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Record Of Deaths.


The Hon. s. A. Babcoek, lawyer Of dis
tinction, and former Attorney General of
Minnesota, died recently al ST. Paul.--
Mr. Frederick Bosworth, an old and esteemed
citizen of Rootstown, Portage county, died
on the 18th nst.--Gen. Thomas Stock
ton, graduate of West Point, and for many
years citizen of Columbus, died in Cncin-
matt on the goth, aged Sc years.--Mr.
Joseph Taton, pioneer settler of Ohio, who
had resided in Jefferson county over 20 years,
died lately at the age Of SO years. He was
a companion of Lewis Wetzel, an old ac-
quaintance of Gen. Cass, and many of the
early Indian warriors. He voted for Wash
ington and at every Presidential election
since.--John Marfeld, Esq, one of the
most enterprising citizens of Chillieothe, died
on the llth inst, aged 4s years. He was a
native of Baltimore, settled at Chillicothe in
1882, and became an extensive merchant and
provision dealer. 1t is mentioned as one Of
the remarkable instances of the changes of for
tsne, that on the night Of the great fire in
Chillicothe, April l, 1851 by which Mr.. Mar
field lost $50, coo, be was left bankrupt half
that sum; but died, nine years afterwards,
leaving an estate, clear of debt, of over $780,
Harper Mitchell, Esq, at one time
editor of the Pittsburgh Post, but latterly of
the Meadville Spirit Of the Age, died on the
20th Frederick w. Lord, Repub-
lican delegate from Suffolk county, n. Y, to
the Chicago Convention, died of apoplexy in
New York on the l4th inst He was attacked
on the 1lth inst. in Albany. Deceased was
81 years of age, and was member of Con-
in lS47.-Hon. VIM s. Damrell, Mem
Der of Congress for two terms from Massa-
chusetts, died at Dedham on the 18th inst,
aged fifty years. Mr.. D. was by trade a
printer Rev. Noble Thomas, one Of the
oldest members Of the New York Conference
of the NJ. f. Church, died at Hampstead on
the 18th inst, in the slst year Of his age
Augustus Chapman, President of the Oswe-
gatchie Bank of 0gdensburgh, died suddenly
on the lIth inst.--Clarke Gayton Pick
man. who died in Boston on the 18th inst,
bequeathed his large and valuable library to
Harvard College. He graduated at Harvard
in the distinguished class of lsll.--Wm.
d. Merritt, Managing Director of the Wei
land Railway, died suddenly on the 25th inst.
/ He was son of the Hon. W. Il. Merritt, OF
/ st. Catharines. The venerable PhineaS
Allen, for sixty years editor and proprietor Of
the Pittsfeld Sun, Berkshire county, Mass,
| died on the 18th inst---Rev. DR.. Dim
mock, highly respected clergyman at New
burypOrt, Mass, died on the 22d inst, aged
20 years.-Col. Daniel Coleman, one o.
the Virginia veterans, died recently in Dan
vile, at the age Of 90. He was employed as
an express boy in the Revolution, and com
manded a regiment in the war Of lsI2.--
Col. VIM. C. Preston died at Columbia, S. G.
on the 22d inst, aged &C years. He formerly
represented South Carolina in the House anC
Senate and was distinguishedfo for his eloquen
advocacy of State Rights.--The death o
Horace D. Wilson, Professor Of Sancrist il
the University of Oxford, England, is an
nounced.
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The sIa..asIuss1is Caltle Disease.

