of The
secohd tsday of October next, the AZ or
reectior Dftbo ntiewing amendment, asa substitute.
iur the !th Ind Xth sections of the fourth article OF
thc tuG>t.tuor, viz: SEC. s. District Courts shall
be held III each couutS at lea 81 once each Year By
one or more District Judges elected by the electors
Of separate districts 10 be prescribed by Inv who
shall hold their o"er tor Ave years; and during their
continuation in Office shall reside In the district for
which they arc elected The provisions Of ihe four
ttelth section nf ts artcie shall apply 10 District
judges The CrHerst Assembly may by law authorize
the judges "f the District rouIt, and Of the courts Of
ccnuno pleas to fix the times Of holding their rtspec-
tive courts UItii District Judges shall have been
elected nmd gHalihGd, District Courts shu be held by
the Judges Of the Eupr.lGe Court and ofthe Courts OF
tomm"n Pleas, as now authorized. Sec. 6. The Dis
t'ict Court shall have such jurisdiction as nay be
provided b! hw and the judges thereof shall have and
such power and Ut chambers and
ma! be r|quiredto silt judges the courts of Com
mon Pleas as shu be directed by law.
n. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oftlc House of Representatives,
THOMAS II. FORD,
President the Senate.
Dated Aprii 81, 1857
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE,

NREAT SUCCESS is always the mos,
" conclusive proof of great merit. judged by this
test there is labor saving machine before thepub
lie comparable with Singers Sewing Machines
After erestablshingthe highest reputation In the United
States they were exhibited at the late ''Expositon
Uniyerselle" in France, where they carried of the
highest premium; and great mandatory in which
to make them has been builtin Paris.
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is TO be done these machines Can uv
used with immense profit. Asthe speed of the Rail-
way lrai1 is to travelling on foot, so is sewing wirh
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer,
saddler hater etc., etc., should be without The
oir profit Of using one Of these machines, regularly
employ ed
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private fami les where there is much sewing
TO De done, these machines an invaluable assis
tance' Planters and hotel keepers find them partcu
mrIy convenient and profitable. These machines are
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rable, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which every sort of work, coarse or fine eun
be perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and
worthless Sewing Machines have been nhahe sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere 10 satisfy the Of
the public. s.
ts!G printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any can readily acquire
the art of managing them. The machines are pack ed
securely to go to any part of the world. To all per-
sons desiring more particular information we will on
application by letter at either of our Offices, forward
copy OF 1. NJ. Singer q Co.'s Gazette, paper whcNy
ucfoteu ID the oeWlng Machlne interest.
l. M. SINGER CO.,
Principal Office, No. 3s3 Broadway, New York,
BRANCH OFFICES.
No.47 Hanover street, Boston,
No.97 Chapel street, New Haven, CT
Gloversvlle, n. Y.
No. 274 Broad street, Newark. MI.
No. l42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No. 1o5 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 81 Westminster street, Providence, r. I.
No. 8 East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
No. 90 North Fourth street. st. Louis.
No. NJ st. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. 90 Ouuphin street, Mobile.
Drcpmbpr II. IRJ6-Iy
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A SMALL HOUSE and lot of ground op.
IA posite DR.. Swft's on Chestnut street In second
squa:e below tho Courthouse, can be had for s425 co.
ari on terms Of easy credit. Also, very handsome
3rILDiNa LoT on the east side of Main street. ear Dr.
Collins former residence 90 In feet front and 200 feet
in depth, and well stocked with choice fruit trees is
offered for salo. This Is desirable location and is
convepientto business. II. G. RANNEY,
RaveRna, September II . .1S56-tf.
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Surviving, Planning and Lumber
Dressing.

VHEundersigned having purchased Steom
Planning and Lumber Dressing Machine, is pre.
pared TO- plane and dress all kinds of Lumber both
proved manner. ' "P
Flooring dressed for from s to 10 per tn uso nd
servlcing lumber for barn boards, for from ca
5O per thousand, according to timber; oattans ten
cents per hundred feet, and all other lumber on
equally reasonable terms Persons tbronoh tbn III
comfy wishing lumber dressed and matched fer
building. can rely on having il done in faithful and
pr0mp ma nner. " = ''@i' t''' '
For further particulars call on the subscriber at
GuSTAVUS LANES CABINET SHOP,
Near N. Clark's Carriage Mandatory.
Ravenna. June 4, ls57,-Gm. Al. BARBER
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S. G. TUFTS
Patent Portable SeIGSuppOVtns
T + n c. Z

