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Southern standard., 1853-11-12
IIarch 70, 1858.
EEw Boox AND STATIONARY STORE,

EEW BO0K AND STATIONARY STORE,
blank Book hanuc2ctory & Power Press Printing,
No. 80 St Francis street, Mobile.
NEwould respectfully call YOUR attention our new
" stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY, w hich we
Offering at wholesale and retail, unusually low
prices for cash or approved credit.
CCJ@Your attention is particularly called TO the fact
that stock is entirely new. No old editions of
books eGcumbcrs eur sAciye
BOOK BiNDERY
Our BINDERY is stocked with The best English and
American Papers and prepared rule and man
ufacture Record, DOckets, LedgerS and Journals in
superior style Of Binding lower rates than have
been done in this city. Old Books, Magazines. Mu-
sic, sc. bound on the shortest notice.
THOMAS S. BIDGOOD & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books 6 Stationary,
Blank Book Manufacturers and Printers,
No 80 s.. Francis street Mobile
II. B We think it viii be to your interest to call
and examine our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. April ,, 1853. 10:Im
Southern standard., 1853-11-12
Corporation Of Columbus.

LEVI DONNEII.-Mayor.
T TAYLOR-Town Constable.
SAMUEL w. MULLEN-ToWn Treasurer.
Southern standard., 1853-11-12

1t is said that James Gordon Bennett OF the
N. Y. Herald. during his recent visit to Scotland
caused an elegant and spacious house to be built
which he presented to his mother.
Southern standard., 1853-11-12
GOGstG

Constable.
District No. l-WM GIVENS.
"A l. CROUCH,
GEO. w BhRSKSDALE,
4--IFSSE PRINCE.
5-N J TAYLOR.
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NIONTEHiLLN AalnEMY,


FVIE Trustees ofths Institution have the pleasure of
announcing to this community that they have been
50 fortunate as to secure the services of r. JOHN
4. FOSTER, as Principal Of the Male Department.
Mr.. Foster is a native of the South; thoroughly edu-
Gated has been engaged in teaching for years and Is
a good discipnarian. Mr.. ABRAM MAER, Is Prn-
cipal of the Female Department, and this is saying
enough he has rarely been equalled and never sur
passed as teacher.
Professor S. MARkSTEIN, who is more gener-
ally and lavorably known in this community a sue
cessful and accomplished teacher Of music than any
other is engaged to take charge of the Musical De-
partment.
These arrangements are permanent Nature has
indicated this the place for school of high order,
and the Trustees are determined carry out her de-
sign.
The Schools viii commence their next session On
Monday the 3rd day Of October next Good board can
be had in the immediate vicinity of the Institution fer
any number Of scholars.
WI b. WINSTON,
r. ". TALIIAFERRO,
O. CANFIELD,
w. w. WILLIAMS.
J. N. MORGAN,
A. JONES,
Trustees.
Columbus, Miss, Sept. 1853. 35-3m.
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Guardians Notice.

To all persons interested IN the Guardianship Of Eliza
beth Amis Sarah Amis, Mary Amis and Julia NJ
Amis.
NOU are hereby notified that John A. Moss. Guar
| dian of said minors did at the October FERN of
the Probate Court Of Lowndes county Mississippi ten
der his resignation such Guar;au and present his
account and vouchers for final settlement and dis
charge.
You are hereby notified to appear at the next De
cember term 1888 of said Court (at which time final
action will be had thereon) and show cause if any
you have why said account and vouchers should not
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Southern standard., 1853-11-12

--1.-fs TIN PEAgB. SHEET EEsON y
n = COPPER yTOEssk 1EaN- z 2
LE0 EEEss ctETcsl 80 order. SS4
IInE undersigned has opened a shop for the manu-
facture of Tin Plate SHEET IRON and Coppsr i'll all
its branches the east side Of Market Street two
doors north Of the Grocery Store Of Parham, Read &
Co, where he viii keep hand fine and complete
assortment of TN WARE, OFFICE AND COOKING
STOVES, Guttering, and every thing in his line Of
trade He is prepared 70 fill promptly all orders for
VTEE.E. E'E-EsENEs.
manufactured and Of the best Iron, and on the nost
reasonable terms.
Those who want work done promptly and wei. viii
study their interest by calling on llim.
p. II. DELANEY & co.
Columbus, Sept 23rd. 1853. 3j-ly
Southern standard., 1853-11-12

