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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
oynon Drror CoxsI,s.Rr OF sUYsrrrscs. (.

OBuCE DPPof COkhIcsAEg OF sUnsfTEsCLt
w.,HIssios, .. O.. Jas. ~ lsS%
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, arc in
- ysd unii ,hs I'd q February a, II ssioet foT the
HIDES TALLoW ho3bS .,d hoAIs g, q. Go'r nl.
,Gs o; Columbia fos ,!eo morIss or more foS tie cam
mssesiTen. Of ~ eon;ytet ~,
o7ca The rneas places which the eAo ase IIsd
!, .ueh ae, may BE aesna,ed b s Geet in ea-,se
Ioo .ad fioru. coming from every 'Hn. ,lsusnter,t I'M,
ss, ,s sis .soy to arPear 70 ths soes.'onee
nae s' 10 sss,,r tie ssia sraslsI
Psyen; vii DC required eyey ten Gays IN GoTeEuEer'
Tbs bill. III s,.e the soen. PER nal for The articles re-
fersd to. sgd be .,eongansd by The .o9H cor
B-ns ofus be Obsiaed By application 70 TIE under
sisasA ,uo,o,.,
If sa ta' iss s,s.a FIR al Hides, Tsllc-
Too ancient linll. 81 tbe Dis,fici o. c,ogt'.,
sSs s.a T .ob 20 =. the doa, Of hs .dsssn
hsssEsiA spPosdod- ,,,.n.,Trr
VIZ, tn. sBJsrssned, Ie..sent. Of ia @-
ioaiiy and .-,sr,l, covenant With the United States. ,aa
,uaran.r. IN the foregoing BID CT shan be
csytd b. viii thin 6v. days .f,r the sc""P'snce Of
aid bid eoairae; nf The prompt ,nd Si;an eI'esiion
/. ~. sur ei iosn Thou..nd Dollars performances
Of b. contract N conformity With che -rn q hi. opo.s
saa,1.ei and.r tie term. Of u- -s.-r,,nrr, d,i.d
ss inviting proposals 70: itiiss Iilo" oos and Horns
ul-i- by the s,id w the foregoing ysopcral' 40
n. n. II o..a, respon.be formal bidos th- p-son 10
whom The ooslIn.k usy b~ ~ .r,i-d
0,y.u unser oar arids aaa .szl., this asy Of
%IItis:.; Sea- Sea-
- respor-ty Of ~. ru.-s-ors frus b. shown by 'ns
c. e.rfc.e OF United s.s.ss District Attorney OF L. {.
Judge This certificate most be Ia the following fer1;
hereby certify thai nom evdencs o1iToiy 70
mr. sbovs named rus-anors good Ans uciln; "a
,ufed-s TO, double the aouni Tor witch they ODER 70
To which each su,anoI must rsh, and sPpsad the follow
ING -.
"sht.ot ,Cglntyof S-cr-
ne, IN SUI 4of NC
one .! tho srTe.irs Oh the yuzrsaty o.
who, being duly .motn drPo-r- ,nt
ssv, that he worth and above ~ iE d,5;s and isoi
lies. The sum ofthirty ticuslnd dollsrs.
"sabsrihcd end sworn before Tie tihs day o.
49, as .
lid, Win b.. ooasdsrs8 unless sdA out IN conformity
wien tbs shove fern and accompanied by ss f'Ion;
suaraatse. csnihcste, and sfdsylts.
lu bidder, forward With their proposal, en- oh o.
un.. may be On Gle 1l.h tb- officer who shsi
open the bids, and proposals not fully eogpyinJ Win '
requirement. well IN fact al form. viii be cen
dered eEaTdsd proposal within tie meaning Of N
rs, contractor VIII be h.d.oeounsb- tot the Hides Ac.
one wnck saeE the signing Q: the contrast. -
Bidder. ril,. b. pIeenl - the opening OF The bids 70 re-
snou 10 heir names End al bd must 20 lndyrsei rrop0
Isl, for purcb.ns Hide. ard raw &c and be directed /:
tia uIdsTsisnsd I" hIbI, Llen'',"l' Sho T. ~
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5tpins- Alarbinss.
,IJIPTIC HOOK LOCK-sTrrCH SEW

