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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-16

Levsre,t Norton, Rev. Mr.. Norton, and La.
dies. -s::
CLASS 34.-FGrms.
AWARDING CoMMIrTEE.-R. J. Thomp-
son, U. s. Bristol, C. H. Bostwick.
CLASS 35.-Crops. I'D
AWARDING COMMITTEE. Board Of Gov
eminent.
Three Premiums of Sc, $5, and 81, are
offered for Equestrianism.
StOespstake Premium for Lsdy Equestrian
| ism.
For best Riding In and out Of the County,
A SILVER CAKE BASKET. -,
| -,
RAVENNA LIGHT ARTiLLERY.-The Ra-
VIENNA Light ARTILLERY participated In the
festivities at Put-n-Bay on Friday last. The
Cleveland Herald, in speaking Of the cele-
bration, pays the following merited cOmpIi.
ment to the Company and the Brim6eld
"Rub-a-dibs," who accompanied them:
"The Ravenna light ARTILLERY were &C.
companied BY the "Brimfeld Rub. a.dubs,"
q martial band which proved themselves ex.
cellent adopts in the management of the fle
and drum. The Artillery Company them
selves were credit to the town they repre-.
sent"
The Company requests us to tender theit
acknowledgements to the members of the
Cleveland Light Artillery, Company D;
for the attentions and courteses extended to
them, while 10 attendance at the Putin. Bay
: telebratidh.
EDINBuRG AdRIcuLrURAL FAtR.--The
annual Fair Of the Edinburg Agricultural
Society was held on Tuesday last, the l4th
inst. A large crowd, consisting Of the citi-
zens of Edinburg and other townships, were
present. The display of stock was good;
some very fine fine horses and cattle being
on exhibition. Owing, in great measure
5 to the season, the display of vegetables
3 fruits and flowers, was not as extensive as
on former occasions. Many fine articles o
needle-work were on exhibition, whicI
evinced a degree Of taste and execution, Oh
the part of the exhibitors, seldom excelled
There were many things which took OIL
fancy; Of which it nigh. be nVidiots for ul
y to speak, and therefore We refrain.
# After dinner, Hon. O: p. Brown address
l. ed the Society in neat and uppropriat;
manner:
BALLOON AscENsIoN.-We understand
that large balloon, eighteen feet in height
I, will ascend froth the Public Square, OF
Tuesday evening next, the second day o
l.. the County Fuir--wind and weather per.
hitting. The ascension will be under th'
;. superintendent of Messrs. D. G. STEEN ant
= A. L. BEcELEY.
THE BARKER FAMILY.-.The Barker Fami
/, ly will give two concerts at Days Hal
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next.
is unnecessary for us to urge our citizens
> dttehd; as the ability Of these gifted voca
lists is we'll known to all.
THE CoEtET.--The comet of 1858, whicl
has been so long looked for, is now distinct
ly visible to the naked eye for an hour and
half in the evening, though it does not shin
1. with great briliancy: 1t is in the north
j. western quarter of tine heavens; rises highe
every night, and is increasing In brighthes
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IF YOU HAVE the Asthma. Phthisic,
i or Consumption;
If YOU HAVE tho Liver Complaint or Dyspep.
sia;
If YOU HAVE the Diabetes or Diarrh9aj
If YOU HAVE the Weakness peculiar 10 Fc-
males;
If YOU HAVE the Scrofula or Salt Rheum;
If YOU HAVE the Neuralgia or St. Vitus's
Dance; ...
IF you HAVE the Erysipelas or lnfamationj
IF YOU HAVE the Chill Fever or Ague;
FYOU HAVE Cancer, Fever Sore or Ulcer;
IF YOU HAVE Sore Mouth or Sore Breast;
If YOU HAVE any Lingering Complaint, and
want to know exactly what ails YOU and want TO be
cured cheap, with ROOTS & HERBS, which leave
the system without any Of those pains and aches
which follow the Of Mercury. II so, call on Dr.
| SNYDER, over Dr.. SwiAs' Drug Store, Ravenna, D.
