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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
Il ETAIL MARKET,
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The Cincinnati Price Current has following COM
ment on the frost panic:
There is doubt that this frost has produced great
CURED hich Gu. down the wheat and corn pretty e
eray according to reports producing great sensation
circles. Farmers rushed into market. and purchased
wheat and hauled it off in their wagons, to provide
and -four advanced fifty per cent The weather during
June very dry which added to the alarm but The
summer passed and the harvest came and BY turning
files to the 22d of August of the year. We
find -four abundant, and drug il the market at two
two dollars and seventy cents and the complaints
about the of the frost disappeared Now do
these rates. the coming bnt simply show that hu-
nanity nstinctvelv exagerates its oubls and this is
one of the peculiar features of nature in all ages
NEW YORK cATTLE MARKET.
The Tribune has the following:
BULLS HEAD.-There is another full supply of beef
cattle in market this week. $500 having been yarded
YESTERDAYS and we don't know when we have seen dull
market slower sales than upon The opening day of
the week. The number of cattle sold on Tuesday of
this week will be pIoportionably smaller than usual and
the price viii range fully cent per POUND lower than
quotations of the past two weeks Some very good
bullocks sold at not over II cents pound net and far
reason-or the wholesale butchers selling
yesterday afternoon in Washington Market very fns
hind quarters at cents pound out Of cattle that cost
500 head last week. The weather Yesterday was ex-
tremey warm, which against the interests of the
droves. good many of them held yesterday fer
for higher prices, in hopes of better market to-
hut the butchers equally good at holding back,
and for both parties might seen sitting
tide The is that there are plenty Of eae
sold day, unless that the price low ihat the
prefer send them pasture. viii be favor
able lime for grazers whose pastures fully stock
The average quality of the stock is good it
has several weeks past; still there some
ira fine bullocks which will sell 81 $3.50 head.
Very few of them will bring 10 cents pound for the
beef.
CATTLE.
reported for this market at street
| The prices to-day reported as follows:
First quality ...-......iG}@1I G.
Medium. 9a0nl0 &c.
"a y c.
Some extra good Bseves may be quoted at. a61I2 c.
The general average of the market at.......l0 O.
The most of the sales range from. 9a1lI
RAvENNA.-General business has been very quiet
during the week. The has been daily envened by
the swarm of Taxpayers, who fpay up" at the last
hour. The taxesare paid pretty cean everything
sidered. Flour has sold actively Every with
ey, after paying takes has taken home from to five
barrels of -four Ii will be that quotations show
slight decline. Single Extra $500; double extra at
$685.. Wool has come in freely. and commanded good
prices But little has been sold in the past less
than 4oc; and the average stands at IS q Acc.
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Great Sale of Furniture
Lady,s Long Shawl Lost!
Farmers, Look Here !

NEWPORT WOOLEN FACTORY!
r WOULD inform the public of Portage and adjoining
i Counties that have purchased the above Factory.
situated in Newport, Portage Co., Ohio, whore am pre-
pared to
Gard, Spin, and JMangtaeture Wool info
Rolls Yarn, Naanels, Blankets, or
Cloth Of any Description
reasonable terms and well IL eau be done else
where Having the advantage of never failing water
power am prepared do work at all seasons Bring
' ~ So -e' va THOMAS A. BRlERLY.
N. B.-An work warranted when wool Is IN good or
der. y: a. b'
Newport, juno 20. 9e2z'sm
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An entire new stock of Ch aIli Del al N s !!
Beautiful styles and coors. Also lot selling at
2Oc.. good as can de bought for 25c.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