ELIIPTIC HOOK LOCK-STfrCH SEW
Ia IsG-MAC HlNES.-Cnly SEWING. Machine making the
in, Loeb ch that can deserve tho space they occupy
HOUSE OR WORK-kOOm.
Th, Is conceded point and to tho Sewing Machine nasns
~, .tch with the Gesle 'pesd beaay sed ocr,any rus.
be awarded .hs svabc title q the simplest oe.t and ces
SCI. in aiao nine ever invented
Tbry .re uanuctred at Bridgeport Corn, properly &C.
cured and offered 20 she public tho Of Sew
DWHnTED-Asenis In ell tho Western States. Amply o.
adde's, a. h. 6VPLEE, Nv. NJ BTcsassI,M "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

THE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
4 SHIP COMPANY vii Dispatch MONTHLY thelg Esw
aud povsslel tr't,el,sa i'r.tish lion steamships
CELIA, BELLONA, AbOCA UNA, UkiCA,
Each .U0 TINS burden.
between LoNDON and NEW YORK, calling Il HAYRE on
a.. voyage from London.
Hates OF passage om hewiorh payable In UNITED STATE
CuHRHSOY:
For passage apply to
CHAs A. WHITNEY 81 The Office, No. &c Broadway.
For freight spply q, No. 5fSou.hgt
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Agents.
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VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of EEW-JERSEY,
~ Frou io9s Of couIti.ndt., connecting at Ramp.os
and at Es,;on with Lebish Valley Ralrosd and lie connee
Tors forming direct line to Pittsburgh and The West with
y ofsAT Middle ROUTE 70 TIE WEST:
SIXTY MI. "a rss h S S :s.sS b @ % e Chicago
'Na''HH-'' o. W VIM In. SRRIAaGGaEEfs,
Sia.:s;s Nov a L;.:s Esas S:.
Pottssiie' Harri1burs. Msuch Chunk. WiLiansport.
w s Great Bend P,i.soa shston ~
u H. fRAs--FOr Es'tonr Allentown, hsaeh CHUNK, WIZ
ifai . ss B.aes.. . Allentown and M.ae.
ChunS. -
Trs Wr.rsss ExrKrs,-For Es,an, Allentown. Read
ing HsrTisbuTg Pittsburgh aid ths West Sleeping
iLfous u from jersey City % Piu.STsh.
ExfKsss Tram ron HAKxrssoaa-Tho a m. EIpre..
Ing Egs, and Yves. Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
Contra Railroad North and South aud with the Corabes'
ELiiaIfraSosr AND Nrw.yosx FtRRv--L.svs New.YorA
from North River .. s:99 n l. 4 and s;eS n.
idp each way JOSH ia o. sTEARSs, sapsI,atsnd3nt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA ALI
lgANY saa TaoY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
s.p s.' and 70 H. and 7 10 :'a' M end s..A
Toy y an. nd giS % with ...y iis is ."
ro as Sss, ,G, sn and Ii s and liza, n and La,
sir, sing TAIN $40. tss-.
Ts.rytown train, $3.50 ?. 1899 o. "a.
Sundays az s;22 p no n Sob 81
Tickets may procured Of the Offices Of westsc<ts
Express York and Brooklyn and baggage chscksd 81
ID. House all poia. The road and to Saratoga springs
| I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
II ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov u; lssa-Lsau
JsmeA.p sa3 3ithst +. r. 81 g mFridAys and Sstar
d.ss o. IN. sis9-Eor Grevnpon sss hsIbor hsnr.ons
&C. r-opp;py ell h.sors For f.p At and D. N
FOR Syossst s m. ii and p Fer Jsaascs Of
'n sJshs ~ TX RSct JUS TaA-re, rp sis
from 3.:hs, stepping I'll Stations. ysrs tor this iran
| enc gIsion ntes N -.
FOR sycsss, on Sundays e. p N Hsppirs ~ =, VA
teas. A. hEAsoSEh srpcnn'enoen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

TAPSCOfTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
J. PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 81 soath.st.. New yort.
DRAFTS GA ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES
TAPsCOTrs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WFFK
LINZ OF LOhDOh PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS
Parties wsnF 10 take psssge. send fof their friends
-i money ~ Ike old ccuntry DO the lowest
by uPpyingto TAPsC0fP BROTHERS & Co,
No. "a Snllh.ht
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1Iiseellantons.

NOTION.-A young man with some means,
~ unaersnera Cotton Culture, beving sonttoraeo IL
ueae- ard With undonbed references WIRES 70 ss'ocIae
hnv- i party having ten thousand dollar, ess caiisi
70 OPEN 4 PLANTATION. Address iarledi.tsiy LINEN
PRISE. Phlsdeps, Z. o.
COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
,rd psesng also shippn. IN lots ~ .di, purchaser
tor sale by W. W. IHULaAN 10. 70 "h''~ps.
TMhfENSE PRICES PAID for OLD BOOKS.
Il 1000 Photographic Albums 81 oar prica-
OaVn0 soenthe Miscellaneous boossst your Price
lsD00 Scrap Prints et any price.
LEGGAT BROTHkRs, lie Ns,isust NEAR Boesrnsn
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
IL PHLYTs and LIBRARIES, BOUGHT Cor CASH q.
No. l23 ehsY between 9Th AID lch Its. large STOCK OF
BOOKS for SALE.
IRON! IRON
L oNo iDns Grey Fore Gisndon at F.~syti ~ J.
igp tuss Grey forge Hpdson, OF Hodsoa, y. 7.
900 tvns No. koundety Allentown, ~ ElIsbebpon, or
10 tun. No. 2ckosp... IN yard
10 tuis No. Allen. IL yard
SO tunt No. Wrought Scrip, IN ysrd
lSJ tuns No. Pokeepsn, IN PsiAdelphiA
:: tuus No. P0sksEiD at PoesskdL
aOJ tuDs Spike Rods. 5lG. !, 7'lG l.
600 tons Pe,t Bar Iron In store. 70 arrive from LiTefpeol
and ca dock.
100 tnna M4lleable Iron Pots, for forge purposes
ivO TINS ke,ortA, Tor boundary purposet-
100 tGus Bes, hor,e shoe iroa
PETIEE, WILSON Co,
Nos. al9 and ~ Soushss
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% Ubora II f,,ap Gonftrr.

KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE CLAIMS
IN BOUGHT or COLLECrED.-Psres having ssch claims
will please sadross I. II. MCCOY, r. o., Box No. oSi.
COLDIERS, ATTENTION.--All those Sol
~ der, and their friends who have been the victims Of the
aIortion. and impositons Of the Suers Rkers Island
10 write full particulars facts only and sddress
to JUSTICE Tribune Once, New.York.
COLDIERS MUSTERED OUT with their
regiment, and not paid their 100 boun;y viii send oI
bring their DISCHARGES for collection 1T oncet0 j. NELSON
LUCKY Army and Navy Agent Nos. end ~ Pines..
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DEplErsLyr % AGVicuLruEE,
WuHISaros, .. g. Dec IS, lee3
ITO the GROWERS and MANUFACTURERS