Am0nst 26. lSla-3m.
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(tARRIAGETRiEMIN NGS. Assortment
" complete; Thimble Skein pipe boxes, and Row
lands celebrated Spring tempered Spings, the eest s
now at lass go Fla. CURTIS GiCQ.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS.

-. Dks ii. lUDDO,
win he IN attendance as sfollows:
RAyENNA Psentiss @ s. House. Thursday ana fr'oaS'
AkrS@, ts5SP S%prs III House, W s.e wednesday,
Cloyclandj American House, Aug. "a and 80:
Lamgs Ss Roart liver sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also, Dr0psy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous;
moss, Debility Dyspepsia Female Diseases Ague ana
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both external and internal: it,
For some ten years pr. T; has devoted his entire
ly, many of whom had exhausted. every other re-
source within reach. IN no case are mtHerat Or 0th:
or posoas employed, nor does he make SICK to MAKE
NELL or tear dowR to build up again. The medlcnes
can be taken with safety by Tie most dencate, ana
| patients may remain al home, and continue WIFE
prudence their ordinary diet and
physicians had given up all hope, the
| evidence Of which can always be furnished. lnVa-
lids however reduced az Or ,. pa viii
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of reeSySfyii TSSWTii,. !. crREp.
FREMONT, Sandusky Co., May, 1858.
DR. TuBBs-Dear Sir: Hoping to assist you IN
the good work you are doing, and at the same Time
cheer Ss apd res case ss 3 noticed
swelling on the side of her neck. We promptly re-
stored 70 treatment, but lis CROWN was not
Other means were tried repeatedly and almost un,
Ceasingy, but without avail, as the size increased
until March, 1855, when itpr9lected beyond the rae.
constituting deformity. having given t,e sS TSS
physicians In the; county nearly three years, lSi
II discouraged. andit was only by the persuasion
friends that she called on you at this time. Ane
takiig your remedies three or four months, chang
was noticeable, which went on until the tuner wa pa
entirely removed, and her general health fully re
sto red. For TIVE years past her health has been ex
cellent, and not asymptOm OF ScFofuia manlieste
itself. Yours, WIN m muSa 1esEegsiv
ri ANOTHER Miss Martha Eaton; (now Mr.
Brightly Of Now Sewicley,; Beaver, 90, fa;-ca.
yery similar TO the RbOve-was cured several yeai
ago. Has since married, but not trace Of the oil
eese is discovefabe upon herself or child: 10th ei
loving One health. ag "a L.-.. =.
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IaATsE5T
AND
c CHEAPEST! !.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offer
VI ed at the
STONE STORE;
to all who wish to select from large and elegant as
sortment Of Dry Goods, bought at q great reduction
from spring prices, and will be sSld cheaper han al
any other establishment ,Qu the western Reserve
Great bargains are offered in
DRESS GOODS,
which consist in part of
Challies and Challi Robes,
Printed Lawns and Lawn Robesi
Bereges, Figured and plain)
Tissues, organdle Robes, -,
Lucknow Plaids, swiss Null, ,,..
French JacOnets, Summer Ducals,
French Plaid and Brocade Ducnls,
| Organde Robes Quille,
Grape and SILK Marez,
| Plain and Plaid Debege,
| Pa dc Chene, Chanibrays,
| Fiounced Robes, French,
| English and American
Prints, etc., etc., etc.
Silks! SItKs!!
beautiful assortment. of: Black and Fancy SILKS
cheaper than the cheapest .
SHAWLS!
4 largo and varied stock of Tibet,
| Pompadour Beregc,
Caehmerc, Stella
| L., Broche, Silk, etc
selling very low.
WHITE GOODS!
