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ton on the subject Mr.. Cass submitted
another. calling for information concerning
the firing into the steamer Promethus BY a
British vessel Of war at Graytown. First
was adopted-latter lies over.
The Senate then took up the bill extending
welcome TO Kossu.h. The subject gsyc'
raise to a lengthy discussion between Messrs
FOote. Berrien, and others.
Washington, Dec. 10.
GENATF.-Mr. Underwood introduced a
resolution directing an inquiry into the pro-
priety of constructing artificial reservoirs for
the improvement of the navigation of the
Ohio River, which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Seward, the joint reso-
luton extending a cordial welcome to Louis
Kossuth was taken up.
Mr. Summer addressed the Senate al
length in eloquent support OF the resolution,
and was followed by Mr.. Stockton on the
same side.
Mr.. Clemens opposed the resolution.
HousE.-The Speaker announced the com
on Printing, on the part of the House tC
consist of MeSsrs. German, Haven and Stau.
ton of Kentucky.
Mr.. Walsh presented the memorial of the
National Convention of Printers, complain
ing of the present contract system of exeeu.
ting the public printing, and asking for a
remedy of the alleged abuse.
Mr.. Robinson asked, but did not obtain,
consent to introduce a resolution, giving u
Louis Kossuth, in behalf of the people of the
U. S. a cordial welcome to the capital of the
country.
Washington, Dec. II.
The Senate proceeded to the election o
Chaplain, and Rev. Or. Butler was elected
The Kossuth resolution was then again
taken up.
HoUsE.-Mr. Disney was excused from
serving on the con. of elections.
He introduced a bill with a view of ma.
king the Louisville and Portland canal free
of toll.
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AMONG the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this gen Grafton 10 facilitate tie business
Of its-increase it, enjoy ment, aud even Prolong
The Term Of human existence. none can BE- named
Of more real value t. mankind, t~haD.lhis oontH
button Of Chemistry to The Henling art. A
trial Of its virtues thrOughout this bro nd country,
has proven beyond r toubt, that no medicine or
combination OF medicines yet known, can so sure
ly control and cure the numerous varieties Of pull
mouary disease, which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every year.
indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe
a Remedy has at length been found which can
be relied on TO cure the most dangerous affections
Of The Lungs. Our space here will not permit US
to publish any proportion orthe cures affected by
its use, but we would present the following opin-
ions of eminent men. and refer urther inquiry ru
the circular which The Agent below named, will
always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full
pa rlicullfs. and indisputable proof ul these facts
FROM TIE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST
COLLEGE, THE CELEBRATED
PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK
~ "A mes {. Aycr-Sir: | have used your Cher
Ry PICTORIAL in my own case of deep sea ted Brun-
l~clitis, and am SATISFIED from its Chemical cunsti-
tuition, that it is an admirable compound tor the
relief uf laryngial and bronchial difficulties. Il
my opinion as to its superior character can he oi
any servire, you are at liberty TO use it as you may
think proper. ED. lIITCHCOCk. l.. j.. d.
From he widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SliLI!lAN, NJ. ~, l.. L.. D.,
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MINER
OLOGY, SC. YALE COLLlGE, a
MEMBER OF THE LIT, HIST,
MED, PHIL. AND SGIEN.
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The JOYS OF CoNvALEsCENCE.-There are
few sensations known to the human heart
more alive with sweet JOY and peaceful hap
piness, than the consciousness Of returning
health. When sickness for months and years
has pressed the spirit down--when pain and
anguish have filed to the brim the cup of
despair, how joyful to feel within the glad
some flow of health!
Such very often are the household joys
throughout the length and breadth of our
land, where the pale and CHASTITY Consump-
tive has been changed to one blooming pic
ture Of health, by the timely use of that ex-
celIcnt and long tried remedy, DR.. Wistar's
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry, See advertisement.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm on which he now lives, living on the
road between Cadiz and yefer,on, and within a
mile aud II quarter at The Railruad route con-
thinning between sixty.eight and seventy acres,
about 40 of which are cleared and in good cult,
walton. There is on the premises II good log
dwelling house aud frame barn. There is also
an orchard of iruit sufficient for family use. For
urther information enquire OF the subscriber, liv-
ng on tho premises.
nOvl2-tf ROBERT o tR.
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GE-We know ofno subject on which pub
lie opinion is so unanimous as the efficacy Of
the lIoolland German Bitters. Persons who
have long been suffering from dyspepsia, dis
ease Of the liver, ETC., are Immediately and
permanently cured by their use. Procure
the genuine article, that prepared by DR.. G.
NJ. Jackson, at the German Medical Store,
No. 1870, Arch street, below Sixth, Philadel-
phia. Those who are ailing should take our
advice, and try this wonderful medicine. 2
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John 3. Vowel,

