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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-20

The way Uncle Fom's Cahn'' takes in Eng
land throws the Tremendous sales mads in thi,
count in the shnde Or the finest edit ~
large type and beautifully embelished, thirty
thousand copies hnve been sod, of the shilling,
railway edition rineiy five thousand; of the il
lus,rated penny ed tons, thirteen Of which
have been issued, twenty-five thousand are sold
weekly.
This is the book Of the ege. lis circulation is
unparalleled in the history..of American literature;
:. and when we look a. the good effect the book
has had upon our own country, we can safely
say, no book ever written has possessed such in
fuence. Mrs Stowe has immortalized herself
and won an everlasting, widespread renown.
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OCTOBER APPOINTME s.
4 S 5 2.
Dr.. e. 'FUbbs,
/ alytiCal Physician,
be in attendance at Lis rooms as fnllnws:

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RArEhNA-Prentiss House, Monday afternoon an
Tuesday LIST and ID OF November
AKRoN-CoG6'S Exchange. Friday afternoon and Sal.
Hrday, 29Ih and 30th of October.
CLEvELAND- JfeddeH House, Friday and Saturday
18th and 10Th of October.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs d.
news Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism ST! ma short
ness of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, W eakness Nervous Debility, Res lessness Loss
nf Appetite Constipation Derangenents of the Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel, Swelling Gancer, Scrofula
Ulce Impurities of tie Blotd or of any chronic or
long standing diseases invited to call. No charge
or consultation.
Dr. T. never blecds nor blisters nor is lie Il Homeo-
'atist; he uses Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic or
any other mineral medica! agents he fEomP-
nei er steams gives enetcs! Ills the
ry of disease differs from all others Il at have etn
adopted but not tandoes his system of treat
IN nj! lie docs not make sick to make well nor tar
iown to build up again; alIay irritation by patching
lp with anodynts.
We publish the following for the benefit of those who
believe like symptoms ,n,y be allayed for the time
Iot cured. Mr.. B. remains hearty to this time.
CASE i5-Tis is 10 certify that for upwards of two
ears have been subject to obstinate cong short
of breath. debility. and their attendlni symptoms
which, portion of the time, entirely ncapncItated
or laor. Several respectable Physicians cf this city
xere in turn, employed, but Wiiho.i eradcaing the
isease ltwas at one lime called inflammation Of the
Spleen Eat Iher 'Scrofuar affection of The throat
md Lungs" and l,stly arr careful examination Of
ny physicians inserted that lone lobe of The Lung and
the Liver dIsea-ed. Leaving Iysciins Patent
icdrines were taken. bnt with better success thar
before. Last January placed myself I'M Ter the Of
Dr. Tubbs. From that time grew better and continued
10 improve until the abnve symptoms were wholly re.
lave good appetite, strong. and can perform the
hardest 'abor. Further particulars of my past condition
and reatmen! will be cheerully given to any Who may
Ohis city June TO- 1852
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AcclDENr.-Ou Saturday last, Mr.. Lake, of
Franklin, who was assisting Mr.. NJ N ir of this
yinge in the reno, al ui bul,Iing, had his skull
badly frac ured by the falling of a brick, which
struck him on the front part Of The head. Though
srve ly injured, and not yet out of danger, he
seems lik"'y to recover.
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS &90a. GOO

