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MERCHANT TAILORING.

TIE subscriber has Just received HE Fnll
stock OF Black, slue. Brown. FteDeh and EngisL
Broadcloths of superior duality. Also, Black and
Fancy Cassnercs of the neatcst and ut fashionable
patterns. Also, full assortment of Ves,ngs OF MI
kinds; the most 'recberche, Velvet Vesiings may be
found al my sorc as also Silk and Satin. The relu
Hton of my cutting department is fully establishcd
being competent TO suit both old and young.
October r, 1857 CHAS, GREBNFIELDER.
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opaea, ~. s.no.s, Annnsnta5 ana olo fsMn, y -
concomltant symptoms o. Cold, ID your
ma n, f.Iss SSnsssnI s,s h uss ~
tn years has shown & 70. .po1.ess snpe. ~
dor Sirtnos for the treatnent q these : : 1d {
complaints EPEN KNIGHT, Id
A. D. M0RTLEK, ESoso UTICA, n. IA writes "a 4hS4
used your fscsord myseI enn m in ny mmly ever dho4
yvoa r1s a,s ma :, ct Wi,h had cI sbs
nav twenty Ave dollars for bottle than do VIthsut n =
take any other remedy" H.. 3.
fyrnuy, iyYhnoranv rsov,~s, sTmAuaatAa -
d. A., .ny1,,n ~ 20 ,Safa +
u,o,vv, Avn, ,i nhsss,Ii, s.s;s ..st2 ".
l. n 10 ran..Sv :" ,oS...- ~ -, ~ y0us
sonS croun an3 the ebast d,.as..s ~ .,,s
vorS fatsrpItv In fhs sc~,h cnss. ~ L.,S - itn ~
Sorsr,rrJ vonr naadio;ns ~ our pscsi. yO
y WTk AZ co,sxY - n =
AMOS nuR r.o Ator...r-1I. ss,.. .. -. ,s:..
III InS . ~ HaSNon h,, ~, M.ase.s Sn SenS
- o TmCS STnnaeo ne " esess
.SS - o,. utI Z ~ a. .J;c" ~ , .ssl
rst doie relieved he soreness in my threat ana luhSsS
less than one half the bottle made completely We
Your medicines the cheapest weli as ts bes ~
can buy, and we esteem you Doctor aad your Sened&
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
[E subscriber having taken the oldstand

ofDurham q Gardner, two doors east of fthe brick
olock in Raveuna, ntcnds thu the Boor Suor
and LEATHER business in Tits branches,
He willkecp on hand, to meet the wants O fbiscus.
toners, "a genera the Boota d Shoe line
ofall Kinds Ofboh eastern and home ma wo md
most Kinds ofLeathGr .Linings, Findings. Lasts &c
Allhome made work will be 0 the bcstmateriaj,hat
can be procufed and having engaged the services OF
Mr.. SHAW, to do his cutting. who has been employcd
as cuttern some of the best establishmentsin the
country, he selfhe can furnish his custom
ers with any artclein the RootandS That will
comparein style and durability with the best work
made, either east west.
Cash, Veal skinsand mostkinds ofproduc etaEenip
paynent.-March IA, 4,t855-32-tf. JOHEGIILIS
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A Card.
4lHE arduous duties on my practice over

stnE tTuuOuS uuueb on my pTdCtIce over
4 tasking my strength to the injury Of my health,
have been induced 70 engage partner; and take
R.eat pleasure In saying to my friends and the public
thatI have succeeded In securing, as saeh, gsntfe
man with whom have beNn acquainted for several
years, and In whose skin as q physician have the
fullest confidence and to whom can safely entrust
the medical charge OF my patrons. Dr.. Reed brings
with BIN the highest testimonials Of moral character
md professional skill. Tie following, from Prof.
81. r. .Gatchsll, OF the Western Homeopathic Col
lsge, 4, SUFFICIENT guarantees Of character and ability
70 AL who may require bis services. ~
= = .....s : = CLEvELAED November fst, 1857.
DR.. WM. CANE. Dear Eir--HayiDg been acquain.
ted With Dr. Reed, az student OF ediene, aud also
haytng been engaged In practice with him 40 part
neT,l take great pleasure In accommodating him 10
the etiEens OF Portage county, N gentleman Of
great moral worth, and ~ physician whose skin in
tAe diagnosis and treatment Of disease have sci.
aem seen squalled. would especially recommend
aim IN that most intractabc class OF diseases termed
ssfenis. n. z. GATCHELL, II. D. /
- a. rstsj4+l a ----> i...r ~. r.
N consequence Of present arrangements,
u desirable that all accounts should be settled
nPy Therefore, eHW are owing me, either notes
on aee6ngts are requesed 10 settle ne aame be-
fore lhe 1ss On January, 1a5e.l Afof that time, Al
Hpraid aessants wfIkbe lsf In pgopeF hAnds lsecok
!ss.en. Ly.4oai kinds fPsodass .ss.a g l.sskss
= SksT2aas; sasSTSs, iss71sw-esST : or 1'fNf, =
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GAGER g. CO.'S
8 teamMarble Works,