Notwithstanding the stringent sanitary
regulations adopted the lung murrain cOntin-
ues to spread, and the malady has extended
over so broad territory that the Governor
Of Massachusetts, has called special session
of the Legislature to consider the subject of
cattle disease, to be held. May 3lst
D The people Of Maine as well as Connecti-
cut are taking steps to keep Massachusetts,
cattle from being brought into those States.
The Massachusetts Commissioners under the
act of April 4, 1860, the Boston Traveller of
the 25th says are still slaughtering cattle at
Hubbardston, Pelham, and North BroOkfeld,
and Committee Of the State Board of Agri-
culture are investigating cases al Maiden and
PeppereI in Middlesex county.
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CURIOUS LAWsUIT-EIGHTY DOLLARS FOR
KILLING Doe-A case was tried in the Supe-
rior Court yesterday Of character some
what curious and unusual. The title of the
case was Neil VS.. Pinney-an action brought
by Harry NJ. Neil against seabury Pinney
to recover the value Of setter dog killed by
one Soles at the instance Of Pinney, whose
tenant Soles was It transpired that Pinney
had given general order 10 his tenant to
kill all dogs seen about his premises, in pur--
suance Of which Soles blazed away at and
killed Nsil's dog while the animal was pass
ing the house on the road. The plaintiff
claimed Sl25 damages for the loss of the
dog. Able arguments were made in the case
by Messrs. Warden and Martin for the de-
fence, and Messrs. Rankin and Chittenden
for the plaintiff. The jury, after a few mo-
mentsi consultation, returned and reported q
verdict for the plaintiff, assessing the DANA
ges at $50. A motion was made for a new
trial which is to be argued at some future
ay.-ColpD5Vs Statesmen.
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Gas.
TMPORTANT no GAs C0NsUWERs,.

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
GAS TR0M WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, Oils, &C,
q eolngination with WATER, for 1LLUMINA-
fTLER's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven TO be from thirty 70 ffty per cent cheaper
than by any other process IN use In the United States
or n the world, and equal IN Illuminating power 10
any Gass now in use The apparatus is substantial,
durable, simple and cheapt and can be operated by
RnF Ordinary servant Zach apparatus e construct
"a for Manufacturing Gas from all kinds Of Gas
making materials nov in use. Any further inform
sfbervrire 10 -.--- - s. STEIN,
= Once corner Of Public Square and Ontario 81.
Cleveland Ohio.
HE-SoW In operation 1t the residence Of Henry =.
Whitman, Detroit ST., West Side, and ALSO at the
countrv residence Of Bratenahl Bros. on the Lake
i5hors- and a. the residence Of Robert knight, on
Kinsman ST ...-l nlarzza5nl
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Two SUICIDES IN PTTsBURGH-A few days
ago Mr.. William White, second cashier of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, commit
ted suicide. No cause assigned for the act.
On Thursday last, Mr. Thompson Hall, late a
member of the firm of Chess, Wilson & Co.,
cut his throat, nearly severing his head from
his body. Mr.. H. was young man greatly
respected, but was laboring under mental
malady which produced deep depression Of
spirits.
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THR ATLANTIC CABLE.-We learn from
parties interested in the enterprise, that some
80 miles Of the Atlantic Gable have been ta-
ken up. to a point extending seaward 90
miles from the shores of Trinity Bay. Frac-
lures were found in the cable just where they
had been indicated by the instruments on
shore. The intention is to underrun SINH
lar length of the wire on the European side,
and it is then thought, by sanguine promo
ters OF ocean telegTaphing, that the Atlantic
cable viii be made to work. II cannot be
questioned that those concerned in this cable
enterprise possess energy and hopeful temper
aments-BosfOA TraIseript 24th.
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6abiMft aHarf.

TURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
KING.-C. L. BAUDER Co, ,having removed
tk6ir Ware Rooms to their old stand, No. 33 Pros
poct street, again prepared TO furnish everything
in the line Of Cabinet Ware and upholatry.
1TNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
sOrtment OF Ready Made Coilns always kept
on hand. APPS @. Z. BAGDER 60.
~ w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
W. and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
" Maftrasaes and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
DraperieE a., No. 42 Superior street HILL four doors
below Commercial Branch cleveland, Ohio.
Az orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
tien paid 70 the laying Of oil Cloths, Carpeting &c,
Ec mRyslly-l
nANIEL ". DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
an kinds and STYLES Of COFFINS, embracing great
variety OF his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, all
Of which cannot be excelled BY any similar concern
ianl7R2gdkw
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8oarainn.

