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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24
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SAVE YSGk TEETH.

This indian Tooth PreserVative will save the
teeth. The y ea,sst tooth remedy ever offered 10
the publ c. Those who wisn 70 preserve Their
teeth fom decsy, improve their beauty, and save
their II oney. will 90 well to pnrChase this ow-
der. This pow der heals and H dels the guinIi,
and thus prevent this teeth from aching or de-
caying. II is no hi mbL &; ny il and ,et II can
be procured at the residence Of K. Kos, Middle
bury. Full directions accompany each box.
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TO MILL OW y ERS.
and those interested in
w A L + r 20 w = r 4.

w a i l. II L ~ w - II
Inc b>cr UeIs would call the uLent!,1 Of
those interested IN wafer Mhees 10 the air.
cnild,' Excelsior Wheel recently patented.
lney haze been severely tested with the most
approved ron and wood wheels, and in al cg,es
wnen properly put III, have proved their superb
Vrlty.
Inc Glowing are some Of The alvNntsgea We
claim i,T the Wheels
lst, They will give as great per cent OF power
vi The water =, ANY other wheel, a. much Ices
COS,
ID, They arc placed Inside the fume, rear the
suliuce O. he waiter, on-eguenLy they occupy
no space outside the hume, aud ale easily acces.
slbie.
81, They IRE never s5sc:ed by frost ros h.s-
III, 'lAey are hot Liable to obstruction By
leaves stleh- say -lu,t, H., nor 10 be broken b.
anything getting luo them.
18th Ihey Vuu b. ruu without gearing, getting
power eu.llly Win belts, aud ure equally up.
.Heluls ~ Aor.LOA.t. or ~ upugI sault-.
dh hey euu Ue 20 CONT ue. ed Is o perform
any uumuer Ut reyo luton. up tO 300u per minute
ami hence Hs p,eulury adapted 10 work re-
curing !u.h spee. az ,At ,ale time being S9al.y
ap '.ic.t.- IO--4 ether uses,
The vince when sUI~ are complete with shan,
frame and dIiy!.A pulley l>aaA 20 Usit onto, md
can u. ahuruel d. .ess price tEHn any LeI
wheels nov in Use We sAU4.d be irppy o hear
ON var les no want II wuess uud Cr the ,aks
Of Introducing them We viii personally examine
privileges ana pu- ~ ths Wuee's uttur OWL risk,
ana 4 hey do NOT perform as We say We viii
axe hem (, ana liz a. ions zshea, tlr iuT'
ther 's..uCu HrS AGure,s
GKuvEK y HAKhIAGToS, sole AGENT.
lug IfCu Ou"dr! aIIu NJ ichiuu mop
bennington. VI
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Ra Marciful to Your Beast.

For the immediate cure Of the following in
Horse: it stands 6 omej Calls Scratches, oweled
Legs and stiffness Of JOINTS, Cracked Heel, Clan,
du'ar rumor., San lcrack, Sore Back, >dlint and
SPAWN, sweeney, Saddle Gall and Old ST. ains,or
any disease, sore or painful, on man or beast.
For sale at all Druggists and Dealers. Depot,
Philadelphia
W. Russell, agent, Middlebury B Ross,
Travallinp aQett
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GCOO TIE Subscribers wish &c employ
'COtOs sn active, reliable man in each sec.
ron Of the State 10 trsve and take orders ,or
sEGARS AND TOBACCO
by samples. vii ,sya sslary OF 5000 TO $500
per wear, PAYABLE month Y. For samples ard
particulars apply 10, or address, incosing stamp
Tor return postage /;
OAfY & SMITH, ~
Tohacooni-tt. ~
ei2 Pearl street, New York.
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WANTED.

