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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-21
THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
rs. HELEN L. BOSTWIrK, Regular Contributor
H A " Z N N "A,
Wednesday, September 81. 1853.


Free Democratic State Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM 6. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN.
of Clinton County.
For Attorney General
COOPER K. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Senator,
WILLIAM H. UPSON,
of Akron.
For Board of Equalization,
SILAS CROCKER,
of Shaersyille.
For Representative.
CALEB BROWN,
of Deerfeld.
For Commissioner,
T For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
Of Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE FL. WILLARD,
| of Palmyra.
For Directors of County Infirmary,
ELI P. KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersviile.
For County Surveyor.
RUGGLES BOSTWICK,
of Ravenna.
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The Enquirer calls the recent street assault
BY Judge Finn on lawyer Joliffe, a Judicial
and legal .Jolzife-icatioD. ."-Atlas.
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" We learn from the "Spirtua Universe"
that "Clevelaud in the centre Of the Western Re-
serve, is the most enlightened, liberal, and spiritual
portion of the world"
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SAD.-The Trumbull Democrat speaks despair
ngly of the success of the old line democratic tick
ct in this County. How sad! ....
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For Directors of County Infirmary,
ELI P. KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersviile.
For County Surveyor.
RUGGLES BOSTWICK,
of Ravenna.

When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured that
no charge will be made.
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Impeachment of Judge Finn.
The Enquirer. the organ Of the party that
nominated and elected Judge Finn, says:
'stiis mpreachment by the ncxt Legislature
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Ihe people Of Portage paid in taxes for the last
TWO years OF Wing rule $67 ,o2s, o. for State and
county purposes, and for the last two wears Of In
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WILLIAM WApswoRrH,
ALBERT AUSTIN,
AUGUSTUS G.. MUNYoN,
DAVID L. ROCKWELL,
J. X. PICKETT,
Ravenna Sept. 6, 1853"
CalOFDSl0bID.

Probate Judge Brown last Summer beautifully
illustrated his Jeffersonian Democracy. the prnci
pie that 'al men are born free and equal" in the
following manner.
A colored man, resident in this County, possess
ed of farm and considerable personal property
died leaving family of childr His Oldest
aged "a or 25 years. an intelligent young man, of
fair education and competent business capacity ap-
piled to Judge Brown for letters of administration
offering gentlemen of high standing and entire re-
sponsbility for bail. Judge Brotcn ufteiy refused
TO make the appointment, though it was the wish of
the young mans mother and of the other children.
The Judge suggested Elisha--not the Prophet,
but his own brother. However, the family not
having been utterly forsaken by Divine Providence
Elisha was not appointed.
1t is said by those who know both the young man
and Luther L. Brown, that the former in point of
intellect and education, is far the superior of the
latter. This may be said however, without awar
ding very high praise to the young for either
intellect or education.
Temperance Ticket in NIuslkingum.
The County Alliance met at GAINESVILLE on the
1st inst. to consider among other things, what
course to pursue in the approaching election Tor
members of the Legislature. They furnish the
following result of their deliberations for publication
in the papers of the county.
At meeting of the Muskiugum County Tenn
perance Alliance, held in GAINESVILLE, on Sept. 1st
the following, among other resolutions were adop
ted: -.---..--- .'-'
The committee to whom were referred the husi-
ness of selecting ticket for representatives of this
county. reported the names of Cornelius Soriuger
and Wilkin Reed, which was adopted.
On motion, it was
Resolued, That the members of the Alliance
support Lewis for Governor and Allen for Lieu
tenant Governor. Adopted.
M. c. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
We understand that the Alliance in this county,
propose making the same nomination for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor. The temperance vote
of the State generally, will be cast for Lewis and
Allen.-Forest City.
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Base and Daring Forgery.