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Light simple in construction; liable to get out of
repair; easy draft for light team' no side draft; no
heavy weight resting upon the necks of the team has
@ Clog in any kind of rnss; Cutters raised
oosace instantly py means o' ever cuts swan nve
nee. wiae, can ue a s SLOW sa, oS ho'seS vi ok
en' per'ec'y aoap'eo 10 uneven surfaces
gV M ach1nes warranted 70 give entire
Sal1sfdct1On, or no sale. III
zs- PRICES Ar CLEVELAND AND
TED1sS ON DLvMEnTn
TERMS VI L A MENI:
$11O Half Cash. aud balance in good endorsed notes. at
months with interest.
500 all cash down time of purchase the purchaser
to pay freight from Cleveland.
y, manufactured and for sale at
No. 6S superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
CHARLES HOWELL.
Read the Recommendations,
Rrnyonn Ohio sant ,eso
Nh D.,, s;r%Ann,D' nc 49, tn sep spS '.s ,o9' =;
MN noWkLL-OSuT oH'-9ho ns 70 say wofd IN
NV aoT OF your 1Teh mower @ 9ne OF your AGENT
MT. ys & on ~ t,; a' eoula make II
Morh, mouu Heep IT ~ n .niiE nds agalnst my
Wo,king any ndcnhe nave never ht any experience,
ai IN ia,., au ne'e see U ~ ~ opertton
a .ea was sueie,s p TO manage
@ nos' OF ane h9o seen ,us ater IItie prac
grass xery eer and without cogSing Tbera Is NOT .be
least side draft ,o II bateyer and heavy eirb mon
the bnr sec, nacrS think IL Is the fsrmars nachna
Yours &c. THERON sKEIL.
s' e'' % .
BEDFoRD, o., Sept. "a, 1883
Mr. HowfLL-DeaT S,r:-i WISH 70 say that nave used
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f R E N @ H p r N T S I
We have a beautiful Stock all coc1s Some small. neat
patterns, particularly adapted for chdrens wear.
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G| Wheeling, at the present time, is thick
ly infested with house breakers, pick pockets,
and petty thieves.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

as- JoHN g. SAKE. the Poet. has been
'minated by the Vermont Democracy for
:oysrpot.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
Great Battle Near y .,lan
%, ,OOo Austria .s slain y

o,oOo .aS strsa''s., taken Prisoners!
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
II g Austrians Defeated ! !!

y 500 rHENcH sLA1N.i,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
Married.

Palmyra on the 26th inst. by A.
G:st eat r, Esq Mr.. Even Hugbs to Miss Ann Johns,
all of Palmyra.
Hiram, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. h W. Everest, MrSJohn Haven, of shalersville,
Mrs. Phebe Mason, of Hifam.
AMES-Ross.-On the 18th inst, at the Parsonage of
the NJ E. Church in Shis place, by Rev. j. n Norton,
MI Isaiah Ames, OF Cleveland to Miss Harriet P Ross,
of Erie. Pa
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Rich Black and Fancy l. K
Also few lots of BrOcade do. at decided Bargains
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
The Great Western Nurseries,

south Side of River, TOLEDO, OHIO.
CULTIvATE largely Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
" Eyergreens stocks and Seedlings, for Nurserymen.
Green House and Bedding out Plants Also, general
assortment of Nursery Articles.
f@ Orders solicited and Contracts made to Deliver
at any R. R. point in the U. S. q. HUBBARD WHTTE Sup
s. A. TAYLOR, Agent, F. PREST1cE, Proprietor.
Rayenna, Ohio ie29- I'm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22

The prettiest stock in town. Purchasers will do well
examine our stock before buying
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-22
COTTAGE HILL FOR SAlB.

This well know n place is Of
fered low and on easy terms.
A small farm would be taken
in exchange and time given
for the balance. Cottage Hill
lies about miles east of
Ravenna, and mbraces with
superior improvements,
about 44O acres of rich aud
abundanily watFred land.
1t is peculiarly adapted for
a Stock, Breeding, Farm.
For full particulars apply to, or address,
je22 J. W. WILSON, Ravenna, o.
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Commercial.
RAvENNA EscURRENr.
Corrected WeekIy.
Farm RrQduca