FESHE well mcriied clams 10 public confidence, pre-
q sented by this Company, have given il exam
pied success wherever agencies have been established
1t has perpetual charter, the liberal provisions OF
which. enable il offer advantages equal TO any other
Company in the United States.
1t both the JOINT Stock and Mu:ua princ
ple The Mutual rates the other safely cnu
iucted Companies Joint Stock rates onetrd less thai
he Mutual. Eqndito dridnd ot ttrfy three and one
third per cent pad annually ddeance
Books containing and showing the advantages of
Insurance. given application at the Ravenna Agency.
Office of the Farmers Insurance Company.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Rayennn March o. 1852 II6t
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NARPETlNGS-M received on the t7tb
~ inst. Two pieces of those handsome car
pets; any one IN want of coed carpet will do vel 10
call. Ii. l. q. r. DAY
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GoprY.s LADT's Book We have before us
shs November number Of this Popular Magazine.
The embellishments are : My Eye" and Bet
ty Martin" Jesrica description # Shakspenre's
play, the Merchant of Venice" M IDLE
-ottage," which by the way, Cooley generally gets
up very tastily, .sFasLiuns f,r November e..
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upon the feInae con-
sfuon is founded upon the trutl of medical science
and confirmed by Il experience of tousa ds Indies
wlo have taken of this ca;hoEcou with the most happy
and success for tie dis and arrangements
commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are Prolars1s Uteri OF falling of tbe
Womb, Chronic Inflammation ard liberation of the
Womb. Inc:d ntal Hamorrlage, or Flooding, Flour
Albus " ties Chorosis, Painful, Suppressed and
egur Menstruation, with all their accompanying
evils Cancer excepted of whatever duration and Sc.
verify All these complaints can be pleasantly, safely,
and certainly remedied by this preparation.
Tie general failure of tie worthy attempts of lie
medical faculty this class of diseases heretofore
greatly TO lie attributed to their reliance upon local re-
m dies aside from tie of ledge of the prop
er treatment for the general economy. Already, very
many OF the profession having witnessed its saufarv
e:ecs have thrown ASIDE their entioia pre jucce
and are maniestng due rega for the welfare of their
patients by recommending the of this Medicine and
resormg TO 1t themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended
The influence of this composition unon fbe fen.fo
constitution is of the most friendly kind tie most deli
cate and feeble femnle need have fears in its use for
any length of time, for it contains no mercury nor an
article which prove IL any way injurious being made
entirely of vegetable and prepared SO as 10 tss
Ikea pleasant cordial.
Tue modas operand of this remedy, in the cure of
this class of diseases is through the general economy of
the system, with peculiar determination TO the female
organs
The prepara'io ion afer undergoing the most labored
ard scrunlzng trials by scientific every possible
way 10 perfect its curative adaptation to ts class of
ompalnts for ser of years Las become aIlt could
be desired 10 fulfil ils mission and by its fruits NAV
be known the of thousands bat IFS career is
but lst entered upon for millions of ladies' are now su
fering for want of IFS aid.
Pamphlets Containing much useful information touch
ing the nature and symptoms of the above diseases to-
gether with testimonials from ladies of the Highest res
liability certified by the satisfactory autbor
ty in the pamphlet all, which the attention of ladies
and practitioners respectfully invited be had gratis
at the store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist, Rarenua-
REFF
P. B. Pec.ham NJ. D.. Utica, N Y
d. y. Foote NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
L. ID. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua N. Y
NJ II. Mills NJ. d.. Rochester. n. Y.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord N. H.
w. w. Reese NJ. d.. City of New York
j. c. Orrick, VI. d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar NJ. d..
]. B. MARCHISl & Co.. Propretors
Central Depot, 3ot Broadway, New York
llS2-6m
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THE LITERARY GEM. edited and published by
the students of the Salem Iustitue, Salem, O.,
VIM. McClan, Principal.
We have received the third number of this in
terestiag publication, and from cursory examina-
tion should think it 10 be very useful TO those who
ure connected with that institution, as well as TO
the youthful public generally.
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Peoples Meat Market.

Bl O must fl W, that man may live.
Salin & Co., have ened Met M ,rket. in
the bnsement of Aliens Block, Main srert--where
chr -ivor Gu toners will be served III tip-'op
style with the best OF steaks, ro'sts, &C., d T.
Give them a call.
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Assessor Nd p.s,vics.

1t will be seen that the 2d District. is Free
Democratic. HIRAM STACY the Free Democratic
candidate being elected
In the Isl stiict ii will be seen thnt the Free
D mocraiic vote is second i'll pnt OF numbers, and
but for an untoward event, MIR. CoucH would
have been elected.
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"i its IInuence upon INT con-
sruton, is founded upon the trut of medical science
and confirmed by Il experience Of thousa ds ofladies
wio have taken of this ca:hocou with the most happy
and success for tie and dSrangeents
commonly called
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Free Democratic Meetings.

