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THE KIDs ApPlNe CAsE-The Baltimore correspondent
Of the Pcayune gives the following in relation the
posed suicide of Joseph Miller who connected with
the Chester county penn kidnapping 1.-THE recent
mysterious hanging of Joseph Miller in connection with
the alleged kidnapping of Rebecca Parker from Chester
county Pa to be not settled yet notwithstanding
two coroners nquests tine body resulted in verdcts
suicide The body has been again exhumed in Pennsyl
vania the contents of the stomach examined and the
opinion of several physicians given that he died poison
and hung after death in the position in which he was
found The girl is still in Jail the slave of Mr. School
field but having filed petition to prove her freedom the
matter will come at the next term of the city
final settlement Should she prove her freedom then the
charge of kidnapping against McCrery will up for
trial aso'f T.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

The STEAMER JEwEss.-The wreck of this steamer ha
been sold at auction in ST. Louis. 1t brought $3.50
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DisMIssEp.-Three clerks in the Sixth Auditors Offc
at Washington, said to be wings dismissed tn
Both ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

WIscossiN.-The Assembly organized by the cleo
ton of j, NJ NJ. shafter, wing, as Speaker
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

COMMEMORATIVE Internal Improvement Convention
of Arkansas to meet at Little Rock on Monday last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

HoRRInLg.A few days since, Mrs. Danfrey, residing
Thonaston Nd temporarily absened herself FROM
apartment in which her infant aged about Eve months
was sleeping in crib and large hog observing the doc,
ar entered, dragged the infant from the cradle and
commenced deyouring it, The of the child soon
brought tho mother to its assistance but until the hog
mad eaten Its hands entirely off and of its ears, and
mansled the body No hope of its recovery The hog
was regarded as kind Of pet by the family, which may
account Tor its intrusion into the house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

g@- NoTTcE. the Captain nor Con-
of the British ship WARBLER, Wescet, master. will be
responsible debsof the .[iali1 q. w. OLIVER co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

PRicgs DowN.-The prices of admission tn Mo As,o,
Place Opera House New York which place has heretofore
been the exclusive resort of the upper tens have been
put down to so cts dress circle and 25 cts to the amph;
theatre The Tribune remarks that it is difficult to say
what the effect of this change will be the opera ms
fixed institution but it does doubt that it will FIJI the
house for the present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11
j.. G. .Norga,,'s literary Depot

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the t-ofies.
t The DuoKS patsipd III. United Stakes together
with the REVIEWS, MAGAZINES, NOVELS etc., lrompls
issued from the pea
Also, the English American STANDARD WORKS always
kept on hand.
Citzsns and Strangers respectfully invited to call.
ordsn any AMERICAN FOREIGN BOOKS received
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

SUPREME CouRr THE UNITED STATEs.-Monddy. Feb
ruary Q 1S52-No 9S. Myra Clark Gaines, appellant, Us
Richard Ref ct al The argument OF this cause was con
tinued by Mr.. Duncan for the appelees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

BooT AND SHOE MANuFAcTuRE-Bu few of our reader
prepared for the declaration that the annual manu-
fctnre Of shoes and boots in Massachusetts the South
Market exceeds twenty millions of dollars Yet such
is said to BIZ the fact and 1t is which should rouse
capitalists to the necessity Of making effort
cure portion at least Of this very profitable business to
our city. [N Y Courier
Well why should it not rouse'' Southern capital
lists to the necessity of making effort to make the
whole business strictly home trade
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q r ssrAY MORNING, FEBRUARY u

xsasAaSs IN prAras We Vim hereafter pnlAiaf tn
U ssnouDcesasnt Of marriages and deaths fras q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

Monday afternoon February Mrs AMELIA HEWSON. native
Of Kent, England, aged % years.
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A MARROW EsoArE.--We are told that during the fire
ut Cairo few days since very large amount of powde,
one 1000 discharged by the steamer Pride of Til,
West and slowed in clubhouse combustibe old shed
came very exploding At one time it was thought
impossible to the powder There was no water at
hand both rivers being nearly frozen over and for more
than an hour the sparks and burning fragments which
were constantly falling and around the she'd were ex.
tinguished by the application of snow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

