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nTWelve degrees below Zero

i Sthe weather has been extremely cold and
IA may continue SO III rough the winter, the sub.
scflber would say that he has on hand an assort-
ment of -3--#.s5-- So s,af
Pilot and Bearer Cloth Deer Goals,
that will enable man to encounter the most se-
we're weather incident this lattude, in compsra.
i've comfort. Also, good assortment of SACK
and FROCK COATS and VESTS, all Of which we
ing Stores, and as Low as can be bought.
Dec24 Ss7y. 5s5 - essstt-C C.. PRENTISS.
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No medicine in use has aecompiishsd So
Many Extraordinary Cures, and aivisf, so
Universal Satisfaction in every yaristt, and
stage of disease, or that has Nd 50 Hsten,
sive and Rapid a Sale as slesas oinsnaena
and Condition Powder. Hys -
THE Ointment is rapidly supsrssdihg al
other Ointments and Liniments for the cure
of Fresh wounds, Calls of all kinds, Sp tsius,
Bruises Cracked. heels, Riagbope, 5NinG,
gals, Poll Evil, Callous, spavins, Sweeney,
Fistula, Sitfast, Strains, Launaness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet Scratches o. Crease
Mango, and Horn Distemper. e
The Condition Powder will reno le al
inflammation and fever, purify the blood, Isss-
en- the skin, cleanse the water, and streEg gtAsn
every part of the body; and has proved .
sovereign remedy for the following sdistasess
Distemper, Hide bound, Loss of Apfstfte.
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Infaminatiea
of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; slse,
Rheumatism, Commonly called stiff corn
plaint,) which proves so fatalt to many yzlna-
BILE horses in this country. 1t Is also a safe
ndcertain remedy for coughs and eeldsMhieh
generate SO many fatal diseases,ds asE@s
These remedies Newer Injure, and Alwa7p
Cure if the directions are followed. f
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CLOTHS, GAssIMERS & SATTINETTS.
II DIX, blue blk, green and brown, French,
I'D English and American Broad cloths, Ameri-
can, English, French and Scotch Cassimers, among
which may be found some of the best goods ever
rought to- this market. Also, great variety of
attinetts, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Velvet and
heeps Grey, SC all ofswhich wiii, be sold cheap
borcash or readylpay at H. Z. and R. JAYS. e
Oct 10 ,IS5l5-s gstessz sszs s,sy. s-ssgsza-s &
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DRESS GOODS.

~ s DRESS GOODS.
NUsLIN de LANES, plain, fg'd and watcre
Nl Poblins, Alpacas, French Merine es and M
har Lustres, together with many other new an
beautiful styles Of Dress Goods, can be foun
cheaper than ever before sold in this county, at
Sep 255s n as-fs3.- az sROWELL & Co.'s
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The First Arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods,

A v. HORR would respectfully announce to
IA. his old friends and customers, and all others
in this region Of country, that he has just returned
from the east, and is now receiving large stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which We are selling at lower prices than any pre-
vious assortment. l found Goods of most kinds
lower in market than ever, and as our sales have
very much increased, I have decided to reduce my
prolific still lower, as large sales, no rent, and an
economical course in business will admit Of selling
goods at less prices, at retail, than can be done in
cities. would be glad to exhibit my goods to those
who are wishing to purchase, and Ithink they can
save money by calling. s.s..zts u.
Shalersyifle, Sept. l, 1851.
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1851. 1851.
90 szs - GsszsZss.z4:s
IuOC-KW KWOOD'S
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH
i - NIn AZ. cCIl InM EVnD ECO
1851.

- = HINU 10. .EDILLUIS LAINIDHs
HsHIS LINE runs in connection with Liv>
s l. ingston, Fargo & Cos, Eastern, Wes>
tern, Southern and Canada Express at
Cleveland, and Adams s. Co.'S. at P Pitts6urgh,
giving it advantages over all ether modes of
convey ancein Northern Ohio. An Express
will leave each of the above mentioned pia-
ees, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in
charge of. trnsty and competent messen.
gers. - .ea a7@-s
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l Prescriptions carefully eonlunded d. 81
aines9, Hs5l.s i

