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

OrOur billingsgate neighbor Of the Ga
zette accuses US Of quackery, because we pub
lish DR.. Ayers advertisements. Now, this
same editor knows the Pharmacopeia itsell
il not more free from the suspicion Of quack.
cry than his medicines. He knows they
are endorsed by the medicals journals Of this
country, are used and prescribed by our bsst
physicians, and have the commendatiop o.
professors and eminent men Of character
too exhalted for his comprehension, and HI
knows too that they have done and are doing
in this com immunity an amount Of good which
the utmost stretch Of bis ability can nevel
hope to equal--Bsrks Co. Press, Reading
DE- -t .st-e45.f ,tt3f33 ~ t'sH aAa8A
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Legal Notice.


TOHN w. WALKER, and Sally Walk
O or, of the State of Illinois, and Thomas sherman,
of Iowa, are hereby notified that on the 18th day OF
July, A. D. 1858, Frederick Woodbrdge fled his Pc
tlion in the Court Of Common Pleas of The county
of Portage and state of Ohio, which Is still pending
therein, against them and Lewis NJ Sherman, John
w. Sherman, Caroline Sherman. Sarah I. Sherman,
Aaron NJ. Sherman in his own right and as Admins.
traitor de bOniS of Caleb Sherman, deceased nd
Amos Benedict, charging amongst other things, that
on tue LIST day of May, 1855, Caleb Sherman, since
deceased, executed to said plaintiff his three several
ry notes of that date for the oil 1881, each
each payable on or before the 1st days of May 1883
1859 ana 1861, respectively, with annual interest,
and that Oh the day, the said Caleb Sherman
and Sally, Sherman, his wlfc, for the purpose OF
securing the payment OF said notes, executed and de-
vered 10 the said plaintiff mortgage ofcerain lands
and tenements situate nd being parts ofots No. and
8, in the township of franklin, county Of Portage
tion and that there is now due OF principal and la
terest on said notes the sum OF $52O,4S and the
interest thereon from May l, 1e5S.
The petition further alleges that sometime during
tho year 1856 the said Caleb Sherman died, without
issue and leaving sally Sherman, his widow, who
has since nermarried with the said John W. Walker;
that the said Sally Sherman subsequently sold her
interest in said premises to the said Lewis NJ Sher.
man, Caroline Sherman, Sarah i. Sherman, John
w. Sherman, Aaron NJ. Sherman and Thomas Sher-
ma n the brothers aud sisters of said intesate, who
have since contracted to sell said premises to the
said Amos Benedict, who is now in possession
| thereof, and asks q judgment against the said
Aaron NJ as 80 oO"e HV"t
of said Caleb Sherman, deceased, for said sum OF
$500 As and interest from the lst day of May 1858,
and in default of the payment thereof within rea-
sonable time, that said mortgage premises be sold to
nay the same and for such other relief in the premi-
ses as may seem just and equitable.
The said John w. Walker, Sally Walker, and
Thomas Sherman are further notified that they are
required to answer said petition or before the 18th
day Of September, ID. 1855, or the same will be ia
ken as to them as confessed.
J. l.. g. H. c. RANNEY,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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VIII be In attendance as follows:
RAVENNA Prentiss House, Thursday and Fri