The Portage Sentinel has perpe,rated gross
and outrageous forgery, in putting forth what pur
ports to be an official document emanaing from
the Central Committee appointed by the Peoples
Convention.
A more reckles disregard of truth and deceney
we have seldom seen. The following is the forg
ed document alluded to, which appeared in the
Portage Sentinel of Sept. II, as follows:
Partnership Notice.
To all who it may concern: notice is hereby CIV
en, that the undersigned have associated them-
selves together for the purpose of carrying on and
managing the political affairs of this county. We
propose to bring forward candidates, manufacture
issues, give instructions to the voters how to pre-
pare their BALLOTS and whom to vote fr and to ex-
ercse general supervision over the political affairs
of the county. All that t he people are obliged to
do under this arrangement is to vOte the ticket
lect for them. We prompted to this course, not
by any sinister motive from any interest of
own or the Portage Branch Bank, but from pure
philanthropic desire for the convenience and well
fare of the "dear people," By this arrangement
the voters will be under necessity of reading
thinking, but will have the satisfaction to know that
all the necessary reflection and thinking will be
done by the firm and to the best advantage. What
ever trouble expense may be put to in this
arrangement, the Portage County Branch Bank
has generously come forward AMI agreed to remu-
nerate US. AS specimen of what we intend to
do this fall we have caused the following official
proclamation to issue, signed by all the members of
the firm as follows:
ITO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY
james S. Carpenter, Esq, of Akron, who was
recommended by the Peoples Convention of Por-
tage County, which convened on the 18th ult., as
candidate for Senator, having declined being a
candidate, and Convention in Summit County
having recommended William H. Upson ss a can
didate for Senator, and having been assured, and
relying upon the assurance that men of all parties
favorable to the Maine Law and of liberal princi-
pies generally, in Summit County will give him
their support, do hereby, by virtue of the pow
er vested in US by the Peoples Convention, &C.
cept the recommendation from Summit County Of
MIR. Upson, and hereby ratify his nomination, and
cheerfuIly recommend him to the people of this
County as wholly reliable on all the principles
avowed in our Gall"
WILLIAM WApswoRrH,)
ALBERT AUSTIN,
j, AUGUSTUS G.. MUNYoN, Ceatrdt Com.
DAVID L. ROCKWELL,
J. X. PICKETT,
Ravenna Sept. 6, 1853"
The above is the forgery.
The last clause alone, commencing "a To the
People of Portage County,"is genuine-all the res
is base forgery, forgery which we believe rem
ders the reckless Sentinel answerable to the law
and we should like to see it tested in judicial tr
buna--for we should like TO know if we have rights
which the law will protective should like to know
t if our best citizens may be maligned and injured
by having forged documents circulated through the
I | newspapers with their names attached.
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being S3O,ll7,79.s in fa-

cotoco rule Se7 I45.s2e being $50 ll7,79 8 in fa-
vor of Wing economy.
We have in this estimate purposely left out un-
paid Bank taxes.
In az The County proport'n of taxes reed
was Sl474l I1.3
And in l646 90, ,8s2 3d.
Total for both years S35, ,623 367
In 1851 the County's proportion Se7. 1872 90, o
And in 1852 26. $50 Is o
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For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
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For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
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i.il5,60,0

S35,623 36,7
S27.732. 900
26,683. $50
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mdrhiurrn, ST.
4 NEW THINe ENTIRELY -