p o ? ER s PAY I'll
Ran. Ranhl
, 1859-08-10

five hundred to one thousand each. Every berc
and there throughout the immense multitude,
while tue hymn and the prayer we're rising on
l!lgh. persons we're being strnck down under
deep and orerpowering conviction Of sin. In
side Of some OF these circles there could not
hare been less than twenty rersons-chiet7y fe-
1nales-apparently under the influence Of kpir-
'tual visitation, at the same moment; and some
Of them PROSTATE upon the twurd, and others
reclining upon the laps Of friends These were
effected in various ways-some weeping bitterly,
hut silently, under q deep conviction Of sin !;
some crying piteously for mercy; and others
unable to utter word, so thoroughly we're their
physical faculties in abeyance. In many paris
If the garden groups Of boys and girls, who had
retired from the body Of the congregation,
formed in The shrubbery little meetings for
prayer and exh0rtntion among themselves.
Some Of theee were ragged little boys, WHO had
evidently belonged to ihe outcast classes. One
If these cases WAS that Of little bog, about
eleven years old, who. in very retired part Of
the garden. engaged in prayer, surrounded by
about twenty lads Of the sane age and class
THIS Ind was, it uppeaes, neglected by his pa-
rents, and formerly obtained scanty liveli-
hood by hawking ballads through tue streets !;
and the tattered garments ia wllicl, he as well
as his companions were arraycd on Wednesday
showed that, in that respect, their prospects il
life Lad not muci, improved.
".At the close Of the general meeting, one Of
the ministers Of the Town, who has naored q
great deal among the juvenile population, was
surrounded by large assernblag re Of boys, wko
ultimately formed themselves into procession,
ind marched into town, singing
*oh! that Will be joysulr
slnny Of these children evidently belonged to
the lowest classes of society. portion Of the
riring nt the Pound district, ceased to sing till
they had passed its dangerous precincts. and
and resumed their song wien they pusscd into
Townsend street. The immense concourse Of
people left the gardens in the most orderly
1nauner-the minority Of them evidently in,-
pressed with the conviction that it was good
for them to hare been there 4 few manufac-
tories and other places Of business were closed
for the day, in order to allow the workers to join
in the ntoye SERVICES"
, 1859-08-10
RufIFoAd Matters

The New York Na.aL SAYS Of tho New York
and Eric Railroad affairs: The leading ercnt in
the railroad world has been the successful ap-
ptcation Of the Trustees Of the fourth and tift!,
mortgages on the Erie Railroad for Receiver
for that properly. The application was made,
it is understood, in the interest of the company
itself, assainst which heavy judgment had lately
been issued in counties along the line Of the
Road. The appointment Of Receiver will pro.
tect the property for the present, aud secure
delay enough to afford stock and boudhoidcss
MI opportunity for ascertalning whether it is tor
their interest to undertake new organization.
This was the principal object Which the appl,-
supposed 10 hare. likewise, desired to anticip4te
the October election by ehecting change III
the administration of tho concern. The Presi-
dents salnry Inns been reduced to $1,000, and
his resignation is shortly expected NJ Re-
ceirer has yet been appointed. Various names
hc property. We presume that it would be for
the interest Of ali purtics to have Receiver
selected who should not he obnoxious to criti-
cis,n on the ground of real or supposed parti-
cipation in tue sad mismanagcment which has
tile company to its present condition. lie
should be an experienced railroad man, and one
whose character would be guarantee for faith
ful administration.
The appointment Of Receiver should, ac-
cordipg 70 law. be followed, ut no distant day,
by the disposal Of property under mortgage
but in this case, delay will be afforded rs well
by courts rs BY creditors, to enable all parties
il interest to protect their rights rs fur US pos.
siblc. The nominal value Of tie stock and
bonds is sss,74s,0 900; tho market value is only
I'll, 8,294 500; the real value is probably s20, ,oo0,
QUO. The Herald, therefore. recommends tue
following arrangement: Leave the first mort.
gage as j. stands; consolidate tue present
second, third, fourth md fifth mortgages into
one new general second mortgage; issue new
stock in exchange for the present unsecured
bonds, stock and tioatiny deIt, and assess ne"
stockholders 10 pay overdue coupons On the
mortgage bonds, aud distribute the capital stocf
prppVttipuuliy.
, 1859-08-10