Briillants, MarseiIles,,,
| 1acotiots. Swiss Null,
Book Muslin, Bishop Lawn,
| Victoria Lawn, Cam6rics,
| Dmlty, "a Linen DamasK
Toilet, MarseiIies and Diaper,
Turkish Quilts, Corsets,
\ etc., ETC., etc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
! large stock, just received, of
Tweeds, Cashmaretis, Kentucky Jeans
Linen Duck, Check heck; hat''ille'' BrSSn S;s hnOn
'''' SKIRTS.
! All the latest and most Improved styles Of Expan
sion, Corded and Skeleton Skirts,
CLOTHING.
Cur stock is large and comprises all the latest and
'"''' '"' COATS, F1Nfs AND VESTS,
of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca, Lipen, Marse
les, Pin Dot Linen, Duck, Cottonade; Italian Cloth
Grenadino. Satin, Velvet, Plush, Fancy Silk ant
Moire Antique, and our prices are so low that W.
can beat either jews or GENTILEs selling Clothing
HATS AND CAPS.
We have large stock of Hats and Caps, compris
inc almost all kinds of desirable Styles and for SALE
cheaper than the cheapest.
All persons wishing to purchaae anything in tht
line OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Boots ant
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, or Glassware, arr
respectfully in vited to give us call at the STONl
STORE of the RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY.
June "a, le5S-hc
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g. 1t is admitted by all good
judges that 49,,
H,TADAT
keeps the Best Goods brought to
this market; it is also admitted
that he asks a little more for them
than others do who sell cheaper
goods. He would respectfully
inform his friends and customers
that good Goods always cost q
little more than poor ones. Bit
he wants it distinctly understood
that he can and will sell for
RE A D Y p A Y ,
the best quality Of Goods as cheap
or cheaper than any other con-
Germ in Portage county. for proof
of which he asks all in want OF
good Goods to call and examine.
II. l.. DAY.
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no all whom it may Concern.

no all whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
IN term of the Court of ColhIoh Pleas of the coun-
and Alfred Robin6on her husband, in her behalf VII
apply to said court for the redemption OF certain
tfac or parcel OF land sold for taxes, ut the tax sale
d the 18th and 18th days Of December, A.. D., 1875
by the Auditor of Portage county to John Campbell,
for Tie sum Of II cetts and mills, which tract or
parcel Of land At the sale heteO Re- was described as
Beard carrissa Y Lot ~ 9Sa Paf. ss:tp paFs
sO6; County Tax, 1913; School Tax, O52 Total Tax
81 0-Tax Of 1925. Sold to John Campbell for ---
And in the record Or Sales for Taxes, at that time,
as follows, viz: So, -, ~ :,
Lot. 10, Pract Part; Part Of Lot or Tract, Acres
and ratios delinquent 3D. So Taxi interest ana In
and penalty are due 1926; Acres sold, 50; 10 whom
sold, John Campbell. Certificate assigned to Seth
Harmon, and decided to him by order Of Court, July
t2th, 1880. -,
county. Dated this 18th day of August, 1859.
CIiRISSf ROBINSON;
.. ALFRED ROBINSON
Aug tS.tw& BY Phelps 4 Thrasher, their Att'ys.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AMI PERSONAL.
- - nn,AnrnnR nr MAILs

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
DenaTt A / .1s y. NJ. Allcldse at l,l5,P, NJ.
DAiLY~Going south via Rsiltoad. NM
Depart al i IS. z. N. Mail close acl,lS, Pm.
"AlsS Arrive By ls. N. Depart at 400, P. M. Mai
close At I,9O, p. NJ.
TRI.WEEKLY-Newton Falss
rive every Monda5, Wednesday and. friday a
IQ, NJ. Depart same days at 800, p. N. Mai
close at I, 80, p. NJ.
SEMI.WRkKLY<TChardo
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P M
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M
Posr OFFICE AT RAvENEA-
-OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. R.A. GlLLETTEI p. ID.
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c. You've, Sec'y.

PORTAGE COUNTY AGRrctkTtRAL FAIR.
