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] GEORGE MENDEL. :
No15A. NInin street.,

q WEBEnNGVA,
II TS1owTeCeivt wing Ia RCIE I0TOF ChRPEI5I ~ SsfI
L MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths or all keeps Constantly on hand arg
assortment OF Furnature eyery descrtptlon Gilt anu
Mahogany Framed Looking Glass Plates,
ana blinds Blind rrimmtngs clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnishs HaiEeloth, Gured haiT'
Spring Sacking Bottoms, Brassand Mahogany STAIR hnI9
ect mi oTyyheh viii be sold tile 0VestpTfces auE21
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3 GNNTR y IlO OUNDNN..NI q.

N a tdtL
No ~ Main ST., Centre Nv heeltng,
EEP constantly ianI an assortment OF tne stc.
+ and most improved Sloyes very
o. Parinr Shop and Cooking stoves FM estsIh
Virgian coal stoves cannot be- i ri 9g my
tbiIsg aver int odieed into thectY They have SOY ley
SIien SiLLin tue last months
take the m back not give anu nave
never lad one returned seats n,
They also Keep eobstally hand the laes stye o.
Ich ratss, 70 y M ts ~
TsotS;.ry line sghibli will be sol low forcash =,
1 Etcuar attention viii he paid 70 y! ~
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T,nnlr afI Thial

LII those who are desirous OF preserving the memory
tuaIIy, bycallIhg without delay az Iar6eIps Dagner
reOlyne Rooms al the OF Aaiq ami
Centre W.eIins; and procuye for each those elke Pic
lures which cannot viii the same degree Of
beauty and excellence, elsewhere IN The city, Fl
- ~ - - La TARB HIlL4 stlaguerf feptypist,fi
Corner or Main and Kiddle streets
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7s-75 I9lE 73S5oneLllIIEJ
, 53.o! sl.l al M ADAMS'
B. F..tINRW CLIO II HI GsGia RIO 0MS.
lTIAVING now completed my rooms am better Pre-
sf nared TO accommodate nY customers than ever Pe
6lTe and al prices as M asto1sl me nall
I,s hove lie old corner, long occupied by me-
useless for me TO elnerate my stoSk the
variety iSao great. 3e20 a, ~. q Ah.ffs A.pfaffs !
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THU RS d a i nc b. tf
GyIEY BIJSIN ESS
ORR FoRsYTH. - y. HofkiNss y!sii. SoHs9FiIs5 ii
PORSYpEIe8 ~ E5OPKIMS

RaHtr FoRsYTHs fIOrtf5 ySsiI. F0ft5lTlI Jps
PoRSYTEst e HOPKINS,
sss7 S,iceess6fs 20 ll56fsytt H6a Hdkef >
,saa5 ,sgss g oIESV1falng nntls ~ Itt atai,
% COHnn mn i6S iOIA5il u e u am Isl
III s{tf9RODBGEA AND FLOUR DEALERS,
TFlleeIfmgS-FO
V1+4VlNS competed onr affsnset tpegta "a Yest
for the sae aud speedy tga 81 AMI
dssdTnhce that our latilftieg arc usn House
mFnga RaIrcSd track running into and belng very
and detached from other buildings gives our
trends greater security ty for sFgA
M Sole gents for tke and Oglto fdns-
tiorLation Line, through direct e l2hlla9elPbfqt
win Do ilde fstofase for
igjan2ti5 sta s III ess 7lis12sss - ttst sstaA
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Ws isliIs [ II ss,,a
APIIll.NIea :. 3 q. 1855.
asg III Isl a4i
tVVH0IiESs aIIFs EAIElRaIl

