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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the amounts
IN cf taxes charged ia Dubois county, Ind.
furiIe wear a. ID. 1858, on earh one hut
drcd dollars valuation Ut real and persuhEt
properly, subject 10 taxation, 10 as follows
Fur county purposes ca cents and one DOL
lar on each poll, for school purposes !"
cents, and 30 cents on coca poli' and Tor
sinking !und 2 cents.
The township taxes are NJ follows: c"-
lunsbia IS cents; HARRISON Is cent?; Bslr-
bridge 20 cents; Hall 10 cents; Patoks 10
cents: and Fcrdinand 20 cents.
The special school tax. levied by the Trus-
tees Of The respective townships - ae ioi.
lows, TO vii:
Bainbridce 5 cents: Hall 25 cen's. and %
cents on each poll; ratoka 10 cents and 20
cents Oh each pol, aud Ferdinand % cent?.
The follow ing is a synopsis OF the taxes
IN the several townships TO wit:
C,lsmbia- 81 cents on the hundred dol
ls-. aud 81 so on the poll.
Harbison-s7 cents on the hundred dollars
and 81 50 on the poll.
(, Bdnbridre- "a cents on the hundred dol
Lars, and 81 30 on The poll.
Hail-Sl o. on the hundred d%oilArr, ana
81 rs on tho poll.
pl'uka-97 cents on the hundred uoiisIs
and 10 90 on Inc poll.
Ferdinand 81 - cents on The hundred
dollars and ) 50 on the poll.
A : O.
That I will attend At The several places o.
holding elections, in lie several townships,
n said county, on The following Gay, be
tween The hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ. and =
o'clock, II. NJ, for The purpose u receiving
said iaxcs, 10 ME-:
AT Haysvilla. Thursday, November 4.
:. Al L.wis, Pace. tfidsy, N,vrmbsr5 5.
Al P1lao,' = sill, : rurdas, Npvemhe. y.
Al C.les,inc, Tuesfnr. November 2.
All S.hne.rs Snr "Wednesday, Nv. ~.
n AZ Ferdnanf, Thursday and Friday, Nov.
llin and l3ih.
At H~nntingburgh, $ iturdov, Nov. 10.
= A. Jssre-, Mon a Nov. ~.
NOTICE Is further given that ] will al
{ tend al NY Office, during business hours, for
: The purpose OF receiving said taxes, and that
q unless The same are paid according 10 law. !
win be compelled 10 collect The same, To-
: gether with penalty, interest and coslf, oy
distress and =nle Of property.
l.. STEpIIENSO Treas. D. Z.
= Jasper, Sep. -, lo5S.-6w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-27

NorIcE Is hereby given that | will sell al
~ public auction OH Tuesday, the I'd day
Of November, 1853, al the late residence Of
Thomas Moore, late Of Dubois county, Ind,
decd, the personal property Of said deceased,
consisting Of horses, cattle, hogs, sheer,
corn, whea', hay, farming %u,ensiIs, ono tive
horse carriage, household and kitchen furni.
&c.
Terms OF sale-Twelve months credit vii
DO given on all sums ever thrcc dollars, the
purchaser giving note with approved security
waiving valuation and appraiscmcnt laws
that amount prompt payment will be re
|quircd. PHILlr CONRAD, adm'r.
oct 10, 1858 3w. p.$3 %
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Il hereby given that on Monday, The 6th
day OF December, A D 1853, the Count;
Surveyor Of Dubois county vii be rrcsen,
10 run the lines and determine The bOupda
lries and subdivisions. and aiso ca,nbl'sh the
CORNERS OF section 10, 7 ,, 5 No. = west;
also all the intermediate lines will be sur
viewed and the corners thereof established
IAN persons interested are required 10 at
TEND. JoHS Matter.
oct l3-3w psf 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-27

