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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-09
Direct ImpOrtat

OAiSco AAN 1o& t%SAo1to'
DRY GOODS Ar WHOLESALE,
In Charleston, S. C.
G. S Hl T.. TX EsISOY ts co,
Have anu aie continually receiving by cvc-
~ arrival, CHOICE GOODS, which thew
arc prepared 10 sell at small advance
OH the starting Cost. a look at their
&O-ao33 CG.0 0D3lS
will well repay the trouble. Their Stock Of
Hosiery
IS LARGE AND COMPLETE, AND IN
GP G2 Gs Sr gn @ .
many styles will bo found no, generally
kept i'll their market
G. g. f.. l.. kERRISON g. CO,
Northwest Conner King g. Market-Sls.
Fcbrudf! 10, 1851. l6-6t
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Notice,

DR.. w. JAMES nARGAN respectfully of:
rrs his professional services TO the citizens of
sinnirrviilr and lis vicinity
oIlcr--thr Apolhccary shop formerly occu
pied hv Dr. X. s. MELLSrr.
March lGih, 1871 20 ly
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IiSSOlutiOn,

TIE STORE KEEPING BUSINESS
hric'"frrh carrr,l ON in Smn,rrvll-.
,rn lcrll; nnM,c nf COEiILAS & O'CONNOR
i his day dissolved by i.s oNn limitations, ;lnl
The wi.hir.wal of u. j. Corhl,n.
Person. indchci I" ihc iir:u can make pay
tirni Ia either OF the parties, the Ialnr OF the
firm will be u,ti III liquidation.
II. J COElILtN.
TliOS. O'CONNOR.
TIE business formerly conducted under
tho 'rr,nc uf COGIIl.AN & OCNN-
nor will he conducted by Mr.. II. O't'onnor.
Oh hi. Il, cont a; the "ld stand. I r snbscrb,r
res cc,iully recommends him 10 the patronage
,f hi lends and acquaintance.
Il. J. COGitI.AN.
March 6, 1852. 20-3t
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Notice TO StockhO. dars,

An. 81. ckhul,icrs ~ arrears Ia The iSril-
ford SrirS Female Institute Company arr re-
qurrd 10 make full pa m,nl before return day
in Narcli nc>-- lts subscriber or 10 William
Lewis. Esq. in ;itlinirryIiic.
Ijl RIDER ui The BoaTl
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry & Treas.
February :, l>32. l5-li
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For Sale.

Ny HOUSE AND LOT. in tho village nf
Snnirrviilr. where ! nnw live. IIrrrc ur.
flFrN-FlEt. ACRES OF LAND in tie lo,
Terms made ra*y 10 i:ir rurrha crs.
Jan. Il, 1872. l3-lf W. LEWIS
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Metre.

gAR ! NJ s;rAt;GfHS, having located
sy al Nurr,y'~ Ferry, pcrnlancnly, offers
hl~ services To Tie people.
June .ith lS1l ~ #
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y lady in The nri riglhnrlnol Of Pen
rl;h 23 years OF age. has .I!l.,t 90! Two
front teeth, which is The iIi.I 81. u.'
teeth il! t!.c up,,rr n,w.
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school Examination.

The Seminary Of .Watarat Science in this vii
iage, closed its Fall Session last week, with an ex
nnination--the Male Department on Friday, the
Female Department on Saturday. The examina-
ton of the former, in charge of Mr.. C. P. Hart,
Principal, was highly creditabe to teacher and pu
pills under all the circumstances, especially when
consider that majority Of the pupils had been
in aitendance for less than half the Session.
The Feinnle Department is under the sole and
exclusive charge and instruction of Miss AMY
A-PENwALL Vice Principal. Many of The pups
in this Department had been in Attendance only a
ra3, of the Session. Tie examination was very
satisfactory. showing on the plrt Of the teacher
vely apreciatieS Of her duties and Responsible
lies, and n clpabilfy and lahhrious pausfakng,
thy Of all corside' aiiou. TIE young ladies aequit
ted themselves very handsomely INDEED. showing
an intelligent understanding of the ground over
which they had gone, thorough training aud highly
nriiend .ble proficiency. We arc WI II persuaded
that the inte ligcnt visitors present. were highly
e gafsfied with the examination of his Department
We awouii deiicately sucge-t (sn silly are young
jaiy pupils embarrassed on snch oecasions) lia, il,
would be better tWleuye, " itnut Interference the
e.t!re Development ol the rr-ficie7cy and utiain-
m-nts of ler pupils TO The Vice Principal. who
frsm her intimate knowledge of -ach, is best q"l
flied for flia tnlk.
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CLUBS.

