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SPECIAL NDELCES
Dr , =. kSOse's Celebrated amiIy
Medicines,

DR. j. $. Ro>Es Uedicaj 4dr3sr to persons in Sick
ness AID in lea III, Almanac for SJl.-l his pub
location is nom the pen of eminent physician OF Phil.
0telplrn, regua' graduate at the Medical College.
aud aa honorary member ct the Philadelphia Medical
society, 1t confirms much good advice iuyulids as
vel nersans in health 1t pso describes, in Il com.
prehen-i, the diseases of variable climate
nd the hudo Of treatment. No family should be with
ory oil tits book II ctn he had, without any
ur4c at the Nv Dug Store uf MrsSrs Wrish, X
Allison where D.. Re.cs valuable Family Medicines
lte ior sale sept Gm1
- Nhiir hundreds rejoicing in the hnppy c,-
ape from mntne pans. accustomed by Burns Bruises
and sp7'ins thnus 'nis 1T Others viii buy the Mustang
binmett nud experience the same happy results
The popularity If the Mustung Luiucnl is "a fixed
ac those suffering with III crs Old Sores ErIpiinns
aud Ike complaints, neea oay to be remind, of il.
supei iority to give it trial.
Notice.Ne with to call the ait, uiion ui The tlI.
lie 10 source of luX-ty, comfort aud happinrss-ta
past neglect and present opportunity of amendment
The mum. ruus eases 81 badness IN Amcrc aure truly 81
pricing The young take warning OF the old an
ply a remedy too soun. Who that j. odd. but would
aYert bald e>s VIM that Is middle sged but shuddcr
AT grey uits3 Whn thst is Young but values the xt.
rianl locks If youthand beauy2 Effects like these are
-tayed. and muny wears otherwise premainrr old
age are regained "a ynu by using LYONS KATiIAI.
RON
Lyop's k4hairon IS hot IS cents in large bo,ttc.
Sold by oil dealers everywhere.
ID. Barnes Proprietor, iGl Br,adv.ay n Y
q Sold ty every Deaer in Lyucihurg Purcell.
Ltdd 4 Co. Riehmoni, Whoe,ul, \ gents
l5.r-
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A GESTLENAN.-Mr Justice Talfourd wrote
.lon, EDITED the life Of witty and pathetic Charles
Lamb, and has done other good things, but hard
j. can have ever said truer words than these with
which he summed up ease" '.Gentleman is
term which does not apply to any station. but
to the mind and the feelings in every station
The man who deports himself with dignity and
candor, the tradesman who discharges the duties
OF life with honor and integrity, alike entitled
to it, nay, the humblest artisan, who fufls the
obligations cast upon bin with virtue and with
honor. i more emitted 10 tie name of gentle
man than lie nan who cal indulge in offensive
e. riba.c remarks, however high his station
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, the 10th inst, by Rev
jno +. Edwards, Mr.. Il. II. GARRTT and Miss
CAROLYN b., daughter of Henry Huntington,
all of this city.
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The VIRGINIA REvoLl noNARY Bounty LAND
CLAIM QUESTION will be finally disposed of by
the Secretary of the Interior, "a soon as he oh
tains replies from the Attorney General upon the
many intricate law points involved. We have
reason to believe that the questions or points in
this case have caused the chief law officer Of the
Government much more labor than those involved
in any other case so far submitted To him. We
presume that his opinion will soon be ready. "a
he Is given to earnestly working in such matters
Udshington Star
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PURCHASE or THE ILLUSTRATED NEwS.-The
Boston Bee states that Gleason, of the pictorial
Companion" has purchased }arnum q Cos
New York Illustrated News, and that the sub
scrption- OF the latter will be transferred to the
Companion.
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John Eosslr, william Ross,r. Edmund Ros er, Hornlo
Deprc,r, Alien Twccdy Thomas II Franklin, W m.
A. Clement, ndn'r ofG,o. W Jones, Leroy ". Grail
lc, Thlmts W Hams lnhn Rosser, J T.. John d Al.
audcr, VIM. W, NJ tthews John NJ. Arlington Robt
Twcod, Jarues Builoct, Jonn b. Lee, David f.
Spence, OK or e Ryard Roberts; RichIend +. Wal.
Ter, late OF thr fun Roncn. Il Waller; Charles w.
Christian, Chi@w,li Dubnoy End others,
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Flour.
SUPERIOR Mountain Butter.

