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, 1859-11-22

From the Illinois State Jpusnal.l r.,
We baye at last obtained the oficiai yote cast
1T the recent election for Congressman in this
District, compared. with the totat Democratic
vote cast in each county last year, it is ~ fol-
lows:
, 1859-11-22

RrnpEn OykgsnoEs CHEAPER THAN EvER.-
Ladies', 60 cents mems, IS cents Ladies' and
gentlemen's boots-ruhhfr so!ing applied TO
ladies' aud geatlemeu's leatber boots and shoes,
Rubber boots and shoes repaired Ut the rubber
np22.Jt
, 1859-11-22

WANTED-Awelt improved tnEln
property w!th p.rtret ttI+ and within taif block df
horAe railroad Address, stating full pazsfnAfs 70 Nv
INK 1E6E. no1e-A%
, 1859-11-22

WANTED-By Young Man
about thty years of sxe, q ps.etiea9 zcoGat.9O
s.tal.>a Bookkeepez or saes
Adsess through Chicakj Post U1ce Merchant 6ox 5'''
, 1859-11-22

'DoxSzrs.-The Indies will find It 10 their ad.
vantage to buy their Bonnsts Of W. X. stowe,
1al Lake street, the original deoler in the city,
4. pprl4Jt
, 1859-11-22

OFFER FOR SALE At LOWEST PRICES
IS Ub1s. Pure Ltnnred oil,
5000 Calls. ". B. Whale0n.
1000 ss ELEPHANT OIL,
1000 Is Sperm oil,
10 Bbls. Neatn Foot OIL,
10 i" Castor o1l..Prime,
10 IS Olive u
100 Is CampAcne,
SO Is Turpentine,
2u0 6 IEosin--No. 1 and 2,
SO Casks Sal Sods,
rs V Sodn Ash,
400 Gum OpfH1u-I turkey.
SO or. 1Iorphene--p d ",
$50 Bu. Canary Seed.
100 Is Hemp
so Isnles Term Japonic2,
100 Kex. N. c. Klcarb. Soda,
as Bales Prime Enstern Hops.
10 BbIs. AmHrIcan Istn:Jn&s,
SO Boxes Olive Oil"QuartB,
so .s 81 & Ptnts,
SO Barrels Whiting,
100 Boxes Genuine CASTLE Soap,
SO .lbs. p11ce's Gl3cer1nes
| 1000 Is CaFnsyay Seed.
100 1sb1s. Alcohol,
| SO - Burning Fluid.
| ocloaGt86m
, 1859-11-22

D1scnAnokp.--Martin Whalon, who was ar
rested few days ago for stealing 3anes Cur.
ran's heifer, was brought before Justice Akin
yesterday for examination. The prosecution
failed to mike out a case, and the prisoner waf
discharged.
, 1859-11-22

F1nE--on Saturday night, about 8 o'clock,
the dwelling house Of DR.. Mcsiasters took fire,
but was discovered IN time to prevent any sc-
rious damage or a general alarm.
, 1859-11-22

= ~ Our lady RAIDERS will be glad to know
that Wa1ns1ey \ Hueston keep every thing de.
nets aud Cloaks just received At their elegant
stores, Nos. Al and IS Clark street. no17-6t
, 1859-11-22

TvEEpLE-pKk AID TwEkntE:prN.--Deware Of
any othez concern dealing Il Lamps and OILS
Oh Emporium. TIE surest way to get the
Boston kerosene and good Lamps, is to come
, 1859-11-22

Gas F11rrnEs.-Esown T. Wilder are now re-
ceiring from Cornelius L Baker, and other man,
ufactuFers, large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandesiers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures.
Globes, &c. ali IN need will please call at Al
and 40 State st.eet. oc17.2m
, 1859-11-22

R.sca11rr.-On tlc yoth ult,, some persons
placed upon the Illinois Central track, at the
Zig yermillion Bridge, a plank to throw the
tho cars of. The plank being oi fso't wood, was
crt in fsyo md no dannge wns sustained.
, 1859-11-22