Any person who will send US the names of twelve
responsible subscribers, residents of the County OF
Portage ymeut 10 be made within the year,shall
receiss as a premium one copy Of Stephen's Book
Of Farm, work of nearly 500 pages, contain
ing 450 illustrations, The Publishers subscription
price for which is S4 per copy.
The Subscribers need not all be at one Post Oh
fee, but must all be within The County of Portage,
unless payment be made 10 advance.
~ Any person sending US the names of SIX
responsible subscribers within the County of Ppr-
4age. payment TO be made during the ear snail
receive the seventh copy for the year, as premi-
um.
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inaccnrdaIea with our usuel eusom. we issued
flie aoruluent The Presidents Messagel in adj
vince of the other nfiices. and without permitting
it 10 encroacf upon fhe space 10 regular issue.
-Poftage County WMg.
The TYhig trends up to the very verge of
truth with Tho f,nldness of n veteran. How far the
foregoing is true, may be understood by the fol-
lowing:
The Message was issued in the Daily papers of
Cleveland lafs in tlsesafternoon Of Monday Dec g.
The editor of the Wing procured half sheet of
the Daiy Herald, containing the message. with
which 10 serve his Subscribers. He reached here
with his half sheets about 10 O'Clock The evening,
in the Accommodation train, which train also
brought Us sundfy copies of tie message.
The Wing, between ten o'clock and midnight.
''issued The document in advance of the other off
ces' by sending his carrier through the village TO
stick his half sheets Of the Cleveland Herald into
the door-hdndles of the houses of the sleeping ci-
zens.
But Rdrcnna printers went TO work. and took
their time, put the messagein type, read and cor
rected the proof, and the Star Carrier boy served
MS patrons 80 early on Tuesday morning. that, on
arising IRON their beds. they found~''te Star that
never sets at their doors, profferng to each The
perusal of the message.
nus !" sphe OF Cleveland Herald half-sheets,
steam printing presses and rail road expresses the
Star served the Ravsnna public. and the PORTAGE
Cou ty public, with the message, neck and ne,k
with that enterpr'siag printer who rejoices in the
edtorship of the Portage County Whig.
Besides, the Message so imperfect and de.
fectve in the Herald half sheets, as 10 be abso
lutely disgrace to the issue of any office. The
Herald felt this, and on Tuesday re-inserted th
Message CORRECTED, admitting itself TO be mucl
mortified at the mangled manner in which it frs
inserted it.
Wonder if the Whig win reissue correcte
copy OF this important document, must its pat
rons content themselves with an imperfect man
ged, unintelligibe, worthless copy, or what woul
be better, borrow the Ohio Star of their neirhbors
in order to have the satisfaction of reading cor
rect and reliable copy of the message.
We think the editor of the Wing. in purchasin
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-15

We commenced last week. as the reauer we"
knows, tbs great Tale of T. $. ARTHUR inSn-
bordination, or the Sfoamaker's Daughter
The story is deepening ihis week. INTO ans roins
interest. No one reading the first, viii omit read
ing the remaining chapters.
This tale wall occupy the paper for several
weeks. and viii be followed by an Original 1'alc
f,om the pen Of regular contributor. Mrs,
BosTwIcK.
We print few extra copies confirming the CON-
msacenent of Arihur's Tale, that we may supply
back numbers to new subscribers. First come
first served. Now is the Tins to subscribe.
We design that the OHIO Star as family news
paper, or FIRE side companion, shall not be sutpass-
ed. The beautiful lines the first page Of to
days paper, from the psn of our regular coutrbu-
tor, will he admired.
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A CARD

