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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11
Premature.

The claim Of prematurity in the application
Of the Obellin rescue prisoners for writ of
hdbeds corpus, is regarded as discreditable
dodge on the part of our Supreme Bench. and
their refusal to grant the writ is received by
The people with mingled feelings of Indignation
and disheartening discouragement.
1t avails not to say that the matter is still
left by the Supreme Court, an open question,
that they dismissed the application upoh the
ground that all the cases are still pending in
the District Court and that hence the appi
cation was premature.
Judge Spalding, who made the application.
has no superior as a lawyer, if, indeed, be has
an equal on the Suprt m Bench. and he would
not be very likely to make u crude and pre-
mature movement in a matter SO grave as this
and the cold and formal decision of the Court,
refusing, for the reason alleged, to grant the
writ, is an exhibition of conservative timidity
in the highest degree reprehensible.
In vain have the friends of freedom in Ohio
resolutionized the Supreme Bench; in vain
have they driven into retirement those Judges
who represented the ideas and principles, of
the reigning oligarchica power of this Nation.
i A dead, hearfiessr eVasiye conservatism Is
worse than direct and positive adverse action.
i That the Fugitive Slave LaWsis Hnconstitu-
tional, a disgrace to civilized age, aud unwor.
4 thy of the observance of free people, are,
and have always been cardinal principles in
the creed of the Republicans-and upon these
principles have all our officers our Judges in
elusive, been elected-and for Judges to hest
tate to avow these cardinal principles, on an
occasion so proper as that of the application
for writ of hnbeas corpus on tie part of the
prisoners in Cleveland jail.who are suffering the
loss of their liberty for no crime nnless obe.
i dicpce to the laws of God and hur1anj,y ia a
crime. creates depth of feeling whose ou,.
workings will vet be emphaticaIly manifested
i The truth is. the writ shonld have heen nm.
besit itatinply granted. The annicafion WAS
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Ms. Merritt

TTAS taken the agency for the
II Harris Boudoir sewing Machine,
very reliable family machine II will be Exhibition
at her store In Aeus Block Instructions given In the
use the machine She has secured the assistance of
Lady of large experience in the Millinery business and
feels confident that she satisfy the most fasiidious
M.y O lQSn -}-itt-- s-' f+i myll-3w
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Died.


CAMPBELL-In New Orleans, on the 26th uli. of Pull
monary Consumption. Richard NJ Campbell, aged y
years. He---- ~
The deceased was son of R b Campbell, late resi-
dent of this town. citizen of New Orleans He
was grandson of the late Gen John Campbell, an a
nephew OF Col. VIM. Frazer, of Ravenna. He born
in Sullivan Ashtabull Co.. uhio but afe his birth
his parents removed to this place. living at Camphespo
for many years. he was young man of fine promise
and beloved by all who krew him. But short time
before his death he returned from trip To Florida
whittier he had been in search of relief tut
his allotted had been and he passed from earth
leaving his sick bed after returning home for the
last time. ,rF- -.--. +..5 ......
MERRITT-In Marquette, on Lake Superior. on the
23d ult. of inflammation of the heart, Mrs. Maggie
Wilber Merritt wife of Daniel H. Merritt aged 20 years
Mrs Merritt spent many years of her eirhood in Ra
yenna was faithful Christian and lovely woman. Sh'
was daughter of Mrs. janet Merritt of this place
WALLEa.-In New London, Conn.,, the 5th inst.
Lizzie Y, daughter of Robert K and abby Waller
aged 10 years.
MESSENGER, In this village, on the 10th inst, of Ty
phoid Fever, MIS- Abagsl X. Messenger, wife of Rev
By. Messenger. aged 4S years.
The ceased had been sick little time, hut til
within hour aud half before her death hot con
si,iered i ay greater danger than person in health
AT this time she seized with violent congo tiv
chill, from which she never rallied.
The funeral exercises will be attended at the residenc
ofIhe family. y :iock A. M to-day and the remain
conveyed to Bracevlle for interment
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11
War In Enrons

The news by the Niagara a warlike.-
Ere this the first conflict may huve arrived,
and if so, fierce European war is in progress,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11
Shawl LOst!

0N the evening OF May 9th, tue road from Ravenna
Sandy Poud, large Bay State shawl -colors, blu
aud rown, plaided.
The finder grent favor by leaving 1t at th
Office will receive the Portage County Democrat o. o
wear as A reward my yl1-3ws
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Notice to Tounshin clerks .