'I'HE subscribers are now prepared to fill
l. all orders for Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb
Tablets, Spires imposing Stones, Paint stones, Blu
reau Tops, Table Tops Of every variety and style,
and Of the very choicest of
ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE.
Also. Iron Railing of every description, for GENE.
teries public and private buildings verandahs. foun
tains, balconies, and other ornamental Iron Work. of
decorative character, all of which Is executed wtth
the express Tiew of pleasing The taste, while they
combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction. Any person wanting Iron Railing OF
any OF the above mentioned iron work will be fur.
nished at precisely
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
as we are now preparing 10 do our polishing md I'm
ishing by ste"m ard having large stock Of the bcs
quality of marble. we would invite all those wishing
anything in the above line to give call phr
chasing, as We are confident we can suit them in
style, price, etc.
GJ'All kinds Of grain taken IN exchange for work.
l.. F. GAGER,
IN. ANDERSON,
. Hartford, Trumbu II county, Ohio
GEoReE HARTzELL, Agent, Decrfzld, Ohio.
HIRAM PYLE, Agent, Salem, Ohio.
February 10, I657-ly
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Furniture & Upholstery
7. & ]. VANCE.

A RE daily receiving at their elegant and
II spacious Warcroons,
No. 7 PHOENIX BLOCK, RdVennu, o.,
large and valuable additions to their assortment OF
Furniture and Upholstery goods, enabling chem to
offer to the public greater variety of choice beau
tiful and substantial articles in their line than ever
before. Their stock being large, and purchased di.
rect from the manufacturers, they take pleasure in
saying that they are prepared to supply any demands
made upon them, and upon terms which will guar
antee entire satisfaction.
RaVcnnn, Nav IL, 1857
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Ravenna Book Binderv !

HE subscriber, having taken the Ravenna
Il Book Bindery, soieits the public patronage, be
In his line IN manner that cannot fail TO give suts
faction. Books bound in any style, or parts Of
sets bound TO match the others. Old books repaired
or rebound. Particular attention mid 10 Mndirs
MUSIC, or works containing valuable plates. Also.
B L A N K w DIRK
nanuiactuFed TO order. and ruled to any pattern.
*s%Please call at the Bindery, Democrat building
up stairs. s.7sEEa - H,A CIARKEe'
RaVenna, November S, les7-lytr
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Change Of PrOgra mn In g.

WIFE undersigned being desirous Of doing
i. away with the LoN0 CREDlT SYSTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer to his PROMPT pay
customers great Inducements, and 10 those WHO have
been In the habit Of letting their accounts run two
aud three years. he would say that he respectfully de-
clnes doing that kind Of business any longer.
RaVenna, May 81, 1897 ii. u. DAY.
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PRINTS By THE POUND,
no llle TasIliO Olla bic.

A. BOU CHE
RfIn HAS again commen need Bootand Shoe 0E1a
HGlV manufacturing, one door south of the EWH
" RAVENNA HOUSE. He is thankful foiE ~
pastfavors, and hopes for q continuance Of public
patronage. Having been foreman In several OF tho
best shops in different cities in the UDiDny ho5est
warranted IN pledging himself 10 give entire sAtiEe
faction to his customers. e8.@g
REP ATRING on short notice, In good OF
ger. Particular attention paid 10 cash customeTs.
kavenDa, April 1G-Iy. ss8tHsf 3<aI
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r. G.. RUSSELL.

Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to order. Stencil plates Of any do
sired pattern cut with neatnesD and dispatch Shop
= one Building west ofthe Democrat Office, mp stairs.
Oct, -.
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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,
knge.e october 80 1851
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Hevingre emovedto Freedom, and opened an once for
fhe practice Of MedicineaRd Surgery, respectfully
ssefs his services to the public He hopes with his
extensive experience, and an entire devotion Of his
time and talents to the duties Of hia profession 10
meTitthe confidence of his old and
HhomaY patroniEe him--May. 1856, 80
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SHAWLS.-Broche, Qong and squme,)
~ Stella, silk and other styles OF Shawls. .nt The
October 90, 1857 CHEAP STORE.
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IA AYERS ~
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
,u HOarseness.

