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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From, Rev. j. " Hines, Pastor Of Adrent Church, Boson
DIR. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called to visit
In distress To regulate the organs of digestion and pur
fy the blood they the very best remedy have
known, and l can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, j. " HINES.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

WHiTE GOODS.-B Brilliants, Book,
w Swiss and dotted Null, Bishop and Victoria
Lawn, plain, striped and check ed Cambrcs and Jac
onetts Curtain Muslins, Marseilas imperial and Toi
let Quils snow drop aud damask Tablecoths, ,damash
Napkins, Crash, etc, etc., atthe
October %, 1887 CHEAP CASH STORE,
The Washington union., 1858-03-27
MISSISSIPPI.

Examine carefully the forms aud Instructions annexed
toms Depot Clinton, and Jackson, TO Brandon, 6I
miles and pack daily, in railroad cara
Leave Vicksburg daily at am;
Arrive at Brandon same day by lpm;
Leave Brandon daily at PM
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by Z pm.
74o2 From yicksburc, by Cardiff Satartia, Liverpool
n1sse rss E fsssa sssp sa e ARsssS Rs:Sbu,. S
'O,) Henderson, IN. o.. Greenville, Dr.. Thornes
(NO,) Mouth Of TchnlA River Greenwood (276
miles, tN o. Blounks, IN. 0,) Honey Island
ton, IN o. Perkins, IN. o. Dent IN o.
Ferry, IN o. Point Dexter IN. o. Rising 0s Sun,
sS ssSto1 Sss H 81 % S.tsas tss 81 a. g. g. ESs. Hs.s
Newton's (N O,) Black Bayou IN. o. Martin
IN o. MeMnl!en's Store IN: o. aud shacAey,
to mouth of Cold Water, 36l miles and back twice
week in steamboats, from lat October to lst
Jply, end ence week from lst July to lst Qc-
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo city, and rnn
three times week, invited.
Leave Vicksburg Monday and Friday at pm;
Arriveat Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Leave Greenwood Thursday sna liondas at "a a "a,
Arrive at Vicksburg Sunday and Wednesday by 10
Bids to run bya proposed schedule will be con-
sidered.
1909 From vicksburg by Schola to Deer Creek 90 miles
Leave vicksburg fuesday at ia M
Arrive at Deer Creek next day by 7 o M
Leave Deer Creek Friday at a m;
Arrive at Vicksburg next day by 3 m.
74O4 From Vicksburg TO Brunswick Landing, 45 miles
end back, once n week
l.oate kicksbnrg Eriday at G am
Arrveat iirdnswick landing game day by mi
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at 9 m;
Arrive at vicksburg same day by Gpm
74O5 From vicksburg, by Wsrrenon to Rocky Springs
81 miles and back three times week
Leave vicksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at pm;
Arrive at Rocky Springs by 9 pm;
Leave Rocky Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
kr,ive ut Vicksburg by IL m
Bids torua SIX rnty vess cDd convey the mail in
2-horse eoachcs are lnvittd. ~ Il
74OG From Brandon by Otion Greenbusb, Hillsboro'
County LINE, New Ireland, Onion, Hettert Big
Gas, end Dekalb, TO Scoober, ll0 mills and back
daily except kunsay
Leave r.sdnn daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Scoober next day BY ~ IN;
Ieaye Scoober daily excep. Sunday, at III pm;
Arrive at pras31B next day by l2pm
Bids to run by proposed sEhesue end 10 four
horse coaches will be considcfsd
ft07 From Brandon by Polkville Trenton and Raleigh
70 Fnpd'pgl Y niles and back three times a
week
The Washington union., 1858-03-27