WOMANSz RIGHTS, TRIUMPHANT
LIVERY lady in Forage county can new have
1Nfa sbIwTfo suit her taste, By calling at Prem
nssswaeIe is now opening beautiful sssortm ent,
consisting Ebay State, Umpire Mills, Watervliet,
Turkaae, Gashmeres, S.radiias, Bracha, &C., bo't
ow will be sold lorer than at any other store
I n tod Portage .,,s ssaaS Nov. %, 1851.
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q back woods Judge thus c!easly 'defsnes

a. back woods Jldge ihus c.ed1ly oeIsues
she ime Of murder. Rs 6.
s5ipfder, gentlemen, is where a man IS
rurderously killed. The killer in such,
acase is amuTderer. Murder by poison
is MS much murder as murder with a gun
Ii IL the nsurdering which constitutes aur-
der in the ey yesof the law. Ynds will bear
in mind TINT murder IS one Thing md man.
slaughter anotber Therefore. .H il is not
nianslaoghier it must be. murder. Sells
murder has nothing 10 do with this scase.-
:. One mar cannot commit .felo desc on
sanolher that is clearly my view.s Gestie>
men. i think you can have difliculty.--
Murder. say, is. murder. he murder Of
II, faiher is fatracide; batsit is moi fratra,
-; eide f man murders his mothers You
esas know what murder Is, and fineed not Tell
Is you what il IS not. I repeat thai Jnurdet
is tnufdor. You may relire upon il if you
like. NJ No. ssa' ss9ss So y, :
When. a Kentucky judge, some years
since, was asked By an attorney, upon
sapns s:rnnge rulfng, sfsAthnt law, yeul
-sss honora'' he replied, IF stss eor,rt nnasr
stand hsiYlf, and ice tllipk size DO, it are r
:. Since The liquor law was ndopted il
sss Maine, cocktails have to nppeafsin disguise
- Mint iulips are boug ght al The Druggists
2 uldef The head Of "peg getablo tonics,," whit
sherry scobbers are known as s'sinspire
10 cordwainers. T he people OF Maine mo,
sss-Doi consume as much .sordsat spirits 4
formerly, but the way they indulge /
80 1nedicinep is a caut on. ilss ks ; ,sss@FsE
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fs5 Clover & Timothy seed
ETN0R saie 1t JOHN II. BosTWlcK & Co.'s.
IL seamptensPoft,s Jan. 22 1859. sf-. 80 80
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SCHOOL BOOKS-All kinds used in
- The schools 10 this vicinity, op hsnd, and for
sale atsNs 2 Sss:Asss go SS# HoRh1.
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Chairs by STEAM.

rElEIE subscriber successor Of Taylor B.
1 ] McElwafD, is sfprepared to furnish at
his large Steam Factory. just nor,h.ofs The
Preniiss, House a. variety OF ,Caneseni,
Windsor, Dining. Office, Bcston, appd Child
ren's Chairs, at low prices, and OF % coed
workmanship as the best Of materials, ma.
chiuery sud skill can make.
He is also prepared to execute jobs 81
Turning, and Saving Lumber for saah.
Blinds. Doors, &c., on short notices for
ready pay. JAMESgB. McELWAiN.
Ravsnnn, Nov. J., I850.5.si 2sosE
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2
ELI. STYLE HATS

20 -.t - FALL STYLE HATS.
III Z. 8 R. DAY have just received by express
Ii two cases Of the latest style Of Gentlemens
Hats OF a first rate quality, and will be sold low.
Any one in want of Fashionable Hat will do well
TO call and look at ours before purchasing else-
where. \ E4zs as t9 9zs;fss 80 47s i.sss7 sep
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AT COST.

-T HATCH being desirous 10 elose the Boot
~. Shoe business, will soil fac French Cali
Boots, Boys thick Boots, thick Shoes, calf and goat
shoes, eman's Bootees, &C., at FIRST cost for cash
Now is yeur time. 9 SsE
Rayeana 5ue, 25th, 1851.
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Early arrival Of Boots & Shoes