NEALER in Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils,
y Dye Stuff. Patent Medicines. Prrlumery
c1c.. No. "a Union Street, Wheeling, Va. Also
Manufactured Of Vowcll's Supcrut I emon
syrup" octa9-lv
NENi LEAEhN'S ware Of every description TO
w be mad at IIogg & Co.'S from Ire finest brown
Ciolh, 10 Understands and Drawers. Also, llo-
sicry and Gloves OF every variety. and Combs OF
all kiGls, a nice stock to be had at
noy5 ifoGG & Co.
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; KILLS a. GEn >. wELL.
Kells & Caldwell,

(SuccessoTs Co James PAUL. & Col 8s'
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Chemicals. PAINS and Oils, Naval Stores and
Glassware; also mannfaoturers OF Coach, Copai.
Japan aud Leather Vamishes, AichOhol Spis.
Of Nitre, and Sglp. Ether, eic., etc. No. lis,
Market street, Wheeling, Va They have on
nand the largest aud most complete assoHmenI
Il al articles in their In c, ever brought To this
mnTket. oct29-lY
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Notice in ChaneerY.

J Ohm D. MGrew,
". fettiOn iUr Divorce.
Eliza M'Grew.
ENLIZA M'GREW is hereby notified that on
~ lie 18th day OF Nuv6 mhrr. 4. ID. 1851, John
B.. M'Grcw fle,I in the Court Of Common Pleas.
Of the county OF Harrison, and State of Ohio. u
petition in Chaucery against said Eliza MGrew,
the object and pa icr 90 which petition is. that
said John b. M'Grew may be divorced llom her,
the said Eliza M'Grew. l.. c. FORSYTHE
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated this tn day Of Novemher. Isl St
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J. G. E. Reid.

VNTHOLESALE and, retail WINE md ~
wv QuOR DEALERS, east eide &C Main ST. /,
a oove the Stone Bridge, Wheeling Va. KEEPS
constantly on hand a large nssOrtnleHt Of For
eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cordials,
winch win be sold on the most nccon modeting
terms. constant supply Of Irish and Monnn
Igahela Whisky constantly on band, Scta9.iys
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Tga& LOUISVILLE DH3MHGReAE
\ < PUBLISHED Mt the following rates:
Daily, per year, payable quarterly, So 90
Tri- WteiIy, per year. in advance, 4 90
Weekly. per year in advance, goo
Subscriptions wilt also be received for any Pc
Rod of time. mt the above rates, when paid in nd
vance. Letters in all cases must be post-paid.
Pc sons residing in Harrison county, deslrnus of
subscribing for The - Democrat" can Ito so by
leaving their names ut the Sennncl Office.
dscI0 HARNY & HUGHES. Editors.
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BS-Nothing ever touched the heart Of {
reader that did not come from the heart o
the writer.
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r. r Brooks.

No. ll2. VAIN ST WHEELING, VA,
EEpS constantly on hand n large rtock of
IN CONNECTION ARIES Olhls own manufnc-
ture, which he can aud will sell cugArER than
any Other pstabli -hment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand. as also a
choice variety Of Cakes suitable tor parties. &c.
lie also manufa cturcs ' Bricks Ceiebrr ted
Candy" the best article now in use. for
Ceughs and Colds. IA
Oriers from a distnrce are solicited, which
will be PROMPTLY attended to. octl9-iV
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HSb'REG'E;.

A Ill Temperance organizations Of Harrison
"a and Jefferson counties are hereby notified
that the next meeting Of the Harrison and Jciler.
sou Cou' ty Quarterly Council will be held at Mt.
Pleasant, Jefferson county. Ohio. on the first Sat
ur lay Of january next, at g o'clock, y. NJ, at
which time aud place they are respectfully re-
qucsted to be represented by FIVE delegates from
each organization WIN. PiIlPPS,
Huntsville. Dec. s.. 81. Asst Secretary.
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Patterson G Co., Druggists,
~EVSA3eEENg. Wa.

