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Beware o. Once.

When wild animal once tastes human
flesh. nothing can ever after, says Button,
dissuade him from human slaughter. When
a politician once obtains a public office, no
persuasion can ever induce him to 60 to
work at anything but nomination for an
other and another, during the term Of his
natural existence. , I... q. .G
II YOU want to spoil good citizen tor
ten years, secure him a berth in the Custom
House. He will never be socially a well
man afterward. Send him to Congress and
you ruin him for life He may carry around
placards and tickets at the polls, accept
subordinate situation in the police. or run
errands for the door, deeper Of q Politica
| Westinghouse. but he will never have inde
| pendencs enough to emanciPate himseI
from his morbid appetite for the 'spoils,'
and 60 10 work like an honest man and
Christian. s4as
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Odd'Ec,lO vShip.

We see by the Cleveland Herald that
Alex ,nder Z. Gleea, Esq, Secretary OF
the GRIND Ladge of Ohio, hus been masking
a speech before one OF the l. dyes near the
Like Shore, frnm which we gather the fol-
lowing statistical in!urma,iun:
Recommending with the origin of the pres
ent oryanization of Odd Fellowship in the
Uni,ed States, at Baltimore, 10 April, 1879
and following its progress aud rapid growtf
to the present time, revealing an almost IN
credible fact, that from single lpdae, com
posed %. humble members, at Baltimore
in April 1919, the order hts ncreared till it
counts its members by huntr ds Of th"us nds
and it's receipts and expenditures by mill.
ions!--there bring lodges now located in
every territory in the Union, in the Sand
wich Islands, New Mexico, Canada East
Canuda West, and even in the territories o
Nebraska ard Washington. The Ordel
now numbers $500 lodges, aud over 100000
mem bers; and during the yesr ending June
3Oih. 1856 90, ,206 members were ihitated
and 4 6S1 members admitled by card; ane
9. 24S drpihs During the same time, th're
were 3a,9s9 brothers and 256s faiherles,
antilles, relieved; and there was expended
ur the reIief of brothers. 3366.527 81; fpl
he re lief d, G,sh rless ia m lies. S73. 754.74
ior the education OF Orphans, $lO.756 80
and Tor burning the dead, $79,633 Sc. max
ing an aggregate amount expended durlnt
the wear on account OF suffering humsnit,
and bury ing the dead, Of $53o,s72 80. Int
annual receipts were 81 49,, 1873 Sc. bein!
an excess OF $75252l Vi over the amouh
expended ior charitable purposes. The hrs
Lod ge 10 the State of Ohio, was instituted
at Cincinnati. December 2S. 1880; and II
Februpry, 1855, there were 295 lodges, an'
20, 1870 contributing members ia the State
with an annual revenue OF $l20.000, an'
is expended for. churitsble purposes alone
over $50, O,oo0." q. 4 .... ,1. 4. ., ..a .ssrg
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CHARLES '.'.it. :,
CORDIAL.