n Of tLAk AND NfNf.
The Commissioners sppoin,ed by this Department consist
ina OF the Hon j. X Mcrchehd OF feunsyvaDia, William 81
alley % Rhode Island and John A Madr OF Ohio 20 con
slider the wing appropriation made by tho last Congress-
viz.
For investigations to test the pTatotby Of cnivatins
and preparing tax and hemp Ip5uts fer eo.ion twenty
thousand dollars"
Having and ser several days investigation believing
that further ard fuller notice o. their investigations Eig:
produce y.lashle results adjourned meet again
WkNDEsDAY, the 2ha day Of February neJt, 1t u
O'clock IN. -
TL.y request al interested Ia the distribution o. this spTrc
prGon anxious develop the subject f3rtha public so"
10 .-nd 10 uhs Department. OF br9rc i day. samples Of
tho Aaup and EsI Ia the different Stage. Of preparations OF
the hbr, and prepared By them accompanied By state
Of ihs ysou. 9roe.-- u.-d and he cost Of pfodne.
ton Ia each also description Of he kna and oot ~
machinery used, where m.ce, kc together Win ey ana ~
information that u.ay De useful 70 ihs Ccuui.ston
This information 10 necessary bC'ore n intsssns osiop
ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner
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CHEET IRON.-Galvanize Sheet Iron, Of ah
- numbers ard widths II the best brand, for sale ~ h n
IIHQssQS xCY. A0a skiSSSlNEGlk -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

DORTABLE STEAM-ENGINES MANU-
l fhCruhED and Tor SALE bv A. ~ WOOD Co.,
Eaten Madison Go. H. Y
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GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL sTEkM NAVIGATION
coNPANis

Ihi"Af LINZ
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL sTEAM NAVIGATION
CONPnNi >
F.,l.,, side vhAsl steamships ssiing fortnidh,'y;
ADRIATIc. teu0 tuna COLI hbIA. 900 siaG
EIHERSTA. 5000 iuua ANGLIA, a,o.0 tuna
HIpEAHIA CAPT. AOELthD,
Ill ,.u sSo.u Hates or Psssrfs: Ff-sa
Cabin sso and e7Di Se.rag. So 10 S. Johns IL. b. = ~
a % AID tsc-loh OF i,s equivalent.
| THE MONTREAL U. s. 9. Go.s
,-au.ip DAMASCUS, fr0a PDrs I'd 10 iser,-o, Js1 -"
R,,.s Of PASSAGE; $50, r6e sad SO 49,
sIGuc DRAFTS tho National Bank, payable 9, ei iss
tr,nche, 10 England ana Ireland
f fSAiTw WE. fGES Gi1rs Co.. No Ii seaA wlAm
." sIsEL ( SCARE No. ?, Broadway, New.yOrk.
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, torch
- ing a. onssns,oWn Cork AsToo!l-Ihe vsItno"a
S,,T,, OF M, liverpool Eyn-Yols snd Philsdephis
.iip Company arc ip,ondsi 20 ,ail - bllows; - .
CITY OF fec o
GBisii
CITY Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .saiuEasJ, Rec. ~
and every SUGGESTING SATURDAY as aoon isom l 'si ~
Noth RIVER.
! H,rEs or TAsrLaH,
Payable IN gold, or ia equivalent Ia currency
FIRST CABlN.......s 30 % SIkkRAUE ........tD "
Yi.,, Cabin London. e. On sieeTase 20 Londou' - "
Cabin 10 Hamburg % NJ Steeags 20 usmburs. ~ "
Passengers slso srdsd 70 have. Bremen, Eossfds'
! Antwerp, &c, q equally log rates 1850, - A.
FaEsI from L!yepocl Or Qrssnsown; ~ CAoin $50 "a
&iOs Fteerse go Those who wish TO scna 20. I2ss
/ nfen,s con bpy Tickets hsre 81 ihes7 rstes
boz further Information, spp!y Ct TIA Company oooss
| JOHN o. DALE, Agent, No. 10 Broadway, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

ITO PRINTERS - For the present will pay
II TWENTY CENTS POUND tor Old Typ- hetsly IN
Lead, or Bra. Ral. ., the Fcandy Prices Ctn storh 20
make long sy.ement tIt printer. snsss rom Alue
wal = 4, al aes mo.nS ;. q. COOLEY
rdnlsr.i Wsr.hou,e. e~.Toft
.VlTANTED-An Eight (S) Cylinder Hoe
w PRINTING PRESS. Adirs''. ior four d,y', VIM ID.
Rand. New Yort City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

