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The Illinois Democratic Convention.

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The Democratic State Convention Tor nolii-
mating Presidential electors and delegates 10 lnc
Cbicnro Convention on the 4th Of July meets in Spring
field June la The Convention for nominating state
officers will be held at q later day. not yet decded
upon
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DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER

! DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL TIE
| VIG0R OF HEALTH.
! The reputation Of this preparation "a no, o,
mouth, year, is it confined within a limited ,D.o.
nor but known and appreciated by those who move IN The
circle offashon and refinement. II H. on the contrary o,a
wide and the umphs Of this article have blessed alike IN.
ch and the poor while like thsnow that falls gently on the
earth so this friend OF mankind s blessing TO descend
upon the suffering and afflicted Its virtues are Known in
every quarter Of the nhabibe globe and the wondes cures
which It daily PERFORMING have for il the hses, p
in the temple of science With such recommendation,
backed by nconestble and undoubed testimonials from
those who have experienced its curative properties giving TO
the public no assertion bat what has passed through cru
chile of'h and supported BY array splendid and hither
to unknown trumphs what wonder is it tha, Thousands .A
TO It for reiefin the hour Of danger
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Resulting from Disorder, Of the Digestive orqaD.:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Falness Of Blood 10 the Head
Aciity of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Dis,n.t
for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach
Sour Eructaiions Sinking Fluttering a.
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Flutteriag
at the Heart,
Choking Sufocang
Sensations when in a lying
Posture Dimne-s Of Wis
ion, Dots
Webs before the sight, Fever
and Duh Pain in the Head, Def
ciency OF Perspiration, YelIowness Of the
SKIN and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &c, Sudden Fushes Of Heat, Burning 10 tho
Flesh, Constant Iinoginings of Evil and Ges
Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs.
Is NOT
BAR-ROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
But A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTIMJLANT OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and cannot nsidousy introduce the vice Of drunkenness into
the bosom your faies-to your wife your children
your friends
Read the testimony of.he most respectable pe0peersoSs
OF character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY sl,OO0
to any one that will produce Certificate Published by ht
EEw-YoRK TESTIMONY.
From John b. Wickersham, esq, firm Of Wickershsm
Htchison the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy iron ws
No. 259 Csna-st.:
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The Kednr Irwnrd Bound.

HALIFAX, Saturday, April 9, 1864.
The steamship Kedar sailed at O'Clock this
evening. She has lsO passengers.
1t Is still blowing gale here from the northeast.
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CITY ITEMS.

RRCRurrryG At COUNTY HEADQUARTERs.--
sixty men were recruited yesterday at tho County Com
nittccs Headquarters, in tho Park. for the army by
Lieut. Parker army mastering officer 30 men were re-
cruited for the navy by Acting Master Baker mastering
officer for the navy
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lAdyertiseneni1

"HUMAS FACES" and "SIGYs OF CHARAC-
For interesting articles Body and Mind, Our Social
Relations Ethnoogy, Psychology, Physiology Phrenoogy
Physiosnomy with Portraits and Biographies Of the Rev. DIR.
Believe Dr. Darcy Lieut. Pitengcr snd Others TBE In
LusrRArgD PBREsoLoecAL JOURNAL for April. Is cts, OF
30 year For % c the Pictorial Double NUMBER for
January February, March, and April ssn, by return post
Address FOWLER WILLS, No. 800 Broadway NY.
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Loss OF the steamer Caledonia.

HALIFAX Monday, Apru II, ieo1.
The steamer Caledonia, hence for Bermuda
and Nassau was totally wrecked Spectacle Island
on Friday
This is different vessel from the Caledonia at ST.
John, n. b. to-day from Glasgow
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Before Commissioner OsDoRy.
PASSING AN ALTERED GREESBACK.


The defendant is charged with passing 81 green
bact altered SO. upon Maria Wilson, who reside, AZ NO
Rector From the testimony, appears that the DE-
fendsnt askcd Mara .ke drint, which she dit Ater
they had The dlink she went in her room and e De-
frsn followed her there. lie 1.-THE deieudan asked her 10
20 down with this bill and psy ios tne drinks and TIN,
e, bill changed sho did Nbio down stalls the bil
va examined snd found Dc bad The bin subsequently,
pssed through persons hands. shortly ieyerd de-
inut ,sas arrested Upon hearing before the Comnis-
,ouef this morning johnson admitted TO having the BILL
but stated le id not know that b1d johnson
manl,d til Tuesday for further hearing 400
lNLo the dlheft witnesses examining the OIL as 70
H. h.u,, Il suddenly disappeared The Couni'sioneE di
recisd the Marshal 10 search then IN the Tooa
Tic did 20, bu, the bill could not be found
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Sailed.