A ". HoRR is row recesing a. good assort.
a. ment Of Boots s. Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear Call ann see them as they are for sale very
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yXTALL PAPER.-2775 pieces Wall Paper,
w from to % cents, comprising a large vare
ty of patterns; also beautiful assortment of Fire
Board patterns and Window Shades just opened
and selling very low at PRENTIss'.
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A LPACeA-Plain, fg'd and watered Aipaccaa
II ofaH qualities and prices at
cct20 sa.si RowEEL and cos.
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!. "A special messenger will leave Massillon
on Tuesdays of each week. Returning,
will leave Cleveland or Thursdays; forit
purpose of taking packages of Money, &C.
~ sTEnE - AGEN TS.I
G.. g. Cobb Cleveland,
Baker s. Fersythe, Pittsburgh.
80 J. r. Cecil & Co. Massillon. ssrsr
s..a Clarke, Parks &. Co, Rochester.
- EN-. Perks. Youngstown.
W, B.aTaylor, Warren. 5sssi ss sssa
~ A. g. N. CLARK. Newton Fallss
VIM. Ward, Ravenna. 3
-@ -Rawson,-A Akron.- :.
| s. Daniel Morrell. Hudson.
ss VIM. Fl. Burke, Canton.
| April g5, Is51.-... e,..,s,-. -
Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Jewelry
and otheravaluable goods, received ard for
warded with despatch. The collection Q
Notes, Bills, .Drefts, and accounts prompt
10 y. s. LOCKWOOD, Proprietor.
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r
The lime ia MOI ostsn. when egisaiors will be called
upon Tor reports OF the capabilities and opera
pons Of the districts they represent the ground OF egs
ason Already in State perhaps in others, islsve
districts ale recognised scientific Districts placed
der the cogazance OF those who represent them their
State legislature The representatives OF tho same State
IN our natonal legislature have been requested by
exchange OF The minerals and other natural resources
within their reach to procure specimens Of the produce
ions OF other States and other countries. Such opera
ton Is entirely ia accordance with the spirit OF the age
and, under the law OF progress, be realized
la AID OF such an operaton schools in sundry cases
are making surveys OF their own districts From such
surveys maps OF the districts and the townships where
The schools are located drawn by tho pupils alike To
their entertainment and instruction On and with the
maps are designated and described the rocks and nea
deposites generally. soil, natural growth streams, mill
power, agricultural improvements. manufacturing opera
ions, and the resources OF science and OF wealth 10 their
various departments. Such surveys. explorations. and
descriptions result Immediately in valuable collections,
both oil nature and OF art under the joint action Of schools
and families In many parts Of the country every school
and every family provided by tbs hands of their
bers, with cabinets OF minerals and large OF
natural and artificial curoses Then domestic exploa-
lions, aided by Legislative action, extended and maured
would hardly fail OF opening resources, and OF bring
ing into action new agencies and increased energies for
the promotion OF SCIENCE, WEALTH, and MORALS"
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CARD The management has pleasure announcing
engagement for few nights, with the eminent coincidence Miss
Emma Fitzpatrick, from Dury Lane theatre London, will
make her debut evening Letita Hardy,
Bellies Staagem, and Mama Dsngton the
Of" Roland for oivs supported by Mr. c. Wheategh
the Pncesss theatre London his first here
auxiiares the esabshed fsvortss 81
pany.
Also order crafty the theatre,
additional bancy ls production of elegant comedy,
extraordinary has been effected
stsrs senta soto Mademosee Pougaud Melissa
Drouet LeedeI nvgne, Mons Mege, who will perform
Grand Ballet advertisement evening this week between
play afterpieces. Prices usual. .38
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Madame Sontag's Concert.

