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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

tIEbLtJ-4NO. ~
As Ar ,Hpplsnshfary 70 an sef entitled s. AD
act 70 provide says aud means for the support
" the G0EerBment,' approved March rhird,
sigfiteeu hundred and sizty-thrss.
Be q eagefed b. he seaats s4d Hgsss 81 Repre-
ssafatises 81 he United htafes ~ Aaserica Il los
gress assembled, That, % lieu 81 ~ muck u the
loan Authorized by the act Of March third eight.
cen hnHdTsd aud sizty-thrse, 70 which this il
supplementary the Secretary Of the Treasury is
authorized to borrow, from time to time On the
credit q the Quilted States, not exceeding two
hundred millions q dollars during the current
sesi year, and prepare and issue theFef0r c0u.
pom or registered bonds u the United states,
bearing dats March first, eighteen hundred and
sixfy-four, Or any subze4aent period, redeemabis
At ile pleasure Of the Government after any Pc
ROD not less than five years. and payAbIe At any
period not more than forty years from date, Ia
coin, aud OF such denominations - may b. found
expedient, not less than ifty doIiars bearing I'M
tenest not exceeding six per centuni year, pay
able on bonds not over one hundred doiiaFs, ah-
iHuaiiy, and 40 ether bonds sepli-snuuaily, IN
csin and he may dispose o. sneh bonds ~ HDJ
time, 90 such serl1s ~ be may deem most advis-
able, for lsWfnl money Of the Cnited States or ri
his discrsfion, Tor Treasnry-u certificates d
Indebtedness, or certificates Of deposit, Issued
DEF ANY act Of Congress- aud all bonds issasd VA
der this act shall he exempt from taxation ~ o.
endsf State er municipal authority. And thi
Secretary u the Treasury shalt pay the necessary
expenses 81 tie preparation, isss and dispOsal o.
such bonds Ont Of any MONEY in ihe Treasury 30
/ GfherH ise Appropriated, but the amount pals
shall nuf exceed sbe-half Of one per eentafn o. th'
| bosds 80 Issued aud disposed o.
I See. 2 Aud BE- Il (arfhes esaefea, That the Sec
rsfafy " the Tuasusg Il hereby Authorised 4
| Issue 70 psrs0us who subseriDed On or b9f0re TIL
| twenty .hfsf 5ay Of January, eighteen hunalres
| and sikiJ four, for benfs Tsirsmabls aftFr ~.
| years and psy ahis tWFnfy years from date, ab'
have paid ipio tie Treasury ths Amsini u thei
sabseriptions, The bond, by them rssp-etiyell
| aahs. rlbsd fag, not exessding eleven millions .
| dollars, not Eitbst4sdiBT that such subscription
may be IN excess 81 hss hundred millions u Dbl
| lars aud the bonds - issnrd shall have the ssm
fores aud efeet a. II Issued u1dsr the provision
Of ihe at 10 "aulhorzs the issue Of Cnlfed Stale
notes, and for other purposes" approved Fsbru
] arg twenty sixth, eighteen hundred aad sixty
/ tWu.
Approved, March 2, 1894
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
rPnnlrlo-No lAl

An Aer 10 antnerise the appointments Of a warden
a. the isii in the district Of Columbia.
n (, -,ac,sl Be- tks Senate and Hoase Of Repre-
:, .t,s. ~ ne T,sRsa Sfetcs % Asssrtca ~ een-
res, as,e,nblsl, That the President Of me United
SsSsss shsli appolnt, by and With the advise and
sorserr 81 flle Senate, soms suitable person TO Be
warden a the iai in the disffio q oSiu o's wno
shan hol5 Ms once for The term OF four years.
and Who shall receive an annual salary 81 sixteen
hpnsrss soslsrs which shall include all isss Sns
sranI,-o.ofs- And said warden shall auneaily,
An ths mouth Of November, make detailed re-
port n the eecretary Of the Interior -
-. . ~ ~ Z fsftksT eHGctsd, That the said
warden shall have the exclusive supervision and
Control Of the lafls IN said District, and 20 &C
eountahle Tor the safe-keepinG Of all the prisoners
legally committed thereto, aud shah have an the
power and discharge all the duties heretoi re ie,
ealiy exercised aud discharged over sad jars sne
the prisoners thersin BY the marshal OF said ps-
tricG seNtA
sec g. Ard Be q further saacsed. That ths var
dan of The psnitenFary in the said District, elen
rhs order 81 tbs Supreme Court OF said DistrioS ef
shs scrotary Of the lnierief shall %. isiefs al
sonv,cts sentenced 20 imprisonment beyona the
,nits Of said District to ale place OF confinement
rsesIving therefor thu aetusl expenses OF himself
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
fPuutic-No l3l