DOARDING HOUSE---DR. I. B.
ID BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
10. 30 Superior street, which has been newly ntted
~, and Is now open for the reception Of boarders
DOARDING H0USE---T H E
HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and by the
Stsne Church,-one Of tho plelsantest locations in
the cify-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
opsn for Boardsra. Families wishing 70 furnish
thsir own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
Boardorl and Day Boarder will md good aecommo,
cations on reasonable terms. References given and
required. apr2-ls6o. R2ol 5. W BURRITT.
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5elrFltN.

livery ONE WARRANTED. -
IL OF those American Matches. Just received
ffF rupply from the Factory. l.--.
tsbeS C0WLEs 4 GO, weddeI House.
sVANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
and the American Watch i0reNer. They are
tEe best watch made I'm America and nobody sells
IsS2s COwLEs co, wedaen House
NUT PIX. --JUsT RECEIVED A NEW
= isbsssS cowLEs CO., weddsn House
CULVER AND SILVER PLATED
- WARE.-Nev stock lust received by
- fshT1 C0WIES A Co. Weddell House.
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8rass f0nadrg.

TKMES H. ODELL Z, BRASS
a. F0UNDER AND MANUFACTURES Of
Erass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St,
afsW doors frOm Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. h
4 prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of work used for
5.sam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used IA the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily,
and Brass Work nf all Kinds relaired: decZils
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sEEioUsIv III.-Mr. Murdoch, the distin-
guished actor, is now lying III at Cincinnati.
The Gazette a4ys his life is threatened, as his
disease--an affection Of the kidnsys-has as
sga1m1ed a serious form. t,i1ta ...,i
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nd swallow both together. s.s-.
Also, Sanford ) Familily' Cathaftiet- Pnls,

Compounded from Pure vegetahls ExtTlt5s, and put
up IN Glass Cases, Air TIGHT, knf uil keep
The FAMILY CATHAHfIE PI I'll . gentle but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor la8 used In
his practice more than til6ntg Yeas, -
The constantly increasl = dnE demand 'from those
who have long used tlefl tltll lnd- the satisiac-
ton which all express IN - gard e their use, has
induced me to place them = within the reaeh Of all
The Profession we'll knox that dinarent Ca
tlsartics act on diderent- ipordon Of the bowels.
9 The Family Carhartie = I'll 1a9 VIII due refer
ence 70 this well estab-f nshed act. oeen COM
pounded from variety - 1t., u1redt Vegetable
Extracts, which act aiikc oi every rt Of the all
mentary canal. -nnd- alees eoeh and 9kEE In all
cases WHARF q Catharticl- q neaded such As De-
rangements OF tho Stlul-f acls seeptne9E Pains in
the Back and Loiua, Cof- liYeneas, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Bodyl nom aldde1s sccld. wiich
frequently, Il neglectedsI END n e.lohg courgs Of
Fever, Loss Of Appe-lE Z tttte, 9 oraering SenGa-
tion Of Cold over the BODY Restlessnsas, A.,
Headache, or Weight = in the Had, all lnram-
mafory Diseases, " Wormslcl in ChidrEn or Adults,
Rheumatism, Era1f Blrlder q tre God, and many
diseases to Which desh i9 heir toq frou8 TO msn-
tion n this adFef -. s3Doee Ito IL
II = I-t,--E PRICE 80 GENTS -7ii
~ The Liver tnvtgoFatdr aud7h andy Cathartic
Pills are retaied BY Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale By the Trade inIalL I he large Gowns
= "a -. 81 T. ". sAHEoHn, n D.,
80 Mannffetqter gud Profrietor,
iyTdkWRs SIS BrqqdEayi hsfF York.
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finauttal.

