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The Herald copies, with appreciation. the call
for Peoples Cnnventon'' III Portage county.
under the head of ''nopuar demonstrations in
Portage and also portion Of an editorial article
frointhe Siar, free soil.) entitled Whig antece
dents. with the predatory remark that '.if st vs
conciiihtory feeling These symptoms of lib
e,aliiy, and sympathy towards tho gfeGt move
ment Of the people, np"rtant. as pointing tho
direction which that Influential jnurna rnny steer
and the side it may esp"nse when the foundation
of the old parties are broken up.--Forest Caty.
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Air Lime Es. F. fso.n cleveland to Cin-
cinnafi.

An air line railroad wa beg leave to inform our
ueighbors nf the True Democraf, is not talked of
but alreHdy located. and will be speedily built
from Cleveland 10 the Queen City. on the Ohio,
Gallon, Dayton, Cincinnati. not Xenid. which by
reference TO the map will be seen to be many
miles from sn air line. From Gallon to Dayton
will be brnad guaee, as also from Dayton TO Gin
cinna'. This route forms entire straight line
and shnrtens some forty miles the distances as now
Travelled. This broad guage is a portion of the
Franklin and Warren Railroad, over one hun
dred miles of which is all eady under contract.-
A magnificent work this will be when completed
Plain Deai"r.
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SINGULAR Sheriff Banhoinmew OF
Ash'abula county Is Iahorns under abrrrat'"n If
mind, surprising rhHt many Indictments arr lung
ing him aud that li4 ruin is sought, for snme
reason or other. He Ieft Jefferson on the 3 !.
, nd has been ,raced 10 Warren, Pa. The delu
son Is the mWe singa'ar AZ Dir B. is very h"n-
ornbl- man und his public duties have been faithfully
dls charged. The A.hrnbula T-lpgrnph sIuies that
his frpatis are in pursui, of Mr.. Is ard his
is pronoancrd or of rhase hch yield READILY un-
der skilllul Treatment. {,.
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| ahar Saving Machine

YWy HE Subscriber having pnrrhne,.d SIPS
z @ID9 PIAIM1ggR Gf.ADE3SsEs wish-
to ufm the public generally that he is prepared TO
plane Tongue and Groove Flooring to order short
tice: also dress thickness both aides
under inches wide much less rate than
be done for by hand All who wish to roney. viii
do well to bring their lumber in and get II done by
chine All work will be done in woRnlanlike mantisfS
~ PIease give him call at Messrs. Hitchcock q NJ
uousa GEORGE MELWA1N.
Rayenna, July 9th, 1858. lS27-iy
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New sash and Esiisasi Factory.

TExHE subscribers, having purchased the approved
8 Sash and Blind Machine, tJesse Leavens' patent,i
will make order pine window sash and blinds short
notice The style of the work is entirely new, being
what is called the Frank SASH which for and
neth cannot be surpassed. All wishing to purchase
the above articles will please call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere, the New Steam Factory of Hitch
cock McCun, few rods south OF the Court faouse.
share Of public patronage is respectfully socitrd
BROWN & TRACY.
Ravenna. June 18TH 1853 1925 1y
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Portage County Peop'c's Mas Com
VeSitiRn.

The undersigned, believing the present
to be an auspicious moment for the general
cooperation of the people, without regard
to old party lines, to advance important
interests: and believing that it is of para
mount Importance, at this time,so to shape
our action as to exert a direct influence to
secure the enactment by our Legislature
of the Maine Law, do concur in the propri-
ETY. of calling County Peoples Mass
Conventio,,, to put in nomination Ticket,
pledged to the principles of the Maine
Law.
While inviting cooperation in behalf of
so vital measure as this, we would ever
bear in mind that there are other important
interests which should not he overlooked,
namely, in regard to State interests: Free
Schools; Equal Taxation; repeal of "ppres-
sive, partizan laws; greater economy in
the administration of the State Government,
and in county expenses. Nationally-no
slavery extension the divorce of the gen.
eral Government from. the support of slave
ry-River and Harbor improvements; free
dom of the National domain to actual set
tiers, under suitable regulations.
With general concurrence and sympa-
thy with these principles, yet deeming it
important at this time, to make the Maine
Law the paramount issue, We do hereby in
vite the people of Portage County of like
general sympathies, without regard to sect
or party, to meet in Mass Convention, at
the Court House in Ravenna, on Thursday
the eighteenth day of August, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, to consider of these mat
tiers and to nut in nomination n candidate
for Representative to the State Legislature,
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There were last year imported into The United
Suites 5000 bushels of eaahry see !. Allowing one
h''shRi TO keep six canayy birds one year. the mum
Der ihes" birds Imprisoned in the Gn''ed SHfee
amounts 52,e0 Th. rste OF the seed, freight
aud chhrgas3@iIl amcuut ,o els 600.
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6592
Anii.Loeofsco majority