Xxx. III. 7..... GIN.
AN UNEQUALED sTIMuLANT, DIuRETfc AND
TONIC ISvIGoRANr, AND AN ASREEARLE AFRO.
MATIc SANITARY BEVERAGE. ,s.s
beg 10 call the attention Of Southern
and Western merchants 10 the superior mer.
its OF this exquisite cordial. (
IL 10 pure extract Of the Italian Juniper
Berry, distilled from the very best Of Eng.
Iish grain, under the surveillance OF the
British Excise Laws, and has been pro.
nnunced by the medical faculty Of Great
Britain and the United States to be the beat
and the safest alcoholic stimulant ever oi.
tered to the public.
1t isu|ed with great success ia cases OF
DYSPEPSIA, GoUT. RHEuMArEsM, DRoPsY.
GRAVEL, Collie, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AcuE,
STR;crrR', DISEASES OF THE Urinary Or.
CANS, EPILEPSY, &c.
II is also a delicious tonic beverage, and
by its peculiar favor ESQ different from other
gins) is universally esteemed by all who
use il. 3F r
The following, rmong thousands Of a
similar kind, is from 50 reliable and yalu able
u source, that We give it place:-s
New YORK, Sept. %. 1855
TO Coz. r. c. CHARLES:-MY DEAR Sir
Under some circumstances werecomme nd
Holland Gin 1s a medicine. AS yours con
tains much lurger quantity OF Juniper,
think it q preferable urticIe. IT Is THE DEs1
AR7I.LE OF THE KIND HAVE SEEN.
rr VALENTINE Morr, NJ d.
O-Beware of poisonous mixtures, manu-
factured in imitation, and sold us LoxDoN
CORDIAL GIN!!
The records of the Custom houses in III,
cities OF New York, Boston and Phil"de
tphia, show that CHARLES LONDON CoRprAl
GIN is the only London Gin really imported
and sold in bottles. A recent controversy
IN the New York papers has demonstrate,
that up to thnt date, TO wit, The beginning o
November last, the only Importation OF Lon
don Cordial Gin ever made, except by our
selves, has been two pipes imported in 1885
On the credit OF these two pipes, whic
e would I'll only few hundred bot,les, owe
one hundred thousand dozen, of a noxiou
, mixture. cailed london Cordial Giu, hay
been spread all over this Continent, IN
} ssld at u cost 90 per cent. beluw the cost q
importation OF London Cordial Gin, by on
coucern; whilst another, who represen
, lhrmse Ives ageuts for "Booth & Sedgwicl
Of London" "HADEEvER IMPORTED ONE DRol
. and yet have flooded the whole South an
West with their SD called LONDON GIS. sla
The genuine CHARLES LONDON CoRDIA
GIN is for sale in quarts at one dollar, an
! pin,s at fiiy cents, by all Druggists an
Grocers. Be sure that, though styled "Los
4 DON CORDIAL GiS," ii is absolutely Charles
4 70 escape adul,erated and poisonous mS
lures, It does not suffice thakathe article b
, labeled LONDON CORDIAL GIN but be ceI
tain that il is CHARLES, None other
p genuine. 1oog sea3 % 'ns r'o
] For sule by the Importer and Proprietor
asa EDMUND C. CHARLES, -
r." .ssg M 40, Broadway. New York.
!; |a March l9, 1857. -3m.s s.rsgye
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GOV. eEARY's RrsIsEArIoH-REMAISs on
2 nos, D. r bIsEEY- AorArioH n oFsIcI
To Bs OBSERVED srT THE EEw ApnrmsTHA.
NEW YoRk, March l8. @fhe HsraAfs
Washing stOn dispatch says that the Presiden,
received, lste last evening. q atelegrsphie dis
patch from Gov. Geary, dated 81. LUuis, In.
forming him that he had resigned his Cover.
norship OF Kansas, to take,elf on the lssi
Of this month. He does not stale the reasons
which had induced him to pursue this course,
but the President is fully aWare what they
are. He encountered difficulties and embsr.
rsssments ever since he hud the row with
Judge Leeompte, and asked Gen, Pierce to
remgVe him. and he promised 10 do il. out
never did; at lenst Gov. Geary performs all
the functions Of his Office in that territory.
Gov. Geary will be here in . few days,
when the administration will urge upon him
to chaage his mind aud 70 back, end IL he
desires il, Leeompie and every other officer
in the territory who has thrown any embsr.
rassment in his waysaill be removed.
A large number Of citizens Of Ohio now
in this city held meeting this afternoon at
Browns Hotel, and adopted resolutions OF
respect to the memory Of the late Hon. d.
T Disney. Messrs, Burr, Pu4h, Campbell,
HendrieksOn, and Trevit were appeinied a
cummittee to accompany his remains TO
Cincinnati. .r..,.s. t.-.-Tf ss "a,
A distinguished Penn-ylvaAia of ee holder
was presented to Mr. Buchanan, ON Saiur.
day, by several prominent Democratic
friends, with the request that he should be
re.appoihied. The reply was emphatic. thai
the North and West demanded rotation In
office, aud that il would be the rule Of action
Ia the South it was different. This was I
poser. t. -.-..r ,.-s ..l'. "a. .ess. 81.
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"A Card.

no THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE CO.
L Having during Ihe past four years reee ived sn
amount Of patronage Ear exceeding my ex peelatons
Ihereb tender my rnteful laekDouledFements 70 my
patrons, and respectfully invita- the aisntion e the
public generally ~ my stock Of goods. which Is he
largest and best assortment have ever had embra-
eIng every variety OF Purnitnrs sEd u lholstsTy.
Chairs L'oking Giasses superior artc ls Of an Rx-
tension dining table, something nov which Cor eohYenl
ence for private and public houses cannot BE- sarpaas-
cd. All Of which lSoiAs and Chairs exeepiedJ have
been mahufseiured under my own supervision.
have aso lHrIe ard carefully selected rtmsnt Of
..s WALL PER,
Window eursaiLs, ke. COINS Of al sizes tept on
hand Also general assortment Of bui diEg mnteri-
als such as Seasoned Lumber Pins, White Wood and
Chestnut Shingles, LAth, Sash. Biinds aud Doc ~,
Chain Puiaps With cuILs, the tube and chah scpar
Hc. All Of hch will sell tm that will NOT fail
to suit Cuslopers. with liberal discount 10 the
Wholesale trade iH Furniture. n "a
! will pay In cSsb aud goods The highest market
price Tor any thousand ieet uf Black Warut Lumber,
April. - - ~ = Fft -sl s
y, MgPI.ss Of business, eo,Ser g Main ,pd Pros
Rayssna, Mrrsh IOth, Isj7-4w - f-7-fFf
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touKEs ReLi1lossaiF. .--Itls ssh there
is widOver In Camden, n. j. who recent.
y married a young Girl, and s0en stter, bic
son By former wife married his fathers
wifeI mother. Ia consequence Of these two
connections, father became The son in.iaw
l0fkis.sau, de wife n0t only the dsugh-
ter.in.law Of her own son in.lhw. but siill
more, the mother In. law Of her own daugh.
ter; while the husband Of the ibtter Il the
father r-in.lsw Of his own motber'in-law to
his own father. Singular confusion may
arise. II children should spring fr.m these
peculiar marriages.. is- 81
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MARcH APPOfNrmRxrs1
DR.. III. TUBES.