t''s 14O4fG4E9<- LEI 4g.cistAA II N IN
& y y RoRefshs 8, - AcRfa q Gods ~
NJ ~ Main. ST. Yest SIDE. 6etipes,, Monroe a,it
'1.S 80. y, 4s'5.1s 9ios sts. ss ..
=, ~ ~ neelln IN 90 :
ana Notions, direct from importers and MSa1lasia.
Fers compfis isifE 6stack OF
n y S6a s. Essf q m so
invite the dlentlon Of eonsiating
black Sspasss, s B6Ss sRSs iaNs., ds1sihss
Aams With q very large stock OF IInts
8Rs 59S S8l9Ta asf s9Eass, Innings qua
Is lsi q ~ sIEN,s fgIs1s s. -
In cIntbs csssimsTs sattnetts mer;no eassin,s,es
ss Sd
& @ s.s1 si,e
s5s.s ss sss:$.
ton haggng seamless bags tshe
ptosSa
H1 II III n si} = .s ~ s sYYus
.al IL i,.s N9T19N g II 4,
lse but
sos J, 3 md NJ ss as well III
esasss ana s.yis 'a asaa Pfef' ef' sHpaY
-5IiIIrs6yT1A AI,TyEIJs S1l KENO lXs55sg-E
wEoIRsaLE AND Rtr4Ih .i,E4i.ERs IN
ROOTS WIND SJHO YES. MEMS IND
q 81 Eia!
elIkt6s5. stdad 81 he asg.sa
stei4 etE3I G. RED RO0T.saA
6sIs ogr kaster1 4slgAetuTile
Of boots and shoes, for Fall Winter
In this other market They have
been 10 according to own diret.
tons, and Intended expressly retailing. To
regular customers all others may wtha
cali we can oEe a In6s1aiy variety OF Boots and
Shoea, which garantee equal in quality OF material aud
thss or any other
sist, IL part, OF the following reasonable goods:
II, 10y nsas g tasi "a
5iENs ~ - a 1trxRs. n.LTl
I, 900 pr mems kip boots, ~ 9aAiTEks, Erc.
/ 200 mems thick boots 600 pr womeus CATERS,
4 800 mems calf hoosi 900 ndos s9lal galters,s
{, 900 meme waterplo9 do eo0 do Walklng SHOES,
it q AEN'sf nRouANS!3 900 * do pegged blslins
800 tnen,9ean bEcgahs $50 do Kid hpskihs SLIP
!, 900 prime KIP 81 4oI48I a. pers.J st.ts 1sf
L5g0 90 Ihek 70 20 iySsi KISSES nooTkks aus nus
81 IslI nuYss uoo1EBS. ~ 6o0mlsses morocco lRccj
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 300 do kip
800 = Kip. do 900 do calf do
IL u knuriI, nooTB. rocco busklns
509nryouths alfbootAs $50 do blaeks hlne, and
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90
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s. IS ~ Is a II
ls, 81, - q "a,
i CLOTHIHfS IIIifsP0RTIJIT.ss
Ii lass SIiaNi5ftss Slil;,,I rs W. sf 2
81 NJ = sssortnot OF
il W Fnshionsb and and Len,a
Be on
i ~ siit}eTH! n as13 ~ I2 ifIlIsl5. s. 8
10 q F't14i1ili (, hin q W a / efoonis
III q 1Es fEiA IlJI4 10 90 m
\ "a iI,Sh az InInit5rs beIians c,F
oIO0Iis. IooKINGf Gna ssEs lScis q, thsiiatest
s.se5 ,I,aed nPgses 9Ts dtSr.
15TEs1Ess 80. ems, ? ~. lsoE.
Ai 81, He9e 4Ang " oy.ss4I,Nz ss sS1llkl
sEEE = s II - = ~ E<efssss3lt
F. g9Sia5 ll!is s5Anfi, fssS Scks, ss,ss5l
\ Z kIcilEs coprff MiiIs ALI. KfkDs OF FAsTKNiSus,
Il aseyi AlNGEs AMP NJ LIZ ApIE. CAST Soss
Il ~ s,,t ss, M ~
sst IRON and; BRASS
~ al,
ssla7II 5a9 FSyl4FlsESr leRoTFIER Q9iE llgi
asss fA 1SI3T,I5 aVV(lREERS:a Isl i'it
i ;aSys.Si s. n Ms St.sE bs
s. 1 1tefttt u e'q 5s ~ 8
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~ teliu5 lt = ess, - - aa5f
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tso.AE 44at't rs
II III n =; p IL n ~ a3ess'
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- Will Ia ,tPC5 E3rOt .iSS ltl,fse5st.
lio8 s = H9BOOhSEEBEkS 9 pdAAAS4yEpf2ss y els
ltGTEHoLRSAIK and Retail dealers IN msce sspeous'
wv medical theological and sch9ol books
wall and window Blinds ~ holeSgle dealers sonoo
G6uni tcaclerai and oheIs te
Rtesat the BOOKSTORE corner Of Main and
" 4lleellggs H9. u 1 +-s1
"a 51,tSt D. tS1s NJfsFP 30
= - N 90 ss' 5S5gf y
sgnpiasty ( a : 7sT1FHKEliSe * i.ss. sasaia
II SJ7IiI5I3 Obj. 90 s. asbasn
ri, II, II n ri, EstIrni
n % - n I ~ tj ,i
Il III ~ ii SsS;s ~ "a ~ d
80 ~ SfslS ile hast
t,1l - fios ,n TnV yiiss
80 M 3 sfrclt ar (lo biHet Fpt,
1ire. silicl las bee by linn, this
~ Sri i,sSt huisteads of every
l,variety lounges, ear dining and hIea
A. .lt "a t,ieh xy be soid at the lowest
YoIss z " 5f7tli = gu SYtss.
~ w r believes that an experience OF many years In
10 & N sl,o ma ,ofor hin with z caii inarts
liFIeI1E5 5TETatohgand sJexUelrys Store.
RSs., ~ al m I'M. bfonToe ST,
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8a United afstfSs ttfoti.i 4 SvsiH eIi6tlse!
Il Byaaels Store alfilleEs.
4 asa H7I!ES q .lEli Eli
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I STRAM- MARBIIB WORKS,

