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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31

E,OR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
avenue win be cold cheap called for soon, it be
sold before the LIST OF May, 1889
- A SPRINGSTEEN Assignee
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ITO TET-FRoM MAY THE LOWER PART or HOUSE
81 Pike street. containing five with gas &c,
in good order Inquire 2S South street. Q. c. CRANEY
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ITO LET-TO SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, THE
entire upper part of the new brown stone house Forty
third street. between Broadway and Eighth avenue
water gas through separate meter Rent $780, Ad
dIes G. Gay, Herald office
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E,oR sALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
house ISL West Nineteenth street. replete with gas,
sxures and Croton water throughout Apply d. A. CUsH
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UNFINISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE TO LEASE ON
thirty fifth street, Murray Hill An elegant brown
Fngeh three 65 feet deep ORDER
furnished but the parors Possession before the
OF May rent Sl,bl0. Inquire OF GEO. E. TOWNSEND ~
Pines
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E,OR SALEM EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET, BE
~ Third three story and high
Btoop house with all the modern improvements
will be sold cheap parts Of purchase money remain
bond and for term Of desired rented nj
5000 per Apply at liz East Twenty fifth street, from IL
al &c clock and buil O'Clock evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31

BOARDING HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR
ID sale pleasantly situated IN Vsrck street., ST. Johus
park full Of cod boarders Address Harrison Herald
office.
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UNFINISHED HoUsE TO LET ON SECOND AVENUE
st Marks place, from st Of May June for or
for the the houae three story, high
rneut with all he modern Improvements Rent very mode
rate. Apply 20 WIN. DUMONT, No. Wall street.
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ITO LET-A HIGH sTOoP THREE STORY AND BAsR-
ment brick house having the mode IN improvements
fixtures ocoths and shades must be and viii
be sold bargain Apply at s. West Twenty seventh
M Sixth
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
Hiram Giddings rs Etisha Garrett.

CHER IFF SALE-By virtue of order OF sale To me
- dir ctrd amt delivered from The OF common
pleas of Portage unty and stale of ohio shall
to sale at public vedue the door of the
ay The 30t day of AInil, 1859. the hour
of one oc ock of said dny the following descrihed
lands aud Ieneinrnts, to vii:
Situated in the to n>p 0f Nelson, in te county IF
Portage and stale |,h and Is known by hi part of
ur / lu said township; eriunng a stat siandiug
at the til of land mel by Edwin wood
in SAINT or; 4! ence south the line of said
Afwo DPS land 81 DDS, to ihr ceneroi Silver Creek.
al rod south nf ahk wh,re ands three hemock
THENCE south 40c east % rods; thence SCo
% north 22., east l6 rvds; thence south
tn So IL rods the af the crreL
down the the creek moth 40e, 81 rods
thence north CO., 70 rods; te wst the north
line of said lot 1851 rods, to the pInce of eginnng,
containing 38 land less; excepting
sold R. Scott, including the annery with tie land
mill aid tul'ing MILL together with oiier buildings
standin. thereon.
Also six acres of land said lot No. l. the south side
of the creek where Mr. Tabor house sand; lrginnir
at Il! w of said piece in the center
of The road ficb the N W. of Jnhn Tab
harm $50 20. distant 45 links; thence N $50.
E. chains 10 links thence N. 40. Z ckai AID
4s inks; theme 10 :O w. II chains aud z links !;
thence N. 800 5W W d chain and IS links, the
place of beginning, cont, png and 65 100 %:
acre of la excepting of land in rhe w. corner
thereof heretofore decided to said john Tabor; sold sub
ject to the interest OF Alvin james therein
Appraised $26t6. (Two thousand, six hundred and
sixty six dulsrs
Taken on an order # sale the property of Elisha
Carr EFT, rhe suit OF Hir. m Gijdings.
Terms, cash on day of sale.
THtrS R. WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Sheriff. 3 Office Ravenna March 26 1859. mch3O-5w
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The New Jsrsey sanaror.