M OLDAVIA CREAM
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
Fer Strengthening B.suynr and Prs'rrvnst the Hsh 70
the isis't period Of NE restoring the ssted nud' and civ.
ing a sngh, sons and lost.r TO wss and thin hair slim
aaiiu .Da producing growth unsqaOlo4 By any other
prepsiston
Prepared and .od BY w A. BACHELOR, ssh,' sss'
GRATED WI0 aud TOUPEH Eusbi,hn.n 10 Boud-st, ". Y.
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NEW-YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
,Ss COMMENCING Nov. 10. 1874 i~a
Passenger Station in New York Shst anc ttnat
yntrrnc. on 21th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANf.
TIA underlined viii tIpseh of ire uresrsntiorea or
:li,-yo~ege1 ET.. built Sts.naIs, foDS
EEW-fORk TO LIVERPOOL.
calling al oae.so~n 20 land passenger. and Is.es TILE
oaapHiC DISPATCHES.
S-,r. 1urs. Co,f-drfr lsfor-
LOUISIANA ......1 8i6...".. .Broosmg..
.Grsce......
PINSSl LVASia...J.oOU,. ...." ..'... .
These s-.n-r. bsve III been built under The Inspection ~
tho Ca.es Surveyor 0: yerpoo Usaerwer hes:y Of
Iron ships They have sTtTs wsierst conpanssas aud
e. s.ed a:t; elias. i:r :Eti.y tive years
They Cited for T .-coud and hiIdelsss pesssasrrs
who charged a. TIA following rsiosi
. Fir. o.'ia'''''''"...S 's},r.y'Sl. in co"s'',
stscrsge................. to) =.
D-sy end accommodation Unsurpassed by sny oin-r ne
Of t.elgcTr.
For further particulars, apply 10
WILLIAMS & onion No. II Wal-st.
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN


4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave PecS-siip At 3:1
Passengers go north and from New Haven ct M
rslnsin on board over night withoD: charge.
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Instrurttcu.

DOYS PREPARED for BUSINESS a
ID DOLBEAB'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, No. G,
Broadway swsy, obtain good places n stores ciucs'
on banks, They become Qdei a. BguIes rapid business pea
o.n ard practical bvokkoe-. Two piivss desks rse.at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
,nS pseine also for Ehppn, IN lots % sdt purchaser
FOR s,,. 6y w. " TEDLmAS, 70. 10 ~ii.sn-.a
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Gopartnsrship ssotitsa.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The partner
~ ship heretofore exiting under tho frnl Of
GEORGE O?DNIsE Co Il tii- S,s s-so'v~d by mstu-i
CONSENT Either Of the partners viii sign IN Liquidation
CgD01r OPETgE.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
Legal Notice.

pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Portage County, Ohio, will offer for
sale al public auction Thursday, the third dsy of
March 1864 at one O'Clock p. m upon the premises,
the aolsasingA described real estate, situate n the
Con MY Of oftsgs tasdsStste Of Ohio, 10 wit: the
aHividedhaM Of twenty EIGHT acres tsabjec to The
dover estate of Mary s. Dayton th rein) lot six
in the township of Mantua, in the Count, and State
aforesaid, and b, ing partof tn farm of one hun
dred six li06) acres OF land formerly owned
Jointly by John Dayton and Mary S. Daytaa, and
bounded an fdescFibeti- asstotiows--Commencing al
the centre of the roads the moth line of said
arm thence st along the south line of land ateiy
owned by J. Esty 10 the east line OF said Ma tua
township; thence south along said east line of Man
tua sosfar thai line extending west lparale with
said north Incl tatiiss centre ofthe hfshway aferet
said wilt contain twenty eight of land thence
west centre The ighway; and thence north
eastery course alens the centre of said highway 10
the place of beginning, containing twenty -eight
acres of land. The undivided half of the zs
of land aforesaid subject the dover interest afora
sad is apr raised 1914 90. Terms, cash day OF
sale. SALEM 2. .MERRiFlELD,
80 Administrator Of JehHe Day tom deed.
s. u. Merton. icy for Petitioner % = shsA
February 10, 1854. 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
Assignee,s sale at Public Auction.