Saddles. Harness, TRUNKS ks, Sc.
IA eJERjH b. SHEPPARD would respect ctiully in
form his frishds and the public, that be has re-
moved lis dshmeIt 1911 NJ ain street.
corner Of Union, where will be found on gan
consulting esq
Iroti fInIue 8 Tin God box3TtuIllEg, Knltges
G,nrT,et Rngs, scotch Upper ard Hog alEin
GoIIaTh,d IlaInes, yElffits, Gsc., GSsCsS Ases ~
Al of 1vhrI are by competent ye1tknen
oTthe hest materials and will be sold CHEAR FoR0ASH
Thpse desiring purchase requested to cal and ex
+ a,Ie.yrd. No. ist. Main st. Eheelng, Va
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alIQTcIs IJF1s HOUSE 81

TAGFS1 cAEROIaIii RUFHIEIIt
ltf LING Va.
1FA stq sot ot ~ u,
IN; iI lss in the best Easteru ana y
eslcilafed IN Tor int eass 4
Ore ~ one q
ahs best fsiieTn 70 w
p5ticrs ff ltyc 70 eE sAas fstd.te
E71 1oSFs I delicious "
tUS1sSo 5 bo9eA ior SAFE Ioe,A 4. cA In ssc5S
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= 80 g @ CalvinpGR Hoe, ~ tl.tj a I
PAIERERa GI5AZIEFs PAPERsIFA NGE ERs &C.,
80 t6 R5l;ia No. d82 Mai1 Streets t4tasai Isa
agRpt9lfys ss u 1wttEEliN Nei.si aIS. il..ss ssal-
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III Z N. Wilde 81 I3roGheri0 ss5ss8sI.
Is BOOKSELLERS & STATION 'S, d q
GTEHoLRsALRl and Retail dealers ,in nliscel
wall paper and window blinds. Whoesqe dsalers sohoo
catherSi and 6lhefs alppediat tho lowest
VF6eeinas Va = d s. e y IL s. abs
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lt0etI lEIl0iC1l stdild q 0t tle 4
,iia qBI G. RED BOOT.

WI arc noWrcceIving nom our kasern Manhctur1ne
wv of the largest and hest ahufac
tured OF Boots and Shoes Fall and Winter
wear in this any other market They have
tons, and intended expressly Tor retailing To our
regular customers and all others who yor US witha
CALI we eeT nuuBnay large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which OF material aud
Iiaa any other
part the United Statea Our aoe will be found to con-
sist, IL part, OF the folio wing sonable goods:
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CLOTHIITts 4 y II 4 ii 0RTIJIT; $

Z e No. IS3 lIdilT 8 G,
fHoNSTANThi 1lind5 t6ns 70 assortment Of
NJ FnHhonsble otng and y and nen'a
viii DO disposed Of terms.
= uD All orders ri ro1npt yexesuted. ie2-ty 3
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tile firm or MEcHaRL HERk Co.. viii transact the
mission business for the sale OF Produce
Nos IS so Spears Wharf and crr's Depot, adj
Joining CaIS Statioh, North st. iaf Zess
They respeetflly solicit the patronage their fendss
vinEa their beat 70 all
iupch which made red.
20, = sAIlCHAEL HERRj
baltimore, Feb. latS 1893. f0.A.zANR.
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80
lRU6Il,I! EIEISS C!ARDSa
Adams q Co.'s pacl Sc Eixpress.