Anti Loeofsco majority 45
But more than one third of Bierce's vote was
taken from the Whie and Free Soil parties. so
that the actual art eof,co minority in This Con-
eressional District is between six and seven hun
dred.
This fiict is at once instructive and suggestive.
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For State Commissioner Of Common Schools,
LORINe ANDREWS,
OF franklin Cnn'v.

When the. Star is.sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured thai
no charge will be made. !,
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s2nunuoNaaSo IsaaeDoenaooaDs-
TTHHf hes, aud nre~>t assortment OF Pamptfet
Ii,ernture entertaining and uncx cepuonahe IN tone
and ipauence embracing works from the pen of L. s.
arthur Mrs. Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Sore, Mira,
MuwaI Charles ever and other distinguished wriiers
rer offered in tins market, may be fnuid
Oct, 81. HAAS Book SroRE
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THE RrIrH or TEE sTATE!

A NtW md spIend,d cook slore Witch has been
"A admired wherever it has been introduced bath for
the beauty of and the perect manner Of
It's opnr anon for sale nj hAwsofs.
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-. H. ID pUtiiNF.
MIL M Mannus
Geo B WhitlIesy
S s A len
I,a"c Ives
G ~ Green 4
d Lyman
Ovid Alien
'Fhfn as Allen
Alexander c. fin
Albert Ray
.Inh Smell
S mi Landan
Sufion Smell
Nelson Converse
w Fl Bnil-r
Wm J Br.dshe.v
Wn NJ Bu'Ier
Homer R"n''silaw
Dsn'l I! Bnr,,hsm
San''i 3 SpeI,nan
A Fl Barlow
r w Sanfrld
G. S Sanford
w ] S"nfar.i
Alexnndpr FL Coffin
II G Rawson
Leonard s Richardson
o Fl Griffin
Henry Hall
T. G. WtlInot
Benz F Dodge
J,'a CarnahHn
Ernstus Wuodruf', Jr
John r Snera
] n burlington
T G Phillips
| Cyrenps Jackson
Arthur Bonche
James Btonke
Tinnilnv Carnnilan
Chn's n Tracy
Th"'s Neal
y p Pond
Ge" Reed
II L Day
I. Collins
fsrae Forker
Fl h Redfald
n E Smith
Hnratin Tracy
] LINES Mcclellan
Rohert King
F r King
F eeman Underwood
r Bud
H L Carter
.Lnhn M'Cluu
4 S Bsazai
Franklin Hart
Geo M'Ei sin
Simpson R Poe
Frnrk Hnwland
A K King
D NJ SonerviIle
A n TidhaIl
Spencer Parrish
Geo Wilc x
Ira G Fairbanks
4 H KA'logg
| A C. Hawley Jr
II L Fuller
Hir"n Ra inson
Ch"un"ev Baldwin
JOHN BALDWIN
g f NJ K"eeland
Win C. More
F A Demming
G w Atwood
Chester Burrows
Charles Parker
l"sonh Eqglaston
] 7 E'dridga
Sam ! Elder Jr
E,rastns Jackson
leaac A Cnllius
| 7 N S'edman
r. p K-nnedy
ri p Cnlkins
D / Baldwin
A w Maxwell
A Ha'tery
C"lumhna Jewett
Jas NJ J"weit
Nvron E.ggleston
n Farriss
l. D O-born
G w Austin
A C. Baasett
Snirh Sanf,rd
lanes w Seymour
J"hr p Calvin
r II Orvi's
Thu's Carr
Jesse Parker
G B Curtiss
Tha"dnre Clark
D Strong
G. Stone
r u tiapdper
r l. Ilinpnan
w Dawson
II I.ancsstar
F. G. N"rihrop
V Goddard
vi AiiiS'U
Geo. Il StilsoH
+. G Yanng
Ethel Strong
A Y Tu'tle
! Hill
Henry A Millihan
Willis Strickland
James Wright
J l. Wa'isworth
r J Noble
Suml Sharp
Shsldon Palmer
Saml Prlmer
Joseph Deous
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80 .ss ss.ss-s, -.
]. II. Lrfiiugweil,
II. T. Hall,
C. n. Storrs,