rs hereby given that on Thursday the 0ih
/ day Of December, 1853, the County Sur
yeyor OF Dubois County will be present %
the ines and determine The boundaries
and subdivisions and alsr establish the cor
ners Of section 3, Il 3, s raw; also the
Intermediate lines y III be surveyed and the
corners thereof established. All interested
persons are requested % attend.
oc,. l3-3w JrsrPH GEprricH
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I s hereby given that the Undersigned hns
i nude application 10 the Auditor OF Du-
bois county, Indiana, for a duplicate ccrtlfi-
cate or purchase Of The southwest quarter
or the southwest quarter Of section No. rs,
in township NJ. 3. :, nth uf range No. 4 w
10 Michael Miller, the original purchaser
The original certificate % purchase icing
lost. BARBARA LAUBf.
oct l3, '59-l3w. 500
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rs hereby given that on Monday, the lst
Il day Of November, 1885, the County sur
veyor Of DUBOIS county will be present 10
run the lines and determine the boundaries
md subdivisions ard also establish The cor
uers Of s .clion 33, town 3, :. X. 5 wes'; a'~o
all the intermediate lines will be surveyed
aud the corners thereof established. Aim
tcrcstcd persons are requested 70 sitcnd.
oct G-3w-Sl so. MICHAEL FOX.
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The Renowned Remedies.

Our readers have heard 81 the rcnown-
"a and ncvcr-failing Medicines prepared bs
Messra Coms,ock e. Brother, OF New YORK
and which are sold throughout the Country
81 merchants generally. We take pleasure
n recommending them TO be ell WHICH ihsy
arc said 10 b., aud that they are free ron
all mineral poisons. etc, which are usro
mos, generally. We would also ADVISE a.
who are ia III health to test them, and We
are sure that they Will not fail to relieve N
users. There Is a separate Medicine ~
nearly every disease. Also fOUArlS~
CARTONS Horse and Cattle Medicines
tho best In existence.
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Administrator, Notice.