Mr.. Wright, who has so long given the vote
Of the state Of New Jersey on The wrong side
OF nearly egery question. has been withdrawn
by his friends from the United States Senate
and the Republicans have returned 10 hi.
pliee Mr.. John G. Ten Eyck. Of Mount Hol
~. Burlington county.
Mr. Ten Eyck is young lawyer Of distinc
tion. Who was lately nominated by Governor
Newall a Judge ofsthe Sapreme Court. bul
refused the nositinn In his political senii
ments he Is q decided Republicans, and the New
ark Daily says: . His votes in the Senate
will give exp ession to the tenets which ths
great leaders have so vehemently advocated
non Stension of slavery, the msintenance O
the Union at MI haz lrds. Iou -in'erferenct
with state institutions. economy in public ex
penditufes and q retdrn to the principles o
honesty III pnblic affairs. which characterizet
the early years Of the reppbie.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Nora Scolian has arrived.
LIvERPooL BREAD-TuFFs MARKEr-Fluur
lli; prices easier; but quotation unchanged.
- Wheat dull at decline of Id on French;
american unchanged. Western Red s. 9o(9j
SD; White 6 =(GlOs
Corn steady; yellow 5-lo3@6.2l; white
I<@7s3d
FRANCE Less warlike and more peaceful
Indications are apparent. Prince Napoleon
has resigned his place in the Ministry of Al
geria. This resignation is regarded as a peace
off ring The JMoniteur had a pacific article
which atfracted great attention, ard had a
very favorable effect-upon the iunds.
GREAT Britain MIR. DIsrael in reply to
question, said that Government had not in
tended TO grunt exclusive priVilegesto the At
lantic or 10 another Telt graph.
Lord Mass alluded to the arrival of the Ne
apolitan exiles at Cork. but suggested no off
cial actiau. 7 - is7 sg
1t is reported that Government dispatches
sent bv American steamers TO the Admiral on
the Pacific have recently frequently failed to
reach their destination in regular course.
The leaders ofihe Old Wing party had held
meeting and resolved that Lord John Russell
should propose certain amendments to the
Reform Bill ... Ia, vszt s..-
There was much excitement, and meetings
in opposition to the Government measure, were
being held throughout England -
Prince Napoleon's resignation gave gre a,
buoyaucy to the funds in England aud on the
Continent
Austrian securities had an immense rebound
having advanced in Vienna from Friday to
Monday fully per. cent, while exchange or
Vienna had deeliued in Londou per cent. il
three days. +, =, So.
The Times and other leading Lopdon jour
mails extend cordial Welcome to the Neapoli
tan Exiles Z. -,-,.,.. y. .-..-,.-
Sw1TzERLAND.--Th Tire federal Council ha.
issued circular, announcing the determination
to MAINTAIN the, neutrality and integrity o
Switzerland. Ia u. e5.--l-s .~ss . 80,
AUSTRIA The .Monheur's pacific article
produced favorable impression upon tht
Emperor. Count Buel and The leading states
Fears however, were entertained of au explo
sion in The Italian Duchies.
Lord Cowley remained at Vienna.
NAPLES The health OF the King was sucf
that i, was supposed he wonld never be able
to rule again. The Qheen conducts all sta,'
sff ,irs, and is reported to have caused the KING
to sign treaty offensive and defensive, will
Austria. 1t was reported that the Neapoiltal
Government offers to furnish the Pope fou
battalions of Swiss troops
SPAIN Mr.. Preston, the q. s. Mniste
had arrived at Madrid
ITAIY-Arrests CONTINUE at Milan Dis
content was general, and a complete stagnatior
in business. There was continued activity il
Paqua New batteries have been erected.
PRUssIA-The young Prince has been chris
tened under the names of Frederick William
Victor Albert.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
n Stall M ARKET.
Per Bushel.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The general aspect of business matters eonuues both
eheer and eucougrang. The late Foreign News has
beneficial influence The New York EpeRing Post In its
money article says the pacific of be fo eign
by the Nova Scotian has impaired buoysnt feel
ing 10 Wall Street affairs The general rise in ENGLISH
and Continental funds is decided h wa-rast.
the first impulse expectations of amcabls adjustment
Of difficulties. though the absence Of mail Intelligence
will continue check sanguine calculations.
DRY GOODS The New York Independent saws:
The mportatous have been large duri the week, and
ss' rs "sea ali % s Of English as veil as
French fabrics. The good. in public unusually
ants r immediate cousumpti n and prizes are conse-
quently we'll susta ned IN general There Is scarcity in
which are in quick demand. Ribbons ave dull with
large supply British prints sell readiv French sum
arre SUPP foreign deninrs this yeas, whirh
active npetiIion with those OF hon roduct Tn.
ne ghboriDg ities-ineind both Bns ltimore
haye teen buying largely here All sple goods are in
scrity, and prices perhaps shade easier. mrs and
deaines in moderate reqnest-at steady prices of
heavy wooens fancy cnssmere ares the only farrs in
quick demand. There is yet fair inquiry for spring
goods whch is likely to continue for some time; sus
cI1ihie !rade Ready made clothing ng rap
iy. The consumption INC, eases greatly ev-ry year.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Flour is quiet; ssI. of
1000 bbls at G6,62M fo extra and exha family a 81 90
Flour or; at and corn Meais sss7a Wheat comes
forward slowly, lut there il little deend ard prices
have declned sales $500 hush at $1Es fnr Red, and
81. 20 for poor white Rye commands 95 OSi. Corn
anced; sales of 000 hush. soufhe, Yellow
s9c ah Oats better demnnd lbs 8 00e bush
55c Cor Pennsylvania. and 54ks for Delaware.
| BALTIMORE MARKET.-F'our very dull; Howard
lie noiaiuRllS quted at $685. Wheat nshatged;
.al-s at 81 5o9i SO for White Corn dul and nnernged
Propsinns quiet, without change in prices Coffee hrm
sal-s 500 Rags a iAc for Rio.
The Cincinnati Gazette snys:
There is good demand f,r money, but the supply of
capital is shout equal to i ara acceptable is
coa,pd without difficulty lef012 cent The gener-
al tendency is in the direction of ier market
j NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TotaI RscyipEs of Cattle of all kinds for the Week
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
The siekiss Case. ,4
WA.HINGTpN. March a