r TANNERS OIL Ten barrels Tanners Oil
& No. ! aud ,, just received and for sale by
nov5 PATrERsoN 81 Co.. 81. Monroe st.
hNDIGO--Twu cases Madras and Manila In
Z digo, II prime article. just received Ivy
novi PATTERSON & Co., 80 Monroe st.
NUTMEGS-0nc case prime No. | Nutmegs
Y received and for sale by
no,5 PATTERSON Il Co 80 Monroe st.
lNSEER OIL Vurpcnrine, Alcohol and
A Lard Oil constantly on hand ut low rates.
nnv5 PATTERSON Il Co. 80 Monroe st.
s ED LEAD--Red Lead, Viii e Lead, dry
I. 4 and in oil: Lithargc, Vcnitian Red and
Spanish Brown, constantly on hand and Tor sale
by PATTERSON & Co.,
nov5 80 Monroe St.. Wheeling. Va.
NOD LIVER OLA supply OF Coz Liver Oil
" warranted pune and fresh. for sale by
PATTERSON e. CO..
nov2.tf No. SO. Monroe st, Wheeling. Va.
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The Central Committee are requested to
meet at the National House, Immediately
after the County meeting shall adjourn
business of Importance will be brought be-
fore the Committee.
LEWIS LEWTON, President.
NV Grnnr Snnrn.nnr
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.
6. q IT. M'FADDEN.

A RE receiving an extensive stock OF FAN and
"a Winter Goods, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Goods, purchased recently in the East
crn Cities The people are invited TO call and
examine their st0rk, for they are determined to
continue on. as the, ever have done, to sell their
Goods ON (,ir :eTlns sep3
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Rg-The nightingale, that sings to is mes
Ties no where but in our OWN bosoms.
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Single Subscribers, 900
~ We trust that our friends who so literally
patronised us during the present year will contin-
ne their fty0rs. and make Il reasonable effort to
enlarge the Clubs in their several neighhorhoods.
As it viii he important to all parties TO have the
subscriptions sent in at an early day, we respect
fully urge oar friends to use their utmost cndrav-
ors to procure us as full ii list MS possible.
dec 1915 FARAN Il ROBINSON.
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Democratic County Meeting.

The undersigned, Democratic Central
Committee of Harrison county, respectfully
call the attention of the Democracy of this
county, to the importance of being fully rep
resented in the State Convention, called to
meet in Columbus on the 9th of January
next, to nominate one Judge of the Supreme
Court, and D member of the Board o
Public Works, end also appoint delegates to
represent the State of Ohio, in the coming
National Convention, to nominate candidates
for President and Vice President of the Uni
ted States.
By the Apportionmcnt, based upon the
last Annual election, and accompanying the
call Of the State Central Committee, Harri-
son county is entitled to THREE DELE
GATES.
The Democracy of the County are respect
fully requested to meet in mass meeting at
the Court House, in Cadiz, on
Thursday, December 25th, 1851,
at one O'Clock, Z. NJ, to select THREE per-
sons, to represent the Democracy of this
County in said Convention, and transact
such other business, pertaining to the inter-
ests of the party, as may be brought before
the meeting.
THOMAS FINLEY, LEWIS EWTON,
THOS. d. GRIMES, VIM. BOYD,
JOHN GRUBER, VIM. A. GILES,
WALTER JAMESON, +. KIMMELL,
JAMES Q. LOVE, JOHN WILKEN,
A. F. CROOKT, REIN WEST,
ISRAEL BIRNEY, GEO. w. SCOTT,
H. MADDEN, G. N. ALLEN,
DAVID TENANT, II. B. HELLER,
A. JUL. SCHREIBER,
democratic Central Committee.
The Central Committee are requested to
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"a. &. Winkham.

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a ND Dealer in American, English, Ere oh,
IN. and German Goods. Clocks. Watches and
~Jrwelry, etc. All kinds o. Merch hndise, Renl
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing any descrip-
lion OF Goods Fold would do well 10 cHll.
Aueiion every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and "Wednesday and Saturday mornings
oot29-iy. w. s. WICKHAM.
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II. H. e.

by subjsciins the Laws Of Cher
the skill 81 Man. has contributed to h >
and happiness. ~ FtoPping the N
and severe pangs OF pain in an instant.
aud curing the must obstinate chronic
complaints in
~ n II :
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RAILWAYS A RELIEF.