The subscriber will give steady employment to
frs class work man n the Blacksmith Lusines
n East Mdde bnry. For uther pariit uhrs En-
quire of the subscriber Mt bis residence
E. j. LEE.
East Mldleburv, Aug. 9Th, 1859. l7isw
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BATTER, CARR D. BLANCHARD,
MsoRTRRs or
BRANDIES, WINES & GINS,
Iil Front stIest, New YORK,

Would respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage aud wi guarntee all Liquors purchased
OF US TO We Pure and Unaduife rdted AL orders
received will be promptly attended 70.
NorIcE ~ hereby certify that have mace =
chemical ansy.is OF samples OF lie following
liquors, furnished by DATLk ARR and BLANCA.
AID, No. la Front st., ew York, ana have
found the same 10 be pure and usaduas, al, d, and
ssirsy (Irt from any isi"srG! Or rsgstabie "
ooisDR and NJ such can, without h citation, re-
commentator Tor medicinal us, l VIE jules,
Robin & Cos Brandy, London Dock Gin, jana.
ioa hum, Is. Croix kum, Old Bourbon Whiskey.
CHARLES l.. ALLEN, d. ID
Formerly rrof Chem. Css,leton Med. Coll,
A,ddlebury, VT. July llih 1859 l6;sm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

Honesty lie tho best Policy.
DON'T NE DECEIVED AN. LONGER
We (the originstors Of the Glft Book "usness)
Will send our large new Catalogues, in book form
postage paid, 10 any addre,s.
ALBERT COLBY g. CO.,
l4:8m No. 40 Washington st., Boston, !hass.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

NE'ALIC TIPPED SHOES.
Another lot jus. received by
nc WILCOX.
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just RECEIVED,
Not of NEW WHEAT FLOUR, to he $ ID q,
lsw -, BY L. VALLETIk.
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Last Arrival of Seeds

For the 'asnn this iav received
TIMOTHY, RED AND WHITE GLOVER
vetches, Pess, Garden Seeds, &c. frr sale by
May 20, {. VALLETTE.
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AGENTS WANTED

Young Men from the country wanted 70 sell
valuable liorks and Pate It Hgl,s, First rae
Wages can be made by enterpri>ug mrn. APP
plyto =, "a WILL CO.,
SLr!ng LANE. b son.
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Rice

600 lb,. choice Whole hes r,r sale BY
+. VALLETTE.
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Sheep Wash Tobacco,
For sale By E. VALE l. TIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24


SuGAR.. The market was dull with sales Of only
one or two small lots at previous rates. Fair Fully
Fair 5l@5lc. y h.
MoLAssEs. Some 400 bbls. were sold at 310
32ac. for Fair to Choice Fermenting, and &C. % gal
Ion for Good Reboied.
FLoUR. The market was dull, with sales Of a
few small lots Of Superfne at IS Is y bbl, and few
hundred bbls. on private terms.
GRAIN. THE supply Of Corn was larger and
prices were easier; sales Of $500 sacks, Of which
2l0O at -, $50 Inferior White at 81, 1900 sacks at
81 05@sl OF, 400 Prime Mixed at 81 10, 200 Mixed
White at 81 Is, and 6o0@7e0 at about the same
range. OF Oats, 2I0 sacks St. Louis sold at s0c,
and $50 Northern at the same price The sales Of
Bran comprised 1000 sacks in or lots at Soc and
$50 at 922c. y 100 lbs.
Provisions. ;. Mess Pork was still retailing at
ST. and we heard of $40 bbIs. N. o., sold on We'd
nesday at 4l5 Is b bb.. In Bacon we noticed only
retail transactions at previous rates. The sales Of
Lard included so tierces Prime at lllc., and loo
kegs at l3c. y b.
COFFEE. We noticed sales Of about 900 bags, in
Guiding 100 at l1c, l6o at LII and $40 at 1lac o h.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE. .. We heard Of some recent
sales at ss@4oc. y gallon.
WHISKY. The market was very dull, and we
heard of no sales Of any consequence.
FREIaHrs. "A ship was laid on for Liverpool at
-32d. for Cotton, vessels on the berth filling M at
5-l6@ll-32d.
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MASONIC