4 NEW THING ENTIRELY The mos as uish -
a. performance heard Of; BSTles ETs ksS 40 ne Ole
eoYc 'llily sul trse1 -ct ART f2 sn1 aooi1
enOukb vrruh -nuruy by Machinery
Or Machine. VIII m tools feIor 90 SOFA H -i
for Wh h yet God sni Sivei Meas al sttt- ~
lt take The rubcT the hot tts owls q De e.
then al OF eqrA leos planes oOil n c1se p5ct1
ooth, ~ qcshfy Il Ne -ntel. then -. -s
gug eGul propcol OF age. g - a te
vide ch1uiTs hJes 'ho nr.
te trre kcg I De topllg
refstet fSzpeer tlsl RAJ e a9 %
prouce bette barrel dk kfs hn M.e1s tas
dsy ths s.t- wict rF- ls nkrtc-s
Attention OF a. ehoose < ec1J We ls1lc-ie
80 - 81 srnily ths gs ea 10 -
ali OF Wh1 - lrr1tt 70 bod 1s
Subtle icalS be sdspt- a. rAe zs Of fF see n ft
u,aclnrs maize 4e7 ;s se'-f ie csf-q'
sxc'ussysiy tac umhes -
Ne have al or Al rss NY cry % s Neal -ft
nd E.is Rs, oaf. tn Eirs Nsssrs fS r1 r
wsk nogth u the depot sons ~o - c. st
The TIE machines 90 an Pcecf ~ sfis
hanch Of the We MI fe he Utmost 2s1f- e.
ms to such, ever tSing connected St1 ~ ~ors.
Pesors desro1s parch.nus tie Right ana NJ. e A. ca
Con ursoa Obtain information n r ere - 40
Pyns TO tAsh The r4 Tegs ea sscs q - s.s r. a.
ns N our hands alsod sf apPica-ts wi D. resstre = n '
owuen as<t q whom vii do1At bod f ds7e iss.s ce
GrS wit ihe respective fnr.nries II - soel u -
abe hsve examined he machne that ltsE "a
81 hare ooopering
Specimens u wo eAEf Ire ts.sofs OF he
crk Tihace WN frugnetork
Enar. Ssr-Y sra. MArra Is iSAo
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lnsiruCtlon.


DOOK-KEEPING.-C c. MARSHs Counting
ID Rooms for the practice of BcokkeepDg No Se oadwsy
that few days practice these rooms North
years Of study elsewhere. Call for circulars
EOSTEks SELECT WHITING CLASSES, No.
Ss7 BrosdWsyHou Of eiien ane during summer from T.
gto @ OF TO 70, = N Terms - hr twenty rs-ors
n 10 extend ths bencut Of BIS stem OF rapid "ne % '
caoa MI Foster proposes 70 give ~
Ladies aud Gentleman sses nson a. ecoc d.
ng and ehy approved pan, 81 bis residence No 81 roN
here Book Keeping Writing SC. taught EXPEDITIONS AID
upescr the entire uson OF he mooefn aay
prevalent IN ss department Of efucanoh t'As lessons - @'la
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE lNSTl-
Va TUTF No 2ie Naugion ,ntrsnce No lss
Nscdonsalsil GEO. W CLARK. A. A- snd JAsES tAN<iNG
NJ Priucita need the last Term Of the Tenth SCHOOL, ear
on MONDAI Apni Is 1855 ruls received tom 70 - years d
80 sd tssht ii Of Acadnc aanins preparatory
70 business College. travellDs 40 foTeisn countries
CPANlSH LANGUAGE-Ts Taught after Manescas
- Oral syen ty Prof RABADAN a. his Rooms No 10 Walker
where ihe Translatir Department . also Attended To-
TENARRYTOWN INSTITUTE The Summer Term
corre-ceso on the 6r MONDAY NAV Circulars containing
Trs References b obtained Il Shepard Co.'S BOOK
store, fuonst, =. II Wilcox No ~ bosd ~ G. oy al
GTeSsfug A M " NAN, Etue-l---
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LEOR SALE-Ao close a concefn vet! aeslra I tvi-
s, s Csn.H.f. Manufactarers situated within - mites
thi. & ana Jules Of rsioad depot aud n'arsnns A
healthy village IN Neville ssy =, ~
eisnt vsrer power horse poser wafss'whee
- ,lers al hoTre poN Oeary trane MI stoies
GA ScxlGo feet SORES bah Serte fee, aepteoi
haidnss forming 81 meats
erior ascns neszy new together with e.nS
IN n oupless caer Tor lmuedAte occuPsh0n ss>
eopsnea in NH they having beea used Tor the
Of voeaen soooS unitv fx the inv,stsnt
80 In h. immediate vicinity o. the e'y - RnnSnT ~
80, For further particulars spP5t 70 Ne iis Pss,ls
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600 SH SIcErr EGAh E ssEA Ug

