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EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICE
IKOOLEN GOODS.

overContipgs. XIV. jeans, kennebec, fancy plaid
do, check, plain and mixed tweeds' oxiotu, Caue.r
IJnion stripe sile and check and plain cassmerosS
plain and mixed twiiled coating, curduroy' PlStn.
plaid Striped blue, black and grey satnsus, 10 iacs
everything in woolens de'iraote. we sIwa!s HdveP
Inc biggest pile of them to be found any
offer tbis YEAR superior Inducements to apytning
heretofore. Black doeskn and fancy casslmetss'
Black broad cl tbs, of any quality that can De oes
ed we are able to produce at most satisfactory prices
Persons who buy these goods of us are alreaoy Iuy
convinced that they make from 10 70 ~ Per cehs "
40 doing In addition y"u will find full stocks OF
oneensware hardware, Yankee notions, perfumeryS
fancy baskets oil cloths gents travelling oAgsI oye
stufs paints, oils patent medicines, BOOKS anu SIS
tonery, nails iron and glass Also, glassware OF
fancy a,yies at surprisingly low prices
SOLE LEATHER.
In fact everything to make up the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock of goods ever oneIea IN
tage county. We keep constantly on hana Piime
article Of family -four. selling al inc '0"es' "''''
rates
OF quality which cam be beaten. We particnhfM
cali attention to them, and wish Inspection: MenH
heavy double soed boots: mems nais S soSH ."I.S
kip boots; boys half double soled KIP oools; %
half double soled kip boots women's woIk oosn
sewed and pegged, in full variety; extra Japan lestn
er enameled boots, only 81 10; ave cases more ot
those extraordinary elk shilling CATERS; Tomens
lasting and farmers satin, pa a1o
la gaiters heeled and spring heeled gBters; mlsSoh
cbids and womons calf, kip, goat enHmeled ana Kl3
heeed AMI spring heeled shoes, OF all styles anu
nri
GOOD assortment: All we have to say Is the assortt
ment is better than ever before, and at prices .nat
will do you good, and give us pleasure 70 nso HS
Groceries, ss ever, superior in price, quality sna
quantity. Prime rice, only ets prime mo coHSe!
only l3 cent?; prime layer raislns, only 10 cenw'
prime cuans only 10 cT11'i Pr%S csn, syTaPS
brown sugar only IT cents; prime coffee sugar. only
m cents; prime crushed do ony st eeR,s. as cant, rst
pound all of quality ahead OF anything yoa can Duy
Soda biscuit; Goo Bank cod fsh. And now 70 me
most delicate poit of our subject Being verS Dasn;
full and poor takers, the only way we nave !"
! into notice
Our Fifty Cent Tea,
is 10 advertise our fifty cent tea, and say tha: 9nE nl
cent tea IS superior fifty cent tea which is sISS Ss
OF any fifty cent tea offered at htty cents IN '"
! or any other county. Call for supply. -. Cana,
Nas, trSn nr9rsnsT MhS low prices Everything We
Offer is way down price, without wiggng 9GIe NIse
ming Remember we make no Varlauohs IN PLiVo !.
We Cordially invite the people, the whole peopie'
make a call. ,, VI, 1osS T. RRo
Edinburgh, s eptember 10, 1859.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
By EtERy STEVENS, F. K. S., of E,inburgh' and the
late J. p. NoRroS, Professor OF sceI'lnc Aerlcu.i
octave. 1860 pages, and numerous EnGraVlngs.
This is, confessedly, the. most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, aud in order 10 give II
wider circulation the publishers have resolved 70 re-
duce the price to -
FIVE DOLLARS FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES !!
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and
Oregon the price will be 81 To every other part OF
the Union, and to Canada (post-pai) 80. lTlhIs
work is NOT the old ''Book of the Farm"
Remittances or any of the above publications
should always be addressed, ost paid, 10 the Pub-
iisbers, LEONARD SCOTT ~ CSt
No. 54 Gold Street, New York.
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Money Gu rent in the State where issued will he re-
ceved at par.
CLUBBING.
discount of twenty-five per cent from the above
nrcns will be allowed to CLUES ordering four or more
copies of any one more ofth above works. TEts:
-Four copies OF Blackwood or Of one ReFleY, VIII 90
/ Reviews aud Black wood for $50; and so on.
POSTAGE.
In all tbs principal Cilies and Towns these works
will he delivered FREE OF POSTAGE; when sont
will be but TWEEN YOUR CENTS year for "BlacS.
wood, and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each o.
n. BNThe price in Great Britain Of this five Peri
adicaIs acoye named is S3l per annum.
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AttachnAcnt NOtiiIe.
Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Harriet E.
~ Brown, on the third day of Janurry. A. D. 1860,
Glbd in the Court of Common Pleas for the County
of Portage and State of Ohio her petit m against
Charles K Brown, praying for divorce and alimony,
and alleging for cause, gross neglect of duty and
adultery, and, that said petition Will be for heating
at the next term of said court.
HARRIET E. BROWN,
By Luther Day, her Atty.
Rayenna, Jan, 4, ls6O-6Y,
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RlnClkSnlilhinS.