District No. I-ELIGAH NJ GROVES,
"-B b Scale,
John X. PIERCE,
= A SANFORD.
" 3--JOHN II HARRIS.
" "--STEpHEN REEDER,
" III n LAWRENCE,
d" JOHN Ii IRBY.
. J-EDWARD FULGHAM,
&" w II DONTHAN,
Southern standard., 1853-11-12
Ts0artI Of PossccIa7el2.

Es0agSl OF P0s3ccIa3e12.
District No. I-WM. G. ODEN,
+" 2-HARDY STEVENS,
/" 3-B + BECKWITH,
:" DENNIS COOK,
" a J G WESTBROOK,
Southern standard., 1853-11-12
PHENTN HOTEL.

JAS. JONES, SR.
Southern standard., 1853-11-12

ARviEss SINpfCIrY.--A certain lpie boy OF this
city who recently lost hi, father. found himself
declared thereby, from a.lenolng school as iormcl-
ly. and in The tui0rcss OF his faith, be determined
10 seek The whcrcw.hl as that footstooI to which
be- had doub les, been taught to look for other
and higher blessings.
In the simplicity fhi, heart he sat down and
.raycly acrote 4 letter to his Bcdeemer, thinking,
perhaps, that so formal mode of preicrring his
requests would meet with. greater attention.
What was the surprise of our worthy postmaster,
Wm. n. Friend, Esq, on discovering, among the
contents of The letter box one morning lately, a
mis-iyc directed to Jesus Christ !" Opening it,
he read the story Of The boys wants, and, with a
noble kindness which we are not selfish enough to
deprive our readers ofthe pleasure or Poht OF hear
ing he deposited in the envelop the amount re-
qured and directed it to the young suPphcant.
We have never heard story that in 50 short d
compass contains more instructive and nieres-
ing lesson. 1t combines singulary tecltous
union of fine illustrations ofthe great pillars OF re-
l5on-Faith Hope and Charity-and we would
not wish to know the man who could hear TINS
plain uuyarnished tale" without feeling himself
and his kind ennobed by the recital. Such amar
would botanic o'erhis mothers grave.
PWS6urg Daily Democrat
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Later California News.

New YORK, Jan. l3.
Steamship Hlsnois has reached her wharf She
brings San Francisco dates one day later also the
mails, and over 2,ooo.o 900 dollars in specie.
The news of the result of the presidential cleo
tiol in the United States caused the greatest ex-
element.
The democrats fred gun for every electoral
vote received by Gen. Pierce.
The news was taken by express to all parts of
the mines.
Among the passengers in the Tennessee at Pan
anna, was T. Butler King, and C.. Barron, U. s..
district attorney.
The high price of -four had created much exas-
peration in the mining regions.
Flour commanded $50 per. barrel and many of
the miners were subsisting on beef and pota-
toes. e
The survey Of the Railroad from Maysviile to
Nenetia has been commenced at Shasta.
AT San Francisco on the 18th, flour was un-
changed and market quiet
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nPOEsONHNG.nl

Thousands Of parents who Verme composed of Cas-
OIL Calomel &C. not aware that while they appear
benefit the patient they actually laying the
series Diseases such salvation, loss ofgh weakness
of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of Ho-
bensaek Medicines to which ask the attention of all G
reey interested to their well their ehdren's health
In complaints and all other misunderstanding from those
type, should make of the only genuine med
eine, Hebensach's Liver Pills.
ssJ PBE DECEIVED . but ask for Hobensaek's Worm
Syrup Pills. and observe that each has the signature
he proprietor, N Hobensack, else genuine
Dr. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House Sat-
NJ urday afternoon and Monday 10 and 18th of Fcbr'y.
See advertisement in another column
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
Scientific Lectures.