The expectation of the public and especially of the
musical circles in our city, is greatly excited by the
nouncement OF Madame Sontag's grand concert for to-
morrow evening at Caruss Saloon. II will be seen that
the renowned songstress is TO be aided by the whole
combination of eminent talent which enhanced the effect
and attraction OF her most brilliant series OF in
New York. We nstice especially the names OF Badial,
OF Eckert and Paul Julien, being equally well known
TO musical fame on both sides of the Atlantic Pozzolin
and Rocco have enjoyed, until their recent appearance
with Madame Sontag in northern cities, rather Eu
ropean than an American reputation. With such aids
the concert cannot fail 10 prove musical entertainment
Of the highest and rarest order. The main anticipation,
however, WILL of course, centre upon the great vocas,
herself, who alone. OF all the musical world in The
pamiest days of the transcendant Malibran, fairly
and fully divided the operate crown in Europe with
that great mistress OF musical art and powers and
who finally, in the full tide of the signal and vcto
rious enquished the trumphs of the opera to
grace, the Countess Ross the brilliant dplo-
matte circles Of the continent Such combination of
genius, accomplishment. and distinction is not to be found
in any other musical celebrity Of Of any pre-
vous day and there can be no doubt that il will be ap-
precaied here at the seat of government highly it
has BEEN and is in the other chief cities of this country
and of Europe.
is fortunate for the lovers OF music among that
concerts Of Sontag to follow closely upon those
OF Albon An opportunity to compare, under eircum-
stances so favorable the contrasted styles OF two artists
OF such eminence can occur but seldom, and will be
eagerly embraced II is proper add that the admirably
varied programme of the concert appears TO have been de-
signed 10 group together those pieces in which Madame
Sontag has produced her most brilliant effects in all the
various forms of her art The saloon Will OF course be
crowded upon each evening, should more than
one be given and those who would secure seats mus,
engage them early
| To he Editor Of The Union:
An article in the Baltimore Sun OF this morning an
nouncing Madame Sonass arrival in this city on next
Monday mistakes her hotel Her agent has secured for
her and suite rooms at Browns's Hotel M
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The citizens of Washington. members of Congress,
and soiourners from the different States will be glad 10
observe that Root of Philadelphia. the Justly celebrated
dagueueoiypsi, has opened rooms in this city and is
ready to fulfil all orders at The style OF Mr. Roots
daguerreoypes is entirely his own, and he confessedly
at The head OF his profession His specimens display not
only great genius, but great skill and originality His
likeness of General Pierce very striking and is taken
in a manner different from any we have yet seen.
We suggest to those of our citizens who are interested
in such matters TO call and examine his specimens
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The Sfafesmon's Dirge,

SAD Hvrsr We learn by letter from Poolsvlc,
Montgomery county, Maryland that Friday last n
promising little child. aged Tour years. Of M Joseph
White, of Medeys district, Montgomery county. Maryland.
get out, In company with coored children OF about
the same age, TO visit negbors house. bat missed
heir way became bcudetcd and finally lost in The dark
ness of night pligen search made by the neigbos
generally, but the little sufferers discovered until
Sunday morning, they having wandered five miles
from home. When found they lying within n few
feet Of esch other. and life was extinct Bpmor su~
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Notices.