Z - q
Tie Grand Jury more than a week ago
made pre- eminent against Sickies for tit9
murder of Key. II then became the duty OF
the District Attorney to prepare an indie :
ment and place it before them for their final
action. This he did to dav, when il was re-
turned by Them as true bill The reason ct
the delay is understood to he that they might
in the Iiesn,ime have an opportunity TO ex.
anime additional witnesses more particularly
felafive TO Mr.. Butterworth. so that if they
discovered sufficient canse. they might indic'
him jointly with Mr. Sickies ~
Mr Stanton of Pittsburgh, and Messrs
Macgaudrr and Radeliff accompanied by the
father Of the accused. came INTO Court and
asked that next Monday be set down for the
trial. bnt sfer conference with the Distric
Attorney; Monday week was agreed upor
for the purpose.
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Tha Ruah for piksa Peak.

ST. LouIs, March "a.
The rush by the Han ioal and ST.. Joeenh
Railroad continues 10 increase daily. O. FIJI
day three hundred passengers arrived here on
single train. and the next day fur hundred
arrived More than thousand a day pass
through this city by he Missouri river steam.
ers ard the Pacific Raitrsad. Numiers of
Others cross the Mississippi at various ferrie..
in wagons. and avoiding the cities st eer BY he
most direct roads for the western border while
nearly all who start from tie Southern States
go up the Aykansas river through Fort Smith
The number 6 ing by all avenues Of travel is
estimate at TWO Thousand per diem.
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township Clerks to Give Bonds.

