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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
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A CITIZEN

WHEREAS: The Randolph Ladies' Temper
apce Alliance believing it to be their duty do all
in their power to stop the sale Of intoxicating liq-
uors, and.
Whereas: One of our sex being guilty of this
practice we resolved to send committee of ladies'
to confer with her, and if possible induce her to
renounce this sinful traffic, and
Whereas: This comm tee were faithful in the
performance oftfleir duty using every possible ar
! gument and entreaty, striving earnestly to show
! her her duty as won,gn, member of society and
a mother. She finally consented TO become
member Of our Alliance, anrl keep Temperance
house, leaving it to be understood that she would
deliver whatever liquors she had, to US. After
signing her name 10 constitution, che refused
odeliver it, aedgng she had bat little, and wished
keep for sick travellers, and made various 9th
er excuses. The committee not feeling at liberty
leave the matter thus, urged the impropriety of
keeping nny as there were stores near by where
it could be obtained for the purposes mentioned.
Finally, abruptly leaving the room and being absent
a short time she returned saying she had thrown
out her liquors, and,
Whereas Her hired man the same evening de-
cared that she had not thrown out her liquors. at
the same time showing them to certain persons.
The Alliance hearing the report sent another COM
mittee TO ascertain the facts. Finding them true
and being treated with rudeuess and insult, and
finding her determined TO continue her work of
destruction, notwithstanding her pledge TO the So
cie.y. Therefore,, -
Resotvcd, ThaGsWe efase the name of Jerusha
Eine from r~constiitiion and give the fucts to
H. l., al.
will remembr lhatshe is 'joned to her Idols and
pass her by, that will be the effectual means
of bringing her to reason.
Resolved, That we highly disapprove the stand
Mrs. H. has taken, and that we make onr disap-
probation manifest publicly boldly, and indiuidu-
ally opportunity offers.
Resotued, That it is the duty of parents to re-
monstrate against their sons and daughters atten-
ding parties for diversion at the hotel Of Mrs. J.
Hine. for the that spirtuous liquors are sold
freely on such occasions and young men become
intoxicated.
Resolved That we depIore the fact that it is
of our who is sacrificing the true, good, and
noble purpose of life the service of mammou, and
that we believe she will be held responsible to God
and her fellow man.
Rcsotved, That this Alliance having used all
the moral suasion in its power is responsible for
the disgrace brought upou town, by one of
our sex selling Intoxicating liquors as beverage.
Resolved, That whenever Mrs H. shall consci-
entously assume the position ola temperance mem
Der OF society, then will. cordially extend 10 her
the friendship and patronage of our united sister
hood.
Resolred, In view of the above facts, that we
look to prohibitory law the remedy and the
only remedy for heartless rumsellers whether men
or women.
Mrs. MARIA DICKINSON, President.
Miss E. ANroINErTE Merriam, Secretary.
DESTRUCTION OF Observation-Disclosures
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COEOFDhObia.


Justice to the people of Randolph demands the
exposure of an act of fragrant injustice towards a
traveller in in this place. The facs are as follows
A colored man resident of Streetsboro, called
for lodging at the Hotel of Mrs. J. Hine, and the
response from her hired man. MIR. Joseph Shannon,
was, mo there shan't a id niger stay here.'-
And the compelled to retrace his
steps just three miles to the viage of New Batl-
more, there being no public house nearer.
We wish to inform the public, that this Mr..
Shannon is not a fair sample of thehnmanty in our
town; that there are persons had they known OF
the outrage who would have taken the stranger
in, without money and without price,
We wish to inform those persons, whose COM
pexion is of dark shade, that they cannot be en-
tertained at the Inn of Mrs. ]. Hine kept at the
Ceuter Of Randolph, SO long as Joseph Shannon is
Deputy Host. Also, that they need not be to the
Inconvenience of going three miles fun ther, for
lodgings, for there : dozen niles, that will
entertain them, within halfa mile of the tavern.
FRIEND OF THE OPPRESSED.
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From the Forest City
The Right Course.


