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tIuri In uitous snd superior msrrer by NJ y.
FOSTER at 81 r, ausay were men qualified to
achar the ltrs htpl reprr with accuracy, prompt
tude nd dc.r Prospeetua, Win null particulars may
he hnd n
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tim /, toir 49, pen and pocket knives, among
ylcl IN Bic ~, ~ same tho most beautiful and pat
ttrus o,tr imrogt,d q. SAUNDERS SON, No. Astor
ucnlc, and asl broadway.
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Take IT,. G.arorssI,,y,t ,-Tbese were the

Tale word OF that OF iron WILL
tic occasion Il his removal Of the deposita aud
the Defiance ~ mgLdcr Sales &C. j. Gayers pateh They
do indeed tale the responsibility" and have a thou
and orcaor protected from Ere and THE, tho valuable
deposits ltrrd to them. They for sale tho depot
OJcL treet Of Cola tcr May at 2 Pearl street,
by ROBERT Al. PATRICK, manufacturer
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World u. KEi,Ti FERGUSuH'S, 3sglS Broadway, anG
81 Read street Dealers urpiud from first hands Shades
warranted to star climate aud sold lower than at
sthcr establishment y. BStorc church. and other largo
shades painted anl Uttered 10 order in superior style.
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WAR N WALL STREET-SaocEING DIscIo-
81 REs.--Tbe great civic reform movement which
has already been productive ofsuch strange and
incredible events in the metropolis, seems now
about to be rendered still more piauant. spicy.
and interesting, by desperate exterminatng
conflict just commenced between two Of our
illustrious Wall street editors There was n
terrible commotion In that region yesterday.
caused by the publication Of the first cartel.
between the belligerent parties The very
bulls and bears, on reading them, ceased
growing and were, as it were. awed into
temporary calm They have not yet recovered
from their establishment, but watch with the ut
most interest the progress Of this dreful en-
counter.
1t would seem that one OF the Wall street
blankets-the Courier and Engu;rcr-has
become possessed, according TO its own story.
Of document, verified on oath, charging some
one supposed to be one Of the editors Of the
Informative Journal Of Commerce. the other
blanket with being guilty Of one Of the very
acts which have Of late days 80 much excite
the Indignation Of that parsonage In a.
Editorial article Which appeared in the fogme.
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NEw York, February 70, 1853
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
Fay to II. Douglass, Jr., or bearer, Thirty-lse
60-lG0 dollars.
$50 So NJ DOUGLASS & SWIFT

90 . 30
The accused giving the cheek said that his name
Douglass am that he resided ii the OF Fifth
and Thirteenth street he story Of tho accused
believed bv Mr. Fox aud the check taken, hut pre-
,enng the samA at the bank for payment the pay ing
teller stated that such firm kept any account In The
bank did be know tbat any such firm existed Since
that time Young Mitchell las managed to cvude pursuit
until unday last Mr Macy him in the street and
caused his 1be officer has recovered the and
vest and on the person of The accused the officer found
memorandum paper which list of articles pnr-
chased elsewhere together with items Of expenditure for
night viz-surler ST. curl ng hair 30 cents chant
lsRBe So extras SC SIS is alleged that ether Checks
Of similar character have been sed by the accused
Rottery in House IF III rune officer Lord yester.
day arrested young woman named Wary Ann Haley
charge of rohhing Thomas Ldscomb Of the bark TX.
pess lying II pier last river. while in house o. i'll
fame in Manhattan alley stealing from his person wal
let ming s55. II Gems Ii. comb induced 80
visit The prenes in question, where he remained but
short tine and hs leaving the house he discovered
his oss. The arrested charged With steal
ing the money; she however denied the accusation AMI
protested her innocence before the magistrate but the
Justice thought shc guilty. add accordingly
Ritted Ler TO pon for trial No portion Of the money
recovered
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poriuIa yetgf Of ce tae in calling there.
one OF the great .uri site vi New York You will
every variety 4 y fancy goods and curious things that
dreamed o.
%, T,ttlt is tho quersst nan
IL this wi8o Van nation
And Tor lii gr it E'uporium
Hes d all creation
10 ulat gr,a
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segars.-Just received, per Barks Centric
America a lie Cuba and Venus superior lot OF
best brands for sale in half quarter and tenth boxes
Dealers would do well to examine samples
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer OF Wines and Ssgars, No. Park place.
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Police Intelligence.