An Acf 10 extend the time for the Withdrawal OF
goods from pnhlio stores and bonded warehouses,
and for other purposes.
Be Y eaacted bs eeeaats dlsd House II Representa-
npss II the unisd States II dmtrca o. Coagress
ssmhasd, That all goods WARES, and merchandise,
now In public stores OF bonded Warehouse, on
which duties are unpaid, and which shall have
been In bond mere than enc year, and less than
three Year,, at the time Of the passage II this act,
may be entered for consumption, and the bonds
cancelled az any time befor0 The first day Of Sop
tember next on payment Of duties aud charges
according 70 law; and that all acts and parts Of
acts ineenSisient with the provisions Of this act
", and the same are hersby repealed. This act TO
take effect from and after its passage.
See. 3. AAd u e fartkef eaacied That the term
sslcenss," IN the arst previso 70 the hftecnth
tfon Of the act entitled can act increasing tempo
rarity the duties on Imports, and for other par-
,,onssn approved July Ionrtesn, eighteen hundred
ma sixty- two shall Do held 20 extend TO all YES
selT authorized by law 70 engage Ia the coasting
meats or licenses.
Approved, February -, iSsi.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Poised al the First Session Of The
Thirty Eighth Congress.
TPuaLlc-No. ~

PusLIc-No. II.
Az Acr fuvivlne the grade Of lieutenant general
IN the United States army.
De Il saacted b. he Ss.ist. aasf Hosss 81 fsspFs
tsafatuss II he Uaitad Siate1 ~ aHteffcd d CoH-
gree assesablsd That the grade Of lieutenant gensr
Al be and the same Is hereby revived in the army
af the United States; and the Presideutfs HEREBY
authorized, whenever he shall deems Il exredient,
70 appoint, BY and with the advice and consent Of
the senate, q lieutenant general, 60 be selected
nom among those officers in the military seryies
OF the United States not below the grade Of ma.
Tor general, most distinguished ter couragc skill,
aud ability, who, being commissioned A. licaten
ant general, may be authorized, under the diree.
sion, aud during the pleasure Of the President, TO
command the armies Of the United States.
Sec g. And b. i fsriteF enacted, That the lieu
tenant general appointed hereinbcforc provided,
shall ss entitled TO the pay, allowances, and sta
specified IN thu nth sectioe OF tbs act approved
Nay twenty @ighf. seventeen hundred and ninety
eight; and siso the allowances described in the
sixth section Of the act approved August twenty
three. eighteen huRdred and forty.two, granting
additional rations 10 certain officers; Preceded,
That nothlrK in this act contained shall be con-
strusd IN eny way 20 Affect the rank, pay, or al
iowanoea Of Winfield Scott. lieutenant general BY
brsvet now on the retired list Of the army.
Approved, February %, ls6t. f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