e The Mt. Vernon Times, Free Soil, comes out
for fusion Of the temperance men of all political
parties, on Maine Law ticket. The Free Soil
sfs having met and nominated mere party ticket,
the Times gives notice that it will not support 1t,
ifsn temperance ticket is put up in the field.
The Editor remarks that the time has come TO
lay aside partzan prejndices, and to act together
in behalf Of the great and vital issue.
"NOthiDg can be done in Knox county to secure
the enactment of the Maine Law for Ohio. except
by the efforts of the friends of Temperance in all
the political parties of the county The failure of
thefriendsof Temperance many one ofthe political
with their brethren inthe other
parties, must result in the disgrace and defeat of
the Maine Law movement in this county.
In this position of affairs, it seems to US that the
: friends Of the Maine Law in minority party do
not act wisely for the cause in taking it upon
themselves to make nominations for all the friends
of Temperance in the county. Being n minority
party, we cannot possibly succeed without the aid
and co cooperation of our Maine Law brothers in
other parties; why not then go into Mass Conven :
ton with all the friends of Temperance in the
county, and select Maine Law ticket for the
support Of all
This is evidently the only road by which we
can reach success and send Maine Law Repre-
sentative to Columbus.
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Samuel Lewis at Ravenna.

The State Committee have announced
appointments for Mr.. Lewis ON the Reserve.
He is to speak in Ravenna, on Monday,
September .Gta.
We are requested to say that the meet
ing viii be held at the Court House, and
will be called to order at one o'clock Pm.
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For the Ohio Star.
A Citizen and His EafseEs0cds.

MR. S. D. HARRIS, Jr.:-Under this head
perceive YOU made an attack upon me in your last
weeks paper. l did intend to publish reply in
the Sentinel but the ungentlemanly manner 10
which you have treated me, has induced me TO al
ter my intention.
Right here, acknowledge the essential benefit
you have unnteEtonaIly conferred upon me, by
that attack, for I experience more and more the
respectsy ympathy and COT fidence of my fellow ctl-
zeus; and your abuse has brought around me
warm hearted friends.
I will notice one particular, which possibly may
have misled some miuds 1t is your taunt, that
have received "tveaith from plantation Of Mis-
sissiPpi mig gers" The simple fact is this. Mrs.
Messinger's only brother left her legacy which
was paid to me in cas1. was also agent for my
wifes mother and sisters and received their lega-
cies in money and paid it to them.
This is all ever had to do with property in Mis-
| sissippi, or any other slave state.
consider that true and pure Democracy is
perfectly compatible with a law to prohibit the
sale and manufacture of Intoxicating drinks. and
hence can couscieniiously be Democrat and a
MAINE Law MAN. GEO. MESSENGER.
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For the Portage Sentinel.
FRIENDS OF THE lem
PERANcE CAUSE IN PoR
TAGE CoUNTY.-Consid.
ering the great evils re-
sultIng to our State anc
Nation in consequence
of the trcGc in intcricG'
ting drinks, and strongly
desiring to avert thost
evils, many citizens Of
different opinions aud dll'
ferent political parties
have resolved for once tC
lay aside those differen'
ces, and to unite their hes
endeavors to put in nom
ination a candidate foI
Representative, TO ouI
next State Legislature
who will pledge himself
to have a law enacted il
possible 10 prevent the
continuance of said Trai;
fie in Ohio. 1t is llopec
that one may be nornina
ted in whom all partieI
shall have confidence
Upon acting promptly
and Pereeveringiy, ant
yet benevolen'ly an
kindly in this matter
many are firmly resolved
May heavenly wisdom
guide US.
A CITIZEN.
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New ORLEANS, August l9.-Total number o
deaths reported is 292, OF which 2@7 were yeilowf
fever-large increase. The distress is great. The
Howard Association are opening four new hosp-
,aIs and appealing for further assistance.
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fELLw FEVER.--The Yellow fever continues
WIN unHeated virnlenoe in New Orleans. The
mortaty is frightfal, the distress and suffering be-
You'd conception. So numerons are the death,
that beng unable to bury all the dead, greut mum
bers OF dead bodies have been burned,
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TE MP Il IL A CE.

* ENATOR'S SON or the Maine Law n last
- Refuge by Meta Victori6 Fuller. This is a most
ma agnfcent hook and is duieg an immense amount of
9 god. 1t contains many powerful arguments for the
aine aS, and that subject Is before the peo.
Pile. this work should be circulated. Townst ips. Lii
hraries schoo districts and individuals, oe furnish
ed with this book at the west rates by the single copy
or dozenat s Mails BOOK SToRs.
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ed and as several hands were reached out 10
seize it, it gIided Jnsi beyond thenl An instant
more and they were al ,at on The river, and sent
up glad and defiant hurra, hat was heard above
the roar of the cataract. They reached Can
ada in sofety.
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For Directors of County Iufrmary;
ELI P. KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAM of Shalersville.
For County Surveyor.
RUGGEES BOSTWICK,
Of Raveuna.