The undersigned will deliver of weekly
Natural seenee Lecture Room-wheh has recent
been enargedof the Seminary of Natural Science,
mencng FRIDAY EVENING, December 31st, ns and
tnuing through the winter. Each lecture will be complete in
itself.
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman for the full
Twelve ecures ST. be had at the Bookstores Admis-
sion to single lecture 10 cts.
u Introductory Lecture Free
C. P. HART, Prn. S. N. S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
Sale of Real Estate by order of the
Court.

ON the 18th day of February A D. 1885, between the hours
~ of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and4 O'Clock P M, the premi-
ses in Mantua highest bidder the following
property of Peleah Bard decd witt Situate
Manua township in the county of Portage and State of O.
io and is known by being part of Number 81 boun
ded oows Beginning post and stones and south
so mnuteseast three ehains s3 links to post thence
South, 35 minutes west chains So links post thence
North Sc degrees 40 minutes east three chains Oh links to
post, South minutes west chains links to post
thence links the centre of the road thence South
degrees minutes West chains aud IS links to post in
the centre road Norh 35 minutes East SO links
to the place of beginning containing fifteen of land
subject of the Widow of said eeah Bard
deceased. Terms one-hrd when the deed deliy
the equal annual payments with in
terest. OSMAN FEhR1S,
Administrator of Peatiah Bard, deceased.
Martua tanuarv 10Th 1S53 393-4W
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE
-5-9 YEAR 1853.
LOCO Dollars a Year.
VXTANTED, IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED
w STATES, active and enterprsng to engage in
the best books published in the country
To of good address, possessing small capital of from
$25 $780, inducements will be offered enable them
to make from SO to $5 day profit
1.-THE Books published by are all useful their charac
ter extremely POPULAR and command large sales wherever
they offered -
For further particulars, address, postage pad@
[7-=s ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER.
1s1 William Street, New York.
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FREE LECTURE.

LOREN ANDREWS will deliver lecture before the Ra-
Lyeeum the Court House the evening
inst
AS Mr. Andrews vorably known experienced teach
and able Lecturer Education generally and Union
and Free Schools in particular have hesitation in
ing think who hears him will fail of being both in
terested and instructed etherefore invite all attend
s. {. PSasRs P2BsHs Committee.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
Land for Sale.
FEBRUARY. APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. III. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL. be in attendance at his Rooms as follows:
Prcnss House, Saturday afternoon and Monday
70 and IA February.
Clinton Hotel, Thursday and Friday II and 18th
February.
AKRON: Gobb's Exchange, Friday 11th February.
CLEvELAND Weddel House, Saturday and Monday 81
February.
Those afflicted with diseases the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, determinations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drop
sv Weakness Nervous disabilities Restessness Loss of
Affections Gravel, White Swelngs any long standing
eases, invited to call.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION DR. T., neither bleeds nor
bsters is he Homapahist; he Mercury Ar
senic AEtmony, other mineral medical
he Thompsonian he neither seams gives emeties His
diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
but not than his system of treatment. He does
make sick make WELL tear down build again.
aay any irritation, by patching up with anodynes
CAN FITS OR EPILEPSY BE CURED? %
by appenng letter from young lady who treated for
the same long standing select this because one of the
first treated in this Stae and consequently exhibits the
time. While under treatment, Miss H., resided miles
Cleveland, and be written to by those
hear farther from her, With persons past the
life, have seldom succeeded but young patients
most part may be efectuay and permanently cured.
PIKE, Fulton county, o., Dec. IA, 1852
Dr. H. TUBBs-Sir-Fors several years 1have been afflicted
with fits first attacked while at school, when but
years age They quite frequent suddenly
passed OFF, Eight years ago. they assumed epi
leptic and prosrting every faculty.
that could not walk the without stopping for
breath. We employed many physicians of different Schools
seemed understand the disease
wears ago treatment from which
er health has been greatly mprov d quite lately Ihave been
troubled somewhat with confused feeling, proceeding
think from weakness but have been entirely
from fits up to the present moment. Yours, &c
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
Mexicar, Mustang Lirazrnelnt.