l
vocsons s seAE sa,n.d 80 No AResdE
Lodge Masonic Hall st. ohsrss sr =. O'Clock :. The -
e.. oFrIc.Es-John 3; Holland, NE: H..P.; VIM. Ii.
=; J:h IN, H. GlalL, Ps VIM sssman 49, 4. Id
Anton o csfsslS Nv I Gsri;tias
Chs. W. Clark. sec'y; Louis Herts. Guard. =
rhnsda1 n k3f a AaGH GHAPTEe Nc Is ns.
.fG sse sasss'' Aush...
s.y ". q aa r. & r A. 81 T. ponnapa
sS aa1d treasurer Joseph chss s.cIss.s, issis
held on the r Saturday Of mou
E.,a.,! R;ss ssha i l. f fsss.si.
tori D. R. righe, g. Steward j. Ehmsn. Seminal
F oss, ss1i Il S'sa$ Issss
R% eans c 81 c asp F. q R rfess
Shaw Recorder; WIN. Trsifsld, ssaiias ffs'''' -
FRIENDS OF HARMONY Ionan NJ.
es s9aso at
osicers7samusl Hardy. W. NJ; John Gornila. & W.
T 81 5ess 1sss snasn 4 % psss
snd aSss good
1.sss m Ms me- 80 e. s aes
e any s'V Wss s " H. rs.o Sanford
b bssph !
,.onor wv .,,,,,,z.t. = 60 -
" dEuh s WASHINGTON i LODGE No. IS. A: EAz y
Hal. g. svss evening in Grand
w, oncersEJrmes b Scot w. NJ; 9. Sontag, g. W: Jsk
West T. WI W. Stsfens Treasurer Samuel G. Risk serE
Hedges, Chaplain Joseph oSsiis', Tsis- " = A''e
DUDLEY LODGE No. g. F. and A. M-Regular ecuuRvu[
cations Of this Lodge are held Saturday evensax q
9ciGck, In their Lodge Room, at the Grand Lodge Nsss
IA corner o. St. Cearles and Pardido Gembax
the Graft are fraternally invited.
W. g. COPELAND, j. W.; WIN; Cooper Treasurer. s. 60.
Chellet Tyler " -, - - ,'ai'sons y ~ -
,,.n,nv ,or,n 5.5 i s5gs5
MAhIoN Lodge No. 90, r. and A. M.-Regutar mseEisR1
~ s every day evening at o'clock at the Grand
oficers-T. F. Hedges w. NJ; A. p Bears a w.ne
Secretary George A. Pets q n n ~ Mssr,t a. N
Wolfe, Tyler = 'A's.''-' y =
uyp.vYoropv
hLhA LoDG NO. 70 r and A. ~. meets every WeE
street - -
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NE psSSE kM KS SaakEsE aAAs s6S SAGk5

rs % ne Of tho Bonnet Care Crevsse
h WI " transported between New Orleans Ana D.
Snac Bridge hirtyseven miles from, New 0r,. Ann
ana q w Carroon Rarosd The Lake thenr. ~ ~
tnere Ia no interruption, "Huse' beyond which
,d will Leave New Orleans from the Carrol,tor
Depot (Iivo Circe) at six O'Clock in fhs ornna
mIqs, Is q, In the Returning New
h hs n,oi nv me Depot at Tiyol Circle eight O'Clock
me trains for Ksnner will leave the dspot NJ ths soo, =,
~, y wv a and 4a6 NJ Freight for tbs stai,on
Fare 40 cents each way p 'ih . Z N. until $50 r. M.
=. s IA Manehac and stations will be received dav
tween on INC south bank Of the New Canal be.
'"Sen L,,oeeiy ana Howard Streets until r. NJ ' w
VII % received unless consigned 10 partos re d.
nections 'sN'i'ns y" inc line OF road or Its con.
Iii . seen y the foregoing that passengers and Freight
snsported without interruption and that
"u osnef ROADS will be made regularly as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

