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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OryIcE OF THE DAILY CREscENr, ..-.
= Thursday Morning, December /, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Oryrcg OF THE DAILY CsEscENr,
y . Thursday Morning, December l. 1853 J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
STEAMSHIPS Tsras, Plses, Vera Cruz, Harris Morgan
Shin Rufns X P.rS Hawthorn Liverpool, whnsy AGO
Ship Pseifr, WILSON New Yo't Cohsn
ship Colombo Harris, Liverpool, NV Baxter
Csialsna 1sts Asendabo
ship Forest City, An.n, Havrs, WIN Crsssy
b. bark Queen Nictofia. Turner, Hail. nenloVs
So Is Curmin, GoryrJo, Malaga, PUG, Hr Acc
s'ssm.r IA Bell Fow.e r. CO ysrton Master
Steamer Emperor, Wainwright, Mobile, Master
ARRIVED.
Ship ssams sssd days from Nsw York, to II Bartarl,t
district.
Ship Old England, Basw from Liverpool Oct. 49, to BAXTER
steam boats.
hatcher, Leathors, from Cincinnati
Laurel Ill., Cotton from Bayou Sara.
Hosssr State, MoPheraon, Il en- Louisville.
Echo, Jeanfrsu from balSs.
IRE, rom Bayou Sara
W Glitter, Wise, ron Louisville.
Opeousas, Hinek.y, from opsioua=s
Wessrnsr, Able, from 81. Louis
David White, McClain, from Lousvlle.
Mary Hunt, Spots from Loulsvis
Mary Agnes, Greenlaw, from Cincinnati.
b. T. CLARK, (new) Beers, from Attskapas
TEXAS Ranger, stoobman, from Red River
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFEReor CITY
wednesday Evening, November 30, 1858.
OF Beef Cattle 800 head of Western, and good
supply of Texas stock offer with $500 Hogs and
moderate supply OF other stock moderate activity in
the market
-FRICEs-
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~ The steamer Texas Ranger left Alexandria, 70 ult reports
falling. Passenger from Shreveport who down to The
report falling all the way also that the report
yellow having again broken al Shreveport has been much
exaggerated than two had occurred thers Left
sydonia Of Alexandria.
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ST. LOUIS.

Will leave FRIDAY. December :, at O'CLOCK Pm
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, H1Ck- - =
II MAN MEMPHIS, NEW Ma pRID RANDOLPH, kG14aasaE7
NAPOLEON, CIR ENvlLLE and all intermedi ate land
inc-The steamer GRAND TOW EN- eap-
Yere and viii leave aboEe For freight or passage
having tine accommodation, apply on board. or 70
nls WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street,
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wnllsave THURSDAY, December J, at o'OskP.H.
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- -. l.
~ WILLIE, CANTON SMrTHLAND PADCCAH, le4Hze$y3-
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID and MEMPHIS e
Regular Nashville Packet CHARLES BELCHEk-lhs new
and CHARLES pELchkH, Capt Cire
freight passage having unsurpassed aessnn
rs ~f''' WHITE b BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
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MO REMOVABLE. ANFoUx, EA
~ SURGEON and PRACTICAL DENTIST, IL fSszs5I
Al between Canal street III TYYN
and Lafayette Depot, where he prepared 70
Dental sky and with all the atss improve
Patients ard al his usual moderate
charges. .,,rrr
NB.-Ohice residence No. BARONNE STREET, between
Canal street nd Afayet,s Depot. nj SIN
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CU.JfBERL.fND RIVER.