= JUL + 'ceived my Fail supply of FamiTy B''
the justly celebrated Dairie, of Mrs G,uha .
Mis-. Elizabeth Kent, Messr.. JOSEPH Clayl
Cloyd, james NJ. c bo,d David McGuvock an
James kent-to which invite the atteuuaa
lies wanting fine article.
nov Its AMBROSE B RGGl
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wheat! wheat!

w gent for Rchmoad Mil, vii I
highest cnsn price for all good wheat dei,trs.
lumber House, o the Basin.
sept Its WIN. A. MILL
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7UIN-- 7 OSLO,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER c..


CANrBELL c. H Nv. 1858.
THE parties Interested "a Tire foregoing dccrelal
der are hereby otIhed to attend ltmy office Camp.
bell Couri house, the ndof December next, Which
time ard pince hail proceed the settlement of the
accounts thereby required
v l5-v4v EDWTT r PAGE Com'r
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Latest By The Mails!


ARRIVAL o. TIL 81 l.. VI In
rise ia EIeadstuffsli
17t, .J,,l.,.ia geqf' and The King Of Turkey
sxg.,t , l,,..t rroufts il seems llIarih sublime
d r,rr hnd ordered B,gin's cubs of the MpdaNsh
,d Watn-hiau -.I7sbreahQf REFUSES 10 fomiiY,
sfoyy. defiance rxhihi hi' teeth and threatens 10 oe
,o,,r the whole brood--le,thers and all
Ry IN. -ne MAJ ih,t brought The above intelligence
rho .cril.rs received iuv.c of recent shipments from
their MANDATORY The catalogue embraces sohe VI
tho most Il, sirnl he st,l-s Of
Winter Clothing
vel seen 30 tti4 market Among "ther-. duPHca'So Vi
tb,.c ,I.,n1t French Pa cint. received.
Also
Mulberry CoIl rnjxcd AMI brown Beaver over oa"ts :
Whitney Blanker, Pccrsham and Pilot do, Elegant
Plush cut Velvet and Silk Vests. double aud single
NHi.t.
splendid assortment uf Fancy Cassmer" Pants "t
le nir.t .t,ie French Cashmere. Leopard and ]Igtf
skin AMI Travelling b'luker, and many Other styles ot
reasonable Good. at the Wbocsalc and Retnil oi"ihg
,nyl5t. A. s SHAFER & co.
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ne Lugislafrre of Vermont ballotted ten times
O. Z hur sday for L. s, Senator, without success.
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VIRGINIA .

NEEst,ANHA. AT jircuit Court continued aud
held frthe county Of Oampbellat the out house
thereof Saturday the , ID day of October, 1853 in
the 1911 year of the Commonwealth:
Josiah SHeppcrson and Ricnard Morgan Trustees, &c
Plaintiffs,
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NTAsSN, sE4NES and SOCKS

d 500 Yards Jeans Ga lurt very fine Black
500 " Whitc and co'rd Linsey counlr. made,
500 pair Heavy country Yarn Socks,
Just received and for sale by
nov II Is LEE & JOHNSON.
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Cox the editor of the Ohio Statesman, nm
nounees with the utmost gravity, TINT he once
travelled from Paris to Constantinople with two
ladies, whose only baggage wa two carpet bugs
and limself
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TnE CALomc SHIP ERICSSON, which has been
undergoing repairs at Williamsburg, n Y. for
several months it is said, will be ready to make
another trip in few weeks, and that her project
ors entertain confidence that she will perform to
their satisfaefion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