The following bill introduced by Mr.. WAT
soN. of Cus ahoga passed the House hy yea
Ill nass and the Senate BY yeas 20, nays
: 2 and Is now law It. requires Township
CleI ks to give bon's f,r the faithful perform
ancn of he duties of their uffice nd fakes
effect on the first Mnnia. of April 1859 TIL
Township Elections are near at hand ind ae
are under obligations to Mr.. w. fof u copy o
the law for publication.
AN ACT REquIRIxG TowNsHIP CLERKS TO GIVE
BoSDs. 5' -
SECTION l. Be- it enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That ea't
ind every person. elected and qualified to the
Office Of township clerk, shall previously 10
entering on the duties of his Office, give bon
with at least too good sureties, 70 the trus'e'
cf such to sOshp and their successors in offic.
il sueh sun as the trustees NAV deem prope
conditioned for the faithful performance of bis
duties by virtue Of said Office; which hot
shall be lodged with the treasu er of the tow
hips and if the sail bouds, or any Of ther
shall become fnrteited the township treasure,
by order of the truste, 8, is hereby authorizef
aud required to sue fer and collect the sam ,
for the use of the township.
SEC This act to be in force from and
after the 6rst Monday Of April, 1859.
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Married.

COATEs-HALE.-Is sufield. March I7rh. 1859, hy the
Rev. M Coates. Mr. Howard II. Goa es of New Balti-
more, Miss Cordela NJ. Hale, of SnfieId.
RHuPLE-REERY in Charlestown 7, on t. % inst by
Chauucey Il. Cnrlics, Esq, the house If William
Web, Mr. Lewis Rhuple Miss Clarissa Beery, all OF
1;at lsstt'wn. t5-
re- beautiful cake loaf received The printers
benedicIions upon the welded pair
oSBoRNE-BAN BANCROFT.-In Nelson the 2iih inst
by Rev. d Horton. Edward N. Osborne of Chardon,
and Cyrena Bancroft of Nesen
KIRT-nEfGHToN.-ln Roots,own March % hy ASS
C. Chapman Esq, MIR. Airert R. Kirt, of Fairfield
Coluu biana Co., Miss Mary Jane Heehton, of Rouis
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
- CIEYEI.ASn. o.. tlctnher 18th.


ID a CLEvELASD, o., October I4th 1853.
we the undersigned. having witnessed the operatons
of HowELI's THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Charles howell of this CITY, cheerfuy
tes ify. thnt, opinion it is the perfect arrange
pulverz ng the soil that has heen iiltro-
duced tu the far, ing community and Iuly CON-
vinred hat Mr.. Howell has succeeded L. producing the
best oaiig huron and Il is ed AXE the
lead of all have been in h. retorP.
The jHplpnent richly deserves tie attei tion of all
G. SEARLS- }o,,.i.,5 n e
G. A STEVENS, Si's.E'a"u'o. Si's 'a"u'o.
CsSWELL WRIGHT, B. dford, o.
e.. .-.e C. :. GATES, Brooklyn, q.
CLEVELAND, o january l4.h, 1859.
Having examined the operation of HowELL's THR Z
CRcLE ROTATING HARROW, am prepared say that 1t IS
the eecting the purposes for which
il is designed have applied soil Anit
the advantages comb NJ in this harrov, lgtI If
draft, freedom from clogRine and is capacity for pull
rizng tie SOIL each which of themselves would in
my opinion, recommend i. to general use.
]. s. TITUS, Flushing, Long Island.
Ounty and state R ghts for Sale.
ORDERS FOR HARROwS SOLICITED.
IL Any further information relative to the Harrow
or the Patent Ri sht, he OH aimed by addressing
CHARLES HOWELL.
No SO Superior-S1., Atwater Buildings Cleveland Ohio.
March 80. 1879. 3m
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Died.

GARRETT.-Ai the residence of Chenoweth Neosha
Missouri, the 10th lust, of Consumption. j. hn 3
Garrett, eldest of Col Elisha Garrett, late of Por-
tage Co, Clio.
Last summer he attacked with disease Of the
ungs. he fingered until death put end to his suf
eriugs. He died the good die h-mot his last
emy with smile of victory, triumrhing in living faith
and rejoicing in hnpe of everlasting life May doui'le
portion oi Gods sustaining grace rest with tf bereav"d
relations of ibis excelen. young and they 10
cosold with the reflection that their loss is his eternll
gain 5f H.S F.
FURRY.-0f Consumption, in Oneida. Kuox county
ILL.,, March l3 b. Frances L. wife of James C. Furry.
iii the 20 year of her age.
During illness of several months, she was
patien and crerfu read much Rinle iI Je
sus as her RedreIner, in Death was happy
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Leris Umstndter RS John r Roberts.