FLoRiDA RAiLRoApWelearn from the Tallahassee Flor
dian that about 100000 Of the in the Florida Cen
trail Railroad have already been taken This with $780,
GOO guaranteed by the State brings the amount up to
The Floridan believes that this is not half the
stock that and will be TAKEN soon as 1t is known
that the work will be certainly carried out The commits
sioners have issued call for meeting of the tockhod
ers on the 18th inst for the purpose OF choosing d.
rectors 05,5i e RI ss' .-l5--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

PASSENGERS SAIpEp.-The following is the list of pas
sengers per steamship Philadelphia Capt Mcowau, which
sailed yesterday morning at O'Clock for NewYork via
Havana and Chagres
Ior GhgssJ Hart, Mrs Creswel, Mrs Gibbons Miss Nj
Roberts, Miss Aoon Mrs Bwe Ellen Simpson, DR. Jos Powell
Conner, Newton, Jouran Beatty, children
Ess walker and family cheloF9 Lewis Brooks
and family Mrs Ferguson. Miss Long, Nj Chapman lady,
Chapman, Gnpnnn Chapman Mrs McDonough and family
Mrs Eoster, Mr. Moon and ladyand $50 in Storage. &
For Haraaa-L Durmnd. Mengers, Mad AInquens children
de Santa Cruz Van Rnten Petit and lady, Hubbe lady
chdreo, Ronn Danloie, Judge Winchester lady Hill
Poerng lady, Nichols Sowle Chevale 4
Roman and lady, Daplas, F Basin
For Nsp YokL Taton Barlow, II Drake, Servner,
Ovens Bachelor Ponsar Turk, lefres, Lieut. Relsha
Rollins, Mooy, W tSoos, afeGougb, W NJ Ar Kelly.
Thanks to the steamer Patrick Henry. for St. T.oui
papers.
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TO Persons Going TO California.

To Persons Going TO California.
CLOTHING, ETC.
rB of the following goods be found low
prices ut ALFRED MuNRoE cos ioNE PRICE SToRE,n "a
MAGAZINE STREET.
800 PAIRS HEAVY BLANKETS
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
CHECK LINEN AND CHECK COTTON SHIRTS
HEAVY WOOL HALF-HOSEi
500 SUPER BLANKET OYERC0ATS;
1000 OvERCOATS, of various styles;
RIDING CORD PANTALDOSs;
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH AND CASHMERE PANTAL0OSS.
.st- Fine Clothing of every description.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of the best quality.
fn9 2p,f ALFRED MUNROE d CO, "a Magazine St.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

The RTER-The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the
9Th says:
The river rose at this point twenty hours preceding
six O'Clock last evening" about ten inches and is
about five feet above low water mark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

EpironAi. CHsNcE-Mr. Blackburn has withdrawn
from the Miaden (La) Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

We indebted to the clerk of the steamship Mexico
for Galveston papers.
Thanks to the steamer St. Louis, for late ST. Loui,
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FusL.ionabke Clotx,inn.

THOMPSON & NIXON, No. 10 Camp street.,
~ Have received per Winfield additions 10 their
to render it complete OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING .bons
| eomprining-
cLoAKs, of Black French Cloth, " X, x, full s;,,
OVER COATS, of various qualities and all the est s,y,o
DRESS COATS of Black French Cloth, vario AZ qualities
FRoCK COATS, of Black and colored Clott,
BUSINESS COATS, OF Black and colpr N (o,h. nr.,
smere. ~ '"''' S"''
PANTALooNs, of Black and ans Dceskin and Cashmere
'Esi' e Cashmere s"tn WOODEN Velvet and Fancy SILKS
and White Marseiles sl4 gle nd double breasle,l '
SHIRTS of Fine Linen Linen Bosoms
iiosii o. snksr fannea Merno, Cashmere, Silk md Cotton
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, PERI USERY etc IA .n,e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

-Port-au Prince papers to the 4th ut contain
The anniversary of the National Independence
January and the fete of Jean Jacques Dessalines
2 were celebrated with great pomp Both days were
marked with public rejoicings and Examinations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11
The american almanac for. 1852.
RridgeaUater Paint,

tBr THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1885, for sale by
jan2 J.C MORGAN Exchange Place adjoining Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

