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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-14
NEW FALL
WINTER GOODS

WINTER GOODS
~ GREENFlELDER. has just received the
largest and most splendid stock of the best and latest
style of Fall and Winter Goods brought this
ton of the country which, for style finish and durability
cannot be My stock of coats consists of
the following kinds pilot beaver moLair nerhead pe-
tersham, blanket felt, broad cloth, and satinet.
Also endless variety ock dress sack and box
pants vests and boys clothing of every kind quality and
color.
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen the cheapest hickory shirts
wrappers drawers socks gloves stocks neck ties.
suspenders handkerchef shirts collars trunks vases,
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubbers coatslens etc
Come one come all and give call,
And will try you all.
C. .GREENFIELDER.
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Yew millinery for the Ladies.
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS,
1853.
DIR. e. Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows;
RAvEnNA-Preutiss House. Friday, afternoon and
Saturday until o'clock p Nj. 30th and 3Ist Dec,
AKRoN-Cobbs Exchange, Thursday, 2Sth Dec
CLEvELAND-Anerican House, Monday and Tuesday.
i2th and 18th Dec.
WARREN-Clinton House, Thursday, 5th Jan.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver, LungsKld
neys, Spleen In6amaton Rheumatism, Asthma short
obreath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness Nervous Debility Restlessness Lost
ofAppetite Constipation, Derangements ofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel White Swelling of any
fong standing diseases invited to CALI No charge
ior consultation.
DR.. T. never bleeds nor blisters nor is he Homeo
pathst; he never Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic
any other mineral as medical agents. is he Thomp-
sonianhe neither steams gives emetics. His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted hut not tbandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again. allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.
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WNTOMAN AND HER NEEDS, by Mrs.
Wv E. oakes Smith, author OF the sinless child
lost angel &c.
valuable work in a cheap form at
HAS Book SroRE,
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Labor Saving Machine.

YHyH Subscriber having purchased gIpB-
Il RIOR PLANNING MAGNII7go wish
to inform the public generally that he is prepared
tce also. to dress to any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide much less than it
be done for by hand. All who wish money! will
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine. All work will be done in workmanliEe manner.
~ Please give him call, at Messrs. Hitchcock & NJ
Cluns steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWAIN
Ravenna July 9th. 1853. I227-1y
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Mrs. Partington says, she has noticed that wheth-
er flour was dear or cheap. she ''olers had to pay
1he same money for half dollars WORTH
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PerERsor's LADIxs. NATIONAL MAGAZINE
Chas. ]. Peterson, Publisher, Philadelphie.

Chas. ]. Peterson, Publisher, Philadelphia.
Terms 50 per annum.
The January number commences the volume
for '54, and it is good beginning Although this
is one Of the oheapest Magazines in the country,
it is one Of the best. It comprises every essential
qualification, that is requisite to make up good
periodical Ladies who wish a complete Magazine
should get Peterson. The fashion plate in the
January number surpasses any we ever saw; it
ID magnificent. Increased attention is also devoted
to embroidery, cro;chet-work, household receipts.
DC. 1t is The Magazine for Ladies,
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Connenut, Ashtabula co., O. Nov, 1858.
Dr. TUBBs--Sir: After nine years of suffering. and
nine years of uitess search for help, happy
inform you that health is restored. As.
you aware, afflicted with harsh cough and
frequent splitting of blood from the lungs, both of which
were aggravated by great sensibilty to cold, and by
often taking cold. My stomach had bsen also disorder
ed for that could eat no hearty food, and
but little of any kind milk would hours of
suffering Strange feelings and blindness came over
times, that could stand ior several minutes,
then pass off with PalptaIing and fantness. was
thin in flesh and stopped forward unavoidably from
weakness of chest and stomach. ] was under your
treatment FIVE months ending Ia ST Feb uary. During
that time the cough and raising both stopped, digestion
became goodand gained twenryfaur pounds in weight.
during the summer and up 10 this time, l retain my
flesh and strength and entirely free from both lung
and stomach symptoms. What other physicians have
tried for years tc effect costing some hundred
dollars you accomplished Eve months expense of
only dollars. My residence miles esst of
this place, in Springfield, Penn.
Yours Sc. LEVI G. GERRED.
P.S. Ny brother, George w. e., whom you treated
at the time for epileplc fits hc he had been
subject for fifteen years has not had enc since then ana
his general health likewise better now than 1t has been
for mn before. Ia G W.
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pREMlUM FLoURIMG MNIrL..