- For economy and di1using t healthy
Stose has no equal, and it can be regulated to
eive any desired degree Of heat The Stove
, Tenti{a&es tn aporsnstas as freely al wood fire
or coal CRATE, thus obriating all tendency to
headache. Those Of our readers who have
found in the recent eold term, their g1ates made
qua.e for adding sufficient warmth for comfort.
stove, will thank Us for referring them to Van
Schaack's extensive store establishment. Ii
State street. His assortment Of Kt4ehen Gttn
sls, House Ee<piag Artia4s. DC, are great at
fractions for house keepers. no2l+t
, 1859-11-22

OF send to l26 Clark street.. We guarantee
every gallon Of oil sold 10 be as represented.
Remember there is a vast difference in Lamps
as veil as Oils. Therefore, don't buy those
which first came out, which smoke and emit an
o1or. no11-l2t
, 1859-11-22
Ncin advertisements.

TO RENT FROM THE 1ST OF
j AAY-The Dwelling Iioa4 70: Il. st:ath Jcfefser
street. tbs southwest of Jackson k1ees 1eels
= by 100 feet and |. veil shaded both fronts Tbs
hou.e IN kood repslf has pl7ntet eeEl1r uni-r The
whole parsors r,anectng With folding doors: da-
ki.cten raa y and wash he azt des'
I'VE chambers. bathroom attic and osse!v4;
torY stove. .,, The premises woet house. aEn MI
carsSehea.e. Supplied bath with hrtrant and es1eEa
~aser. laqpl1e on The PREMISE. e OF AiT TEAAN CAR"
TER. at ste South Wafer a:Eett. rn@Ltnaln
4 RCIuTECTURAL D r 4 w
IL NG-The advertiser. al Architect # many yeSfs
experience proposes to devote portion Of HI time during
the w.uxr tbs Instruction cf young men n ARsnHk
1F14L pxAx15u: Persons cestrus uf 1olnrE ehef The
dsy o. evening ca~t. requested " apply II Arsai.
tees Cce~ u Randolph styets tend foor] o 19 TIL -
morning. md till t,enink. where tezas ~. MaJ tc
fnoEn nozex3t
HOW TO LEARN GERMAN.
Ill A rnlt-d number Of boarjers vt.i te takeu !n >
family vhese the German Is e3oken The parties
Ing the languake anc at Ett1e c?s rasteara
.ddseA - Gefmaa, Boz ~ Chicago fust Odaee.
roak kt13st
, 1859-11-22
MARRIED.
D I + D.

Un Sunday, Nor. 18th. CHARLES only soa Of William
&: aud Cosdeia E. Motau Aed jc71s months and Il
dayk.
~ D4tb, Ne, md New York City papers phase copy.
, 1859-11-22

W There is scarcely man in Chicago who
bought his over coat Of Tsppen last year, that is
under the necessity Of buying new one this
fall. Tapren has 20 rira1 in getting up good
clothing at low prices.
, 1859-11-22
PARSONS on MARITIME Law ;

TREATISE on MARITIME LAW,
Including therein the Law Of Shipping The Law Of 1nsE
sur.rce, and the Law .pd rszct!cc Of Admiralty.
By Hon. TnEorlulCs PAnsoxs. l. LID.
Dane Professor Of Law In
Harvard University.
In two vols t1too.
The publishers Of tals work oer ii to the profession ID
the bcleftLat 1t will supply actual a1dlusuftant waat
The Law ct shipping. tic Law of Marine 1usutance. al1
the Law aud ractc Of Admiralty, SIC here considered
not slndercndcu. and loted toplc they sEe In tre
tI.es now u.e but branches fum one stem. which
Maritime Law Ihefrst Book cont ,ns the Law Of ship
ping the eecond tie Law Of Marine Itsanse the tAE
The Law Of Admiralty ard tic eusb- the Practice Of Ac
nizzlty; the secnd, tlr md fourth Books being con-
tanned in tie secunI volume 1t is confidently hoped that
the student and psarens lawyer will ind that shesa vol
present Ill the questions susgesed By either OF these
topcs ulu4t2ed with al light deEvahie from an e.
h1uye ot the authorities Of this country, Of
Ensland, And to some extent. OF Continental Europe
while The leading fully sisted, and ali the
thost.esto cited xnd arranged to facilitate &ny further
inquiry.
, 1859-11-22

Held in s5, 1000 each to Answer.

