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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
1HR PORTAGE SBNIINEL
M sAmuEL .. HARRIs, Jr.
The Roys with Red Noses.

ARARoDy ON BEN BOLT. 6t=e
On, don't you remember the bshoys Ben Bolt,
The b'hoys with noses 80 red
Who drank with delight wherever they met,
and always went drunk to bed;
IN The old grave yard, in the edge Of town,
m AZ corner obscure and alone,
They have gone 20 rest, but the gay young sprigs,
Have droppedo lon one Of By one.
Oh, don't YOU remember the Jug, Ben Bolt,
And the spring at the foot Of the hill?
Where Oft We have lain through hot summers bours,
And drank to our utmostaf; tsf
The spring is filed with mud Ben Bolt,
And the wild hogs root around,
And The the good old jug, with whiskey SO sweet,
Lies broken and spilled onthe ground =
Oh, don'tyou remember the jug, Ben Bolt,
And the bar-keeper kind and true7
And the little nook at the end of the bar,
Where we drank the wine that he drew2
The tavern is bnrnt to the ground, Ban Bolt,
The bottles are cracked and dry,
And " the boys who spreed it then, #s+5-lE51
There romans but yea and I.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

The gentle voice of the mother was hushed, and
Eva spoke not, but nestled in her mothers bo-
som. The mother felt that she had touched
chord in her child's heart, SO she disturbed not
the flow of her bitter feelings.
Eva had received profitable lesson, and she
formed the good resolution never to be discomfort
ed again, when Providence had showered SO
many rich blessings upon her heart.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

valuable than wealth or greatness can bestow'
Farewell, and remember thy Elsie.''
Nannette lifted her face to kiss her pale cheek,
but it was very cold. Poor Elsie was dead!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
This is all he would tell them.

Speaking of bores, we can scarcely imagine
one capable ofiniicting more twisting misery than
an intolerable whistle. A duzcetp p fife, We can
stand when all the nation is armed and equipped,
&C., on trainin' day, and the drum, with its fang,
fang, fang, serves to drown its screams; but to
listen to poor air, badly murdered by a power
pucker, we prefer death in some easier if moi
quicker way. We always think of the French
stage driver, who being annoyed by such a bore,
suddenly turned upon him with, "my frien" val
for you all time vissil? You loss your dog, chr
The whistle was plugged.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

H Vagum' These, theiF eohrse, send brsrohs., Al
W. pnaynx and arynk; tile esophaRus; he vss.aI,
Snle.S S neck andHhsan; the lungs; the ltve; thg
~ Is unnecessary 70 90 farther than a primary de.
algement OF the stomach, to account for 4 multi
STetes soaSs.,ng ssSs 'y@Utom' with which many are
BiHiRigs.,Ion' BiiRggssnos.' aiE Hssd,Ashe, b gyls.
41sneSs' 4"sSs,s bt. Extreme Nervous Agita.
f1HItcty, va AZ ton, ..tHtGS ~ m
PalPtatiOn Of the Heart, Dificultv of Rs,nl,o,,o.
"a sense Of Oppression at stupor,
uhe pit OF the Stomach, A temnorarvi has or ns,,.
an lncqpacly for the ory, irritabilifv.
DsnrsaSo E1esnon, ~ sN,o, Sense Of Emptinsts
k1si,tss k1Si. ssOh o. rpHllsJ ., = Dfowsiness rFaf ?
't.stlne,s ana lndlstinct- Pulse less frequent and
rdiS G VISION, more feeble than usual
Ho HHol9 hands and Feet Debility ,IIIt4 U7d
Maze Il,,i.. Lasm the Extreme LangOr and Ex.
I.vutn, particularly when hanstion, 4lIt I'll
pslngt he morning, DesDondencv "a
Numbness Of the Limbs Restlessness.
v.-,i Ssn oIget paris, 493H EnaolatloA and Extreme
Dull Heavy Pain and sense Costive4ess El
Of weight in the Head, 1850 e.r-t. ..-. !
FersOns purchasing these Pills will he carefnI IN |
ooserve that the name Of o. HALSTED, fit '0tI /
tetters, on black paPerD is affixed as wrappef to
saen DOxj and that NONE ARE GENUINE unless labeIed
IN this manner For sale by Druggists eyervwbere.
Principal Depot at BURNET,S
April, Is. Il E. Fourth street, CincinnstL
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS.
IL = Persons lemittng Us A 90 in cash. or Postaoa
stamps VIII receive (by MALL TWO BOXES of Pills. II
FREE OF FExPENsE. wiH Ell TIIilf1T - ''"''
lIP al who order from see this adyertisment.
viii please notify Us OF that fact. Z
, CouHtfy merchants can purchase these Pills, from
IlNolNNATl DRUGGISTS at PrOpretors PRICES.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
a WenderlnI Charaoter.