Arrive q Camden by SPIN.
7lS7 From Bueua Vista Bells Landing, laA miles and
back, once wee,S,
Leave Buena Vista SATURDAY. at Tam;
Arrive at Bells Landing BY IL a M
Leave Bells Landing Saturday at pm;
Arrive 1T Buena Vista by pm.
7lS3 From Prairie Bluff by Clifton Pine Hill, Bethel,
Lower Peach Tree, St Paul, Grove Hill, and Dead
Level, 70 Coaeesille, 10 miles and back, once n
week.
Leave Prairie Bluff Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by M
Leave Loger Peach Tree Thursday at Aam;
Arrive at Go9eeyille by 6pm;
gleave Coaeeyie Friday at ID;
Arrive At Lover Peach Free hy 7pm;
Leave Lower Peach Tree Tuesday at SAM
Arrive at Prairie Blua by 9 pm
7ls4 -om Nsnafalia BY Sweet Water, to Dixone Nils,
Ia rits and back, once week.
Leave Ma, >.faa Saturday at Tan
Arrive at Dixie - A,is oy y ID;
leave Dixon's Mills Saturday a. pm;
Arrive at Nanafalia by 90
''C5 From Williamss x Roads by ~ sotos.he .o ar,
v.ile, Aamntchs, Miss4 and wb, 10, "'''o"'
40 miles and back, once a week
Leave Wilams's y Roads Monday AT s n m.
Arrive at Marion by p M
Leave Marion Tuesday at 8 a m:
Arrive at Williamss u Roads by M
7l6S From Butler, by Pushma,ahs Hurricane Creek
Miss, and Energy to Quitman AZ miles and back
twice a week
Leave Battle. Wednesday and Saturday At pm;
Arrive at Quitman Thursday and Monday by p u;
Leave Qnitinan Tuesday ana Friday at Ga M
Arrive At B"aIer next days by pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

IxcRzAsE OF STUDENTS FOR TIE MINISTRY
The New York Evangelist states that more than
ffty new students have been received at the Un-
ION Theological Seminary in that city. At An
dover the class entering this autumn is larger
than for several years last past. 1t numbers
over 80. The middle class numbers So and the
senior class 37-whole number ll6, or about
that, with the expectation, it is understood, of
some additional increase.
Princeton and the leading institutions of the
various denominations also report largely in
creased classes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

A MINISTERS Walk AND CoSvERsATION.-
The editor of the North Carolina PresByteriaE,
who is at the Virginia Spring, has heard good
story of Speaker Or and the Rev. DR.. W, Of
Lexington. Not long since, the story goes,
they were both Al tho waIm springs, and met
In public room of the hotel. They had been
sitting with other company, and after awhile
the DR.. rose and walked across the room with
the usual limp in his gait Mr.. Orr Immediate
Is recognized him, and asked him if he was not
the Chaplain at the University of Virginia at
such time. naming the year. The Dr. replied
that he was. Il was there" said Mr.. Orr, a
student at the University, and knew you by
your limp" " Well" said the DR.. it seems
my limPing made deeper impression on you
than my preaching" The joke placed Mr.. Orr
in an awkward Predicament, and most men
would have been unable to extrcate themselves,
but he replied with ready wit "Ah, DIR. it is
the highest compliment we can pay Z minister
to say he is known by his icalk rather than by
bis conversation"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

Every Mans LIFE Plan OF GoD.-Every
human soul has a complete and perfect plan,
cherished Tor it in the heart of GOd-a divine
biography marked out, which it enters into life,
to live. This life, rightfully unfolded, viii be a
complete and beautiful whole, an experience led
on by God and unfOlded by the secret nurture
of the world drama cast in the mould of
perfect art, with no part wanting; divine stu
dy for the man himself, and for others 4 study
that shall forever unfold, in wOndrous beauty,
the love and faithfulneSs of God great in its
conception, great in the divine skill by which it
is shaped above all, great in the nom ,ntous
andglorOus issues which it prepares. What a
thought is this for every human soul to cherish.
What dignity does it add to life What support
does it bring TO the trials Of life What insti-
CATION does it add to send us on in everything
that constitutes our excellence We live il
the Divine thought. WefIl place in the great
everlasting plan Of Gods intelligence. We
never sink below his clre-never drep out Of
his counsel-DT. Bushnell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY MORNINC, OCT. I6, 1883.

RETTBERe & HAUsNAN's VARIETY SToRE.-
Years ago, perhaps ten, perhaps more, the above
gentlemen, with another partner, opened store
for the sale of toys, trinkets, DC, near the cor
ner Of Superior and Seneca streets, in what is
now occupied as cigar store They had 4
small place, and commenced with small bu-
siness, but by pleasant, affable manners and
low prices, their trade increased until they were
obliged to remove TO more eommOdiOus quar-
tiers, where Ambush now has his barber shop
Here for several years they carried on Their
trade, constantly adding to their stock, until
their flow of custom obliged them to take the
store they now occupy in NOrthrOP & Spang-
ler's Block. Here now is perfect museum Of
every thing useful or ornamental in the line Of
fancy goods Noah's Ark was nothing to it.
He may have had an extensive show of animals,
bu.we think he had but few that are not coun-
tsrfeited in this store. The variety and extent Of
their stock is truly surprising. Almost every
possible toy that the widest imagination d
childhood ever dreamed Of, can here be pro
cured and throughout the salesrooms, troupe
of children could hardly be taken in an hour, as
every step, some new attraction would demand
inspection Among the fancy goods we par
ticularly noticed some delicately carved ivory
pins, bracelets, &c, which sre eXquisitely cut
also some fine bronzes and mantle ornaments
In the basement of the store are packed away
inuumerable baskets, and all descriptions oi
willow ware In this department Messrs. Rett
berg & Hausman do very heavy business both
wholesale and retail In the basement are kept
the packages of goods, of which samples are
displayed in the store.
Not only are fancy goods kept for sale. but
an extensive stock of laees, dress trimmings
.-ibbons, hosiery, gloves, &c, &c, which are at
all times Of the latest styles.
In connection with their trade. these getle
men DO a banking business with the countries
of EuropS. drafts being PrOeurable at al
times from them, payable in the cities Of Ger
many and England.
All the goods sold by this firm are imported
by them direct from the manufactures Of th'
Contisent, enabling them to sell at lower Priee'
than if purchasing of New York importers. a
look at their stock is well worthy and will re
pay one for visit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