When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured that
no charge will be made.
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I'D EEP AT NUMBER FlVE,-A chaets,
u in the life of city pastor by H. Tr,lsta
For sale at HA,J,s BooK Syopr
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For the Ohio Star.

Il W tIIe OItGO StH.
On the 10Th of last
month the substance of
the following article was
handed to the Editor Of
The Portage Sntinet, with
the question asked by the
one who handed it, will
you publish this? His
answer was, Il don't
know whether | will or
not" 1t has not been
published aud the conciu
sion is that he is deter
mined not to publish it,
or return it 10 the author,
for he has been request
ed to return it but did
not do it. The following
contains the sepse of the
article though probably
not verbatim.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24

F0r the Portage Sentinel.
Citizens of Portage
County. the time has ar
rived when it is conceiv-
ed highly proper for a
simultaneous effort to be
made in behalf of a Lao
to prohibit he sale and
Manufacture Of Intorica-
Ting drinks, and it is ar
DENLY hoped that ssIne
Que may be nominated
fur a representative with
out regard 10 parties or
sects, who will have the
ennlidence Of all and who
will be pledged 10 use
his best eff,rts TO secure
the passage Of a Law fol
The aforesaid laudable OBJ
j-ct. May the wisdom
of Heaven direct us all.
| A CITIZEN.
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SUNN4 SIDE-or The country Mini>ters
~ wife, by the author of peep No Fi6e-Tell Tale
Sc. For sale at HkLLs Book SToRR.
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Miss E. ANroINErTE Merriam, Secretary.

DESTRUCTION OF Observation-Disclosures
Mass, Friday, August, 10, ls53.-To day.
whilst the officers were in the act of destroy ing
about $50 gallons Of liquor, it was set on fire
by some though'less boys, and four of The by
standers were bndly hurt--one Of whom, named
Cumming, was so severely inquired that his re.
coYerY i Doubtful. ---,-.-..- 80.
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SHADY SiDE-or Life in ouutry Par
~ sonage, by Pastors wife. This volume should
in every family in the land. Many have received newA
light from the perusal of this book. All may do So
full supply can always be fou nd at. 1s.E.s
re Roau C,o,-
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II Asst LEAF FROM SUNNY SIDE, by
d II. Trusta, author of Peep at No. Five-Snnny
Sidee-Tell Tale--khty Brown &c For sale at
Halls Book STORE
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Mr.. L. w. BALL:-The following is the art-
Gle handed to the editor of the Sentinel the l9h
uit.. and which he refused TO publish. / am hap
py that enabled to lay it before your readers,
that they may judge for themselves. Will you
publish this and the handed you side by side,
and let the people see whether the assertion of
Mr.. Harris is true, that they "are neither alike in
language or sentiment"
The following is the The following is the
original article refused article written from MEM
admittance into the col ory. and published in the
umns of the Sentnel; Star.
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e As the following comes to us with a res
ponsble name, the name of lady, we insert it,
F1,y the Ob,o Sfor
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YENELL TALE-or Home Secrets, told by
II old travellers by H. Trusta. author of sunny Side.
&C., Sc, at Halls Book STORE.
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more aDG they were an Iat on Inc TlVeft eht, sem
Ip glad and defiant hurra, that was heard above
he roar of the cataract. They reached Can
ida in safely.
THE OHIO STAR i.
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
Mrs, BgLgN L. B0STWICK, Regular Contributor
RAVEN Ma,
Wednesday. August "a 1853.
Free Democratic state Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Of Hamilton County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G, GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON,
- of Seneca County.
sc Al IofD D.,hi liz Nortc
ALONZO O. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Senator.
JAMES S. CARPENTER,
of Akron.
For Board of Equalization,
SlLAS CROKER,
Of ShaersviIle.
For Representative.
CALEB BROWN,
of Deerfeld.
For Commissioner.
FREEMAN UNDERWOOD,
of Brimfeld.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
OF Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE H. WILLARD,
CT Palmyra.
For Directors of County Inirmary;
ELI P. KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersvlle.
For County Surveyor.
RUGGLES BOSTWICK,
Of Raveuna.
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r f A d Y p A VI

