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O.. HOHTER

INVITE lronstons DiAing, To- and Toilet
w Ware, Vt new and bean tiful ahspss, for sale
- $50 % ptsosO 70 snit pufchasers ~
LINE dssorstsd China Vases, Colcsnsa, match
- Boxes, Candlsstieks, Card Basksts. tnhs, Motto
C.ps md gsassrs, etc., in great variety, and for
a;s i oxI ~ aEo. FOSTER.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of The
the City Of Ksokak, Lee county and state 81 Iowa.
wAose Names are nsntioned, and All others inter.
ested that = special tax has been assssssd snd
levied on said lots, By the City Council Of aid
street, 10 front Of said lots, q desienate1 n
the above list, and unless payment s. nads
Of the taxes 70 visd and Also al otsta befor. ~
7@th day af April, A. D. 1855, tAA said lots. q
% much thereof asshall be nsesssax % iisehares
said TAX and costs. will be sold On the Az afors
said, ~ the Mayor = efhce In said city, Setvess
the honrs Of o'clock :. m and sscioek :. e.
c. @. eTBVyNE.
April :. lS6S-dtd
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3ee 4 6his Do d. |
- 10 raj kegs do Dc
- bbis Bsleher HelA-)
en- syrup,
IS 1 bills DO do
ltlogai kegs do |
- Ibis Sweet Cider,
- hes Cotton YaSn,
50 halss Bassins,
SO bgs g. A. 81
9eeo bgs daily Ae5S
~ dos cans c.
tiers,
- dos caua 60 Pie
Fruit,
- dozens fresh Peach :
nj e.
Odos eAnsfrsshStrAw :
berries.
oxhQuAft ana 1 ga
lon Pickles,
- bxs Tomato Catsup,
. bxs Pepper sauce.
lee kgs super esrb scds'
20 ckssods Saleratas,
lee bxs BAbbstt's sale
ratusin lbpapers,
loo bxsBs 4l0 Class,
Is hxs 10 b<l2 do
~ bxs lose IA, l0@ 10,
lopt ls, l0se ~, and
lAls glass,
Ne bxs prime new Raj
sins,
SEQ dsunsnou Pigs,
! sass Cit
] eask ~ - ,
A largee y
AAAo O~
be dos Hemp - La
Ailla bed cords,
\ balss Cotton Twins
. DO Hemp do
- dos Preston 1 Msr.
rill'sYeast Powder
Al
~ 1uns Of assorted
Bar and Bundl,
$50 1ron,
llaeksunitA Bellows
Drouss- hole Anvils
Amefican do
tans genuine Grimm
heEse Nails-dirsci
1nportation--7,8,s
0Asks Bright Log
Chai1s, \
All 81 which Will ~
tates ~
1a6h -
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<x n0blo 0ixpeneo.ss
"a Al z = ~ Spring And summerstocl
u 0t601, Hats and Bonnsts, Boots and
lnees, crseEsry Wars, TO-, dissstfron the Eastern
u9e9sDAisA eonprises An sxtsnsive variety ~ al
kftnsnts. Ny stock will compare lMeoN
aSlyW any In the city in point Of variety and
quality and ills we'll known thu tths pfisss
ase ~ rlSAf.
~ Dress Goods, I have silks, Tissues, DareG@S
11W1g, Barge Dslaines, Challiss, Poplins, YaloS
dM fIniAs, Dsbaise, Arrsn einss, Lawn 49,
04lai&as aesds ,tenyysro M snsG1ie ,AlA1nhe1
81 lses drilf6y 9lekings print1 - W. ssS
- ksn Goods 4ggall kiAdew011o Nm1
oGo ats wAtteA9A browns 80 ~ ~,
ma1 HDaxtaue 1he, Irish linen, SroNnAo.
2N1S, black silk vsoettGos sss-
- 81 hAndkape1dsf1, hpeieq21
- 1sersveAs,e saisra - -
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"A Fail assortment Of these Justly selshratsd
IA saws sesstsntiy on hand at thesi Ign Of the
apY39dAv BTG ANVIL
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IN ri ~.