TnE AMERICAN TRAoT SOcIETY.-The Ameri-
can Tract Society, New York Branch, has late
" been put to severe test Of its anomalous Po-
siiion on the slavery question, and has met the
test in a manner to satisfy anti slavery Gins
tians that there is nothing more to hope from
that quarter Rev Samuel WolcOtt prepared a
brief tract composed wholly of scrip.ural texts
upon slavery, designed to convey IN distinct
view the declarations of the Bible on that sub
ieet, after the manner Of the SOciety's small
tracts on other topics. The Committees Of the
Society declined to publish it, and in his letter
announcing that decision, the Secretary express
ed the hope that Mr. Wolcott would let the re
lection of his manuscript ''rest without noise
Mr. WolcOtt makes no noise about It, but he
publishes the correspondence and the tract IN the
Boston COngregationalist, with some comments,
in which the folly and the practical inhdelity of
the management of the Society are faithfully
exposed. 1t is one of the most damaging blows
that has been given to the Society
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
Invariably in Advance.

Ten lines u Tins tkg1ftl Type make one square.
Advertisements Leaded and placed IN column Of Special
RasIness Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts viii be understood 70 apply
strictly the Immediate Business the Aderser- and all
otheI advertisements m by the advertiser will be
EhArged extra
Notices Of Meetings. and Fremens, Military, Charitable
aud Religious Notices. s. per cent discount.
Business Notices Editorial Column VIII 0e ChHrGc Al
Ele r-fe OF Is -eufs line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements, 10 be paid iof n advance
Advertisements Into Weekly one square ct less Tor three
11ufhs or less. same daily
Advertisements Dairy and Weekly II be charged 50
cent extra
Marriages aud Deaths exceeding ten lines, Is cents.
y COWf.FS co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

GUY Cases--FOr IntOxieation 20, Disturb
ance %. Nuisanc 2, keeping House Of Ill Fame
3, visiting house of i'll fame, using obscene Ian
guage, using profant language, injuIing build
inps, violating cab ordinance, violating Sunday
liquor ordinance, Obstruet,ng side walk, vagran-
ey, gambling, permitting gambling, each l.
STATE Cases-PetiC, larceny 22' assault and
battery 81, severing fruit and vegetables s. OBJ
tanning money under fal's Pretenses ., house
breaking l, gambling l.
State Examinations Gran 'd larceny ., assault
with intent to murder, 9, burglary 4, horse
stealing ?, stabbng with intent to wound l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

fremont Hall is being reftted for Spiritual
Lectures during the coming Winter and VIII
hereafter be more inviting.
Mr. A. E. Newton speaks tomorrow morning
and evening on the following subject; " Modern
spiritualism-What is it I" and Spiritualism as
a ReformatOry Agency. Ar. Newton is editor
of the " Spiritual Age" 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

CHURCHES AMONG THE BLAoKs.-The Baptist
Church CAfriean) in Richmond, Va, numbers
200 communicates, truly a congregation to be
proud of The Baptists have $4,000 co'Ored
cOrmunicants in Eastern Virginia alone. There
is a cjIored church in Petersburg, Va, of ] 800
and another of 400.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

X Bishop COnnOr, of Pittsburg is vigorous
ly prosecuting his reforms in reference to Cath
ole funerals No carriages are 70 be allowed
except for pail bearers, and the immediate friends
Of the deceased. Without special permission
no more than two carriages will be allowed to
enter the cemetery, and before the corpse is
permitted to enter the church, the priest must
ascertain that all these rules have been com
n1;ad With
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

