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COPARTNERSHP NOTICE.
HARRIS, GORDON & co.,

~ %. HARRIS, W. H. GuGUuN. W @. HARRIS
aud ,. g. HARRIS. have lhHS day A~sueulte
themselves together under the style rf
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SAY WHEAT, AND FIL Go INA Western
paper tells the following:

While the late Judge c., some twenty
Ave years ago, was holding the Circuit Court
and Oyer aud Termintr in the neighboring
county Of W, u hackwoodsman Was ar
raign q aud convicted OF an aggravated az
sault upon his wife. 1hr Judge ordered the
prisoner 10 stand ap, and CONCLUDED a solemn
aud appropriate admonition by sentencing
him To niarty days Imprisonment, the lasl
thirty Of which lac Was b be kept la soliiars
confinement. aud upan bread aud water only
The prisoner, who lived In region whers
Inxuries were never knosn, and even ths
neeessaries Of lie were scarcc, reflected q
moment, and rrpiigd, "Jadgv, say rAsas bread
and I'll go In"
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
90 ~ 80 49,
Winter Arrangement.
On and after Monday, Nov. %, lS5s, trains will
~ run as follows:
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
MORNING TRAM. AFTERNpCN TRAfN.
leaves Gailatin, Dam Leave Galiatln 4. NJ
Arrive Edgeaeld, AN. Arrive Edgeaeid 80 y. NJ
leave 10 &" Leave 90 9
Arrive GaIlatn / co A Arrive 6sllatin r. "
The Train leaving Gaihstin $50 A. NJ, aud
Egeneld at 10 A. n, connects fsaiistin with mail
cnaches 10 aud from Louisville The train leaving
Eigeheld at 10 A NJ, aud Gaiiatia att p NJ, con
with mails coaches "a afd from Hartzvillc and
Cartilage. Only the morning train viii be on
Sundays.
II Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each passenger will be allowed fbs free. A
charge VII Be male for extra baggage which must
be paid D. the conductor Other artices than bag
gage, carried IN the bavEage cars, viii be charged
express freight, which be pad Ia the Agent Of
the Express Cofngzlny.
Passengers taking their ssais Galatis and Elss-
aeit, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cenzs extra
nov2s RoBr MAcI.Fon. sap't
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I->OR the year 1857. Negro Woman who j. good
II Cook and a first rate Washer and Ironer. Also,
Negro Girl who IS good Nurse Andy to
A. J. NCNHIRTER.
decS-G No. Inn Block
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MOST

YESTERDAY morning on Deaderick street, or the
Public Square between Cherry aud the mouth of
Market streets, Twenty seven Dollars: one Ten, two
FlNes and seven One Dollar Bills, all on the Bank Of
Tennessee The finder Will be literally rewarded by
leaving il with P. Crager No. II Market House.
deCS-.t
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G,n. Quitman and the Spirit of'76

A LONG with excellent Lot of Pocahoutas Snnok.
n ing Tobacco has tusf heea received frosn the
afartorers Hatsey 4 Booker, Of Lyuchbnrs. Va 81
J. n. langley Cos, wsss selling the Lsrghorn
< ATmizirzd Tobacco loser Than HsaAl.
J. ". LANGLEY 4 CO.,
de1&-a sac a. Upion street.
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VOhaccO and CiSars.

(KTE have in store lEO boxes Fine and Common
W Tobacco, embracing all the favorite brands TO
be found in market
500, 900 Cigars. varioTS brands
500 bales extra smoking T bacco, which we will
ell AT the very low 81 cash prices.
CARTER, WII.~FORn Il CO,
decl0 No. Market street.
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LETS i'm NScGaNock.