guard, and Of each eonYict. And 10 case Of al =
sence OF other disability Of said warden. the war
den Il - all, having t.s cusfody o. s1id cen
Il cts sheil, upon order ~ Aforesaid, transport
tbssntnshs rlacs " cou6namsni, rcsefving there
FOG tbs compensation afsrsssid lA
FEC = md BE- q fsrfHsy eHqess1. That sad al .
den shrll, before entering upon he duties Of the
once, execute to the United States bond for ne
faithful performance 81 the duties thereof IN the
penal sun. u i've thoUaaDd dollars. With sufsties
70 be approved ~ sons judge u the supreme
toart Of sasd District.
See. .. dHd b. Il fnrtleg enacted, That All acts
aud parts Of acts coming IN conduit Hifh The pro
visions Of this act be- and the -ams sre =fr7f'f'
repealed.
Approved february ., 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
PLANTATION BTTTERs.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
whieh arc nov recommended BY the highest msdI.
cal authorities and warranted 10 produce an tn'-
mediate hsnhhciai effect. They are sHeesdingly
agreeable, erfee ~ pure, and must snpeFnsed all
other 'ouies where a healthy, gentle stimalsnt 70
rsquirsd.
They purify, strsngthea and iHsigorsts.
They crate healthy appssifs.
They are aa an tIdots 10 change Of watsr aud
They evsreome the effects % Dissipation and
They strengthen tbs system and snlvsn the
tha mind.
they prevent miasmaiie and intermittent f.
Yers.
They purify the breath and asidiiy Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsla aud Constipation.
They tnre DlarThea aud Cholera Aereus.
They ours Liver Complaint aud Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong. the lAngaid bril-.
liant. aud arr exhausted natures great restofer
They are composed Of thu celebrated tiisaya bark.
wintergrten. sasaafras, roots aad hsrts, al prs
served in perfectly pure st CFai1 rnm. For par.
ticuars, see circulars and testinasnials areund
each bottle.
Tsuars of lmtoatars. Examine svers bottle.
See that II has oar private q. $. stamp unieuii-
lated over The cork, With plzatatlpn sseues ahd
our signature o. tine steel plata side Label See
that eur bottis Is not re-hllsd With spurious aud
deieiefiufis stuh Any person prstendinR 20 sell
Plantation I,itters By ths gallon % Ia bulk, s an
mpsstDp. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
selling ans other material therein, WHISTLER calisd
Plantation Bitters not, u criminal under the
u. =. Law, aud will Be proaecutsd BY us. We
already have our eye on sevsrsi parties Ts-nliins
lotties, &C., who will succeed IN Estttng
themselves iuto close quarters The dstaaad fer
brakes Plantation bittsrs from ladies, elsrgy
men, merchants. 6c., % inerrdibis. The sim pie
trial Of bottle Il this evidence We present. 81 their
worth aud superiority, They Afs sold ~ all re-
spectacle druggists, gFOeeFs, physicians, hoisls.
saloons, steam heats, and country stores.
P.H DRAKE co.
No. 212 Broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
GROCERIES.

1AsN(@S 3@As44I1a
IIAAs-Essra clasianau sugar-Cursa Ham. /.
II s.oo1 ~ Il h. A COOKS
nRIEp BKEF-i.fso It's. oholee sugar Cared.
- AZ W. 4. COOKS.
DEEr ToNGuY-e1 do4sa W " Davs's 81
ID ira.si H. A. COOKS.
Dir FRUIT. - alAss--Is ,iersa cheFTIss.
4 y dqssn Gaossbersiea'
~ aogan kasrbeFfiss
iadosss casfaa,s. At u. A. COOKS.
HERRIso--2s Kegs Fr--A Holland assrins -
IL IS, A. COOK
= MokEB aKRAisG--A i--ssa loxes rfias
- Herring, At n. A. COOKS.
CoAP--loo boxes German aaa Palm SOAP, a
- n. a. COOKS
GVNDRIEs--2e beEss star Csndhs
- - half boxes 10 do
~ 4usrtrr. boxes d.. d.. Al
~. a. Cooks.
rINoAAT0 cATsuP AID PEPPEKsATcE--
Il = dozens assorted CHfsnp.
= 6ezeas assortsa Psppsfsauss. a.
n A COOKS.
boosted RYE ana BARLEY--
n ~ barrels Roasted Rye
H. a COOKS
DpAsTED COFFEE 10 barrels Roasted Cafise.
II at II, A. COOKS.
MYAaRASTKB coal Ollie h@Treh Fer
W aJth's Extra Coal OIL A. -.
DISEAPPLEs. Ia oaBs no doren extra lans.
/ srrssss ~ oaas. wsrtsatsd A 4 a
u. a, COOK ;.
CAADISEs 2.'ss quarter -i'ose. bes, band
> ssr4fns=
/ 0oo azif-boxss te-t brand sArdiass. st
A. COOKS.
YANKEE VEGETABLES -2i dozen i-psuna
4 cans Fresh Las,sgsfs
= go > r,-a-a 80 rrssh I t.tsr..
Ia aofeu 1-poapd cans frssb sslmaa
htio4sn 2-pound eAua Fresh salmea.
D. aazeu pints Picked Lobster:
% aorsa qa4Fts ficki@i T.8R.stars
dozen half gallons Picked L0bstsE.;
Il a COOKS
, BRis, COARSE OATMEAL.
. brts. Wheat Farie..
eeA~ss-PeSri SSEo.
case TsplocA- af a. A. COOg's.
& 'opFIsH--a,soo rs, Choice CoiGsh. IS
y H. A. COOKS.
DfcKJEs. -lsa bFis.. 10 Flskies sseh;
/ - hAif-brts Pickle
p ten gallon ksgs %
D.. fEe-s gallon ksEs do
d1ksH ptnts do.
fdoEsn qssrfs Do
- dorsn haif-EzllaDs 10
~ eeren gallgas Do, Tor ssls BY
L,SGL1sH PICKLys-z1 sszsns Cfsw -tilss
Il 10 dez-ns GbsFklns,
daEens Gsuiifo@@F
: dozens White Onions
dozens Psekaiiiiy;
dozens Pickisa Wainuis. - all frea Grpss
Hlarkwsifs celebrated Pickle and Sauce Hopss, -
for sale by H. A. C,fOE.
prckwHEAT FLoU R.-e0 bris. ch0lce Buek-
- wA~af Flour, Il " A. COOKS.
CPLTT PEAs-ls bris prlzzs splis Pe2a At
> II. A. COOKS
DEARL BAELET.--l Iris. PEAR BaFley. At
ii n. A. COOKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
THE STALLION SEASON