II Is reported that there now, lives an, old
man down IL the swamp Of the little Pee
Dee, who never owned but one pair n
shoes III his life, and he says thew ware NJ
d9sdl hot he never wore them but oneei!.-
he neveF cultivated the soil; NEVERTHELESS
ne has accumulated a considerable sum
Of money, which he deposits, IN hollow
trees'in the most unffequented swaps. He
ELECTS extrenle poverty and when appli4d
to for the loan OF money, he declares ne has
nonei but Il the security and premium
offered pleases him, and promises II rensv
in hspecie,h he will appoint day wbSn ~
will try to get little, which he never fs;Is
to DO. He has made his iOrtane bv tbs sals
Of fish, the finest Of which he knows sT.
actly where to fish for, and honev which ba
raises in large quantities, having bisl bas
hives in swamps for miles around I M
music is so charming in his ears as The
1oolng OF oullfrOgs, and the believing Of
the alilgatorsi for these sang his lullaby |
When N his cradle, and have been harbin. /
gers OF his bravest days from his bovhood Il
To- the present day. He never uses an1 H
other weapon 10 kin snakes with. than 4;
heels, and there never, was but one known II
TO attempt to bite him, and that one broke
on on, his teeth without penetrating the skin Of i
the heel. He has never taken any Doctors
stun, nor let them come near enough "a feAT II
DIS pulse or to look at his tongue; and he
IS now seventy years. Strange as II NAV
seem that such character should find .
mate Of similar tastes and fancies. YET 7
such IS the case, ouly she is little more
IKE him than he is like himself. Has any
y our contemporaries such a character in
'helrneighbOrhoodi If SO let's us hear about
lim.-Caeraw Gazette. "a -
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

Wholesale Western Agency
For Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wright's Indian vegeta.
ble, Pills, Watts Nervous AntidOe, Lyons Ksth-
airon and Jamaica Ginger, Whita'S Amber Glass and
jamaica Ginger Bishops Almond Lotion, Nuttalps
syriacum, Kendall & TaylOr's Thermometers and
Barometers, sc.
State Agents for MLean's Liniment, Locock's
Waters, Jew Dayid's Plaster, DR.. ROwland's, DR..
Swayne's, Graffenberg, MCandle'S, Radway's, and
other Medicines, Brght's Corn Plaster, ToOthaehe
Drops, JObnsOnS Tooth Soap, DaCOsta's Tooth
Wash, ThuHtOn'S Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'s
Rat ExterminatOr. etc. .,,.... ... q ........ III
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
10 the wholesale Trade.

. T.
We now have our wholesale rooms fitted up, and
samples arranged in convenient style, and our faoili-
tqs enables US sell to the trade on more advaEta
geOGs terms than any other house ean and Is low, Of
eyenlOwer than eastern houses, thus saving the ex-
pense Of transportation to country merchants. gc
ourgOOds, in all instances are what they ere tc!
presented TO Obe-and when sold By sample shall all
, ways be in conformity with the samples shown.
Gers staksn to have on eases properly paoksd,
and 70 guard aganSt injury IN ntransPoha.iOn. I'm "a
We solicit orders from parties not visiting our O,y
and will sndsavor, all pstanees, patsly IN every
Paitlcular all who eOnads their orders to us,, ID, ii
Our thanks are dustO the PubllefOrths yssy lib
eFal patronage we have heretofore received and we
shall aim to keep up and increase our favorable rspu-
tiea Of one price, fair dealing and OOOrteous bearing
tovgd eli our patrons. lA . 09aR39d ,u90I7I
s!da3lq51 KOHL & FOWLER. ia
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
DYSPEPS STA,