On Sunday, APRIL 25th, - o'clock p. m. after n
hours extreme suffering from accidental scajdine I,
Julia Viola ,yoangest daughter Of l.. G.. and Mary
Dobyns. aged three years, one month and twenty
three days.
April 27th, OF consumption, =. A. Whipplc ,agsd
% years. months and n days only child u a.
b. and II. Whipple.
Funeral this day, wednesday,, at O'Clock y.
r., 1t residences on johnson street, between ~
and 6th.
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EO8 Des Metnes ClsT ana -
i intern ediate handbags The steamer u
CLARA HINE, PArrHH, Master. Wifi
leave - above this aftcrnoon ct 1 otleak.
For Freight apply 70
CLEdHORN, TAYLOR : CO.,
April 38-lt T.evao
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DI0SOaUTlOn.
April 2s-lt

fIsHE co-psrtncrship hsrstofors existing between
l the Subscribers, nndor the pans ~ IN n
Pafnsis Campbell, II this day dissolved b -
tsal eonssut. ]. Parmsls will eontinas e -
business, and will sstsis al accounts u tn lAts
Arm and al dsbts due Il must bs paid to hin.
J. PARAELE.
April -, 1883. A.CAAPBRLL.
ali indebted 70 said firm win please an AnA 1sks
\ kEcEIrs II FULL for their seeounts, and ohHee
apr3Sd .PARAR[R.
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TlsHk partnership heretofore existing bstwsa
and Grocery badness, Was dissolved ~ mutrsl
sons&nt On The 33d day Of March, 1858. The busi.
ness viii be continued BY Munckton O., vho
alone authorised 10 ssttls the business II -
old firm. NUNCKTON co
April 3ed3ts
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pkuk - Des AOInssA Alnneoosa
Il AL r q AD.
~


Fdrtltttss lNcrsassd end Fass ksdseedi
CM 4 n q OF TIMEs
nN and after Monday, Nay srd, two daily
~ trains, saoh way, (ssndsys szseptsd,) willrsa
], z. i "A: '::v.. KrokuT !. q. o'clock ~.
i! j: i 81. l.:,.. sssrosspoKr i. a.. A..
Psssssss. Ter sio.s osy, cssasii s,.n, is Il
satsFn.aasss points. Will take tbs :. =. train.
e nsnssasDort viii Stages fsr III points
IN At4Ale - Wsstsen lows.
~ this arraaeensst residents along the lfns az
tns road vin 30 enaelsd y spsnd FIVE HOURS
IN K10KUK AAd rstsrn cane evening".
THROUGH TICKETS 10 81. Leris. Io.,,yi,..
oi,sissasi, ard ths East, nay y AsA u ths once
SA-1ass = low = the levsst.
8. DWIGHT xATON.
1sgineer aad superintendent.
SAM 4. BtAcg,
$50: 49, %, ..a a: liner. ss.s.as~ Ass.
- O0esin Kilbousne'o Diock.
Ksokak, April .. 'ss-dsv
KO1 RENT.
THAT SPACIOUS AND coNvxNIRNT DWHLL-
I ING HOUSE,,
CITUATRD - ~ sssasr of Msrs,n - rA,,a
> streets. 1z.stSi1S Il: iAxs. sso-s Se.a.. :
kitshm - bAta reon. There h Also : hid eta
be '4'''.'sss Cwz e IN; :lPlY = ,,,
apx3od4 Third &C., assr Hain.
1teck - aeaF1WAro Ter Ga11.
QklN0 asoat " maks change II ~ eAarest,r
~ q our bsstaess ~ Will a3ose ~ our ertire
seesk g hardware assoeh prices and o. sueA terns
= Vii .aks fr Ne aAvantass II Caspsstevs
AAd baiidsn - supply Themselves lor ~ eonins
ess 80 PLuhh1R co.
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By VAN SICKLEN 1 MILLS.