THE h,ol LIorar, books rece,e forwarded oor
L tnge County by the State Commissioner of Common
schools hive been apportioned AID are ready foI dt-
button. BALDWIN, Auditor.
Auditor Office Raveuna, MAJ 0. 1850. riyll lw
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NEW AND VALUABLE
BOOKS.

ETHELs LOvE.IIFE. BY Margaret J. NJ sweet.
FLAN OF THE CREATION. BY Rev. Q. l. hequeh'-
LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG BY ohar'ss
Reade A popular hook. ,,, Vi, /, NnpooK
STArNTON'S CHESS PLAYEh . r'AS
TnS pT,JaR OF FiRE BY the Author Of The Prinoe
of the House of David. .s,i
SE ERlo; or, .McE SND iTs HERO. By the Author OF
IN .MagdSls%d g"aSSd St'r" st tSs RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
Anil 90.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

The Louisville Courier of Saturday says:
Freight for shipment up the river have suddenly be-
very abundant, and boat arrives bound for
Wheeling Pttsburg gets as much as she wants The
Belmont went out yesterday laden fiat down to the
guards. Tha competition among the Eastern railroads
has reduced feghts very low that every bodyis In
hurry to ship. s, i.
Sessie Sharp, sugar planter of Liberia has sent to
IL casks SYRUP feom his plantation the st.
PauP river which he has $50 acres of choice land for
The he sell ut four cents pound and
syrup 25 per gaen He intends 10 send his
sugar to the New York market.
Vegetation pushing forward rapidly, and atfogeths
the from the agricultural districts sre full of
encouragement We find but it'll evidence OF crpaking
exchanges while the other hand the papers
filled with glowing accounts of the wiea CROP Fruits
passed the ordeal of April frosts ully
nearly Peaches have been thinned ont in some To-
callties, enough remain to ensure large CROP
Cherries pears plums I'd apples promise large ield,
and there is hardly danger of killing frost,
abundant crop OF all kinds of fruit mny he expected
as important contribution the products OF lSl9
CincinnaE Gazette of Monday. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-11

Hiram Gikdings Us. .4terandc1. Scott 9. ais
SHERIFF sALE.-By virtue Of an order of sale to me
81 I;raot.i and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas o Portage County and State of Ohio shall expose
to sale at pubic at the door Of the court house in
az n pf Rayenna in said county Of Portage and state
of Ohio on saturday, the llIh day of June, D. 1852
or near the hour of O'Clock P. N. of said day, the
S;mated In the Township of Palmyra, South of the
ren,sr thereof on the West side of the highway, on
lands owned by plaintiff: Bounded on the East by the
Mrth and south road; on the North and South by lands
of H. H. willard; and the West by fence which sep
srates the mill lot, so-aled, from other ianda OF the
plaintiff. lf
Taken on an order of sale the property of Aexan.
der scott and ala at the suit of Hiram Giddiugs
Appraised at 1850 dollars. 5z-t.ras, t...t So
Terms. cash on day Of sale
TAYLOR & willard Attys.
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a CO. Every person shall he liable to pay tax for
ands or town lots of which he she stand seiz-
.,rr life BY courtesy. in dover, by husband in
= of his wife, or may have the Of guardian.
,,or or as agent attorney, having funds of the
,.ipal in his or her hands
O. 10 II is hereby made the duty OF every person
If this act to list the for taxation with the
f,,ty auditor on or before the third Monday of May
- afer the same shall be subject to taxation and in
If neelectng to list tho aforesri the coun
> ,ditor ghali when the shall thereafter be listed
e upon each tract so neglected to be lisied the
= each wear The same shall have been Emitted af er
mug liable for taxation, together with twenty-five
ntum peualy and six per centum IN crest ihereon
4 ftion to ,be taxes of the current year.
m It shall be the duty Of each and every person
lands as aforesaid, to pay the tax which may be
ed thereon each every year: Provided, thai
and attorneys shall not thus he Obliged 10 pa,
ss ,xes unless sufficient moneys of their principals
!, sheir hands to pay the same.
[Concluded next Week.
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DIR. H. FQ8aS
will be aG the Prentiss House,
uesdey. May 81
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Commercial.
RAvENNA PRICES scUBRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