VIII be In attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday ana Friday,
forenoon, Sep. 10 and II.
Akron, Empire House, "Wednesday, Sep. Is.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. ~ and 30:
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous;
ness Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague ana
Fever Fits Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can"
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both externaland internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within REACH IN no case arc mineral or oth'
er posOnS employed, nor does ne make s'c6 70 maze
ueil, or tear down to build up again. Tho medicines
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, ana
patients may remain al home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputable
evidence Of which can always be furnished. lnVa-
lids however reduced or despairing are invited 70
call, and may be assured that no encouragement WIN
be given or expense incurfed without correspond
Ing pfOSp''' 0' sGRoFGLA ssSSc1stGi CURED.
Fremont, Sandusky Co., May, 1888.
DR.. TuDBs-DsGr Sir: Hoping to assist you in
the good work you are doing, and at the same ume
to cheer and benefit desponding invaEds, give me
facts OF my wiie's case. In 1859 she frat noticed
swelling OH the side of her neck. We promptly re-
stored 70 treatment, but its growth was not arrested
| Other means were tried repeatedly and almost un,
ceasngly, but without avail us the size Increased
until March, 1855, when II projected beyond the face
constituting u deformity. Having given the Des'
physicians in the county nearly three years. trial,
and all this time becoming worse, she was entirety
discouraged, and it was only by the persuasion o.
| friends that she called You at this time. Ahel
taking your remedies three or four months, change
| was noticeable, which went on until the tuner wai
entirely removed, and her general health fully re-
sto red. For two years past her health has been ex
cellent, and not symptom OF scroiala mannes'ee
itself. Yours, with muoh Iesbectt
HENRY Z. SHIVELRY.
| ANOTHER.-.Wiss Martha Eaton (now MIS-
BrightO Of New sewicley,:: Beaver Co., Peas
very similar to the above-was cured several year
ago. Has since married, but not q trace OF the dls
is dscoverable upon herself or child. both On
loving Hne health. III
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TO InVaIids.

IF YOU HAVE the Asthms, Phthsic,
i or Consumpton;
IL YOU HAVE the Liver Complaint or Dyspep.
sia
IL YOU HAVE the Gravel or Kidney Complaint;
IF YOU HAVE the Diabetes or Diarrhoea
If YOU HAVE the Weakness peculiar to Fe-
males;
If YOU HAVE the Skin Disease or BIotches;
IT YOU HAVE the Scrofula or Salt Rheum;
IL YOU HAVE the Neuralgia or St. Vitus's
DanceJ
If YoU HAVE the Piles or Costive Habit;
If YOU HAVE the Erysipelas or Inflammation;
If YOU HAVE the Chill Fever or Ague;
IF YOU 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
the system without any Of those pains and aches
which follow the of Mercury. II so, call on DR..
SNYDER, over Dr.. Swifls' Drug Store, RaVenna, o.
AuouEt o6 I452-3m,
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Resolved, That the future Congressional
Conventions Of this District be held in the
several county seats Of the respective coun.
ties, commencing in alphabetical order.
ResOlved, That the proceedings Of this
Convention, signed by the officers, be pub
iished in the Stark Co. Democrat, Summit
Democracy, and Portage Sentinel.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sins die.
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O. 1t is admitted by all good
judges that
-. u. DAY
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 a
little more than poor ones. But
he wants it distinctly understood
that he can and will sell for
r E A D Y P A Y,
the best quality Of Goods as cheap
Or cheaper than any other con-
cern in Portage county, for proof
of which he asks all in want Of
good Goods to call and examine.
H. L. DAY.
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10 all whom it may Concern