1.-The annual Fair of the Portage County
Agricultural Society will be held on Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday next, Sep.
tein6et goth, 2lst and 99d. The foll6wing
is the order of arrangements for each day :
Ali Stock for premiums must be register.
ed on tho first day, but should not be brough,
on the ground Until The second day, when
they mist be presented by 8 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and all manufactured articles must be enter.
ed on the first day at Il o'clock H.; and de.
livercd on the second day Gy 8 o'clock Am,
to enable the Committee to examine them,
and that they may be properly arranged fol
exhibition. The second day will be devot
ed to the general exhibition Of all articles
and animals presented, excepting Horses
The third day will be devoted to the exhibi
tion of all articles excepting Cattle also
to the awarding ofpremiums and election o
officers.
On the second day, dt 2:35 P. M, Johr
Markillie, of Hudson, Ohio, will read al
Essay on the Establishment of County
House.
On the second day, n. trial Of Draft Horse
and Oxen will take place f5t the followin!
| Premiums:
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A 4 ~ nj.
Dspart al IS. 7. N. Mail close at:i,ls, pm.
HAjLTNsS1 nrTye Sy ~. N. Depart at 400, P. M. Mail
cioss At 80, p. NJ.
Ri.WEEKLY-Newton Falls:
Ia, NJ. Depart same days at 9,OO P. N. Mail
close at ], 50, P. NJ.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. M.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, a. NJ
Posr Off1os al RAvENxA-
-opEk at 7,sO, A. N. CLOSE at P: N; Daily,
Sundays excepted. r. A. GlLLETTEb r. ID.
DEMochArrc CouNFY CoxvEaTtoN LIN
pursuance to a call Of the Democratic Cen.
trail Executive Committee, the delegates ap-
pointed by the Democracy In the several
townships Of Portage County, met in Con.
vention at the Town HOll, in Ravehna, on
Saturday, the llth inst, and orgahi1ed by
appointing w. R. KELs0, Of Brim6eld,
President HARVEY BALDWIN, of Streets.
borough, and GEORGE HEATH, Of Nelson
Vice Presidents and CLINTON You've, OF
Hiram, and JOHN MORRIS, of Franklin,
Secretaries
On motion, the President appointed Dem
mis- GODDARD, Otis Reed and c. N. Sears,
Committee on Credentials, and B. F. An
derson, L. w. Cochran, o. L. Drake,
Chester Howard and l.. E. Jennings, a
Commit ee on Resolutions. .s.-E
On motion, the Convention adjourned un-
til II O'clock, P. M.
AFTERNOON SESsIoN.
The Convention met at II o'clock, when
the Committee on Credentials reported that
the delegations from the different townships
were full The delegates from the several
townships then announced the names of the
members of the Executive Committee for
the present year, which are as follows:
Atwatcr, Chauncey n: Sears; Aurora, A.
v. Jewctt; Brmfeld, Philip Boosinger
Charestown, Solomon Gilman; Deetfeld,
ID. Gilbert; Edinburg, William D. Da'
Wis; Franklin, H. G. Bradley; Freedom, o.
l.. Drake; Hiram, d. c. TiIden; Mantua' A.
N. Fur; Nelson, E. B. Sherwood; Palmyra,
l.. S. Corbett; Paris, L. N. Patterson; Ran
dolph, David II. Stallsmith; Ravenna, p,
Spalding; Rootstown, Fl. Reed; Shalers'
Vile, E. 3. Babcock; Streetsborough, c. c.
Stanton; Sufield, D. Hulk; Windham, NJ
A. Brchard.
The Convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates for the different of.
fees.
On motion, L. A. PARSONS, Of Brimfeld
was nominated for Auditor, by acclamaton
On motion, it was required that MAORI
ty of oil the votes cast be necessary to 9
choice, after which the Convention proceed
ed to ballot for candidate for Sheriff. The
vote stood thus
Z. S. Hopkins; 81
james Wood4rd, 81
A. Il. Baldwin, u
Fihy.nine votes being necessary to {
choice the Convention proceeded to sec
ond ballot, which resulted as follows
B: s. Hopkins; g.