APRIL -Steamcr-Fsnny.
BarK.- Mary Lucre,ia Maria Luci'. A.,
sehooners-iicydeeker }. Collins, h. Dupont Nassau.
APRIL .l.-U 5. steam transports AIaso' ana "i''S"@-'
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIOSs-APRI n.--Before
judge RUSSELL.
John Jobman, receiving stolen goods. State
Prison two years.
Cha. May aa- King pleaded guilty Of grand arc"ny state
Prison two yolT..
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BelOw.

ship clr of Greenockl, Bride, from London hsfeh H.
! di.miscd and leaking -, 9, r
Si Witrd King Woodwork hence 23d ut FOR San Fran
cisco returning dsmisod Is anchored % miles D. D T. nom
| the highlands
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Receipts Of Produce,

ApRu ll.-70lI bbls Flour lg7l bbs Whilky, l4sl
psgs Corn Meal Ooo bush Wheat 900 bush Oats, l2oJ
pkgs Lard pkgs Butter II pkss Ashes, 500 pigs Pro-
visions, Z, lO0 pkgs. Petroleum.
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IMMATURE A. H.KAC.

sun-Ri.e. 5:25 s-ts....... e35 Moon-Sets.."l2oo
stGH rnIs OAf.
SANDY Hook IL: 40 Gov leland l2:25 Hell Sate.. 2Oo
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TIE MAYOR AND THE BOARD or surER-

TIE MAYOR AND THE BOARD or SUPER
yIsoRs-Witlin few days past Mayor Gunthcr has
addressed a communication 10 the Board Of Supervisors
relative to the monstrous oyorcharges made for Iron
work upon tie new Court House being erected on
the north end OF the Park The address is embodied IN
"A pamphlet entitled " How the City OF kew-Hork Is
SWndlrd." The Mayor asserts that The contract Tor
tie iron work awarded without public notice. or
even an intimatOn 10 several of the principal houses
engaged in iron manufacture in this city and vicinity
also that the prices for work contained ~ the Dlds OF
the parties 20 whom the contract was awarded were ir
beyond any that man Of the meanest capacity would
allow In his own business transactions. The parties In
vcd by the Board of Supervisors Ia o1er bids were
MessTs Geo X. jackson. J.. H. AlthOusr i. II. Grosz
and j. Il. a w. W. Cornell a Co. The contract MAS
awarded 10 the latter house ON account OF
is charges being fraction less than The
others. Mayor Gunthcr further states That hay
ing addressed circular letter b. several other leading
establishments ia the iron trade requesting estimates
for similar work, the replies Of all exhibited list OF
from 80 to 30 per cent less than those upon which
the contract awarded. Anasseition was also made
that Of the firms invited to bid had no foundcry did
pretend to know tie trade Of fOuuderymon had no
facilities space for the undertaking and never melted
tun Of iron in their lives. In addition to tis, II was
remarked in Of the replies that the iron work for
tho building on Fourteenth street, used by the
Sanitary Fair, was charged at prices ranging from y
cents 10 40 cents per pound Tie offer made to do
similar work, all through for l2l cents The Mayor re-
quests the Supervisors 10 investigate the natter
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ACCIDENT ON rnR HoBoKEs FERRY.-Mr.

ACCIDENT on THg IlOBOKEy FERRY.-Mr.
Francis Ilazmnn, O merchant doing business iu this
city and residing at the corner of Fifth and Garden
streets Hoboken was seriously injured lat Saturday
even ng while crossing 10 lloboken on the Barclay
street boat lie was iunmed in a crowd Of persons,
wagons and horses, and Of the latter slipping fell
on Mr lazmau, breaking bis leg near the ankle. The
Fer, Company Is very much blamed by the people for
causing the injury by their not providing sufficient
ao.oumodatonr althouG their attention has frequently
been called 10 these very deficiencies.
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BOARD or ALDEBMES.-At a special meeting
of tbis Board yesterday afternoon communication aS
received frum the Finance Department showing bal
ance IN the treasury on the oh inst. Of s3o2Pe4 &C.
Reports from the Committee Streets in favor Of paw.
INC W lillian street from Fulton 20 John. Rector street
Morris street Liberty street Maiden lane Cedar street
and a pdrton Of West street with Belgian pavement.
were adopted Considerable routine business HGs die
posed Of and The Board adjourncd until next Monday.
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N APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMON

A N APPEAL to PEOPLE OF COMMON
SENSE and those who desire 10 have the AFFIIcryr
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
II has been from time mmeraorial the obis., q,
pists TO hud some remedy for the Ills of life and s- -
bas for ages explored every in order 70 dov.
hidden secret 1t has been however, reserved for modern
ence to bring before the world the great de~troyer Of
and in HOoFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs are sonesn,,.,.,
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and y,oron.
life Unlike the generality Of bitters they are not an sloh
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely vegetable ,0b
stances. They are positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
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5The Dra0.

The Fifth of this month was the day
fixed by Proclamation of the President of
the United States for the enforcement of
a cruel and relentless CONSUMPTION for
another half million Of unwilling victims
to his shameless policy. The day has
come and gone, but the draft is delayed
for some reason or other; and We are be-
ginning to have hints that it cannot take
place before the middle of September
or, as scne say, not under three or four
weeks. ~a
We trust the Administration will learn
to appreciate, that the bearing of arms in
defence. of ones country, either in the
protection of its soil, Or the .vindication of
its honor, is one of the proudest priyi-
rleges Of freefnen; that when a war com
kmends itself-t to a Nations sense of JUS
tice, there is no lack of soIdicrs-disaster
but multiplies them, aapd misfertune
breeds fresh energies, which can ulti-
mately organize defeatrand victory. Let
the President consider. that it, is only
when the Observation-Disclosures
when they know it is waged for unlawful
unworthy: and selfish purposes, that they
fail to go willingly, and it becomes nc.
cessary to use the Despot's drag-net in
order to fill the vacant ranks Since he
has proclaimed that he will neither Eeal
nor entertain propositions looking te
PeaceJuntif slaverysis abandoned, thu
people have come to regard the present
war in this light. Some thinkii it wrong
from the beginning; but all knoto, nov
| that tits waged forthe worst Of policie:
and the basest of partisan purposes
Hence, men have to be taken to It'll
irons. xrUnwilipg or not, .heynwin bt
compelled to go whenever the eorder atol
the draft comes -provided, the quotas bt
not 6lledFby means of the immense boun'
ties that are being paid. The ediet hai
gone forth from the throne of the tyrant
that FIVE hundred thousand must go. /
matters not that the draft will be illegal
that it will be made in direct Disregard o
the plainest provisions of the law-the
Instruments charged with executing the
conscription have announced that it vii
certainly beSepforeed.
p a careful analysis of the Consumption
Act ehows.the foEewing-
1. 1t prohibits. o draft till after the ex
piration of sixty days from the time whel
siheiquota of each ward or township, shall
have been knuwa; assigned and caNst
Or = e4.l'.s = .',g =
+ g 1t prohibits an order for such draf
till. after such term of sixty days. rssa
3. A call without such assignment o
quota is void under the act.
4. A man drafted without a compl
ance with the Act will not be in tn
military service, and may be discharge
on habeas corPus.-Statesman. 7,5Te-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-21

* SEw FIRM AND NEW GooDs-
We announce, this week, for, the first time
that Mr.. Sc. BUSHNELL has associated
with him, in the boot and shoe business,
Mr. JOHN RoBI>soN, who has added a
large amount Of capital to the already big
boot and shoe concern of Bushnell & Co.
To addition to the immense stock they
had on hand they have just received the
largest stock of everything pertaining to
the Loot and shoe business ever brought
10 Ashland. We particularly mention a
new patent eu~tta.Rercha soles. and water
proof in all parts, just received by them
You cannot do better If you want TO pur.
chase anything in their line than by call
ing upou B~ushne.l& Rnbik son at-the.old
and well known stand formerly occupied
by q GreeneEald as a >cluthins store.
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DR.PAClNs