Greet AucaAom sale - wall Panor.
I'm WEDNESDAY Moraing, at % o'clock -
- viii ~, Ane rt-c>. w.! ys re- cs .hs go
desirable styles. II viii be sold "a lots 70 suit
purchasers. VAN 6iCKLEN : MILLS,
Apr1h11t Auctioneeee,
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"a ..sl to on. !
s. J. Kfnxv0op, ". H. FARxER,
w.P. II. Pnscs,
H. o'ccnoR, O. D. wocpEr,
Dss Moines, Jan. -, '5s. Committee.
YsunA Gusity ~ MurasE.
The Albis Republican, Of last week, con-
tains IN account Of the trial Of William
Hinkls for the murder Of his wife. The
murder was committed by administering
stsychniss two years ago at Bloomfield, Da-
Wis county, where the parties were residing,
and the case was taken 70 Appanoose ooun-
", where trial was had at the recent term
Of the Court, and the accused found guilty
Of murder.
While Mrs. Hinkle was still sick from the
s1scts Of confinement, Hinkle procured
stsyshnine from druggist, and some days
sitter, in the presence Of two or three per-
sons, made pleasant drink to relieve his
wife's thirst. After she had taken il he
made up drink By way Of blind, Of which
he drank and invited tho persons present to
taste and o. ~ agreeable it was. They
al sastsa = preparation without
any III - P Ainkle WAS seazed
with spssl10 "a few minutes. A
post mortsa q nation was held which led
TO the discovery Of stryehnins in the s.om-
och.
Hinkle will b. - ,aaon unless the case
.A.-aa \. 49, ..c...,
- M -.
UoualAs' 6uccrssoa. Since the recent
.e;or ~ -. Ao,hl..h..A.d r o.oyo.o r,on.
-. $500 100000
aNon OF ILLINOIS,, sne Puono sfe beginning
speculate - TO who will be The fortunate
nan 70 succeed Douglas in the Senate We
E.-. i. I. ......,,. .....a.a a.. 49,
=. Asseo'n va. un'.s w sn.'ie neP'oiloAn
vote OF the StAtn 6oe that position.
"A - -
- sNs so-u.y
eooeiasioo g. II OF the
= On ~ i on the
49, - -
4
80 re ~
E 49,. a.Sss3
S ~
neesn n ~ hAss, sAusN
D4D0tVE Ak0Hu
n. = our resent = g 81 The ISsi
a the Senate. "a al ma
rh;eoL M. Hsrlan. 4 a
sSrssIlent speech. 70 which feol-
15eeesss have even applied t6| = rest.n
Ir. Hsrlan i : most vorthy msmls ~ IN.
/ es.sta. s;nrulaylv unohtrus,vS For : rsan ~
h;s mer;ts. snd one vho never fa;ls 5000
- h;shcst AUTHORITARIAN aonIis f,;ends-s
Is enSsres r arAa1aI. - ks
- RAE IN
Co., I
ll szl S.l 4
in&t40 E 49, ouX 7
ess the
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and Brodslick, who are. still inclined against
the measure.
Hou1.z Late on Thursday night, by ths
eKsrtiona Of Douglas seA IIaskins, ca66us
was ~ Ihi1h deterninsd yssteeday's vote
on L epesition.
E sLssonptenitss wsnk ovsr to
Ibilsans gain MaysnI \ and
~ 6uth Americana, and -
MN And Shorter, Demoo rats.
After postponemsnt tbs bill - purloina ~
from the Speakers desk, and given to SeuG 81
tor Gfeen.
The Tribnns oorrs.poalsu. gives the fol-
lowing fsets: On.
Mr. English was IN ths Senate whed Nj. |
Green's movement was made. and seeing the
dilsana the Senator was placed In by Mr..
Stewards objections, he went Immediately