Farm Rradnce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14

UNPRoTITABLE ESsLAyEsEsT OF A FREE MAS -
TIE Rochester Dfmocrat Of the Sih states that party
ot ten fugifive slaves-two men, three aud hve
cblloreE- stopped at the L. e.. Railroad office in tsn
city on the 7tb and were sent on to Canada oy toe
Ladies Anti.Slavery Society. Tue party origis,Dy
consisted Of twenty persons, but was divided no n
PenDsyl ania. The DtmOsrdt says one Of the part
was once free man, born in P-nnsyl vaUis-a boatmas
On ore Of hi- boatiDg excursions into Maryland, b
was arrested a, Hayre de Grace ard put ID jail al
HE captain made to pay ne Of si75 for bringing his
into Slave State. The colored msu, moi bciog abb
10 pay his fine, hept in jail some time, and thss
sold TO the highest bidder TO pay his Jail fees. Ana
remaining in slavery about two years he in.tigaA
this parry 10 away. The thing was done by ope
two escaping a. one time, and then alng then
selves in the Blue Ridge Mountains unt they all gs
together. The party look rather the worse for wsE
SAD OCCURRENCE AND SINGULAR PHEsoxEsos-
Ihe Cincinnati Ga-ette relates that Mr.. Jas. WrgE
ot NancebuTgb, Ky, was bitten on the back Of n
hand by rattlesnake while in the woods aboa, ioS
miles from town, on the 4th inst. Alarmed 81 ne
probable consequence he Immediately started for I@
town. and rsn the entire distance. The heat, atigu
ana excitement Of course, allowed the poison to ceS
la through hls system and make sure Of its deafy
work. BY the time he reached ysucebnrg he W.
entirely blind, aLd his body and head were cosee'
with spots Of the same eolOr Of those of the rsssrs
The usnal remedies were Immediately resorted TO- -.
every effort mode by the attendan. physicians 70 o
tralze tie poison but without effect. He cootinds
to siuk rapidly, ard expired betweeo ; and o'es.
next morning In preparing the body 10 be lsla es
angular phenomenon presented itsef. In adaapal,
the spots referred TO, there was picture oil ts
Iisef-perfect in shape and Color and as dlstlsa
dagueneotyped extending from the posn' ~
hand where the faDgs had struck, up the am
shoulder, and then own the side to the gren.
A Handel institution, for the benefit OF orPns,s
Epghsh and foreign musicians, is to be ss'soI ba
London. The site for the building has sfea''
secured, at q cost Of about $25,OOo,
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financial.
ALsTer II ElcoL.Y, Aoe,iooeeI
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF SIOCkS and
III pornC TpFpT 81 NfCOLAY VII eel THIS DAY

DEGI1IAR AUCTION SALE OF clOChS duu
III pONDS-ALBERT H. NiCOLAY WI eel, THIS DAY
Tur.d.J al u. oeock m 81 the Stock saiesrs>r NO
s. Wiiism-st
90 share. East River Bsuk - eich
76 shares Iradesmeu. Bspk. - each
10 share. St richolzs BsrE : ln1 each 49,
$50 shares Fsrmers' snd Citizels' Bank, tIS e2ch
10 shares Art ssn'- Baub. 100 each
2ssbsfes Neuopiifsu Fire lusurauce Company V' su-
50 shares 20 clue Fire lBsurs Company tl'O esea
IS shsres Merchants Fire Insurance CompaDy VeAoh
Is shares Hon. Fire Insurance Company slG1 each
u shares uTify Fire Insurance Company, % eseh
- sbsr,s Long Island Fire Inurapc- Company. sg each
$50 shares Kuss Couutv Fire Insurance Comptny 90 each
20 shares Eagle Fire lusurspce Company, ~ each
We-erD Marine lnsur.nce Company l eaca
N shares Wshiug gou Fire Insurance Company 90
~ Continental Fire Iusuran'e Company sep each
80 shares Fitemens Fund Insurance Company Slpe.en
Is shars Columbian Marine Insurance Company $oo tsch.
shares American Express Company. 100 zach ~ -,
sshsres N. Y and New Haven r. Company (Genuinel'
eco each. ,oL
shares Syrscue and Osweso Rairo.d Company so eaon
2shAres Academy a. Music, 900 each
De.roi, and Mi Tauf Railroad lat MortgaF' bnds
5000 Ia Crosse Milwaukee Railroad ID Mortgage BONDS
1900 Missouri State T. cent BONDS
f.O00 Town of Columbus Ky, T. cent Bond'
1Ws Ch St p and Fond du Lee Railroad = cent Bonds
1000 Cleveland end pit;sbQrgh RaIoad y cent 'nos
during every ssle Next regular sale MOSDAf July 10
Regular Auction Sales Stocks and BOLds every Monday eo
ThGrsdav or every Whcnsve: required e. u ocl a. a
Sfock Ssisroou No y William al the h-rchins TX
change as desired Bonds bought and sod a. 2:vae
.ae and at the Brokers BOsrd conissOu Interest aoe
oeyCsi, and dividends collected sales s,o mace h7a'
Estate az public or a priyite sale, when desired
ALBERT r. EiCOLAY,
Stock Auctioneer Broker and Banker No 81 WiAnt near
Wall
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
\ HEALTH OF AMERICAN