For few weeks until my shop is ready my
toners and friends will find me one door west OF LteS
Block. D. NJ. SOMERN1LLE, Tailor
| Nov "a 1852. 1lJ5-3w
| u Another Scientific neutrality-suspicious. 10 Dys-
peptcs -Dr. j. s Houghtons Pepsin,lhe digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from kennet, the
fourth Stomach of the Ok, after directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by j. 5, Hough
ION, NJ. d. PhiIadephl. This is truly wonderful
ey for Indigestion dyspepsia, Jaundce liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing natures own agent,
Tie Gastrlc Juice Pamphlets containing scientific l.
dence of Its value furnished by agents gratis s. no.
tice among the medical advertisements. 1ld2 ly
|, PoisiNnG.1 thousands of parents who VernIfnge
composed of Castor Oil Ca{omci are that
While they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such
| salvation h'ss of sight, V sakness of limbs. &c.
In another column will be found the adv of
| IIobcnsack's Medicines which ash the attention
of all directly interested in their wei as their ci
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing thuse of bilious type, should make OF the
only genuine medicine. ilohensacks Liver Pills.
" ''BE DECEIVED but ask for llobensacks
Worm Syrup aud Liver Pills. and observe thai each has
the signature ofhe Aroprelor. j. N Iobensack
else genuine
GI- should be qnirersaiy k.o,r-for it is strictly
true-tat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
Of the fatal diseases Dysentery darrhpa cholera
bus liver complaint, and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue Of DEATH gen
Grated BY indigestion alone. Think of Il at dyspeptics
think of all who suffer from disordered stonacls and
you wiling to be guided by advice founded uron
peence, resort at don't delay day Hoohands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. n Jackson which,
Alternative curative and nvgorant, stands alone and
approached. General depot l20 Arch street We have
tried these Bters and know they excellent the
diseases specified above.--Pi;ladeiphia City ITEM
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o.. EsAE.ksYNRPLs3,
RCEANp TAILOR.

EEAS removed his shop two doors west of the Col
L n lins House. in The Store formerly occupied by
Aiessrs. Brown q Iurlbut where he is prepared
ecle all work entrusted his care, in and fash
BILE manner The subscriber is grateful for past
avors and respectfully soiicits their continuance lie
has hand Cloths, Doeskin. Cashmere, Satin and
Fancy Vesngs and Trimmings, also fine lot Of
Casamerelt Tweed and Geniemen's Furnishing Goods,
which he will selLvery cheap. superior lot of
READY MADE GlOp UlMGs
constantly hand. Particular attention paid to CU
TING where garments made of The shop. All
garments made by him warranted 10 fit, and all
work warranted
Kavenna, June, 1852. L. DALRfMP LIE.
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"Thev CAN'T Keep House Without 1T,

Experience Of than sixteen years has established
the Merchants Celebrated Garglihs oG or unl-
Family Embrncatun VIII cure must cases. anu re.
heve all such as
Spavins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil Callous. Cracked Heels. Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains Bruises, Fis-
:ua, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange,
Rheumatism. Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons. Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites
Bos, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chappcd Hands, Cramps Com
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the JOINTS Caked Breasts, dc. &c. DC.
The Unparalleled success this O in the of dis.
Horses and Cattle, and in human lesh is
daily becoming more the farming community.
hardly be credited. except by those VINO nave been
keeping il in their stables and houses what
vast amount pain, suffering and time, arc saved by
the timely application Of this Oil -,o,,,
BE the of the sole proprietor, OEohGE
w. MERCHANT. Iockpurt. N ". Is bowh IN the slue
Of the bottle aud in his handwriting over the cork
addressed the proprietor VIII be promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet of the Agent and see whal wonders are
ACCOMPLISHED by the use of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, IN the United
States and Canada. Also by
Gu - -.-N,s .,a, n.as- }. Ii. Sprague Garrettsvil
Gibbs \ Day Deereld-H. l.. Cater EarlvilIe-
j. ". Gone, FraaAlin Nlills-A. NJ. Stanna1d, a
water-Join Manan Auhurn-J. II. kbbe, W arre
F. l.. Heath & Co., Cuyahoga Falls and
Wholesale and Retail by Ii. q 4. Gaylord, and
j. Wenlam Cleveland. lis
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Not being.WillfsSG 10 pay us onr usual price f"r
such ws,rkthe ctfrai, agAnt IF that cheap hunbug,
v-ry n ..4s.p to the cheap offiee.-Psrt.ge ge
CopntySf57Etl'g.ss
Weq'lote the ebeya. not on account of the un-
deseF ~Ain-sat the 'aeent'' in question. but to
tendes-A@S ta1nks ta the Hhig f,r its unexpected
capttor, ia adsnif,ine tiat work is done at the Star
<office uy,oa more reasonable terms than at the
ttThie office. We are satisfied to work for fair.
s.3iging price. We assure the Whig, the candor Of
Ms ADMISSION isappreciated by US, we trust the
sscf admitted will be by the pub e.
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Great Offers.