of Elmore, Ohio, who hashad a practice OF
twelve years in the treatment of all kinds Of
chronic diseases, will be atthetollowing places:
MANSFIELD, wiler House, Monday. june
20 and August 10; ORR :.
LUCAS. Tuesday1ill noon, June 81 and Au-
PETERSBURG. Tuesday afternoon, Juue q
and August l6;9s980l3A z
HAYESyILLE, Wednesday, June p and Au
gust IL; ~ o.
JERoMEvILLE, Thursday, June 2S AID Au-
gust IS, v
ASHLAND. Miller House, Friday & Saturday,
.June 24~and 25 and August 10 and 20;
ROWsbURG, Sunday. till noon, June 20 and
: August 81;
LAFAYETTE, Sunday, afternoon, June 26
and August 81 ~
SALEM, MendayEtih noon, June % and Au'
~ gust %; - t-s &
CONGRESS. Monday afternoon, June % and
August % s %t1k &
PERRYSBURG, tuesday, t IL noon Tune 2S
and Augustus;
POLK, Tuesday afternoon, Junes2s and Au-
gust % ;
ORANGE, Wednesday till noon, June 90 and
August "a;
SAVANNAH. Wednesday, afternoon, June %
znndAugust "a;
RUGGLEs CENTER, Thursday till noon.
June so and August 20;
LONDON, Thursday afternoon, June
80 and August. 25.
: Ashland, April 20-46tf n
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Organize.

TIL time bet@ cen this an 1.-THE election
is very short and we have none to lose,
Every scheG district in tie county should
be organized at once. We have got a
willy enemy Eosdeal with which is ucscru
pulous as TO the means it makes use Of
TO SUCCEED It's ct work 6S day and by
night in its Caucusses, its Union Leagues
aud its smoke house, dark lantern assem-
blies. To meet it, VIC must work. Eve
nv Democrat can, do something. Let him
to work Appoint your meetings and
organize at once 10 meet the, enemies OF
free government and free Institutions. A
blow lost now, is lost forever. pro
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On Thursday evening, September %

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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-21

sg Mr. PHILLIP, Hammond at his resi-.
denec two and one hall miles North oil
Ashland, on the New London road aui1
On Saturday, 24h day AT has month,
Will sell at. lublic auction one of the
largest nlbestlots Of all kinda Of articles
usually offered at such sales. 1t includes
four fresh mich COWS, four horses;5wag-
ons, fne1rooled sheepSaH kinds Of farm
Jog utensils, aud a large iot Of excellent
household and kitchen furniture Mr..
Gatesis the a~uctioneer and he willkpock
theuaf to youat your oaun prices, Eve
~ bodyz
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= On the 18th of September, at the resi-
dence of the Brides Father. by Rev.
Charles Hartley, Mr., JAMES Fl. Lam
DIS and Miss MARY s. N. JONES. all
of Ashland county. -
we wish the newly married couple all
the happiness that can-be crowded into
this shsrts RE- ard hope that they will
learn to bear the responsibilities of mar
irieds]ife Rithout . murmur. Our devil
saSsAhejoiusins the wish. EaOABsA1
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ssrEvery Dem3cratinthe County who
has a friend in the army, should send him
a ticket Immediately. IF you have none,
cut one out of a newspaper and send it
along. The blacks are working and have
sent out theiragents, to different pointsin
the army, to distribute their tickets.
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Ia q IVA !. A & pEPAnruRE OF JANE

ERRIKAL AND DEPARTURE OF JAMES
MCHENRY, Esp This distinguished
gentleman and ~fnaucier arrived in this
city yestcrda informing from Meadvilie,
and U up at the Angler, where q large
plumber Of our fcitisens called and paid
Rthoiri respeetsl to him. So He left last eve
ming dor the East, preparatory Il leaving
forThfs British 9hofiee3a HIssc 20 Esiac
Before leaving he .gays an elegant en-
tertairmentv TO Tho officers of. the Atlantic
and Great Western railroad, and Tins
P testified his appreciation of their services
lin aiding 10 the completion of that great
work. Among the guests present, were
T. w; Kennard. Esq, Engineer-in-Chief
and Vice-Presiden1t;; Janres Shee:zer,, Stut.
perintendent;. Mr. J.. Wann, Financial
Ageit,4 New York; Mr.. Sutton, Mr..
Farnsworth, General Freight A gent; Mr..
EBhkeslee, Private Secretary. of Mr.. Ken
nard; Mr. R. NE N! Taylor, Of the Mo.
Hnfhlry House, MeadFlile; Mr., Robb, Of
the Alton and Terre Haute Railroad; A.
Stone; Jr., Esq, President of the Lake
+ Shore Railroad, and several other gentle
men of this city.
The occasion misunderstanding pleasant
onesandiheehostleft golden i suppression
Of his genisliey4 upon this heart of his
Mapy d, our readers win remember
Mr.: McHenEy as the patriotic American
IN dLendon, awho sdeBatedasone thousand
tons of sceab toa the New YoIkaSanitary
Fair last winter and paid the freight on
tfie-sane to that port. Recently. ghifiee IN
Meadyille be ,aonAfsds $500 towards
building a SoldierssR and yesterday
be gave to the new hospital now building
heks shQQQI n I reg 30,
.aTyrsSef{.SrrrlEH Snib
S-2ksa1Lberh efs0soman,Land he
may often die of her.
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Telsgraphic Dispatch to, .be Ashland .Unior

