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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

6FTbe subject Of Temperance has been
the main topic OF local discussion during the
past week. Henry Chance, alias the Buck.
eye Broadaxe, delivered three lectures to
large audiences, and Leugue, having for
it's aim the suppression Of the traffic in in
toxcating liquors, has been formed. The
saloons and groceries have discontinued the
sale OF liquors to be drank on the premises.
On Saturday last complaint was made before
J. w. Stephens, Esq, against Gilbert Allen;
for Sc ling liquor to q minor. The princi.
pie witness did not appear at tie trial and
the case was discontinued.
yesterday, Henry. clerk fof Heller & Scch.
rist. being the defendant, charged also with
selling TO a minor. He was held to bail in
the sum Of $3Ooto appear at the next term
OF the court Of Common Pleas. Summit De
m6crGcy.
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Small Pox.

Some sixteen or eighteen days ago one
OF the boys who peddle at the Station caught
the small pox on the emigrant train ct his
place. Immediately upon information Of
the fact. the Town Council and Board Of
health took steps to have the family remain
In doors, and all persons excluded from Vie.
iting them, except The physician and neSes
saTy attendants. The consequence is no
other cases have. occurred outside of that fa.
mily, and we have no spprehensions there
will. The family live on the outskirts of
the iowa, away from any street that is fre.
quented--and It 10 almost impossible, under
the discipline that il used, for the disease to
spread. We have no spprehensions that
other csses will occur. We make this
statement to correct the impression which
We pnderstsnd has gone abroad, thai the
sBssll pox is bad in our place. Persons
giseed NOS have the least fear Of visiting our
ylstt On shs. score. Alliance Times.
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>. DROWNED. The disappearance Of Daniel
Quinn, on Thursday evening last and, the
subsequent finding Of his hat in tks 0hip
canal, led 10 she sGppositioh that he had
drowned. An investigation took place and
Resulted In the finding Of his body in Lock
Is. on Sunday evening. A coroner's in
quest was held and verdict rendered Of "ac.
cidental drowning. Ibid. @ys"A
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PETIT LARcENY.-Two young men. CIV
ing their names as George Smith aud Joseph
Lee, were arrested by Marshal Wright on
Sunday last, charged with stealing. two one
dollar bills and about three dollars in change
from the drawer of H. D. Hampson. They
were taken before Justice Stephens on
Monday, plead guilty 10 the charge Of peti.
larceny and fined $5 each, and sent to Jail on
bread and water for fiteeE days.-Ibid.
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Leg:,l NOticCs

7ERUBABLE SNOW, Mary A. Snow,
Il Croton Hawkins, residents of Utah Territory;
Alonzo Canon, Della K. Canon, residents Of Guy
hoga county, Ohio, Lewis Hawkins, Lynn Hawkins,
and Lilas Hawkins will take notice that petition
was filed aga nst them, the 4th day of December,
A. De- 1857 in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage
county, Uhio, by George \. Wheeler and Lucy X.
Whrccr and is now pending, wherein tho said
George n. Wheeler and Lucy X. Wheeler demands
PARTITION Of the noWng real estnte, situate In Lhe
township of S!ree!sbprough. Portage cu'uhiy, Obi
aud known beng parts Of lots Nos. H. -, 2I and
81 In said township, and bounded as follows: Begin.
ming stake placed In the centre OF the turnpike
road chains and 3 links south 81 degrees east from
road; thence south al degrees east Is chains and %
links TO post; thence south 46 degre"s west chains
and 50 links to post; thence sOuihSl degrees east
chains post; teuce 46 degrees west IL chains and
as Links to a post; thencs south degrees west %
chains and 96 links TO post; feEce noth S93 degrees
west 10 chains AMI 80 linksto posi-; thence south
degrees east 70 chains and 81 links to post; thence
nerth 50! degrees west 10 chains and 10 links to post
thence north degree east lg chains and ~ links;
thence south 99a degrees east chanS ami 81 links to
a post; thence North 3a degrees eas: chains to q
post: thence north degree west 81 chains and 10
links to q post; thence north 42t degrees east IS
ch aims post thence north al degre east chains
to the place of ginning containiDgnbou I02
said township and county Aforesaid, knewn as being
parts Of lots Nos 90 81 and %. bounced ae folows
East by land decided to Ezra $. Cobe; ecnth by land
decided to James Butler; wes. by eeHef of 1inker's
creek and land lately owned by jesse G.. Hawkins;
north by land lately owned by said Bawkins, and
norhwesterIy by land decided ID to Joseph Harrington
and julius Ruston-contaiuing al OUT 1868 acres of
land; and that at the next term oftgSd court, app
an Lucy X. Wheeler, for order that partition may
''' $50 -. srRAwDER & HART,
Dccomber II, la57-6w5 Plaintiffs Auys.
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6The Plug Uglies Of Kentucky have
been holding convention at Frankfort
They have issued platform, enumerating
great variety Of things which mast be done,
but they do not say who ID to do them. 4
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Legal Notice.