over to the House and procured the bill from
clerk who had II in charge, saying that he
wanted to examine it. Mr.. Allen, the Clerk.
came IN Afterwards, and learning tho cir
| cumstances, be feared some trap and started
Tor the Senate, whom, meeting Mr.. Harris,
hs related the facts, which we're commui-
Gated 70 Mr. Brodsrick, and through him a.
the Senats.
The Tribune correspondent also rlnnG
Scene IN the By ! between Msssrs. l.
After III. Tripps, Of Ga, had, - -
Bis reasons II 1innrlnf - Reli6nt,
Mr.. hill wish 1one-
ton, but GA
i, SIS: s!sss' . - ...'''.''
= -
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Me.. . Ne nsesisss Nesknkaaas
TUNES are Hard. MONEY il B>aroe. Rat
i DUk E 10 up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. II times are hard, MS wssx LAsss 4
v vrfr s rrsv w rM @onsy Is searss. HE
Having just sesissd his Spring Stock, he IL
~ ready 70 sccoumodats all who may give him a
esH eithsr In Eastern Of Custom. made work and
You'll call parficular attention 10 tho la&tss
Having sstsAhshsd manufacturing on the most
sxtsndsd scsh ~ win kssp constantly On hard and
maze 20 order evsry thing Ia his line, from pufltsg
on psfrA or mShaSg - ts)s~s's sAes, - ssns
6snfy sr Isissf CsD Boot, and win sell tAs hssl Il
ec.ls ~ the very bwest poasibIs prices for CASH.
In custom work be warrants 1iss, not to crsup.
bet u csfs Cosas.
MAMMOTH BOOT.
aprzse Nos. -, IS and ~ Aaia-st.
nELlGlOUS DOoKO.
Aarss AtssSoa a the Comfortsr.
6ix Days - Cssatiou.
Iaonp:o. : Moral and Religious Essays.
1sss.,s Yssax CArissi.s ssri.s.
LAyardis Ninsvah end IL htmsips
Dards Of ~ Billie. ~ 0iiAilAn.
History Of IL Eaglish Bible.
Vh.assrs % tas Power snd Wisdom Of God.
Nelson on InAdslity.
vinsts's Psltesal Thsoiory.
ke1s--ChriAtiAA and Pap1l
hRvaas Lstters 70 Bishop Hughes.
History g the pfotsstastcharoh in Hungary.
History oi Ne Rsfsrnation.
psath-hs1 6eanss.
Closet Hours.
Pnuins Progress.
Christinn yAsIsn, - TAonpSoa.
Poftsr's Chart Of Life.
Rostsr's RsvivAls Of Religion.
Iaeush1s y Help and Chssr.
Bible Dississsry.
Christian Titles.
Make ths Best Of Both Worlds.
Man md his Motives.
Flsstweod's kf< II Christ.
Fahsr q The DoeesiAs u Risetaen.
sslsst Family and Parish Sermons.
Bsck . Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks works.
Also, Large sslestion Of MissslAneo1s B>oky.
among which are many Of the lats publisations.
aprzSd HART D BAKER.
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REMOVAL.
p L q ~ n e r 4 CO.,
having Moved 10 THO new { sssry
Mssss. Ne. 100 Mnin.ss., Ger. AsA,
ARR NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
PAINTERS AND nUlIDsns
va GLASS ef siiasa, Jrs~ ss4s to l0t4so
SASH, {Prs~sI end G,ss<a,V Isssrsxo
LlNSEED OIL, RAW Or Boiled y
LARD AND OoTToN-SEED OIL,
(For Labrioating and Barniug;)
PORE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE zINC;
SPIRITS rURPENrlNE;
ALCOHOL;
20
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-04