DROCLAMATION- HUNDRED DOLLARS
L REWARD-ISHAMG @. HARRIS, Governor of the State
Of Tennessee To all who shall these
it has been made SHOWN that
unknown did commit foul atrocous Sd day
February, 1852 upon the body of George Miller In the
Banking House of the Branch Of the Union Bank Tennessee
$2S 800 In notes and coin
Now therefore, I, Isham G. Harris Governor RS aforesaid
BY virtue Of the and authority vested do hereby
offer reward Of FIVE HUNDR ed DOLLARS to any person
for the apprehension murderer and the de-
livery him the Sheriff Tailor county Of Madison
In order that Justice in that behalf he done.
In testimony whereof have herennto set nv hand and
caused the Great Seal the State to be affixed al
lseal office in Nashville, this 18th day of February
A. D., 1859.
ISHAM"G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
j. z. R. RAY, Secretary of State fell II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

% Twelve Year, old hafpncs over twelve years
nckss in packages Of twenty-five can be had at the
" Master o. Transportation, Camp street opposite
square Persons who reside tho city and have
Or establishment the line road can procure
duced rate. ' ~ '"'' PERSONAL use AZ re-
ySTp:ny .ss now prepared 70 forward Goods and Pack
aco ~ ncs every place With which they have connec
'nS sna oehverng the same In any part Of the city
~ r..t:r :, WrrL!AMs.
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y EMAIL ROUTE. " ERIN

6 n GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
y EMAIL ROUTE.
-. 49,. ~ Through to New York In Four DAYS
and Lakes. - - s' VI 'u0 ai'ef
y1ekest Route TO Memphis st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
aan9toa Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -ony Seventy Miles Staging-va
sew Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILROAD
Canton As thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Sms sn,ion Dudleys treble daily line Of Four-Horse
Coaches 70 Grand Junction, Tenn 80
Memphis and New York be had at the
Railroad Company. 80 $500
The roads In the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
now become good close ara
The whole route - ~ UNCONSCIOUS
ire track laying on the Mississippi Central Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly.
A9-sixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
AZ I'm ..s# SIMS, SUTTON & DUDLEY,
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uouNry AND AND PENsIONS-oFFICE
Il 70 Exchange Alley mp stairs nearly opposite the
d. nniee oidiers Seamen md Transfers who have
TIL ~ IN The service OF the United States Government for
~ dars or more any disturbance since ~ are
sntsd to l If land Wild WIS and minor sa hn
land ara peh'iNA JOHN tURCELL,
pstehl ~ IL Exchange Alley, up stairs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
CATTLE MAR,KKr.

JEFFERSON oIrY, Jnns 3. lsoe.
The supply Of Texas Cattle and Hogs continues
very ample and easy at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
g R.WILMOT's PLANTERs,paTrmr
NJ GORDW0OD GUTTER

The exclusive patent rights of the above have b pr
chased by company OF gentlemen of city OF New r
Sr the States Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama AIR
Wishing TO purchase PARISH county State rights 0s
nachineFy, can OBTAIN The same by applying the aeu
signed, who is sole agent for the above company
+. W. g. COOE
No. 50 Natchez street, New Osirnnu
Refers to- Ne srs Martin Gordon, Jr, N. o.; n g. nr
gisr ASCENSION La Dr. G. W. Campbsl Ioerviiie Ia. O.
an j. t. Landry, n O.; G. G. Bogert, N. o.; q. Nss q
o'. mySa 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
70 \. FONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANOEMENT
= Commencing Sunday, Nay i, 1859:

"A which viii Be the last regular train
Sundays the steam train will make the o'clock morning
o'clock At night - ' ' -
W md after Sunday 18th inst there will he trips
svsry Sunday from O'Clock until 8, ~ r
Or special trips from Lake night by the Horse Car
voen required. by notifying the Conductor ~
I1s steam Train will Genty Station when notified
cept On mall trips and after O'Clock p M sundays Fnre
0sop. ~ '''S A IN r. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
- - NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

tOce In the Railroad Building, Camp street. opposite
Myetts squae will deliver of the city such Bag
gage Packages Specie, Bank Notes Jewelry etc. received
y the Railroad Or otherwise as may be entrusted to their
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pur
pose either the Express Office the residences of
Individuals
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train and receive the Checks address
wishing their baggage sent their hotel residence
rThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
10 charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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8ebiem Of tbe Alarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
Friday Morning, June "A, 1853.
CoTToN. The market was still without move
ment yesterday, and only 700 bales were sold,
prices remaining without material change. We still
quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