/ HAVE fr sale privately, . lots 900 McGavncS,
! Il s;uuted GA Jefferson. Madison. Fillmore Aveuu-,
Florence, tlheru Avenue Hcu,irrshott and IlIu.s
stree :, which Wili sell great hl~gni :. These
l"tsarc Among some Of the most brGutl iu that adj
titon, and Ia those 81 small mesns. wanting cheap
homes, now is thcil chluve. For particulars call
Gl-..C CT.
oct1-u Agent
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For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville fronting
y 100 feet on Demumbrane street, running back
lS6 feet u th McNairy a twelve feet alley
has Il comfortable frame House with live rooms [ is
tern, Stable, aud other out houses
For terms apply 10 A DREW EWING, F. r. GLssCocK
or JEo. ". Pennington. dccS-tf
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liral estate Sales.
FREE-SOIL PR 9P ERTf
For Sale.

On McLemore. Jettooen Church and Broad streets,
I AM Offering for sale. privately that valu- g.
Il able HOUSE AND lot, situated an Mole 80.
more street between Church and B-oac sts-, e
fronting Mel enore 60 feet. rurirE hack 100 feet,
20 alley. Tie impruN ements cor SIT 81 i1c sf"r';
brick, containing rooms in the main brBdrg- by
sides kitchen, servants rooms. stahie, &c 1herr Is
also fine well of never failing water. besides other
convenience, which makes il all together des7rabie
place. independent Of it, heinR free FRI taxation,
and central to the brsirass portion Of tie CRY and
with all the advantages of ben the ZION,
will recommend itself he favorable consideration
Of those " sling purchase.
II schi privately before the 9Th OF pftFN-
FER MKT, viii offer IL piblr sale, the prem
iscs. at IL O'Clock. For terms &c. applv To
nov2O-tf =. r GLASCf OK. Agent.
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FOR SALE BY
w. T. FERRY a. CO., Public square.
dec2-tT
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shire. dam Picayune by Mcdock, 6
MATCH RACE A match for $50 IL side,
between Hunters h, h. Red Eagle and Gains
b. f. by Epsilon, Observation-Disclosures, a single
dash of TWO miles and half The FLY had
beat the horse the same distance yesterday.
and was now the favorite. But the test
prov d that those who yesterday maintained
that the horse could have beaten the race by
proper management were right. He kept the
lead all the way round, increasing the dis
lance rs he nearcd the stand on the last
round until he had made gap Of forty or
fifty yards between himself and the oily.
Time, 4:5l t.-C5lumbia Eng.
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II v AZ Il ~ - Al r.
S T 0 V z S, &C., &c.
On Thursday, the 10th inst,

On Thursday, the 10th inst,
10 O'Clock will sell at Public sale. the high
n est bii Ter, At stewart L Ovens old stand No
II Market street. all the stock hand consisting OF
the following articles:
Coal Ranges. for cooking:
Heating Stoves, for wood and coal, different sizes
and patterns:
Frank lin and PaTlor Stoves
MarbeliZei Iron Nantes;
Mantle Crates, due and common;
Stock Kettles,
Brass Kettles;
Hollow Ware;
Tin Ware:
bog Irons all sizes;
Platform and Counter Scales;
Timers Mashines. Tools Benches, &c, and npmer-
articles not enumerated.
The sale u pursuant n Decd ~ Trust executed by
William stewart. tsec Book No - up $40 - 554 IN Re
gistrr's nfiee,) and therefore without reserve.
TERMS up SAtE-Al sums under 81 CASH over $40
three months time.
GEO. b. GOODWIN, Trustee, SC.
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For Nent.
For Hire.

4 STORE HOUSE Broad street, between Col
y lcgc and Cherry, for the year 1889 Apply q
does WILL l.. BOYD, JR
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For Rent.

DNHAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my
Il Office. being No. Is Cherry street. for next
year. Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD, JR,
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Meat Cutters.