E0REIGN EXCHAN g E.
Drafts in amounts to suit, from S. upwards on
EfRland and France and all the principal Cities Of
GermRny. on Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig Vienna
Nurumbsrg, Cassel, Cologne, Harnburgh, Bremen,
efutfraTt Mauheifn and Prague. For Bale by
mri2 RETTBERG 4 HAUsMANN.
G10 Ann MONEY ADVANCED,
91Us UUV In sums to suit--at the old stand
snd well known VYAGNER'S OFFIOE-on securities
Of every kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware Gold ana
Silver Plate atches Diamonds Jewelry Firearms,
Clothing Furniture Carpets, Pianos Mirrors, Paint
inrs, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
er Articles Of value on the most satisfactory terms
Buslness strictly private Established 1851 Watches
and JeWelry for sale az bargains.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co. 3
Uofhinn Store
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St0rEs.

THE DESPATCH" COOKING
STOVE, we are fully convinced Is the best the
market Affords Since Its first introduction TO the
public about months ago, It has been purchased By
many dozens Of the best and most reliable house
keepers OF this city and vicinity and they ALL agree
in pronouncing it perfect in
BAKING, BROILING AND ROASTING,
And also to execute with convenience, economy and
Despatch" Large numbers Of these Stoves have
been and being introduced in various cities
and towns Of the West and South, and almost daily
most hatterng testimonials received in regard to
its great excellence. In short it has met with N
PRECEDENTED SUCCESS. We boldly and un-
hesitatngly offer them for sale, guaranteeing them
TO give perfect satisfaction. We would invite all
hOusekeepers and others TO call and examine for
themselves. Enquire for the DESPATCH STOVE
which is for sale only at the well known. store of
II fEs. W. L. MARVIN,
who is sole agent for Cleveland, No. 42 Public
Square, nearly opposite old Court House. msyl
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A. q. A(IrFFtistitlfilts.
TNDWARD a LAMBERT 3 Co.

EDWARD A. LAMBERT q CO,
importers Of and wholesale dealers in Station
srF. ne and l2l William street. New York. Qfer 70
the Trade fnn and well selected stock Of English
French, German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
fsy win seIl at the lowest prices and on favorable
terms.
Catalogues OF samples furnished on application.
Orders b. mail receive the personal attention Of
one Of the firm and filed complete.
Special importatious mado 70 order II required
An examination OF their stock and prices Is solc-
ited ju2R22
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hEMING & TIFFANY, GEN
IL ERAL PRoDucE ColINIssoN MERcHAErs, No.
~ Pearl street, New York Particular attention
paid to the purchase Of Goods for Consignment Lib
eral Cash Advance on Flour and Grain.
REFEREscs. W. Cox Pres,t y. Y. Gas Light
Co: Charles s. Fox. PrcEr City Fire Insurance Co.
N. y; Thomas W. Pearsail, Esq, New York; Weav-
Or, Richardson & Co, New York; Collins, Bros. Co
Hartford. Alcott Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
piI CO., Cleveland; Babeock Hurd Cleyelandi ;
Day, Griswold 4 Co, Hartford. JUS
y. c, nEAIINa, LYNN IIEFAAI.
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fish.
NORTH BAY WHITE FISH.

IB00 HALF BARRELS BEST
IOOO i'NOETH BAY WHfrE FISH," (of better
quality than usual this lot being nearly equal 70
Detroit River All in prime order nov landing
: A2a @ayi7:sss ut ssss " GORDON. MCMILLAN co.
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FISH.

Al well cur9dand rocantly inspected.
Our long business connection with the various
fahlnF localities on the Lakes, fErie Huron, Mich
iFan and SuperiQr,) has 90 increased our transae-
tons with the ds1ermen, as 70 render is II an i'm
rorfnuf branch Of our trade, I've now being BY tar
fho rrast receivers Of mesh water hsh IN this coun
tn y AID in order TO have 4 receive the best posi-
cornpetont Inan 70 devote his whole time 70 its man
ngemsht, and arp in Q position to offer more than
ing constantly q complete ass0rtmedt and now have
every variety oi The choicest grades Of Pound and
copsto with any uther market, a. we don't know
inciY) allow 6ur6alyls to be underaQld.
"a cisvslssd, Nay "a, no. ls- - 1iiE OWES
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8atEMt 0ffieF A0FtIftt.