arrest of a Daring Buylor-nn Sunday night, about
light in the premises No o. Chatham Street, kept b.
Patrick Poten geDtlemens furnishing store Mr..
Springer peped through the key hole and there witnessed
men, with lighted candle, selecting goods to carry
Off Ultimately the burglars heard noise at the front
door which gave them alarm and they hurredy left
the store The Waterman knowing that the thieves must
have entered the etore through The rear therefore
aroun the into Duane street and there at No 49,
way e ths @ H on nance ~
Pearl street and when Cross street in Pearl street
some person tripped up one Of the burglars and Mr.
aided by policeman Coates OF the sixth ward police took
him into custody aud conveyed him to the station house
He there gave his John Wilson, Several OF the
stolen articles oLnd his person. and good
Others picked up by the police from the street.
ing 10 escape The property altogether removed by the
burglars valued al about $50 The other burglar
made his escale The accused was yea tsrday morning
charge OF burglary He stated that he native Of
Belfast Ireland tweniy-seven years Of age and had
nothing to .ay in reference to the charge Much credit
il due private Waterman Springer for his vigience
this occasion in detecting and arresting one Of the
IN the Natter Of False Preences against Theodore Ls.
The OF Theodore Lent charged with obtaining
eek keeper Of hor-e of flame at No "A Mercer street
concluded yesterday before Justice Stuart. The I'D
davit Of Mr. ,. H. Haisht the owner Of the house il
question in reerer TO the letting OF the to Mr.
Lent was taken esterday. and is as follows
D. Henry Haight Of No Is Waver'ey place, being
sworn ayi-1bnt he i the OF the premises No "a
Mercer street. that he leased let the said premises
Theodore Lent only to the LIST day of May 1883
leased the SAID premises to him for any longer term
and authorized him 10 underet lease said prem
to any her perso and always looked upon him
a tenant and authorized him agent 10 let
uDderlet lease the said premises to Bertha Juratzek
he, the said Lent well knew that the deponeE would
take possession Of said premises the first day os May
next; and further deponent did not kn0s Mr. Lent in
reference to he letting of the house agent in
respect whatever
The magistrate gave his decision by holding Mr.. Lent
to bail in the of slcoo, the charge at
Court.
Passing Forged Cheks-Oficer Mansfield on Sunday ar
rested young not than eighteen of age
iramed Thomas ). Mitchell, charge OF passing a
forged check, bearing fictitious name for the Of
$50 in pa, ment for clothing purcn sed Of Edward Fox
No 2l6 Broadway. taiIears by the affidavit Of Henry
Macy. bookifeper Mr.. Foy's employ, that Mitchell
called at the toie the 25h OF February last purchased
dress coat and vest valued at $35 and in payment
gaze check on the Bank Of the Republic, of which the
follow wing is copy
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TO Messrs A. & G. A. Arnoux diapers and aiiors 1913
of Duane street. where hereafter he will
found lie respectfully oolict call from his old pa
the public in where they find choice
selection Of cloths vestngs of the latest
and fashionable styles which will be cut
and style at be surpassed They have
additions their cutting department and enabled
their With than ordinary despatch
JAS l.. MEAD.
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tho sands the shore Its peculiar Favor III
gratates into universal favor Its purity was endorsed
by Sir Ashley Cooper the most celebrated physician o. his
day and II IL prescribed medicine by tho whole medical
faculty of Great Britain. Importers ohce No. Park
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Association for the Rxhlbstion OF the Indlus-