~ u hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed ai,ninisira-
TOR, with the will annexed, OF the csia'c y
Christian Garmoi, late Of Dubois couriy
Indiana. deceased. Said estate Is solvent
oct I3. '5s-3w. BENI. Il. kIKP, edn'r.
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TDccker, Kramer q Co. have
greatly improved the appearance Of
their store house by painting the front
thereof.
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Admini~trat0r's Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been appointed administers
to- OF the estate OF Thomas Moore, ate OF
Dnbois county, deceased. Said estate il
supposed 10 be solvent.
PHILIP CooSRAr, admir-.
oct 10 lS5S-3w-sl,5 so
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~ S1*
Aiams--J ona,ha Kelly, ST.. Dem.
Allen, Schuyl Ter Wheeler and Nelson Nc
Lain, Dcms.
bartholomew, a. q. Collier, Dem.
Boone, Clark Dcvol, Rep.
Boone and Hendricks, Q. A. Hamilton. Iep.I
Brown, Lewis Proseer, Dem.
Carroll, Nathaniel Back, Den~
Cass. G. D. Knowlior, Dem.
Clark, A.. }. Carr, Dem.
c nv, Lewis Rowe, Dem.
Clinton, James Il. Newton, Dem.
'cra Daviu Summers, Dem.
Daviass, r. A. Clements, Jr., Dem.
Dearborn, w. Tebbs, N. G. Durham, Dems
Delaware, VIM. Broiherton. ReP.
Decatur, VIM. j. Robinson, Rep.
lDeKalb, Mics Waterman. Dem.
Dubois, NJ. Kempf Dem.
Eikhart, John Thompson. Rep.
Elkhart and Lagrange, G. l.. Murray, Rcp.
Fayctte and Union, G. W. Tresdway, Rep.
Floyd, John >. Davis, Rep.
Fountain, Horatio Il Cisypool, Dem.
Franklin. Thomas Clifford. Dem.
! Fulton, Banner Lawhead, Dem.
Gibson, Isaac n. Woods, Dem.
Grant, VIM. Hall. Rep.
Greene, T.. III. 9. Cavins, Rep.
Hamilton and Upton. Addison Boxly, Rep
Hancock, Sam'l Shockloy. Dem.
Harrison, Henry Jordan. Dem.
. Hendricks, Levi Ritter. Rep.
Henry, J. II. Mellci,. Rep.
Howard, TT. Harrison, II ?.
!, Huntington and Whitley, J. u. Firestone
Dem.
Jackson, s. 81. Clair Earlv, Dem.
Jaw. Geo. G. Whiiemsn, Rep.
Jefferson, J. L. Mansfield and y. G. Bran
ham, Reps.
Jennings, John T Shields, Dem.
johnson, A. Keefer, Dem.
Johnson and Morgan, o. Il. Doughert,
Dem.
Knox, |. y. Eastman. Dem.
Kosciuskc, Sylvanus Davidson, Rep.
D. Kosciusko and Wabash, Al. Power, Rep
Lagrange, Levi l.. Wildman, Rrp.
Lake, Elihu Griffin, Rep.
L porte, III. q. $ ierman and w. II. Scot
n- Rape.
Lawrence, ". Boyd. Rep.
y. Madison, VIM. A. Thompson, Dem.
Marion. ,. w. Gordon andI Motion, Eer
Marshall snd Stsrke, J. o. Parks. Rep.
Martin; G. $ Dobbins. Dem.
s Monroe, NJ. @. Hunter, Rep.
Morgan, Cyrus Whc'zel. REP.
= Montgomery, James T.. Harney, Dem.
!. Miami, William Smith, Rep.
Noble, -- Stanley, Dem.
Ohio and Switzerland, w. II. Gregory, re
Orange, David s. LOWS, Dem.
er, Owen. J. II. Martin, Rep.
Parke, Samuel II. Johnson, Rep.
Perry, Hamilton Smith, Dem.
d. Pike, q. w. Massey, Dem.
Porter, Thos. J. Merniiclj, Dem.
Poscy, l~lasseil Nelson, Dem.
Pulaski and Jasper, David Snyder, Dem.
Putnam, I n Rynearson andJ . Fordy'
Reps.
%. Randolph, Silas Cvlgrove, Rep.
nv, Ripley, Wm L Hartley, Dem.
Rash. EaetuH Han. Han
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Senators and fifty Democratic Repre-
scntatives, who in 1856 stood upon
the Cincinnati Platform, and who up
on all party issues stand there now
The political character Of the Legisla-
turc will depend mainly upon the sis
Americans and Wings who are ma
Itional in their sentiments, and who
have no sympathy with abolitionism
In the Senate the Lieutenant Governor
has the casting vote.
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Huntington and Wells-jas. X Sack, Dem
Jclerson--John X. Cravens, Rep.
] ohnson and Morgan-W. H.. Jenrings,
Dem.
Knox and Diviess--Jps.D Wiiiiams, Dom.
Lawrence aud Martin Thos. X. Cobb.
Dem.
Lake, Porter. and Joseph David Turner
Rr.
Monroe and Drown-W. q. darlington,
Dem.
Madison and Crant--Hsrvey Craven. Rep.
Marshall and S Joseph--Euils Brown,
Req.
Orange and Craw ford CUNT Iomax, Dem
Perry, Spencer. and Warrick--J. .. Shoe
maker, Dem.
Posey and vanderbursh--M. 7. Carnshan,
Il Dem.
Parko and vcrnillion--Georg X. Steel,
4 ker.
! Switzerland and Ohio--B. L. Robinson
Rep.
/ Tippecanoc--M. c. Culver, Rep.
Wayne--Othniel Becson, Rep.
Wabash and Kosciusko--Jamcs p. Con
ncr, Rrp.
Democrats holding over 10
Democrats elected in 1883 Is
Total IS
Republicans holding over 10
a Republicans elected in 1858 IL
q.
, Total %
Three Of the Democrats just chosen NJ
~ anti Lccompioln men, hut there Is no rel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-27

Three Of the Democrats just chosen nre
''sn,i- %Lccomp,oi' men, hut there is no rea-
son 10 suppose .ha, il general matters OF
Legislation they VIII act with Black Rcpub-
licans.
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nlillinrrp,

MIIlneTT Whey -
JUN MORGAN ROOTS.
MILLINERY G00DS.-MORGAN
lVl ROOT are daily receiving from Manufacturers
Auctions large sssOrtment Of Millinery Goods, and
opening
100 Gases B5anets, all varieties;
500 Cartans Preach and American Flowers
$40 Boxes Ruches.
Anl all the sinutia Ladies Healsear which will be
sold wholesale Retail az ast Shngly low urices,
accsrdance with the times ~ the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