I NUCAt SuttFIo-
WE have foar siEs-s q lie bess saaistf Of NEAT
w CUTTERS, sh5rh ~sii soll foF cash at i0x
prices.
Batrher's KNIVES. saws, eleassrs and sssels;
Sansage Suffers,
Ch0pplng knste and Bowls;
Lard stands;
MACKENZIE 4 H~CHIS.
Eoyis Ia Coliese Eti ees.
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Estimates of Appropriations.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
November II, 1883.
SIR: Agre"ablv to the joint resolution of
Congress Of the 18th of January, 1916, have
the honor to transmit for the Information Of
the House Of Repre- sentatives. printed estima-
ties of the appropriations proposed TO he made
for this fiNcal year ending June 80, 1860, as
follows, viz:
Civil list foreign intercourse. and miscel-
lanc0us including expenses of c"Ilec-
ting the revenue from sales OF public
lands and expenses Of courts SILL,
500 $50 IL
To supply deficiencies in
the revenue Of the
General Post Office. 80. {, 1872 900 90
Pensions. .............. S. 900 90
Indian Department. 80 / 500 4l9 10
Army, proper, &C in
GLIDING miscellaneous
Objects. ....... 1858 1856 %
Military Academy ls5 ,93s 90
sc .,.....,.... 2Ie5. 7G6 90
Naval establishment. 10 500 $40 so
--s52,2 n ,2l5 eS
added statements show
/. The appropriations for
the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1860 made by
former acts Of Con
Rrcss, cf a specific and
indefinite character,
follows, VIZ:
Miscellaneous including
expenses or collecting
revenue from customs 1924, 40 II
C"mpensItiOIs the
General Post ONE for
mail services. 100000 90
Armlng and equppng
the militia. ...... 200 600 co
Civilization of Indians. 10000 GO
Interest the public
debt. j 1853 .314 Sc
- s,497 ,7c4 SO
2. The existing appropri-
atoms, part Of which
required for the
pay ment Of liabilities
of the present fiscal
year hut which will
be fromth he
Treasury until after
June 30, 1858. and the
balance applied 70 tire
service of the fiscal
year ending June 80,
1860, viz:
civil list, foreign inter
course and miscellan-
eous...... ......... 4,27O957 %
Interior Department,
pensions and Indian) ,6O3 500 80
War Dcpa tment. 1891 O9l 10
Navy Department. 265 As
AS qO7 2S
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EcOH ESCnK.

INlE house oi Mrs. :. V. y. SraIr an Front street
4 scr"ud door FROM the corner Of Bril- gr "a ana
the square, aud new ocUVpied bv Nr. IoNEs ~ n
boarding. house. TIE r. Mt Is 81 table . business
stand- The Hnr"r part $ a family residence. There
d ,ls'a hhcEsmtls shop On the rear, all az Wl'.rh
" u H. re.t"d together Tor the var. Possess
son SiNcn lst OF January next. Enquire OF
uov2u-u y. r. GLASGpCK. Agent
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hOr HsCRI-

TIVE SfORf ROOM on Broad . vet one door from
Il the corner II Front street. orruf,rf ~ q.
l.. NEANEY P"ss sSirn can D.. had liru e.. tcIy 4
desired, or on the ist Of January next. Apply 10
a ". JOHNSON OF
noyl3-lm ESHFR, WHEIFSS $50
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

After several years experiment in the manufacture
Of Gin. fortunately succeeded, in the year 1875
making discovery in It's manufacture. by which il
deprived Of its acid and niammatoTy properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture 5 at Schcidam, Holland. After
several months reflection what title give IL / in
troduccd It To the American public undcr the tte of
Wolfes Scheiaam Aromatic Schnapps"-
Schedam is the name of the place IN Holland where
the Gin h anufnctured aromatic - derives is
name from the Italian Iuuper berry with which Il
favored and the word =. Schnspps - Is the German
| for drink-cngu., dram-Woifc's :, heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schuapps been introduced
10 the American pEblic and received with approha-
tinn. than the liquoT mixers OF New York, Boston
and PHI label ha started ia pursuit with their mixed
aud po sonous stun, under various names. In
al my Labels have been Dcrfectly imitat
ed witt only the addition uf few letters 90 pieau
tcChnic avodahco of the law and carefully pre-.
par,.d TO impose careless purchasers. / under
sta large quantity has been purchases by the
merchants Of New Orleans account uf tire cheap
uess OF the siua. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Piuts being the wholesale price IN New Work IL Is
nothing but American Whisky favored with the Uil
OF Juniper aud reduced thirty per cent below proof
A merchant who participates indirectly Va tie fraud
by selling the spurious article, j. much ohend-
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health az the community in which lie lives, viii aid
ferret,ing out and exposing the Inscriptions
chant who. Tor the sake of iew cents VIII put
ia Jeopardy the lives Of the community In Shch he
itvcs. such should be nailed 10 tie pilIoTy Ol
public eKeCraton.
UDOLPfKO WOLFE
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For Sale.