The Aged and Feeble VIII hnd HoGt Da,'
access III the first floor, up stairs Call and see his
new pcures Crayon daguerreoypes crystalotypes anG
''''0'e'Vr's ROOT, 1853 Broadway.
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A S3 Hat for 81 SOL. IL. Feeny, % 1-s
Bowery offers the public spring style hat for ~ 80,
equal to any now sold York for s. But price.
Tic nuhlic can Judge for them selves
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Dnguerreosypes In OIL, by VIM. III. Batter,
on the upper corner Broadway and Murray street These
beautiful specimens and have the finish OF the
Gne painting Daguerreoypes copied to nature
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the celebrated Order Of Je otis will be delivered w.
BRYCE, ESQ at Hope Chapel us Broadway, tuesday
evening March a Tickets admitting % cents tickets
may he had tito Sacen oce, 100 Nassau street; 1t
Buiees bookstore, ut The door the evening tho
lecture.
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Dramatic Rcnsilngs.-"Lend me your ears,
my oountrymenn and learn that KNOX, Of Us Fulton
style excellence Of material and exceeding cheap
pess, they cannot be surpassed.
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Soufh ann Wasf-S

South ana Test-SVe Manufacturers
81 TIE selfajut' srsysts which have been highly
approved in thu the country Merchants
find thom ~ 10 than other in
the market. IRA PEkEG0 SON 6ISussau street.
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The city Ha,l clock oecas,onalIy Permlts

Tee CITY HUT 0iocK OcCnHIOH"1y FeTm1tS
its he behind time. GREEN, No. Astor House,
permits bis hai d to dissppoint the public. II he
promises that cf Ills shirts, rranted to MT shall be
done AZ certain hour, they DONE and fit without
wrinkle
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r. u. Lander. late ar JENNA.

notifies his friend that has from "a to 81 Fulton
street under tb III Sgrl.c LsUcr Il Co. whore he will
be happy and them with Watches ewsly and
sjl
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0BJaCk Ercbus.o-This IL one OF the ciA0"
ractcriscs tho ufactured by KNOX JAMES,
albeit they hit and resplendent In beauty % Skill
genius render them. Call at the Prescott
Hat Stca in Captain Dcroots new hotel corner OF Broad
way and Spring street and from their infinite variety make
Your selection. ! Ice, 81.
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ToIaiinrH.-tis mn EstnbHsheu laft tnat the
hest style Of custom work done by Singers Sewing
Machines far better aud handsoner than il by hand.
These admirable machines and their work always
aniired ut the principal Office, No. 25S Broadway
J. NJ. SINGER & co.
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.4T SWIFTS DRUG SToRE.

2 Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla, =
.. Alnunds, &c, dc.
Canary, Hemp. MiAst and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Abrd Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
Whale Oil, Salad Oil, &c. s.
Ravenna. June so. 1852.
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0 s q { 0 S { 0 4 .
mr. r. T. SPELMAN

VN OULD announce TO the people of Ravenna ana
w it's v:ciniy that he has located permanently IN
this place. where he will always hold himself IN read
mes to attend to every call in his professional ne In
addition to the insertion of artificial teeth, plugging
SC particular attention will be paid TO the diseases
of the mauth and gums, branch of the profession
usually neglected.
Dr. s. IS in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preferences over those
of any other city the union; and his
own nera teeth their improved pan,s ne can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance com
mon to proceain teeth. Owing to the absorption which
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved 1t is necessary make of teeth that
when the common teeth used, instead of being an
ornament tley often ds6gure the mouth: nor will the
use Of the old fashioned gum eeh obvate the difficulty
But the unprecedented removes every objection and
though they composed of the materials. they
constructed TO be much serviceablc and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred in the repairs
of the old kind. There are verymany advantages re
sutng from these improvements which cannot be set
forth in brief Those interested there
fore invited call his Office and Dr. s. will be glad
explain the advantages of this the old plan
plan which he practced for years before he receiv
ed the Improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and individual in this village who has
entire in both jaws.
Office Seymour's Block the Post Office
RavenDa May 9th, 1851.
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Bargains, Bargains,