Il
TOSIAH GAYLORD. William B. Gay
d lord, Lewis King, Annls King, Ashla Crane, Gym.
thia Crano and Mary A. Gaylord will take notice that
q petition was died against them, on the 18th day Of
December, A. D., 1857, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. by Joseph Preston,
and Is pending. wherein the said Joseph Preston
demands partition Of the following real estate situate
in tue township of Sbalefsvie, in the county of Por-
tags aforesaid and is known being parts Of lots
Nos 43 and So IN said township. and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a post on tshe west side of the
State road leading from Ravehna to Chatdon on lot
No. 43, from whica yellow oak stump two feet In
diameter bears south 81 degrees east distant 90 links
y white oak stump two and haif feet in diameter
bears north l6 degrees east distant "a Nnks thence
west AZ chains and 10 links to u post from Whchta
yellow oah stump two feetin diameter bears south So
degrees east distant % iinka hence,sou u chains
an % links to highway thenee east along said high
way 81 and 90 links to the State road aforesaid; thence
norheasterly along said State road 70 chains and 50
links to the place Of Notwithstanding 64A acres
of land and that at the next term Of said COURT appli
cation will be made for order that partition may
be made in said premises. :.
December II, le57-6w3 PlAintif's Attys.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Black Silk, '''" u ''s''' Co.
Fancy Silk, striped ''' plata
Changeable Silk, very ''''''''''
Merinos, plalA-'ll '0''r''
Merinos, plaid and as''''' ....
DelaiDes, all "'''--p'''' AA' figured.
Delaines, AA''-'''' A'A'''~''
Cravcllas, plain and striped
Coburgs, all ''lo'' q. and I. prices, '' .....
Debeges,, striped e and plain !.
Gingham, excellent from 's'as' ''''''
Prints, big pile from sss'ss .'.''.
Bfoche Shawls, single aH' double
Bay State do, ''''''
Thihet and Stella do, S'Adu'"''
MantlllaS and Mantilla Cloth.
Caters, black and e'l'r'd'
Shoes, calf morocco and goat.
Hosiery, wool and cotton
Shirts, bone and corded
Hooops,, brass and 's'e.'
Gloves, kid o'o's' cotton and "'''.
GauIitlets, ''''h and KID
Collars, '.''' ''.nsr'' AID s's'''
Sleeves, '"''' and 'A~S''''
Dress Trimmings, an endless 'F'''''''
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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Making connections at Cleveland with ClevelanA
and Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus and CinclnnaslS
Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland and rtusbuTk
railroads. -
A. Solon. with hacks to Chagrin Falls.
AT Mantua, with hac kS 10 Ravenna. =
At Warren, with hacks 10 Sharon, GreeBvsles
Msadville, Bloomdsld, Can6eld. 60. 2 :
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle. PEE
land, lowell aud Enon Valley, and thence By Pittss
burg, Fl. Wayne and Chicago railroad, % Pitlsbasg
x. oHAs. !. RHoADS, Super eIintsndsnt.
November IL, 1857.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

MISCELLANEOUS.
Carpets. cotton wool and ''n'.
Oil Cloth, from on'so two y.Ft' wide.
Wall Paper and Curtains.
ISeady-nade: Clothing.
Skeeting, from one to two and . Aa'fsd'.w'
Sheetibg,, '''''A'e,
Flannel, '''-nd white.
Cotton Flsih;ihi;el.
Damask for Curtains, god.
Curtains, SWISS null 'ad plaid.
Cra7ats,, black and fancy.
Stocks, With springs.
Bonnet Ribbons, very '''h.
Bonnets, satin and maH'u..
Edgings, lace and ''~'''''
Suspehders, moss and ''g''
Umbrellas, 'f'''ra'' 10 loose
Hickory Shifting.
Bags, ready "Ad''
s4,.---
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NEW GOODS
FOR EALh AND VHyLRR