ENY yotld tie publ that we have
iscSieldSd our Great western Express 10 zAi1es
FiIie. and by connecting RXTIess Line TO
Newark and Columbus, through to Cincinnati VIE
aS w. 81 ~ - to forward with aait s5sd gnd,
A6ffV Sn6tl6 fidhk bills, JeweTyi and n deSorp lions
or ght and paCknges TO and fotn these points
and also tie intermediate points o ST.
willie, MorTistOIyu. l4irveW, RashingtoE, Cambridge,
sn Al ~ leave our once change Of ali
vaIuabIes and packages and any business 20
caro- viii receive pTpTnp and ehicient aiIenuen o
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a klfa SiisSe ss3yl s. m s,lglS asa est4l
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Pendleton g. BROTHER,
comm is ON lIIER CHANTS

Pendleton & Brother,
RI COlTMISSION AEL1RG GE4NI'S,s
in LEAF ToBACf:o, COTTON, AND PRODUCE
4 i,,s5s I'D j e GKN ERABBYs5 g q o. "a
PeStiistons Wharf No. 100 Loip S e Deek
REFERENCES. ,ssse 5tsgsj y - ss5f.- -
F.W. Bruno & sons Baltimore,
frs IYm4 Wilson ct sons D e y
kfsEId zaS'R 4 TGoidss I Son. 'Riehhoad
+ Hugh W. Fry 10 ~ 81 ~ sa1aa.
Rhodes & ogiebay. BridgcHort, Ohio.
;TJveedS SSibteF & right II W -
JSssFel, JSiHe HFessIts, 8 Rs5l'rl 4 eipeiFR'sl.
XII Gsssss fssi!ss solarisstoh, 1. o.
Gordon Co, LoussSille
lssssa Rfass9 s..f Z silRBltilsl. fss Pltt.saIs
D. LAMB Rsq, Gael, N w Fanlr, Is. IS
aiii is IsTsdy. Esq, casili Bank SvheslIag.
erisg sIoSfah Z f5iEy, Hamburg s. g.
8, sffenry 4. lsiieoedeI, lAIohiIe, Ala. 10 -
a. T,s7aipes, New 2 FleanrP. gifsn af2Ss7Sm
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:, And con FISH. !
iJyTe6eLvingsupplies Orthe
which toEet her with otiIef
% lowest market pIieeS =
liptiTe eatiata taetipl giiaTans
JRIls n BR Ably, :
20 South St, Baltluors.
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sf i=I go FoF-M Me Sft0
The Maine Law.
BIZ JAMES M. DENNIS
A bright star arose.

