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Just Arrived.

a ND now ready for sale at Mr. K ]. Collins
fA large front rom, near Mr.. Guslavus
Lanes Rayenna, The following goods in part
imported direct from England aud the others
bought in New York remarkably cheap fer
The cash, for few days only, comprising
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Yes,ings, Black
Dress Silks and S tins. 1'hibet Cloths,
s.obourgs, Alpaccas, Shawls, Silk and Linen
Canbrics ll'dkfs, Silk neck Ties. Stockings,
Socks. Gloves. Collars. Sleeves. Ribbons, Nus
Inns, Laces. Edgings, Silk Fails. UhdefshtrtS,
Dsnwers, Table Cloths, Linen Thread. Sewing
Silk. Cotton Spools. Needles, &c. &C.,
O. Loose no lime in calling 10 see The
Goods This being decidedly chance of buying
some of the best und cheapest ever offered
For full particulars see bills.
WIN. BARKER, Akron.
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Ravenna. Der. 90, 1852.
Sale Of Reni Estate by order ofCour,.

NAN the 9Th day of Janulry a. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock
NJ A. 81. on said day, she premises Rrimifeld
Portage County f be sold TO the highest bieder he
Moulton and Viola 8. Moulton Wig: in the following
portions, each undivided third part of pafI Of
Lot No. ~, west of N. & S. 504 acres ALSO of one
undivided one third part OF part OF Lot No. 49, of
~ & N. II ,0Y acres; aso of undivided fourth
part of one fourth of &c Of land less lot
No. Al in said township bounded by land late The
property of Charles A. Torndke on the south by land
late the property Of J. M Fwiichel, on the west by
highway and said Twitchel and Sims land. and The
north by village lsts.
Also, will be sold at the time the premises
Brimield, tho following real esrse Us the property Of
J. V. r. Gardner, undivided ons fourth of ono fourth
of said 26 of land above described on Lot No IL.
JOHN FOSHEY, Glardish to
GAaALIEI L. MouLToF
VIOLA D. MauLroN,
Joan Y. r. GARDNER.
Ravenna De-. s3, 1852 1901 Az,
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,vas i;zsaned to with much interest, Mr.. Illefton
remarked. chat runaway apprentices generally had
n ,,retty hard time of ii.
.Ipdeed, they. hase,T sir, said Isaac. was
bappv at home, inl comparison with what have
bosn si0os went away
sAnd hope you will be happier still when you
10 back said Auae.
Il hope shall, Miss Anne, replied lhe boy.
.If don't. suppose it WILDE my own fsnlt.'
II think it viii, Isaac.' she said. For am
sure, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardamer will be very kind
TO you. if you will only try to please then.'
yes, that they will, Isaac, can assure you.'
added Mrs. Anderson.
How glad shall be to get homo once more
said the boy, warming with the idea.
When the Steamboat drew up at Potomac
Creek, Mr.. Illsrton handed Isaac ticket for bis
passage back to Washington and also slipped
bank note into his hand, with an injunction not to
forget bis oil friend in Georgetown The tears
stood 10 the eyes of the boy, as he shook hands
witfsaAnne aud Geneyieve. But the parting was
hurried and brief. and he was soon lett alone. 10
Inger for hours in the cabin of the steamboat be-
fore he was again on his way back. On his arri-
val in Washington, he went over to Georgetown to
see Mrs. Armor.
why, bless my heart, Isaac What has
brought you back 80 soon z exclaimed the old wo-
man in surprise, as he entered her humble abode
I am goiog hon,e,' was Isaac's brief answer.
perhaps it's the best thing you can do sait
Mrs. Arnor, her face Frightening up. i have
often thought so; but / coul Int find the heart t,
a ge it upon you. But what has made you chang'
your mind?
Isaac related the interview which had talei
place ON board of the steamboat, and ended BY
saying
Here s the note which Mr.. Illerton gave me
You see it is for fifty dollars. Get it changed, ant
let me hive as much as will carry me to Balti
more The rest you will keep as part pay TO
what you have done for me-
The old woman was poor, and the expense Isaa
bad been to her, she had felt good deal still sh
did not want to take the boys money, much a
she stood in need of it.
Il don't think can take it, Isaac she said
You want clothes very badly, and had better ge
yourself some.'
Il wont have dollar more Than will carry nj
TO Baltimore ? replied Isanc, emphatically. IS
you viii have to keep it,
The cd woman did not reply. "A good dee,
is never lost, were the words which came into he
thoughts; and she looked upon Isaac with nes
feeling Of regard, and with something of regret
she separation soon to take place,
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r-an,.,in ANA warren Il. II.