THE undersigned would announce to the
l. citizens Of Rayenna and vicinity. that he has
Prentiss House, where he will be pleased TO attend
to all those wanting work in his line. Particular
attention win be paid to HoHsa SaorIsa, repair VIZ
twsnty four Years Experience in the business, he
fseIs confident that he give satisfaction to those
who may place their work in his ha ds ana ne en- hopes
strct attention to business and moderate charges
10 entitie himself to liberal share OF patronage;
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Legal Notice.

THE hers Of William Kennedy, late of Mel
L son, Portage county, Ohio, arc hereby notified
that the administrative Of the estate of said Willis
Remedy is about to convey. by deea, Qn fee simplex
the real estate Of said William Kennedy, to Orson
Selby, in accordance with agreement entered into
between said Orson Sclby and said William Remedy,
during tie lifetime Of said kenehy.
ORRILLA kennedy,
Nelson, January 4, 1SG0-3w*. Administrative.
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SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
NE w kRRANG EMEN T.

CHARLES E. SWIFT having become
Ii sole proprietor of tho establishment long known
as "Swift's Drug Store," at the sign OF the Go.den
Mortar. wishes to- Inform the iovmer patrons OF the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed to
SayO him with their hEs he semGs see6Pis 6s
coloring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per-
Ana to S Rht tSs Drar
Stn, ID 70 be- visited only for the purpose of purchas
ing box ofpills barrel Of OIL he desires to cal,
particular attention to teact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered az
SeIonging 10 the Drug trade, he desisnskeeping a
great Variety Of such are needed in every well snR
EeNt Tea. Black Cocoa, Rio Coffee, White Sugars
Pepper ices of descrpt1n r5ime Kio Cor
Starch. Sago Corn Starch, Farina, Baking Pow ders
&C. As the 9os Dsops 1ps GmS
p b aovernsd in matters of trade, and every bod
sYUects ne to make their purchases where the larges
amount Of goods be obtained for the least money
! he confidently expects large share of patronage.
| Rayenna, Feb. II, 1859.
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no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth very simple and entire.
ly new and by it disease Of any of the internal vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facty
and certainty, without asking the patient question:
or having the least previous knowledge OF the case.
Among the diseases treated with perle are
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scr0fulous orgin Ulcers, Iu'
mers, Enlarged Glands or Joints, hip Disease, Swei-
led Neck or Goitfe. ScroidOus SorS Eyes, Scald
Head Eruptions on the face or otheI parts cancer,
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, GraVei2 lmpo
tence Structure, St. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&c =, ,.,,
Ali diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat' Lungs, Heart
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin or olher or
gans. , =. ~ - 49,. l.,
scr' pLion may be assured that their cases VIII %
treated frly and candiliy, and they wIll not oe en-
ccuraged to take medicine without CORE eSpohahS
Drospe ct of benefit. DR.. w. has visited CieVeland
and other places in Ohio and New YORK, regularly
for tho last two Years, and can furnsh patients WIN
auy amour: of evidence in regard to his sRli and
qualifications physician. He wli Visit the apo'e
places once in FIVE six weeks, for one year, thtis
giving those who consult him, opportunity to commune
iii cured Those ca SOS which havo been trea ed 6y
Others and pronounced ncurable, are requested 10
call it will cost you moth ng to have your cas1 exam
ined and explained.
Mark we'll the time and day, and call early.
| Teeth extract without pain, by GalvahlsU:
| Any berson sending correct statement OF incl
symptoms, and enclosing SIS, will have medicine
adapted TO their case sufficient to last 10 monh
ave weeks, sent them BY Express.
Address H. w. .WADSWoRTH, NJ. D.;
| ,ngpst Oh 1850 Batavia, n. I.
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dBs Qmtage Sentinel.
JAMES W. sOMERvnLE, Editor.

ETJames Buchanan having prepared the
greater portion of the matter for to-day's
paper, our usual variety is crowded out to
give place to the opinions and statements Of
our illustrious namesske +!
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ALPHONSO HART,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law. 0flce in Sey-
mouI's Block, over Foe & Brothers. store, Raven
ma, Ohio. January 4, lo6O'
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Dissolution. .