THIS Lnimen has given shch universal satisfaction the
public and its triumphant the of sprans, burns
old broken breast rheumatism, piles and pains in
part of the body has driven the other Lnments out of
the market whereverit known. And the good is
performing in the of poll evil, sprans, founder
scratches cracked heel and all like diseases in Horses makes
it the best Liniment row in use.
For sale by 1. SWIFT.
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Ravenna, Jan. 10th,
g, RaWSNba.

{Successor to III. Hubert, RaUenna OAio)
DIR Fou NDER,
EEP constantly hand general assortment of Stove
IN Pipe Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Also Brass and Cop
per tiles Chain Pumps, Iron Pumps, Lead Ppe Sad
irons etc Also Tin Roofing, Cutters and Spoutng put up
IL short notice.
T Job done order few doors South Oft the Court
House. -a 593 IT,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the tenth day of February
~ D. lS application will be mada to the Governor
Ohio, unconditional Pardon of Robert T. Kinds
ncarceraed in the Ohio Penteniary under sentence
Common Pleas of Portage County, at its
March D. 1882 the of years, for the
Crime of Burglary. :. -.-s
= w. C. BAKER.
Ravenna, Jan. 6, 1858. 393 3w*
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The FalI Of money interest.

-
This seems to be going on, every where; and
u is certainly working some queer results. 1t is
indeed, one OF the most sgnnineant signs OF the
times, that professional money lenders all over
the world are noW Tor the trst time in the history
OF man, investing their money IN active Preduc-
ton, upon their own account. ct SO it's, both
in Europe and America; and we can see no other
reason for it than the steady and constant decline
in the rates of money interest.
This decline was, at FIRST, felt only by individ-
uals, and was then supposed to be simply one of
the ordinary fluctuations that are so common. 1t
therefore was deemed OF little moment, as It's du-
ration, beyond a brief period was only dreamed Of
But not only has it endured, beyond all expecta-
ton but It has steadily and constantly increased
IN severity that is In continued declines until not
only is the encroachment already made upon len
ders' incomes avery serious one, but the decline
itself, has now come to be considered a perma
nent one, and with evident certainty OF steady fu-
ture increase
What, therefore, was at first considered as
merely an individual affair, affecting only a few
private Interests, for the moment as it were, has
now SO augmented its Importance as that Europe
an governments are not only recognizing its exis-
tence, but are shaping their monetary affairs in
conformity to its permanent continuance, as a
new element
France has reduced the rate of interest upon
part of her national debt, and proposes to do so
upon, at least, portion of the remainder Fol-
lowing this, the governments of England, Belgi-
um, Holland, and some of the other nations are
seriously proposing to do the same thing, while
the English East India Company, has given the
one years notice required by its charter. that the
interest upon its debt will be reduced in May
next.
These governments lead, in the matter of the
reduction of money interest, preceded they have
been BY the heavy declines that individual lenders
have everywhere been made to realize, have no
doubt had their infuenceupon the course that men
with money are now seen SO generally taking
The decline in question has made such nroads
upon the incomes of lenders, that such men are
looking for their future support, to the earnings
r,f fhxfrss money Sfbrough active emDloynent. in
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Joh.a Noragon,s Estate.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscribers have ap-
pointed and qualified Executors with the Will
ed the estate of John Noragon late antua Portage
county, Ohio, deceased LEWIS G. REED
~ MARY NORAGON.
Auburn, Dec. 9th, lS52 3s3- -3w
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Notice.

LII persons indebted to the firm of Rowell Co., either
N BY Note Book Account requested to call on the
and make immediate payment.
ROWELL & BROTHER.
Ravenna, JAN 10th, 1853.
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Settle UP.

THE subscribers believing it for the interest of
well as our own, to settle once year, and desi-
ring auaTa6e rule, request all having Book
accounts call and settle the same either by
payment. jan 10 c. q ]. C. PRENT1ss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
Esary Hopkins Estate.

NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN pointed and qualified Administrator the estate of
Mary Hopkins late of Paris Portage county Ohio deceased
THOMAS G.. HOPKINS, Administrator.
PALMYRA Januare TO-, 1853. 393-3w
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LAWS Or OHIO. 3
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. 7. AN ACT
To fix and provide for holding the terms of the
Court of Common Pleas insthe several counties
of the Fifth Judicial district of Ohio.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted By the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the Court of Common
Pleas shall be held in and for the several counties
of the Fifth Judicial District of Ohio, the times
following, to wit:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the County of Clermont on the first Tuesday
of March, the third Tuesday of May, and the 4th
Tuesday of November.
In the county of Brown, the fourth Tuesday of
March, the second Tuesday of June, and the first
Tuesday of November.
In the county of Adams, the second Tuesday
of April, the first Tuesday of August, and the third
Tuesday of October
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the county of Fayette, the first Tuesday of
February, the fourth Tuesday of May, and the
second Tuesday of October.
In the county of Highland, on the third Tues
day of February, the first Tuesday of June, the
fourth Tuesday of October.
In the county of Ross, the second Tuesday of
March, the third Tuesday of June, the second
Tuesday of November.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the county of Pickaway, on the third Tues
day of February, the fourth Tuesday of May, and
the second Tuesday of November.
In the county of Madison, the first Tuesday of
April, the fourth Tuesday of June, and the fourth
Tuesday of October.
In the county of Franklin, on the first Tuesday
Of March, the first Tuesday of June, and the first
Tuesday of October.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
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EIIRS.

HAVE received very fine Ladies Furs comprising
Mus, Cuffs and Victornes of all prices from 81 ,25 to
$4,000. Call and look at them JAMES TWITT.
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NOTICE

hereby given that the Directors of the franklin and Wa
rem Rail Road Company have located the principal One
Of said company at Franklin, Portage county, ono
Nov. 90 1852. Johh w. fAhh, secy.
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MUFFS.

MUFFS.
complete assortment, comprising African Lynx fine blk
N Lynx, Genet, cony and Marten Mu; Children's Muf
a comuioe assortment, at TWITT'S.
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House and Lot for Sale.

- FOR SALE in pleasant part of Ravenna, conve-
Ri nient house, nearly new, with full lot on which the
is situated. Said property viii besold cheap on
easy terms. Enquire at this office or of Col Frazer
Ravenna, Jan'y 10, 1853 393=f
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Assignmenf! A

Assignment.
TINE subscribers, having been appointed Asgnees for the
i settlement of Messrs Brown Hurlbu Boot, Shoe and
Finding business benefit of their creditors anxious
to close up matter possbe and will offer for sale
wholesale RETAIL at their Provision Store, large assort-
mentof
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Buskins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and large uariety of Childrez's
Cacks, and q lot of Findings.
All of which sold price, determined
to sell close up the atonce Call and give
offer. -
Ali persons knowing themselves indebted to them, will
call settle Notes and
will prepared to settle any time, for short PERIOD after
which they will be putinto the hands of Justice for collection
Rayenna, Dec ], 1852. H IT SMITH & CO.
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New York. Jan. II.
The Ericsson ship went on her second trial trip
this morning, and returned about two o'clock
She made nine miles an hour against the tide.
The Henry Clay and Reindeer case was brought
up this morning, when the District Attorney an
nounced that he was ready to proceed with the
case.
Hardy & Co.'s Hardware Manufactory in twen-
ty-secorid street, with the India Rubber works
adjoining, were est.oyed by fire this morning.
Loss over 100000 Mostly insured
CONCORD, Jan. l8.
Samuel Newell, "a victim of the late disaste-,
reported as recovering, died last Tuesday, at the
residence Of his son, Charles Stark Newell, in
Lawrence. The wife of the deceased was a
granddaughter Of General John Stark.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Bailey, injured BY the R.. R. accident at
Andover. is dead, making three persons who have
lost their lives by the calamity
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19
PERSIAN Del .AINES
ENGLISH PRINTS.

ONE beautiful styles Just and going off, very low
- at PRENTIss's,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-01-19

s LUMBER WANTED.
10 900 FEET of :, Il, II and inch, seasoned white
ian l2 H. L. DAY.