FUNHE Subscribers are siih doing business
Il at the Ravenna Summit Mills, and also in Camp
besport notwithstanding the reports put in crcula-
ton by the proprie of steam and Mills in this
vicinity that have broken down. and not do
ing custom business, and is our custom, making
-four that stands the test epery here it is used
Our flour stands A. No. I, wherever il is known and
takes the premium all other Flour made, whenev
er it Is exhibition. Families have flour made
especially for family delivered their dwellings
at the market price, for first quality Our -four is made
from the best article oi Wheat and we make no Flour
from poor wheat that we may be enabled TO sell cheap
er than our neighbors. s
WHlTTtEsEY & BROTHER.
Camphellsport, Nov. %, 1851.
P. S.-Coh Corn, and all kinds Of Coarse Grain
ground on short notice, Is4sH
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FALL AND WINTER FA SHIONS!
MISS CHASE has Just received the Fall
w and winter Fashions, and is prepared to and
make dresses in the approved style usual. Also
will supply patterns the trade, among which may be
found hiantillas. Coaks, Tumas, &c., &c.
Ravenna, October 18Th, 1858. l2i2-3m
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MORE LIGHT.

ESNHOSE in want oil n Lamp for burning all
II kinds fgrease that will give ns mach light as
hree candles with about third the expense can be
accommodated by calling Mt
1916 BECKLEYS e. RAWSON,S
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oFFIcE CT FRANKLIN WARREN r. r. Co. ,
Franklin, June 1lth, 1853.
AT meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
rem R. R. Co., this day he'd the following assessments
upon the capital stock were made VIZ Ten per pay
able July 1853 and an assessment of ten per
the end OF each succeeding sixty days until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL ". TYLER. Secretaru
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REMOVAL.

4 V. HORR has removed 10 hIs new and spncioEs
"a Store. directly opposite his old location five
miles north of tho City of Ravenna where he has nn
hand large stock of Fall and Winter Goods i'e is
receiving additional supplies by express aud otherwise
daily. The Old Motto, large sales small Froh's ana
ono price TO all, will be strictly adhered to:
He respectfully tenders his thanks TO ms I'm M
and friends for the liberal patronage whlrn ns ns e.
ceived, and hopes 10 merit cohiihuuH'' " >" "" "
vors. Al are invited 10 call. ,o,s
ShnlersyIlIe Oct 9th. lS53. 30
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Oil, Tanners Oil. Whale
N OIL lard oil. barning fluid, supply just receiveP
# SwiFrs.
October, 1853.
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MUs1cAL 1NsrRUcTxoM-

KE ISS H. S. MORTON. of New York has lately "a
lsa ken up her residence in Ravenna, (nearly oppo
site the Town Hail lwhere she would be pleased OBJ
tain pnPs upon the Fiano Fere Melode0n Seraphine or
Meo Pean. which she viii teach the usual prices
Persons wishing TO receive Instruction their
residences can also be accommodated.
Nov. IL. 1858. 1916
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,

q you want first rate article of boots and
u shoes, call Gillis e. Durham store Immediately
east ofthe late ere in Ravenna. who have made ar
rangements to keep hand at all tlmes large and
made boots and shoes, which they will sell at the low.
est figure for cash ready pay
They will continue 80 keep hand the best quality
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skin
Iinings pegs, lasts and kinds of shoe findings,
which they will sell at small advance on cost for
prompt pay.
~ Give us q call andsee for yourselves.
GILLIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna, May, 1853.
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a PLACEMENT n OTTO E-Notice is
IA hereby given thai the Ist inst al ms instance
an attachment for 5 and 30 was this day ssned
by Clinton Young, a Justice of the Peace IN Hiram
township, Portage county, against the properly and
effects of l. a. G Grant, Hiram W. Pierce and Gidecn
Hard, absconding debtors.
Dated this the first day ofNovember "A. D. 1853
i2463w ABENER ROWLEY.
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BooIs AND sHoHs,

B00ES AND SaOEs, +
FHyHE Subs riber having in his employ a
IL greater number of men than heretofore is prepar-
ed 10 furnish every variety of work in lis line.
Gentemens French and common calf Boots. of the
best material and made by experienced Workmen will
be kept on hand. and made to order. Also Kip and
ST 'ga Boots Ladies work of every description nclud
ing enamelled CATERS do Buskins, do Bnotees mac
in the latest style and of the hest material and work
manship. Three doors south of the Court House.
--.----- MOSES BEANS.
lsayepna Nov 5 So 1915 3m
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Second Arrival
Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS

II The Stone Store
I'd DWELL WITTER & co. are now re-
E&, ceiying their second stock of Fall and Winter
Goods The assortment embraces eye-y style and
quality and will be sold cheap any stock OF goods
in norl hern Ohio.
Please call and judge for yourselves
N B.-Good Butter still received in Exchange for
goods at Eighteen Gents per Id. =
Nov. is. 1858. ..
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See the advertisement nanother column of StabIer's
Good Mediaines;s they are not recommended as
Cure Ais, but efficient remedies for the diseases
named, having received the highest ehcomiums from
Physicians Apothecaries and Storekeepers who have
used them sold them and multitude of cases hear
ftheir good effects. Give them trial ana tell your
friencs of the resalt. -
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Testimony Continued.

Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged attendance must
accord strictly with pu 1lished announcements,
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A PEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
1A- By Aunt Mary for her nephews and neces-
with address from Mrs. Harriet Beccher Stowe TO
the children Of England and Americn. London Edition
for sale at HALLS BoOK STORE,
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lTTTST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SULI1.
VNNHE STACEY STOCK consisting of !ewery,
snI bv ibe first OF January if possible This concern
must he closed and the articles at 6ona.Gae Cosr Pr
crs mnst afford bargains. Call IN HairsBook Store.
49, L.W. HALL, Assignee.
Nov. Ii. 1883.
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MiLLfNER

NIfIIIIIVTLji 7.
MT lSS MILLER. would respectfully inform
the Ladies of franklin and vicinity. that she has
taken al the house OF NJ. Amon Buzell, where
she intends to keep hand good assortment of fash
ionabe hats also vevets sans, silks. ribbon pumes
honds, sewing silks, &c, good as can be found in
the market.
franklin, Oct. 10, 1859. le4i-6n
EAey 30 Uncle Z ORia's Cabin.
FESHlS long and anxiuusly looked Tor work,
II by Mrs. Stow is just received and for sale at
--.-.... ...-=-..- HALLS Book STORE.
Ravenna, Aprill9ih, 1853
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.ssCROFULA.,,
Myer,s Extraet OF Rock Rose.


This wonderful medicine is fast gaming for Itsefa
popularity which other medicine can boast Of The
plant, Poek Rose, is used and commended by many
eminent physicians of our country. Hear what j. H.
Thompson of Philadelplia says. 81 have prescribed
il in bad cases of scrofuous patients Wills Hospital -
His success attracted the of seignior physi
cinns lie reports the following remarkable case of
white swelling ofthb right hip in Feb 1914. The lad
was yeas old and had the disease for three years.
the bone was dslocated upwards and outwards There
There was large opening on the hip leading the
bone, into which could thrust my finger. 1 counted
three ulcers He had been under several phys-
clans who had given him mp. ordered decoeiion of
Rock Rose-intw days his nightsweats ceased, then
ordered tea spoonful of Rock Rose, three times day
Thirty days after he entirely we'll See adv't
Of Myers Rock Rose.
g-T Forsale.i in Ravenna, by c Hatch. and wholesale
by w. NJ Kohl Co., Cincinnati Ohio, General Agents
for the west l24o
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WANTED.

A NOMBEE ofs Joiners accustomed to putting up
IA good work. Apply Immediately to
ROWELL. WITTER g. CO.
Ravenna, Nov. u 1853
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a HROCKERY-Whi Granite, Celesti,
" Antique, Gold Band CHAD, and other styles just
received ut HoRR's
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ROOTS AND SHOES.-A large assortmen,
- of Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes and Caters
Boots, Caters and Shoes lust reed at
September 90. HI DAYS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

A TllE Erp pnE THE FAMpUs FnEanr~ MiEinn CLAIM Cssl. Fre6,uW ha5il.v in
 ted9 brought up Q prelipilIafy Rraii nr
 caltlelnfn upQn the MIefH,osa isir tl.e sum Aof e, 3,500. sernpa c.aim d sll tlls k0Ili
 and silvsf mioerals cqnlaintd within inc
 allesed ihlils ofhis araAs. Nstsiscil inE i,ns
 aissags hfen resisted bv Jke miners .sfIahc
 hand, wlI0 ilsst that the claim ile iSss I,r|,a
 them. C hisgille shnrld De ecanlif,nrIl -is I:,r
 the damages il.ey may have done hi. Iand tar the purpose of raising cattle while IlFv were cng1ged apan iI in tninissas 'rls;a ,d0cpine of the migefs has lately been con.
 firnied by D Gecisa,n bf tllc SarSesbeaC Q, I,rfs
 of Caiitnfhia-a decainfs in blFics csi, ity with the Spanish. Engiish anu AnSer;. ican law in Felatlpn 10 nines of rrrcirns
 netals-- -tlsat tlie tide iss IIle dninas daes not iiilnM sise Iisie1U ElIe land in aTilicil satcI, gold and sitveEan mines aFrs NInlained. h,l, vested in the Slaie bY Virlue, 1f it's, spyrr. eighty. Tke UniIed States GovernneII, occupies only the position of all OrSiinagv hnded proprieJOsS will the 6rtliRafy Dfivi. aage Of being exempt from lOcaf fsxati6n. and hnlds hotling hv right of it's sover ] eigniyin GahGirRias since adasiasias,I dl. ihas State inle the UnioR-M F. Ddg, 0OOks sgtee 4s35s4s gsss 5 @-,5,ta SaaE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