r. A Baird, - B.
Il. r. Kingsbury,
Z r White, :.
jams Dewey,
A. Mlnynu,
C. E. Davis,
H G. S,irman,
]. E. ATinard, :,
J. w. Sabin,
o. P. Br,wn,
D. N. Furry
Jas. Fl Peterson,
Eli P. King.
Geo messenger.
]. WmrtIesy,
A Hitchcock.
S. r. Fireman.
F. w. C"ffin,
Marcus F. King,
John G. Brouke,
N. S Sherman,
J. Alcorn.
f. B. Taylor.
Sylranus Earl,
Whiting Carter,
VIM. Sponner,
Francis Lewis,
G F. Smith,
John ] Jones,
John Lewis,
John Jrhu,
Geo. w. Tuttle,
J. Ii. Tutila,
James NJ Oben,
Warren Gee,
]. FL Lewis,
J A Wilcox,
Hiram G,dhings,
Joseph Smith,
Gideon Tod,
Eli Bnn'h.
Lrvi Banth.
Charles RowelI.
james Bond,
f. rlerson,
Z. b. Bshcock,
J Hayes.
+. A. Miller,
Sidney Wuodfprd,
Martin l. HoIbrook,
Ralph Holhrook,
Lahan Patch.
Washington Parker,
1saac Hudson
David Lane,
Abel Fowler,
Geo. Robinson,
A. w. Bsckley.
Edward T. Tremain,
H. T. Seymour.
A. B. White.
Anthony Humslbaugh,
l.. Dalr,mple,
o L Su lift.
VIM, SiockweIl,
f. B. Howe.
0 4 B"stwick
S d Parks
A NJ ff#cL ct
Edmund Twitt
Wn B Matthew'S
IT W Browning
J c B,air.erd
Cbar ncry Harmon
J A Isrminerd
T. A Scnit
Ja'. Si,ewelI
] w Converse
] S Austin
fi'mer Chapman
John Fl Reed
Fl N Carter
S B Benton
u ID Benton
DanI v Chapman
o P Turtle
r B Writer
II Ri go | -
S Collins
A L Spencer
Alexander B Griffin
Plinv Cook
S c Btartisley
James Kent
Jncob Wise
EI<on T'cknor
Peter Leper
O. c Dickinson -,...
Walter Dickinson
w ] Dickinson
Il p Gilman
s. A Chaii+li
WIN Churchill
Bella Hubbard
Oliver D Ha, mon
Geo F Wells
A D Wilcox
Joseph Merriam
II II Nurse
James C,Jlins
DIhie! w Jennings
+ Nj Crnne
Ahner Horr
II A Money
J. d Carlton
II | Cannon
Johu C. SingIetary
Jesse Packard
A P Sinyletary
Ormnnd Thomas
Chn's Cracker
@ E T1annum
Wm F Thnmas
r G Thonas
james Twitt
John II CHmpbell
Sam'l J Hopkins
J C. Prentiss
c p Cooke
S l. Jennings
Th"'s C Sutherland
John Edgar
NJ Ely
f Brstwick Sen.
Josiah w Chapman
Miner St,org
Hefsfy SheweH
Sam'l A Coe
w L Cee
Cha's Bingham
Asa bingham
Miles Humaston
B~ni. Bingham
A O Day
L L Ely
J Eddy
] H Heiehton
VIM Parker
Alhart Lnveland
John Jackson
Joseph X Eggleston
Levi Jackson
Wm Dun,ou
] H Ferry
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YIN C Adams 80 =
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Thos NJ Lyman
Enther Humphrey
Saml Wales
Erilraim L Williams
AIvan Rudd
Linus Messenger
Loomis Wait
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Francis Strang :.
Linus Heath
Barn s Hoskin
John Rudolph
William Richards = :,
C o Brsinerd
Tho's Pause
Simnn z Dickinson
T P Melad
Bella Hubbard
O D Harmon
N e Sears
Austin Collins
Wm. J Dodge
Lewis HiRe
g w Reiiis
joseph Ptice
II A Seabronke
VIM, F Parsons
ID Nj Parsons
Fredrick Williams
Wallace Williamson
s Fl Raymond
Vim, A Messenger
n J Noble
H Millard
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r C Apologize
Frank lin H Snow
\ S Mix
b H Jones
Calvin Anthony
Miner Mertick
Fl A Mertick
J NJ White
Thomas Looms
Henry Culon
r c Sharp
b c Gilhert
Homer Hillyer
B T. Baiin
l. A Horton
Jnhn rnlon
L d Bradley
J S Drlano
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Thss congrcssiona, District.