One day-it was a sunny visitant in the early
sPring-tlme, ere the violet opens its blue ewes
among the fresh-shOOting grass-Agnes stray
ed from the nursery, and, going beyond the
watehful eyes of her mother, gained an opeu
ehamber-wind9w, and, climbing on a chair.
looked out upon the budding trees and the en-
erald carpet which Nature had spread over the
small plat Of open ground that lay in front Of
the dwelling. The window Looked to the south.
and the air came pressing in from that quarter.
bathing the ehlld's brow with refreshing cool
ness She laid her slender arms upon the win
dow-sill, and, resting her face upon her arms.
looked out, halfdreamily, and with a quiet sense
OF pleasure. When her mother found her half
an hour afterwards she was asleep
4 robust child might have suffered from some
temporary arrangement of the system, conse-
quent on checked perspiration but to one of
Agnes's feeble constitution exposure ike this
must always be followed with serious conse-
quences. When Mrs. Bird caught Agnes in Der
arms wild fear throbbed in her heart. Alas
It was no idle fear. She soon detected symp-
toms too well understood and sent in haste for
the doctor.
''Some slight arrangement" ," he said, evasive-
y, to the eager questionings Of the mother
But his tones were a death-knell
Very, very quiet nov is the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird. There is no wild disorder of child
reD there, but a stiffness that makes the heart
ache Mrs Bird resolved. in the beginning, to
have quiet, orderly home, and she has done
her work we'll
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sEwISs MACHINE PRoFrrs.-At the meeting
oil the stockholders of the Company of Whe sl-
er d Wilson's Sewing Machine. held in Bridge
port on Wednesday last, IA dividend of tify
percent was declared On the Ist of Janua-
ry last dividend of tloenty per cent. was de-
elared, and year ago dividend of forfv per
cent The capital stock is $4,000. The
stock is now at a premium of 300 per cent. The
Company are now manufacturing at Bridge
port 5Omachines per day, and keep $50 men in
constant employment They pay the patentee
Of one particular combination in Il leir m machire,
$40 for each machine. they manr fracture.
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TRIED To KILL HmsELF.-A man narled
John Goodrich, residing at No. 3S5 St. Clair
street, corner Of Marshal, ate mpted selfde-
structiOn on Monday myrning last by blowing
out hls brains with a pistol FOrtunatelely it
was loaded with wad only, the contents enter
ing the left side of his face, and inhicting a
very severe wound; but his ply rsician, Dr.. ster-
ling, thinks he viii recover. 10 reason is as
signed for the attempt, save tt lat he has been
lntemPerate AMI suffers Oecasi 'nally from de-
lirious attacks
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BURNING FLUII

> n % YES
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PIIRIJC
~ SQUARE (South sids) has lust received TsS5
% [ , ~ Aliaiiofy oas Of the largest aud best ass0rt
ENAMELED CRATES,
yer brought 70 tins market lie always keeps os hand the
other kinds OF STOVES - 1NA-'S anu
Ma'7gtGet'lred Expressly for this Market, and
warranted 10 giOe perfect satisfaction.
ne also IS constantly supplied with an assortment Of
woven arc AID House F1ruisliig Article apI IS a
eanl and Manufactures large stock OF TN Copvr ~
S1eet Iron Ware all OF which MUST AND wifi NJ
SOlD, II wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
~ ~ kIaiS q J9BBiNG. ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE "a l4-'ie4' anu
e proof O. the pudding Is in the chewing Of the stns
well known stand OF - ~ -iie oiu alai
10 SIS each @7' '''' siN7si ~
W. L. MARVIN
m4-9+uGWAt No. p SuutIf slle liz
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Ar LIvERPOOL--COl Stand lrt's vessel Cor
respondent arrived at Liverpool on the 18th in
stani, in advance of the rest of the fleet, and
dlstan-ing all Othervessels in her track except
the Col. WEBB of New YO rk, with which vessel
she kept company ten days The COrresPOn-
dent made the passage from Quebec to Liver
pool IA something over twenty-five days, and
from Cleveland forty five.
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Ten lines Of TINS lAgafe) Type make one square
Advertisemsnis Loaded and placed column Of Special
Business Notices, double the ordinary rates
Yearly Adserte Coniracts will l understood 20 apply
atrtlV the Immediate Of the Aderter, and all
Sihe advertisements sent IA BY the advertiser will be
charged extra
nud Religious Notices, 50 per cent. discount.
Business Notices Editorial Column VIII be charged al
the r1te Of IS ,eufs a line each Insertion
All TTansen. Advertisements 10 be paid for lt
Advertisements nthe Weekly, less for three
months or less, as daily.
Advertisements IN Dafy and Weekly " II be charged 50
per cent extra
Marriages ari Deaths not exceeding lines
+ CoWLES co. .
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MORNING LEADER.
From the Atlantic Monthly for Angus
"Bringing our Sheaves with U.s."