The Roman Catholics have stolenaa a march upon the friends of religious equality ir California, by procuring recommendation of the State Superin, tendeat of Common Sclpols 6. .ti,ne R pro. portion of the Public School money should be appropriated 10 the sapportol their sectarian schools. This rscom-
 aendation was hastily acted upon a,ths heel of tue late session of fl,e fLegisla. ture, and became jaw almost without examinatioa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

We notice by the Iitchfield Enquirer that the Whig kaders of that town have come out pub licy and mounted the. t Main Law. for a, poIi- cai.hobby We hear, verbally, of sinailar do ingsin various other parts, and conclude that thIs is to be the "card 6fthat. aspiring class of gentlemen, aEthe ensuing fall and spring cleo. lions. When they get to the end of ihe journey, there may, perhaps, be, some who will be desi.- fous to know how much they and the cause of
 Bridgeport Farmer. l
 tEA mistake. friend you don't no! tice any thing of the kind. Themee,ing you, ,alludcsto was called by democrat, presided over by q ademucrat, and a mas jority of thecandkiates on that tjcks. are democrats, and those, too, for the sinost important offices,
 - 7l.,-sL -4 sese q
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

ET A fellow named Lucas a resident of Berlin. and the terror of the neigh- bozhood where le lived. has been arrest ed on the charge of being the person kho placed the obstructions on Iho BIidg dietown Branch railroad, . short time. since. It is said tha. a. confederate has, testified to facts sufficient to convict him. He has been lodged.iQ jail,~-r@r.-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

ApersOn was arrested in winsted last wssk. Cor passing couplesEsit aaOney.- He lad passed forty dollars ih bad mons sy.und lIly dollars vert found upon him. all in ten dollar bills of the Bank of New York. Hshad been aBout there for sev.' eral days. and had passed ten dollar bill in Canaan few days before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29
Aceiaaht.l

A yon of Dr. Faill of tllis town while riding with another lad near Bradleyville on Wednesday,, hat the fhisfor,une to accidentally discharge a gun which they had with them. and thetcontents passed entirely thtoagh his arm, The gun was loaded '#i.hslrot, and itNwas thought at first the arm would have to b,s anipu.a- ted, but he will probably fegainits use. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29
Ie has bean lodged.iQ jail.

;SESeuLAR ORDINATIoNs--l l2ev -AnIoi> nette'k. Brown. who figured So conspict uously at the Worlds ConysntioH was lately ordained 10 the ministry aEa town in central New York. where she has been sometime preaching. Tl,e Tribnns com tains over a column of the proceedings, Let her do what she can.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

Hs: Tie Court,i House was crowded on Monday and Tuesday evenings to witt ness the performances of the4 scholars attending the Academy of Mr. Lewis. .-. The exhibition was highly en.erteiding. and did srredit to both teacher and scholars. s.s'. VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

Nicholas ParNa, N Porsugese ssilor. has begn convicted at New hondonsoi killing another sailor iauisd Williams bS 's'ab6idg Liu in a aqaarfel. Tke jury rsl turned . verdict Of mardsrs ne second degree which VII ssea lAD piisODsr fa the State rsisGn fos liis. s a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

We were lately informed that worthy but poor n,inisser, who was unable 10 keep . IlOrse, found Il desTahle io exchange on certain Sabbath with another minister, twenty i've miies distant. He solicited of his church members inc use of horse. but
 being uniinrmly deHietl, ,lie set off and trav- eled ll,e distsnce on fapC fifty weary m.les .wer hills and yaileys, and uhdef abdfnihg suD. And yet .tlae exchange was 10 gra,iiy these church members win the service If lavori,e minister m administering fhe comniuaion! ]! Let Mrs. Hubbell add this tact t., the nexf edition of !" Shady Side. "- Cong. Joiirsiat. ? .3 !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

sT Victory Biidseye.~ whose aIesth VI announced last week, was a Nga0ss q Cornwall. in this couniy.ss ss;s.5s v
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