CURE FoR FELoN. - Boil up in any iron
vessel of sufficient capacity (say four or six
quarts, enough yellow dock root to make n
strong liquor; when sufficiently boiled and
while the liquor is as hot as eau be borne by
the hand, cover the kettle with flannel
cloth to keep in the heat aud steam, and hold
the hand or finger affected under the cloth and
in the steam, and in five minutes the pain
will cease. Ii it should return after a time,
heat up tho same liquor and do as befo c.
In a cure performed IN this way, the joints o
the fingers will always be preserved This
recipe has been abundautly vcrsiIied here -
Scientific 1msricdR.
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Nimgillnr SiOry.

The following story, though short, is some-
what pithy, and its moral conveys capital
lesson to gentleman who select sorvent girls
out Of large crowd:
On Saturday, the 22nd inst, Mrs. Mary
s. Rich, agent Of the Woman's Protective
Emigration Society" arrived at the Western
Depot, from New York, in charge Of between
seventy and eighty young women-some
twenty i've or thirty OF whom were intended
for this place Early in the morning mar.
ried man of this city went to the depot and in
uured for Mrs. Rich. The married man
told Mrs. Rich he wanted u girl to do house
work. Mrs. Rich asked the married man
who he was. The married man satisfied
Mrs. Rich that he was all right, and that the
servent girl would be well treated in his fam
ily. Mrs. Rich then asked the married man
to walk into the room where tho young women
were. The married man walked INTO the
room. Mrs. Rich told the young ladies' that
tho married man wanted n girl to do house
work. One of the young ladies then walked
up to the married man and said III go with
this gentldman; I've lived with him before
he's my husb ,ud |" Somebody was very
much astonished when the young lady found
her husband aud another somebody looked
very pale when She married man found his
first wife. When the young lady san her
husband enter the room.
Wild with surprise,
As if to marble struck devoid OF sense
stupid monument motioness they stood,'
And when she crossed the room, and said
--" He's my husband"
"They moved not
But liko dumb ,lluos, or brsalhlsSs stones,
Stared On eloh o,hor, nul lOoIcl deadly pale
BIT when the young lady saw her husband
was too much astonished to articulate n stu
gle sentence, she said in toaes of melting ten
derness, "My dear Thomas what made yo'
leave me five years ago, without sayns
good bye? And why didn't you let mt
know you were living in such u beauttu
place AS Bloomington If had known yo,
were living here would have come long ago.
Tradition says that at this stagc OF the gam
the married man adjourned the meeting,
and he made better time from the Western
Depot than Cclter did ON the banks of TIL
Yellowstone, when $40 Dhck-eet Indian
were after his scalp,
We do not feel at liberty to publish just a
present the sequel to the above interestin!
and powerful written story, but it the plo
should ripen into avanta of extraordihar
interest, we shall endeavor TO impart all fact
bearing upon the case TO our readers
Bloomington Pant0gr0ph
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In Milton Township.

In Milton township chocely timbered and with
small improvement.
"24, N Ed 1G0
tract of good land
Range 9, town 4. Sec s, N. half S. w. go
" 0, " 4, " Is, n N w 30
., 4, " 3, NENW 40
Range O. town 4 Sec. 10. S E&SENE 200
Range o. town 4, Sec. 30, 5 4 ) w ) e, l2o
Rance O. town A. section 20, swsc &ssw 120
IN LAKE TOWNSHIP
Range 12, town I, sec. II w quarter l6O
Choice lands well drained in settled neighborhood.
Range H. town T. sec. 80, S. L. quarter 100
viii be sold very cheap.
Range II, town I, Sec 81 Il n 50
:" - 7 26 NE 100
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NY. IEsBRI TIE ASYLUM The State cf New
York is about to add another TO her benevocn.
institudons--a State Asylum for the ,c.om and
cure of iucbriatcs. The plan was inausuraed a
year ago, and we are glad to leara by the BOlaly
Express, has progressed so tar as to iusurc lis uu.
meolale success Subscriptions 90 the amount O.
about S5Ou000 have already been made in sum,
nlt exceeding ten dollars, and the buiidlig iSto be
commenced next spring, Tbs list OF subs r'hc,,
is very large and includes tie Presideu and Cah-
met, ExPresid-n's, Ju gts, AND prominent met %.
al professions h is now deSirab 10 oh,sU eithe,
a donation from the STATE, or the passage ol law
appropnaiing one-hal the protc 'dS arising oVt o.
the Asylum.
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ny rau Avruou or "nAuruA IlorKrss," !" rrc.

ny THE AUTHOR Of " MANEHA uoiklNHt tt
remember 7 remember
The house where | was we'd,
And the little room from which that night
My smiling bride was led;
She didn't come wink 90 soon,
Nor make too long n stay
But now often wish her folks
Had kept the girl away.
I remember. remember,
Her dresses red and white,
Her bonuets aud her caps and cloaks--
They cost an awful sight
Tho eornei lot" on which built
And where my brother met
At hrst, my wife, one washing day
That man 10 single yet
I remember, remember,
Where was used TO court
And thought that oil of married life
Was Just sucn pleasant sport;
MY spirit flew in feathers then,
No care was on my brow;
scarce could wait to shut the gate
I'm not so anxious now.
l remember remember.
Ny dear ones smiles aud sishs
used TO think her tender heart
Was close against the sky.
II was q childish ignorance
But now II sooths me no,
To know I'm farther OF from heaven
Than when she wasn't got
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De TIA OF JuDGs SrgwAar By private letters
from Mansfield We are panied to hear of the sud
den death OF the Hon Jane, Stewart late Judge
of lhe Rlchlunl Circuit. lie had been confined
TO his room tor only short time, and every one
supposed ms illness was but temporary until "A lew
gougs before his decCa,c. rhc Il c asset was an
unc,o b mlrrag, 10 the Glle Of the rl torof lki,
piper. ueVI, aa uhle LAWYER aad IA Xr,.e
r,tilcn Il leaves widow an = dopghtrr .ta
wjleN. th' il't lo ' .~'lHIA 4 e wits -r'.
oD posoIa, a ds "A relatives 90 moug4 his Sul
d>n d,u,h M HtrR0n BdaRer.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
TOR
rLLusrnArnD. 1858. ILLUSTRATED.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one Of
tho largest and best literary papers of the day An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages OF FORTY cot
uMNs OF entertaining original matter; and elegantly
Illustrated every week.
A Gin worth from so cents 60 $500 90 In
Gold will be presented to each subscriber inn
mediately on receipt of the subscription mon-
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In Liberty Township.