THE partnership heretofore existing be-
l tween the undersigned in the practice Of Law is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The settle
ment ofho old business and accounts, will be attend
ed to by Mr. Hart wh) may he found at the office Of
the l. te firm. SAMUEL SIRA w DElt,
Dec. 81, S50. ALPhONSO HARf.
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SIT Avis.

blocna anu rlalus' Uagics etc' otSi Lung S.nNIS
ir great varieties. in which we offer great induce
ments Misses school shaws, all prices and qualities.
Hats and tppG, bonnets, ribbons, rushes, flowers,
French stems, etc., fall and complete supply, az
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
Velvet ribbons and dress trimmings by the cordI
white goods, cambIics, undersleeve goods, embrotd-
cred collars nd underseeves ane bleached and un-
beached cotons. Best prints made In the orld only
lOt cents, Best danasS gnghams, only 1T cents.
hling denims. only cents. shrting stripe; Only
cents inseys, cotton fannes, sorges, etc., otc'-
CanuIne steel spTiug and hoop skirts, only IL.
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Rayenna, O ctober S, le59-3m
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Tn fact everything to make up the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock of goods offered In tor
tage county. We keep constantly on hana prime
article OF family -four. selling at the lowest ms'Ae'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-19

COLLEGE EXERCISES AT MT. WAsHlNaroN.-The
annual commencement of Mt. Washington Female
College, six miles from this city, come off yester-
day morning with considerable eclat. Compost
tions, written by the graduating Glass; were read,
showing fine state of mental culture, and a
healthy tone of Christian sentiment. Diplomas
were presented to Misses Agnes E. Ahl of Carlisle
Pa; Lucy J. Boteler of Frederick, Md; Mary NJ.
Criss, of Clarkesburg, Va; Mary Z. Ford of Bal
timore, Md; Julia Harrington, of Royal Oak,
Talbot county, Nd; Mary C. Souder, of Loudoun
county, Va; and Emma l.. Wilhelm, of Baltimore.
Gold medals were awarded to Miss Mary E. Ford for
general scholarship, and Miss Julia Harrington for
proficiency in belles-lettres. The music of
high order, and the parents and guardians ex-
gress of their daughters and wards. There are
fine prospects of large accession at the beginning
of the next term, on the first Wednesday of Sep
tember. Rev. Geo. Lewis Staley is Principal Of
the College.
MILIrARY.-At meeting of the staff officers of
the 5th Regiment held on Monday night, resolu-
tion unanimously adopted inviting the Battalion
Baltimore City Guard to attach themselves to that
Regiment. The proposition was referred to the
Board of officers of the Guard, which met last night
The result of their deliberations has not yet trans
pired it is presumed, however, that the PROPOSE
tion will be rejected.
PIo-NIo.-A grand picnic of the Union square
Sabbath school was held yesterday, at Callow's
woods, the terminus of the Madison street railway
route. very large company of ladies pre-
sent, who amused themselves by swinging and
promenadng the grounds, but as to anything at
tractive or interesting taking place the grounds
our reporter not informed.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night an
attempt made to enter the dwelling of Mr..
George W. Howard, No. $50 W est Lombard street.
by prizing open one of the shutters of the back
building. The attempt unsuccessful, the
thieves being frightened away by the approach of
the police
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNINa.-About ten
o'clock yesterday morning a young girl named
Susan Marshal fell overheard from the schooner
"Henry W. Thomas lying at the foot of Gay
Immediately jumped in to her rescue, would have
drowned
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VOL. VINO. 745.
Monetarp ana Commercial gsbism.
RALTIMoRE. July Is, 1850


There was considerably done in Stocks at the
Board to-day than yesterday but the market was
nevertheless not particularly active and the fances
generally rather heavy NSrthern Central Railway, In
which there very little done yesterday was active
again to-day, sales of 1850 shares being made at go
cash and seller GO days. and s234 buyer oo days. anu II
left off at s23 bid, s234 asked regular way Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was offered at the same hgure as Tor
several days past viz s7 regular way but no bid was
made for il to day. Northern Central Railway bonds
continue TO mproye and note sales to-day Of 81 500
1ss5s at g. an advance of yesterdays price, They
closed at COX bid 67 asked. No other Railroad bonds
were sold nor was anything done City 6s The
market for them however very firm, 101H being bid
for 1855 1O21 bid for 1905 In the Mining
there fair business DONE but they generally
rather weaker than on yesterday. Sales made of
1000 shares Springfield at from SIS down SAX the
market for it closing at S4 bid $494 asked regular
way; 500 shares Guilford at $3.50 time an advance of
116 1900 shares North State at from SIX up to $2h
1850 shares Rudise at sl.69l75 1000 shares Balti
more and North Carolina at from slk down to sl%,
closing at SIN bid, sl% asked; and e75 shares Cam
bridge at SIX.
The Stock market in New York today very strong
Erie advanced 81 New York Central 4; Reading y;
Cleveland aad Toledo y; Michigan Southern a Rock
Island \ Harlem ~ and Galena and Chicago ~. Can
ton dropped off however \; Michigan Southern guaran
teed *; and Missouri 6's "
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The average exceed eleven and a half per cent or
Ss,055,000 net profits against capital of 500 75S OOO
The Boston Courier of Tuesday says
very quiet day at the stock exchange, the market
being exceedingly dull and inactive, with neither de-
sire to buy or sell to any extent.
Mining shares exhibit the features of inactive
dulness prevailed for other securities the market
with limited number of sales.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CIRCUIT C0rRT-Jrner Knrps