h~pu q
 Walter Taylor of NorMslk,mAoswas sentsncad. a Ifss months since. to ,he State: prison for ten years, for,ob.ainint iraadaleat Psn.i0n papers. was was aaaiS brouah. before the U. s. Court, in Har,s fosd. last week. on smother case -1obta;n. ing frasdulsns papefs for | rsn,lenap fssidiag n Walliagiord convicted. ana i've years more added so lis sentence, s making 6fssen in all. NJ ssesl sg.sa Nj ! aa Daniel Dasis, shs old man Tos sl,o,. Taylor procured ths ffaasient ipabsgs A tue 'stss csss, died at his rssidsnee K K N {, Cnaaap. laat tMssk. Qnlpg ,io n i h;s M tsebl. hsaaGh. he aarsliaEada afloIn puosscul;Ol by Gossanments OpS6 tslandihr sk. a@ohe ahlhhaslly received.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

NER Yoax RowDYlsM.-0Ee Of the gangs 0f rowdies which have infested the streets eass of Broadway n iiie neighbor- hood of the City Hal, during the past week, and whuse atr.icisns assnlts *hbchecked by police interference, were referred to day or two since Ly correspondent of this pas per who was asf eye Wisnsss, succeeded in actlany TsurdesfsEndg man iin Gt,hi street.. un Wednesday, night, and escaped, none of ihe witnesses daring to attempt the res- cne of the victim while another (ar pos silly the same gang )stabbed another younR man, al a lsier hour of .be same night. within .biock If the spot of the murder, and, lur wonder, was arrested On the preceding night, D. Osborne, late of the U. $. Navy. was badly beaten in Cherry slreet, and taken to the New York Hnspit.
 al, in (sassitlse reportefC C"an aln1ost hope less cnhdisiun p-s@.M F. .sJour. q Com. ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29
LATER VFRoM oAIIFOiaN1k.

ArSlVul 1f the E(1KlIcEn LlUGts-s ,ss k % NHw KoRk. Sept. s2eN:
 The sle9mer Northern Lirhl rom San Jnen arrived this morninp. ' She hri6na dates from San. fantisce ,o Sene. 1st. and q. $50 900 sspedis on freight, md $500 900 ip the haudsof passsnesra.-.- Her list of passengers numbers 6bO.--. She connected with the Brother Jona. |slian which brought down 6ns million and a half on freightand seven hundred spasse ngerS. . s.5s
 The miners generally are doing we'll
 1Dmigrants from China and a6sUssahe plains were arriving i1 great zuShSsFs. Large shipmeuts of quicksilver we're being made 10, China. a..ss;..,ps,,s.e, ,s4 s,.sg
 Excess of shipments of gold dust ftsr eight months. over Is52, nearly enmills ions and. quarter. -. ~ass' -
 Strikes among the iaboreFs continue aud . re generally ssnccsss6ll. BficklAy- CTS had demanded .&l q parsday and. liod earriefs $6-b6th were successful. .,~
 The steamer Oregon for Panama sailed on the first with nearly one million in specie.H gass ss .AezE$ssssaE Ysss1
 Large.neetlngs. had been held in San Francisco in fssor of the immediate cons struction of the Pacific Railroad ss 2 Politics are waxing warna-- several prominent Democrats are stunpihgi fAe State interpretation io.Bigler. q @3''ssss
 Vast numbers of buildings were going up in San Francisco at cost of. &75g 600 to $2O0.O .O00 cache I'D a1l1sssFs sv'sSss'S
 Nearly one half of the town of Sonora has been idest,oyed by fire. | The btssii- iness por.ioa,of theciiy suninidfed. L6ss E&50 50,O0O. ts F isN s The town of Kelseyss Digein6s Kl !. Do,ado County, was burhs down on the night of tlie 25ih August. Loss $&O.. 900. 'ss3 sfarssis'.
 'D.tessfrom Oregon are to tl,e A6.h Aug Tire Indian insafteelion in Rogue River'valiey had created great consees, nation among the inhabitants. The sev. eral tribes had united and commencesssiis a war of exteFmiuation upon the whites. Many massaeres han been already com. mit.cu. An exPed dilioI uuiief c6msaanR of c eacral Lane had gone up the scene. ss of action and bloody work was expected. Al The last accounts twenty whites had been bntciered by the Indians. sss. :. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

Mike Walshewas severely. if not dam gerously injured. by the fsHing of the staging. as;a meeting of .fhs Hard Shell Democtats in the Park. N. Y ;, Monday evening. 9s'e .'.2 '...s1