UNITED STATES MINT PHrLADELrHA-The following
is the statement of coinage, etc. the United State.
Mint at Philadelphia, during fine month of january
God-l73930 double eagles. S3.41S,600 5000 eagles
$50 200 32o half eagles. S1566DO; 112SS4 quarter
eagles Ss22l0; 174505 gold dollars, S111.5O5 Total
505.659 pieces. 81 22222.1l5.
Sirer.-125,00o dimes, Sl2500; 100000 half dimes
$1,000. Total 730659 pieces $42396l5
Copper-2I414s cents S2,74l 40, Total, S4242356 40
Gold bullion deposited for coinage from LIST to 3oh Jan
1852 inclusive
From CALIFORNIA; S4041 900 from other sources
Sll0,500. Total S416o50O
Silver bullion deposited in same time Sl765O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

FROM PuERro CABELLo.-We learn by the schoone,
Euphemia Capt Guide, at Network, that at the time
his departure very little of the crop of coffee had
to market, and what little there sold at from
91sa9zsc. Hides selling at 61la5s. and Fustc at
SLASH per ton There good supply of American
nrnGuee In the market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11


kossurH AND CousT BArrHyANy The Washington
Union publishes long communication ostensibly from
the pen OF NJ Puzsky in relation the letters of Count
cas'nhr batthyany and Prince Eserhazy The docu.
ment is eloquent and repete with historical facts II
shows the master hand of Kossuth We make tho fl,
lowing extract
But after all it is of little Importance whether Prince
views Of few Austro- Hungarian arisocrats wbethe,
count gives him precedence by courtesy and
whether he and his highly cultivated friend assist him
with their soful advice 1t is not those few names who
ARE to decide the future Of Hungary but the people
but to the man whom they trust Let the traveller in
gnre from the carpathans along the Danube the Iron
Thesis to the borders of Modava in every city and
in every village and in every hamlet he will hear but one
best for the past and enshned the hopes of the
future and that name mixed with the prayers of tho
peasant told by the mother to the sping chld- is not
the name of Count Casimr Batthyany Let them ask on
the plains or in the mountains in Croatia and
among the Serbans, Who is the righfu Governor o,
hungary and the people will unanimously respond
1t is Louis Kossuth.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

Tar MoRsiSc SIcNAL-We have received number @
this daily recently started in St Louis by associa
ton Of practical printers Its appearance is decided
neat, and 1t Ia edited with ability. IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

RgidgesCafer Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,, RAILROAD CARS,
DEPOTs, AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING
" The Agents respectfully call the attention of all Interested
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRlDGEWATER PAINT II is Of naculnble value of fire and
water protector besides being cheaper n other Paint before the
public After being thoroughly tested in this city for the past
month"; the following local certificates Submitted to the public
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
s nnF up pa y s s q @ PN
ss;d %
S asss$ SSS
o sssSi s H EeSSss as
Neworieans December :, ISL - ''''''''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT pORpOIsE.
BRIDGEWATER PAINT which Nsssrs G. c.
BoSsRT ca Agn the hurricane st Of The
@ @ " IN H' ' %s'a Nd
N about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE,
fled # II Possessing al The qualities S pss WIRE CERTAIN
fdeny BlDGEWATE PAINT purposes st
'''' sns f,D WM BROWN, Captain rowloa, poroi.p
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Hayiag bad .s LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with The BRIDGE
opinion Gsgan Of the Captain Brown
toispe) f'ooiifdo, Naii.ElI " lltoMAS,
= ,,,,,,r Louisiana Dock Yard.
Agents Louisiana ii NAL Dry Dock Co.
Noworeans, February 4, 1852,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. b. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
have the BRlDGEwATER PAINT used deeks of
ways. confident it viii satisso Fire
wsT f9es s a a~n ~ il Is The very B
NY % i well "
NeworIeans, january 81 ls5s.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN PAINTER
hass used ss the srs rAN hs @ five mouths
sS I rE FG IF sFARE tx
AND cNPERs Pqa protection against leaks consider
door qaaey , hs parsSEy
Newooleans February g. 1881 1872 Camp street
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
WATER PANT The shige Is1nss
viii all times give those fire risks preference where the
cserdS MATTHEW'S, Agent Sun Mutual Company
EDW. OGDEN Agent General Mutual
oS :G PnMsEk fs5s,hi ssSsS NSSi
s eAs Ehl hs6 Sss4 AL Ssssass lSnG
In addition the above testimonials (Which sufficient TO convince
the ncreiuous of lis protective qles) Agents have
in their possession certificates from parties North which
be on application at their Office which
Breve Leut Col G. H. aeo New York Arsenal Smith Lien
uarene United States Military Academy West Point
Superintendent Secretary Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, etc., etc.
| G. C. BoGERT Il Co, 10 Camp street.
Agents for the States of louisiana Mississippi Aabma Tesa.
sUB-AGENTs
JAMES G. WHITAKER, Esq, Mobile Ala.
M s2 sFs pE Ff sTaGf fse e. es. ,,
| Mess1s; q. WATERMAN Co. Neworlens,
E. MACPHERSON No. 20 Camp street @e,y,sss==e fs1 gp7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