MANA - OA0N0
.FOR TALh AND WHgLRR
| WEAR
can now be found at our store.
and can be bought at lower irates
of US for cash or produce Of ali
kinds, than pt any other estab-
liAhment IN Portage county, and
we think that the most soepticai
can be convinced that such Is The
| gAGTg
by giving Us i cali aud tokipg
over our stock, which we take
pleasure in showing to any one
/, who may favor us in that way.
| Our stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, is now full and complete
consisting Of all the varied styles
that are worn this season !; such -
! Plain, figured and plaid French
Merinos, plain and figured al
wool Delaines, CashmeresA
Coburgs, Persian Twilla.
Paramettas, plain. fgu- :
red, striped and plaid
common Delainee
Raw Silks, VAL
encia PIaids.
plain and
striped
CraveIlas. plain and figured Bay
State Flannels-alI colors, OPP
era Flannels for capes and
sacks, with trimmings to
match, Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks,
Bay State, Magic
Highland, Stella,
Broche, Long
and Square
STA wills.
long and square plain Cashmere
do. Cashmere, broche and chem
lie scarfs, q beautiful article. =,
Also, a choice lot of black silk:
plain and figured - some very
cheap. l., Figured, plaid, striped
and plain silks, great variety
Black silk velvet. for capes and
mantillas. NIoire antique silk.
very good and very cheap.
Also, a full assortment of La,
dies and Children's Shoes, of all
kinds and prices - some great
bargains. Rubber Over Shoes,
some eetirely new styles, for sale
low at the Cash and Ready Pay
Store of COFFIN & PINNEY.
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BOSFKIGK 8 BEATTy,S.
FALL 4 WINTER ADVER'MENT.
q

GENTLEMKNtS HEAR,
Cloths black, brown aHd blue.
Cassimeres, black 'Ad 'AH'''
Satinetts, ''a't' mixed and ''1''
Kentucky Jeans, 'Apa''''
Fulled Cloths, '1''i''A' for P'H'''
Overcoat Cloth ''''isa' t'sd+ ::
Satin vestings, from 'a''ss'',:
Silk Velvet do, from ''O'o'
Fancy Silk do, fro" . % ''s:'''
Cheap Vesting, fro" '''''''''
Hosiery, for s'''''n'n -.
Gloves, silk buck and WOOL
Hats, wool and far'
Shirtings, plain 'H4 fancy
Boots, coarse and s''.
Shoes, mems 'a' ''''.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

CoURT OF COMMON PlEAs.-The Court
Of Common Pleas for this county will COM
mencs on Monday next. We understand
that large amount Of business will be dis
posed Of before the same.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

GET YOUR AMtRdTYpEs, and Pho.
VI tographs at Ford's Gallery of Art. They are
made there in style that few can equal and none
can excel. First Premium afri.d ID at the county
place.
December 24-2w.
T E ROY's patent RIncksmi,h's Drills juss
| 4 raoa;vad ~ u r. pfruAPnSON;c
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

ce-pAA4iisIRsnlr.-our II neisSboars, Neg
srs. JoHN GILlIs and WILLIAM D. DURHAM,
have entered into partnership for the car
Tying on Of the Boot and Shoe business.
They are both COCA workmen, and have
heretofore received large share Of patron
age, and we doubt not will still continue to
give their customers "berlect Ets."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

KIM FRUIT JARS Just received and for
eJUU sale cheap.by sTREATOR. DAILY & 90. 4,
Ehalersviile, SeptamDeT 10, 1t57 ass3ss a2s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

THAsKs.-Hon. GEORGE r. AsnMuS and
SAMUEL w. GILsoS, Esd, will accept our
thanks for valuable Legislative documents.
Hon. GEORGE e. PueH has also placed Us
under obligations for Congressional docu.
irnents.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

SELLING OFF AT Cosr.-Our readers will
observe. by an advertisement in to-day :
paper, that Messrs. !. e. ]. VAEcE, intend
disposing Of their large and well selected
stock of Furniture at cost. Persons in
Want Of any thing in their line, should give
them call. .., ..... s....
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

The LECTURE or MR. CAEsrEx-Th
lecture Of Rev. ERAsTus CHESTER, Of New
ton Fulis,.On Friday evening last, was, in
the opinion Of minority OF his hearers,
decided failure. He has a miserable voice,
and an awkward manner of expressing his
idess. which Of themselves ara iria suticieh, to
eepdemn him in this age Of progress.
DAy,D VEooMAx, Esq., will lecture before
the Iyceum on Friday evening the 5th ias,
Tubject--"Chna aEd the Chinese"
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T..E-u 2 IT. !!

n ENT'S Fur Gloves and Mufffers, Ladies'
" cloth and kid Gauntets, und Ladies' Gloves OF
every description, at Poe & Bios.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL ANDPERsoNAL.