The aggregate vote in this Congressional Dis
trict last fall was as follows:
Bliss GAO LYMAN 5309
Bierce 452 Earl 1898
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The Excursions.

The several Rail Road Companies pf the West,
enumerated in one -of the following resolutions.
planned magnificent fee plrasuTe excursiop tn
NingHra Fails fn participate in which ti,e rdfori-
al fraternity Of .evrrsi States. ant great humber
nf other ersnns were invited. THE magnitude OF
the scheme was egualied only by the intelligent
lin raliry which conceived and SO successful car
red it through,
The excursion was pleasant and agreesbIe one
throughout aud nothing which The most lavis, ex-
pendiiure, or ilie most assilueus, and unwsaried
pains taking could do TO render it agreeable was
left undone.
The following proceedings and resoiutiens Will
be sufficiently descriptive Of The jauBt. without
further remarks f ON US.
The exeufsionlss reached Cleveland on We'd
nesday afternoon and evening of last week. and The
same night embarked for Buffalo on beard Of the
magnificent Steamer, the Qneen of the West
Just before reaching Buffalo. convention oil
| editors was called in The lower caLin, The par l.
'culars OF which append:
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D. Bostwick.
Thomas B. igden,
E. B, H,sley,
Marcus F. SpelHian.
Isaac Swift.
john H. sEbbert,
Wlllinm Wadsworth,
David M 'infnsll,
F. W. Seymour,
Albert Austin,
Leverrtt Merton,
Seth A. GHett,
o. w. Snong,
J. B. NJ Elwain,
Curfiss Aalch,
jackson II. Green,
Orrin Harmon,
Juhn Wait.
Samuel n. oiiard,
Henry Pratt,
Nathan Wilson,
George E Garfield,
Laurin Dewey,
William Caine,
Eiizur Babcock,
Harvey Waterman,
H A. H II,
H. S. Dofy.
Amos Austin,
BrainHrd Selby, Jr.,
d. B. Cutrs.
NJ. p. H'gley,
Go. Bostwick.
B. +. Pardy,
NJ. f, Party,
Linus S. Perkins,
Sylvester Taylor, Jr.,
Michael Piter,
Erwin Harris.
A. Nj. Sherman,
Ira Gardner.
D c. Siockweli,
Iolrn ]. Den,arest,
Oliver Burrows.
Henry S HoIlis,
II. NJ Burroughs,
Joshua Atwood,
]. r.. Ca,lin,
p. Reel.
F. Co"ke.
l.. johnson.
John Mansfield,
Jim CIererly,
Charles Par''ee,
VIM. R Acorn,
Caleb Brown,
A Bushong,
J. NJ Day,
n. H. Willard,
T.. Vanauken,
E. q Brown,
C.. Greenfelder,
Eroch ! ohnson,
VIM. Bond.
R. b. Knspp,
Thne. S ulbs.
Francis w. Tappan,
Lewis Oneil,
Clln's f. Swift.
II DI
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] Eddy
J.H ffeiobton
WIN PYrkar
AIbsrt J.nvsIand
John JocLson
Jo.a,I, Y KEn.,u.
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Jo'mh S'mR'ns
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II ram Sweet
Nathan Sanford
George Sanford
l. l. Beach
Edward C'.l!ins
Gs" w Tucker
Cornelius Cu'tiss
w J Wilson
Albert wilson
Orson A C"e
VIM. II C"rtiSs
Lvm"" neach
T. Nor,,'r,,p ~.
LAWS T. D'M,n
nm"'''e - o''"So
JOSH" 9."'
Edmond Mills
Edward Parsons
joseph : = chapman
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INDIA RUBBER GOODs-