LIQuoR LAW " TENNFssfE-On the 2d mt
thirty members of L 3 Tennessee House of Rep
resentat.ve- presented petitions for prohibito-
ry liquor law.
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The Legislature of Alabama will convene ON
the 10th inst when it will have to elect two /.
5. Senators, to fill the places occupied by elem
ems, and the late Vice President King
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SILK RONNETs siIk Yonne,

y "A beautiful Iol Of Black and CoHddI
Silk Bonn Is just olened at the new Cash lon
Come soon orthey wi he gone.
aov Its WM s. HANI
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RI TONS <s1.0UNo pE.AATEs{-
~ For saip bv
MN. a. MILLER
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MRs. GAINES contradicts the statement of the
Delaware Gasette in relation to the discovery of
evidence by which she had induced those who
hold the large estate in New Orleans, to which
she laid claim. TO compromise with her ON liberal
terms. She says there is not word of truth in
IL
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WAsnNGToN. NOV. l0.-The drafts register
ed Yesterday were at the Treasury Department,
&l3l.SS5 -; War, SS9,963 %; Interior. Sl7.-
lj2 81; Customs, S24,s9l 73--total, 500 ,762
O.
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ARRIVAL OF Nrw RIO CorrEE.-'The first car
20 of new Rio Coffee arrived at New Orleans on
Tuesday, by ship Rebeeoa, with Rio dates to
sept 23 She reports the market for coffee
there active and firm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

THE ONO Tho water in the Ohio at Wheel
ing on Thursday was less ,Han four feet deep
but rise daily looked for, as there had been
rain in the mountains.
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OIL CAfsPEnHNGs, from y ind

" feet wide.
DOOR MATS of almost every variety,
hkAIES, very fine assortment aud eheop
Brass and Common md Iron Shoyels, lda
Pokers, Coal Holds.
Brass Pierced Ircn, and wire Tenders, nure1
ers, 2I inches high
Tubs, Baskets Cans and Buckets
"Hh maly other articles, required b. house
on hand ard Tor sale by
nov Is GREGARY RQNAII- 4 AlMI]
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A REPENrANT NEGRo.-It will be recollecttd
that we published, day or two sinee an account
of the cnteing away of "A slave of MIR. Puddefo4d,
of Gcorgja, wine had been carried by his mas ter
to Philadelphia Tor medical advice. 1t appears
he did not much luncy the abotionists, for he
subsequent, returned to his master and bogg ed
him to receive him 2gan as his slave. Mr.. Pad
dctord finally consented to receive him again
and has started Nth him or Lis way to Savan-
nah
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FAMILY Bacom and Lard

n now m Store a lew kils Of Lard Of ,1H'11
ty-Alsa, a small supply of extra HUNS and "
rect from Pulaski which will sell low 10 Iof
nov Its AMBROSE b. RIGl
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MARYLAND LEGIsIAAuRE.-'Fhe House is COM
posed of thirty-nine Wings aud thirty-fve DEM
ocrats' who are chosen for two years. Ia the
senate there are fourteen Wings and eight Dem
ocrats. Wing majority in the House four, in the
Scnate,siN and on Joint ballot ten OF the Wing
Senators five hold their seats for two years and
nine for four years and of the Demoorats,six
hold their seats for two years and two for four
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