DRDGIrELD, Miss, 10th Dec, 1855.
DE. J. O. AVER I DO not hesItsae 70 tay
the best remedy I have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza. and the
concomltant symptoms Of Cold, Il your
OHERRI PEcToRAL. Its constant use In
my practice and my family for Abe iast
ten years has shown It to spoaaess sups-
dot .trtnos for nS ne trsS1elSns N1n en- q tese
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SECOND STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
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l'HB PORTAGE gRllllENEL,

The SsErIsEL 10 published every Thurs.
al Il Rsvsnna, Portage eounty, Ohio, by =
S1 JAMES w. sOMERV1LLE.B y j
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+RATEs OF ADVERTISING.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ROBINSON, KING & CO.,
SLHKKRR, Rxvenna, o. Collections made promptly,
and relnitted for day Of at current rate
of Exchange. Gold and Silver coin asd Exchange
bought and sold. Interest paid on deposits.
RaNeuna, July.9, 1eS7-ly
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IT CANNOT BE DID.
RETTER TEA cannot be bought for 90

Better Goods and lower prices cannot be found In
Portage County than the subscriber is now offering
and selling to the public. Let all who have doubts
call and Judge foP themselves. H. L. DAY,
June 4, 1857 No. Q Phnnlx Block,
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HENRY JAMES,
p O. RKNNETT NJ D.

Barber and HaiI-dreseer. Shop under thcCOllin
House. Shaving, Hail. cutting, and Shampooning
dosepromptly and in the mostfAshionabie style.
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THE sOLF PKoPRIEToRS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
MINUFArTCRlNG
PHARMA CEUTISI'S d. CHEMISTS

PITTSBURGH, PA.
T. W Dyott Sons: Philadelphia. Barnrs& Park.
Kew York. John Park, Cine cnnati. Barnard. Adj
ans Il Co., ST. Louis. And by Druggists and Mer-
chants generally throughout The United States and
Caoadas. Also for sale bs Curtis Hatch, Druggist,
No. Phoenix Block, Ravcnna, Ohio.
Noyemker Io, 1SJT-ly .,u.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-11
AARON STRETCH,
FTEWHOLEsALE AND RETAILET1
DRUG GIST.

/ CORNER OF COLLEGE IND UNION STREETE
STRETCH has just returnedfrom the East with large
n and superior assortment Of the following articles together
with many others pertaining to the Drug Business, which he
invites the attention Of and all that wish pure and unadul
teraed articles, which purchased direct from first hand I'm
port. The Ladies especially requested cali and
bis Large stock OF fine Imported Peumey and Fancy Goods
sisting part Of the following viz:
Otto Rose in fne vials -..
Extract kiss ne quickly;
do R0ndeeti something and very fne
I All the krangiTani preparations;
Musk and Verbena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns;
Hair do large variety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fine Ex-Genuine Musk Soap;
| Lubn's Rose Soapi Brown Windsor Soap,
I Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
/ Parma Cologne; Gycerine and Campnor do.
| Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
l Fine T0ile. Powders; Fig Paste and Gum Drops;
X Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste, &c.
large stock # Shoe, Paint varnish and
Artist Brushes received and for sale low by
/ nRUGS AND CEIEMICALS.--NoEins store large
and complete stock Of Drugs AMI Chemicals
nine Morphine Opium, I0dde Potash Chlorats Potash, Nitrate
Silver Crston Oil, iodine, Cadmium, Oxide Silver Metallic Iron
Sequickode Of In VaeTanate Ammonia phte
and Soda, &c.
Cash buyers viii interest to call and examine
prizes, &c, befUre making their purchases.
i A. STRETCH
GKEINGE stock Of syrngs some entirely new
- 1tIerns lust received and for sale by A. STRETCH
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MCKINNEY.
james Owen vs.. the STATE.