TTH59sE Restorative Pills have been us ed IN mi.
1 yaie practice, with unprecedented s0eeess, for
~ years, they have before been offered 20 the
puble These PillsteTnove distractions, open tke
pores and tactical 0esseLs '''9
THEY ARE NORTHUMBERLAND al &
and perfectly harmless in their effects, instead Of
weakenthg and debilitatlng the patient (as is usn.
aythe ease with sther Pills thsy give t6Ha TO the
stomach-stTengtheDi and invigoratiug both Stom.
sch sndbSweis; and imPatiug Aew feeling and eher.
gy 70 every part Of the system fsy,t., IN 4rfIIa
Being wholly vegetable, they are mild in their
0peTatotb withoot gfipihg, Of say pain whatever.
They are slowin their movement, but thorough IN
their feaovatng and restorative eharactef; and need
only be tried togb be approved Of By all suoh ss are
ottlcted with The horrible sueFing arising from Dis.
psns'a. .os any OF ths symptoms Of . disofdered
TAE srohAcH 70 THE CENTRE or YMPATHIRs
IT'S principally tupplIsd with nsEsvss bv larre
PnaProsesdng diEeety from The bEaincalIed the Par
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
Americas MarbIe.

An artclein Hunts Merchants Magazine
upon American marble, says that the tract
OF country lying between the Adrionic
mountains on the east, and extending from
Ine TTsI northern part Of Vermont south, into
Connecticut, contains the finest specimens
Of marble in the world. The Parian mar.
bic, 50 long celebrated as unsurpassed in
qnallty and variety, the writer says, is ex-
Geeded in every respect BY that Of New
England Thevalde Of the marble ouarTied
there is now amounting to $7,OOOOOO an.
nua1ly'a so 4Hyi saF ggt1 { oF
- Professor Wartmann, of Geneva,
mas oeen working on the conductibility of
minerals and the elecrlc light The obtained
tne latter by means Of pile Of fifty pairs,
WIZ; WIN Du9osq's instrument for adjus ing the
bind his assistant, and was strong enough
iGr E the taking Of dagperreotypes.-M Y.
I''N' ts a. -tt u5g .s..s y
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
FURNISHING STORE.
WILLIAM AnnIS ~

AS removed TO Sixth street, Bacons' Building.
- under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man.
uIacturer Of Costumes and Regalia of every des.
cription, for wasOns, Odd Fellows, Sons OF Tenn,
perance, temple Of Honor. Druids, Red Men,
NS Being member OF the above b orders. I am
prepared at al lltimesto furnish everything apper.
tanning thereto with punctuality and des1atch,
Knight Iempars, Royal Arch and Master Ma.
sons, sons ked Men, Druids, Temple OF Honor, Brother,
made, Of the bestquGlity and material. RI'Es
hand. lnf F0l ,'''ff7' @'""'S
:, ~ All articles for opening New Lodges and
Encampments kept on hand. n.
Masonic ofering and Craftsman. IRE odd RAJ.
lows Offering and Text Book. D Il a. ..'l' L
SAmL. KEED, 7. G. L. A. E. GLRNY, MP.G.
" MOORE r. M WING, WILLIAMs.G.M.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
We are now Importing,

Direct from Paris and other parts Europe most of
The celebrated Foreign Perfumery, such as Farina
COlogne' Lubin's, Mailley's, Lowe's, and other re
ppted Manufacturers articles. Also, constantly re-
ceiving direct from the best importing houses of New
York PHILADELPHIA. etc.. whore hove ossAys4sn4
persons to look out for the cream of their stock.
Hence, our arrangements such, that we have the
advantage of receiving every thing new as ii comes
out and shall be constantly adding new varieties to
our stock.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
AGENTsH AGENTs!!

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now beisg offered
" TO industrious and enterprisng young men 70
engage as agents, to sell by --S U UBSCRIPTION
EAShUSlYELI, new, important and highly inter
esting pictorial family books which in respect 70
taste OF matter presented and me execution
are not excelled, having received the applause Of
the greatest literary characters Of the country Ger
tain districts Of country will be allotted to agents
IoT their exclusive beneft,sand books furnished
WHOLESALE at unusual low prices, lE Nv W.
For particulars address Publishers, Posr PAID
Mayo. 18I> ,d1ifF tCoIum6us. Ohio.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES
ATTENTION!!! :.
: The only natural wholesome
drink for man." can be lH
I haHen ObtaiMed from g-,r Nv
30 BURNET'S PATENT m
WATER COOLER.