TINTED STATES AND FOR
" EIGN Patent Ofiee Agency, opposite We'd
dan House, Bank street, CLEVELAND, Ohio.
rmy22.ll5T JEHU BRAINERD.r
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Gn0rarin0s.

DEHUTTFUL I---OPENED THIS
Nl DAY.a Choice collection OF the
Of vhioE NJ, ~ ne exclusive agents. Call and see
them at sAh6hANIs
dcc1tl. n. 2S3 superior street.
ron sHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Aaie Eeod and cheap, al sARGEANTs,
te6io 2l3 Superior street
NIVEN AWAY---A FIN
N THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING,
e1d Thr1o Dollar MagRzine, eau be had for only
Ihroe Doliars, at SARGEANTS
fsbiO Marble Block
EN0R PICTURES,
Looking Glasses, and Frames,
G5to SARGEANT'S,
f,hia glS Superior street,
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TyRrEsEdAR l. 2 ANDe3, PRO
Jesssls sd 5eeufed 81 The Seals of the Ecos =.
Phsrrrascis-ds Paris, and the Impsria Coles "A
medicine, Vienna.
No - hls 5;E eni lpsrmAtorrho.
! and Al fhllical dloaoiatleli aii - alarf
eases tha. hags hsreioo1e zen ireaid by ths -
stss5 Ss sn 81 s5tilSl5 sussl A IS S69Sss
mercury, thqraby inspring 70 the guii5llf 1sS,I--
liel, diEgtlslng m n pdritsi at ttotinl o1f -
-Ff- EasHI 80
ThfE5EA & An, lFos.372 ani 8 a7s l-sSar,d a, a..
form Of ioIengs, devoid Of tzsfa and arlll ~ -
b carried II the Waistcoat pocket. Sold n ~ ~
and tividsd into Bgparuts doses, ag adninirf--.i -
Valpssn AAlleFsnd RQpE, Reold &C. Prics q ~ Il
WisrshF thare q saving of 50 10 b had T-toi,-l.
lnd real, Of Dr , liO 3 HlescksF -i-ss,
0r. Bal1oE WI llrFard fhei ~ e ~, -. .
ef tha Erf.a fefIT eiy ree ar - 49, =
ssl3 ells al sAIlfLi q. g 3 llIOED.. A.
H4s ~ H g1l4tlNA9s 1it ltH't i6r-F
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FHE ALL1sURFIoIENF FHRRR.
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{; yNEeE sATa 1khclEHEe.
IN 60 ~
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{ AW BOOKS.

AW BOOhS,
Kngell on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of Carriers,
Angel and Ames ON CorpoTations,s
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols,
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
Eourier's Law Dictionary,
Eourier's Institutes, vols,
Brightey's Digest,
Cushing's Massachusetts Reports, IL vOls.,
Ch.tty on Pleading, 3 vols,
Chitty's Blackstone, 2yols,,
Curtis Decisions In the Supreme Court Of u. 3.
p vols,
Conkling's Treatise on the Courts Of Q. 5.
Chitty on Contracts,
Chittendon's Digest Of Ohio State Reports
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions In the bred Scott Case,
Greenleaf on Evidence, vols,
Hllliard on Torts or Private Wrongs vols,
Hurd on Habess Corpus,
Kent's Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Naah's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete sets,
Parsons on Contracts, 2 vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redhold on Railways
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
Story on Sales,
swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnership,
swans Revised sTatute's twin be ready in Juno,)
United States Digest, II vols,
United States Equity Digest, vols,
Walkers American Law,
WhArton's Criminal Law,
WendellB Blackstone, 8 vols,
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VERY respectfully, A. X; JAOO9S-
The Restorative 8 Put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large, medium and small the small noll1 -
pint and Tetails for one dollar per bottai the me-
dium holds at least twenty per ceug uorain proper
tion than the small, retGia for to do jars per botLle
the large holds quart, 20 per cent. mora IN propor-
tfon and retails for three dollars per bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, Ma "a Broad 30
New York, and No. ia Market street ST LOUIS NO
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy aeoos Ds%A
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IL q ? bFFlSys,D -,
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir. By the hllTice ol. q f1ead
Of minc who had been using your Hair Restorative,
was induced 70 Try II. had the lsFer some till9
last May, and nearly ever hair In my head came quL
Now my hair has come in great deai thioker Lna4 L
ever Il was. Nothing but q duty and sympathy thai
feel to conmunicate % Others who atlicteo aa
have been, would induce 70 give this public &C
r--.r W, u.f ne4foraffva
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4s Cedar street, New York.
Address Post-ofice, box No. 300.
Annexed Is an alphabetical list Of articles which,
4 damaged may be restored o their original
strength and usefulness by
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d. Merritt, Managing Director of the Wei
land Railway, died suddenly on the 25th inst.
He was son of the Hon. W. II. Merritt, of
CT Ca4bar;oeu - Tho venerable Phineas
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n0Gts Gnrllfl,.,ee