" It.-'%@Na ~ hAolNlGNs w
wil ee "a atlsndabee a. f0llosss ass ~
EAYBANA, PrsDtlal houas, Sstnriax nuA u..a..
until O'Clock r ~ : n aud ooih March.
Akron, kmElfs Hsass, frida{i a7th Aareh.
glevei.nal AHsrsan heases Friday and Saturday,
w.fnH. 6sskiii House, Thursday. % of spsi.
For eSnsultatiOh upon all diseases OF The fhrout
spissn. Slso DTsps, GrHvsl. Rssum"t,. S.y,ss ass
Hesa. Debility, DyspspsIa. Fsntle dseuses Arua and
fsver. fiis, lmPartes of The Blood, Erulions Can-
GERS: Ulcers sna All otnef sare,ss oi long standing
For some tan years Df. Y. has devoted his entire
utne N chronic da-asss treating lhousa Bds ann air
many Of WHOM lad exhausted every other rs.ource
within reach. IN sass 1insrsi or ofls ssiFens
euPigyst, ser dsss ks 1ats siek safe SELL o. ttap
6srn % bsitd Hp. Tho medicines can be taken win
.s'S y ,Ss s mos, Gsssts s9s patient, may remain
diet aud exercise. Many have recovered und n The
.rsatnsni HsI friend, and had given mp al
be fsrnished. insaIds foweTsS ysdveeS "a .,s..9.
Ing. are Invited % call and may he assured IhaIno
eouraRvment viii be given expense with
outa corresponding prospect OF recovery. -
scRoPULA TUMoKs OR ULCERS, SHOULD
vHIr READ THE FoL13wIkG: N7-CI7' 81
TowEsESD, Huron co., o., Get, 1854.
DR.. n. TUBBs-SiR: AZ have received very great
help IRON your tresneht, and Entlce simHF results
upon several of my friends feel duty 70 send you
my name for public reference.
Atumor became noticeable in my right breast nine
years ago For three years cHused but little atten-
ton, butsubsequritly II grew fs,ler aud caused me
great deal of suffering The Increase of size at last
became yer, great; the er tire side largely swnl-
len, aud the right effected be nearly use
less. We sought the udviee aud aid OF many physi
eiAns. who termed IL scrof,tla or eaReerous tumor
Notwithstanding all their esris 70 reduce Tie psin II
heeame ihtoerahle and hneeasing. ] was urged 10
have the entire breast removed With the knife and
day was appo ointed fr the purpose; but my positive
refusal 10 subn,it, prevented The operation - was
abls with difdcuty 10 walk. Under your treatment,
the pain has been the tumoT materially re
duced. and the fully restored. We had tried
many remedies before. but the effects OF none can
compare with this. My general health has been i'm
proved nearly much Ms the eide. II Is now over
year since the improvement took place
Yours, DC. Mrs. GEo, TILLINGHAST.
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from tno Original portralt,
Mrs. Washington, (early portrOt)
from Stuart,
Miss Phillips, from original picture,
Generals schuyler, Putnam, Arnold, Green, Ward,
Knox. Momtgomer, Saint clair, Lord Stirling, Baron
Sieuben, Lafayette, Count Pulaski, Lincoln. Mercer
Charles Lee, Henry Lee, Col Moultrie, Gen. Wayne,
George Clinton, Sir VIM. Howe, Sir Henry Clinton,
Lord GOrnwallis and Gen. Bufgoyne,
ILLUSTRATIONS ON STEEL.
Historical Scenes, (chieny from original drawingsl
Site Of Washingtnn's birth-pacu.
Mount Vernon, tthree viewsl
Washington at Fort Necessity. 4-. g~r 4Et4. 4
Washington surveying the Dismal Swamp. -.,
Washington ut Winchester.
WashiL gton's Field Sports,
certifying Bunker's Hill. ,,sFI- o. sNyE-i t4EI
Fort tlcohderoga. ..,
/, .slahs 6 gorge. .1'ai-EseA .'a---. af. 7f .ft-.
FL Foriihcations at West Point In 1850.
Washington quelling riot, (from cotem poraYy ;,
Ficw of Aew York in l776. ' 10
Announcement of Independence.
Battle Of Trenton, ,.,..r.. .,yry.. vs. r7-I -
Battleh fGermalitown,
Battle Of Monmouth. .sa..
raddoek's Battle Field. a..'' .- H#f+ sa- I
Washington going to Congress.
"Must always remain, Rr eminepce, THE history oil
the Father Of his Country."- Philadelrhia Bulletin.
l. 1t Is intended that the illustration in this edition
shall be worthy of the subject and OF the author The
hest artists have been eaged to make original draw
ings, and the most eminent cngravers are secured.
No expense will be slared'to make the engraving
creditable to American art aud fully satisfactory
the amateur of fas:idi0us taste.
Agen.s and eansassers supplied on liberal terms
The edition e isnablishcd exclusively for subscribers
March S, 1851 -.,,. ~
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Look OUT for the william !

/ TAKE this method OF in orming the pub.
i lie that GILLEs W. EATINaER to whom was un-
fortunately marrisin April, 1885, has left me. without
assigning any cause whatever and has, therefore, for
fetd the title Of husband. twoud warn all females
to LOOK out for the LIAR, WILLIAM AND pEcEIvER.-
Said Eatinger 10 schooltoacher by profession tO0-
ing too lazy to work. and is about ve feet 1--WE inches
in heights ruther slim, wth blue eyes and dark hair,
his skin ard character are just the sane, and in ad
dition, he has down-caNt towS look. DJar girls,
take due notice Of this fellow aud govern
accordingly. "..t Ei.SlE X. EATINGER.
RootstOwn, March 18th, lS57. .-3ws
IT PPapers throG Ggh"ut the State will confer favo:
on society by copying the above.
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THE well knoen stock Horse SEaRcnKn
Il nln - Kept N kHFeuna ihs coming ~
ssasg1. Ielnl-eis or lhs scsSoni sslh l,7[TN
The English Blooded Drsueht Horse
a. cokcnakE vlIl b kcpt Ia Ravenna ne
~ comin4 aoason. Co1ckman d yoars old,
NA o. q yct black color, and weighs over itJd
P0ands. Tsrms-si0 Tor the seasoI; enshOF satsfhe-
For tah descriptions, pcdlgree, etc.. Of the shove
horses. SEQ handbs Stables In The Of The Col.
sni House. season eomnenees April lsth. cod ends
March 10 le35-if ? ttr r 2 -T
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Notice 20 Bridge Rmildcrs.