ON HEALTH OF AMERlCAN 4J
soZ WOMEN - w
mo s-ruueuts ard proofs OF, tie public Of the onas
superiority of the fse berg uesmeot n az oese Q, ~
i snseS n.py ph, scisn. admit the fact snous NE
euireut hou9psth tnow convinced OF his maAeJ P1's
Nor can the usual form OF Homeopathy however Ars,s
Domestic Manual plete its assortment OF tncirrs AT
p.cfs be ever AIRY thing than az amusing rssae N he
The superori;, of Gefeobers treatment being ,bs "
,d by eadne practitioners Of other schools those "ho sdS
viii d. well y without delsy IL rM NOT d''df?'"ta arr
hopcs.
All Of the Graeuberg Family Medicines prepared By
Ai6l Lysiciau and they be relied upon IN al cases 10
lich ;heN are recommended They consist Of eleven medias
from which may BE- selected adapted 10 the case
tF-FoR s,LE At THE 0FFrcg o. raE GeAEFESsESG Con-
PAAY No. So PaRK ROW ~Ew-loSK.
The Grdsfcnbfrg COmpdHps
MARSHALL's UrFRiNE C.rh0LICON
n certain caye all feas ncnhiy yrsgaa'ttes eakns
rnoys uleerali0a gfIunGffon rhf tduino. and fer a
erangsmens fhe urf organs reI ds ne eon'nfs'-A
.rou5Gs arrstng from then. -. ,.,
Price O. per bottle fee bOtae'Jor &C. IL can @%ss
sent BY EIPros ,-,,,,> A.,
An AETIcI " WHOLLY CNAUrHoGIzhD, NEARLY skskNstne
rnIs N NAME AND LABEL HAS BEEN PIT IN CIRCULATION,
Address letters aud oiderst -
Secretary and Con,usg Physician G,dqeHb.rg COMPANY
No. 30 PARk-RON, NEN-lOkk- ..
Iuyads thrun gbou the country may addess u" bhiVSt
ooncrfuirs their health with perfect coHh fence. .
~ medicines NOT ordered and "a eTffHded o"'Ss
yee,r,,I "a, Ic, must contain one dollar replr
PEssoN.L CONSULTATIONS moy be a,id qua ~, h0ffa
he co.suiting ,oo.s Of the fnsttu0E, No. 80 PARk-ho"
OFFicE HoURs, TO AID 10 g.
Dts,ne,y Didv,heo Cholera. and al ire booa eo~ptIss
uteld in msdi1fs the GRAEFESBERG DrsHhrEN s'suh
Prtoe 50 cent? per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
feaal Notices.

ALBERT KiMBALL Sgst. COURTNEY
~ SCHYNCK and OTHERS Pursuant In a judgment %
decree the Supreme Of the State Of fors. made
he ebovc action hereby 20 the ere itr- o the
firm of sCHFNGK POND CO. Of the City Of New York ta
with 20 and prove her jtye debts claims ana Dc
maids asains said firm, before the uDdesgned Referee
p,ea for the pupo,p at hi. Office No us Nassau So Rcoa
ko H. the cuy New ork In default thereof thy .A
be excluded the bene, Of said nd nent or orr
Iune 2l 1850 GEORGE W. PARKER, Referee
BoGARDUs BROWN, Plaintiffs Ait.neys.
ie23 law6yTh No 1876 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of