Free Democratic Meetings.
Meetings will be he'd, in the following named
places, and addressed by the gentlemen designa-
ted as follows:
RAxDoLrH-M Monday, Oct. II, in S;onford's
School Di,rric', A. ToPPiNa.
Sialersville- Wedne.day Oct, IL, r. P.
SpALDfSo.
Freedom l3. r. r. PAINE.
Ravenna-Oct IA, r. P. SpaLDiNe
Roo,stown-Oct. I4,i Horace Cases S ;koo
District, r. F. Pa,xE.
Sttestsboro--oct, Is. R. r. Sp4LpIxe.
CnmPbellspori-Oct, Is, p. F. PAiNF.
Aurora-oct. 20, r. p. sroa'ding Or J. c.
Vaughan.
A,waier-Oct. 90, o. P. Brown.
B imfrld-Oc' Ia, A. Topping.
Charlestown-Oc. 90, w, Burr.
Deerfield-O 26. o. P Brown.
fsdinburgh-Oc.. % II. l.. Carter.
Frenklin-Oct 27. |. Brayion.
Hiram Oct. 27. Fl. A. Hall.
Mantua-Oct 90, H. A. Hall, J. K. Pickett.
Nelson-O,t 90. Fl. II. Willard.
, Palmyra-Oc,. %. J. w. Tyler.
]. McClintocksburgh-O %. |. Btay'on
Garrettsyille. Oct. 26, 7. Eail.
Ravenna, Oct 81, IT. Earl.
Randolph, Oct. 90 w. Burr.
Rootstown, Oct. 90, Fl A. Swift.
Mogadore, Oct. 30, o. Blake, T. w. Browning.
Winliam, Oct 90, T. Earl.
GF All The above Meetings will commence
at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ
T It is thought that it may be best to hold sew
erai of the above notified meetings. at convenient
points away from the center of Townships, where
several meetings have already been he'd. The
friepds in theTownships will consider this sugges-
iion and appoint such place for holding meetings
as they may deem expedient.
q Each speaker named is pledged to meet his
appointment or employ substitute, SO that notice
may be given, in confidence that there will be no
failure.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-20

q MDER SLEEVES AND Oil AIRS
~ A splendid assortment of Muslin and Lace un-
der sleeves and french muslin collars be found a;
ihe new store of l.. a. r. DAY.
June 81
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ERE d
In Charlestown, the 9th inst RHopA ASS daughter
of William and Mia Stephenson, aged - years.
Our sister dear has left u.s.
~ A few short days to mourn;
Although her absence grieves us,
We know she will not return.
We must prepare to meet her
Where Affections cannot come;
We know that death is destiny,
We know the crave is our doom.
Dear sisters take the warning,
And brothers 1t is to you
Prepare to meet your sister,
And bid this vain world aGeu.
Kind parents. do not weep for her,
- She has left this vale of tears.
Remember it is well with her,
AMI Danish all your fears
In Freedom the 1ath uIt, of Consumption, JOSEPH
4. HowLAND. aged p years, month 2 days.
Life is span-a feetng hour
How soon the vapor fiesi
Man is tender, transient flower,
That in blcomins-dies.
aged 63 years. .s.-H ss-s-
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Now is the time TO Buy
Ready Made Clothing
et AT THE
EAGLE THING STORE,

'fE subscriber has just received and opened his Fall
and Winter Stock of Ready Made Clothing. en-
hracg the largest assortment ever brought this place.
and to which he invites the attention of the public.
HIS stock consists. IN part of BroadcIoths, Beaver.
Petersam. Pilot Cloh Felt and Blanket Overroats of
'vrry style and different ceors CiotI CASHMERE
;ashmerers and Tweed Coats of various styles
siirh dress, Frock, Sack Coats &c: Black Plain an
Fancy CASHMERE Pants; ditto Gasnett Corduroy Sheep
Gray. Tweeds, &C.; Black and Fancy Salin Cloth.
Cashmere and Satineit Vests mlde in different STYLES
Also large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
snch Shirts, Drawers. Under Shirts. Socks Hdkfs
Crayits. Stocks Suspenders, Collars, Gloves and Nit
teIs. onforts, and all other articles in this line
All Of which will be offered lower figures than can
he pnr chased elsewhere in the county Call and
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere You
will not go away Disappointed. ~
CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna. Sept %, 1852.
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% Another Sclentlac wonder!-important To Dys-
pepucs-Dr. j. s. Hpughtons Pepsn, the Irue digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennel, the
fourth Stomach of the OK after directions Of Baron Lie
big. the great physiological Chemist, by J. S. Hough
NJ. ID. Philadelphia This is truly wonderful rem.
ey for Indigestion Dyspepsia, Jaundice, yer compliant
constipation and debility, curing natures agent
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets continuing scientific ev
dence of value, furnished by agents gratis. So
tice among the medical advertisements. HOE 1y
PoisiNIse-fhousands of parents who Fernnifnge
composed of Castor Oil Caiomel care that
wfte they appear benefit the patient they ac'u,lly
laying The foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, eakness of limbs, dc.
In another column viii be found the adv ersement of
Hobensack's Medicines, to hich ask the attention
of all directly interested in their we their chh
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ari-
sing those of bilious type, should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
" "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for iiobensaek's =
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature of the AroprieIor. J. N. Hobensack
else are genuine.
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The subscribers will continue tn.
Leather. Eha0f & Sine