ENHE stock of goods in SrAoEY's well known
n Fancy Store. Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved The stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment fJe,celry.
very large assortment of 'erfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls, Combs. Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons. Satchels, VioliDs, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
riety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend tokeep on sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock as soon
as possible. am instructed to sell, positiueiy at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrans-
portation, in order to close the concern speedily.
As these instructions will be strictly adhered to-
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
aud desirable articles at cheap rate.
would invite the attention of Pedars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th, 1883.
3 q Sentinel and Whig please copy.
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CEOthing. Cloths. Cassimeres,
Vestings: Furnishing Goods,
sc. &c, &c,
D. m. soNfHRvIELE

= s recelying from New York, and will continue to
y keepson hand a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing ofsuperior quality and at prices that cannot
fail 10 suit Cash and Ready Pay Customers.
Gentlemen wishing good article of cloths .cassmeres
and yestings, will find it TO their interest to call and
examine bis stock
Pains will be taken get and keep on knnd all kinds
furnishing goods and ailors trimmings of the best
sgunfty.
Every effort will be made to suit all kinds of CUSTOM
IN making up garments, in style and workmanship,
stra attention TO their tastes. and by employing the
best workmen. sS.3. 50 - -
Cash and Ready Pay has been motto for ihe last
three years, and feel no inclination change be-
eving be better for aswe ourselves.
NJ Cutting donc right, on short notice at the ship
three doors west of Les Block, nearly opposite The
Bank. tss
Ravenna April 2otll. 1853. IS *
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AGENCY OF DR.. s. FIrCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

TISED by him with sucl, distinguished success in the
~ cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also, DIR. s. Ftch's Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces InIaing Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art Of Preserving life and
health to old age. &c.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and willkeepthem
stanty hand at his residence in Brmied only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
UT DR.. Ftch's ''Gude Boo, to invalids, and direc-
ons for promoting health and instructions 10 mothers
in the management of children" may be had gratut
ously by calling for at his residence as above An
extremely valuable book. H. BARD.
Brimfeld Jan. 6, 1852. l!SS
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..Every family should nave a Copy


An huaiua6le Book, only 25 cts.. per COPY.
MAN, Know THYsELF.
UhR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
Gp the afflicted Containing an outline of tn or gin
progress treatment and of form of disease
tracted by promscuous sexual intercourse by seabuse
by sexual excess with advice for their prevention;
written in familiar style, avoiding all medical technica-
ties and everything that would offend the of decency,
from the result of 90 years successful practice excl-
svely devoted the of diseases of delicate pr-
vate nature. - -
To which addereeepts for the of the above dis
eases, and treatise the symptoms and OF
the Fever and % cents copy; six copies for
will be forwarded to any part of the
q s. by mail free Of postage ddress postpaid Box
Philadelphia. sssa
$50, Doilars FOrfcif.
DR. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
of secret disease that may under his care no matter
his private rooms SO North Seventh street. Philadelphia
without of interruption from othe- patients Stran-
gers and others who have been in the selection
of physician are invited to call.
IdPoTENcY-Through unrestraned indulgence of the
passions by abuse the evils numerous
Premature mpotency involuntary seminal discharges vast
cety general debility, constitutional arrangement
to follow necessary consult the doctor with con-
fdence; he offers perfect cure. y-.z
Read refec-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and nmany cases
their lives the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
of maladies 1t is certainly impossible one man
understand all the ills the human family are subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch in
which he is successful than his brother professors
and to that he devotes most of his time and study
Years of practice exclusively devoted to the Study and
treatment of diseases of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the head
bones mercuria sheunatism structures gravel rreg
lartes diseases arising from youthful excesses impure
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enebled enables the doctor offer speedy relief to all
who may place themselves under his care
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
Price. So and $10 per package. llS5-ly
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TO FEMALES