CIGARS FEW CABANAs PRENsADos 10 e,er, -
myl0 u "a $3.50 -.
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~-xszy1-N EW RAILROAD uSErEb
EfsS hEESS4s4zfE1 ROUTE %T MEHt
zGSE4sH8&@RG TO TEXAS. -sSssssszs1s
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

BGSEY.sY8&-M1G- TO TFXAE, WsSadsskzA6
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
hours time saved and the risks and dscomforts
Of sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, OpelOusas and q. w. Railroad,
TO RERWICK'S BAY,
By the new and splendid line of all built
prey for this ade with superior ssteroom accommodations
Tor passengers.
.GEN. RUSK.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. .oRIZABA
To Galveston and Indianon.
MAGNOLIA.
To Galveston and Indisnnla
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
The ferry running the Railroad leaves tho landing foot
Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square, IL
O'Clock in the morning Tickets nay be obtained and state
secured at the Railroad Office, of St. Peter and Ie
Streets opposite Jackson Square, ay and at the Depot
before the departure of the Texas traina.
k Freght for Texas by this Line received every day,
Sundays ted the alb landing Insurance by this
Us Il BENZ. F. FLANDERS. sec'y.
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REDDING & co.'s
(6OUTHERN EXPRESS.

oFFICE-UNDER 81. CHARLES HOTEL. n, ORLEANS.
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
This Company organized for the purpose of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
gse and Packages to all of the United and
are also prepared do General City Express and Bag
gage Business in connection the New Orleans Opeousss
and Great Western Railroad,
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
city Of New Orleans ~
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
70 FORWARD the most minute article TO destination We
mosi respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. z, BEDDING,
tn. THAYER,
Proprietors.
Authorized Agents Of Bomballer Co.'s Island Of Cuba
Express az n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
: SOUTHERN oKnAMENTAL IRON

q SOUTHERN, ORNAMENTAL IRON
- Notwithstanding largely increased onr facilities for
u EACasng and Manufacturing every description of OR.
DEPARTMENTAL IRON WORK. we would particularly
" call the attention of ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS,
MARBLE CUTTERS and the public generally, to Book Of
Designs Specimens al Wareroms 81 Camp stree,
iery Rsilings $40 Cemetery 90 Paerns Of High Fences
Ssusry Animals and almost article of Iron Work of
decorative character ,.,
IN addition to the unusually large variety Of Patterns
rnsiyey our own constantly producing new and ee
nt designs rpared to get up any Work that may be
s an, II which drawings furnished us.
Having adopted the phadepfa list Of prices we CoNFi
4, Mich LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
Country will Ed ssa s6 ssesrs
We'll ou' WOOD, MILTENBERGER CO.,
Wareroo 81 Camp Foundry and Machine SHOP S'
Tchoupitouas street ,,.. ,.,s er,
WOOD PER0T, Philadelphia. la-o OH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

sws,s, - ,-s..y-z..zzz.s FOR Lake BORGNE
Ess ssSS Ess MI sS5 and Mexican Guf-MExICAN
ss# ssssstsssseGULF RAILWAY. Depot,
corner of aoodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
To Procorvlle Lake Borgne-dstance % miles. Fare
through, 30 cents, children and slaves, half price,
Departure Of Trans-DA1LY. -
Leave the city for the Lake, .....l0 4. NJ
a, D r. NJ.
:. Lake city, at........"..... ...... * a. \.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ r. NJ.
Once 90 Common street. Fer all business Of the Railroad
Deraoen any business connected with the estate Of
sN' ''e ". "a. FAREWELL, Executor,
WHO ouy person authorized to make sign
obligations for the road.
ss-omnbusses Canal every fifteen minutes for
be depot. sezz "
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ROMBALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS and forward kinds Of packages and
freight Havana Maanas Csrdenas villa Clara saeua Ia
9rande Remedies Nnevas Puerto Principe, Santiago de
presses Of Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co., United States
Express Company American and European Express and E
change Company for the United States California and Europe
Agents In New Orleans, BEDDING CO.,
fe8 u st. Charles at. under St. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24