10 all whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given that ut the next
IN term of the Court Of Common Pleas of the coun-
ty Of Portage and State of Ohio, Carssa Robinson
and Alfred Robinson, her husband, in her behalf will
apply TO said court for the redemption Of certain
tract parcel of land sold for taxes, ut the tax sale
on the l2th and 18th days of December, A. d., 1926,
by the Auditor Of Portage county to John Campbell,
for the sun of n cents and mills, which tract or
parcel Of land at the sale thereof, was described as
follows on the Tax Duplicate, TO wit:
Beard, Clarrissa; k.,'; T., s. Lot 10; Part. part
Acres, 50; Value including buildings, lU3 State Tax
20 6; County Tax, 1875 School Tax, Us 2; Total Tax
81 O--Tax ofIs Sold 10 John Campell for -
And in the record Of Sales for Taxes, at that time,
as follows, viz:
Residents propretors, Beard Clarissa; R. 7; T., 5;
Lot 10; PraCt, Part; Part Of Lot or Tract,7 Atres
aud rates delinquent, Cd, 3d. 59 Tax interest and in
terest penalties, 72; Years for which tax interest
and penalty due, 1926; Acres sold, SO; 10 whom
sold, John Campbell. Certificate assigned to Seth
Harmon, and decided to him by order of Court, July
18th, 1880.
Said land being in tho township Of Hiram, In said
county. Dated this 18th day OF August, 1858.
CLARlSSA ROBINSON,
ALFRED ROBINSON,
Aug l9-6w* By Phelps Il Thrasher, their Attys.
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LATE5T
AND
C H EAPES T J.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offer
VI cd at the
STONE STORE,
to all who wish to select from large and elegant
sortnent OF Dry Goods, bought At great reduction
from spring prices and WILDE ssld cheaper than at
any other establishment on the Western Reserve
Great bargains are offered In
DRESS GOODS.
which consist in part of
Challes and Chalh Robes,
Printed Lawns and Lawn Robes,
Bereges, (Hgured and plainD
Tissues, OTgandie Robes,
Lucknow Plsds, swiss Null,
French Jaeoneis, Summer Dueals,
Gingham Robes, Figured Rrilliants,
French Plaid and Brocade Ducals,
Ofgande Robes q Qulle.
| Grape and Silk Maretz,
Plain and Plaid Debege,
Poi de Cheue, Chambrays,
Fiounced Robes, French,
| English and American
Prints, etc., etc., etc,
SILKS / SlLKSlI
A beautiful assortment Of. Black and Fancy Silks,
cheaper than the cheapest.
SHAWLS!
A large and varied stock Of Tibet,
| Pompadour Berege,
.t- Cashmere, Stella,
| Broche, Silk, etc.
selling very low.
WHITE GOODS
comprising in part
Brilliants, MarSeiIles,
| Jaconets, swiss Null,
| Book Muslin, Bishop Lawn,
| Victoria Lawn, Cambrics,
Dimhy, s-4 Linen Damask.
| Curtain Drapery, Huckabuck,
Toilet; MnrseiIles and diaper,
| Turkish Quilts, Corsets,
| etc., etc., etc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
A large stock, just received, of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts,
Tweeds, Cashmareus, Kentucky Jeans,
Linen Duck, Check Marseilles, Brown Linen,
| etc., etc., etc.
All the latest and most improved styles of Expan-
sion, Corded and Skeleton Skirts,
CLOTHING.
Our stock is large and comprises all the latest and
most fash enable styles of
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
of Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca, Linen, Marseil
les, Pin Dot Linen, Duck, Cottonade, Italian Cloth,
Grenadine, Satin, Velvet, Plush, Fancy Silk and
Moire Antique, and our prices arc go low that we
can beat either jews or GENTILEs selling Clothing.
HATS AND CAPS.
We have large stock of Hats and Caps, compris-
ing almost all kinds of desirable styles, and for sale
cheaper than the cheapest.
Ali persons wishing to purchaae anything in the
line of Dry Goods, Groceries, CrockeIy, Boots and
Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps, or Glassware, are
respectfully in Vited to give call at the STONE
STORE ofthe RAVENNA GLASS COMPANY.
| June "a, 1S56-2c
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OWen OWen,s Estata.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
1y scriber has been appointed and qualified as ad.
Paris, Portage county, Ohio, deceased. Dated this
Goth Of August, 1858. LUTHER l.. BROWN.
August %, l65S-3w.
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Agricultural A Fair.