"Bringing our Sheaves with U.s."
The iims for toll IS past. and nishf has cJmc,-
Tue iasI and "a idesr OF the hlryesi-eYcs;
Worn our with labor long ald wclri -ume.
Droo' lug and laluf. he lelpers hasten home,
EacA laden with hiS sheayeS
Las Of the lab0rers. ny feet gain,
Loru OF the harvest and M s1iut EIieves
That an tundened not 50 much with srail
As with a heayiness of heart and brain
Yet these are a Il ny shelves
Bow, lsht ard wori hless.-yet their triiug weight
through all my fame a ry aching lcages
For long struggled with ny harless iaie.
And s.a and t0ted TIL II was dark and late
YET these are al my shoaves
Full well kaOw have more taTes than wheat
Brlmbies aud hJwrIs. dry sta Ks and withered leaves
Wherefore biush and weep, as al thy feet
knecl dgwa revereltly and repeat,
Master, behold uiy sheayes -
Ikn1wthese BIOS ous clustering heavily
Mill evening de up5u their folded lrages,
Can claim value nor utility
Therefore shall fragr1ucy and beaut- be
Ths glory Of my sheaves-
So 90 gather strength and hope anew
For well know thg paileut love n-rca.ges
Nor what / q ID, hut what sfruvo 10 do
And though the full rlpe ears be sadly few
Al hou wilt accell my sheavss.
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at Prices 70 Sniff the Tines !
THE NEW CAsKET.

The NEW CASKET.
a ) THIS is THE AGE OF M
- pIoyement aud refinement, tho ple5s-
se IN saying tat ne = prepared furnish al entire
new e IN the Underta king line superior 70 an
osofe lniIoiuee1 II Is ofhs use
N le Caske i1rn. ard IS highly ornanenteI Win fb-I
view can BE had with ease = 49, --"7A-
Inc CAskEf has none Ofthe gloomy and unpleasant an
P1esa o. me Old style OF Cufns They are perIecfiy
aI-sht, and are Light c0nTenisut for triosrs
80, y Pltlins N vaults, or common nierments sim
h1f AItlcle is m1cl DseI "a eastern cifi-s
Persons losing friends anil 10 procure aprftf, N
sne aoyys nne WI! and u much her Interest br
attention gwen. DAN'I w DITrY ~ s'ei1
Cleve, and. Junes g '57-mh2G:isT No s FTs'.,
DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
ssrs BAssErT HAIR DYE. grsai dssiler1tam
fhoIessly Io5 barbers benefit. Which bought n
ls of sliii Quantities. II nifty per than Won cn
PlIense aay ether dye IN the country Bottles tsf Won
ae 70 pay 81 Tor you get the iled for fty cents
% -a ior the same quantity. can xet auv
hit ussite Irn light shade 20 brown shads and et
olac anG give the best satisfaction 70 cusome n
ing keeps natural appearances. For s1is Wholsa a.
hstal p - NN- E AMBUSH l5f Suocrior =
--l--.-st- Fegunry authorized Agent
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Gtoues, &1.

n STANLEY W0ULDRESPE
We fully inform the citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
that he as opened Stove No ~ Prospect street
,There he u1l sell Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
good assortment of Ihe latest patterns
Cham Pumps fttud up order Asn. Manufacturer OF
Tn COPPER Sheet Iron Ware. Particular attention
J55 WORK done with dispatch. An work warranted
l6-dlw 20
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Bankers.
J. HeFdTllaII & Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
II Com. F0-eign ard Domestic Exchange, Uncurrsat
Money. and Land Warrants. Collections IN the United
States. Canada and Europe, promptly attended 70.
Agents f0rthe Liverpool and New York ffp
Line by which Passage be secured either from
Liverpool the advertised Passage also
suredlrom Liverpool Ney York Qusbec and New
leans By the regular lines Of sailing Packet Ships Also
from Hayre, Hamburg and Bremen 10 New York. Drs rs
fsTnis ed through utthe C0niin
Of Europe and Great Britain and Ireland For further
acularsapply at The Banking and Exchange Once of
J. HERDAIAN 4 Co.
spi7-du II Water street Cleveand. Ohio
n WHITNkN- y n sTANDAET- W sTASDAi IT
WHITMAN, STANDARD x CO.
w Bankers and Leaisrs in Foreign and Domestic
change No-7 Slperior street We draw direct on Lln
d5n and wal furnish Drafts for amount payable al all
the prnrpal pop Eng lanl Ireland Scotaud Franee
AID Germauv. Cnecons made all accessible po Iuts
thr0aghou the UaIf d States and Canalas. nh-:ly
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C0AI.---COAL.