WE are selling = splendia lot % i.AN6HGRS,
w ARMIsTEAD AND COBBaS TOBACCO, very low
}. H.LANGLfN& co
oet29-u ~ Union street.
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Tobacco.

000 RoNES Ianghorue n sons * Gold Leaf
<Ob Tobacco:
81 boxes y. VI. Roazs No. ] Tnb1cCu:
81 Il" jis. :. GuuWIn $ Roscbrt Tobacco:
So e." Ken Smith = TIL Fol Toharc,,:
In store anu tor sale by
nuN". HARRIS COETON a 90.
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II HAyEfor sale an interest IN a PRINTING oFFiCF.
y doing prosperous business in a thriVine ta~n.
fersans Wishing ~ embark in this kind OF hasineSs
~in ind this "a rare chance
aoy2.-u Err GiASCnCK.
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sell the GENUINE SCIiNAFfn:
T. J HART * co. Wholesale Grocers.
EATON X HENDERSON, :"
GOOuHICH q CO, -
A. n. GRIkFF CO,
w. l. AiI-E> n CO,
H. BLOCH & CO, "
JOHN T. MOORE h co, f" :"
JOS II al y. MARkS,
DISCO x SIMAS,
HALL, KEMP CO,
=. " COfI.ER, Brandies Wines &c
BUNNEII n BAIlIEFf omHiissoB Mel ,hRBts,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Drasgssts.
O o. WOOpMAN, - &"
THOMPSON * BARNES, Grocers,
q. THEIREz. GruccFics, Wines and Liquors
GEO &. WHITE 8 CO., -
kARSTENHEIk 4 Co, -
HOLMES x slENCER, g -
WI LsNIER x CO, New Orleans.
W. A YOiLETgE CO., -
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FOR SALE BY
w. Y. TERRY q co., Public square.
nov3o-if
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WANTED.
a Good investment.

A MICRO girl from IL 10 Is years old as a mar,
n Tor balance Of the year. For particulars ina1i
altlE once auulT.
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To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsT:-"My age Is Six
ty. One year ago. my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it bad become thin.
| commenced using Mrs. S. a. Aliens World S
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,n now
my hair is RESTORED TO its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and ceased to fall.'
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Hen advertisements.
CRESpS GAVEVV.

SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE GIFTED CoMEDIENNE
MISS MfGGIE MITCHELL.
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The Chest in the StereOscOpe.
House Furnishing Goods.

We are daily Fecrving ne~ articles from New York
Abd n0w have un hand very nue assortment %
Fire ifons aad Siandards-
Coai ~catiles, >haVcls-
Old ns,sninasn Csiise and Tea Pots
Coffee Urns, GFegaes, Tea and Coffee Postal pat
tcfHs
80 stcr Plates and nshfs-
Covered nishss IL every sixe-
lisii towers. ke. Sc-
Oar aszortnsspt II Cue Cutlery Is complete.
dsr2-af NACkt NZIE x MfNCfiiN
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7
! - HALF barrp's Mulass,s:
! - 10" q" Land Plaster;
| .. bags AlSIi,c:
J SuC buNcs NJ. / Bar SOAP.
! In store aiIa Tor sale 10y
NV. HARRIS, GORTON CO.
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RECAPITULATION.

7. J. Bacon's br. h. Bill Bearing, by
Albion, dam by L"viathan, years. . Il
p. w. Pryor's b. b. Vo,dOre by York
shire. dam Picayune by Mcdock 6
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Whisky,
Turks Island Sal
Sur dries.