TUE Commissioners OF Portage county
will receive scaled proposals ut the Auditors or
fec IN kavnnia, the second day of Apr ncxi, for
the construction OF bridges at the following pluces TO
one in Dcerheld, near solomon HLrtzell's: also tWn
In Edinburg. one over Barrell Creek run, near the
west line of the township, the other over Silver CreeF
near John Cadwcltr also two IL Nndhanl one sou IN
OF ths re.cnce 10 tia ate De Earle, the other ear
Charles Goodscil's; also III Suninid near Firh's
miii; alsoons near Canbeilsport. Contractors will
make prAposals eStimt tting Jhe stone WI RI by the
pcrch rsckonihgs twemiy fse feet to the perch and
the wood work by The foot, estimating by the length
sf the bridge Bids for the stone and woodwork
separately are solicited, or both together.
The style ofthe work 10 be equal To the best bridge
constructed in the county duriug the last tw6
Contractors will be required To give bonds for
faithful performance OF their contracts BY order of
Commi ssioncrs.,R. .. %. & H. l.. CARTER, Auditor.
Ravenna, March I2, ls57-3w. e ssi2Aff a. .Fl,
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Legal Notice.

'ohh 'onmson' Ts'"'n' In the Court OF Com.
t.,h..o ,,, r,;,,m NOR Pleas OF Por-
= w Pierce md Gideon Hard, ,-,a9 sko ,t.' sv.' o"'o'
Partners doing business under Nn,;.,'., NJ
the msme aud arm Of Grant, ,ns,,;"n. ~ ''"' Do
Pierce N Co., Defendants. p''''''"'' ~
The Defendants are hereby notified that dispositions,
10 BIZ read IN evidence the tri,l Of tile above ehi
tle causs, Will be tsken by tho Piln TN ut the Office
Of Isaac Stowel Esquire. Justice of tbe Peace OF
Nelson township. Portage county and State of Ohio,
In the village Of GLrrctsville IN the township,
y and State af,resaid, on Saturday, the 4tl day of
April, A. D., 1857. H..'
F.. s ',sN 30 I#4.. N L. JEFFRlES.
March l., lsSt-3w Attorney for Plaintiff,
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A Repubiican State Officer using
Treasury Money as a Broker!


The following article from the Newark
Advocate shows any ything but in keeping with
the promised reforms which were to be
worked out under the Administration of the
Abolition Know Nothings: s's rH - ,.
In the report Of the Investigating Com
mittee appointed by the State Legislature To
look into tn past and present management
of the State Finances, theirs nre developed
many facts that must create surprise, il not
pain and modification. Not the least OF
these, is the fact that the late Attorney Gen
eraI of Ohio (Mr. KiTbalI.) within three
months after entering upon the duties Of his
office, yielded to the temptations by which he
was hesrt, and borrow. d from the Treasurer
Of State thirty thousand dollars Of public mo-
ney with which he started an office in Cleve
land to carry on the business O. a private
BANKER q, d BROKER! Mr.. Kimball
s now deceared, and the money 10 question
still remains Gus the report shows,) in the
haRds OF his irviving partner.
A transaction of this kind on the part OF
Judge Bower, Treasurer Glib, on, or any o h.
er Of the well.rerogniz ID sta ks who have
been raised to power by the Republican par.
~, would have cccasio, ed no sensation oil
wonder. But it is otherwise with Mr.. Kim.
ball, for among the nine men who sto on
ihe Republican State ticket Of 1855. it was
thought that the views aud purposes Of none
were 40 purely unselish and honorable al
his. Ye, the developments made by The In
vcstigating Committee Of Mr.. kimbal'.
| 4 k..t IL,
ly that even he. the very flower Of the ticket
ON which lie ran, hrd NO rightful claim to the
confidence whirh his Democrats opponent,
were disposed 10 place in his dsinterested
hess. -.s... Ill. T..
II il truly sad d.y when mon think lesi
Of the honor conferred by public trust, an'
Of the service which they msy render the
! con,non wealth, than OF the facilities whici
their official positions may give them to sc
qair; money. ...,a
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The proprietor has used this artleoin hs prvnte
practice r several years, and In has 81 failed
10 eject perfect cure, when the direction has been
followed.
mild in ~ eharartcr 20 all Agss sexes
Constitutions. IL can be given with much safety 70
lhs infant tO the Hduh. II noeds No eneonium no
long array Of testimony 70 herald ecaey Its meril
lies itself-and the Invalid Il will prove OF
moro valne than octave volume 81 certificates.
Prepared only by the proprietor, at StaDhope, n J,
ARd none genuine without ais signatHFe. !
Por sale BY HuHELBAUaH d JESSIHss, sole agents,
for Kayenna, OhE. ~
crittcndon and KnOwltoR. Franklin, j. BeldinR
and ,a.. RANDOLPH, J. II. spgayue, Garrvttsvine, g.
w. FostepS MantuA. @. e. e. X. Harmon, Aurora,
GrowS harIIou, Newton Falls.
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PhaloM,s Chem. Hair Invigorator