SKw YoRK, July 3:h.-The steamship Ham,
monia has arrived. She left Southampton on
the e6th ult, and brings London papers Of that
morning The London Times Of Tuesday gives
the prel;minaries Of the peace Of villAtrancn,
as follows:
The Two Sovereigns Of France and Austria
will favor the creation Of an Italian confedera-
tion. That confederation shalt be under the
honorary presidency Of the Holy Father, the
Pope
The Emperor of Austria cedes to the Empc-
ror Of Franee his rights in Lombardy, except
ing the fortre.ses Of Mantua and Pesehie1a,
which rights the Emperor Of France will hand
over to the King Of Sardinia
Tcnetia forms part Of the italian confedera-
tien, but remains under the crown Of Austria.
The Dukes Of Tuscany and Aodena return
under conditions granting general amnesty.
Both Emperors will ask the Pope to introduce
Indispensable reforms. A full and complete
amlesty is to be gaanted to alI people.
The corvette Plymouth arrived at Davenport
on the Esd ult. The ship Ocina, from Calcutta.
for London. has been lost 1t sea- Twenty Of
her crew and passengers were drowned. The
London T.mes Of the 25th says that four notices
ure offered ia the House Of Commons on sub
jects connected with The military md naval de
fences OF the British Empire.
, 1859-08-10

WANTED-A Dwelling House,
w vNA lmsaed!ate po4,e9iou loe7.ed within attetn
n!tu:es walk Of The tishtaon House. Address d7T.
z. O. Drawer +ao9. sa}o:tx
, 1859-08-10
Proceedings iu Alabama

WASHINGTON. Aug. SIT is stated that daring
the late tern, Of the q. S. Circuit Court, in -4ia-
balna, several indictments were found under the
law OF 1918, which prcscribes ines and impris-
onment for engaging in or aiding and MEETING
the importation Of Africans, within the iusis-
diction Of the o. s.. as the law Of 1880.
which makes the offence piracy, to be visited
the former Ssasute. 4 grave question has aris-
en-, involving the point whether there can be my
cbuicc of the aboTc mentioned punishn,cnts, for
while public sentiment at the South is
against, the greater juries have, it is
said expressed u disposition to render verdicts
carrying with them the less severe punishment
The opinion is entertained here among distn-
R,lisbed gentlemen that in view of all tic facts,
Notwithstanding the established rules of inter
pretiuR statutes, the question will probably be
brought before the Supreme Court Of the United
Statey for its decision,
, 1859-08-10

1tA+1t3. kA.,..&S.& 4-ts9t 4o-spbA ANtNa3 09vote
During the past week tho bulk Of the receipts
Of wheat was new Winter and Spring, botl. Of
which ore Of rcrr excellent qua1ity-said to be
thc hest crop for ten vcars back. At the begin
niu: Of the week the receipts we're scarcely suf
ficicnt for tic wants Of millers; bnt during the
past few days large quantities hare gone into
store, and the market Lus declined 15@e Clos
in= to-day ut $l.nc for choice White delivered,
:'3e for MOL lied ia store; SEC fer No. 2 Red in
SURE; and 734 Sic for new No. spring in store
closing rather weak ut the iusidc figures. Old
spring and winter wheat hare been very dull,
and there is little or no demand for either
standard having declined s@sc-closing ut SEQ
Tic in storc. The flour market closes dull, Mt
*3.oo@ 3Gt for spring extras. and $5.001 90 for
winter. No new spring wheat aour
Ut offered iu this market. Corn has been ae-
tive aud buoyant during the week, having nd.
yanccd ease. At the close, however, it is
rather weak at 63@C4c for No. in store.
Old Oats duu-new, a6@2.c for No. !
ir store. Rye has been scarce and
firm Mt sGc per bushe1 in store. 4
few lots Of new hurley hure been sold during
the week ut S5Gl4oc. ilighwines quiet and nom-
innl at 2slc. Nothing doing in Provisions ex-
ccpt in l}acon, for which there is fair local de-
1uand. New potatocs, under hcayy receipts
from St. Louis. Alton ead other points, have de-
cl,ned about !4'c,-closing at 5o@6oc q bushel.
Live Stock are quiet, with very few good Cattle
coming in. uogs scarce and in demand. Good
Sheep utso III demand. A city packer has COM
1neuccd packing bcel-killing about 100 head o
r.,ti3, du;lr
, 1859-08-10