~ APLE1 0N.-A Temperance tale. A
1FA new Book just published and one of the bes,
things out. Just received and for sale at
August 10th, 1853. HALL's Book SraRE.
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spirit RAPPINGS UNVEILED--un ex-
~ pose of the origin. History, Theology and Philoso-
nbv Of communications from the Spirit World With au-
merous Illustrations, can be found at -
HANS Book STORE
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EHERN LEAVES, from Fanny's portfolio,
- is yet for sale at
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TAoLLARS AND CENTS. by Amy La
"a y throp-two volumes
Penny whence camest thou?
For sale Mt Halls Book SToRr
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WEW POE F.-The Poems of the New Po.
lE ct Alexander Smith, are for sale at
HANS Book SroRr.
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"EaRr HISTORIES, and Life Pictures
LMhy r, s. Arthur. the best author in Ameriea,
BALBss Boos SFuEz n.
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"EAnLY'S WORKS. Washington and
d his Generals, vols, Napoleon and his Marslal.
vols. Life Of Empress Joseph;nc. with splendid pcr
trait. Women of the Bible Sacred Mountains Sacred
Scenes and Characters, &c.. &c. at
HAMS BOOK SIoBE.
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VA HtTE SLAVERY it, The harbary St,s,es
w by Charles Sumer. beautifully illnstrateda at
Huns Book SIcRF.
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TAEMoCRACY IN AMERICA, by De-
II y Tocqueville.
Pacific and dead expedition.
Wilkes Lynch. &c.. ssSs-..
Milimans Gihhans Rome, volumes
Hsnes History OF England, vol. So
MeCanlys vols. -
For sale st HAAS SooK SraRR.-
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SPEECHES OF JOSHUA &. GIDDlNSS,
- in Congress. with portrait are at s,,.,,.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19

GJ7As the season is with us, when there is al
ways much sickness among children, caused by
sudden colds, it may not be anliss for us to men,
ton that the new medicine, "Ayres Cherry Pee
tora," attracting SO much Of the public notice. for
the cure Of serious Lung complaints. is, when used
in small doses, one Of the very best in the world
for occasional family use. It simple and harm
less for children, as well as very palatable The
article is highly spoken Of, and we would recon-
mend or readers TO cali on the agents and get 4
bottle for trial
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of thc "r. e
Z the Legislature Of this State, cntlt.n; IN
Act to enable the Stockholders Of the ibrNl l.,
Female School Society to proceed to and c.Itc
a quidation," approved 2Sth April, 1893, and
agreeab!y to resolution passed by the under
signed Commissioners elected by the SAID
Stockholders under said act, the undersigned
will cause TO be sold at public sale by q IicenS-
ed auctonecr, at the Court House in the town
Of PlaQueminc, on
IueSday, 9Th day q Nrceu,sr, 1853,
at 10 o'clock A, NJ
That well known Lot Of Ground and school
buildings of the said lbervit.e Fcma'e School
Society, situated in the said toWA Of Plaque
mine, on Court street; the SAID Lot r5r.geUring
all in French measure, $50 feet font on SAID
Court street and 100 feet in depth, bounded
North east by the Presbyterian church and
South west by the Methodist chUrch The
School building is built OF brick with slate
roof, has two stories and dormtorcs in the
garrett, and is 5lfect front by CT feet in depth,
and was built and is well calculated for Il board
ING school.
TERMS.--Sl-OO payable cash On the day
of sale, and the balance Of the price payable
one half at one year and one half at two years
from said day. Bill of sale to be passed be-
fore the Recorder, and purchaser tc furnish for
the credit payments, his notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed; secured by mortgage on 1Ae property
sold, to bear interest at per cent after matte
rty, and payable at the Office Of said Recorder.
c. CLEMENT,
j. A. DARDENNIl;
II. f. DEDLiEUA:
Commissioners.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19