UEFn fNTERkALLf Ahp kAThhhALLfs
INSTANTLY STOPS PAIN.
AND SPEEDILY CURES ITS CaUSE.
1T il warranted ~ give rrlirfto The following
pains in FIFTEEN MINUTES. and 10 speed
'y aud rfecmaIiy cnie the disease:
Rheumatism, Cbohc.
Inmbavo. SPINNER Com plants,
Paralysis. sick Ileadheies
Stir joints, Neuralgia.
Soreness in the Bones, Tic nolereuE,
Pain IN lie Limbs, Chill Fever.
Cholera MoiLus, AgBe Cake,
Dysentery, iieuIt Bum.
DiarrhTa. Sure Throat,
CTamps aud S~,EasEs, Colds. etc.
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NJ None are genuine unlcss put up in large
square bottles, containing n quart. and mime OF
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the written
signature ofS P. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
NJ Price 81 per hottie. or 6 bottles for SIS
Sold by J. D.. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut st'eets-
entrance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
AGENTs-John Benll. and M'Beam Il Knox
Cndiz; Ilogg Il Parrish, Mnorcfcld John ilogg
Mt. Pleasant; J. Crumhacher Il Son, Wheeling
IT. S. ~lIening. StcubenviIle. iyl6-ly
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eapied themselves in saeking the desert
I'd houses. One gentleman told that his
brother wrote, stating that be had lost
l70 piastres. and many valuable articles Of
fsfniture, after the earthquake, when all
the family had left the house. Sixty.five
boyisfof the college of MelG, are supposed
10 hase persisted. The calamity took place
wheh most Of the population were sleeping,
as rs the custom after dinner. / learn that
ia one place d lake has appeared. Mel
fais The site of an old volcano.-fn 1888,
an edusily terrible earthquake occurred in
Cala5ria. and from that period uplo this
ALMOST annually slight shocks have been
fslt, but happily without much danger or
soss Of life. Sicily has ever suffered more
thaaths Continent. The city Of Catania
sione has more than once been entirely des-
irased, The government has sent soldiers
Ind nfss,icai men to assist the suffering dis
tsicts.- Yestalday (24th) Vesuvius threw
ont boilihg water. This morning at day
hrsfk.I observed little smoke issuing
Ho2 The srater. -
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TIE LICENSE OF DEsPoTIsM IN FRANCE.
Whilst the sons Victor Hugo, and in fact
all the members Of the democratic party in
every part of France, are threatened and
prosecuted, the most violent language is
held by the Bonapartists faction. General
Orason. when speecllfying to the troops
this week, told them, Shat if ever derna-
goguery should again rear its rebel head,
it was not with the hoois Of their horses
that they should reduce it 10 Impotence y
Another Elysean general placarded the
walls Of Saumur with an order Of the day,
declaring that he would ever be ready to
make sdragonnades' against demagcgues.
An Elysee journal, too, he editor Of which
in his sleeve at the prosecutions Victor
Hngo's paper. writes in this style; de-
sire the maintenance Of the law Of the 3fst
Of May, the reelection Of the President,
and that no assembly whatsoever may be
Permitted to erect iteelf into a convention.
In order to obtain these results, we are re-
solved to march against insurrection and
to trampls under foot the articles ofths
Constitution, by the help Of which it is
thought to fetter our soili; sus will not
shrink befo,s an 18th Brumairs: and we
will advise Louis Napo con to siifs the re.
pubic i1 the day when it shall attempt to
execute any one cf its threats.
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RECEPTION OF, KossuTB. We learn
lha. a aprei'siary meeting will be held this
afternoon, at o'clock, ut the Mayors of
fee, for The purpose of making the neces'
sary arrangements prepa'ory 10 the holding
TO the holding of town meeting 10 devise
proper means for the reception and enter
tainment Of kossu,h. the Hungarian patrio.
and exile, who will, shortly pass. through
this city On his way to; Wnshin gton. This
special committee Of the New York Com.
mon Council for the reception of Kossu,h,
announce that they hnve invited the mili,a.
ry and various civic societies TO join in the
ceremonies. In Philadelphie, the Select
Common Councils have passed preamble
and resolutions extending to Kossuth n
welcome to the hospi.aIilies Of that city
Bali. Sun.
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Chancery Notice.

MILES ]. Hswlsy, Allen H1wIey and Will. -
lNl N. Williams, will tate notice that Js.s -
Il. Downes on The 6tb day oi Jane A D. 1881, T. a
against them in the Court Vt Common Pleas sI r -
iage County Ohio, HE certain bill 10 Cha Rsery
10 sulI pending in saId Court, thereb sud the. -
sm"ngst other things setting forth aud ehsrgrsg
sshstancs that al the February term Of sAid { ssi
A D 1851, the said Joseph R DIwsss recOvsr.a ,~a
several judgments against the ssi6 Miles J. II.
ley, Onc Tor the sun Of two hundred and kfiy -
dollars damages, and seventeen teilars and 81 =
three cents Gusts OF suit, aud the oiher faV The
Of one hundred and niBety dollars Esd Say er,Is
damages and costs OF suit tazea at two doll ara aa
twenty cents, both Of which SAID judgn., n,s
slil remain wholly duo and unpsid, and thai ss
SAID Miles J. has no property real personal .y
which an execution at law can be levied. =
on the 29.h day of Janutry A D 1873, the =
Miles J. seized in fee SIMPLE OF an hsns
and fifty acres Of land in lot No 4 in the towE.
Of Freedom in said county of Portage, whch he
ihat day frauduleHtly, aud without coasidsrat.
conveyed 10 the SAID Allen Hswley. That the s~.d
Allen H.~lcy has subsequently, sold and cesvs,-s
said land to the SAID William N. Williams for / /,
sum Of tweniy-siX hundred and one dellsrs, wh-fN
Is still due from the said WIllisms, and 10 sqss 4
beloI gs to the said Miles J.
The bull Prsys that the respondauts be reqsirssts
answer &C., and that on the final hsarirR so mg u
Of the amount due from the said WIIiiams - shs
be necessary for that purp"ss, may be dec,ssS ls
paid TO the complainant n ssusisciInn OF his saId
judgments at Law, AID for Ge"eral relief, &c.
1895 J. L. RANNEY, Sol. for comps.
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Constantly calling.