IL HODGMAN, No. 81 Maiden Lane and
II Nassau street, (first corner from Broadway
respectfully invites the attention of his old custom
ers, and merchants throughout the country gener
ally, to his stock of India Rubber Goods of bis own
manufacture, viz
Goats, Capes, Ponchos, Pants, OveraIls Leg
glngs, Caps, Gloves and Mittens Life Preserves.
Overshoes. Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers. Machine
Betting, Steam Packing, Door Springs, &c; and
every description of Rubber Goods manufactured
will also be found as above
MY goods DEFY competition comparison-sre
warranted proof against decomposition in apv eli
mate, and are offered for sale in large or small
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders collected
and promptly attended to by
d. HODGMAN,
~ Maiden Lane and SO Nassau st. NY.
Sept Is
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SEWING MACHINE.

GINGER'S PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE
- PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING MA
CHlNE-Secured in the United Statesb y t,co dist;uc
ApriI 49, ls52.-The only machine priyiIeeed to
use straight needle Within short time it ha
been awarded seven gold and silver medals at
FAIRS IN different States. In less than two years
the great reputation of this labor saving machine
has been established in this country and in Eu-
rope. What spinning machinery is to the old
spinni wheel, Singers Sewing Machine is to
the other modes of sewing. 1t has already tri
umphed over inyeterate prejudices arising from
the sale of imperfect and worthless machines. 1t
has been introduced extensively into large manu-
featuring establishments, and into the hands of
individual operators. 1t sews every variety ofma-
terials, coarse or fine, CLOTH or LEATHER. with
marvellous rapidly and surprising strength and
beauty, performing the work as fast as ten per-
sons, and much better than it can be done by
hand. This machine is compact, ornamental,
durable and is easily adjusted and operated. Full
printed directions for usiag it furnished with
each machine. The price, with all apparatus com
plete, is 1925.
Some persons are cndeavoring to sell Territorial
Rights for Sewing Machines which make a douhie
tambour raveIing Glitch with TWO KEEDLEs. and
orders are received for s9ch machines to be fur
raished for ga. These machines are not in form
to be of any practical use. The two needles cut
and weaken the materials sewed, and thew use
twice the quantity of silk required for good ma
chimes. They are quite inferior to Wilson'S Le-
row 4 Blodgett's, and other machines which the
PUBIC nave trleo ana rejected, and would be bad
property if they could be had for nothing
Exclusive rights 10 uas and sell to Others Singers
Sewing Machines, in any part of the territory of
the United States not disposed Of will be sold on
reasonable terms, and so as to insure to the pur-
chasers immense profits. The right to make ihese
machines is never Sold
Either OF the Express companies, or merchants
vislupg New York to buy goods, furnish a conve
nleat medium to procure machines; and a draft,
payable to our order in New York, will alwavs
insure machine, perfect and complete, being
sent as directed.
The machines in operation, and 6s.,,saed speci.
mems OF their work. may al--ays be freely exam
med at our othces NO. 25s broadway. New York;
no "a %. washington street, Boston No. 81 South
Fourth street, Philadelphia; No. l59 Baltimore
street, Haltimorei and No. 1877 Elm street, Gin.
cinnati.
N. B. Machine Needles, Silk Twist on spools,
Linen Thread, SC, manufactured for these ma.
chimes expressly, always on hand and for sale.
Black Silk s. per pound colored 81 so.
Dec M-jm |. M. SINGER & co.
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BOSTON, January, 1858.
The subscribers, appointed under the will of the
late Mr.. WEBSTER as his Literary Executor wish
to begin the ful6lment of their duties by collect
ing. as soon as may be, whatever can be found of
his Works and Correspondence not already known
and published his, and whatever may, in any
way, to illustrate his lfe character or pub
lie services. They therefore address themselves
to you, and ask you to communicate to them, or
either of them, in such manner as may be most
convenient and agreeable to yourself:
L. Any letters, copies of letters written by
Mr.. Webster, that may be in your possession or
within your control, and any information that may
be needful to explain them.
2 Any papers, or copies of papers, written by
him, or which he may have been concerned in pre-
pairing, and any information that may be needful
to explain them.
8. Any information concerning any part of his
life, private or public; any personal anecdotes of
him; and any notice of circumstances connected
either with him. or with his family.
4. Any thing of Mr. Webster's in print, either
anonymous, or rare, and not generally known, and
especially any thing he may have published anony-
mousy, or otherwise, in the earlier period of his
life.
1t may perhaps be within your knowledge that
other persons possess materials and information
such as we have here asked from you; and, in
that case we beg you to do as the favor to obtain
for US and send whatever you may be able to
collect from such persons, or to give us such di.
rections that we ourselves address them on the
subject.
If you should desire to receive back again any
portion of what you may transmit to US, we shall
carefully obey whatever intimation you may give
US to that effect
Weventure to add, that in complying with the re-
quests it has become duty thus TO make, you will
not only contribute your portion towards honoring
the memory of great statesman, but you will
also do something for the history of these United
States, to whose service he SO faithfully devoted
his life.
We hope it will be convenient to you to give us
early answer.
EDWARD EVERETT,
GEO. TICKNOR,
CORNELIUS C. FELTON,,
GEO. T. CURTIS.
Literary Executors of the late Mr.. Webster.
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SALT.