As an inducement to the citizens of Portage
County, to subscribe for the Ohio Star, we make
the following offers
We will furnish either Godey's or Graham's,
each three dollar Magazines, and the Ohio Star
for one year. for three dollars and fifty cents in ad-
vance.
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Ee wise im ii.sc.

SesfsSe the sliaAlr ere the snbafascf fades "
Hrw many prrs Ms there have been who are
now sleeping the sleep of death, who mi-ht have
gatife.i d c;rcla Of mourning friends had they
when ia..lssHth and life, h,d Daguereo'ype
td6et,e I'm thu rnilst of life we are in death. %
SO realer, HE thee to Mit,hews' Daguerrean
Cas~1n the Pahlic Square, before he goes South,
and gel pc'ure that is worth having. Matthew'S,
an artist il ;et BY good judges, to be
unsxceiled by 2 ,guerysans of the best repute in
tile Eastern ctiss..
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BOOKSt R 0KS!!

Fc- EFT, Proctor tYos ossiatiagien.
l3S SUPE..o. S Ekr, CLEVELAND, ONO.
w ~, r.e at ett,nu of the public
tn cir is1 e ard varied assortment OF Books .
al 1epa,tmenis of literature, which they ofler
at vn,lesal- ret.l, n, very low prices.
CorNTKY MERCHANTS AND BOOKSELLERS
Will fl i 70 their advantage 10 call un US b.
.e pure ,4> ng elsewhere. Our stock OF Sen
io,,. :, Juv les and S a ionery, Is large M
.uu. :. {, we can sell al such prices Us WI
nake n o lect TO buy oil US.
tlR AGfNIS AND PEBLARS
We h,ea lne .ot of Books. valuable, n,eres
.g n, en- 20. which will sell first rate and pa
ha tsom, profit The following is a part
NJ:
Parle,'- Celebrated Cabine, Library COZ
tanning wehty beautiful volumes, five hundre
ad,uira lie epgravings, and nearly seven ,ho'-
sand pages-by Hon. Samuel q. Goodrich
gentleman who, Peter Farley, has made IL
larue "A househoie word in TWO hemisPheres.
These popular books are library in lhPu :
selves. They embrace the most important sui
ects in history. iingrsphy. science anG art. s'
lhtlcinusiv arranged well condensed. and clen :
ex pressed. as tn be equally profitable to bot
.nung and old Some idea oi their populs'l y
nav be formed from the TACT Of their having
zen introduced all eaiy into over six thuus"r'
,mlies, OF the mos, nefned, intelligent. and ju-
!irirus portions of >ociey.
the most 6is ing"i,hed men in America have
given This Library their enthusiastic approval.
md the press have been lavish OF us praises.
The Enc, clopeda N nj Useful and Eo,er erainina
knowledge. BY w. r. Hiurfay. F. r. S
oc.avo, 536 pnges $50 eEgrayings.
,,,E,,. In.
versal Lihrarv of Literature by Waiter
Pe'civaI. Octave. $50 engravings.
ihe Pict rial Family Ency cInpedi1. By Wa
ter Pereiva' Octave. $50 engravings.
Murray's Plc,oyi1t History of the U. S.
The Library Of Natural History, complete, 400
engraving=.
Colman's Picoriul Agriculture, and Rura
Economy.
Josephus, va i,us editions.
Lorenzo Dow's Works.
Dicks Works.
Robinson Crusoe, fine edition. full of engraving
S ,rgeni's Temperance Tales. frustrated. Thl'
is took which every one interested IN Ten.
peranre should own.
Carnes' Voyage 10 the Coast Of Africa. cap
ita book.
Kossurh in New England. This volume con
taius many Of the finest speeches OF this gFe"
| man delivered in America. His speech. de
| ivered on Bunker Hill, inspired as he was b.
the place. aud he memory of the pas, /
alone, worth d. ub'e The pr,ce of he book
Works of Lyman Beecher, D. ID.
Beecher's Lectures to Young Men. 22,0n(
cnpiesssold
Coles Diseases OF Domestic Animals Bes
work of the hind published $4,000 copies
| sold.
Schenck's Gardner's Assistant.
Breck's Book of Flowers and Ornamenta
Shrubs and Frees.
Anne lean Fowl Breeder.
With many other books too numerous to men
ton
We publish, also the inimitnble and world
| renowned
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Anti-sIavery Meetings.