.D000 BAGS 4. ]. silt. in store and fo- sal, by
~'''O iu"y2l HAlui =, GuRruN \ 60.
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~ - =.
Sale Of the Ohio Gu mails.

The report of the Board Of Public Works
for the year 1857, showS thatthe canals of
Ohio did not pay their expenses by S6,225'
SC. That is a bad account. and s1iaade the
subject of much comment by the press Of
the State. These public works cost the
State millions Of dollars for their construc.
ZION. The money expended on them was
borrowed, and for which bonds were issued;
the interest On these bonds amount to $Sl2,.
q6U. The revenues from the canals should
pay thut ia,erest, together with managing
and keeping them in repair. Bat instead OF
paying the former, they did hot, The PAST
year pay the lasters and the prospect Is, tha,
the future will show no Improvement
There has been gradual decline in the re
eeipts from these public works for the pas
three years. In 1855, the receipts were
$46s,s3l 90; in 1856. $427, ,Sl3 %; and il
1857, $34S.672 10, a falling off ip three
years of over one huudred and twenty thou
sand dollars. Last year the State was ou
! Of pocket. for the supp IT OF these cahais
and ihtesest on the money borrowed to
their construction, the sum Of SS2l, 954.
1 Sff
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IAdusr,isemant1


WooD's HAia REsTORArnE-AmOnR an
treparations for the hair that have been In.
produced as infsllibIs. none has ever given
he satisfaction or geinsd the popularity that
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative now has
His Restorative has Psssed the ordeal Of in.
Vulnerable fashionable toiieJS, and the ladies',
wherever they have tested it, pronounce il q
peerless srtidle. They End where the hsir
is thinned, that h ersates fresh growth
that 1t fully restores the VegetatiVe power oI
the denuded places, and causes the fibsrs &
shoot forth anew--that it dsolves and re-
moves dandruf, prevent gruyness, restore
the hair to its original color y hen greynesi
has actually, Snpsrvened. gives RIGA luster
imparts the softness and flexibility Of silk e
the hair, and keeps 1t always luxurisnt
healthy and In full yigor.=:-N Y. TfibRae.
Sold ~ all respectable Dregists.
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4 GREAT MEDICINE foH FEMALEs.-
Hundreds Of stimulants have been invented
and sold, purporting to BE specific in the va.
rious diseases and arrangements to which
the delicate form OF woman renders her
subject. The result Of all these stimulants
has been to impart monentGry dcttOsty to
the nervous system, and false vigor to the
musclesj but this relief has been succeeded
! By a depression and prostration ereater,
than before; and the repeatsd attempts OF
inv Aids to build themselves up BY these talse
remedies, have finally ended in destroying
what little vital organisation was left But
in risihg "Berhavs's Holland Bittsrs," you
will find no such disastrous results. IT h
purely vegetable eompound, PfsPated on
strictly scientific principles, after the man
ner Of the celebrated holland Professor
Bnrhave. Under its influence, etsry nerv'
and muscle receives new strength and vig
or. appetite and sleep retufh, and finally
perfect health. See advertisement in an
other column.
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A Tcrriv,te Le;lEuse.