REv DE- BoYD--Many city readers will re-
member the Rev. A Il. II. Boyd, D. D, of
Winchester, Va, the leading man Of the South
in the General Assembly held in this city
The National Intelligeneer says that DR.. Boyd
has been called to the pastOrate of the Western
Presbyterian Church in Washington City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

y A church IN New York city, only two
blocks from the 22d Ward Police Station House
has been compelled to abandon its meetings on
Sundays, on account of the noise made at a
drinking house in the immediate neighborhOOd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

Y If any ladies wish to get their Muffs, Vic
torines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, &. RUFFINi,
81 Superior street, viii do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. #
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

n Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition az the State Fair at sandusky just
closed Sept. 20dlm sOl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

u Rev Thornton A. Mills, Secretary Of the
American Board of Foreign Missions, has been
called to the Pastorate of the Third Street Pres
byterian CN. s. Church, in Dayton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

MINISTERS OF THE NJ E. CHURcH SOUTH MAY
BY AND SELL SLAvEs.-At the recent meeting
of the St. Louis Conference of the N. E. Church
South at st, Louis, it was resolved by large
majority, to rescind the rule prohibiting Minis
ters of that Church from bdying and selling
men, women and children,
A similar expression was made at the late
meeting Of the Western Virginia Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The
vote coneurring with the action of the General
Conference stood For eOneurring, IS; against
cOncuuing, ?; absent, s. 1t is said the absent
members were mainly with the majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1858.
ABSTRACT OF THE VOTES

Given the County
from Returns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

PRooEED1Nss OF The Police COURT.-Byr re
port presented Thursday night to the Council,
we gather the following items in regard to the
business for the month of September;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

THE OLD DOMINION TEA POT.
II Just received supply Of the -'Old Dominion Tea
Pot This Is new article, reQ1Iing only oNEH1LT the
Tea generally used sad beverage obtained As much supe
rorta The ordinary infusion Of Tea. the Coffee mad
the sOd Dumiuonr Coffee Pf superior to CO1ee naGe
IN the common boiler and particularly adapted 10 BACK
Tea
Also. supply of the -OLD DOMINION" COFFEE Por
aud Of the French Bi-E1n. hand ~
a. FOCG. ENSWORTH & co.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
snbbarh school Celebratiou at soIon.

sabbath school Celebration at sOlOn.
The Teachers and Children of the several
Sabbath Schools of Solon and Chagrin Falls, to-
gether with the people generally, assembled ae-
cOrding to previous arrangement at the Metho-
dist Church in Solon, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, for the purpose of celebrating as above,
and having good time generally. Atl0A- n,
Schools of SolOn in carriages, escorted by A
sistant Marshal Barnard, and preceded by the
Solon Brass Band, proceeded in the direction Of
the 50 Falls" until meeting the Falls" crowd
under Marshal BOsworth, mot of the fields Of
blood faced to the right about, making easy
marches" to the commodious church which wss
the headquarters for the occasion. Here, Ia
bles decked with beautiful flowers and groaning
under the weight of dainties with which they
were loaded, awaited the eager concourse. After
appropriate exercises including "musie by the
band, said tables were sensibly relieved. Then
followed eloquent and interesting addresses by
the Rev Mr. Prosser. of the Bethel Church,
Cleveland, and Rev. Mr.. Guy, of Chagrin Falls
and SOlOn Station. In short, the thing was 4
complete success, speaking well for the energy
and morals of the district represented. S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
nlistcllal1cous.
House Furnishing .ErficIes.

d EIVED THIS ID Y
III Enamsled Preserving Kettles,
Enameled Sauce Pans,
Oyster Br0ilers,
Fire Irons and stand,
SaTdIue openers,
Cake Turner'S,
Crumh Brushes,
Table Msfs,
Mincing Knives.
Putato Washers,
STEAK Founders,
Knife Baskets, &c
FOGG. ELLSWORTH Co,
New Nos . Y Super1ur-<l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
Alaabinists &r.
N. KONIGsLO ",
AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
wALTHAN, MASS, MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent EeCer W'GtcheS.