T.ea Ht'Aerto R*.p.es4sfe Young .u<" .sr-
rfsffd for The CFfms.
--r.
Held in $4,000 each to Answer.
One Of The most revolving and fcudish cages |
of rape ever brought to light in this citT, was
before the Police Court yesterday, Tor examina-
ton. The guilty parties in the infamous trans-
action are two young men who have hitherto
sustained respectable repatatious, and were fer
some time employed As entry clerks in the Office
ef the american Transportation Company in
this city. Their names are Samuel ". Arnold
and Char,cs Y. Cady. Atthe time Of the per-
petrasion Of the crime, the former was baggage
master On the Rock Island Railroad, and the
latter WIS engaged With some house Oh tie
North Side.
Tee victim Of their he!lish lus. is young
widow woman named Maria E. Knox. She has
With her IN infant about oue year old From
her own testimony, it appears that about year
and half since herself and husband, who was
farmer in INDECENT circumstances, started from
Chautauqun County, y. T., and went to Black
Rock, Capada, where thty lived about three
months. he being engaged in chopping wood.
From Canada, they went to live in the northern
part Of Indiana, where they were engaged with
afarmer. After remaining in 1ndnna for sever
al months, in company with her mother, brother,
husband and several others, she went to Kan
sas, where, in June last, her mother died. and
in July her husband also died. On Wednesday
Of last week, in company with her brother, she
started from Kansas to return to Chautauque
Co.y.Y. On Saturday morning last they ar
riyed in this city By the Rock Island road, on
which one Of the prisoners (Aruold) is baggage
master. They remuiued in the depot Of that
road until near night, intending to taks the
evening train over the Michigan Southern road
for Dunkirk. At about four O'Clock they start
ed to fud Starr Footc, the County Poor Agent,
rs they were almost destitute Of money, and
wished to procure pass to Dunkirk. Not
finding Mr. Foote at bis Office, they started for
the Court House, having been informed BY
son'. p.' s'u0 An ~
teaeusu =, 'Ae ss1ee 49,. s :. ~. .s..
~ - eNe'
"Ane ue1 o1o'net "eHs ~ sn- oo14I A7s ~
, 1859-11-22

tt See advertisement of Cornell 4 Goa
tyo.thread noizeless premium Sewing Machine
aud universal hemmeE, No. l33 Lake st.
au11.1Y
, 1859-11-22

- .Siny<r't Eani2y Sfsoing -Aaehin<s at &C
LaEe street. Axo manufacturing Hdeaiaes for
all fiadt Of 1ailorina and L<at1<r Sesoi"g-
up11-6t So
, 1859-11-22
GeuRral Notices.

ITO OWNERS AND CAPTAINS
The crupz winter Ia The canal hs NJ DEhsch
Of ths Chicago Rl.er uear Chesxo Avenns bftdEf, On
'@'' OGDEN, FLEETWOOD i co.
nost.hinfAt Corner OF I.1ka an1 ClAzk tftsss-
, 1859-11-22

DOARDING.-A few single gen.
t,.mtn c.n l+ accommodated With Board snA P1ea
s7ot RooGls At No. rs Admit street. teconi door from
CLARK. Also, few daY boardcrs ea2 Be ACCOMMODATED
kJnfr
, 1859-11-22
GRAY'S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF CASES Argued and Determined In ihe
Supreme Judicial Court Of Hassaeausetts. By AoAAcf
GxAv Js.. Esquire Volume F11- sEa- Price -.
.lsS.
, 1859-11-22

DOARDING.-A Pleasant Suit Of
furoahe rootn4, sut7 4e fs Gent!fman md tA1f or
lew Enxu keneen to let with R1aEd IN .msl tr1sate
fanSi1 AIss f4x DAY baArdesa txsket ii No. - SouH
At1uss strytt bit Maaash sad M1eh!EAn AsenneH
, 1859-11-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

E5y- Go to John Jones, 719 Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned sud repaired. They
will BE- well done mud at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-11-22
The National Chain Of Mercantile
Colleges sEfteuded.-'A New Link nj
3f. InlitA.