H M + are now prepared to offer our friends and
\ u customers superior article of Water Coolers
o. entire new styles, at greatly reduced prices
This article is tho result Of the application OF scien
uhc principles to the purpose intended, Wis to keep
water as eooIGs possible, as long as possible and
p.5A I, the least possible quantity Of Ies. r',r
Inc proprietor has long devoted his attention to this
particular branch Of domestic economy, and pass
lhg rom one improvement to another has at length
tfFved as near perfection as II is possible to reach
proof of this Is found in the yery general ue az
tnese Coolers IN all parts of the county, siE,pe
state nent OF facts IN regard TO these Coolers, viii
,ANsly y every one OF their superiority. First, they
az, a5e the only article Of the kind sver patentsdZ
they are finished with two distinct non .condnotino
cham0ers, BY means Of VIII ich, with two poands ~
Ice 70 the gallsn, water is kept (at Of
~ degrees above zero, or only s degrees from he
freezing Pointl all day. Thus at a cost Of soms
aye cents per day, family Of orinary size csr
1e constantly supplied with water as cold as ice
itseiIi larger numbers in the same BropOnioD This
nss oeen found BY actual experiment to be saving
- isast seyentyftve per cent. over the EartheH
Jars, formerly used for this purpose
Again, these Coolers NkvRR svEA ?. A. ,bt. - /.
saving much unnecessary waste and tFoubIe M =
Being manufactured In the most workm.ni;La
style, and handsomely finished in sveTy Tssnsct
ips i Rnos % VsIy DssalIinl ornament fOE the Din
An important improvement has lately been addea Il
70 the Cooler, viz: small Pan capable Of holdine
from six to eight pounds Of Butter inserted direeis
yundeI the cover inns quantity Of butter can he Il
kepI perfectly hard AZ day, without additional ice.
a very important addition to the economy and com.
fort ef familes.) 'HeiH taHiN ~ NJ II
Il desired, the Cooler can also BE- furnished Al
small expense with -
~ Y FILTERING APPARATUs,s no III
whichserves the additional purpose ogremovino ali H
impurities from the water, rendering It perfectly cIen
and Wholesome. 0 l bAddIiI AM X - II
The Cooler and Filter may be seen In opesatio, II
Of any time, at p - BURNFTSS iEsNiss ss4fII
No, IA East Fourth street, ciHClnnati.
For sale by the following persons; III
J LO6isvills, BY JOhn Gill, rs Main street. gI3YH
Columbus, BY TX, AsSl, High street, Oppo.i,s
! Cleveland, by Huntingdon q BFOOksg 9GJH dlll
indianapolis, BY jacob Lndsley. . all
Frankfort, BY Grey q George. ~fHf g
Nashville, by, A. n ] Hicks. 0haHd apd Ys8oqI
New Orleans, by J. A. Morton q, Co., Tchoupl,
tOulas street. ,'t3ttl ghGt ~ II
Wholesale and Retail Agent in New York City. II
= ~. 'tt'''y ~" J. H. BURNET1 ~ II
& 10 1851 9d! 40 ,I5a0INo 10 lsWallstEess y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-16

Sign Of the Circular SAN Il Main ~.
REfsNED tsI.OCK TIN.tn.,,.. So, ,,." s.teee
sheet and Rtr Lad sal. .v ns- Elnc spelter;
Sign of the Circular s.w - q = 70,
~ AN ~ MY .MiNTER SUPPLY OF nnor~ -.
anoanr, - ~ FOR THE LADiEs-Th nb.r,r stoos
us customers and the would
ri sIInt on the North eI.san, WA, he has
Nheh we're selected by o. boOIS
ay rsI ~ North and East he wsn ~,
S',,,s not heretofore ny 'e '"uhd many New
y1r. n oPsrA Boots, Ladies' Ureks ETn part;
g. ~ 49, ann aud Black Dress Cater B,t.
acr r. sAuh I.er Boots Morocco thiek and ,,I
Leather Roots. N' '-'Sea boots, Calf Seal nno
busktns.
do 1Hoh lles, full trimmed.
. t'oIuSSo, Goat and Calf thick sol. w,ntf.. q,
KID I,..s S anu santag" Walking Shoes Nh -, naoroeeo
German Cloth Pu t trimmed Toilet KID Shoes Velvet n
'tsrther Nth many other nd tn
IN All the best ha, ever "ntionnAking
IN any one retail establishment the Union good sean
No ais BROAD Stree, s,,.... mn, ID. b. FRANKLIN
81 Breeder FoN nut oeio" the dry gopis stor.
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POSTSCRIPT.
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.