lIRttLIG SCENE At CAPE MAYA lad named
Eldridge, attached 10 one of the Cape Nav nilot
boats was engaged recently in bailing out a
sl1tt attached to her stern, duriuga severe blow
OH shore, when the iastenings broke, and he was
carried out seaward without an oar to assist him
W 18th admirable presence of mind, he tore up one
OF the boards which comprised the lining of fine
boat and fastening his coat upon it made temro-
rary lnry-mast, by aid of which he kent the Et,lo
skltt before the wind, and was thus driven ont
several miles beyond Uncle Eph's shoal. Several
old pilots who witnessed his danger from tbn
shore'at great personal peril launched surf bont
succeeded IN gaining the pilot boat weighed an.
chor, hoisted sal and went to his rescue AS cven-
ing closed upon the scene. Several times tbo
boy was lost To sight, and as he was driven into
the breakers of Uncle Eph, every body tbon@bt
hun swamped, but the cheerful halloooftbe mr.
pnd lad soon caught the ear of his pursners and
he was hnally rescued after dark. The nallont
boy, says the Philadelphia sun, was horn fnr
sailor he should have u mdshipman's worr5nt
granted to him. and be sent TO Annapolis for cd,,.
taton. ~ i"' cu"-
TONS <s1t0EN.g ps.AAxE5S
- ~ + oi sac iV
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YANKEE SULLIVAN Nor EscApEp.-The state
mont that Yankee Sullivan had Knocked down
four or five Of theoflieers having him in charge,
aud had made his escape proves TO be without
foundations Deputy sheriff Bensel, of New
Work who accompanied the distinguished prize
fighter, reports him safely lodged in iailnt Lenox,
Mass.
Miss Catharne Hayes was at Lima at the last
accounts, and was about to sail for Australia.
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The San Francisco Marriott.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. l.. 753.-TIOIn-
There has been am active business done both I,.
importers and iobbers, at rai@s .hoving mo-
ehange since yesterday. Sales Of 300 hb}s Gal
lego, sapertine, at sl5,59 4u9do,vithoul ip>pec-
ton, Mt Sill; 500 do, outside brands in lots. at
s9asl0 So HnNall aud Gollcgo have iobbed free
y at SIT 30; city packed at &l2; domestic at
PRoyIsIoNs.-Salos2 25 half bbs, clear pork
per julia Ann, on private terms 50 bills do at
SIS ~ do mess beef, at So; 50 Go do at SIS 50:
80 cases clear bacon, extra, at lGc; 10000 lbs
do, ON private terms; 50 tres hams at Isle; 100
do do, per Flying Dutchman, at l6c.; 81 do do,
damaged, at auction. at Zoe.
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ACGA ''s.d e TTER-
- 10000 lbs Pune Wcs,er.. Ba&,
5,U00 - IN
nov li-ts ny, -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-26
Sale of Real Estate. by order of Court.

Ism Friday. the fourthday of February A 1853 be-
~ tween the hours of 10 and NJ, on the prem
ises IN the township of Hiram in the county Portage
IN the stae.of Ohio, will be sold public vendue, the
following real estate the property of Orin Il. and
harrison o. Higley, minors subject 10 the life estate of
The undersigned: situate in The township of Hiram in
SAID county, and is known by being the souh eastery
quarter oflot No. 49, the whole lot contains three hun
drsd and twelve acres OF land bounded as follows viz
Begnnng at the south eastern of lot number
eighteen at post marked IL Is % "a thence running
3D. thence west seventy seven chains ten links TO
posi- marked p % % 49, thence north forty chains fifty
to POST marked Is 10 % 23 thence enst seventy
seven chains TO the place of beginning which deed is
corded in Book 70 Page 456 ofporage County Records
Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
HECTOR A. IIlGEEY; G uardian of
o. p. & II. o. HIGLEY.
Rnyenna. Jan. s. 1853. 1901 -4w
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OGD1 DS1 e1
DR. 3. T. SPELMAN

w OULD announce to the people of Ravenna and
w its yiciniy that he has located permanently IN
this place. where he will always hold himself in read
mes TO attend to every call in his professional line In
additionto the insertion of artificial teeth plugging
&c. particular attention will be paid to the diseases
of Inc meuth and gums, branch of The profession
usually neglected.
Dr. s. Is in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference over those
of any other city IA the union; and manufacturing his
own mineral teeth on their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance COM
mon to procelain teeth Owing the absorption winch
always takes place when the roots of the natural teeth
are re moved necessary to make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs ever are SO that
when the teeth used. instead oil being an
ornament they often ds6gure the mouth nor will the
the old fashioned gum teeth obVate the dlihcuty
But the mprovedmethod removes every Objection and
though they composed of the materials, they
are so constructed be much serviceable and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred ia the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages re
sulting from these Improvements which cannot be
forth in notice so brief Those interested are there
fore invited call at his office and Dr. s. will be glad
to explain The advantages of this the old plan,
plan which he pracced for years before he recey
| ed the improvements. References will be gwen TO
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and to individual in this village who has an
entire set in both jaws.
! Office in Seyrnours Block over the Post Office.
| Rayenpa. Nav 9th 1851.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:

{ OR, EVERYeONE HIS OTFN PHYSICL4N
FEyIE Fortieth Edition, with One Hundred EngraH- :
4 ngs showing Diseases and MaformatIons OF i me
Human System in every shape and FORM 10 "Icu -
added Treatise the Diseases of Females oeihg oi
The highest importance married people, or those con-
templating marriage. By
PIE = WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ D-
LET no father be ashamed to present copy of the
cnIonius 10 his child Ii may save him from earIy
crave Lei no Young man enter INTO tile Sc
erst obligations of married lIfe without reading The
Pocket E,culapus. Let noone suffering from hack
nied cough Pain the Side restless nights nervous
and given up hyatheir physlclans be another moment
without consulting the EscuapIus. Have the married.
those about be married any mpedment rend this
thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws
of death.
10 Any person sending % cents, enclosed in let
ter will receive copy of this work by mail or i've
copies will be sent for 81. s5.s
Address, tpost-paid DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ll96-ly No. 152 Spruce 81, Philadelphia.
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Maine Liquor Law!,
NOW IN PRESS,
AWEWBOOK A FOR THE FPJENDS on yEa

NOW IN PRESS,
ave ~ bOOh FOR THE FRIENDS OF TEN
a PERANCE.
The sENTATOR'S SON; Or the Muine
Law the last refuge. BY Meta Victoria Fuller,
anthor OF Fresh Lenves, &C., &c. This wors
will contain about 300 PIP. Is mo, on fine whit.
paper, neatly bound in cloth. Its object is to
show the urgent necessity of adopting the Maine
Aiquor Law 10 stop The progress of Intesnper
hght,'the author has adopted Ihe plan of showinr
under fictitious names, the fnta progress end ef.
fects OF this evil; and from her reputation as a
cbasts and powerful writer, a thrilling story may
be expected. II Willie issued about the first OF
jhnuary. Orders respectfully solicited For
further particulars, address. posi- pnid,
TOOKEN sE GATCHEL, Publishers,
3l96 sss,.s Cleveland. Ohio.
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NJ a [ e.

6DAA TONS just received, and large share
@ST of it is Italian Obesk Moments and
stone, from inches up to eight thickness,
md all sizes which selected by directly from the
importers in New York also our American is of the
best quality from the Mills of Wm. Y Ripley. celebrat-
ed for having the finest and best Rutland Marble.
Take notice that here is good assortment can
be found in the State and that selected stock
and purchased of first hands, therefore think thai
we can sell good article low heretofore has been
sold poor one by dealers who buy of second hands,
There fore give call before you purchase elsewhere
consider our experience gnrantee that we can
give entire satisfaction. HURLBUT & FOX.
s Ravenna Dee. 10Th, 1851. l147-1y
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ma. w. Conn,
N. W. COnn,
Attorney of Law and Solicitor in Chancery Office over
Campbefs Shop, public square, Ravenna, Ohio.
C o M e an d s e e,,

nREAT bargains in English, French and
VI American Goods. in part imported drec,
from England, and the others bought in New
York remarkably cheap fer cash. to be offered
in few days in Mr.. r. ] Collins large from,
room, near Mr.. Gaslayus Lanes. Rayenna;
comprising Broad Cloths. Cassimeres, Yes ings,
Black Dress Silks and Sriins, Thibet Cloths,
Cobourgs. Alpaccas, Shawls, Silk and Linen
Cambrics H'dkfs. Silk neck Ties, Stockings,
Socks. Gloves. Colars. Sleeves. Ribbons, Mus.
lins, Laces. Edgings, silk Falls, Undershirts,
Drawers Table Cloths. Linen Thread. Sewing
Silk, Cotton Spools. Needles, &c, &C.,
For full particulars see advertisement next
week. Spread the news
WIN. BARKER, Akron.
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uoaEMsAoK,s Liver P1nLs!

No parto the system is liable to disease than the
Liver, it serving Gerer purify The blood giving
the proper secretion the bile that any wrong
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the sys-
cm and results varIousy Liver complaint Jaundice,
Dyspepsia SC. We should therefore watch every symp-
tom that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
These pills being composed of and plants furnished
by nature TO heal the sick namely: Ist An Expectorant
which agments the secretion the pulmonary
membrane promotes The discharge Of secreted
Cd. An Alternative which changes in nexplicabe
manner the certain morbid action of the system Sd
Tonic which gives ard strength the nervous sys-
em in health and vigor all parts of The body.
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and ex-
pellng The whole corrupt and yiated and
health. a17