f!nftevns u T. Vt ert1 of1.ss& Nexx Link nj
st. Loht*.
Ncssrs. Bryant, Bell T. Stsattop, the cnterpri-
sing and liberal minded proprietors OF the
National Chain Of Colleges, have just added to
their Chain new and important linz in the cs-
t&b1ishnleit of ono OF these institutions nt st.
Louis. Thci- chain now includes eight rrine''
pal northern cities Of the Union, from New
1ork and Fhladelph'a on the sea'boa1d 10 os'
LOUIS On INC 1As'ss'pp'-onnalo' Det'o't, At
~: rD :' e4a oa'easo' w." % ": t'','"s
- 1 -"P's'e' &As As ~"
e'.'' "s 49," o. "' A'se AD't' o''' NC A'''3
40 :" 'ao .op',eDsS ~ '"ees esn.'e'ns.' ;"
st3 ." "4'. ~. "'e"es' suesesS .1sA A.o a'4
o. 'H'ss !As'oaoA@' tns pees e'4aence - t4'e
hone 'es'''aons ~ ~ eacn .. 'ncse eonn'e1c'ai
eolieees' "hfen 's"asaFS'ng!t'9s IS ne hare cause
10 Aao"s 4-sie sa'ne na'o1e Us that mere NC
eo'aeo ".'nou' s'n' ~ our .u'c'go 'asl'a''on'
~ so1'p' 1Ss 11' ','7 s'e's"'' A4a every iue'l@
~ - -, ~. ~ $3.50. s = @.a '~,"ilsn-
~ =. - 49,, ''A~'ns
1 ,'.'"- -, "14 - = '"o'.o'a sense'
r"-~..s, r.t,"H. ' s,,.o"1 .s,. - '''s
-, es - ,1:...,eN - Aa." a'e' aoo
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thrown o,,out !, n ,mnls and .,oe.,. ha,,:
s,,,,, n. f.r o.har o,hs, oJ,...:s.s, ;Ss...,...
49, - .,..~s . 'oa'' ~ ~. oA 'as4'u|.o"s
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Sa --..,,. "ae'e.sA.S 20
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, 1859-11-22
Buar1tng.

observation-disclosures rooms with
baud for 4 x,u.!eran 4ad his wife. Or two Inxie
xrntemen II Michigan few doo:B EAs& OK kuAn
ciycxt DfiiAe References eItea aod required nol1N
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assSssa ST. VALENTINES DAY. ssSss,
" The 18th of February, 1859. w.

Ofall the Saints of the Calendar, st. Val.
entine produces as much pleasure and amuse.
ment ao ell The others united, and the pre-.
pdta,ions for the appropriate commemor.
alton of the Day of this Patron Saint are
immense, the country over; or, to tell the
yankee" of it, the demand for Valentines
has not been SO large in FIVE years, as now.
The portion OF community supposed to be
affected most by the slender sentiment" are
now proceeding to invoke the valuable aid
of their good old friend, and by the liberal
dispensation he has granted, communicate
freely, in an innocent, yet expressive man
ner, with thvse toward whom kind feelings
exist.
In otder that no one may be appointed,
or passed by, and that every taste ter the
beautiful and sentimental may be freely in:
duIged, an immense stock Of Valentines has
been sent to the RdCenna Book Store EN-.
brucing every size, style variety, kind, sort
color and grade, ever introduced into the
United States, and that these beautiful
} elegant, useful, expressive and sentimental
missives may be placed in the hands OF tl1t
young and old, the small and great, tht
prices at said institution range from On,
Cent each to Five Dollars each. The Com
ic department is completes and any one de
string a Valentine sat all at aIl," ean b.
3 most certainly supplied at the
RAVENNA BOOK STONE.
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Killed while RObbiES his OWN
House,

The Milwaukee Sentinel gives the follow
ing I'VE learn that on Wednesday or
Thursday nigh, last, the Treasurer Of the
town Of Erin, Washington county, whose
name, we believe; was Whaling, was shot
dead while attempting to rob his own house.
1t appears that he had collected some twelve
or fifteen hundred dollars of the town taxes,
and lett home in the afternoon, telling his
wife that he should be gone all night. TO.
ward evening u travelling peddler applied at
the House for nights lodging. The wife at
first refused to admit him, but finally yielded,
with much reluctance to his request. Some
time in the night lbe peddler was awakened
by the noise OF men breaking into his room,
Taking them for robbers, he drew pistol
and fred at them. One fell and two fled
Lights being procured, the dead body Of
man, with blackened face and otherwise dis.
guised was found upon the floor. Upon fur
lher examination it proved to be the Proprie,
tor OF the house himself, who had resorted
tothis stratagem 10 steal the tax'money col
iec.ed, and had met with this terrible resrF
button!
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Fl. TUBBS,
VIII beln attendance as follows:

VIII be In attendance as follows:
RAyENNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, March Ist.
Akron, Empire House, Monday, Feb. 22th.
Warren, National House, Friday, Jan. %.
Cleveland, American House; Feb. 9th and 10Th.
For consultation upon all diseases of tho Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, ktdneys and
Suleen; ALSO Dropsy, Gravel, Rheu matism, Nervous
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood Erup,ions, Can
GERS Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both eXternaland Internal.
For some ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In case are mineral or 9th
er poisons empioyed, does he make sick to make
well, tear doWn to build up again The medicines
can be taken with safety by the most de1cate, and
patients may remain at homey and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hahdreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indlsputable
evidence Of which can always be furnished. lnva-
lids, however reduced or despairng, are invited TO
call and may be assured that no encouragement will
be- given or expense incurred, without correspond
CLYDE, o., July 81, 1856.
DR.. TuBps-SIR: Ihave delayed writing until sew
eral months have elapsed since my wife discontinued
she she is again restored to health. Her condition was
peculiarly distressing and one that Will not attempt
fully to describe. Her greatest suerings proceeded
from disease Of her throat ana lungs. disordered
state of the liver, nervous prostraton and general
debility. Her health has been declining for many
years, until she was reduced TO mere skeletons and
her life despaired Of by her friends The best physi.
clans 10 the county (old schoor were employed, to
little or no purpose and they told US she must die
Hearing of you she desired to make one more effort
and we did so. On receiving your first prescription
she was able 10 sit up but part Of tho day. 49,.
The change was great, and truly gratifying 10 VI
both. She applied for medicine but twice afteI OBJ
aning the Hrst and are happy to state that by the
blessing Of God, through your instrumentality shs
now enjoys better health than she has for tho last hf
teen years. She endures more hardships with lesl
fatigue. You can dispose Of this statement as yot
see proper for your own benefit and tho cause Of hui
manity. Yours, respectfully, y o. FORBES.
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THE MARKETS.
Pittsburg Market.

PTTTsBURG, Feb. 90, 1859.
FLOUR.-We note no change in prices
to-day. Sales from first hands at 1910 for
super6ne, and $685. for extra suPerhne.-
From store superfine commands S5,3T extra
superfne s5,75@5,sO, and extra family $6
@S6,25. --
HAY.-Sales loads from scales at $40
@$l3 q ton.
GRAlN.-Sales ITO bush. Corn at SEQ
87c.
ICHEESE.-Sales 80 boxes w. R. ai
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DIED.
On the 17th inst, in Charlesto&H, Nlrs.
JULIA A., wife of w. ROOD, Jr., aged 50
years and 3 months.
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0rREAD THE TEsTIMoNY.-0

From ths NsU York AmsrieaH Medical MontA'y,
for May, 1853. .... ,rl Il
"Whatever may be our conclusions with reference
to tho claims OF DR.. Churchi for the AypOphosphites
us sovereign remedies In tuberculosis Consumption,
THERE DOUBT AS TO THE VALUE OF THESE
SALTS AS REMEDIAL AGENTS."
"From Ihe North .amcrita8 Medical Reporter, for
May, 1858.
s'Ihis Medicine is scientifically prepared and reli-
able. We have used Il in own practice, in
phthisis pulnonas, and other forms OF disease with
yery satisfactory results. =
In sixty eight cases In which this remedy given,
thirty-seven in the incpent, and twenty three
in tho second and advanced stages OF cOrsumpton;
the remainder were beyond hope. With the excep-
ton of the latter cases, which much benefited,
all but three, which sill doubtful, recovered per-
fccLly."
Price s., or three bottles for S5. Single bottles
only in EonEentrdied solution, by mail, prepaid,
when specially ordered All orders for three bottles
will be sent by express at cost OF the party
Druggists must send their orders direct TO the under
signed, or they may have different and spurious
| preparation sent them.
| TP Wiuchester's Genuine Preparation Of DR.
Soda and Potash sold at who al the sole Gem
era Depot, 40 John street, but will be Kept by all
spectacle Druggists throughout the United States
Circulars and all necessary infortation given to all
parties enclosing stamp. For convenience in re-
ceivIng letters, correspondents requested n
add 1'Box 275" in addition TO the regular address a.
boiow:
American and Foreign Agency,
| 40 John Street, New York.
| Feb 10, lS59-3n,
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GTThe next Ohio State Fair is to be
held at Zanesyille on the 2oth, 2lst, 22d
and 23l days Of September. HI
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CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoNl

THE great Chemico- Medical Discovery
l. OF the celebrated Or. j. p. Churchill, of Paris,
Hrst made known by him 70 the French Academy OF
Medicine about two years ago, marks a new and i'm
portant IRA in the annals OF Medical Science.
Now for the nrst HuIe In the history OF the world,
has remedy been found that surely strikes at the
very FOUNDATION or PULnoNARY DISEASE, and by
RESTORING THE DEFICIENT CHEMICAL ELEkEsTs OF THE
BLoob, INCREASES the principle WHICH coEsTTTu res
SERIOUS on tIrGL THRrIi InvTG oKArEs THE EuTRI-
TIVE TuNcrioSs, and thus rot only CURES, but also
PREVENTS, tho deyelope ment Of this hitherto mosl
al ooft tia hu Faca
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BLEACHED sHEETING!

WE hear great Dragging on Bleached
w Goods. We will sell you the best l2A you ever
saw all other qualities il proportion, 20 per cent laaa
than YOU can buy elsewhere. NJ. M
October :, 1853, GpsS y Bit0hhbks
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SMlFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW A r R A N G IN EMIT.

CHARLES e. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishment long known
as 'Switt's Drug Store,' at the sigh OF the Golden
Mortar, wishes TO inform the lormer patrons OF the
favor him with their custom, that he Intends Keeping
a full assortment of Drugs, Paints, Varnlshes, Oils,
Coloring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per-
fumery, &c. And in order to correct misapprehen-
sion existing in tho minds of many, that the Drug
store is to be visited only for tho purpose of purchas
ing box ofplls barrel of oil, hs desires to call
particular attention to The fact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered as
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designs keeping a
great variety Of such as arc needed in every well sup
Cen. Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio t'otIee, White Sugars,
Pepper, Srices of everJ description, frime Rio Cof
fee, Kasins, Currants, Prunos, Flayorng Extracts,
Starch Sago Corn Starch, Furina, Baking Pow dcrs,
Cream Tartar, &c. AS the Dollar and Dme princi:
pie Is The only one by which people are supposed
10 be governed in matters of trade, and as everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largest
amount Of goods can be obtained for the least money
he confidently expects large share OF patronage.
Ravenna, Feb. IL, 1859.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition
~ will be presented to the Board Of Commission
efs of the County Of Portage at their next regular
session. TO wit: the drs Monday in March, 1859, ask
reSuiles to altor or change certain piece of Road
situate in the Township or Streetsboro in said Coun-
~ Of Portage, running from the east and center
Road, one mile east OF the Center Of said Township
through TO the Turnpike 90 called, 50 as to run
through on the west line of lands owned by orrin
Judd and Henry Peck, on Lot No ST. to iDtersec said
roads at points several rods west OF The points nov
intersected by the same.
etreetshoro, jan. 20, lsSo-4,~
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D"OTS, Shoes And LEATHER 4!

TIIE undersigned, at their old stand, would
r.s,ectrnlly call the attention of their numerous
customers and the pubic at large to their unusually
lu,gs assortment Of home manufactured
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DRtes, &c.-We wodId direct attention
ID the advertisement OF CHARLES e. SWIFT,
in another column.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Various preparations arc, already In the market,
purPotlng to be based DR.. Churchil's discovery,
against which sUlennly caution both the profession
and the public.
Let no one be deceived, but ask for and use only
the preparation sold from the sole General Depot In
the United States No. 40 John street, and bearing
fac siniiS signature of J. WINCHESTER, by whom
alone Df. Churchll's prescription Is put up IN RE-
LIApLE AND CHEMICALLY PURE PORN.
In all Nervous Scrofulous Complaints, Debility
Loss OF VGrAL POWER, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Female Weakness, 1t Is afoVereign and Invaluable
Famady.