The indicm ent and conviction is for frsululenily
keeping in possession three Counterfeit Bank notes.
two ten dollar notes on Kentucky banks, and
fifty dollar note on the Bank Of Tennessee, The
proof of the charge is very clear and satisfactory.
The defendant was q stranger from Kentucky, and
bet and lost these notes, at cards with the prosecu
ter He had large roll Of notes besides these in
his possession. But the indictment is confined to
the three notes mentioned, not for passing but for
keeping them in his possession with the intention
aDd purpose Of passing them. SO the question on
which the Court was requested 10 charge and did
charge to wit: whether the loss and payment upon
game of hazard, would constitute the offence Of
passing under the 3lst section Of the felony Act Of
1928 does not arise. But if il did, the charge
in favor Of the defendant. IL there any error
IN that, as perhaps there was he csBnOi complain.
The charge in this indictment was for the offence
created in the 32d Section for fraudulenly keeping
in his possession count erfeit To cOUstitue
this crime al hough the Act only uses the VOID
raudulentiy, the Law was correctly held be, that
it should be averrsd and proved that the defendant
had knowledge that the notes were base and al in
tention 10 pass them Yerg. 345 This is neces-
sary TO make the possession fraudulent. But the
error complained of, Is, that the Court refused 10
instruct the jury, that it necessary to aver and
prove that the Bank Of Tennessee chartered
Institution but held the reverse 10 this his honor
WIS right The courts well judieially know that
fast 10 the banks within the State. aud what is
judioially known need not be syerrei or proved 1t
is oherWise 10 extra territorial banks; their exist
ence when material, must be aVeTred and proved by
the production Of their charters Of incorporation.
Here the charge in the indicimentis righI, but the
charter Of the banks whose notes they are the
counterfeit resemblance, are not produced and 1t
cannot be legally established otherwise So bis
honor instructed the jury, and Of course the eOnvic
ton for the offence Of fFaudulsniy keeping in
possel sion the fifty dollar erereit BILL purport
ing 20 be Oh the Bank Of Tennessee.
The judgment will be affirmed, and the sentence
Of ihree years confinement in the Peni'entiary en-
forced. CARUTHERs.
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Mr.. A B Norshsole has communicated to he
London Philosophical Hagqzias . paper OF szpsri-
nsnts undsrsken 70 a5certai1 the raiionals Of ihs
action Of salt as fertilizer Of certain lands. The
''Aunaal scintifo Discovery for 1888 says ''Jasrs
is ne doubt that salt is mast yaluabls fsrdlztr.
In England, the salt used FOR agrisuursl nurposss
smouus % two or three millions Of bushels anuual-
y. Mr. Johnston has several times lately alluded
% the beneficial effects Of salt upOn his farm, in his
correspondents published in your columns. In The
vicinity Of the salt works salt used as sioparsss
ing 10 aeonsiderable extent ''second eualityH Of
salt, lhatls, damaged duty salt is carried oF for
this purpose By the wagon load have heard good
farmers say that they got tuO or three bushels Of
barley for each bushsl Of salt put on the growing
crop when from six to ten inches in height. From
experiments conducted under ny own Obssrvaiion.
ss isfsd that il il the best possible preventive
for the raVages Of worms likely to infsst any crop
the wire worm in corn, for example, and the worms
that attack eabbages aud onions in field cultivation.
Carefully conducted experiments in Great Britain
show that salt may be spread upon LAID to the extent
Of sixteen bushssPer acre before begins to destroy
vegetation much, but three bushels per acre is per-
haps as large application as is ordinarily need.
ed"
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NEW FALL * WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
a a 1

T-R AU BE 4 LUCA IS.
nae revolving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots aud Bogans Carpetn, Queesgae,
Hardware etc, to which invite the special attention Of ali
Merchants making up their stock in this market. It is
sary for to anything regard to selling goods cheap,
repOrt throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and say short
time, prompt buyers and cash men, that prepared sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please cali and examine
stock. r-- TO-
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United sass
to which We invite special attention.
Als0 have large stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in uag, style and cheapness in America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES which and viii sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces of CARPETING ply ply = wool and all
cotton, that be bought of for less than manufactures
prices. Call and SEE
Also, have made arrangement with OF the largest i'm
porting houses America for QueensWare BY the crate for New
York jObbng prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware Cutlery Files, Axes &c, &c
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes.
and psy hem will find house the place for them,
-..-- TRAUBE & LUCAS
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AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-A Virginia gentleman
proposes 70 donate S20,UO0 for the erection Of al
agricultural college in theveiLity Of the University
OF YIrginis, on condition that the farmers Of me
State will render the donation avaab for the pur
pose, By contributing an additional sum Of $50 Qoo
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

TUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL THOMPSON
ID 10 Cases Claret Chateau MsrgauX,
d" F@ BeOTdc Ea.rrs .....
.Ha#. .#.r 3 "a = st. Julien,
10 Leslie's Ginger Wine,
Is French Cordial,
Is Muscat Wine,
. Brandy Peaches
e5 g Brandy Cherries A." Glass Tops"
10 Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas extra and addition
al lot Of Asops and Toungs Sparkling Ales, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash pric-s- by
augl2d VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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Never fails right. Cook cLuoi spoli your cup or
~ m neglect or f5ctluuess after she has placed the boiler
on the range.
and they are warranted 90 give perfect satisfaction all
sizes rom iIs one " J. " WILSON. College street.
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LAND ron SALE.
FALL AND WINTER, IS5S.
@ 2 e 55i
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 10th


FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
..ea GOODS.
1t the Old Stand of the Neo York Millinery Emporium
No. 2s Union Street.
MRS DOYLE respectfully 70 her many
toners in Nashville and throughout the State Of TeBBe
see as well as Alabama ard Kentucky that Just
from New York the most gurgeOuy rich brilliant stock
Of Fancy Patterns, BoBnets and Millinery goods exhibited by
herself or any body this city state She has remained
in New York as possible In the in deve
oped every gem novelty that would be adoTn
and beauIify the divine, in part follows
500 Fren pattern TOnnets, glttering with richnes
500 White aud colored Chdren's Hats, styles;
5 o Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
lOOdoz Hair Pins and head ornaments;
Ladies Dress Cap in great variety;
1900 pieces Bon ct Cap, Sash and Belt Ribbons;
SO doz Patent Extensive Skirts and Bustes Ladies and
Misses;
800 boxes Ruches Embroere large assortment which
would be tedious 70 particuarisei
LOCO boxes French Flowers, the brilliant, and Pumes
the most rare
New syIe Of shaws Coak and Busters Of every description
q beautiful assoTtmentOf cOrsets.
Her customers wishing their Summer BOunes reimmed,
rely that styles trimmings this Will
SSsS - MRS. DsYIE.
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wv R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsks celebrated
Wv PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
all une, ras heretofore, when his services may be
required Office at the Phoenix Wareroom No 40 Spring street.
Cherry Residence No y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
N B. VIII attend receiving and forwarding bodies &C.
ghe notified. apr9 q
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PENNsYLVANLA RAILROAD.
~ 95.zzEz5


sEsza.s5=5s.z. .zsssasgzaszHE2
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern, ami Southwestern Stae by con
tinuous Railway direct. This road also connects at pburg
with daily lines Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers,
and Cleveland and snduy viii steamers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct, cheapest and Ft
F0uts by FREIGHT forwarded to and from the
IreGJ West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods Gin =, nor ma
boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c, " -
SECOND CLAss-Books and Stationary, Dry eo. 49, INA
Goods I'm bslgs,) Hardware, Leather, &c, ~ - -
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, BagEng- Bacon and N, nov 1a0H
Pork (iu buE,) Hemp, SUC-, ~ -
FoURTH CLAss.COGee, Fish, Bacon and Pork N, ~ iona
(packedJ Lard and LardOil, ~ -
Flour-7jcts per hbl until further notice,
Guain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
C0tt0nS2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs weight until fur
Their notice. ~
II ? In shipping Goods from any point East Of philadelphia
particular mart package 'UiG Ph5kas DhlL hdrOGd
All Goods consigned Tire Agents uf this Railroad at fhladei-
phia pittsburg will be llrFrded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-IIarris, Wurmiey & Co., Memphis, Tenn;
F. Co., ST. Louis j. s. Mitchell & SON. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter 4 JeSstt
Louisville, Ky; r. c. Medium, Madison Indiana, sprinnan
4 Brown, and Irwin a. Co., CINCINNATI N. W. Graham d Co..
Evansville, Ohio; Leach q Co., No 81 kiy street, Boston,
eech House, New York No. ], William street,
and No. Battery Place New York; E. J. Sner Philadelphia
Magrew KooIs, Baltimore Geo. c. Franciscus, Pttshurg
II. II. HOUSTON, GeaorIl Freight dgeHt Pbt'0.
Il. J. LONBAERT, SaI,t,, Altoona, Penn.
april, 'j5-tf
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ISHA1T HARRTS,

=
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see thess misunderstanding:
VTTHEREAS, it has been made that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
the Both Of june 1853 the bodies
of VIM H. Spcer and R. H. Vail late Of county Of Dyer,
has fed from justice, and isnoW running at large.
Nov, Therefore, Harris, Governor aforesaid by
virtue Of power and authority in vested, do hereby offer
hundred dollars any person persons who
may apprehend the George Msn and deliver him
Sheriff county Of Dyer, in order that justice
that behalf, may be had and executed. "
-, testimony whereof. have hereuntO set my hand,
sEaL and caused the Great Of the affixed at
t~~~-~l Nashville the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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