Will leave FRIDAY. Deee mber ,. at o'clcekp
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARkS- - l.
.IIIs, POINT NEW MADRID and MEMPHIS L =
Regular Packet E. HOW AkD-Ihe new and
running HOWARD Capt. T. Northsrn
For freight passage, having ens seeouo
dauons, apply on board, or 70 ,,,,,s-x, 90 p..
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CKEscISr OFFtcE.
Thursday Morning, December l, 1853.
C0TTON-The Atlantic's accounts depressed the mar
ket yesterday and the sales limited to 1900 bales
mostly at reduction in the rates Of nt0ke. We now
quote -
inferior ......... "a OK Mddliug Fair. 1ok010x
Ordinary eK@ * Fair; ...:........nA@-
diddling oHO 90 lGood Fair. I'd
Good Middling.. ekG010 lGood and Fne... %
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OHIO RIVER

viii leav. THURSDAY. December J. at oeloekr.".
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- nsT u
Il mediate lspdnys-The fns regular passenger
aarket DAVID WHITE cptaln W. Mclean, n ~ -, y
now IL and Will leave 40 ABOVE f' esA "
passage appi' on sTRoTHER BROS
psn Cabin be and secured oy
pIyng TO The
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Will leave SATURDAY. Deee uhsr 5. at ocioefr.n
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, - u
L ali intemsase l, s splendid l,G.a.
master is now port receiving will leave above Tor
freight passage having supsrior apply On
lcnoepe1,.s
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WIN Iesve SATURDAY, Dseenber q, O'Clock ,.
NOR VICKSB URG, WARRENTON, =. n
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD - ~
NEY, NATCNEZ, FORT ADAais, BAYOU SARA, =
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLETha nse,nesn, and s-iif
SOUTHERN BELLE Captain M
For feira sRpy 90 board or
10 SMITH FTAISTER, 81 Poydras street
~ Southern with the pf1v1ess
0fr-shipprg. -
m foot Of Canal street =
morning. freight. n.s
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!,-BILLIARDS !!!-Over the

billiards !!-BILLIARDS !!!-Over the
HOLT HOUSE, Graver street, between Carondelet aud St.
Charles opposite ST. Charlie. HoeThs undegned re-
specially inform, his friends and tbs public generally that he ha htd
thing
pertaining gentse SALOON hav entirely
billiard having marble beds which amateurs will
Improvement. Polite att ndants will wal. on the
the will be constantly In ihs That
MIS- i'm - NJ NJ. MILLER
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conformity with an order of the

NOTICE.-In conformity with an order of the
H.nOrabs the Fourth D,,rie. Court q New orle-. des as
application Of New oean for The opening Of Fs
ty Religious Thoupouls. street. for public USE
equitable and
damages respective and other
deposited OF the said estimate
with plan thereto with the Clerk Of the said
whomsoever and ths the
said and has been ed 70 the ad
according
affected
especially their objections to the in writing and deposit
Clerk sad Court within after the
order that said Couinsoneu
estimate and the thereof objected
they time between the
said days after the last Publication OF The present notice
and the day fixed for making reports thereof. =
W. WILSON,
n2s Dc lot GERALD FARRELL
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wiulssye THURSDAY. December L. at 5 O'Clock p
TCOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~
~ ,,sa.. I,natnss-The fne regular passenger l.S34
Jacket MARY HI Mt, Captain iiArryi Spots, will - -
freight having unsu'pAasa @eme
Aa"u1s' app! W. sTRoTHER h BROS, As Poydrss street.
tB pan be and stas keons secured oy
applying 10 ths Agents. ~
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me- Messrs. Editors: Please announc