Franklin ana W1FfeH HS. n.
A meeting of the cilizsus of Akron was held at
Gothic Hail, on the evening of Tuesday the llth
inst. and the fact that the Hall was crowded, not
withstanding the storm, showed the deep interest
felt by our citizens in the success OF this great
enterprise.
D. CoMMINes was appointed Chairman of
the meeting, and WM. H. UPsos Secretary
MARVIN KENT, Esq President of the Company,
and DR.. Earl, of franklin, were present, and the
latter, ION invitation of the Chairman of the meet
ing in an able and eloquent address, set forth the
advantages and prospects of his road, which is 10
form part of the line connecting New York with
St. Louis and at no distant day to be extended TO
California.
Before the adjournment ofthe meeting the sum
of six thousand dollars was added to the stock al
ready subscribed in Akron.
We learn that the amount of stock already sub
scrbed for in this place is about $50 ooo and is
expected to exceed S 60. 000 Akron ought TO be
good for S 70 600. We mention in round num-
bers subscr p'ions we have incidentally heard Of
at few other points on the line; viz kinsman,
about $40, 900; Warren. we learn, has larger
amount but we are not able to state how much
Newton Falls about $4,000; Ravenna, $50 600
Franklin, more than that: TalImadge, between 2s
and $4,000; Western Star. about $4,000;
Wadsworth; over $4,000; Ashland county, $780,,
| 600.
There are number of townships and villages
on the line yet TO be heard from, which vii
considerably increase the umonnt.-.dkroa Sian
dard.
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Guasdinn,s sale.

ANfhe 10th day of February, A. d. 1858, commen-
" cling at 10 o'clock A. III. the premises near the
center of The township of Pa myra the county of Por
iage md State of Ohio will bo sold the hgest bidder
the following real estate the property of Scphna A. and
Mny e. GIimes heirs al law Of James Grimes Jr, late
aid township deceased bounded as follows 10 WIT be-
ginning at post standing IN the of the North and
south town street, 10 chains and Sc links north of the
center oi the center post said township of Palmyra
thence wesi chains and Sc nks-thence north chains
IL nks-lhenee east chains sc links-thence south
aians IA links to the place of beginning Said premis
es have upnn hem commodious and well finished honsa
and barn, shop and other out.buildiBgs-
Terms of safe, one third cash in hand, the balance in
two equal ainnal payments.
Jan Jan; | 1858. SOLOMON GRENERMYRE.
's'i'4" Guardian
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You'd make an acceptable

church. if was YOU You'd make IN acceptable
member, no doubti'
To tbs sneer, Genevra, though strongly tempt
ed, made no reply. She felt good deal ifritated.
well as panied. but, happily she controlled her
self, and remained silent.
On second evening after his visit, Mr. Wilkins
called in again. From assiduous attention to busi-
ness, he had obtained good run of custom And
this was rapidly increasing. His stand was among
the best in the city, and his customers, men who
paid promptly, and were willing to give goon
price for good article. Since his first VISIT ir,
! Hardamer had menfioned these things, IN els
family. and Gertrude was more indamed than ever
with desire TO secure so valuable prize, not
withstanding he was shoemaker. Ga this eye-
ning in anticipation of visit, she had dressed her
self with extra care and arrayed her face with
extra smiles. But it SO happened, that MIR. VII
kin,s eye would waodsr naturally from the silk
dress of Gertrude to The plain c,lico one of Gene
sra-from her head, dressed off with wreath o.
flowers, to that of her sister, upon which the dari
hair was plainly parted-frcni the face set off witt
artificial smiles. to The one where expression o
meek thought appeared ever TO rest. Genesrai
countcnance was to him much changed from wha
| it had formerly been. Its aspect. though calm
indicated the existence ef some piinful Thoughts
and interested his feelings exceedingly. He fel
different when looking upon, or conversing witt
Gertrude; and was little annoyed by her man
ner towards him.
LII F.
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County Infir,nnry.