CHERIFE SALE BY virtue of an order ot sale to me
~ directed aud delivered from the Court of Commo'
Plss O. Portge County and State of hio shall expose
pub ic vrnd ut the door OF he court tse in
the town of Raven in sa couny at Poriage AVID safe
of Ohio on >atu das, tho 50 Gay April a. D. 1859,
at or uear the houf of o lo n. OF said lay, the
following describs d laid aud tenemrnl>. to wit;
Situate in tie township of Paris. county Of Portage
and sstr of Ohio berg part of lot No. "a In Paris aud
tncre pur;i ul ry m part of village lot No. p in
the village OF Newport. aud being part of the wooden
ft ~ lot, commencing ~ feet east of the woo facto
~ wi ere II nav sands, and running sinng the south
hank of the mill lower end of The ioc thence
along the north side of the 10, in westerly drecton
to point u feet of the woolen fartory huidiRs,
and inrIudrg all the land between the canal and race
hound nv line running II feet east of the factory uild
ines with privihgr of going to and from said lot
from the erist mill lot frever, by bridge or plat from
across the Interfering with the privege OF the
mill or canal ne The decided to said Roberts by
John W. Ray and wife, February Sd, 1881.
Appraised at two hundred and thirty three and one
third dollSrs. ---L -
Taken on order of sale as the prcpertv Of John
Roberts and ais, at the suit of Lewis Umhstsdtsr'
Terms, cash the day of sale. ,, ,G
TA0S r.. WILLIAMS sneriu'
StIawder & Hart, Au'ys. ,oo.-
She, ,ff's Ofire Q Ravenna March &c, 1850 mehSo-sM
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disconnt the note at its face. it never becaH ?
on -rassye as . uoie r $1,000
3. That he note when thas delivered and
indorsed heceRe ard wes. IN legal tfftcI. a
note for $1,000 and no more.
That l. beipe merely snre' y, and ueret
having assenled 10 the notification was ae
H. ble upon it as a note far $1,000. nor Tor the
moaey loaned ms ups,n requess.
5. Where. upon the whole record. IT is ap
parent that on q re Hiai no recovery can D.
had. n Judgment Ior Il e defendant will not b'
reversed. merely because The court below ma.
lare erred 10 their Instructions TO the Jury
Judgment affirmed.
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Thomas Campbell rs Elisha Garrett q. al

Thomas Campbell rs Elisha Garrett f. al
CIfERIFrs SALE BY virtue OF an order of sale to
y me- dir d aud delivered from the Court Common
Pleas in aud for the county OF Portage and Stat OF Ohio
shall expose sale at public vendue tue door Of the
Court House in the of Ravenna In saii d
Sate, Saturdsy v, tie 30th d Of April D. 1S59 al
near the hour of o'clock P NJ. said day. the fol
lowing described lanis md ten-nenfs, tn wit:
Situate in the town hip of Pans Portage County Ohio.
and known by being part CT lot No "a in said
Mp aid particularly known village lots No.
q and 22, in the village Of New port, agreealy
,ey made by Samuel H iris the of July. A.
D 1851 aud corded M Portage County Rtc,r,i Book
50, page $40 and cudes oulen factory water pow
nach cry md all improve mens tll' reon.
APPRAISED Sl5,00,G0 TAX order of sale as
the property of Elisha Garrett and al the suit of
Thomas Campbell.
Terms-Cash d.y of sale
TIL MAS r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
BY a. NJ Hacket, Deputy Sheriff.
Fuller, Plfs Airy. ,.,s r-F
Sheriff ofice, Ravenna. March as,h. 1859. mc-5w
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G-sF II is admirably arrange' to prevent cogging.
e Il will well side hill on leve. yiound.
1t is very strong and durable and is less liable to
tout of repair than any other harrow.
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TIE srea de e'ideratnu,t III ned in the construc-
tion of onry har' sipicity ahsence of uinec-
FICTION aud of motif n, and it is claimed for
this that these yal hle requisites have been
secured 8 greater degree If perfection than thuse
se,ed by any other rotating harrow In It's
most wonderful for simplicity, it has every advantage
found in all the est rotating harrows, cUmbined In
This Harrow having II rec small circulars continually
revolving will pulyerize the sn more in going
the ground than commo Iarrnw will three times
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WIN. j.. MORGAN