WILLIAM HALL, Esq will csnsest 10 be Candidate before
Convention Tor The JUDGEsIP Of tbs FIRST
DISTRICT COURT by the rs1son o. the Hon. John c.
latus, he will 10 supported - AuleTous FRIENDS DlS
zsV- Messrs Editors; Please announce Col
A. P. FIELD for JUDGE o. ii. FIRST DISTRICT COURT
otig.hs MANY FRIENDS. sis TAO
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Csrros-bass TsBicco-hbds
Stock on hand Sept 1853 -. .1O,572 2s,4os
Received since :. go. ISL S12o
yestsrdsy is37-2oeols 39s- 35T
310100 80 s92
Exported to Gate. ... .12o,722 66l6
Yesterday go. l267O-ls3 ss2 600 SOLO
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Will leave FRIDAY, December 3, ossosh p. -
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, - i
il VIEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, rod II =
NEY, NATCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sARA,
sd BATON RnuGERegusr New oissns md vhshurg fskst
CLEyDY RURKE-Ths splendid aaJ swih runsiag p11ugsr
packet GLENDY BURKE r. Bentley viii leave
Shove freight passags, 90 board OF .
= sNfTh b ffMIsTER. - Poydrss street.
~ The Gendy Baks freight for Mliikens Bend
W Clerk the receive freight on We'd
resdsy msrnins. az
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viii leave FRIDAY, December ., ats O'Clock r.s.
NOR GRAND ECORE, MATCH - -
IL ToCHEs, ALEXANDRIA and all fntsrmediats -
rndinss.-Ths and nxh, drsght steamer 81.
DONIA, Wm- Kay will leave shovs Tor ssght %
psssags, apply on bard, OF %
SMITH b FrH9TER, - Poyarss svsss.
~ The sydoaa will freight for Shreveport with the pvsss
81 rs.hip p1s
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Will leave SATURDAY, December g. at o'elocf p. n.
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, MOUTH ~ -
OF FRIAR's POINT, COLUMBIA, GREEN
VILE GRAND LAKE and all tie Bsnds-Regpsr r
Memphis LOUIsA-The and light drangh
LOUISA Captain Keeling will leave shove. For freight
or apply on board or TO
Il Smith 4 FIsIIsTER Agents. 80 Pcydras st.
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DEEF-300 bbls. prime State Inspection, nor
sale by KENNEDY FOSTER, Is rehonPi0alaa st. nv
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TREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, OF
M CHEAP STORE NoTORIETY Nayhiss stree. the
~ Station First District and on Rounn street. corner Of
retiring from busine oilers his
large n wslassorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
particularly called TO large Inv wee Of
FLOUNCED BARKGE i've hundred dresses othe latest
style and colors, varying from Is 70 e9o u.
housand) yards OF fns JACONETS, last oos ahve
5000 y thoasan1 yards PRINTS being selection Onsbes
patterns and eslors.
yard.
10 pieces superfne SILK DANAsh' .urtnins
100 eYtra fine LACE EsBRoIDERi URTAINs.
BLACK SILK for dresses yard and wards
brocsded DRESSES from ESQ A00, and Of
FINE GOODS too msntionin an advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Jas, reeeive from France
embroidered S RS from ss slb each. Lis sw
aarge LINEN SHIRTS fue, and reduced prices
is23 ~
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EyOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLE, e.
n WILMINGTON, PTeyOS HILL. ALABAMA y
LE~pfNe on cHITl fTTY PORT UNION, TReN-
ION MONROE, COLUMBIA. HARRIsosBURG, TRINITY an
sndings oUACfiITA sid BLACK RIvERsTbs
gs s-i raining pssssuy-r packet steamer H0CKAWAY
No. O. Mooye viii leave sssss. Fer m
WEBB kAWLrN6s CO.,
$50 W. A. ANDREWs.
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RenlOrUf.

T The subscriber, inform their friends and the public mat they
the they long occupied at No ID mar
street, their store, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS. - . :. ,.-,,, -,
TUREs their old customers and
vsng the their large and careay selected stock
sf VA TCHES AND JEHELRT, SILVER AND PLATED H1RE
HyLIT4RY AND FANCY GOODS. HYDE Il GOODRICH,
"a smd2p ,yspWsn Canal and Rovxl streets
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yuSuON ASTON AND RoCKLAND LIME
- -, - ~ h-;,. .muls. and Robert wash, landing
and Cor ,.s bS isaSi A. DEIA6RAvE CO. II Masailne .
UnORK-236 bbls. Mess and II do; NJ ~ ior
sale by JAMES H MuLfoRp ! co ), sans r.ec- a-,
DACON-4 casks Ribbed Sides, in store LOT
a ~ DALEY. IS rebenpsoass sweet DIS
APES-2OO kegs Malaga Grapes, IN store
(T and for by AFcocHsAS ~. % e.e-,s- y. =.
nICKLES-75 cases assorted, landing and In
store "f As HART co. is Tehoupiloal.s street
n AISINs-lO0O packages whole, half and
quarter g. j. HART 4 co. 70 Tehoupl.ealAs street
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MEMPHIS