On the cd o. August Mrs. Timothy bradley
c.1e bir,h 70 eight ctildren-shrce boy. and iise
girls. They ars I'LL :sring, and are healthy, etf
quite small. Dir. D.'s family is increasing iast'
Ae VI. married six years ago TO Epa'ce NOW r.
ery, who weighed .7s pounds d1 NJ opT ol
their marriage. She haa given bis::1 to Two
pa4r Of twius, aud now eight more, ma@ug
twelve children in SIX years. It seems strange.
hut nevertheless is true, Mrs.. u. IVES one Of
tlree, her mother and father both being twina,
and her grandmother the mother Of five pair ot
twins- Afa. y. has nnmed her boys siteT noted
and distinguished men: 0nc after the Hon.
Joshu: +. Gddinsn. Who has given her 1g!en-
Cbamplain, who gave her = deed Of 80 acres Of
laud, md the other after James johnson, etq.,
VINO gnvc her 4 COW. Nr. Bradley aays it il
profitable 10 have tsins, Is the nelghboTs hars
NJ. b. is a poor, industrious laborer. but say
be vii not part with any Of his children whii
b. il able to work.
, 1859-08-10
Tie Slave Trade

Dos7ox, Sunday. Aug...
There are at this time two vessels fitting out
at Salem, in this State, for the Stare trade on the
coast Of Africa. The principals in the affair arc
aSpanish firm in Nen York; aud the pccuniary
equipment Of the vessels as just been Forwarded
the government really wishes 10 stop this infu-
nous trade it must look North as well as South,
md to these small New England ports Us well rs
10 New York aud New Orleans. There will be
no difficulty in identifying the craft Ut Saen, and
this is not tie first Instance in the last three
ynonfb9
, 1859-08-10

New Yoak, Aug 9.-Judge Mason Of the
Supreme Court has granted a mutton fnr the
appointment Of 1 Receiver tor the Erie Railroad
Company.
Emerson Ethridge Is elected to Congress in the
INth District
4 dispatch from Houston, Texas. vla New
Orleans, on the 6th, says that Sam Houston is
certainly elected Governor
The earnings Of the Central Road during the
month Of July were nearly ~, ,ilod in f1cess nt
The same time last year. The six months diri-
dend Of q cent. amounts to $G20.'H)0 after the
payment Of which, there will be balance Of
orer $4,000 on hand.
, 1859-08-10

In another column will bc found the grades
established By the Board Of Trade for new
Winter and Spring Wheat. 1t is admitted on
all hands that tic crop just harvested is the
best TINT We have had for ten years; but ii
farmers Or others allow their wheat 10 be mir"
ed with cats, rye, barley, or other substances,
it will l,avo to DO graded No. 2, md loss to
tue producer Of l2c To l5c per bushel will be
tho result No mattcr how good the grain is,
If mixed and foul it cannot .1,asa No. l. BY
this rule, the farmer Who takes proper care OF
Ills wllcat. and clean it bcfoso. sending it to
market, will bo rewarded by higher prices
than Lis more careless neighbor who sends lis
cra4h to muskct dirty and mixed This is jus.
as it should be; and we have no doubt hui
the inspectors will be strict and iathful in tht
-r,.-,,o,,so RI fhaiF dt1tiHS
, 1859-08-10

POARDING.-Two or three sin
- SIC senil<mrn o. esntleznan and Vie ean ohssn
trsl>.s ad where they hare ali ta4 comforts and
privileges o& hnne. with pEisaxe ml)y h OF the
I'D d2sltah1s 10z3ouS wahaAh ayerue
!:eertnee required. Address Private Kedenee~ r. o.
BOX 3l-t. apl4-l We
, 1859-08-10
20 1sFllt.

ITO REET-House No. 81 Wash
inxsen street. contains abount twenty roonA .nd i
veil atyarxed nd finely located fof RoAf1ax House.
Snn4 but trxt-eI frs<nshle epant4 nee anpy s. "
WILLIAMS, No. Paftxsb Br1llnk. corner Of S'uth
WAR xad We;ls street jy.sd7s7 i'm
, 1859-08-10

Sor1n CLARK SrnEET.-Nr. McDaen, contrac-
tor on South Clark street, issues pathetic ar.
pca1 to property-owncrs to pay up, and SAYS the
work must stop unless the assessments come in
to his relief.
, 1859-08-10
Forty Thousand People Mt Prayer
Meef4nW.