UNITED STATES BAsK-The counsel for the Common
wealth. in Pennsylvania, has suffered nonsut in th,
District Court upon the attachment execution issued
upon judgments against the deunct bank of the United
States treating the trustees in the light Of garuhees
The court adjudged that this could not be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11

The ATTORNEY GENERAL MARYLAsp.-The report Of
Attorney General Brent of Maryland presents in rather
an unfaVorape gh the action of the Judge and others
in reference to to the Christians treason There
now no prospect that any of the in the
murder of Mr. Gorsuch will be brought to Justice
Mr. Brent argues at length in opposition to the ruling
the Judge as to what constitutes treason he shows
that two of the witnesses for the design
eddy permitted to escape. whilst third "a negro)
permitted to pcrjurc himself 1t appears that Mr. Rob
erts the Marshal, not only summoned confirmed abo
tionists jurors but ned with the accused parties
thanksgiving day. We make the following extract from
the report:
Again. the counsel for the defence applied to the Court
for an order to bring out some of the
to which OF them could be identified as participants in
the treason by Henry H. Kline material witness for the
prosecution At the opening of the Court the next
day THESE negroes were seen sitting supported
on each side by white females who the disgust of all
respectable citizens gave them open sympah
tenance each OF the negroes appeared with new
forts around their necks-ther hair carefully parted and
their clothing IN every respect alike present
uniform appearance to the eye as possibc-a
doubtless for the double purpose of giving aid and com
ort 10 tne accused murderers of white man, and OF
confusing and perplexing so important witness Kline
in respect to their identity. And this was anesiy
with the privty suiferance consent of the officers
having charge OF the prisoners and passed unrebuked
Coon ii'r-rhe Boston Transcript says that Gov
Everett in his admirable lecture before the Mercantile
Library Association in that city related following in
cident which occurred during his residence London
American Minister:
He received official notice from the authorities of
Of the inland counties of England that American
confined IN of their public institutions He rep
resented as salor, half pauper half rogue. who
would be released from confinement upon condition that
H. would be taken in charge and provided for by Mr. Ev
erett reply was sent to the local authorities to send
along the destitute American though he would be of lit
tie USE in either Of his capacities of pauper rogue still
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-11
~ gs~ Medicines. "asG

A. KENDALL & CO., ~ Magazine street,
t Have full the approved popular and e
nal OF the reannu viii ar
PEpsIN, THE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA; BRYAN's PuIMoSIf5
WATERS, FOR COuGEiS THE MUSTANG L1NiAtENTi EIEC-
TRIG i FEBRIEuGE For FEyERs; KENpALLs CHOLERA
SYRUP, FOR DlARRitEA, etc. together with COMPLETE
SoRTMENT OF GENUINE REMEDIES FOR THE VARIOUS
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE.
slp sin ttsud
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AJAX WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ATTENTION =
GD hereby notified special meeting R1DAy
EVENING" February 49, at past o'clock. Every
a Der must be puneina business of gat importance will he
discussed.
Ry H. NJ. M.
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James u. ClOnd,

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT P E. HDNFORD w COLQUIOUN.
OF NEwORLEANs IL NJ. 1859.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court New
Orens the above entitled will proceed
ton the Rotnda OF the City Exchange street.
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY, March 49, 1852
o'clock NJ
TWO CERTAIN lots OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS hereulio belonging
The suburb eod the Municipality No Two of this city in the
bounded by Julia and Phippa streets Triton Walk
Landing designated by the numbers hundred and eight
@ and plan drawn by R. Deladed Engineer, month
of March, sas and deposited in the office g. Stnser late No
Public in this Said lots
each in English twenty-five feet trout Julia street,
hundred and twenty feet In depth
THE BUILDINGS AND INPROV EhiENTS
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, Two TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit.
Terms cash on the spot, JAS. P. FRERET.
fell II mil 10 Sheriff Of the Parish off Orleans
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\ A /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 65.--A
VZ regular meeting this Lodge will he held SATURDAY
~ EVENING thu l4h inst at o'clock, Masonic Hail.
and Perddo streets Members requested to b
punstua BY order, r,,,,,1,,, o..
T. A. DENTZEI. Secretary
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AI. 90. FAN adjourned meeting Of
Al of the r. w. Grand Lodge of the State Of Louisiana
@ will be held the Hall Of the Grand Lodge
of Poydras ind Tehouponlas sits, on TUESDAY,
1852 o'clock The members particularly
uested to attend. lfe9 H. ii. SHlELDs, Grand See'y.
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READ THE CERTTFfrAY,E.