wilileavs SATURDAY. Dsecmber3 ., at o'clock r.x.
ENOR MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPO- - -
4 LEON, MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, FRIAR's LGah
all ru,eInesiate lsrdinxs -ReguIsr Satar
Memphis Packet MARY AGNE8-The liEht drsaght
nd ast MARY AGNES Green.v mastsr
receiving freight viii leave For feght
passage having apply boari
LEWIS SNAPP. Agent No. IS New Lsvee,
or WEBB RAWLINGS a CO., 50 Cavcpdset o..
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~ I
The proprietor Of the St Nholas would inform his friends
aud hs public generally that he has during the summer entirely
reunsed the above popular place Of resort that the
and handsomely decorated and large stock Of
superior liquors laid 10.
Tn. billiard OF the ST. Nicholas whih the largest and mos,
provided with superior Marble beddsd
.e which will be kept the bsst running srier with varied
mas an THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
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INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
BOai. and Day PuPsNo % St. Louis sre-D1eessd bJ the
Misses ALLISON.
aided the best Masters all
hnbed educAtion continue dc
Of all the pu conndd
TO their charge.
t parents guardians referred TO the Protpe
xhirh had tieI nsitue m
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-02

Mr. Burr being present upon Invitation opened 'ns
meeting with prayer. After the transaction OF un-
important business, the President. pursuant 10 ap-
pointment delivered an address before the Society
The following persons were appointed members s
of tho Executive Committee:
Miss Elizabeth Clark. Miss Harriss Hudson,
Miss Martha Gardiner. Miss Marx A. Chase, Miss
| Eliza Peterson, Miss Mary Jackson, Miss Nancy
| Root. Mrs. Battersoa. Mrs. Stebbins. Mrs. VII
| hanson.
On motion,
Voted, Tint Mrs. F. W. Woodbridge address
he League at its next meeting.
On motion,
Voted that the proceedings OF the League be
published in all the papers in the village.
On motion, Adjourned to meet at the Free
Church Friday March 11th. at o'clock p. NJ
Mira. ELIZABETH S. HALL. President.
Miss JANE Cole, Secretary.
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DEE u.
In New Castle, Pa. on the Odd ul... AsAHEL
w. SON os Ashahel and Susannah M. Tyler, aged
2 years and II days.
The remains wsre brought to Ravenna, the for
rner residence of air. T, ley. for intermert.
"Could ye but know whose arms enfold
Your little darling now
Could ye but see the crown f'ight
That sparkles on his brow
Could ys but feel the rapture pure
That wakes his angel strain;
Ye would not surely call him back,
To sigh on earth again."
In Charlestowu. on the 18th OF F ebruary, 1858
JULIA AAELIA BALnwIN, aged Is years.
Yes she is gone, her spirits fled
And she is numbered with the dead;
And the place that knew her,
Shall know her now no more.
She called her friends to her,
And kissed them and bid them all farewell
Saying TO Jesus l'n going weep not for me
But prepare to meet me in Heaven.
Oh let US strive to meet her there.
On the shores of Canaan fair.
Where tears shall be wiped from every eye
And sorrow shall be unknown. C.S.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