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made by the aii OF and ori-ina marhin ", eI-
pressly designed 10 secure WITH Low PRICE. FINE.
SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE TIME-kEEPER- The
movements n c0astructo, und are runguuce By
the hehes- sui h1rties 70 be FAULTLESS N PRINCE
PIE AND QUALIFY and have been proved By The Hart
eNactiug be reliable and uufailg in action hsse
Watches manufacturer crude maefllls,
single establishment, by eetcd and uaifJr processes
the uflrtJry being Organized the same system
that HIS bee Cd ed On the produrtlon OF the uueqled
American fra-ars, which enables u q prnc
oNE-HALF the price Of any foreign Of
the qlltys and guzrlHee the perfect performance
for years. 1f every Marcu manufactured ty
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND.
the American Wafches being The Oaly mafe BY
chlucTy up0u unlio7m system through VI. Nearly all
han-made Wacies d. fective. and y get
ting out Of order ln many OF the country. u Is
possible 20 ind good " c parers and Watch reurs
always and eLpeuElve The Iurud notion
AmeTcan Watches tlspses n hl difficulty. uLd cot
MERCHASTs as well - Watch-deaers can keep Watches
Of their mcelaneuus stock ami thus supply their
customers with STAPLE. which my be used
other article. without stery huhus Sold By the
trade generally. aud ~
FOBBINS 4 APPLETON, General A-enfs.
ssp2s dSw Sun III ins Is Maiden Lane. New ! ork
nTn AcEnnnNTDNTun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16
CHANDELIERS
And Gas Fixtures,
For the Fall Trade, is now open, and viii be sold
At Prices that Defy Competition.
FOGG, ENSWORTH A GO.
Saturday, Oct 18th.
Good Household Furniture, New Rosewood
Piano, Horse and Buggy, &c.


AT AUCTION, .-...- by o. CUTTER SON
n CUTTER & son will sell. on
W. SATURDAY, Oct. l6h. af their Auction Room,
Bank street commeuciug a. 10 o'clock NJ lo Of good
Household Furniture Rosewood Piano, Horse and Buggy,
SC
Furniture c0ussin Of mahosany Sofas; mlh0gary, wal
and cherry nulns Tables AMI wool Ghars
mahogany kCckin- Cham; C1rd Tables WISH stands
Light stands; Side Stands; MATTRESSES; Feather Beds
Window Shaces; CocEs, Laps Oh Pantines L1okius
Glassgs OIL Cloths Cooking Stoves. Coal Wood Stoves
Crocksrv and t;las, Ware. kitchen Utensils Sc
Also AZ y ociock urecsey- splendid 81 octave
Rosewood Piano FOrte-Lishle. Newton = Bradbury,
kers-ruuud corners and fnished the best mannean
No Instrument II is ready fOr iuspcc ion, At
Auction Rom No limits but 10 0s sold With0u, any
whafever
Also at ~ o'clock-I Horse To -BuEEv ard Harness
Terns-Cash. hankable funds. Al the time Of sale
ocl3 d4t 30
SKIRTS.-DOUGLASS and SHEER
~ woods newest style, with the adjustable hustle.
Thcmson's, latest tStyles-
Columbian springs. the best article made
Brass Springs and su0d Reeds.
anI5 ". gARREN'S. Ne IN Sunsrinr s..
.NOLLARS-COLLARS-A LARGE
~ lot Of Misses Collars AZ onE shilling taehaverv
neat article, als large assortment Of handsome Col ars
&c will be sod low. Ju2l S HYAIAN { CO
ELANNELS.-WE HAVE JUST
Il completed cur assortment Of FI.ANNELS. which
comprises every grade and color at unusually low
HYlIAN \ CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-16

Long experience the Trade and a unaut facilities for
buying Goods the best advantage Will warrant Us TO as
customers that offsr them Inducements
SECOND To No HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK
We therefor respectfully invite the ladies' OF Cleveland
and country AIners Country Me chants and all buyers
Of Goods IN our line, call and examine stock and
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD q co.,
oc7 dxw4n a6 supeuor St first Store above Ba1k-
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

whom | haye associated. It is now the
fifth month of the Session, and have
neither seep nor heard of intoxicating Ii
quors being 5rought to the capitol or kept
there; nor, with two exceptions, have /
seen any member on the Republican side
of the Hall give evidence cf intoxication.
1t is true, however, that men of ohserva-
ton with whom L have ccnversed, uni
formly attribute this improvement, in a
great degree, to the fact almost every men,
bcr is attended by some portion of his
family; and that man has lived to little
purpose who, at the age OF forty, fails to
notice the salutary and sanctifving infu-
ence of the domestic circle. That mem
Der of Congress must be depraved indeed,
who can be seduced from the path Of rec
titudo while surrounded by the holy infu-
enoes Of the family circle. Northern So
ciety is already exerting its moral power
upon Washington City, and upon the
councils of the nation"