THE FAsT-TR0TTTsGl sTALLIoSs - W.
Il Lox snd :. MORGAN BLACEHAWE .
VII MAKE the saxon Of 1874. from 1st Of March to
- Of 9ily, af the Biaekhzwk stAbls EvAe1siIIe.
Ind f
he terms for YslOx win l. SO aad Tor Morxsn
b1sekhzwk 50, payable % The Ist dav On Is1is-
arr, 1850 bresa~rs Wilt have the privilege ii r.
tafnaag nanss % sad si-lisSns daring ths folIow
ing season. shenid they net Prove IN fosI. - =,
no case Nll any lusuraDes ehatever Be rrantaf
nor VII either e said sfzIifons b rsrriff-5 ~
teaS-f ICE H1def any eireumszaz1es until the
acoordAnre with the AbsTe tsrrns
for fsdikEe-z eAd Disruption address
al HENRY ROARK. Agent for owusrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDY are.

General Hardware Tor City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
II q 7 G a = H,
only,with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
EsWaIdron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains---Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mil and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware, baa
Notions--Large Stock. 81
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West. is's aa
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
MEDICAL.

fj8ER0gEE Remedy, he great IadsaH Dts-
- -. III 5faeases Of de ErastgB organs saeh ~
F,o.,Ia,see n he Uriae, Iaaanaatioa o. he btsd-
- Iaaaaatioa d he Ktdasys atoas - ~ bi4ade,r
ct,,ys GraFsi Gtesf, GoHssoFYsa a.s.h - s.Psssst
- yse5asaf1f II kose eases of FiHor dtgs Tor raes
y s@I..s sssese al fhs Old naess0as aasieiises has<
rss-It I. prepared in a highly concentrated
e,vrn els dose being from 0ne 70 two teaspoon
falls fhrss times per day.
a-Tf i diurstfe and Alternative In ils seton pa.
rtfvIne and cleansing the blood causing il to h0s
ia an its original purity and vgSti thas ~ t
frefa sIls system All psrnicions causes which have
A.sIsHEROKRE INJECTIOE Is intend
"a. -, .II,- al,d aasfsfarf 70 thOCheF0Mee IL M
cav. snd shoald be used in conjunction With that
meflene ia ali cases of Gonnorrbfsa, elssf, fiueF
KIbus or Whites It's Effects are hsslisg, sooih'
ing and dsmuicent; remoying All sc@lains, ns-,'
| most uncomfortable pafn that II experienced vita
| uearIy al thu rheap qa0ek fsjeefson
DS-By the ase o. the Cherokee Asmseag
| an6 & Cherokee Inteetfoa--ths tso medicines
| at the same tims-aii improper discharges are Re
| sa9yed and the weakened organs are sp1eahy re
stoi I'd TO fall vigor AID strength
| nG~FOr full particulars get OR penPhlrt I.ota
any drug store q the eOuntrys0r write a. aud -
| viii mall frye 10 any address, fnli treatise
| nE-PTiee, Cherokes Remedy " Fsr SOt'
/ tLs or three fottIes Ser 50.
ee-Pries, eherelxse InJe elton, 81 per bot
tie. or three bottles for 50.
/ 30 sent BY express 10 any address, On receipt
"fRriee.
DIR. W r.. merwtn q Co,
| sole Propristcfs,
No. ~ liberty street Nsw fgra
9SrsJld In Evans ala ~ MN. bishbON Eh
| aud BY all dFuzgisf, eysfy~heFe. itshttdASiy-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
8 T.iseO.-x.