Horse Heads, Chemung Co. N Y. May S, 1851.
w. B. Sloan: | take this method to inform
you that | am entirely out Of your Ointment, and
to enquire how or when can get another supply.
Please answer soon as convenient, for Boatmen
and others are constantly calling for it.
Yours with respect,
WARREN.L LINCOLN.
a. See Sloan,s advertisement in another col.
umn.
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Dfatl)s.

OOON-NS|O-O7VNNNN S-ONTS-NN-Tl(~0NrO|S-L-
On Thursday, the 9th inst, at Marthas Vine
yard, Mass, WILLIAM ALBERT FOL-
JAMIE, aged 30 years and 10 months. He
had gone to the salt water in pursuit Of health,
but has found grave among strangers. HIS
was an amiable and intelligent young man, high
ly esteemed by his numerous friends here, and
AMI we are gratifcd to learn was treated with
the greatest kindness and respect by the stran :
gers among W hom he died. COM
In Ravenna, on the Sd inst, Mrs CYNTAIA
BABC0CK, relct of the late Perry .Babceck,
age SO years
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Slaeriff,s sale.

DY virtue ofa writ of vendi exponas to me direct
IL ed and delivered frnm the Court of Common
Pleas of Poraee County Ohio, shall expose to sale
at public vendue at the Court House IN the Of
Ravanna, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Norsns6sr nest.
between the h"urs of ten o'c ock Nj, and four
o'cuck P NJ of said day, the following describe
lands aud tenemeais to wit: situate in the town
ship Of Edungbu,gh, 10 the county of Portage and
State of OHIO, aud Is known by berg the north
Garner Of lot num,e three ia the nnfh west divs.
Of lots I'd tow nship, and Is bounded fIl.
!ows, WI: the north by the line o SAID lot,
the by the township and it; lines, the south
by land belonging to Divid Wilson, and the east
by the land OF J. Clark, containing foriy>ohe and
SIXTY -four hundredths acres Of land, more less.
Taken in Execution as the properly of K ng
Siokeit, implicated with Frederick Wads~oIth and
John B. CLARK, at the suit of Charles L. Rhodes
Appraised at $3.50, 90.
JAMES WO0DARD, Sheriff
Sheriff IS flee, Portage county,(
Oc, 9 h, A D 1851.
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nlarriaars.


At the Collins House, on the 10th inst, by N.
D. Clark. Esq. Mr. LEVI E. CARLTON of
Mantua, and Miss MARY L. ESTY of the for
mer place.
In Garrettsville, on the goth alt by Rev. E
Crane, Dr. AARON M SHERMAN and MA
RY H. TABER, both of Garrettsyille
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Information Wanted.

sDAsIEL CoFFAy left Ireland on the 1st
Of fsJune last and landed in Quebec on the
9th. Of July. Information respecting his
present residence will be thankfully rscelv-
ed BY his brother, MATTHEW CoFFAY.
Rayenna, Oct. IA, 1851.
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JENNY LtkD cemlse.-The Buffalo Pa
pers now say, that Jenny is coming to
Clssslaad. and gGngto Cincinnati. instead
of going to Detroit and Chicago. She goes
direct to Cincinnati, about the first OF No
vember and returns to give a Concert here.
This is the last dodge. Its said that wo-
men are tickle. - Glepeland Plain Dealer.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l6.

= This morning the orphans asylum was
entirely destroyed by fire. There were
about 100 boys in the building, many Of
whom saved themselves by jumping from
the windesas. Six persons are believed to
/ have perisbed.s Three bodies have been
found. Many.of those saved are badly
burned aud otherwise injured.