IHHlS FENCE, patented April /, 1856.
I possesses many advantages over all other fence
among other advantages, may be enumerated the tol
inwing, viz:-Ist. Where lumber is worth 90 per
hundred, costs 26 cents per rod less than the com
mon post and board fence In fencing fen acres the
saving will be s3l 90; or in fencing both sides of
railroad ha saving Is $l66 40 per mile Cd 1t can be
madein bad weather, when farm hands are gener-
alyldle 3d. The fence being portable, can be hanged
and moved withoutinjury, and in a short time 4th
the fence is entirely above ground, it will last
without repair twice as long post and board
Farmers OF Portage county can obtain the right of
constructing and using this fence by applying to the
undersigned. The right of fence for a farm of 100
acres will be sold for 500.
saaple of the fence can be seen in Rayenpa. in
the vacant lot west ofthe Town Hall.
TN. JONES,
S. A. TAYLOR. =
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Making connections as follows
At cleveland with Cleveland Il Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus d Cincinnati. Cleveland cs Erie, and
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroads.
AT Solon. with hacks to Chagrin Falls.
AT Mantua. with haUt 5 to kavcELa.
At Bracerile with hacks to Newton Falls.
At Warren, with hacks to Sharon, Grrcryille
Mnadyilo, bloomfield, Garfield, etc.
AT Youngstown, Wit stages to Now Castle, Poland,
Lowell afd Enon Valley, aud thence by p. +. w.
q { Lr.,rDalto putsbnig.
y b.--Passeneers leaving Youngstown at 10 81
+. W., arrive Mt l0le&" at 80 same night and Chi
CaGo atil:30 next. morning.
Feb. 81, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES. sup't.
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AMENDMENT NO, 4.


Pesolred By Me General .Assem6lv oftke stats IF
Ohio, Ihree-ilfths of the members elected TO each
House rohcurring therein, that it be and hereby is
second Tuesday of October next ,uDon tie oprrovnI
or rejection of the following amendmenment as nr
addftional section to article eleven of the Cor stiu-
non. Every county which row il, or may hereafter
be entitled to more than Senator or Representa-
tive for the residue of the present dGcenna period
or ior al, 0r"ny portion of any subsequent decen.
and Representative districts there may be Senators
or Representatives elective in any year Of the rr, scnt
or any subsequent dccennial period which districts
shall be of contiguous territory, and escb district
shall contain US nearly ratio for Senator or ReIre
sentative Is is atainablo, without violating the ruIe
hetein giEen as to contguiy of territory, and w,l
II any representative, or Senatorial dis,rict com.
posed OF wv" o! more countes shabby reason ofary
excess OF population over ratio, he cntitledlo ad-
hltlnhai Representatives or Senators for any pnrcn
OF the present or any subsequent deeennial nerio.
inc district snail be diVdedtno two districts for each
portion of such dccennial period. which shalTI q
contiguous territory, and each shall contain as near
Il ratio IFS Is attainable without dividing counties,
fby reason ofthe annexation Of oDeSenatorial dis.
trlct to another there shall be any excess OF nopu
ation over Senatorial ratios which shall be entitled
to additional Senatorial representation for any por-
ton OF any dccennlal period, each district, as now
constituted, Shall elet oHeSGnatCr.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the cour
ty commissioners or such other board of officers cleo
i've Ind resident IN the proper county may be pro-
vidcd by law. AT least four mounths prior to The
general election in 1885, the counties entitled TO more
than one member ofeither house shall be divided in
to II lrcts for the residue Of the present decsnpial
peliod, and at least four months prior 10 the
election In the first yoar Of each emf decen
NAL period, the counties entitled TO mo re tbsn ~
inS %SmS 10 ALL portion Of such deeenna per-
districts for the whole of the deeennial ncriod ~
description Of the district of each cOunty shaii =
published as may be directed by The co,nmiss;on,
or AS may be prescribed by law. N1 -
N. Il. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of RspyessMtatir
THOMAS II. FOP
Dated Aprlsd, 1867. '''
SECRETARY OF STATE's OFFlr 4.,s
, CoLuMBus, April 4, Ie5-
,,ntio nfireoy certify that the foregoing prero ID;
:, :tl'ution ANN mendments correctly coined G,,n
'he original rolls on hle in this Office
JAMES II. BAKEp
Secretary Of Sta O..
| hereby certify that the foregoing proresed Con.
slltution amendments ale correctly coped from The
copy furnished me by the Secretary OF State.
II. l.. CARTER, ii
Ravenna, April 7th, 1857. - r"t 'rr',
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~ CON VICTED.
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