We suppose it TO be positively true tllat the
Country Commissioners of Portage County con-
template erecting new Infrmary Buildings, at n
cost to the County of from eight to twelve thou,
sand dollars. The precise amount we cannot state,
as the Commissioners have not yet condescended
to enlighten the public OF the subject II they
can thus, 10 the retirement of their session room,
appropriate twelve thousand dollars, why may
they not, if they choose, appropriate one hundred
Thousand dollars, or any unlimited amount
What check is there upon them? Why may they
not bankrupt the County, and send US all to the
Poor House
decent respect for the taxpayers Of the
County, already sufficiently burdened. would have
dictated the propriety OF submitting the project to
public ecrutiny-of giving the people an opportu-
nifty TO pass judgment upon it.
+ We do not believe such expenditure is need
ed-we do not believe the Commissioners can
Justify themselves to the public for such ex-
penditure. 1n what motive this scheme originated
whether in favoritism, speculation, or patriotism,
we know ROT, for the Commissioners the sworn
guardians of the financial interests of tho County
have given the public no intimatior on the sub
tject.
! We, then, a citiz 81 of the County say to our
fell citizens, that this is subject which greatly
interests US all, and demands our attention. Let
US call upon our servants, the Commissioners, if
they are not indeed, our masters, for an explana-
ton of their plans, designs, and motives. and the
supposed necessity of this action their part.
1 3. Let US, if need be, call County Convention of
tnx payers, and look this thing in the face, and see
whether the Commissioners may appropriate
thousands of dollars in the dark, 10 objects, 10 say
the least, of questionable utility.
4 Citizens, taxpayers, think Of these things !!
We have not yet done with the Subject.
P. S. Perhaps it is due to say, that Mr.. Audi
tor M'Bride cited US to appear before the Com
missioners one day last week, in consequences we
suppose, of our former article on this subject.
Perhaps they wished to haul US over the Goals,
though the Auditor ntmated, that with the aid OF
their Craftsman, they would submit their plans.
Cur positive engagements prevented our atten-
dance-nor do we regret it for we want 10 private,
personal explanations, but do think that can
did, full and explicit explanation is due from the
/ c mmissioners to the public-nor do we believe,
upon fair consideration of the whole subec' that
they can gain the assent of tho people of the Coun
ty to what appears 10 be, at present understood,
; their extrarasant project.
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Ravenna Institute,
HYHIS lnstitute has been pursuing S

"NHIS Institute has been pursuing successful
course for three terms and has received a
large measure of public favor and conf ience.-
The building is spacious and elegant and well ad-
apted to scholastic purposes, and is furnished with
the necessary requisites for an Institution of the
kind. This institution occupies etn;nenfy des-
rable position. 1t is in III midst of intel!i gent
and Moral community. and is surrounded by a
healthy and beautiful country. 1t is also easy of
access, lyi ing on the line of the CleysIand ard
Pittsburgh Rail Road. The number of students
in attendance during the last term, exceeded cur
most sansune expectations.
Having enlarged the room for the you. Q ladies,
and purchased desks and seats, we can now ac-
commodate l25 students. The year is divided
into four terms, of IL weeks each. The next
term will commence on the 3 st of January. S.u-
denis may be ndrsitted at any time during the
term, but should, If possible, enter Mt the COM
mencement, as the classes are then arranged for
the whole term. None will be received f,r less
than half term. All who enter within the first
three weeks, or leave within the last three weeks
will be required 10 pay tuition for the whole term.
No deductions will be made account of absence
ucess 1t be the result of sickness urgent neces-
sity.
The course of instruction embraces every sub.
ject of Literature and Science taught in t.lo most
approved academies. Classes are formed every
term, IN the several departments, to suit the snri
GUS grades Of scholarship, and the convenience Of
students.
Feeling grateful to the public for the liberal
patronage we have received, we hope to merit a
continuance of the same.
Board in Respectabe families and on reasonable
| terms, may be obtained.
TERMS.
Common English Branches So 90
Higher English Branches, 400
Latin or Greek, 500
Music aud Drawing. Extra.
4 R. L. DODGE, A. B.
Principal and Teacher of the Languages and OK.
perimenta Science.
B.F. DODGE,
Teacher of Mathematics and Vocal Music.
Miss SARAH A. DODGE.
Ravenna, Jan. a5th, 1853 loo4
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manuer in which he had discharged the duties of
the place.
Gen. Carey then announced the fact that only
ten of the voters of Meigz county had REVISED to
sign petition asking for the Maine law. and
moved that she be declared the banner county Of
Ohio.
Agreed to, and three hearty cheers given tor
the gallant mon of Meigs.
After the usual votes of thanks, the Convention
adjourned sine die
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Sale OF Real Estafe 81 order ofC Ceurt.