A. Il. Baldwin, 3:
Jumcs Woodarj, 1t
b. s. HcpKINs having received mojorit.
of all the votes cast, was declared the bouii
nee of the Convention for Sheriff.
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tent Democrat, in every way worthy Of the
position for which he has been nominated ;
and we pledge ourselves to spare no honor
able effort to secure his election.
ResOtUea, That we will earnestly labor
from pow until the election, to secure the
success Of the ticket this day nominated.
ReSolUed, That we heartily approve the
course of Jas. w. SoMERvILLE, Esq, in the
conduct of the Portage Sentinel, and we
urge every Democrat In the County to give
him his influence and patronage.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the P6rtdst
Sentinel
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
.-...r- Wy n tyCT On n,.
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II The CAEPBELLs viii give a single Con-
cert at the Mslodeon on Saturday. What they
have been in years past our music-loving ei,i-
zens well remember; what they are under their
present organization we shall have chance to
know. The troupe now consists Of eighteen
performers, each star in his particular line,
and all old favorites with the music-loving citi-
zens We clip the following notice from the
Cincinnati Enquirer:
This troupe, under the management OF Rumsey
& NeweOmb-unquestiona one Of the best,
If not the very best, ever organized IN the
Ethiopian profession-gave their first concert al
Smith & Nixon's Hall, Thursday evening last
The audience was splendid, both in quality and
quantity, numbering over sixteen hundred per-
sons Friday they had another large crowd, al
though the day and evening were the most moist
of a very moist season Monday evening they
will re commence at Smith 4 NlxOn's Hall, on
which occasion they will present programme
entirely new. The great phenomenon Of the age
-"Young America sirg Ny pretty Jane
and GlriRe round the Horn. NewcOmb in his
"Essence Of Old Virginia," which alone ],
worth the price of admission. Leslie IN two
new ballads Carroll, Ritter and Hedden II
new dances; Rumsey vOcalizes also; and the
New Orleans Pieayune says this same indefati
gable minstrel will be the backbone Of any com
pany to which he may be attached.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AsHlNSTONs aug. %
The War Department has determined TO order
Gen Harney to the command Of the army in Wash
ing Territory to conduct the winter campaign
against the Indians He and his staf will leave iOr
the Pacific in about six weeks, and in the mean
time all needful preparations for the successful
prosecution Of the work will be made.
Maj Chss. ]. Helm, Of Kentucky, late Consul at
st. Thomas, has been appointed Consul General
at Havana He was offered the COnsulship at Lon
don.
A change in the cbief department Of the bureau
of Provision aud Navy Department viii be made
during the coming month. The candidates are
Pursers Siamm, Harris and RittenhOuse.
Mr Birisall, naval officer Of New York city, has
sent in his resignation on account OF III health
Il is said in diplomatic circles here that General
Walker IS negotiating with Messrs. White Van
derbilt in reference TO Nicaragua matters
There is no foundation 10 the report that
the National Inteigencer is 20 be sold out TO the
American party. The proprietOTs do not coutem-
plate the safe Of their paper 10 any person or party
Harvey Wilton has been appointed agent At
81 ,ringeld, ILL.,, vice Isaac Curren, Douglas man,
rel aOyed
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Keen the Ball Moving.

MKssRs. EDIToRs In your paper Of the
22d inst description was given of the Gym
nasiun at Dayton, o., to which some truthful
remarks were added showing clearly the need
of such al institution in this city The matter
should be agitated among us. Strangers often
remark with surprise the absence of any school
or system of physical training with US, and with
pride refer to the Gymnasium which their own
cities and towns boast Of Why should Dayton
have a first class Gymnasium and we none at
ALT
Have our young men less need Of physical
training, or is it because they will not give an
enterprise Of this character sufficient encour-
sgemeutl We flncy neither is the case; there
are scores Of business men in our city who
would not only subscribe literally but encOur-
age in every possible way the formation of a
first class Gymnasium here which should be
conducted in proper manner The need Of
one is great, its beneficial effects are apparent
to every one, and the cause should be kept be-
fore the public until some one is induced to take
the lead in the matter A competent man with
energy, who would DO so would find ii remun-
erative. Who is the onsf
| EXERCISE.