=sA vsl THE MANI } sa :l
F" Is man bit the better - -a-t
For his riches. golden gains. bsG n F-
For his acres ana his pilaee2 s,gfrs-
If his inmosI heart is calIous,. ..
Is s man a bit the better2
Aud if a mans no bit the better. .,..ae
For bis Golfers. his mines,
For his purple and fine linen" - 80
For his.yfney yard aud bis Ffines,pf Ts#t7
Why do thousands bow the yknee,aj s
And cringe in mean serEility,
If a mans 8 no biz the better?
Is man bit the worse .f-
For lowly dress Of rag'?
Though he owns no lordiy rental,
If his heart IS kind and gentle,
Is man a bit the worse 2
And if mans no bit tie worse
For poor and lonely stand,
For an ever empty pocket,
And brawnv working hand
Why do thousands pass him by
With cold and scornful eye.
If man 5 no bic the worse?
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uolltiral.

A HARSH IAw.--Underthenew Back
law which passed the Missouri Senate on
the 9th inst, master cannot emancipate
slave unless he first gives his bond for
$1,000 that such slave shall quit the State
forever. Every nse negro more than
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D. L. & n. Il. DANIELS.

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
Ready Made Clothing Crockery, Hardware
books Stationery, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Pants, Oils, &c, &C., Ulysses, Potter Co..
Pa GJ- Cash paid for Furs, Hides and
Pelts All kinds Of Grain taken in exchang"
for tEade.-l2:2O.
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LYMAN HOUSE,

: c. LYMAN. Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co.
Pa. This House is situated on the East
corner of Main street, opposite A. Corey II
sons store, and is well adapted to meet the
wants Of patrons and friends. l2:tl-ly.
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CHARLES REISSMANN,

ABINET MAKER, having erected a new and
Convenient Shop, on the Southeast corner
Of Third and West streets, will be happy 20
receive aud fill al! orders IN his calling
Repairing and re-ftting carefully and neatly
done on short notice.
opdersport Nov 3. IS59-lI-lv
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eighteen years Of age is required top leave
the State before September lnext on pen!
airy of being sela into perpetual slavery
if be disregard the law and every person
with Afriean. blgod ,ip; his, or her, veins
ceniing into 1he State after me hrst Mon;
day of September next and .yemainiog
twcnty-fdur hours, VII 'be 'kofd ihtos slayl ]
cry undtr the PROV lsfoa sssf ahe-bifis Esg>
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02
G.. J.. UOYT.

ITIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
DRAUGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa. viii promptly and efficiently attend to
all business entrusted to hin. { st-claSs
professional references can be given if re-
quiTed. ll:29-ly#
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02
ALLEGANY HOTSE-

SAMUEL NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
PViIer Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
A~rSport. on the Wellsville Road 9:44