Agricultural Fair.
THE FAIR of the Agricultural Society
/ of Deerheld, will be held ON Saturday, the 18th
of September. speaker will be procured 10 ad
dress tho Society on the occasion. We hope each
member viii DO in attendance at the next meeting
oil the society on the lst Saturday Of September next.
BY order of
JOHN WEBER,
CHAS. PARAAM,
Aug. 10, 1858 Managers.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY--Goinx North via Railroad
Depart at las p. N. Mail close al l,l5, r. NJ
DAlLY-CSoiug south via Railroad.
= Depart at i,4S, r. N. Mall close at.l Us, P. M.
Arrive By la, M. Depart at 800, P. M. Mail
close st l.30, p. NJ.
TRIW EkKLY-NeWton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday al
-, NJ. Depart same days at 800, p. N. Mail
close at !, 80, Pm.
eRMl-WEEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p. N
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 9, A. N
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EpINBURe AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
The annual Fair of the Edinburg Agri.
cultural Association will be held on Tues.
day next, the l4th inst. Hon. o. P. BRowN
is expected to deliver an address appropriate
to the occasion. We understand that pre-
parations are being made for an extensive
display. .g
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion met at Uniontown on the 9TH inst, and
from the seven gentlemen who were anxious
and willing to represent that party in the
next Congress, selected SIDNEY EDGERToN
of Summit, on the twenty. fourth ballot.
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.-Al large assort-
IL ment, building Window Glass, all sizes, cheaps
at F.A. CURTIS & Co.
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RUTTER!-2O,0 900 pounds Of Butter vent
- ed, for which the highest market price will be
paid by STREAToR, DAILY & CO.
ShalersviLle, September 10, lS57.
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w ANTED at JONES' Cash and Ready
W Pay Store, in exchange for Goods, Butter,
Eggs, Dried apples, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Feathers,
Rags, etc. October % 1887.
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New GooDs. BY advertisement in an.
other column, it will be seen that the Goss
BROTHERS, Of Edinburg, have received their
first invoice of Fall goods. Our patrons in
that neighborhood say the GossEs can't be
beat for cheapness and fair, dealing.
The firms of COFFIN g. PINNEY and BosT-
WICK & BEATTY are also in receipt Of New
Goods, to which we invite the inspection ol
our readers.
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sPosT OFFIcE AT RAvENEA-
-oPEN at 80, A. N. CLOSE at P. NJ. Daily
: Sundays excepted. R. .A.GILLETTE, P. M.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBES.

Ravenna, O., July %, ls5e-6w.
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ATLANTIC g. GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
1t is stated, on what is supposed to be re.
liable authority, that Mr.. DooLlTTLE has
succeeded in making such negotiations in
England, as will enable the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroid Company to prose-
cute their work vigorously. Bonds TO the
amount Of $3,OOO,oOo have been sold, and
if the statement proves correct, which we
have no reason to doubt, the rails will be laid
10 few months.
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to, its proposed constitution shall have been
submitted to and approved by vote OF the
people.
"ResolUed, That we have full and abiding
confidence in the ability, patriotism and ele-
waited purity of character of James Buchan'
an, the present Chief Magistrate Of the Uni,
ted States and in bis wisdom and experience,
to administer our National affairs.
"Resolued, That we congratulate the coun
try upon the recent settlement, by the pre-
sent democratic administration, of the pre-.
tended right of Great Britain to search OF
visit our merchant vessels on the high seas
in time OF peace-thus adjusting contro'
versy which had remained unsettled from
the formation of our government, and which
has already cost US one foreign war.
"Resolued, That the Legislative enact
ments of the last Democratic General As
sembly of Ohio, were eminently wise ant
judicious, and calculated to promote the bes
interests Of the State and the prosperity o
the people and we ore unalterably oppos
ed TO negro suffrage and negro equality
without reference to shade or proportion o
African blood, and call upon the Legislature
to take such immediate measures as will en-
able the people Of Ohio, to effectually over
come the effort now being made, whethe
through the Judiciary or otherwise, to estab
lisk such suffrage and equality 1s the polio
OF the State.
"Resolved. That we approve and endors
the law as expounded by the recent dec
sion Of The Supreme Cuort of Ohio, requiI
ing the imposition Of equas taxes upon th
banking property il the State with that {
individuals"
Resolved, That we will give to our nom
nee for Congress, John L. Ranny, Esq
our zealous and undivided support, and ths
we will labor with all our might to redeeI
the 18th Congressional District from th
dominion Of Black Republicanism,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-12