& n pursuance of order of the Pfohntc Court of
Portage County. Ohio made the ttf dCy OF Feb.
1853 in cause pending sai Court wherein Watson
Allyn Guardian of Edward Allyn and ais, minor heirs
of Peatish Allyn Jr deceased petitioner and his
said wards were defendants. | shall offer for sale al
public auction, the premises. the 18th day OF
March A. d. 1859, between the hours of ten and four OF
said day, in parcels otherwise purchasers, the
following described real estate tuatc fine township
of Hiram IN the county of Portage and State of Ohio
being part of Lot No. % ia said township and bounded
rs follows: on the by land Of Welcome Josn and
Orrin Hutchinson. On the north by land of -
Buckingham. On the east by land belonging TO the
estate Of Thomas F Young, deceased, land belonging
the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute and land now
or late owned by Zeb Rudolph, - buckingham F..
~ Young, and Elisha Udall, and on The south by
highway leading from the of Hiram TO the CEN
ter OF Mant,a and said land owned by said Josn, be
the same more or less"
Also one other piece lot of land ''beng part OF
Lot No % in said Hiram, county and state aforesaid,
bounded follows on the sontli by land owned by
John Tiiden On the by the public highway, the
public bnryng ground and land owned by Egheri Hutch
nson. On the north by bnrying ground land owned by
said Hutchinson, The public highway leading from the
centre of Hiram 10 the centre of Manua, and by land
owned occupied by Lyman w. Trask. James Z. uta
N. &. Meeker, Zeb. Rudolph and Arunah IIlden And
the by said land of Aru nah Tden, and the pub
lie highway leading from the center of Hiram 10 The cen
of Freedom containing abuufy four acres OF lane
be the or less." appraised at $3.50 Ierm
made knowl on tho day of SALE
wilson ALLYN, Guardian,
by Ranney & Taylor Atty's.
Feb. llth. 1853 i2o7 a.
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n o g 2s
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ET.YA INSURANCE COMPANY.

.
Union Mutual life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western FaimefS EulGal ESufaEte Co,
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having heen appointed agent for the
above Companies viii Issue folicies tie mcst IA
vorahle tcrms.
NJ The above companies stand nmons the hest
managed and sa fest Insurance ,nranies in the
j. s.HERRIcK,
Gcrneal Insurance Agency office. Kavenla.o.
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THE OHIO STAR.
Fires.

It is the duty of every man to keep his proper
~ insured against fire. The recent destructive
ares in this place must impress this duty strongly
upon the minds of all our citizens. In dry inns
the Ere Of last week would have destroyed hAil
the dwellings in town, and turned many families
out of doors. By advertisement in this paper i
will be sssn that the !" Old Projection {" Of Hart
ford d on hand to make good all Losses.
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JOHN r. HALE.

A beautiful Portrait of The candidate of the
n Free Soil Party for only 25 cents, from Daguerre-
otype which the Hon. gentleman says is the best likeness
of him yet taken Every Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
his paror We have put the price low, that ALL both
high and low, rich and poor. can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers in introducing this Portrait
to the notice of the Public
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna. Nov. IG. 1852.
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Cast Iro.. well Curlss.

Jusr REcE1rED THE New HARDwARE SToRE.
IN REabove article designed for the chain pump
e and for article wherein beauty, stability
ceapne and taste concerned cannot be surpass-
adj also hand tie reels and chain of the best quail
ify. Also the Tube manufactured of the best quality of
pine lumber and in fnct all the articles pertaining the
Chain Pump, wich are offered at remarkably low pri-
ces, for the ready. Please call and examine.
E. I. RICHARDSON.
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"They can't Keen House without il

Ihey can't Keep House without it.
Experience Of Than sixteen years has established
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Garglng Oil, or Uni.
versa Family Embrocatiun will cure cases and 70.
lieve all sach as
Spavins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls. Por
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
:ula. Sitfast. Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameuess,
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango.
rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sOns Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whtlows. Burns and Scalts;
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, dc DC. DC.
The unparalleled this OIL the cure dis.
in Horses and Cattle and in human ilcsh is
daily becoming more known the farming community:
It hardly be credited by those who have been
habit their stables and houses,
amount OF pain suffering and time, arc saved by
the timely application Of this OIL.
BT Be the name of the sole proprietor GEORGE
w. MERCHANT, Lockpor, N. Y, IS blown in the side
Of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork.
All orders addressed the proprietor will be promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet of the Agent and see what wonders are
accomplished by the of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally In the United
BATES and Canada Also BY
Curtis Hatch, Ravenna-J. FL. SFrague, GarrettsviIl
Gibbs & Day, Deerfeid-H L.. Cater, Earlville-
j. w. Cone Franklin Mills-A. NJ. StannaId, Al
water-John Manan. Auburn. IL. Kihbe, W arre
F. l.. Heath & Co., Cuyaboga Fas-antl a
Wholesale and Retail by Ii. & Z. Gaylord, and A
}. enham, Cleveland. lI9
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mAAa1ANa