lallapoosn Co., Ala. JAM 9, 1885,
DR. G1Esott-Dear Sir: send you this teriify to-
you that your Exr!ct of Yellow Dock and SarsaparIlla
has performed of the wonderful cures ON me
that has ever heen effected man.
have hem afflicted for forty years with usupiions on
my legs aad feet in 1873 hay got bad tha had
cru;clies, and in 1919 lad les. amputated
ahoy the knee. In about months after, my oiher leg
broke out in large eating and running from my
my loot, and discharged great deal of offensive
matter Ay groin Also broke in large blies, which
iisca -ged much osnsive n.aitar, and the time
EFF hand broke out in large running sores nearly to
my eIhew.
rhe u,scry thai have suffered for the last two years
! can not describe to you such agony that l.
never rested day isht givee up die. and
ny hell of God had niae preparation for deal and
had pinte out tc my family the pace where 10 hurry
my renal 49,
In Gcsoher last my son hrougft ne orc o your bot.
tievraprers, read it. alid found recof! OF
erful cures performed by your Extrei of Yellow Dock
and SarsapaTili seni and eoi TWO bottles of it. and
commenced taking it. In Two weeks. my great
t0eIsment. my sores all become easy and could sleep
AZ night 81 thing had moi done for years When
had taken sia bottles my sores had nearly all healed.
ty sores got well If by enchantInent have now
nsei in ali oigilt bottles of your Extract of Yellow
Dock and rsarS parill and consider myself well.
am Mt less for toFns sci forth the worth OF this med
icine express my gratitude for whit il has done
for me. nrst call IL tie savior of from misery
while living upon earth
all the afflicted try this medicine. for be-
iieve it will cure any known disease in the world. Lay
se all prejudice and just Try and proclaim great
worth suffering Elaniiin, and enirca them take
for 1t will cure the
My case is well known in large portion of South
Carolina. eurgia and Alabama, and il amy should doubt
The above cure invite item to ca on me- and will
show them the can he found in Taapoosa Co.
BENiJ4H HUGHES.
| ~ Price 81 per bettc-six bottles for 3D..
! Soldby J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North East corner of Fourth and Walnut stsenirans
on walnut st-to whom al: orders must be addressed
AGENTS.
Cnrs Hatch, Ravenna; alter Eciinson, Randolph |;
Gibbs & Day, Deeriied. G. S. Parsons Wiudi am :
|, Joseph Hazen, j. H. Sprague, Garr.ttsrille 81 Ps
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CIMshS.

Auy person who will send usi names oftwslTe
responsible subscribers. resid of the Couety o.
Portage, payment be made within The year.slal
receive as premium one copy If Sfephcn's Booh
s|Ae Farm, work Of nenrly 500 pages, contain
ing 45o illustrations, the Publishers subscription
price for which is "a per copy.
The subscribers need not all be at nne Post OF
Zee, but must all be within the County Of Forage.
nniess payment be made in advance.
T Any person sending us the names of SIX
responsible subscribers within tfs County of Por-
fsge. payment TO be made during the ear, snail
receive the seventh copy fer the year, prerni-
um.
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Love ~ A CorrAeg; By 4. $. AnlIur,-This
is he book for The h@cause it is the for
those who are just mnrried, theso who intend to
be married SOON. or those who TO be married.
1t is full of instruction for all suc and of
mens for any body. Arthur is the ony write.
who in hissarys of eourtshp and marriage, goes
into the pr1ciicai well The sentimental; depl-
iu bread aud chaese, hdm and eggs kettles and
eook-stoves. well as love and poetry. kisses and
compliments, nioonsiiine and money. Ever, body
should read how Amos Law got hii wife, and kei
her for the first year. For spls at Halls Book
SToRE, Ravsnna.