DAILY UNIOM PA YER MEETING.
For bssiass nea and osAsss, every naorsiax, sun.
dAys sassptst,jin " Hail over Riess Hardware
Store, corner Fourth and Main -at. from to n.
CONE ComEll OMEiii
LET Hin rzAf nsARsrH sAy CONS.
II Is the last dispsnsation Of the Spirit; The
closing exhortAtion Of the Bible: Let him that
legged a.siis q, where yos have heard sse joyiul
sound, Say, every man 10 his neighbor, cokx--coms
and Sc what God 10 doing come and witness tho
trumphs Of grace; come and hear, and your soul
shall live.
/. The invitation 10 easy it require, no learn
ing nor eioquence-it Ia only. Coxx.
q II will discharge IN obligation resting upon
all TO those sro.nd them. You may not selhshly
enjoy these privileges. You must bring others,
that they may also be pArtskers Of them.
,. II aaAaet he withoat sAseA Thosgh thsy
pat their AaSers In their esrs and will not hsArk.
en-, yet you will have made Judgement in the can-
science and the heart, which they cannot shake off,
They cannot ssy, Ihave not bsos invitsd, 1 feel
no responsibility.
4 Say, Coss, and you fulnli the great mission
Of the Christian, which isto be useful. You will
cassc them 10 reflect. You may convert sinner
from tAs srror Of bis ways, and savs : soul from
death. 81
speAkable, for time and eternity. Oh the JOY Of
leading souls TO Christ What : meeting II will
be in heaven, whom saved spirit shall say 10 an
other, you said 10 me. Conk, and won't and found
salvation.
Readers To-day is yours, tomorrow Is uncsr-
tain but IL IL dAwns npon you, say to all around
you, Cons. Parent. Say to your child, ConE.--
Man Of business, say to those in your employ,
ConE. Young man say to your friends and coI-
psnions. CoHs. Citizens say TO tbs strasger,
Cons. thristisn 80 ont into the streets and al
legs, and say 10 the poor, and the blind, and the
halt, CoxH AID WELCOME. There Is room for all.
Now IL the accepted time, nov u the day Of saliva
ton. the joyful sound. Conk let him that
Is sthit come and taxa Of the water Of life freely
GEO. G. LEE,
HR REEDER,
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
mch2Td Executive Committee.
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90 NJ M + RCIAL.

DAILY GATE cIrr orrIcE,
Ksokuk, May 10Th.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family tfail
wheat 81 90 = bbI.; Extra superhne tspring
-shsst - %; superGne 1sse. Gate City Extra,
ss7sper Dbl. second quality, O. 90 y bbl.--
Country Hour, 81 s7P sack. Quincy, ~ % to
~ rs. Graham, Tall whsat) - 90 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, Soc per ice.
coRN--ReAdy sale At 2Oc to 2Sc.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities n
Soc to Use.
wHEAT-Littls fall what 70 be had SOC
will be paid for good srtisas. Spring 80 10 Sc
for choos poor grades 4s V Soc In good currency.
OATs-In request u - TO 10.
kYE--3Se to zoe little coming in
POrArOks-dood supply; selling at 20 70 SOC.
GROCERIES-N. o. sagaYfsir 72ts sa.prins 81
70 o. choiee ~ clarified 10 to loi crushed ssd loaf
I3ts 1871. MolAsses-Plantation 20 to AZ, o. II. ~
to As, Golden Syrup, 10 to 600. Coaes-Rio la.
70 l2i. Java is 70 isc. Kios 8 to SIC.
s0AP-PAln SIC, Family &c.
CANDLES-Star ~ 10 q, stsArine III. Mould
Ito 17l.
LAkD-FAir supply, Sc TO %.
BUTTER--RAthsr scarce. Choies Is 70 I7c.
HIDES-Dry Ice; green, ~ tose.
HAY-Prairie from - to 81. Timothy, 81
10 $H. Hungarian, elf to Z. II.
sEEDS.-HungariAn Grass. 80 tptl %; Tim
otAy,3i 80 TO It's.
6UNDRIEs-onions, 30 to1 10; Eggs, 81 TO &c;
Feathers, Sic to 4oc; White Beans, t0c TO IS.
YRuIT-fair supply. Green apples, choice, 81
80 to IS. Dried apples. ~ 80 10 81 % per bushei
Dried peaches, q Is to s. So Raisins, - Toto
1 90.
PHOyISIONS--Msss PORK $l4 % to 81 ,Shosld-
sfs 81. Sides s, Hams I -
BEEF--2i TO II gross 4ie to- per qusrt<
h00S--DressedA to5.
EHEEP--t2 to - y head.
sALT--G. A., 81 Is to 81 80 ! Ksnauha, 3 Is
KxcsAnaE.-0n New York for currency per
cent; for gold Z per cent. st. Louis per cent.
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Kas.sGsOs,s.