|rTsHE undersigned, assignee OF Thomas q. SuiheI-
i land. will offer for sale At public auction, at the
old stand of T. C Sutherland. in Rayennp, Portage
County, Ohio. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Thursday the Sd das of March, 1864, and tnuing
from sdas, aastfso place toplaces until CON
peted the stock Sfocesiss. usually faunsia
grocery store. Also, four hives Of bees, one Bnf
faio wagon, and many o her articles of personal
property too numerous TO mention. III the above
property will be sold in quantities sait purchasers,
and Without reserve, the highest aud best bidder.
rorms of Sale-AIl sums of ten dollars and under,
cash down; all sums of ever ten dollars, credit
of three months will be given, with approved secu-
ri tys With interest. gssE sezs SD. NORTON .sr
- Assignee to Thomas G. Sutherlf nd
February e. IS64.EEs - sA e.sfl lG$4wss.z ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
Thornton PoIan,s ]
ceoree vsicnareis, Fstate.

NTO1IcE hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN duly appinied and qualified administrator
the tate OF George Richards, late of Portage Co...
deceased.
DANIEL RICHARDS
Paris, Feb. %, 1894, "a 3w*
Affeal Dick iffson's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and quaiiaed as Admins
traitor upon the estate of Allen dickinson, late Of
Soalersylle, Portage CouDv. deceased.
TRUMAN b. DICKINSON.
Shaiersville. Feb. 10, 1874. "a 3m*
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-02
nj e Ian GE.


lla=A ess p ssFso ti1 {5it HTa3 rai.3aifa EsE
The best possession is sincere friend.7 diss
Death is nearer to US than the eyelid to the eye.
The best riches is coutentmsn. The worst of power
ty is low spirits. ..s.,..5z ~, ..s., .gs5..i
There is no to morrow which cannot be converted
into to day. ssl ais ;as g fFag i-s3 Et ii
The little which sufiees, is better than the much
which detuf6s ms. 9sy Raiti4 ~ 5asss ssl ess7
The eoiogium on the absent, serves to incline our
hearts to the present s-'
Labor for this life if thou vert to live forever,
and for the other, if thou weri to die omorrow
Though we travel the world over 10 and the beau
tifal, we must carry it with US, or we find it n t.
lItfs not our criminal actions that require
age to confess, but those that are Ridiculous and
foolish. aFs @sstss ziefts So aaa seiEasfs 5a
An excellent granmarian gives it as reason why
a blow leaves blue mark, that blow in the past
tense is blew.
man is apt TO think that his personal freedom in
wolves the right make his fellow do ,ast be
pleases. E-ssI.., s5.sss ss5e.
The man who contents himself day with that
which he has, will content himself tomorrow with
| that which he may have. 81 -ss5 -
Some persons would seemsto have right TO spend
their lives t5hing. since setthe example by
trihing when hemade them. -sa 5-
De reinot either the wire man or the fool for ihine
ehemy, but guard thy sell equally from the ming
| the wise and the Ignorance of The fool. II
Conservatism IN, says the Nashville Union, is copper
perheadism in its Sunday clothes; the with BIZ
hoofs his boots and his ail tuck his breeches
Indifferent whiskey ia phar painted for street prom
enade 10 eptrap The verdant 1t is as bad an ism Al
/ the rheumatism. oA si21S sa1S 2
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION. located at Mt.
4 Union, Stark County, Ohio offers its extensive
educational facilities TO students of both sexes.
The Faculty consists of Rev. o. N HARTSHORN,
LII. D., President; lRA o. CHAPMAN, A. NJ;
SEoRGE " CLARKE, Il 81 T 4. Nj F.
petent Teachers in luaeptal Music, Eioeution,
Commerciaf Science, Gymnastics, and the German
French and Hebrew Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus aud
specimens for teachng Chemistry, Natur.i PhiIoso-
ply, Botany, Physiology Mineroingy, Geology, As
tIonomy. Surveying, Engineering, &c. =
The new College edifce. which is IL feet long by
&C feet wide, and four stories igh aud
by any College edice in Ohio, pleted for
next term (Which besa son the Sfh Sf Mar
Good bnatd can be had 4 priSafe famifes at from
sc to 2,50 per week, at about 25c week, good
rooms. furnished With bed, and furniture, are
Dted to stu5eDis who board themselves or who de-
sire 10 hire table board private families about
8 150 per week.
The Tuiion in the Teachers, Scientific, aud CLASH
cal courses ranges from SIS TO So per quarter.
Those preparing To teach b aye, without extrs
charge lhs alsvliitag dsiiy Drills afma
Departments The ses ons begin about the &c
9SBsTUESDAY ef August, November and Matcn o
each year. Mt Union is quiet, healthy. and
.iage mile nd half south of A iance the juno
tion Of the Cleveland and P,ttburg Railroad with
Pittshurg, Ft WAYNE d Chicago Railway.
MI Union, Feb. 8, 1864, l0-iw
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This affection of the Blood, aud attacks the Sex
ual Organs, Innings of the Nose. Ears, Throat wndppe
and oshr Mucus Surfaces making its appearances in 4
fosm of Ulcers Hensbod's Extract Sarapariia pcrfes
The Blood. and all Scay Ernpons of The Skin,
giving the Complexion Clear and Healthy Color. II
being prepared expressly for this class Of complaints its
extent than any other preparation of sarsararIla.
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RIarenda Hancoek,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber as been
IN duly appointed adminisrator with the will annexed
of the estate OF Marenda Hancock deceased
SiLAS CR0CKER
shalersviIie: January 9th, 1864 17-3ws
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Legal NOTICES.
Cainncerx saiss