Up II sOOOsOOO IN MARkEI-OREAT SALE OF
FAST NEN-YORk PROPERIYMe offer for large
of very valuable properly situated In East Nrwfork and only 81
frpesifo,n Pecsip Perry l. the favorable location East
es Of the River become large aud poPuoa
city Newly o growing rapidly aud It Il stated that sew
crfl houses viii he erected the PRESENT sedsOu
Omni %
the BROOKLYN Wamhugh Ferries Twelve trains ais
M through East hwfoTk the Long Island Rail
rad price reduced TO per tHp The
means 81 scces from NowYork heap and
pedtious ~ the City Hal 90 Jth~t.
witnessed the effect Of Avenue Railroads upon
how calcuiate eject
growth Of Eat Ncwlok grant has already
te,n ode Don-av Railroad, and three OF a Railroads
PROJECTED built in other connecting at New
Ncik with al the BTuoklyn and williamson IA Ferries.
Public well ITyate inI roveueut going grand
and extensive TIE Ions Island Wer Works Company have
cfumt endure ia the Immediate vicinity Of at
Yok hh fall short OF three OF mlus Of dollars
public
rrot erv hefe Excursion "Wednesday. tnu-day
kftav Saturday the "a, o. and 9TH days Of june FREE
tickets had az the Office OF the General Agency No q
st. or on the DAYS Excursion the Office the Loug Island
Rod Company Boosy South Ferry 81 uton Ferry Brook
lyu; on a. Peck-s Up Ferry. Wlhamsturgh
Title tec Of payment Ten per cent paid down
on The dhy the 5h OF jay, when
warranted will Oneha Of me purchase
rem ain for term Of years; OF the pr perry
NAV be raid monthly nstlncuf Of I'VE CENT Until tie
,.orrrtors BUTLER MILLER and
- n MiLLFR SMITH 4 MILLER,
- " Genersi AGENT No. 2 NsssuSt
Az BEAUTIFUL BUILDING PLOTS-At first
Il " cot al onng Village For particulars inquire Of
J l. HAYNES MoTrisAna Depot OF OF MNRON FINCH, No
spruce NGw-Nork
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professional Notires.

A X. EAlON, Analytical and Consulting Chemist
~ No. - Dey-st New-lork.
ANALYSES or SOILS oRfs MINERALS, MINERAL WA
TIERS, ETC,
Promptly attended 10.
a MEhIUAA and FOREIGN AGENCY, IN WASH
~ iNOTON1he uDdTs gned offers his prseaaoo
before Congress the Departments Coz Ne
Transaction OF business requiring che Capitol
Persons having business ih Patent Indian Land Pensa
Ofc Of the Departments IN thu supreme Court u he
Juted Stats rely prompt and faithful attention % her
Interests
Enoyins ensye foreign acquaintance will undertake and
teaponabe Tor The safe Of stocks gos
Europe ard attention Will BE- paid the eec fD claim.
Corn, poIden will be furnished with special references In whssf<
reside and IN the OF Europe.
Ohce Hsi. between gth add ION . -
APRIL, 1883 jos w. hENNkDh
Hon Jno " MaDry Mayor, Theodore say,
w " seai0n Esq- MORGAN De J0nnes,
Corcoran a ksgs, a NJ uuerfli
Seiden, NifDeTs & Co, Edmund La fAyette.
Chubb Brotfers Lyingston, Wells 4 Co
Prot Joe Henry, BgRLlN
peter Force Esq. Baron HUMBOLDT
LONDON. Professor Rsnks,
Chew Bunsen PruasisD Mn, Professor Won Rauma<
L. Col sykes T. India Co., sEussELs
Jos,r hume, ~. p. Baron 1lusteiat
Sir Roarnck Nurchissn, N BOURBON
Albany Fonb.snque, ksq, LrIPsIc
Board Of Trade, DR. J O. F8rel
Edwin Chadvick ESQ, TRASKgosr
Beard Of Health, J. Albert Varrentr,pu
Geo Peabody, Esq. vrgSNA
DUBLIN Baron
D.
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paints, Glass, &e.

WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS,
Frvsc w,S R6yS a zSe F4S aps 5 ts s
f FsS q. g i' NT Is :' fF& sasi bB ri wr
'SSRfNcH WHITR zScs Ives Moutsne Co ,nue.ure dry
's 81 iss'i'' iH r WHITE LEAD oo
Solid OIL B,aodsu Spence CO. double boiled.
LNShAD OIL B sGS9H6L iI's sifsENcE &c Cos '''
y y:fssa Raa fsl 2ss &is ;"s IN oil oil.
iedaRsd YeloE Ocher IN OIL
V IHi1' Red BieE Paint in OIL,
PATENT DRii R. in "A h. tbs EMERALD GeEEN Ibn.
and l. ? aud . D. tis ,. .sl' , me- Mn,
Brunss ics Greens. dry, P5a.sian Blue
S.A si or ,s, ar ", F1 RssssI sa..
oassrf Greens, . ces.aL Size.
Spas Psrs Sjr-sa' dry ~ chises B;os,
FNGLIsti PARIS WHITE,
WHITING.
ROCHELLE HAyRE and AMERICAN ocHERs,
snsl.h a,o'd Osher ARD Rqtlon s'one'
Haw ssd Bant In Psfs IN uni and powdered
Ital.so sud ~ sisb ssrpss, c
'' ''' oLAzrEs Sg7 DIAMONDS
PsD,,f. Knives British iaster,
Giders Knives p 5s5 f I 49,
Jspsined Tins, Snsn- s ,,,,. - seansS
HAR Ri1a rii PAiiYr MILLS
sILyERs ELASTIC PAlNrs, all shades,
ISs ssns 1 10 u stb Yarn sues. Smith Weddings,
Brushes &c se constantly on hand and lSE % ~ o; 20 SUIT
no 100 FuIton-t, Ne~Yods
I PERRY, Wholesale and RelaA Dealer IN
y D-as MdcneA Chenias Dyestufs and European eeches
Sod Water and sJp No 50 E ssae' 1Anehes@r hAneha'
ZINC PAINTs-IHE NEW JERSEY ZINC
IL COMPANY nauuseuIng these PANS Of superior
quality, al q which are warranted ~ RI r,p-.-.,,
The superiority 10 every respect Of Znc OYER Lead ra : s e.
PA enc as S se .i & h lie cos 70 the consumer s
They are for .e b. prnps. ieaer. n his aud other cities at
MiNNIXG 4 sQUlER sO. $ Deyst, Ne~.lork
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CTCH- PATENT METALLIC LIFP-PREsERv-

ETTCHs PATENT METALLIC LIFB-PRESERY-
ER-Iks Vlia1he and Trustworthy LlfPrssTer. possessing
cvl uf1Ees ctkr alul--t I'D r
" fte ~ sole f5r the state AID
Of NevJsy. Owen and e4ptlus q vesss AID al
ef.d requested 70 cal E1d examine The ae County and Snip
Right to- sale. JOHN MASON. No 3 ssh-IE,
coor Kn ckeTbsker Bank
EB.-AH 1f remsuts the Pateu ~i be INN .i.e psa-
cufrd.
EEYSERs FURNACES for WARNING all kinds
IL q hi cnzs The bef II quality hea lrg
Particular s-errr1 ID
Fr-rars. Eflch vii Be warmed Fs-ra
Rsnfe Furhins ces Japa1red Ws-grCooer
savsry's Fn-rese Hollow Ware &c nc.
JOHN KEYsER, No Sc Broadway. cor. Wsk--
HEAT and VENTILATION.-CHILS0 RICH
ARDSOS Co. No ~ BrusdWsy. EewYork and So 81 I'D
Rsisors Boston invite Ell per0ns deus Of securing pure
flesh their dwelling other sParrnens
OF sn warning and veHisng spoarafus Cbsols Wfs Fr
Przs ard portable f1soe. PrDf-o
ard system together with
Register. Ges Cooking Ranges
Eauor Marble srd Sew-Iort MARRIED. IrOn Nantes
CTEAM BOILER for SALE-Can be seen In
- Iusure the pEene, OfJ A J. D. 81
COR font Of llh ST. Essi River.
NrEAM and GAS PIPE-JOSEPH MASON, (Of she
- TIN Wszo-lh. Guc No = 5roefwsy
Pipe fer Gas and Wsr Waves Ccka
ffnfs description sac Gas Wort bolsrs
Bisr Pups COTS snc Evsporsers s,es Vscuu,
cer steam Boiler sf Erlle
Re also gG. v1TietJ MAN nc rot ster
vsruilE GIB sh-rE EpP1sus sc r e sxGnpes Of "a
sork " reery every seetio1 Of the COUNTY
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Cob 1lcns.