kIs.sGG0Oa.
F,.s.. ' ss;.s diian.4 Apostles.
> . . 6 8
II Thss1ssia, q tls Asf3| s Il Ssish.
MetheAlst Family MaaSal,
frinesPle. aad prsstiess u Bsptisss. y Way.
Sacred Scenes and Chasactsss,
The Dairy mans Daughter,
Shepherd Of salisbury Plain,
Bibl Manual, BY Everett;
McTrainsa' Sermons,
Lorcn,o Dow.s works,
Chain OF Sacred WandsrS.
cunmings Scripture Reading. embracing
Mathew, Mark, Luke and John, Exodus,
Levitieus, Genesis.
Cummings Minor WORKS,
Cummings Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices Of tho Night,
Cummings Voices Of the Day,
Cummings Voices Of the Deed.
Cummings Benedictions 81 the Blessed Life.
Cumming Church Before thu Rlsod,
Cummings Lectarss on Roe
Cummings Daily Life.
Conant's Nhnndcr ON John -
Ccnant'a on Philipisas asa James.
shsistlan n0Iol AID Individual;
hAiiam 'flxSy The Morning Prayer;
Mrs Marsh1s H1s0lsgDr The Shser(oId n he
Waters; a.s1r
Thoughts tsReip and Cheer lste vses.
GrsAt Prophscy;
Barnes Notes H9brasine Jausj. j. - IaAr
and Jade, Kphssians, Phillpiaas ~
Colossians, Thsssalsnians, Timcthy. Tftna.
Philemon, Book u RsvsIatisa, kpIstls .
the Hebrews, Epistlss = ths Re1ans. ~
Gospels os ysaiAh. Job, Danisi. -.
Rainbow Around the IonA.
For sale Mt Eastern Catale9ae pYgeoe. -
OGDEN, nRONNRLL : 8 lk1
April z3, SD Nfain sad "a A.
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New Jersey lsanks.

New Jersey Banks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected by
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par jersey Banks and the places Of
redemption:
STAIR or NEW JERSEY.
Bank q Jersey City, jersey City; Ocean Bank.
Bank OF New jersey; Continental Bank.
Central Bank Of New jersey uirhtovn. Il and
upj Manhattan Bank.
Beividers Bank, Bslvidsrs,s IS and up; Metropolis
CITY Bank. Perth Amboy; Inpoztsrs' and Ira
Clinton Bank Of New jersey, American IL
f.lnsn Bank q Vantage, s. sp, Merchant.
Fsrnsrs' aad Msohaniss' Bank. nlaal..ov,
Point Bank Of the Commonwealth.
fssnsn' Asshanies' Bank Of Railway, Metre
Freehold nankiag o.; Manhsttaa Bank.
Amer. kxshanss BAAk.
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Hantsrdon O.. DAAk, Hssminrt ou, 81 IN, Rank
Of the Commonwealth,
hudson @. Bank, los and up; Shoe and Lssshss
MssAenios BaaL, Newark 50 asd up; MssAa..
lM Hank.
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n.werk City Bank. Nsvarh, s. : sp, csasiasst-
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