nv Wv 10 IHL IIl1H To IL I III
IN your Winter supply. We daily receiv sple,l-
did article aud Crates which sell 81 90
pertOn- Parties wishing purchase will DO well o
call. All orders through the Post Once PROMPTLY
tended Offices and fanus C P. r K Pier and
sens ioHN HAYS 4 co .
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Drugs.

S0AP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C.eavors Glycerine, Musk and HoaeT
SOais-waIranted genuine-f0r sale BY
feh9 L, W SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
II Har end Cloth Brushes also. Teeth Brushes Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. For sals By
fcb9 E. ". SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
- sormeuf just received. =ethsr great variety
feJs z. ". SACKRlDER.
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6ats, Gaps & furs.

gats, Gaps & furs.
III HATS! HATS! HATS @
The largest stock snI greatest variety Of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found pIess CORRESPOND wiki the iimss At
juHS z STAIR 4 cos, Is SuperilrSt
EYERETT HAT. = SOMETHING
L new. nice and tasty. Call and large stock OF
my.s ''O''u '1 BUTTS b. rs &C CO. supe-ors,
T AIDES RIDING HATS AND
II GAUNTLETS--Flae assortment nov openngat
my9 BUTTS 4 CO, : Superior St
u SUMNER CASHMERE HATS. q
L, BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beaulIful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
They aso have I'm Assortment Of Fashionable Black
ls SUPERIOR STREET
EHlLDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
aDl5 l. BENEnICr SONS. q SuperloI ST
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
l. Coored, Tor Men zad Boys wholesale and retail.
ael5 1. BENEDICT 4 SONS.
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
5 M afIS5Si 5 So5 TSee'ed T5s gSiS se ever
apo Under Johnson House. - Sarerior St
T. STAIR q CO, ARE PRE- "a
He pared 10 furnish the 81
Spring Fashions
GENTLE MEMS MATS.
The quality. style and haish Of our
II ATS
re las usuaD unsurpassed. mile
q 1855. a
Spring Style Of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th.
L. Benedict & Sons.
mh6 IS SUPERIOR ST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

u Pan ane Orae aial Praiius Of every tescriuiio
dono al the Printing Establishment OF the LeaEsr Oace
on the latest imr we'd and most rapid steam presses in s
best s e On shor notice and reasonable rates Par
tealar attention pail to blank work Every description
Of Inning done, especially Blank Books LeIgers Jouru-
as. sales B0 l.. Rece.r-as Baoks. &C &c
The Washington union., 1858-02-24
THE TRUE RIFLE.

S. d. Houston, esq, of Manhattan, (Kansas) one
Of the leading free-State men there thus writes in a
letter to the Kansas Herald under date of January
3lst last
What, control the government of Kansas and yet not
vote In republican government all agree to be ruled
by the decision Of the ballot box The constitution
under which live Is virtual contract that the
shall control Legality may not always be found side by
side with justice, with right but STILL il the law making
power enacts constitutional rules who say they
not egaly II matters not whether few or many vote
the law is equally legal The nopoer has agreed 10 be
governed by those who do rofe
The Washington union., 1858-02-24

The Kansas) matter is in the precise condition
in which the executive influence may be most available
and decisive The shaky and hesitatng democrats
Marked and may be brought into the ranks large er
ecce patronage vt nndoscd Of additional patronage Is 10
be Afforded 5y The army bill If it should pass, It will in
some shape"
The New York Sun quotes the foregoing as from
the Washington Union. 1t is not necessary to as
sure our readers that nothing Of this sort ever APP
pcared in this paper. The Sum- in its zeal against
the admission of Kansas, must be driven to an cx-
tremity to thus seek to advance its views by misrcp
resenting contemporary.