An Anti Slivery Meeting will be held at the
Center of F.dinburge, in the Methodist Church, on
Friday aud Saturday evenings, the l7th and 18th
inst. J. W. WALKER will be present aud address
the meetings.
He will also speak in Rootstown on Sunday,
Dec. 19lh
Dec. Is 1852.
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P. Holt,
Merchant Ia Ior,

MOULD respect uily announce 10 HI. friend,
w and ihe public that he hns t,katr the shol
opposite The Prenriss Hnuse and has isi rereV.
I'D new lor nf goods, such as Broad Ci. tHs
',nssime'es. Does kins, Si,ins and Fancy YES.
'ngs, which he is prep red 10 make up Gus
TONERS at the shortest nolice. Also, Ready
Ha.le Clothing Constantly hand. Cut lug
done 10 order and warranted 10 fit.
P. HOLT.
Ravennn, December 7h, 1852
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WixTEg SESs aa.

NHE Seminary of Natural Science, Ravenna
l. Oni,, vii! commence its third, or Winter
Session. for the current Academical yea', OF,
Monday, December ooh. 1852.
% For particulars see Catalogue
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NOIlCE

Is hereby given that the Directors of the Franklin and
Warren Rail Road Company have located the principal
Office of said Company Franklin Portage County Ohio
JOEL w. TYLER, Secretary.
Noyemher 26. 1852.
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Gernoal Insurance Agency office. Ravcnna,o-
~ .yalaIya,,2a

At the Fteedcr House iii Difkesburgh the 1st inst
by O. l.. brake Esq, Mr.. ALEXANDER JErTYs, Of Stow,
Summit Co, and Miss MARY ANN JONES, OF Paris Portage
County.
In Edinburgh Nov. 18th, ly Henry shcweN ESQ. Mr.
JEREMIAH FiFER, Of Randolph, and Miss ANNA WILREs,
of Edinburgh.
In Ravenna the I'd inst, by Rev VIM. D. Sanders,
W. DWIGHT RowEIL ESQ., OF the firm of Rowell & Broth
er, and Miss AMELIA n. COLLINS.
In Cleveland, on the 10th inst, by Rev S. B. Garfield.
Mr. JoIiN E. Hunt Jr and Miss HARRIET A. WnirrLE-
sEY, granddaughter of Hon. Elisha Whittlese Of
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officers poflage 10. Br. Stale Bank OF UhiO
K. +. Campbell. President.
]. Fl. Ebbert, Cashier.
Bank open from to IL A. NJ, and from 10
8 O'Clock, P. NJ. Bank closed IN Chi, mas and
New Years day, aud on 4lh ot Jnly-
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n 81 = @s
FIRE AID LIFE INSURANCE.
HET,Nd ms URANCE COMPANY,
of Utica, n. Y.

of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company
of Hartford Conn.
Western FarmsrS' Mutual INSURANCE Co.
of New Lisbon. Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies. will Policies on the most f;i-
vorable terms.
10 The ahave companies stand among the hest
managed and safest Insurance ,npaes III the coun-
try. Applications made TO
is HERRICK,
GerneaI Insurance Agency office. Ravcnna,o-
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AGENCY OF DK. S. FIfCH s
Celebrated Medicines