Telegraphie Dispatch. to- the Ashland sUnion'
EDS. UNIoN;-Qn the 18th inst
JAMES MoHENRY left his native land to
return to, England. With him, he takes
the goodISishes of thousands who have
recently looked upon his philanthfopic
e-ountsnanoe for the first time, though
long familiar with his name. He has,
during his short stay. travelled over eve.
~ inch of hisigreat national work, the A
&c. WI r. He has, Eve Know, IS.
sued hordcrs fer the completion within
thirty daysEof the atm the road from
Franklin and 0ilbGitB Pa.oidHe has in.
stfsssstsd bis EEpgi1serssP to begfa lpainsdi-
ately the building of the road from Sala,
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0HNotiee.e

"HERE viii be an. election for two Direc-
4 tors of the Ashland Union Schooi,-to
We. for three years,-0N! SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER 24th, 1854, at the Union School
building.
Also; ut the same time and place a vote will
be taken upon the.pTpposition to build one CT
more new school houses. Election to. be held
between the hours Of 10 A: NJ. and 4 NJ.
J ass III be- J.iB. F, SAMPSEL,, n siy-sA
az Eadil14 Sec'y Board of Direetors.'
: Ashland, Sept. Z ,s1s64%Sw = boois7
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@we observe that little Martin

WELKEn, Abolition Candidate fer Con,
gress, who has been living on Admins
t ration pap cver since the war commence
cd, is. announced for several speeches in
Ashland county. As yet he has attend
ed non of them and probably will not
His name Is inserted because the one
horse cnssesa that do speak are SO vel
known that it is evident even to the Abo.
~iirionists, that no one will turn outhtt
hear thrml They must needs publisha ft
to prevent all their lettings from being
total failures. Bu. Msrtin, along viii
the rest Of them this fall, i.goes up Tx.
the ~hspFererass and win come down ike
the sparIow-grass.G fss@ras al &c tHaa -
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Road Notice.

.NoTICE is hereby given thai a petition
.\zw;lI be presented to the Commissioned
Of Ashland County at their next session. ask.
ing the location ofa County toad commencing
at The State Road westAof HaysIiIle, in said
County in Vermi1lion township. on the linesbe-
tween section fifteen and 81 xtcen,S running on
the said line North to ointerseet THE County
road SOME fifty rods west os Readingsi Saw
Mill. / 1a = 81 Y E1g9t 81 EssEfAsi
MANY PETITIONERS.
aug. 10: 4s64.n'Io Ee@a
.sE-saez : zs7 .H~. ss
THILDREN's Wagon, a1d Cabs for sale
at HICKOKS.
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Losr-Oo wednssdsy the 2fst inst.

LosrlOn Wednesday the 2Ist inst,
the subscriber, lost his pocket book con-
tanning S23S in ~greenbacks, consisting OF
a number of~sf0and $50 bills, in Ash
land somewhere between the Court House
and Lash & Battin's tannery. There was
also a note of hand for seven or eight dol
lars onIAdamE Rakerd. A liberal reward
will be given to any person who will re
turn said pocket book and money TO the
subscriber or leave the same at the bank
j W. nj - ii JOHN SToNER, -
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Eve understand that Mr. JAMES

So We understand that Mr. JAMES
MoHENRTr principal capitalist of the A,
"a g. W. hv.,w white on his visit to this
country, presented to Mr.. w. R. SUTTON,
Of the Engineers Office at Cleveland, a
very handsome gold watch and..chain.-
The gift is peculiarly valuable in this age
of greenbacks, and everybody that knows
Mr. SUTTON will say that it was well aud
worthily bestowed. We say, bully for
Sutton, McHenry and the A. & G. W
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B-llr. .Da vid Sylvester Sampsel an
nounced last Saturday night attheir meet
ing that he would anaiyse the Chicago
platform en- next Saturday evening at the
Town Fl al. The Doctor is good in analy-
sis and complex fractions Of a dark com
complexion.