C1aancery saies m
DURsq IAN q q nnsnd ga aeere.ai order q
i saleffoni the tiredit Coaftof the United sfntes
for the Northern District OF Ohio, at the suit of
George s. Nutfey and others. complananls against
10 directed shall offer for sale at ublic auction
al the tn door of the Federal Court Building n
the city of Cleveland in said District, on the four
teeDth day of March, 1854 at three o'cioek P. NJ,
ship of Rasenna, County of Portage and ssste Of
SD M S' sRs p isse ea 8
io@e-Begfnnfng at post planted two hundred aud
1--WE feet west of the east line OF said lot No six
tthepee RAINING south deg 45 min west, one hun,
dfed and dfty feel 70 q posi-; thence north So deg
west. one hundred and feet 70 posi-; thence
north deg Is min east hundred aud fifty feet
y posi-: thence south IS deg east, hundred and
ty-two one hnndredths OF acre OF lapd, be To e
same iess. but Subject TO all legaehghways
Also. pari or lot No. sixty in the south division o
lots In kayenna, beginning at point forty five aud
| said, and Ten chairs and sixty three links south o
the North line of said lot No. sixty, thence deg
SIS min &. four chains nHely two and hall links 70
the centre of the Cleveland Pittsburgh rail road
thence along the centre of said rail road track
south 81 aeg 81 min aue chains and seven links e
asaase thencsN 81 deg So minsW. seven chtins ant
sixty eight the ace of beginning, wfthth
rail road track the same, aud all rights oil The Ra
VIENNA Glass Company therein conta1ilng one acre
and S9. 100 of acre, according 10 the survey o
Samuel d. Harris. county Surveyor. made OeceW
Der 9Th i6ls, and uhject the right of way of th
| said Cieveiand and Pittsburgh Rail Road Company
Appraised $4,000.
Master Com,s in chg.
KeiihssS C6on. eompsstsssoi rssesss
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