The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Tins, speaking OF the late attempted
assassination Of Louis Napoleon, says:
his reported that one Of the prisoners:
Rudio, has turned States evidenceI and
that, in his Confession, he has revealed .
plot that does ttSt offer a very sthilihg pros
peetlve for the Emperor: According to
Rudlo's confession, the cCnspiratorS were
Ave bundled iii nuhtber. They are bount
70 ,heif work by terrible oath, and thei'
objsc, /. the assussins,ien Of Louis NspO.
leon. Each year, OF oftenef; Il eifctitfstan'
ccs will warrant the attempt. the whole
body are 10 draw lots from boz, IN waict az
there viii be Eve winning Numbers. Th'
i've members drawing these are held to Pu
IN immediate execution an attempt upon IN
EmperOr's life, which sh,ll be approved .!
she whole society. and BY those who ar
charged with its execution. The Socls'
has plenty Of money iOr carrying out It's de
signs.
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Snlc of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Court Of
L. rrobase.o of the county Of PortaGS and state ,oi
Ohio shalt ofeffor sale att public yendue, on the
oath day of March, A. D.. 1885, betwecn the hours OF
10 o'clock, IN. and O'Clock, p. M on said day,
oh the premises, III Paris, In said county the follow
ing described Real Estate, tsubect to right Ct dow
err as hefeatcE expressed,) to- wit: Situate In ots
Nos 20 and IS In tho township OF Paris, Portage
county Ohio bbdnded on the east by the elst line oi
laid iots on the south BY land in lot No 80, owned
h~ insephus Hollister ON the west by land In said
~ ow led by Kvan F. EVANS. and on the north ey
lots i-e OF the Mahoning River-cOntaining, hy
the cen.: rne hundred and three acres OF iand ex,
-es IF the land above deacrioeA sola
eepa1,s annih aldo - s:id premises to Z. D. Hollis
ter Said thirty ar s%%,S SH bV land il sait
sot owned BY Josephus Holiste me WsS. syaUs an
on The north by the centre of the County no
Ming east and west through said lot ana sno(sSI
to Ike right uf dover heretofore assigned 70
Seiby to so much of said land as IS contained
he following bounds. to wit: East by the easi no
said lots Nos 90 and 70, from the centre o. .ne ~
leading east and we9t through said ot No: % 70
centre Of the Mahonihg Riveri south by inc cens,
of said east and west road, and TO extena wess tnu
the ca 81 line Of said lots so fur that Mne Iunhn Y.
no rth from said east and west road, paraliSi w
said east line to the centre of said rivef VIII %
twenty nine acres of land; leaving seventy tnne .
| acres or laiid-a part of which Is incumoerco ""
| ala dover Interest US aforesaid. s%,p1
r.hTn.tx OF. 1sSs-4w Admir- Of w. X. 6eibS.
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Mts. Clarissa Atwater, who resides with
hef scit.itt. law, Mr.. Goodman, on Elisabeth
A.. tsas ionpd dead 10 her bed on Saturday
u,nrn;ne last. She vent 10 bed the previous
srerinc ia tisual health, with little grand
1.ngh,sr, and iii the morning the child arose
~itSout discovering shything untisual. and
sftsr xsitine I time her daughter went ia
M room and called to het. but receiving nc
answet she stepped to the bed'ids ana iount
her mother liieless corpse! we nave no,
heAfd what Yves the Gauss Of her DEAN q O
,has any posi- mortem examination was neid
Mrs. A. was in the 7lst year OF her sge'
NOrwalk Experiment. is-.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-11

0.FWe invite our readers to the perussl
Of Dr.. Ayers advertisements which appear
in the columns Of OUT puper. They deserve
~. ,,icn as treating Of what interests Us all
a.'S', S source which all have long re-
u quo .tIn' Ne Doctor is well known as one
ePte Of the leading Cn: :m'ts Of this country. who
devotes bis great acs.' fe" ow.a;e. " Ale r.,
covery and manufacture o. ,o,"e s.,ao' ~.
popular use. The uuparalI~.ee su'..' ',aI
which has followed his labors is t'o W..
known in this community to need any e'SHo'
dation from our pen.- Washington Go: Oo'
ssreef.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-11

FENcIsc IN oy RAILHoADs.--A b'll saA
been reported iu the Psnnsylsanis Lss'Sia-
,ure 90 compel all rsilrOads in the Common
weul,h 10 fence their roads Whenever vlsw.-
"a. upon appointment By the Courts, 'hslI
deem Il necessary, upon petition oi citi-
..ns properly 6led. 70 grant such VIEW
Thia HI win effect every railroad in tn
state heavily, as i. wiIl require them 70 ez-
I psus vsst sum et nonsy.