u q q . 7 GIVo
3 In Ravenna, on the 9th If February bysRev.
Mr.. AIuunel MIR. HfSRY T. FRENCH and Miss
JENETrE P. SKILTos, blih of Ravenna
In Freedom on The o3rd ult. by Elder o. E.
Brown, Mr.. ABgL A. hxAPP, and Miss MARY
WILLcUTT, both of Charestown.
In Chariestown Feb. 22nd, 1853, by Rev. MIR.
Bear, Mr.. Harlow VI>ToS, of Chirlestown and
Miss PArIEScE CALDWELL of Edinburgh.
At the Pren,iss House, on the 23rd ult., by
Andrew jackson, ESQ., Mr.. LEoNAKo A. GRID
LEY, aud MAaISDA E. RAYMcSD, all of H,ram.
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TO THE FASHIONABLE.
4 R O u C. IL p

A b o U C Fl z.
fLG.e Foreman to M. Join Gis Boot Eanufact.rer.t
srgsH II AS need The boot and shoe manufacture
RMN ing, one door South of the Court House. and
vA-wou!d solicit share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experie the business give
full satisfaction all no may DO pleased
him He intends l., manufacture the following kinds:
Gentlemen's French Calf sewed und pegged Boots.
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots; sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, loo numerous to menon.-
HI intends confne himself principally to The maHil
facturs OF GenIlenen's ware
Repairing done in good order and short notice
Particu!ar attention paid 10 cash customers
A. BoUCiiE.
Ravenna, February 9ih 1858. I27-ly
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GBEAT TEmPERANCE TALE.

TIE ;sexator's Son. or the Maine Ldur, last
Hefuge. By Meta Victoria Fuller.
This anxiously looked for. and powerfully writ
fen work. is. to the Temperance cause, what Un-
Gle Toms Cabin is to the Auii-Slayery cause, and
exert an immense and salutary Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast at
March 2, 1858. Halls Book STORE.
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Rootstown.

We ere informed that public examn 't'on OF
the students Of the Rootstown Center School, VIII
taks place on Monday and Tuesday. March 27lh
end 2eth.
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Yerll,i.a Destroyed

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY LNsTANCE!!
r FtVIs' Vernih Destroyer, promises complete nd
dance of Rats, Mice, Bedbugs and all other Sermn'
YES very innocent; containing not particle of Poisn but
when combined create gas which explodes the stomach
and quenty destroys life in short time AS soon as
has affected the stomach the article becomes neutrazed
and will affect nothing thereafter; that there can be nc
danger in its use, under any circumstances.
For sale by u sMlF 1,
Psicr IS Esnts p,r Bon Rayenna o
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c0PARTMERsH1P-

FHHIlE undersigned has this day associated with lin
II in tine Hating business Edmond TwItt, and the
business will hereafter be conducted under the name and
frm of Jas. Twi;t d Co., the old staEd occupied
by the subscriber until the ls of October next when
we i'll remove 10 of the Brick Stores be erected
by H.. l.. Day the burnt district
Ravenna. Feb. 2Slh, 1853. JAMES TWITT.
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The undersigned tenders his grateful acknowledge
menis the citizens of Rarenna and to the Rasenna
Fire Company for their kindness and efficient aid
iered reseuing his properly from the late disastrous
couhagration. II. L. DAY.
Rayenna March !, 1858.
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TRUNKS, VALiSES and CARPET BAGS
L all kinds of Travelling Trunks,
25 Leather Valises.
25 Enameled and Garnet Travelling Bags for sale by
Nov. 8, 1852. L & Il Day. 4