business on main street where he will keep constantly
hand good supply OF Boots and shoes of Eastern and
home manufacture.
Having na,e arrangements TO manufacture Boots
and Shoes of all qualities and styles, he haiters him
self that With his long experience in the qualities of
Leather, he Will be able seieel the hest OF STOCK and
by employing good workmen, he furnish his cuso-
with good article of home manufactured Roots
and Shoes as can he procured any other establish
ment of the kind in the country.
He has just reed his spring stock of Moroccos Lin
ings, shoe Thread, Nails ami kit of all kinds with
good supply of hest Buffalo Sole Leather French Calf
Skins &c, all hich Will be sold low figure cash
and ready pay.
JOHN GfLLIS.
RavennI, June 9 1852
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THE OHIO STAR.
An Apprentices Wanted.

:. healthy boy. from IA TO I6 years of age. will
nd good situation to learn the printing business.
in this Office, if application is made steady
boy, of good character viii be receiyed-noue 9th
er need apply.
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Abstract of Votes
PoIled in the County of Portage, for District As
SCISSORS on the second Tuesday of October, AID.
1852.
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Dtssoluron of H'arsnership.

"a OTIt'E is hereby given that the eo-parnersiip
~ heretofore existing eIwcen the subscribers an
der the of tiIllis 81 Co., dissolved by mupal
consent, all persons indebted the late firm and all
those having clair,s against the same, required 70
call on John Gis. at the old Stand, who is duly au-
thorized to settle the aIiairs OF the late company.
JOHN GIi.LIS,
ENOCH JOHNSON.
RaYenna June ID 1859.
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yA1E AND WE TER GOODS
At SaaIerSrjUe,

A V. EIORR is receiving general stock
: 4 Of goois. making a llrgsr assor;men
hun any other in ih's or ndjpn'ng counties
,ud will demonstrate tn all who emil aud ex-
,rnine for themselves. that we do sci! goods at
over prices than any other establishments IT,
nurIhern Ohio.
Sep. 9th.
.AIELVEf ltiDbpns. blacK and coIors all
Y widths, just reed at lIORR'S.
Sent h.
.M AIDES. al II IRIS you can find better De-
q Laines for one shilling per yard. betrei
prints al 64c. bei'er Poplins at 3lcIs beue'
g nghams al II than al any other establish
ment A. V. HORR
Sep. 6 h.
e Z LACK SlIkS-A great variety oi di i1erent
- width, selling cheap at HORR'S.
#DOUrS and Shoes, a urge stock Just reed
IO which are brought direct from manuf,c-
urers, for sale cheap and warranted 10 do good
,ervice. A. V. IlORR.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID NUMBER.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA


HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA
ZINE.
Contents of the October Number-AIemoirs of the Holy
Land-The Dead Sea, By Jacob Abbott
The Palaces of France. BY John S. c. Abbott.
Napoleon Bonaparte. By John S. c. Abbott,
Who Murdered Downie
Fragments from Young Wife's Diary.
A Soldiers first Battie-Ihe Capture of a Redoubt.
Memory and its Caprices. -
Bleak House. BY Charles Dickens. Chapter XXX. A
New Lodger-XXI The Smallweed Fanily-NXII.
MIR. Bucket. So
Monsters of Faith
Life and Death of Paganni.
Number Nineteen in our Street.
Gossip about Great Men,
My Novel Varieties of English Life, BY Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton. (CoastiSated.)
Short Chapter Rats.
Dark Chapter from the Diary cf a Law Clerk.
Monthly Record of Current Events.
Editors Table,
Editors Easy Chair,
Literary Notices.
Comicalities Original and Selected.
Fashions for October. Illustrations. Walking aud
Home Toilet-Girl's Toilet-Cap.
One Hundred Thousand Copies printed of Har-
per's New Monthly Magazine; and than Fifteen
Hundred Dollars paid American Editors, Authors
and Artists for labor bestowed upon the prepared
single number The Magazine probably read by great
number of persons than any other periodical published
in any part of the void and money expended up
it. for Original Articles and Pictorial Embellishments
than upon any other Magazine published in the United
States.
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
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H1E su pc a.
above compound over all
others for the cure of this
class of d difficulties. and
'he only remedy in a large
oortion of such cases the
immense numbers now
.micted and upon beds OF
sickness, or otherwise
suffering without a renie-
DIV, are our Inducements
to its preparation ard dis
semination thr oagbout
the country.
or knowledge of the
superior remedial pow
ers of this composition,
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Spring and StEsHa ,ner Go DDS.
III 1 III; III; u Is u. 9sE E R