Persons ~ sedsRtary haLits troHllea With
wehkne4, tassitHde palpitAtioB 81 the heart, l@fk
II appetite. distress after eating. torpid liver.
sasstipailon, deserve 70 suasr. II they win Rnt
ffy the ceiekrafad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

DHYsIcJANS' PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
Il special attention st 0
'~@F sAtHas HALL0oK,s prus store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

As Ar supplementary e an sef entitled s. 50
act 70 provide ways aud means for the support
" tbs GOFerpmenf." approved March third,
eigsteeu hundred and sixty-thrss.
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Axle Factory.

Our euterprizing townsmHn, Nh. K. ii
Barnum. has erected a new building on
Canal Street, neal Liberty. for an Axle
factory. he is now having the necessary
machinery put up to carry on an exten'
sive business in the axle line. The mo
tive power will be steam. Operations
will commence in about two weeks, when
the ponderous trip-hammer, as it shall
descend in rapid blows upon the massive
anvil, viii wake the natives with its ring
ing echoes. As soon IS it gets into oper-
alton we shall take occasion to speak of
it more in detail.
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BurgiarfOus.

On Monday night the lower of
our office was entered by burglars, and
g gold watch worth about sixty dollars,
and bank bills, postal currency and pos
tage stamps amounting to about forty
dollars stolen. A false key was used TO
open the door, as the lock was unbroken.
Twodrawers in two desks are used as mon
ey drawers, one for the Office business, and
the other by Mr.. Adams in receiving In
ternal Revenue. One of these, the Office
drawer, had been forced open by some
instrument, and all the valuable contents
distracted. Niles Scrip, the fellows were
too fastidious TO take. This drawer con-
tanned the watch which had been care
lessly left there a few days since. The
other drawer they we're not successful in
forcing open, but they obtained a part of
its contents by reaching an arm up from
under the desk through 8 vacancy left by
the maker. and oyer the top of the draw
er, where no such opening was suspected
by us. 1t Is our custom to take all the
money, books and papers each evening
to q place secure from burglars and fire,
leaving 4 small amount of money for
change in case it should be needed late in
the evening. Monday evening we had
left more than usual, but we can assure
the next man that breaks into u Office,
that he viii have dry picking.
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THE
Celebrated Trotting Stallion
BOY.
The Celebrated Trotting Stallion
PEDIGREE.

Was purchased last fall at the Horse Fair in Ra-
VIENNA, by VIM. Fee, Peter Fu!k aud John Fee
He has beat Thonson's Excelsior and kennebeck
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Coal Oil Refinery.