L., A bright star arose. ss .1F
For while men wandered, gazea entrauced,
The star increased in size and radiance;
NJ IAN looked in admiration for its clear sez
Efulgent light. was Heaven born. @ gsf #s1l sa
Clearer than the noon-day sun-farer
Than the moon, more beautiful than the star
Spangled horizon-than the panaply
OF heaven. AID with its rise there rose
a hope in man; he felt the time had come
When he might live and be a man. his heart s..
Beat with quicker throb, blood danced as it a.ss
Coursed along bis veins, joy possession $50
Of his stricken heart. while he gazed bright
| Dreams and images fitted round his brain,
And those bright visions presaged heaven.
But while thus wrapt in ecstacy and bliss,
piercing agonizing wall of woe
Broke the enchanting spell. He turned and 10.
The light ofthat bright star revealed
To mortal eyes, the traffic and its hell
Born origin. Terrific sight; for like
The seething cauldron, there mingled in that
Wall of helpless orphans and heart broken
Wretched widowhood the mingled cries and
Curses, of drunken fathers, in the heat
| OF Midnight revels; the deep toned venom
So deep and deadly was their venom'd rage
All other utterance failed them then.
Fire like the vivid lightning fash'd from their
Glaring Sockets.
Then roar louder than the sewn thunders
Shook Pandemonium to the very core .s-
The Devil cheated of his prey! Robb'd of
His best means to vex mankind and people
Halt 1Twould navar do The .oora+ ,o,olou.
Then to their most dismal den retired and
There resolved, that star should never shine,
And working with zeal as devils can,
Their missions were sent forth upon the earth,
To say to man, that star was out of place.
Mushroom prodigies sprung up, and echoed
Back the theme with joy to all that met in
Satans cabal. This star, they said although
1t did out-shne them all and with its
Soft and mellow light bid waning hope in
Man revive; did still cut off the light of
Other stars, to which, by natures laws they
Had right and their sweet place was no more
Known on earth. This bright intruder without
Name or date (save of tn place from whence itrose)
Phosphrescent, frail, would soon die out,
And leave the heay'n blank and man in midnight
Gross. That all the stars by God ordained had
Shone thoussnd years. Therefore, return it
Must or shine SO dim. Their rights should all
All remain. But the secret of their love
Ofrights this thatstar showed forth their deeds
And origin. That he whorun might see.
fsuch thing as joy in hell is known
Then is there glee, when men contend against
This law on plea of right.
RaUenna, March 21.
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That shrunB to hear his name.
All stern of look and strong of limb
His dark eye on the ground
And silently they looked on him
As on lion bound CowPER.
Among Mr.. Herbert's field hands was one dis
tingnshed not less for extraordinary strength and
intelligence, than for an ungovernable will and
temper, who went by the name of Wild Ned
He was of uumixed African descent, tall and pow
erfuHy but not heavily built, with an eye of pierre
ing brightness,and brow upon which God through
nature had set the indelible seal of manhood
Woe to them who marred and defaced the inn
age!
He came into the planters possession by mere
accident. Being absent from home in a neighbor-
ing State upon business tour, he happened to
arrive at public sale just as this boy-he was
then about twenty. .fve-was placedupon the stand.
The auctioneer remarked that "as it was well
known in the neighborhood that this niger was
sold for repeatedly running away. and other devil
tries, there was no use in cryin' BIN up as fust
rate article; though for them that's used to break
in' in this kind of refractory niggers, it's well
enoush to examine. Step up, gentlemen-you
can all see he's ration strong chap; look thar
now. there's pair Of brawny arms for you! Only
knock the Old Nick out on him, and make him
'em that's all -
The subject Of this fattering sketch, during its
delivery had stood erect upon the stand, regarding
with suen hautiness the assemblage gathered
about him, but at the last allusion, gleam like
forked lightning shot from beneath his heavy brows
and a nervous twitching of the 'brawny arms
ol-,
Them Mr.. Herbert stepped forward with others
for nearer view. That strong fame which
seemed il on bound in its massiveness. those supple
sinewey limbs, appeared to suggest in the minds
of that crowded circle, wonderfully practical ideas
of corn hoeing or cane-boiling picking
machinery and several low bids were made.
Mr.. Herbert reeoIlected that the breaking in :
capacities of his present overseer had been thor
ouehly tested and resolved to make the some
what doubtful purchase.
The fellow will go for a low price, he thoughts
and if rightly managed as believe he can be-
may prove a most valuable hand.'
He accordingly made bid just as man in the
crowd whispered to him, If that chap gets
knocked off TO you, you'll have the devil and all
to hold, can tell you l know him, and he's
fierce as tiger and strong os giant. Why sir,
he fairly raised an insurrection amongst the mig
gers where he was owned last, and his master had
to'sell off over a dozen of his best hands. This
teller here got 'em to thinking they was allabused
and trod upon' and tried to put 'em up to eineral
massacre OF white folks. l tell you sir no whip.
ping nor starving can tame him, and more'n that
sir, he's dangerous! Right in my own neighbor-
fhoud he knocked down and n most killed two
overseers.
Mr.. Herbert bowed cooliy, merely remarking
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subscribers receiving their second stock
y OF Fall and Winter Goods, and have the pleasure of
oermg TO their customers of the largest stocks of
ever er9ught to -oid Portage The day for sell
big pile and small prots is the motto. We wonld
merely say @ The Goods and let those who may favor
Nov, 20. 1852. C. ] G. PRENTISS
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second Arrival.

'NNEA-The bestin the county you will find at -
n 81 SEYMoUR's,
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pRmmlpmnee 1aaeouaeuapos
fl'HE best and largest assortment Of Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and unexceptlonabIe IN lone
and influence embra cling works from the pen of T.. S.
Arthur. Mrs. Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Gore, Mrs
howat Charles Lever and other distinguished writer's
Oct. 2. HALLS Book STORE.
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IRON AND NAILSi
"A n r.O VIZ . ETnr 6

a LARGE stock for sale in a large or Small
"A. way at wholesale prices for Ready Pay.
KENT. GRENELL & Co.
Franklin. June 6, 1852.
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Kent. GreneH & Co
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron, Nails
Hardware, Glass &C., Franklin, Ohio.
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ID. MI. sONHERyILLE,

TAIL OR.
HAS removed his shop few doors west of the post
ofice--Ravenna Ohio.
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C & j G Prentiss

Deaier in Dry Goods, Groceries, Stoves, Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, &C., Brick Block,
west side public square, Ravenna, Ohio.
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For the Okla Star.
Angelique, The Quadroon Girl
Bondage without Chains.
By MRS. H. L. BosTwIcK.