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
On application of William Galloway, Esq, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Hartford County, Hon.
Edwin II. Webster was appointed Special Judge,
in the place of the Hon. John Fl. Price, Judge of
said Court, who is disqualified to sit as Judge in
the case of John S. Williams, administrator Of
James Williams Us. John w. Stump, John NJ Ger
don, trustee; and }. Crawford Nelson. admins
traitor of James W. Williams, by of the hap
pening of the contingencies mentioned in the 22nd
section, of the 4h article, of the Constitution and
in the 72nd section of the 29th article of the Re-
vised Laws of the State of Maryland.
The EXTRA DIVIDEND QUEsrIoN.-The Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore Us. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Bill of complainants
dismissed. The State of Maryland vs. the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Bill of COM
plainants dismissed.-George F. Eckey, &C., as.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. An
swer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
&C., and appeal prayed by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, from order granting injunc-
ton, and appeal bond ileo.-John Gardner Us.
Mary Gardner. Complainant divorced uinculo
matrimoaii from defendant. McAllister for com.
plainant
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Breckinridre mud Lane NIeetinu

New York, July 1s.-The Breckinridge and
Lane meeting at Cooper Institute was fully attend
ed. Speeches were made by Hon. Daniel s. Dick
inson, Charles OConor and others. John H
Bower presided.
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The Steamer Great Eosteru

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 1.-THE Georgia papers are
publishing articles favorable to the union of the
Bell and Douglas men. The result of this move
ment is as yet uncertain.
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From Pixies Peak

ST. JOSEPH, July I7.-The Pixies Peak Express
arrived yesterday afternoon, with the following
despatch:
DENVER Cry, July l0-Considerable excitement
exists here on account of the reported rich dscov
cries made about three miles from this city. A
hundred claims have been staked, some of which
yield from to Is cents to the PAN New gulcbes
are being discovered daily on the Arkansas river,
which prospect nearly well the California
gulch. The trouble of getting the quartz mills
into successful operation has disheartened many
who have hitherto been the most sangune of sue
cess, and quite number of the miners would sell
out at first cost, if they could. Scarcely any of
the mills that have been put up this season are pay
ing expenses. Business in this city is moderate
The weather is hot.
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Attempted Esc.pe of Conyiets

New YORK, July 1s.-Six convicts attempted to
escape from Sing Sing prison to-day. One of the
party, named John Rham was killed, and Christian
Beckstein the ringleader, who was serving his sew
enh term in the prison, knocked insensible by
the guard.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 17.-Advices from Mexico
say that Gen. Zuloaga had escaped from Miramon
and pronounced in favor of the Liberals
Terre Co., bankers at the city of Mexico, had
failed. Liabilities large.
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set on fire. the flames did not reach that portion
of the premises.
The condition of the store led to no other con-
cluson than that the premises bad been fired de-
arrested and after an examination committed to
Jail
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The people of Savannah are now having their
| bread made in Charleston and forwarded to them
by railroad, getting ounce more weight in
their loaves than the law of Savannah requires
them to be made in that city. The papers are re-
ioicing over the defeat of the bakers.
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New YORK, July lS.-The exhibition of the
steamer Great Eastern closes en- Saturday, the
2Sth inst She sails for England via Halifax Au-
gust 10th.
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denomination OF John Sherman.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE Republicans of the
Thirteenth District of Ohio have renominated John
Sherman for Congress by accamation.
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Delaware POlitics-Bell and Everett Conyen-

WILMINGToN, July 1.-THE Union Constitution
al Mass Convention was held at Dover to-day and
was largely attended. The following electoral
ticket was formed, viz: Henry Dupont, of New
Cullen, of Sussex county. Resolutions endorsing
the nomination of Bell and Everett and the plat
form of the party were adopted. A resolution to
nominate Representative to Congress created
stormy debate, it being a test of the unity of the
Peoples party. Without being able to get vote
on the question the Convention adjourned. Hon.
Henry NJ. Fuller, of Pennsylvania addressed the
meeting which was formed after the adjournment