SUPREME COURT.-J0IIN JAY, Receiver d
~ tie Mechanics Fire Insurance Company of the City Il Sss'
York against WILLIAM II. DE GR0Or aud ALICE Z. a
wife, JAMES b. MURRAY, CHARLES BURRALL, GE0e6x
OPDfKE ard WILSON O. HUNT.-forecosure S3la-Pu.
.uant - judgment decree OF sale made n the sboy.sae
seti0n, az Special Term of the Supreme Court held Ss
York City Oct 81 1857 the Referee in said order nat ~
sell pablo auction at the Merchants Exchange New in
City, the 10th day Of July 1889 AZ ~ O'Clock Of h ds
che following properly mentioned and described IN said aser
viz AL that certain t piece parcel Of land usie nt -
being ~ he Ninth Ward Of the Guy Of New fors btY na
e land lately belonging b. the nector shurchwarden and W.T.
nrn oi Trinity Church, commonly called the Church Fs me
distinguished the maps Of such part thereof lies IN ~ W.
between lie Roy and Morton streets Of Hudson sres -
letter " and bounded follows wit: Beginning at pn
ne northeTy side Of L. Roy street distant three
trst sna ave inches eastward from the formed By NJ
ery side oi Hudson and northerly side II IL J 49,
thence running norhsry aud parallel Hudson street. esas ~
eastry side u lot said sp hundred feet 20 u s1as
Zines Of .aid block between lie Roy aud Morton sire ts
sas,ery along the said center line parallel 20 Le Roy street
feet ten inches 70 the eastey boundary q the Charcs s
thence sOutheestcry along The thirteen feet tsn ncsA
thence hey along the land. occupied by the Gesn Lou
Church aud parallel HudsO. eighty .u f -
Inche, Le Roy street and thence westerly along nosg
.ite oi Le Roy street twenty feet inch the place
DINING Terms made known the day of sale.-Ss.i~A
June r. 1859 HOMER II. STUART kefas~
je29 Ay3wMGTh CHARLES Z. WHITEHEAD. Asisfnsf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

ATEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAllROAD
II COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and sfef WEDNESDAY June !, 1853. Tnos.Sin issv
ssa q Station New york ss follows
T:45a N For Wilii.msbrdse-
s:SOa ~ Mai Train TOT Albany.
s:S1e m..For Wuismseridss
IL so u For White Plains
s:So D. m PoI Wlhsmsbrdss.
900 o. N For White Plains.
<Sn O. VI For Dover Plsina.
SEQ p IA. For White Plains.
e.l5 D. M. For White Plsins from White ARD C~nsesA
s:Sa D IN For Wilfscrsbrdse
RSyupstsG-Wl esys;
5:0a n. From White fisius
$3.50 4 IN. From Dover Plsins
s:.aa a. .From WllismsbHdss-
f:OeA Il. From White Plains.
s:aA IN. from williamsburg.
n Sa a m Mail Train from Albany
leo D N. From WiiAms6ridse.
$500 .. m From W bite Plairs
5No .. syom Wilismsbrdss
SEQ 0. IN From White A.ns
VIM ]. cEMPBELL. supsrusenaana
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
Sales bp Anttion.
CEEAr SALE Of PERSONAL and REAL
~ PROPERTY.-A chauc. % invest
MONEY