Range 10, town 4, Sec. I, n. 4 of n. E.t
10 6 N. of N. WI S
In Liberty township -timbercd
Wfr of NE
About 80 acres prairie go with above-in Liberty.
10 A, 10 5 NV
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The white Of an egg has proved of late
the most ethcacious remedy for burns. Sew
en- or eight successive applications OF this
substance soothes the PAIN, aud cttectually
excludes he burntp r,s from the air, This
simple remedy seems to uS lar preferable to
colodion or cotton.
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which he constantly and selling pr
ces lower than Is usually paid for Eastern Tasb made
to SELL. AS his clothing is manufac ctured under hs
own supervision he can recommend IL as being we'll
made, and of superior quality. - ''lts
Store,one door west of Allen Nelson brick build
ing. ISept 90 1856 700
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BROWN & HUNT.
For Ready Paw

Job Work, in alits forms, done on short NOTES,
Merchantscan besupplied with stovesand Tin Ware
atjobbing prices. =
We are buying Hides, Rags, Feathers Beeswax;
Sheep Pelts Old Iron, &C. for which are paving tbs
highest market prices,
Sale Room-One door north of the Bank
GEO. w. BROWN. lloly.l LEWIS n. HUHf
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TO THE PUBIC

TO THE PUBIC =
Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to friends and patrons that the Perrys
burg Mills are grinding daily, at all hours ana are
doing as goodwork Gf not better than any Mill in
the country. Furthermore would say that 1t is our
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly and
to make 1t the Mill for the people, Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for sale, and any orders left at
our Store, will receive prompt attention. and will be-
delivered free of charge
Dec. /, l857-3Otf F. R. MILLER & 90
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THE GREATEST
M e DI G A l. d | s @ OV E II Y
OF THE AGE.
RvRRY KIND OF HUMoR,

MIR, KENNEDY, Of Roxbury has discoverediu one
INl OF our common pasture weeds remedy that
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-28

It is a noticeable fact that those persons and
presses that loudest in their indignation at the
publicity which is given to crime in Baltimore,
are universally, and without exception, in the III
terest of the present city administration or at all
events, opposed to any change. They affect
degree of more than filial piety in their solictude
to shield from reproach and censure the reputation
of the city. 1t is pity that their zeal IN It's be-
half should not seek more practical Manifesto
ton. During the past two years crime has grown
frequent in our midst. BY day and by night, in
the broad light of noon, and under the convenient
cover of darkness, it has been pcrpe-
trated with constantly increasing IMMUNITY.
The echoes of the night are awakened by the I'M
pleasing sounds of the revolver, and the same
unwelcoma music sautes the at all hours of the
day. The very approaches to the City Hall are rem
dered dangerous by the outlaws who infest them,
and who have established in its immediate vicinity
their principal place of resort There is even now
blood lately shed, and but freshly dry, upon the
public pavement, and upon the hearthstone of a
ctizen-the blood of faithful officer killed in the
discharge of his duty, and that of man murdered
by his own freside. The burden of crime and
lawlessness is daily becoming heavier and more
difficult to bear. Shall we not be permitted to cry
aloud under its grievous infliction? VIII silence
afford relief, will holding our tongues bring the
security which is needed? We are sick and tired
of hearing men talk about ''the material interests"
of Baltimore, and the ''far fame ofhe city, who do
nothngto promote the one, or to preserve untarnis-
ed the other. 1t is not by studiously withholding
and suppressing every fact that possibly be used
to our disadvantage, while effort is madei in the
meantime, TO remove the evils which really and
VIGOROUSLY exist, that the prosperity and reputa-
ton of the city can be permanently advanced. To
conceal disease is not the way to cure it.