Sale ofEeal Estate By order of Court.
the twenty sev enth day of January A. D. 1853 al
D ~ o clock a. III. on said day ibe premises IN
pfmhed Portage County. will be sold the highest
IieGer tue following real estate, the properly af
County beig one undivided third part of part of Lot
NO A. west OF n Il 5i,74 acres also of one undiyi-
also. Of undivided one fourth of ops fonr f on
half OF 2s acres OF land in No. al in said town
ship, bnunded esst by land late the property of q
A. lorndke the south by land late the nrnnert y = 8
J. Ri. Twicel. the west by highway and said Tvi,
elle and Sins land, aud The north by Village Iot
URItH SAWYER, for Guardian,
iaFenna, Dec, rs, i5oZ. I20t-4w
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NOTES, Explanatory and practical on the
Book OF REvELATloN by Albert Barnes-s new
volume JUS published.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or Life among tbs
Lowly 100 600 Copies making 200 600 already puk-
shed and sold. A full assortment oftls astonishing
work, constantly on hand.
THE LIFE OF GEN. .WINFIELDSCOTT
by Edward ID. Mansfield, new edition. embracing
his campaign in Mexico, with excellent likeness
THE NAPOLEON DYNAsTY-gving the
origin and progress of the Bonaparte Family, the
best history of the times OF Napoleon yel pub
ished.
TIE GOLDEN CHAIN. or Links of
Friendship, for Odd Fellows the world orsr. Kaitsa
by Miss c. b. Porter.
Three links amid the Golden fciters,
That heart to heart entwino."
HEARTS and HOMES, by Mrs. Ellis; Fam
lily Monitor, by Mrs ELS; The Heirof VAST Way
land, Tale by Mary Hewitt.
TIE SCARLET LETTER; Romance by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
JAYS MORNING aud Evening Exercises;
Berran's Family Prayers.
BIBLES, large aud small, good assortment
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS, large and
small.
FREMoNT's EXPLORING Expeditioa.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN and the Arctic Re-
gions.'
MORAL, RELIGIOUS, Scientific, Poetical
Biographical Historical and Miscellaneous Works,
| great variety.
FOWLER'S WORKS, bound, and 10 cheap
pamphlet editions.
10; Tale of the Olden Fame, by X. Barlsn.
GOLD PENS-A good article.
CLOVERNO0K, by Alice Carey.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP Story of Do
mestic Life, by Grace Aguilar; The Vale of Cedars
or The Martyr. by Grace Aguilar
WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS; j.
fenimore CooPers Works; Walter Coltons Works
ECLECTIC DlsPENSAToRY ofthe Unit
ed States. For sale ut
HALLS BOOK STORE
Aug. II, 1852.
NEW MASONIC TRESTLE--Board: The
Free Masons Monitor; Odd Fellows Amulet;
National temperance Offering; Sons of Temperanee
Offering; The Chrys;a Founi
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AsHrABULA sENrIsEL-This ster.ing paper,
has been greatly enlarged, is printed on power
press, and is ably edited by w. C. HowELLs,
Esq. Hon. ]. R. GIDDINGs is announced as Cor
responding Editor. The Sentinel is now printed
and published at Jefferson, having publication
office also at a Ashtabula..
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white, from the slavery of sin and Satan. May
the time soon come when all may be filed with
the spirit of Christ, and guided by the principles
of the good Samaritan. is the daily prayer of your
Brother in Christ,
G. D. SIMMONS. :
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Inaians neeiared 4Kar--NEassacre.
G. D. SIMMONS.

PHILADESPHIA, Jan. 22d. 1858.
The Savannah Courier has letter from Florida
which states that the Indians have formally de-
cared war against the United States, and painful
rumor prevailed that Gen. Hopkins and bls-ioree
had been massaered.
Maj A. G. Johnston has been chosen General
of the force raised by the Sute to remove the ln-
dams.
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Bsgh-hanasd outrage--Rank nobsed.

The Bank at Salem having refused to pay the
tax assessed against it, Intending TO test the con-
stlutionality of the law, the Treasurer Of Column
bana County. with body of picked men, entered
the bank broke open the vault and took coin from
thence TO the amount of the tax assessed.
This is a fragrant outrage. and mary man has
graced cell in the penitentiary for less offence
The Bank having appealed to the Judicial tribu-
mails of the State,he decesion of the Courts should
have been patiently awaited. ltis TO be hoped the
Rod Republican Treasurer of Coumbiana Coun-
ty, will be brought to coudign punishment.
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Real Estate Agency.

By reference to our advertising columns. it viii
be seen that NIessrs. Bronson & Knapp have been
succeeded By Messrs. Lyman & Atwater. in the
Real Estate Agency business. The new firm is
worthy of the fullest confidence in means and iE-
tegrity; and we are glad to hear that Mr.. Caleb
Atwater, SO well known for his enterprise, intel
gence, and rare social qualities, purposes to be-
come resident of our city. We have plenty of
room yet to welcome all such.
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NEW BOOlAS.