EbEAF SALE Of PERSONAL and REAL
~ PROPERTY.-A rare chance % invest
MONEY
25 CITY LOTS FOa SALE!
The un6ers sied Of the learsn Community ohr r
sale the whole PERSONAL AID REAL PROPERTY uset aEd
occupied by Society NaUyoo lhnI W ne twenty e
se,s ss II a ta e OF %heh se bs sd.P
l. Eisht aweuins houses containing 100 rooms; with
large finely decorated hail. tno@r a' the a eua
2 a ilc .tort bnidog-the Icariau School House.
8 A Brck Hon-e-Bsk,ry.
stone. Bnck and Log Hol.e containing the
eoopers ceTpeDters wagonmBkeIs b.icksmitAs aud ma
s One Cow and Ok Stable.
G. One Horse Stable
7 A Garden Hou,e. ~.
In the center this iv,n Of toe property the portion Of
the old - u
In the lower psft Of city, and the gin Of the Ms
River this property consists Of eight lots wheh bui
U.,illery ano G and Saw Mil, also 6ne bdck Dweliug
sni built for the accommodation OF this
esbshne.t Just repair and the only one 81 'he knd or ten
around The W.rssw aud Rockford Railroad, III course Of
construction, within few hundred wards o. th MILL
Inland No the mosi timbend one brween MoIose aud
FoT Madison, with very comfortable cabin H. IS also part
Of The pro pery hereby edvertised for ssle.
Tbe shove described real estate. t thor with large smount
ofuud scTbtd personal property, will be sold ow Title - The
property BE- msde the faction of the purhiscr
Sale be msde hauyoo. Illinois, encinE on the oth
day Of Angus 1859 az ~ o'clock aud eotnue from Gay 10
day until sold.
fTRMs-On all SAILS Of e dollars under cash tn paper
due the lcasn Community On oil sslr # prrsual pfopeT
months per cent with approved sr nty OF e paper
due Of the Icsau Community 10 hand Ou all sas OF 81 e
one.ihd hand il each the due q ne icin
Con uiy spprnvcd personal security mouth. AZ ten
per cent c other i months either IN cash or the
paper the lcsiiau Community AID the b.nc WIN Tn
pr interest IN year. Ccrhcss u me sie wu De
given deeds when payment ia fully maze a. tue ule
the due Possession be given IN as eei order IS al
the sale. when the four months payment is made
For other information iuquirr OF the uGctrskutu
MORRILL,. GERARD PRUDENT, Assgnees.
Nsuvoo H. May T. 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
painis, Oils, Glass, &e.
Alisccllaneons.
Ocean CLEANERS, &r.

CTEAMSHlP VANDt RBILT, for SOUTHANP-
~ TON sed HANkE- vii sa ruu Pier Ne s. narth Rivsr
New loik precisely a, FoVs O'CLOCK m, on sATt KDaY
July TO- with passspsrs nssis and specie foE Eurup-
ID. TORRANCE Nc. b5wi1g G.sec Ny
Freight and passss- IL rrdacei Is.-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14

CUPRFME COURT -TIIEODOkE SMITH,
- Plaintiff, against SARAH NJ REED, Morris D. fancAst
Sarah j. Rudd, Libbeus Rudd Amanda Lads Auos lnJ
Msry N Reed, Westey Reed David X Reed David Tsys
aud George RchnondTo the sboyeLa deend ans Am
da Lindsey and Amos Lindsey You hereby summoned
the plant in hs action 10 copy yf
At Eicouvlle, Cattsaugus County ~ w. riha
after the service hereof exclusive Of the day O @
and II you fail the complaint aor sLi ~
anif will apply the Court for the relief demanded Ia w
complaint ALd will take notice that the complaint 10 tbs
aeton filed the office OF the Clerk q COarauEu. COunya
the 9Th day Of Jus-, 1859 w. 2. ANGEL
iylf law6w1h. Plainttii's AtOrnsJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given TO all P
sons having claims against ISAAC DEVOE late Of the City
NewYurk decreased present the same with voucher. thereof
the subscriber her residence in the Village Of lonken
N.schester County " y before the 3h day Of sePcn
Der ncxi.-Datcd New YORK, the "a day Of March la9
ms lav6mTh MIRIAM Z. pENob,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
uOaler Gure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BINa
wi HAMToN, ~ Y-Fishs hour, from New fSrs ely. y
Nv tE n R-This estsbshr,en, has very pae..aat ~
tbi 10 s,ion For C.rculars giving pa'ticulsrs sddrss
H. NORTH. MD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
lflc0ieal.
cANDS' SARSAPARILLA.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA. -
~ THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
Acting simultaneously upon the ssoms a. ooN's nl' .,
- - cr,l.op h dstermnes carries on the p iacfs
IN ahy .cre ions. and gently 'u ul.t. ~as . .as
-. fom The s'omsch and bowels all that n s ma una
~ are .uei and restored sound aud hesuhY Good Ma
Prrpsred snd sold by A. b. & d. SANDS D"S"' No IN
Ful,op St New-IoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-14
HJHE DRIGGS PATENT PlANO-FORTE-
III n. rur VIOLIN PIANO
Alael)inerp.

EOR SALE-One secondhand STEAM En-
CINE 25hore power and one BOILER 10 feet long and
~ diameter OF ymond aud Wioushbysts Brook