You will find these pills Invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which subject In obstruc
lions either total partial they have been found of
esimabie benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
efectualIy put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female ire gu Lares headache giddness
dimness Of sight, pain IN the side back, SC.
None genuine unless signed J. NJ Hobensack all 9TH
being base Imitation.
II Agents wishing supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of becoming agents address the proprietor
J. NJ Hobensack Philadelphia. Pa. -
AGENTS
DIR. Isaac Swift, Ravenna A. V. Horr Shalersyille
l. B. Sheldon Atwater; r. Silley Sufield; D. X
Wheeler, Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Garfield j. H.
Sexton Youngstown; Hoyt, Brother& Co, Warren;
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser, No. l4o, Wood
St, Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer, Cleveland 1851
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NOTICE.
I'M He co-partnership heretofore existing be-
ID tween James B. and George M'Elwain and
J. v. Turnham, under the firm of M'Ewains &
Turnham, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES b. M'ELWAIN, &
GEORGE M'ELWAIN,
]. V. TURNHAM.
Ravenna, May 9th, 1853.
N. The business will be continued at the old
stand by J. v. Turnham.
~ See advertisement. 1919 3w
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Furniture.

New Furniture Ware Room j,ist opened one
n door East of Halls Book Store on Main ST. where NAV
be found all kinds of Cabinet at low prices and an
assortment of cons various sizes Also the largest
and cheapest of plain and fancy chairs ever
ered in this market consisting in part of every variety OF
of from to IS dollars per set Rocking
Nursery and Office chairs and every variety of wood bot
toms in common use aIof which viii be sold Cleveland
prices have also choice lot of Locking Glasses which
can sell little below Rayenna prices
Aprn 25th 1858, -sf T. q, PHILIPS. +.
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John p. HALE.

A beauiiful Portrait of the candidate of the
n Free Soil Party for only 25 cents from Daguerre
otype which the Hon. gentleman says the best likeness
of him vet taken. Every Free Soer should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
high and low, rich and poor. can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers introducing this Portrait
o the notice of the Public
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayenna Nov. 49, 1852 l2f f-5s3s-
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Chairs and Cabinet Ware
G RE EMS
Cottage M el0deOn,

gNyHE subscriber would respectfully cali the attention
of the musical public to some new Melodeons which
he is manufacturing in this place. which for beauty
Surpassed by any manufacturers the country. They
vary from 81 to T. and 81 ociavoes Prices from
$40 s45, $50 and Sl0O. The 81 and octavoes are
The and ST oes in Piano form. Please call
and judge for yourselves. All theaboye insts
warranted All kinds IF reed instruments repaired
short notice and goo1 Style Accordeons repaired and
new reeds put in at l2I cents each Shop over Dir
LItte's Bookstore. G. F. GREEN.
Rayenna. Ohio. Il67-Iy
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:NEW BooKsy ..NtEV BooKSy

Mary for her nephews end neces; with an ad-
dress from Mrs. Stowe to the Children in England
and America.
The TELL TALs, or Home Secrets, by the Au-
thor Of Sunny Side, Peep at No. FIVE, &c.
My NOVEL, or Varieties in English Life. By
Bulwer.
uaLr ErFiE. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Heniz.
THE SENAroRs Son, or the Maine law last
refuge By Miss Fuler,-a new supply received
and price reduced--going off fast.
DEMocRAor OF CHRISTIANITY, by VIM. Good,
ell Vol. IL. received.
general assortment Of School aud Miscellane,
GUS Books constantly on hand, Call at
HILLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, March 8, 1883.
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administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
v\HE undersigned has been appointed and
y qualified as Administrator. on The estate
of Mary Beasley, late Of Brimfeld, Portage
County, deceased.
SAMUEL HASTINGS.
Rrimfeld, May 9th. 1853. 12I93w
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Young,s Citizens M,

Young's Citizens Manual.
This valuable Book, for Schools and private Lii
cries, may be obtained at reduced priee-sepen-
ty.fpe cests--at
HALL's BooK STORE.
Raveuna, Feb. Is, 1858.