Forty Thousand People n& Prayer
MeetlnE.
The Edinburgh 1s"it"t&s gives the subjoincd
account Of a very remarkable vrayer-mcetius,
;nrdbably tht largest cver held since the dawn
Of the Christian era:
Il great Union praycr.meeting, in connection
with tue present remarkable movement. was
held in The open mir ia Cc'fast. 1rriand, on
"Wednesday forenoon, ut hasf.rast eleven clock.
In order to accommodate all parties, tic use OF
tic spacious grounds Of the Royal Botanic Ctr
dcns was obtained for holding The meeting; mad
as it was welt known thst many persons from
tic surrounding country were dsslsous to DC
| present, special trims Of uncommon length
we're run by tue different railway companies:
! Some idea of the interest felt may be imagined
when we state that it is computed that no fewer
tl1an fifteen thousand individuals arrived in lei
fast, a..d that 1rum thirty live to forty thousand
| persous in all were present at the scrv1ccs.
The leading streets of tue town presented,
during midday, a most remarkable aspect, par
t,cu!aFly after aac arrival Of trims. Tue foot
ways were literally ttronsed with well dressed
and rrspeciub1e looking people from the coun-
try-noi passing ulong with the negligence and
| casv.coiny Of pleasurc.setkiug cxcurslonfsts,
but siuid aud solemn in demennor-the younger
rs well as the elder; and the majority with III
b}cs or hy1nn-bools in their bands, nj If pro.
| ccedinc TO sabbath services On they passed
| towards tue place Of meeting. passed the gtf-
! tynrrrrt,x en,ts nud through the
j te1,1S 1h;SSn.,Te tbernnvhfsres. THUS he uying
s+,ra1a~tucl y stream u was never before wit.
~ sa.s.sd in i,eirast-pourcd onwards for at least
twa rse Loars, nloog both sides Of the streets.
'"T T,,s n .r.nc in lie garden grounds is said by
49, anu p.s.sr Of Ulsfer to lasc bern one Of tic
LUZ 4t .r%n =. well as im.ressivs and anirna-
mos AYR ,.isnessed in The Province. The whole
ung esea ;,h;n r;ew from aur noiat was as close
IP Backed rs il wa well possible for i. to be.
Erep The branches Of the trees were taken nd
| ynptaRc Of by nunoesS ol Tue Juntos aeooE'a
Of the audience, as tue most suaao'e s1tuau!hs h
for seeinE an9 ,sar.. ;,.n rou, he 1aul,ituJ,
ioanps neia% phtso Young worshirpers were hears
!, ioiain: in tbs song Of thanksgiving; Ne.hint
>: | If holiday leyity-uothtnG 0t Ae tnooSnues
u ,n5rth of youth-was Inaultest among tnfse
tne'9 ~ ,raIi ordered ~ ti,at Of any persons il
, 1859-08-10

ITO TENT-A New House, just
6uhhet On Llnten street. 1t his II Frssma lesiiea
hsh rua pansEy eothss prees IT, and a!to plenty OF
EIdro roo1n: well supplied wnh .aier md 'hs hass
svery vay wen An she'd It viii be Ut good teuaht fur
ISMle tglt t;36 In
, 1859-08-10

Oux1rrs rs. RA1LnoAD.-0nc Of Walkers line
of omnibnsses got itself Aors du combat yestcr-
dag on West r R.udolph street through careless
driver, who twisted wheel OF at a place where
repairs were il progress.
, 1859-08-10

ITO RENT Union Park Residence,
l. eonalst!nk of two md half story Gothic Fcsms
x,se with C1ntaxe House and St7be l1W-t*42 per
rearLwithn b&oeks the hocss ra!n41 1nquhe Of
fK- INGAIIS. southves& cosusF Of 47fson md t:hsk
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