WAsniSoIoS, Dec. H.-Purser John j. Jone. aetins,
master Thos. Phelps, aud several other officers of IN. Ne
W. have been ordered TO the Decatur at Boston lie,
situation Is supposed to be the Pacific.
The contracts for printing paper for the present Con-
gress were awarded todaythe first class to Grant Dan
lei Co OF Boston. and the second and third csacs n m
V. Butler. Of New York "
The testimony ia the Gardiner case l. substantially M
before The case will probably last severa! months IL
eicitcs little interest
IL stated that the difficulty between Senator Gvinn
anu Mr. Guthrie has been amicaby settled Some say
oo~s passed. aud Others that alteration merely
place. ~
SUPREME COURT
WAsniSoros Dec. lIth.--No. 10. Tho United States
vs. hancross admin istraors. Decree below reversed
Nol7 Terry VS.. Brant, was argued by Suetben for
appellants and Lawrence for appellee.
NO. 20. hacons Administrators Va. the United States
Argued by Attorney General for appeees submitted by
charlton Tor plaintif. Adjourned
ROBBERY
WHEELING, Dec. i.-Mr. Dodge of baltimore Presi.
dent OF the Western Telegraph COMPANY was robbed
erday ON board the Ptsbug Of h. gold watch
anu some $50 in money. lie successful however In
recovering his property.
SAILING OF THE EUROPA
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Royal mail steamer Europa
specie. "
FIRE IN CANADA
bubALo, Dec. li.-Wiks' great Touring mill in Can.
ada has been totally destored by fire. Loss 10 900
THE HUMBOLDT
HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-THE Humboldt has gone entirely 10
pieces. -
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Rlshnsnd Whis.
Arrival or The Asia.


FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw foRK. Dec. l5th-The steamer Asia arrived to.
day. with dates irom Liverpool TO the srd inst,
flour has declined q. Corn Is in favor of byers Cot
Ton unchanged, sales Of the week 900 bales Conso
have declined to ~ rs %
SECOND DEsrArcu
Tue war makes little progress but appears IN Gvo, IA.
Turks new project Of arrangement has been propo.cd
by Austria.
mere are continued skirmishes along the Danub. II,
ns' Tue success OF the Turks brilliant, they had
captured the first class fortress Toucham ale md For,
osergnete Turkish steamer captured the Rus.i,n
frigate Bladimer In the Black Sea
RUSSIAN ship hal captured Egyptian steamer after
a desperate fight.
i"e a'hed heets remain at their anchorage
us reported that the Turkish .et intends To
Sebastopol "'''
hus'a has proposed a conference to be held either n,
ari or London, and II the Powers reported Il,
o,oe' RUSSIA and Turkey he invited to send delegates
Inc Gar IL expected to hsue another manifesto
''y VIII seize the Russian shipping after the 18th
November.
Inc sultan has declined receive further treasures
ron o'emas, being unwilling make it Religions. rar
apartments are being prepared AdrsnopIe for In.
Sultan. W. '"'
Affairs IN Serva are unsatisfactory The Seryi,n Vov
er"eht had demanded that the Sultan furnish the Rus
san Consul at Belgrade eSequator.
e iorte thinks that Servia is under Russian influence
though il promises to remain neutral.
~ reported that alliance offensive and Defensive.
mas oeen formed between England France, Spain and
Sardinia. 'f''' anu
IL Is reported that revolution has broken out in Par,
tuga, in favor of Don Miguel
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-JonS p. B,LI,Rp
THURSDAY n.,.o.., -,