The most comp article Of tho Kind ever bebfeof
iered to the public. Ii has stood the test Of twenty
years IN this country, and not Of the many hun.
dreds Of limitations have been able 10 compete with q
for preserving, dressing and beaHty!Eg he Haig, and
keeping the head clear from dsndruf, etc. ines.
tmable in Snort IL is every thing the hair requires.
Price fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
December II, lS56-6m
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Izeather-

THE subscribers have opened in counec-
ton With thor Farniture Rooms, the best assert
mcnt sf Leather ever offered for safe in this place.
consisting of Sole leather French Calf, Kip, Morrot
Goes Of all kinds, also general assortment of shoe
ndnds. Their stock has been selected with care In
the eastern markets TO enable them to sell low
prices.
Persons wishagto purchase, will please call before
" Ing elsewhere. ~ J, VANCE.
N. h. AN Kinds of Furniture, Look King lasses, Pic
lures and Frames constantly hund ut i1w prices.
mo. Z. Phenix block. Rav.-Jan. ], 1855.
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THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK.
PaaIOM's Papl.ion Lotion,
on. r1oRAL nEArrfTIEK,

A GREAT COSMETIC for Identifying
II the skin and complexion, and for curing chSppea
lands, Face, Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freekles, Pmples,
Scads ms, etc. sure and safe cure for the Piles
washing will give instant relief. After shayng,
il 10 very soothing 10 the skin. Il keeps the hands
soft and white, and for all inAamations Of the skin,
will be found TO be great remedy. Price, one doIas
uer bottle.
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PhaIon,s NI:.gic Huir DYE

One OF the very best natural Dyes in the world. "
being vegetable production, no injury can posaibly
bc done the skim Il Is easily applied and you can
obtain black brown which will defy the best
Judges to tell it from nature ITSELF Price q 90 and
81 50 per box. .E tees .Es et
Made and sold by E. PHALoN, at Io7 broadway,
corner Dey street, and SIT Broadway. Saint Nicholas
Hotel. n. Y, and all Druggists and Fancy Stores In
the United States. =,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
lV wilt be presented 10 Salmon p. Chase, Governor
of th State Of Ohio, usk forthe pardon Of Alonzo
b. EgecOuib, convicted at The October term. A. D..
lP56, Oftho Court of Common Pleas CT Portage CO.
Ohio, OF the crime OF passing counterfeit bunk bills,
and sentenced 10 the penitentMry cf said State for the
term Of three years from ths first day Of said term.
via, Octtyhef 81, 1856. @
Raycnna Feb. IL, 1857 p fi wv s-"vi f 4s.'''
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new GOODS! NEW GOODS Il!
SPRING STYLES FOR 1857.

;, Pho ,lx Block the Sprng styles Of SILK aud Fine
Soft Hats. Also the Spring Style Of Caps, dc.
Rav enua, March l2, 1857. j. GREEN.