NORTH WOOD; or Life North and Sou,h,s show
ing tho character of BOTH by Mrs Sarah jose 2ha Hale
Illustrated.
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, n pre- ,f ,ha,
Blacks white-a sequel to Uncle Toms Cabin
thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of a Fugi.
tive.
JUDGE HURLBURToN,S YANKEE STo.
RIES, with Illustrations comic and nrth-proyolin
work. 'e
WEBsTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged, aud
all the abrigments of this great work.
Just received and for sale cheap at
Ravenna. Nov 9, 1852. o'>A
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lB- The Ohio Wings hold State Convention
at Columbus, on the 22d of February. The Gin
cinnah Gazeite, speaking of the call OF the Wing
Convention, says, " zoe regard The move as I'LL ad-
rfscd and on,inous Of misforiane."
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I,Ooo BOOK AGENTS WANTED. :
re SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL woEKs FOR THE YK,r.
sl. .00a I0IIA1aA yEAnI

$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR!
W ANTED iu every C6unty Of the tJn;,sd
W S ates. active and enterprising men. to,en-
gage ip the sale Of some of the hest Books pubz.
lished in The country. To men of good address
possessing small capita, Of from S25 TO 500
such Inducements will be offered as 10 enable
them 10 make from 50 10 IS a. day proRt..
0FFS The Books published by US ure all use
fol in their character, e1irsmefy eopular. md
command large sales wherever they are offered,
For further particulars. address. fpos,. nail. y
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
ISL William Street, New York.
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Disciples Church.
Ravenna, Friday Evening, Jan.

Six in number, four gentlemen AMI two ladies'
from The '.Old Granite S;ate," will give one con-
cert only, in Rayenna, us ab We, en- which occa-
sion they viii introduce choice selection of favor
ite music not performed at the former concers
in this place.
W Tickets 25 cents. Children, hall price
Doors open at 6a o'clock, Concert to comuepce
at 2.
w. W. CHANDLER, Agent.
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Washington Matters--Deatal of Mrs
Douglas.

Telegraph dates from Washington the evening
of the 18th say:
The difference in opinion between Cass on the
ons side, and Mason and Hunter on the o'her, as
to the proper Interpretation OF The Monroe doc
trine, has caused considerable talks aud various
speculations are a6oa as TO its effect in arranging
foreign questions in forming Cabinet. 1t is now
agreed that Soule will speak on Tuesday, and il
is said he will sustain Cass.
The American Colonization Society, held an
adjourned meeting this morning, and elected Mr.
Latrobe, of Baltimore, President.
private despatch from Norfolk says, Mr.. King
after touq jug there left in the Fulton for Hayaua
on Tuesday evening. The bracing sea air bad i'm
proved his appetite, health and spirits.
The wife of Senator Douglas died at his res
dence this afternoon. The funeral viii take place
on Saturday.
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JOHN p. IlALE.

beautiful Portrait of iha candidate OF .ha
n Free Soil Party. Cor only 25 cents from Dasucrre
ope which the Hon gentleman says Is the hest keness
of him yet taken Every Free Seller should have
copy Of this magnificent engraving aorn the walls of
high and low rich and poor can have a COPY =
to tho netice of the Public - -'AeA'
For sale at NAILS RflnE sA1,nrp
Rayenia Nov. I6 1852 - = 'NeA--
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tS- Rev. J. c. Hart has taken charge of the
eoitoriai department of the Ohio Observer. The
Observer has lately been enlarged.
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1t is time that Free Soilers should feel their
own identity as party, and forget the tncit ale
glance they so often manifest to one or other of
The old organ z,iious.-.9shtabula Sentinel.
All right. But there is another thing We would
respectfully suggest t" our esteemed cotemporary.
1t is this: 1t is important that all our Journals
should adopt, and sail under our tue party desig-
nation-tl,at designation, if we accept the Pitts
burgh Platform or tho late Columbus Platform, is
not Free Soif,' but 8 Free DEMOCRATIC"
Much might be said on this subject but. we leave
the suggestion for the consideration of our friend
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IJoMp CitAlN.-l4 and J inches of good
quality. with Pine Tubing and cranks and ro1la- D.
plete for sale reduced prices at sOiA-
Now % T RICHARDSON'S
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GAPEiSA Flannels-a few pieces Opera F1annels for
" sacks ps Fig Grey Mixed for sacks ms, re-
ceiyed al II r 4, p ~ ~ Jus. ,ste re-
November s. 1852 = - ..
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Gaieh Afwater. ESQ

This gentleman, for 90 years a resident of At
water in this County, has taken up his residences
in Cleveland, having formed u partnership with
Joseph Lyman, Esq, late Of this County.
The Cleveland Herald thus notices the new
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hscAFEp.-Iwo prisoners made their escape
from the States Prison at Columbus, last We'd.
nesday.