Decetbber 18th.
Kent. Aw Grand Va. " po,,. Is Az
j Revell, Annapolis; IIi.L.ci u "uhuy
~, Sv Louuoh' DR. Braxton, King wu:
p c m ma; SSagree. Jones' Ir'-rk;
- a 80, I'M, lartlets, Fettsrman, Va;
DIR Braincrd n Y; A n lone, - V"ee"'
A Iuther, Phila; l. SI,U pa.I,;I
. AhERlCAN.-Dr Coleman, Cumberland @ n. 7 n
mrsech Y Mitchell Charleston; W S King Bn,nsx ict
"a AIMING Buckingham; II S Soney DIR Masaev R,I,,
III IL Packer, U H. Ryes. Petersburg; M T,yl,, No,,,
way Myers, Norfolk; l. Shaw Augusta.
CoLuhBiAN.-A Sims, Powha,ap. ID ID Han u,,,
ourg hume, ilaiifiH; Touson PETERSBURG. i n Fa
guson' Nelson; w ID Spencer, buckingham; W I. Booke,
A"'ehi' pr Nelson, Powhatan; l. PereI
ClTY-N II Turner Va; II q Wood Amoli,. MIL,
uena Washington; j III Harrison Junction. w y Sill
Southnnpton; w Smith, IT, Lynchburp. y U.,,a,,'
Norfolk; X B Davis Va. G r. Stear. Jan.. CT n
Hardin Carksville; II W DunkIcy do; A n1,,,sl
Louisa Court House; II Gordon Powh,t,n. / n F.
son. Nelson; Whtlock. Warwick; T. Melton aud Cor
louisa II; wooten. n &; RT Sullivan Oh
nur; . Hodges, Halifax; Cosby D,nviI.. 4 N
Dea, Snrry IApman, Phils W HAYNES ] p Tn,n.r
va Powell, Franklin; A-tan w By.rs + \
By.rs. Texas; Whitaker Petersburg; ] = Tbomnson
~; u Jackson, Mo,eley, Powhatan; T T. Reynolds
~ REYNOLDS, ID A Reynolds. Cumberland: I. and n
moSe'ey, hc'ituder. Powlatan; Munday Louis, /
hancroS, Rockbridse; Birth I,chmoud - -
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II sFhoontr IELkIKAP DAVE master h.yins lLr Nm
greater portion OF her cargo engaged and board "
apply
II .
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LAMBERT's LOTTERY orrIcr R,l,,,.,, y,

nn. lntsnds opsnlns oppo,,t. .Ba,
- nun Hotel Calvert No.
80, uys ron hi. time c.ir Of -
IA IN, 49, a. -,l have expired. be r,nsw ed
ysr AZ. ~, silher 70 buy all IN As sIts
NJ ehviins 10 pursa- h.NI,x
"a .d NE rood iOrtune during rssdsnes Of re-.
~, no, 10 BE aoeused Of Z, ordI
ne theretSre respectfully solr.
.u o.efs 10 virginia Hho pnrchas. rrkr.
a., -. - td or rtstin2 ns penalty do..g AZ.
,a ~ 20 20 Fn0ie Ain" that viii r.s.iy.
strictly Observed 'P'''d an MN shi u
Iete'. IN the Maryland Lotteries such Dsl..ar.
as ne has sold In which he viii b.xs - -,
kicHsOxD, Va, April 18th, lisa '>''-
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CONGRESs

"ASr'SoroS' Dec i5th--The Senate proceedings were
u"mpor'an' to-day. In the House, resolution was +
Tered Tor the purchase of Mount Vernon, which WAS
warmly discussed but no decision come to- The Sena,,
resolution changing the mode of the appointment of A
ssaht Secretary Of the Treasury elected considerable d.
bate Mr. Ewing Of Kentucky, regarding as an ndirec,
assault upon Mr. Guthrie, which Mr.. Bay and Mr. Hous
ton denied.
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EILLIBUSTERING

WASHINGTON Dec l5.-It is rumored here that an ex.
peoh 900 strong will sail for Cuba about the middle
OF February from New Orleans.
BOSTON, Dec. l5-In the Municipal election here to.
day, the Democrats were generally successful.
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dollars. ''' ''s.''"oni ono 70 hres
~. Tor paek,ges certificates OF packages single tic
- OF Narrs,n the zlye, OF -.
r' VIII b. Thankfully received promptly att.isi 90
pondenis. Address ' '"N'ue' 70 CORES
ae" rHos- LAMBERT, Binilaore M
n u: I'h, sock and Land Warrant Agency ,,,rs..a.
- o'rL stocks bought and sold The mn
- IS. PaI or Land Wsrrants-t;od
fr'He Tickets In all Lotteries under the
co. will be promptly paid by and ali rnaur,-
t' the business 90 X. Co .tdT-,..J 40 g.
May 2-u , $780,.
Two rtRiNT- AND GI AUDI INs-I L.y. :, ~. -, q,
my school the limited Of Baarrr, ,sO n, 49,
alNrrused, and all the apD,on,,,J
Sosnuioia.ion u young ladies filled ~ '"s A.
Hi-hns however; to exclude have
AMI others who hereafter r,c,I
.o',nlng All Interested, that by = new Advancement IN as
an u''ote some apaTtIne
h w use OF hosrdrs, and thu. l.rg.r num-
- -" nave had during any previous year
nSisydlP1, rs'n' or "yle''er,' to Raw NJ. D. HoGE
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NORruERN n,nrrn

4N'hihhhN MARKETS.
M" YORK, Dec l5.-BreadstuTs are steady at former
quotations. Corn better
BALTIMORE Dec. l5.-Flour is easier, and Grain fir