OV11US5SO ~ HSahOsHS
BY MRS. H. L. BosTWIcK.
- CHAPTER v.
The DEsPARADo.
S. Chain'd in the market-place he stood,
A man of giant frame;
~ Amid the gathering multitude
That shrunk to hear his name.
All stern of look and strong of limb
His dark eye on the ground
And silently they looked on him
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HATS, CiPS@and STRAW GOODS.

JAMES TWITT,
Dealer in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, Ravenna,
Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14


The Recommendation which is issued
from the Vacrican in Washington against the
Evening Post" and Buffalo Republic" Is,
Says the n. Y Express,) if mol pro .foyma to
influence the August election in Tennessee,
Kentucky, North Carolina. Alabama and else
where. pretty good sign OF renovated poll
cy in Washington. To ex.communicatet the Buf
ialo Republic one day and to give it a $1,000
or $1,000 Navy advertisement another day
Is not very consistent, to be sure; nor appa-
rently very sincere; but is quite as consistent
as has been Gen. Plerce's administrative poll
cy of giving Offices. honors, and emoluments
to authors of the Buffalo platform, upon the
pretence that he was standing them thereby
upon the platform Constructed IN Baltimore =
We do not presume however. 10 conslrOe or
% understand these obscuries or these obli
quities; but if there be really repentance in
Washngion-if the policy Of the administra-
ton in the distribution OF lis honors is indeed
to be nged-why, then we all have reason
for congratula'on. The only really alarming
ding that Gen. Pierce has done yet is to use
the power of the Federal Government TO re-
ward the men who did all they could to dis
turb and break down that Government-Ab
oitionist, North and Secesslonists South; and if
he has repented OF il, as the article in the Uni
on seems to indicate. We can forgive hin, and
attribute it to his inexperience in the affairs Of
government, and to his mijudgment in suppos-
ing that he could administer the government
through the extremes to the destruction oflhe
Union mean, whose policy really put him into
power. We can tell Gen. Pierce, however,
The Democratic Party cannot getalong in
the Northern States without the Evening
Posts" the Buffalo Republics, the ALBANY
Aliases" &c, &c, for they are the Demo-
cratic Party now. In all New England, with
perhaps the exception of New Hampshire,
there is no other Democratic Party than such
as these papers are organs of,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14
OBITUARY.

ing the 10Th INST, after proracted illness Viii IN
bore with christian patience and resignation Mr. s'e
RUcKER, wife of Mr.. Iohn d. L. Rueker in IL a' 10y
year of he age leaving behind her Ell hit children ,
er with large circle OF citations and friends to mourn
their loss But her consistent department in EE I'm
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church with ~
she had been connected for many years in eonn, ,
her peaceful and triumphant death leaves then, ~
10 tear. Her death was an eloquent commentary upoo
the religion oil Lord Jesus Christ God pra,, ~"
her dying admonitons to her numerous relative. i
friends, to meet her in Heaven may be remembered AMI
that their last end may be like hers. "''
Jesus make dying bed,
Feel soft downy pillows are
While on his breast | lean my head
And breathe my life sweetly there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14

TIE WHEAT HARVEST. The wheat bar.
est commenced in Northern Indiana last week
d this week the fields are filled ilh Graders
nd binders. The South Bend Register says
at The crop will be magnificent one.
eater by far than any ever before
alhered in that county. The corn crop
coming on finely bat the oats are very light,
I'd horses look sorrowIu as they pass the
parsley filed oal fields. We saw gentle.
an! e,terday from La Porte, who says that
e splendid farms of that town and county
ev'r looked better. The fields of wheat
treching for miles as far as the eye can reach,
nd ready for the harvest present scene of
eat beauty and almost nagnfceace. How
range aud extravaean II mhst seem o an
Eastern farmer TO read about farms of three
nd six thousand acres. One farmer of La
Porte, has nine hundred acres in corn, and has
nut fleece worth $4,000. This is the Prairie
style of farming Chicago III J Tribune