THE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged in
l. the Salt trade in the city of New York, would
inform merchants and consumers that he keeps
constantly on hand Ashton's, Worthington's and
other brands of Liverpool fine Salt, Liverpool
ground alum Salt, Turks Island. Ronaice. ST.
obes, and other kinds coarse Salt and refined
ground rock Salt, in bags of fifteen and seven
ios Also, Mineral and Ashton Salt in the same
sized bags. Also, cases and bags of Salina Salt,
most favorable terms ,
orders are solicited and promptly attended to
by SAMUEL HoTALING "
At his Salt Warehouses, 101 and lO3
h Jan 31-6W
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To conclude with the popular Play. in five acts,
THACKERAY,s LEcrUREs.

MIR. THACKERAY'S remaining Lectures of
1S1 the Series on the Humorous Writers of the
Reign of Queen Anne will be delivered on the
ensuing Wednesday and Saturday evenings at s
O'Clock, at Carusi's Saloon:
Saturday, Feb. l9-Prior, Gay, and pope.
Fielding. 500 psa N
Saturday, Feb 26-Sterne and Goldsmith
single admission, 80 cents, which may be had
at Mrs. Anderson's Music Store. Pa. ayenne At
Taylor = Maury's Bookstore, Pennsylvania ave
Feb 10
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DIED,
Suddenly, yesterday morning, the 22d instant,
at half past ten o'clock, Mr. EPHRAlM GILMAN,
in the 18th year of his age.
His funeral will take place m his late resi-
dence on Boundary street, at thr O'Clock p m.
this day, which his friends and thee family
are invited to attend without flu t
In this city, on the 2lst instant, the residence
of his father AMBRosE LYNCH, Mr.. JOHN
LYNCH, in the forty fifth year of his age. The
deceased was highly respected for his many viz
tues.
His funeral will take place to-day, (Wednes
day,) February %, at St. Patrick's church, at
nine O'Clock a. m. go
On the goth instant, Miss CATHERINE MUIR
PLY, aged twenty three years, native of the
county Carlow, Ireland, but for some years resi-
dent of this city.
On the 18th of February, MARY ELIZABETH,
only daughter OF LEWIS H. and ELIZABETH POOLE.
aged two years six months and sixteen days.
At Philadelphia, on the goth instant, Lieutenant
GEORGE w. CHAPMAN, United States Navv
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

DETER LORILLARD, Manufacture. No. AZ
Chatham street, New York, offers for sale the
following articles, warranted of superior quality:
Maccoboy, Scotch, Coarse French Rappee, and
other Snuffs; also, Fine-cut Tobacco, in tin-foil
and papers: A more particular description of the
various articles can be known by sendipe for fpI
price current above.
Jan lO-3m
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THE WONDER OF THU AGEy

Ihe Microscopic, on Solid Daguerreotypes.
STEREOsCOPY, or the art of giving to pictures
~ on hat surface all the solidity and roundness
OF lie, has been pronounced, by scientific men, the
most wonderful discovery ever made in OPTICS
The efect is really magical The picture appears
the size OF fe and stands out in alto relieuo like
piece OF sculpture rather like the living being
Specimens of this wonderful art may be seen al
WHITEHURSTsS
Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near d street,
Where they are taken in their fullest perfection.
Jan %