go All persons indebted TO
the Portage Sentinel office, for
subscription, advertising, or Job
work, prior to January l, 1858.
are requested to make immediate
payment, as it is necessary that
the books Of the late firm of Hart
s. SomervilIe should be balanced
without delay-und they mast.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
FROM KANSAS.

lAwRE>Cr, Feb. ..
Via Boonvilc Feb. 18th.
The House has almost unanimously passed
hill declaring any cndcayor TO put the
lccompton Constitution in force TO hc a
felony punishable with death
The Constitutional Convention hill las
passed.
81. Lots, Feb. II.
The Kansas correspondent of the Ledger
says that Gov. Denver will probably veto all
the Acts of special legislation of the Terrific
rial Legislature. 1t is stated hy the friends
% the Bill providing for another Constitu-
t'mal Convention, that they have sufficient
friends to carry it over the Governors veto.
From several accounts, the difficulty at
'"r' scott appears to I've Of private charar.
ter.
81 Lots, Feb IL.
l1tor advice from Kansas state that a lar-
t. If Lance mon had visited Wcstport, Mo,
~ search f,r Nr nauGrth, a member of the
J. compton Convention. The Mssourians
Uade no resistance. \ skirmi>h is said to
hlvc occurred at Fort Scott, hut no rarticu-
lars are given. Gov. Denver had refused to
send the troops there.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
BOSTON MARKET.
BosToN, Wednesday, February Il. |


FLOUR,-Thc market is stoa1y with fair de-
mnnd Sales Of Western superiino at 81 ,2jai so ;
fancy Si,jOai,65 extra Sj,75a7, 2j per Dbl
GRAIN.-Corn is firm aud prices are tending
upwards. Sales Of yellow at 7Oa72c per bushcl. NO
white offering Oats are in steady demand. Sales Of
Northern and Canada at re per bushcl. Rye is
selling at 7jc per bushe
PROVISIONS.-Thcrch has been iar demand
for Pork at steady prices. sales of prime at Sl3a-
l3,j0ali ; mess SIG, j0al7 clear and extra clear
Slsals, 50pcr bbl,cash and mos Beef is in modcr-
mt, demand. Sales Of Western mess and extra mess at
FALL, 80 Per bbl cash and mos Lard is in 'teady
demand. sales in bhls. at l0c cash kegs LA
Pc per b., cash. Hams selling at l-2cn lOc
cash There is no change in butter sales Of good
and choice Of Vermont and New York State at
lsalac, and for common and fair Pal Ice per
III. Cheese is in better demand, but with out
change in prices Sales Of good nj 2ca sc per ID
WO0L.-Thcrc has been good demand for do
nestle at steady prices Saxony hccccs, iOai2c
Am. full blood, 35aiOc - and 81 blood 3Oa37c;
Common to IL blood 27n3oc Pulled, extra, 33a.
ioc do. supcrfne, 27a35c do. No. |, ?2a3oc do.
No. ., l5a70c do. No. ;. lOa2tc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Il.
Tho Empire City arrived up at a late hour
last night. She left Havana on the 9th
From Peru we have further accounts Of
the arrest Of Mr.. Lamar on a charge of con
spring to bring in Americans with arms to
Peru for the purpose of fighting for cx-Pres-
dent Echeniquc. 1t was thought Lamar
would be shot, Affairs between the Gov
eminent and Nivanco were without particular
change. There had been destructive fire
at Valparaiso, involving loss of one million
dollars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
lt W ! V
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILIS,.--THEU IG


and cnvied celebrity which this pro-emncnt mcdi-
cine has acquired for its invarablo eff cacy in al
the diseases which it processes to cure, has render
cd tho usual practice of ostcntatious putting not
only unnecessary but unworthy of them. They
are known by their fruits; their good works testi-
fy for them, and they thrive not by tho faith of
tho credulous In nil cases Of costveness, dyspcp-
sa, bilious and liver Affections piles, rheumatism,
feyors and agucs, obstinate head aches, and all
general arrangements Of health these Pills have
invariably proved certain and speedy remedy
single trial will place tho Life Pills beyond tho
frcach of competition in the estimation of every
patient
DR.. Mofat's Phoenix Bittcrs will DO found equal
~ cficacous in all Of nervous debility dys.
pcpsia head ache, the sickness ncidcn, to females
in delicate health, and every kind Of weakness of
the digestive organs. For snlo by DR. W. b. MOF-
FAT 53j Broadway, and by Medicine Dealers and
Druggists generally throughout the country
Jan. u. r A. PECK, Agent. Win.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, Feb