The Fscai Hsforv Of Tcras BY WV. NJ, Gouav author
ofa Shot History Of Papsr Money and BANKING in the
United States.
In this able and Interesting volume The author has
traced the history OF the revenues. debts and currency Of
Texas, from the commencement Of the revolution in
s35-s6, 10 1s5i-52, regarding everything, might be
expected from his previous writings, from the stand
point of view Of the hardmoney man As be states in
his preface, "sone OF the facts may be particularly in.
terestng 10 only citizens OF Texas and creditors of
Texas; but the principles involved Of the FIRST impo
ancs not only TO those whose position requires them 10
study finance science, but to all who are in any
way interested IN the preservation OF the public faith
when pledged for the payment Of public Debts
II is thus work OF more general iaerest than many
would suppose from its title i, is in point of fact
treatise OF financial science. in which the writer TAX
ing the conduct OF Texas as theme, has deveoped
thereon what will regard a very orthodox sys-
TEN Of financial policy, while those of different school
will regard much OF II very erroneous AL how
ever, who take any interest In the question must
prize the book valuable on account OF the collec
lion OF facts il contans The writer has had no pre-
vious author 10 prepare the way for his invesga-
tons any considerable extent, and has com piled his
facts mainly from the original documents and records of
the Slate In commencing his book to public attention
as valuable contribution TO exis,ing fiscal history,
Of course do not wsh 10 be understood expressing
for ourselves opinion OF The authors views 10 GER
tain questions before Congress and the people as ,
the liquidation Of the public debt OF Texas and the ob-
cations which !, imposes.
The Sfatesmons Dirge,
This is very handsomely autographed piece OF mu-
sic, composed in honor OF Daniel Webster and dedicated
te his family and friends The poetry, which is appro
pirate and welconceved, is by The Rev c. w Denison
and the music is composed by Nlrs Mary A. Deni.on
well engraved portrait OF MI. Webster embellishes
the e-page of the sheet Such tribute to Mr. Web
ses memory svery reasonable Improper the present
time, and will doubtless command, il deserves. a
handsome share OF public patronage The music may be
obtained at the periodical depos, and in the roiundo OF
the Capitol
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CARBIDE. E RcsIe beg- most respectfully 10
II Of Washington will
Wednesday gid Odd Fellows Hall,
dorana Creseu and psnso The painting the
Of George egs, Philadelphia supervised by
dist gi.bed clergy city, whose
Mo.sic history with
Gil Of acknowledged
te qrand~ painting In the world No expense will he spared
have delivered before highest order Prof schsds
pianist from R.r'ns engaged perform from q the popular
orstoros on the Dec io~A
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT IN MORN CARoLINk-A bill has
been In the North Carolina gsature providing
for tho appropriation Of 81 800 900 for the purposes OF
internal Improvement ", 10000 be applied the
extension Of North Carolina rarosd 70 point in
Tennessce-he money 10 be raised on loan, payable in
thirty yearse--Norfok Herald,
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Wspablish he suboined communication in relation 10
topic which exces much interest in city al the
present time and in regard 10 which deem il proper
70 open columns 10 reasonable extent. to the va
rious suggestions OF our friends 0tH.
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10 the Editor Of the Union
SIR am utterly astonisbed TO discover from the pro.
ceedngs of the House of Representatives of Thursday
last tina, memorial has been submitted TO the Senate
praying for charter 10 incorporate four gentlemen
company to construct railroad, among other things
"commencing at 9th street west, and running thence
along Pennsylvania TO the foot Of the Capitol
square"
A railroad through Pennsylvania avenue What
deface the nobes street in America and perhaps IN the
world by railroad care whether the cars are TO
be moved by steam power by horses l. for one oeg
leave at once TO enter my protest against the proposition,
Shall up this magnificent for the mere con-
vencpce Of reaching Georgetown FIVE minutes sooner, or
three cents cheaper
enter my protest a citizen OF Washington and stll
more "a a citizen of the republic Let any man stand
upon the balcony Of The Capitol and whilst his eye takes
in the splendid panorama which spreads before him. and
particularly whilst he traces the noble which ex
tends from the base of the Capitol to the borders OF the
Presidents House. let him imagine this unparalleled
street to be disgured by the traces OF two railroads. flor
the going and the returning omnbus,) and the accom-
panments which they bring in their lraH--then let him
approve, II he can, this proposition.
Speak OF ntarians as you please, who would sacri-
flee in any degree the beauty the taste OF such national
avenue to the little, temporary convenience of passing
traveller
New York has been greatly agitaed by plan for a
railroad through broadway Let her make the railroad,
| if she wishes H. She furnishes example to us She
is commercial civ The interests OF bushes. may there
supersede every other consideration But who will com.
pare her Broadway with avenue, the advantages
of commercial facility with the beauty OF the finest street
| in the nation ve
trust that the representatives. Of this great people,
coming they do from all lis parts, will arrest
a, once the scheme that is on foot
A CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON.
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Sales OF the week AZ 500 bales OF which IS. $50 were
American 1850 being speculation, and 800 fol
export Stock al Liverpool December 3, 4il6l3 bales
OF which 205,oi9 American, against 37e, 100, OF
which 10000 American the date last year
Prices quoted for New Orleans fair, Old; middling
osd ordinary, 4d a 5id. uplands fair. 6d,i middling
sgd; ordinary. 4d a sd IS
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--In addition to the ad-
IN wheat and flour reported per Arctic, have 10
notice farther increase OF ID Cd per 20 lbs for the
former and Ill., per bushel for The latter making the ad
on the week equal 10 ID. a "a, for wheat and
is. cd g. per barrel TOR aour There is but moder
ate stock of either at market Indian corn has also
hibed symptoms Of nimatioa, and may be quoted
both Tor cargo and on The spot Cd advance for the
week. Quotations ON Friday were called Western
canal four 27s PTS Cd; BALTIMORE, Philadelphia, and
Ohio, 2ss; sour. 22s. Cd 24s Cd. White wheat, Is
Canada white. U.s. Is. 4d. Yellow Indian corn, per 4sC
lbs, 1913; white 3ls t4' t.t..t. -
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MARBLE ID,

Tudor Hall - ST. Mary's county Maryland
ST. Andrews PARISH WALTER ROBIN
SON. OF Charles, Miss SARAH ANNA KEY niece OF Hon.
II. G. g. KEY.
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{l-rhe Fair the benefit OF the POor-The Ladies'
Employment Society opened the Fair
female poor this the saloon
Shanks Pennsylvania between 9Th and 10th
west where the benevolent are respectfully invited TO attend
the funds Of
appeal generous public society
provide employment
male poor 49 H
BY order Of the board Of managers.
Dec i4-dlw E4 TT tttaa