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A private letter received in Santa Fe intimates
that war with the Nayaj0e Indians is inevitable,
they having determined not 10 surrender the mur-
ierers Of Maj. Brooks negro, and even invited
the troops TO fight.
Business at Santa Fe was very brisk.
No fraudulent votes were received a few pre-
cincts were rejected on account of informalities
A dispatch from Independence 2lst, per q. S.
Express Co To Boonville says, that Santa Fe mail
with dates to the ID inst. had arrived.
The Gazette states that nearly 100000 worth OF
goods have been sold there within the last two
months.
Abundant rain had fallen throughout New
Mexico, rendering irrigation unnecessary.
The crops were very fine.
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POLICE CoURr.-But few cases came up for
disposal yesterday, and the business was soon
accomplished
Arthur MGlue could not stick to habits OF
sObriely and SO got drunk, for which he was
fined 50 and costs.
Michael Hughes, jones Fitzsimmons and
Butler went and did likewise, and were disposed
Of in the same manner
Charles Henry for disturbance was fined So
and costs
Mary Morrison, same offenee-eontinued to
the 25th
Michael Hughes, on a charge of assault and
battery, was fined IS and costs, with the pros
Pect of three days in the County Jail on a sim
pie diet Of bread and water
Several cases were discharged
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PERsONAL-Nr. v P. Wilson, of the Iron
Valley Times, published at Canal Dover, is in
this city, and will call on our business men
and lay before them the advantages of advertis-
ing in his paper. The Times is one of the best
of the country papers, and is an excellent me
dium for advertising to those of our merchants
who are desirOus of obtaining the trade of the
Tuscarawas Valley.
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CRY or CLEvELAND.-This fine steamer ar
rived at her dock yesterday morning at eleven
o'clock from Ontonagon. She left that place
August 2lst, for Grand Portage, at which place
a lot of Indian goods were left From Portage
she went to Eagle HarbOr, but did not land on
account Of bad weather-met Propeller Min
eral Rock off Eagle Harbor, and arrived at Mar
quette, 22l-schooners R. J. Gibbs, St Paul
and Live Yankee were there at anchor-met
the North Siar above Grand Island bound up
passed schr. Twin Sisters below the Sault in
tow of Tug LiOn-passed susquehanns at Sail
Or's Encsmpment on the 23d, bound down
reached Detroit, Tuesday morning brought
down good load of passengers, also IL tons
Iron for Ford and Otis, and bbls Fish She
leaves this evening at eight o'clock
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THE BEST ARTTFTCIALH HELP To
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
n. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ee7s the largest OF the approved kinds Of
PEcIACLES- Allhis glasses whether for OF far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
yof construction with the reaiest care to
suit the eyes IN al cases, weakness. DEsaess
IEaszai1z Of tie Eys, AID iEpartiug strength ons
reading or fine sewing.
Y N II. So!om5asoa vOald here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale Of hlenses
q Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES mi
CRoSCoPES, COMPASSES. &c, kcyt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural.
1Ofiee3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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NEWs FROu THE WEST.

LEAvESwORTH, August 2,
Per U. s. Express to Boonyille, Mo, 18th
Utah mail with dates to July 3lst-One week
lai er-has arrived. The news Is unlnteresting
The army continues occupied in preparations Tor
winter
All was quiet at Salt Lake City.
Surgeon Walls, Of the Army, arrived with the
mail.
The Board OF Commissioners constituted BY the
English Bill have issued proclamation declaring
the proposition rejected BY 9,5l2 majority Ihe
whole vote l3,0S5.