New ORLEANS, Feb 10.
The Tennessee brings Vera Cruz dates Of
III" eth On the DIST Comonfort abandoned
iy his troops, left the City of Mexico, when
the Pronuncialos entered the place and
named council of notablcs as the head
Of the Government Pucba, Touca and
other points have acknowledged the Govern
ment, which has been organized, and nomn-
atc1 its Ministers. They, however, up to the
7th had not single fort and were depend
ing upon the clergy for support.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
LITERARY AND THEOLOGICAL

GNSTlTI TON, Fairfax, Vermont THE Board r
Instruction consist, Of Ten Professors and Teachers
Rev. T.. y. Smith u. D., President Miss Susan
Of | weeks each, commence Feb. II, May ),
Aug Is, Nov. 10, lSjs.
The Male Department is designed mare especially
for those who need q of instruction more ox-
tended than that of the common Academy, and less
than the College The of study in the
Female Department is az thorough and extensive as
in any of the Female Colleges. Expenses per year
of g weeks, vary according to accommodations and
studies from Sst to $50.
:. l.. ELLIOTT
iuu2Id& WOW Cor. sec. mud Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19
HEAVY DEFtIG CATION.

ST. LOUIs, Feb. -.
Recent Developments show George Smisor
lato Collector Of St. Louis county, to be a
defaulter to the amount of l6O thousand dol
lars
Mossrs McLcary, sherrard and Marshall
Governor elect Of Kansas, arrived here last
evening, from Kansas, hut they bring no
news.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-19

w the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chtteuden, Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Josiah Potter late Of
Essex, in said district, deceased, represented
lnsolyont, and also all claims and demand, exhibit
ted in Offset thereto; and siN months from the day
Of the date hereof being llowcd by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that will attend to the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of II. ". Potter in Essex,
in said District, on the last Tuesdays of March and
July next at o'clock p. NJ, each of said days.
Dated th, 18th day of January, \. u. ISIS.
WARREN BRIGHAM ! r....;.-
GEORGE GATES. commissioners
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE.

rNllE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the Real
L Estate lately owned by Marcus Hull of lines
burgh, consisting of Dwelling House, Store, Shoe
Shop, and out buildings, with five acres Of land,
A GRIST MILL.
two dwelling houses, and out buildings, with one
aero Of land.
Also, ono planning machine, ono barrel heading
machine and number of circular saws with
frames. Tho Grist Mill is in good repair and do.
ing good custom business.
The above property will be sold AT AUCTION,
on the premises, on the Sd day Of April next, I'M
less previously sold at private sale.
CHARLES II. WEAD, Assignee.
Ilincshnrgh Fob. L. lshh. w1iwG.
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NOTICE.

" ERMONT CENTRAL RAIL ROAD BONDS.
' The undersigned holders of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Vermont Central Railroad Company,
to the amount, in the aggregate of more than Fifty
Thousand dollars, hereby give notice that meet
ing of the bondholders creditors for the security
of whose claims the Trustees in the possession of
said Railroad and property hold the same in trust,
will be held at Webb's Hotel, in Mortified, in the
State Of Vermont on FRIDAY, the twenty-sixth
day of February next, at seven o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating Trustees, and acting
under the law passed by the Legislature of Yer
mont, Nov. TO- 1857, entitled "An Act in relation
to Trustees Of Railroads
ENOS COLLINS,
By George VI. Barnard, Attorney,
CHARLES f. AYLWIN,
II, H. HUNNEWELL,
LOTHIAN BUSH
JAMES HUNNEWELL.
r. c. HOOPER,
GARDNER BREWER,
CHARLES MIXTER,
h. HOMER DIXON,
y, APPLETON,
WIN. II. SUMNER.
WIN. APPLETON,
SlLAS PIERCE,
HENRY RICE,
January q, 1855 w32wi
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MOTHERS! MOTHERs,, Mother.

An Old Nurse for Children.-Don't fail to procure
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
Tcething. 1t has no equal on Earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of
tecthing without the aid of this invaluable prcpa-
ration. If life and health can be esteemed by dol
lars and cents, it is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup arc sold every year in the United States.
Price only % cents Bottle.
Sold by A. C. Spear.
May II, 1851 ddwly
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FIRE ONBLACKWELL's ISLAND,

NEW YORK, Feb. ID.
The Penitcntiary Hospital on Blackwclls
Island was totally destroyed by fire this
morning, The six hundred inmates were all
rescued, though in the panic it was accom-
plished with difficulty. The loss is upwards
Of $50 900