G3I gA & s5p SSS5e
M invite the attention of the public the arrI-
w val of our SPRING GOODS All those who
wish get the worth of their money back will du we'll
20 look through stock, and Pr chase their spring
supply.
complete assortment of all goods necessary for the
demands of the peupie, he found. We call The at
tentIon of the a,lIes prints and dress ouds
Bonn cts &c.-Geutlemen Summer goods, slirtings,
Boots and shoes, and has. Farmers bring Your boys,
lnd cloe liem from head 10 foot, style, and
CHEAP.
Friends, call and examine goods
JOHN IL. BOSrWICk e co.
May 81. 1852
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
a LARGE assortment of Printed Lawns
~ Printed Jackonets. Coored Bareges, b.
rege De LANES, Fou lard Silks Just rec d and sell
ing very low mt RowEII. " Cos.
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The H,sHER Law: CHHIsT AND HIS Law
SUPREME. By Rev. L. Smi'h, Middiebury,
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MarcIaisl's uterine CalholicOD.

Foa THE CURE OF a CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES isN1
DENT TO THE BEST GIFT OF MAN. e..
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"NEw YORK, Nov. II, 1852"

HoGs-PRIcEs, &c. The market CONT
nues to be much stimulated, and the PRICES of
hogs and their product continues TO advance
Yesterday $3.50 gross was offered for q. large
lot OF bogs in Shelby county, and the current
net price here is 1918 to $685. net. All the
city packers are in operation, and the number
OF hogs slaughtered up to last evening was
about 25,0D0. We heard of sale Yesterday
Of l,OO0 barrels of mess pork at SIG, and
1909 barrels prime lard at 10 cents.
Last evenings lot OF $40 heavy hogs, from
the hooks sold at = cents. Considerable
sales Of green meats, from the block were
sold at an advance on previous quotations. for
particulars Of which we refer To our CONNER
eial summary.
By oar Cincinnati advices we learn that
hogs ere now higher than ever before at he
coumencemert Of the packing season. There
is continued demand East tor the New York
nsarket and at points on the railway, 6 cents
10 paid. They are now, we believe, chiefly
taken on, dressed, in which shape thew are
worth TO 8 cents in New York.
The nS1ber of hogs received at Cincinnati
mp to Tuesbay evening was 1858, of which
number upwards of 10000 were driven from
Kentucky.
The number of hogs packed in ST. Louis
on the 2Sd was 4,200. Sales at $3.50 net
Lou. Cour. 27th.
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oi D. : We hope after the late wicked and ab-
surd attempt ozone OF I'll. Sanders family to
get in OH y. as witnessed ia the Louisville
district, will pro. e warning to other menu
bers to preserve their proper sci respect
We are glad Preston beat Sanders. Served
him right. He had no business to be named
Sanders, anyhow--and else called this, he
had no business being Locofo
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How PIERCE WAS ELEcrED.-The Syra-
cuse STIR says that his election was brought
about by confederation Of fortuitous cir
cumstanees suPeriaduced by succession Of
unparalleled condolences. This 10 the & ST
decidedly satisfactory explanation o: our re-
cent overthrow We have yet seen.
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tTwe hope our weil-enough-off citizens
will pa;ronize the Omnibus, when they are
compelled to travel to and from the Depot.
the omnibus e. terprise in Evansville de-
serves considerable more support than it is
receiving.
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G-The aew Catholic cathedral at Albany,
N. g., was consecrated with appropriate cere-
monies on Sunday last. Archbishop Hughes
preached the sermon. The building is a
splendid one, and its entire cost, when CON-
pleted, will reach 100000.
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rCalifornia contains four hundred thou
sand square mics. Tnis would give eight
States as large as New York, fifty rs large
as New Jersey, aud hity-seven as large as
Massachusetts,
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az Although the Bos:ona is broken in tw,

ARpough the Bossona is broken in two
yet only the lover deck OF the stern is under
water. TIN oaiy f-sght Injured was that in
the stern o. u bar, in the hid. she sunk
very gr AQUA y, aad without scarcely any dis
comStgre 10 the passen gers. Necr!y al The
fire ghi wasaaved N a god condition. The
pres. mt rise IN the riy r pr ,baby reached
Ford's Ferry last night, but il is supposed all
the dry freight was saved ere that time. A
gentleman Of tbs city spent day ON r
after the sinking, and says he lived on oys-
tiers, &c. first rate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-30

NJA miserable wretch in Detroit, by the
name of Hook, was guilty Of hanging Gen.
Scott in efigy on election day.