ETSED by him with such distinguis ed success in The
q cure of Coughs, Consumption Catarrh, sthn.a
,ieart seases Dyspes ,Gonorrlloea. Piles Fe'na {
Complaints &c Also DIR. :. Fitc''s Abdominal sup
orters Shoulder Braces Inhalng TUBE s. aud Lecture
On Consumption, and the art OF Preserving hfe anc
ea to old age &C.,
RODOLPIIUS BARI has heea appointed agent
the sale of the aHove goods, and will keepth IN 90
fani on hand at his esiuence Brimfeld only age
fr- Part#ee County, Oaio.
~ DIR. Fitcl's Guide Boo TO invalds and dir c
10, f, p oncng health, and ins uct"ns 10 mot ers
ut man cement If ch.ldren, may be had, ratu
Is'y, ny calling for IT at ms residence as aove =
>tremely valu ibIe book n BARD
Rr;,n in'd 1aa e 'G+2 %
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AENsNESTIs EorICB.
VuHHE undersigned has been qualified Administrator
the of William r. Jerome late of Atwater,
Portage County, deceased.
THOMAS C. HETGHTON.
Atwater Nov. 10, 1852 1l9i-3w
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UNCLE ToM's CABIN,

By Mrs. Harriet Beecher St",cr.
The sale of this wok sinnds without parni
lei in the anpals Of book publlshiog. Tine sale
in this country has. in the short space OF I
months reached almost 100000 copies, or
100000 volumes The sale of it IN England
equals if not surpasSes. the snle in this country
and it is being translated INTO all the languages
OF ihe Con- inenls. so that soon the whole Of the
civilized and enI, gh'ened portion Of the world
wild have seen aud read Uncle Toms Cabin.
The work i, published in three styles Of bind
iug-paper, ST. 90; cloth, $3.50. and cloth gil,
81. 90.
In add ion TO ,hese. we have in press. an
ELEGANTLY ILLUS RATED EDITION,
Octave size, on new stereotype plates, vi h
about 100 henu,iful l!uslra ions, making an eIe-
CANT eil book lor the coming no lays.
We have nI-o in press an edition Of Unrle
Tom printed in the German Language. The
price of ,kis will be about so cents in paper
covers.
We have large assortment Of fumily quar-
,v bibles. from Sl.25 10 $4,000; also, poke,
bibles from 37t cents IT, 500, with oil kinds of
books suited 10 lhe Fa'mer, Mechanic. Mprcbai t
md the general reader. Tor sale at the loves
prices.
Public and Private Libraries furnished at the
lowest prices at.
THE p, .STON BOOKSTORE.
Il95 l3S Superior street, Cleveland. O.
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MARK s.

CLEVELAND, Dec. IS, 1852.
FlouR-superfne 425at,37 Extra, 45oa4,75.
WHEAT-W hte, SSe-Northern s5c.
OATs-scarce 4la4j.
BuTTER-Fiskiu 19d20.
CHEEsE-Sa9.
LARD-10a1aa;
PoRK-In hog, 60OaG2J; Old mess, 1sooa1s,5O;
WHITE BEASs-In demand l,75.
PoTAroEs-5Ga6l3
lIAY-10,00aIU,50
BUFFALO, Dec. II, 1859.
WuEAr-90c.
CoRN-62ic.
NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1859.
FLouR-sales 2O0O bbs o,aGa6,l2 for common to
straight; 5,12a537 for mixed to fancy Mich.
NBEAT-1lO
PoRk-Moderate demand. 1s,l2nls25 mess.
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TEts&s and CAPS.
fine assortment of
Mems Silk Hats
Black Wool Kossuth Hats
SUp'r Fur
Silk Plush Caps,
/" Irving Caps,
Mohair
Boys Black Wool Kossuth Hats,
Sup'r Fur
Pearl
Saxony Wool
Cloth Caps,
Silk Plush Caps,
Velyeteen
And variety of other styles, just received at
GIMFTr,S
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TIE OHIO STAR.
Grenf AItractions.

u Seuaor GiLLErr wnl accept our thanAs for
documents.
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B There Will be meeting of the Poriage
Co. Temperance League at the Court House in
Ravenna, on Friday, Dec. gath. 1852 for the i.ur-
pose of choosing Delegates 10 represent the coun-
~ in the Convention to be held nj Columbus, Jan.
5h. 1858. II. PRATT, Pres.
Dec IL 1889
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SUEAESU
a fine lot Just received. consisting of Brown navannn
u Muscovado, Crushed Powdered Granulated and Cof
fe Sugars very cheap at ROWELL'S.
Oct. 1S, 1852.
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NE W eitsssfDN

EELANKETS.-A fine article of yd Blankets, just
RP reed and selling cheap at GILLHTrs.
Oct 25