Wires Sara your IEnS5a9'js.- The following
should be read by every woman in tie country,
married or ungnargicd-yes, it should be COM
nittcd to memory and repeated three times u
day, for it contains more truth Than many yo-
lumcs that have been written On the subject:
GLOW often we hear man say | am going
to California, Australia or somewhere ese--
You ask him the reason of his going away, and
the answer IS, in nine cases out Of ten, 4 am
not happy at home. have been unfortunate
in business, and have made up my mind to
try my luck in California. The Horld seems
to 60 against me. While fortune favored me,
there were those whom thought to be my
friends, but when the scale turned, they also
turned the cold shoulder against me- My wife,
she that should have been the first to have
stood by me, and encourage me, was the first
to point The finger Of scon and say, it is your
own fault. why has Ibis or that one been so
unfortunate you had attended to your
business as they have, you would not be where
you are now These and other Ike nsinua-
tons, often drive man TO find other society,
other pleasures, in consequence Of being un~
happy at home. lie may have children that he
loves; he cannot enjoy life without them as he
would; be may love them as dearly as ever;
yet home is made unpleasant in consequence
of that cold indifference of the wife. Now I
would say to all such wives, sisters, and in fact,
all females, deal gently with him that is in
trouble: remember that he is very easily excl
ted. little word carelessIy thrown out may
may inilict wound time never can heal. Then
be cautious, a man is but thuman--therefore he
is liable to err. If you see him going wrong,
ever meet him with SMILE and with the kiss
of affection; show that you love him by repeat
ed acts Of kindness; let your friendship be un-
bounded; try TO beguie his unhappy hours in
pleasant conversation. BY so doing you may
save yourself and children from an unhappy
future.
When man is in trouble it is but little
word that may ruin him; it is but little word
that may save hm.--AEerchant's ledger.
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FOEs THE COAST,

fa1s'os B. From and after Thursday 10th inst.
g. tzs at 5 o'clock P N: the favorite stea-
zzszs=ss7==zsz f. D. WHITE, THEODORE Ell
FERT Master, will extend her trips TO smms-
port, Wilianlsport, Point Coupee Bayou Sara
Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine, Bayou Goula, New River, Donadsonville,
and all Intermediate Landings,
Returning will leave Wiliamsport on Sundays
at s o'clock A. NJ; Bayou Sara on Mondays at s
A. NJ; Baton Rouge on Mondays at y NJ. Pla-
quemine on Mondays at 2 P. NJ.
The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen-
gers and Freight for the above Public Landings
and all intermediate Plantations. Having all old
and experienced officers, particular and punctual
attention will be paid to all business entrusted to
their care. The public can rely uponthe Steamer
Thite as a Regular Packet for the year. say win
ter and summer.
For further particulars apply on board, or to
J. II. MORRISON &Co New Orleans.
A. MARIONNEAUX & Co,
J. F. DEGELOS,
o. E. HAASE,
feb12 Plaquemine.
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ff@@%"s@ For Bayou Sara, Williamspor
i1sfFY5sgtSss i1.fFYsgs Port Hudson. Baton Rouge, Plaque
mediate Landings-Ihe favorite and splendid
packet passenger steamer BELLA DONNA, hav-
ing undergone the usual summer repairs, will re-
sumo her trips in the above trade on SATURDAY,
the 18th inst. at P. NJ and continue throughout
the year, leaving New Orleans every Saturday at
S P. M;-returnng, will leave Bayou Sara every
Wednesday after the arrival Of the cars from
Woodville. For freight Or passage apply on board
Or to EATON & HENDERSON, Agents,
oc22 No | Front LeVee.
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Runaway in .gaI8.

DEPOT NEGRO.
ST Was brought to the Jail of this Parish
40 runaway negro man, who calls his pame
~ WILLIAM, and says that he belongs TO
~ Mr. Williams, living - miles below New
- Orleans said negro is about &c years of
ge, 5 feet inches in height, and dark grfe.
The owner will please come forward, pay char
ges and take him away.
oc2 HENRY SULLIVAN, JaiIor.
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G, .EHCW II II :,
Fashionable TssiF0r,

iEfai,s street, one door obore Ii5s Kahn's Store0
Has lust returned from New Orleans with large
stock of Merchandise, such as Fancy and Plain
Cassneres, Doesbips, Black Cloths, black and
fancy patterns of vestings, which he will make up
in the best style of workmanship and latest fash.
ions. He also keeps constantly on hand, Gentle
men and Boys Furnshings-Black and fancy col
ored Frock Coats; Pilot Cloth Coats: Fancy tweed
Coats: Black satin, fancy figured and black cloth
Vests: Understands; Cravats; Gloves, Socks, Hand
kerchiefs; Cloaks; Walking Canes; Knives; Fancy
Wooden Boxes; and quantity of Pomatums and
Essences Of all kinds. soc16