Nj. D. C. Pettys. of this place. has
erected and put in complete operation,
Coal Oil Refinery, and is now producing
a quantity of Burning Oil which We be-
lieve has no superior in the market.
Those who have used it, giveit unqual-
fled praise.
The buildings number six in all, and are
situated south of the Mah'oning railroad.
a few rods east of Hunts tannery. The
the most improved apparatus for refining
oils hiss been provided, and it is the in
tention of Mr.. Pettys to manufacture the
best articles of their kind, and make his
establishment one of the permanent in
situations of the place.
The production is now 80 barrels per day.
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The Big show

OF Thayer & Noyes and Van AmbuFg. is
advertised to exhibit here on the 10th
inst. For 25 years Van Amburg has been
identified with the best collection of wild
animals from all parts of the world. 1t is
said he has spent ten millions of dollars
in capturing and importing lions, tigers,
elephants, &c.
His present collection embraces speci-
mems ofthe rsrest animals ever exhibited.
Many of our readers Will remember Thay-
err & Noyes circus, which was here last
summer, as the best eVer exhibited here.
They take pains to avoid anything likely
to offend the most sensitive lady or gen.
tleman. Their equestrian and acrobatic
performances exhibit the highest order
of skill known to the profession.
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View Dry Goods Firm

The late firm of Hoyt & Osborn has been
dissolved and superseded by the new firm
of Hoyt & Folsom, who will continue the
Dry Goods trade at the well known old
stand of the Messrs. Hoyt. No. L River
Block. The senior partner of the new
firm, Mr.. L. E. Hoyt, is 50 well known to
the public as a dealer, that no words OF
ours could add to his ~wellesrned reputa.
ton for fair dealing. The junior partner,
Mr.. Folsom. has had a term of expert
ence in the store that fully qualities him
for the position of one of its head man.
ages. He is polite. sffable and scrupu-
lousy just in his dealings. and highly
merits success.
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The Draft.

As will be seen by the announcement
of Provost Marshal Caldwell, publish
ed in this days paper, the drafting in
this Congressional District will commences
on Saturday next at 9 o'clock. A. NJ. We
understand thai The drafting for Ashta.
bula County, will take place on Saturday;
for Trumbull County on Monday. for Ma.
honing on Tuesday, and for Portage and
Geauea on the two following days.
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The Board Of School Examiners will
hold Examinations st the Court House.
in Warren, on Saturday. May 18th.
The new school law provides that eV-
cry male applicant for q teachers GER
tifcste shall pay a fee of fifty cents, and
each female applicant a fee of thirty five
cents, in addition to revenue stamp and
postage. These fees are not paid for the
certificate, but as a condition Of exarain-
alton. Each applicant must pay this fee
before being examined
1t is believed that this provision will
afford an adequate fund for Teachers
Institute annually in every county of the
State. This will elevate the STANDARD Of
qualifications among our teachers, and
greatly promote the efficiency of our
country schools. The law provides for
county and also for Union Institutes.
n. J. CALDWELL, Board Of
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, County
L. COLEMAN. Examiners
May4T3w.
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The streets.

During the past season our town has
gained the unenviable notoriety ofhaying
the muddiest and worst used up streets,
Of any town in the State. We would
suggest to persons who have land near
town that they might get y dozen or two
OF wagon loads of good fertilizing scra-
pings off Main and Market streets, at
no greater cost, we presume, than taking
II AWAY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-11
Wheeler S wilson Sewing Ma


The yearly sales of the ". s. W. Sew
ing Machines are larger than those of all
the other Sewing Machines combined.
The immense mandatory of the W. i
W. Sewing Machine Company, at Bridge
port, CT, is one Of the wonders of the
world. 1t occupies upwards of four acres
of ground, employs more than a thousand
of the best workmen in the United States,
with the most improved machinery, the
the Company find it impossible to supply
the great demand for their machines in
this country & Europe.
The simplicity of the ". n W. Machine
renders its movements SO easy that a child
can work it, the weight of the fee. alone
being sufficient to nov it. 1t will work
with all kinds OF sewing silk, cotton, or
linen thread, and will sew all kinds of
materials from the thinnest 10 the heaV-
iest of t~ailors, d~ressmakers. and seam
stresses. For lapidity of motion the W.
& w. machine excels all Others, as has
been demonstrated a thousand times BY
competitor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-11
New OIL MiII.

Messrs. Dawson, Hoyt & Co. are haV.
ing = new Flsx Seed Oil Mill erected on
Canal street, east of Packard's Sash Fac
tory. The building will be 80 By 60 feet,
anu twn stories high, in addition to q
deep basement. The capacity of the mill
viii be able TO convert about 200 bushels
of flax seed into oil per day. Its expected
to be ready for operations about the first
of August.