GuNsY CLoTH-The market for gunny cloth has
been quiet since our last, and no sales to notice.
The current price for standard is l2c., 6 mos.
lmpors from January l to june IL.
1859 1858.
Bales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 254l4 l2s32
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

To sail on WEDNEsDAy, goth inst. at A. NJ .
ElSN FOR KEY WEST VIA PENsA.
0NLN11 cola, Agaacbicols: St. Marks, Cedar Keys
csssess tampa Bay and Mana'ee-southern Steamship
superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Atlantic, T. Folger will leave 81
ABOVE carrying the u mails For freight or passage hay
ing superior staieroom accommodations for passengers apply
10 . @. b. PAYNE, 81 Camp street
Freight to Apaachicoa, St Marks Tampa Bay subject
to ghterage at steamers the risk OF the CON
signees. ~ - 'Ao SoA
No freight received without order. je24
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-13
Mondays Election-ProgresS of Republi
caniem.

Nothing could more forcibly illustrate
the permanent growth of Republican
sentiment than the completion of the re-
turns on Monday last. One by one, the
ancient citadels of Democratic strength
are yielding TO the irresistible pressure OF
the popular sentiment in favor of free la
Dor and a free national domain This
revolution in sentiment is not confined to
any enc section. Every year it is becom.
ing more universal.
The glorious Republican triumph in
Connecticut has completed a Congress
sional delegation from the New England
States in which there is not a single pro.
slavery representative. ST. Louis. the
most enterprising and vigorous OF all the
cities Of the slave states. has proclaimed
for freedom by an overwhelming Rspub-
lican majority. In Ohio. the leading
cities, almost without exception-Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Dayton and Cleveland
have given very gratifying Republican
msjorities for local officers. In San
dusky, Toledo DC, the Republic shave
held their own very well, as compared
with former elections.
Altogether, the news is most cheering.
Every new test of the strength Of the Be
publican organization develops its in
creasing vitality and vigor. 1t was never
so powerful, SO compact, so full of energy,
of determination, of confidence and hope.
as it is now-and especially is this the
ease in Ohio.-O. S. journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-13

Collins of Hamilton, and introduced by
Mr.. Chase of Stark, providing that the
money collectedin each county for school
purposes. should be expended in the
county where collected.
This was voted down in the House on
Monday, by a large majority. The bill
to repeal the Library clause emanated
from the same source, and shared a SIM
liar fate. An attempt was then made to
suspend the library tax for the ensuing
year, but it also failed, and the school
law with very few alterations remains as
it was.
During the discussion on the bill for
leasing the canals, it was stated on the
floor of the Senate hat E. s.. Hamlin-
an individual known as a very successful
operator on the Public Works of the state
had attempted 10 influence a member
of the House to assistin pass ng the bill
by offering him an interest with the COM
pany that might lease the canals.
This charge was also made in the
House, and Mr.. Raymond, from Lucas
county states that he was the person to
whom the proposal was made.
The Democracy thinking there was
fun ahead. passed a resolution inviting
Mr.. Hamlin to come into the Legislature
and defend himself. Mr.. H., accepted
the invitation and did nutdeny the charge
made by Mr.. Raymond, but pitched into
the members of the Investigating Com
mittee for coupling his name with some
~rascalities in their report. This was
more than the majority had bargained
for, and they soo discovered they had
caught a Tartar, for instead of Mr.. Ray
mond's reputation suffering as had been
fondIy anticipated. Mr.. Hamlin showed
up in a very IN enyiable light the In
vest eating Committee who had, as he
says, charged him falsely.
Thus one by n the victims of that
one sided report, are ch rging the COM
mittee with villianous falshoods, until
there seems now no n left that place
any confidence in it.
The Legislature adjourned at two
on Thursday morning.
Yours, T.