Acting Commissioner of Sinking Fund
P. s. MIR. Bre-ln assures me, as already
stated that the deficit will, in no contingency.
exceed one hundred thousand dollars. Should
this reasonable anticipation prove fsllacious
und there be an actual deficit greater than the
surplus redemption fand in Que hancs the
bonds purchased from Mr. Astor (S40 000)
might be used as an hypothecation for aiui
tional funds. .74st.
But Edgeaton sees rock that Mesgan does
not see. or Morgan, perhaps. thinks it has wa
ter enough over it to get the ship over in safety
Edgerton writes:
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Settle Up (!

NW9DRsI& w 1HeReERRn Reh
Also, Goods warranted to be of such material rep
resented to the purchaser.
~ spendd rhs arss s Of lns fine Broad Ge
ing Store.
W. FAIRCHILD.
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:. nL Ms, l. WS 'IS.s-1ht rse-
:" nrntrd newton tala Cyrrde~ P'ows, sGhp"
P,tent Cor sale at nnanufac,ur pr ., Aso Plow
Pniuts for H L.eugr patent: s1ne rtiee,a
'ns--.,n On 80 " s>U sae(N0.
TTSTbll TakARS.-s Rc,nhes" fs nj AuimA
Tran. The hest trap n, euted eAtci.i 8 ~
kinda OF Tame Il both for po h s-.es =
tran Quite curiosisy. For asle sSATTfe,
March 80. 80, F.A.cuRTN SKIRE
RRlTTY.s
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NEW 1UHk CATILE MAtAEI-
Total Reoeipts Of Cattle Of all kinds for the Wee

BEEvEs FROM PIFFERENT STATES.
Al AlIerton Co, proprietors of the Washington
reve Yards 44h street. epor the cattle in market from
the following States:
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Three Iron Circular Harrows,

Attached to triangular shaped wooden FRAME by
of journals pins projecting from the of each
circle The circulars hung cline, the teeth
the side that in line downward sink into the ground
derpest and by this means
The Most Perfect Rotating Motion
IS OBTAINED WITH UT TIE USE OF WEIGHTS
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Columbus, Ohio, June 81 1855.
Hon. A. P EDGsRToN.
Ohio Transfer .Agent:JNsw York

My mo,ive in placing this amount in your
hands Immediately, is to provide against a
failare on the part of The Treasurer of State
to place in New York the f,ll amount, of the
draft for July interest On last evening.
was waited on by Mr.. Bresiin and notified oil
his inability to meet the interest in full b,
proper time. He assured ue. however, that
the deficit would not excred, at the utmost.
one hundred thousand dollars, and that the
sum- if loaned in New York by the Commis
sionersshoald be paid in full within thirty days
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.,..
Notes s Securities on Criminal Bonds $3000a.
We hereby certify Il at tie above S,atemrn cortec
HARNEY c. EEwBERRY. Treas .rei !,
ALFRED BALDWIN, Auditor.
Rnvsnra. NJ, ch so. 1850 iw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
Political Notices
Notice.

FTT1E REP q BLICANS OF BrimfieId are
l. ~leqacsteH uect nj the center Sat rdar.th /.
2 day Of April c ck p NJ, to nominate such cam
dida they wish s1pporttor the townsh
offices. NEEDHAM Ex- Com for Bri.LtieId
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