GOLD PENS-Dcalers and others wishing this ar
NJ tcle supplied from 4 70 ~ cent lower tsr ever Of
hv the de- re Sacsr Newly X God Pen Man
ufactuiIg No G Greenwich g. between Coar snd ad D. Ia
Printed wholesale retail Prcs sent BY a 70 those cess
BY adartssin the COMPANY 81 above.
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w SNOLNSkIe Russian System, arfa-e
cooled and the mpare removed By serins nau
Fof explanation sbgc % -
hst call the oce f OWEN g. WARREN Archtsct Ne 81
Broadway, up sfairs
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g0pdriuersbip.

gopartnersbip.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE NELSON ROBIN.
- aoN tbs ~ sas!se-- IN. %
terlg-rf h-g D. niQHl that
r 1ucfr the WAShBi 4 sgrf 49,
rurpc-e 81 LgnssctEE Encty STOCK COMMISSION And
aANhlNG BUSINESS. AID have oHf-a NJ a..
tfirrio occurlef y ~ aobiHson.
Pacul1r Viz rsr he prrebsse AID al. -
asrat eoris tc H~sccar0u Of Loans snd al stter 10
Vry-lg n9 IS Ct moneys NORMAN WAsHBURf,
il-ltt " he hru ~ tshblr 4 CO. Al5-nFl
JACOB T. EASDEkHOOP,
Hs~-To-s H-y l. iss.
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Glillinrrp, &r.

ttlillinsrp, &r.
CAsH STRAW GOODS HOUSE.-JusI received
~ - Iirporsed FrsBch Boursts
los efraW ard Lare E0urefs
81 AaNr-ed BONITA
IS cases Eue 'sh nrnsfails znG Spit Straw Bonnetr
. Gases h-scs strsW ard Lace Bounets
n eEss fou and Meas HAtr
- EuzHsh kice BioouerN
All u whiel vi BE sod 4 The sVes market prices s
J. h. HOMER NSs a ard - Jshn. eo<. WIaaz-6
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Clothing.

DIERCE 4 BATTLE, Talielrs sad Importers u
Frrch Goods vs-lfty
ass- Ousit NJ Brose-sy, hortoat 7aposf- Nero
rran ho,s -esp-cfiul inve rl-r1u @
Ne1-1E, D AID Ge1r-ua
tsrr Ee-ra Which rlsg navs 80 rcrvef, lalf
arrrs lad c1e % rhe fuo a. lowest casa gcea OrIe
to Par & b. or frcfiTec-
C.rsrl rakcn a. Ar-gs- Ger tll from Panl.
B-Gfr-sueus Linen o. Ur-er superior haF.rs
o. bulttag Of the BE- r ualufs-ters IL he
CIRAW GOODS-ln every variety. FOR Gents, Youths
- nf.1ts u Lexhorns Csnto-
srrarh Lc-. shGn Uuustah, China Peais .so LEasra
FA,s md oculsu ior Aisses.
J.HNONARoUE, ~ - Bo-ery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
REGULATING.
piGno-forfes.

A. OLIAN and BoUDOIk rIAN0s.-Great attrac-
III uon. at HALLEr DAVIS Co.'S war-reoms heit resy
m The sns H. runl~I MADE prices ieiy
ssohs r1d Pianos Music The lowest rte,
.. :. BERRY, NJ. ~ Broadway.
a. ULiAN PIANO-fOkILs, at NO. al Broadway.
Let Davis 4 Co Boston; selkno Instruments A
':oS s4 u,,sT, Tor ss1y cS pdes. sao. e
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No. AL Broadway.
DOS1ON PIANOS.-T GILBERr n Co. the cele-
ID brsted Manufacturers Of the oan
Rgh order 10 tcter accommodate their southern and
hrs No IS BosdFsv NcwYolk IL large pub
r. o. e In assoee Of The nsaed demand add ndaisd
- n C = Paos lie enire- has been Obliged TO
w IT, lie =, a store aloe raed Ia CONNECTION with
Ts the waeroOm lie has occupied o tae bii Two years Ia
city. sso supply toe trade Ihee Pianos have ne metallic
rs 81 4 W. ii PIANO. bb i. nTeror IN power and depth Of
elasticity Of touch 20 at a. eyer oeie eee pre-
o. Slins Fnees ou 40 10 $50 Aiae aoes
H0RACE WATERS No. s5 Bioadway, Of Anthony st.
II b. hOkION ~ Co, MELO-PEAN.-Ihis is a
cal nstTuae dsty adapted or either Tie Psflof ~
o1 IL lie d-dsfafu ion. looked ir by aHrur. By happily
For,wtetss OF t5ns and by aay
shoaid rot fl to sye hearing n HORTON Akga
ol.o. OF N SIS C'psv- \. Y. IRA ROSE
q c. fischer, Qa'e NUNS y Fischer) nanuiAc-
y to aud wsssroo 80. 7o GIeena'-hst eaeI Of Oeyst
Ps O. otcs vorraned with ardse I'D psuf tube vel cal
1sl.es q B a.. Gossa PAM FOR. for sas.
ATFSSRS LIGHTE & NEWTON, M. - Canal-st
IVA Consequence 81 the increased denaut ord anasf o. ua'y
~ their PIANO FOhTLS have extended the
rerartd odtr their friends ard the wishing superior 'ira
~, l , f9 sd q 70 oye paao ;assaa sshsa
Broadway " areroous. No. -.
NEN ano SkCONDb HAND PIANO FOnIE> -
y hsve nov o. ~ Second
srd Pianos Psros fDu - % $40 f0r
hoa s. q 0 Per uCufn 20 $50 oradssy Nes-fors-
Stafford 4 BROTHER
ORGAN for SALE.-Au Organ suitable for small
OChurrh rev superior rosewood clsCsp No - Bsosaway,
r. u. CHAGBERS. ~. q. fIif. So. 81 lass l5ihst
NOFORrES-ihe bn,st assortment OF Piano,
the city be ose e. T. we eoHs q \ p B.
CURTIS Broadway, Of George Hews ceebrlte5
American Pianos variety OF NewNoFk sad Boz
maze hcn Also bcuaor ar second I'D
Pisrof or seor % 'et = p CT llr 10 ~ f'oelS'J
OIANOS for SALE.-A variety OF 81 and octave
Rosevood ParoFcrfes warranted s-fsacion in every
rerect sale foi cash aTpl0 ed paper Pianos hire
JAMES THOMPSON. removed 10 SO Blo4dway up stairs
CNITH~ SUPERIOR MELODEONS.-Thes MelO-
Cceoi tuned re cusli temperament ike e an Pianos AID
Or Is suptror h-rrolY equally good
IL the PIalo Mls.-
,rrot HORACE WaIENs No DroaiveT. AErlony-t.