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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
STAR TWINKLIN GS.
Twinkle brightly, Evening Star,
Shine for all, and shine affair.

SPIcY.-Bob and Jonas were taking a
lunch,sa day or two since, from cold pork
and bread, making frequent acquisitions
on the castor for seasoning to the feast.
Just as Bob had swallowed q mouthful,
Jonas asked him the most horrible conun-
drum Of the season.
''Why was that last mouthful of yours,
Bob, like Belgian Army
Of course it was given up.
Because said he. preparing fer dodge,
''it was mustard on the Rhine!'
WOMAN OF LETrERs-An Irish girl dropped
into our office yesterday, and axei for the
sloan of directhery; she wanted to find
her aunt from Guild Ireland out"
"What was her husbands name ?" said
we.
''Och sure, an that's what puzzles me"
said the girl, Il don't know, an Eve been
to the Post Office enquirin' for him, an all
over town, an the clerk in the Post Office
towled me to look at the directhery."
Strange to say, the name couldn't be
found
TAR-AT.-Pr Professional Pomposity is we'll
taken off in the following anecdote, which
we found in late English paper Shields,
doctor, Cooking learned AID speaking slow. }
"Nel, mariner, which tooth do you want
extracted? Is it molar or a il csor ."
jack short and sharp lit is in the upper
tier, IN tie larboarl side. Bear a hand
you swab, for it is nipping my jaw like Il
bloody lobster!'
DEATH ON New YoRK.-A little girl, who
had been visiting in the family Of neigh
Dor, hearing them speak of her father being
widower, Oh her return home addressed
him thus:
Pa, are you a widower :"
Yes, my child. Don't you know your
mothers dead ?"
Why, yes, l knew ma was dead, but
you always told me you was New York
er!'
WEIGHrY.-" Husband, l hope you have
no objection to my being weighed 90
Certainly not, my dear, but why do you
ask that question 90
"Only to see, love, if you would let me
have my own weigh once''
CHoLERY.-Four-sto story shirt collars are
all the rage. This increase in building has
proved very profitable to the linen and
starch trade. Short -necked people, in or
per to keep pace with the spirit of improve
ment, should get their ears moved up
little higher.
HARD SPELLING.-A Western editor says:
" If the proper way to spell tho is though
ate eight and DO 'beau, then the proper
way of spelling potato is poughteyhteau."
Equal to the grocer's boy, who spelt the
word I" coffee" kaughphy, not getting a
single letter right.
WANTED AT THE STAR OFFIcE.-A key to
Locke on the under Standing
ALso--a kook from the clasp in which
the two lovers were embraced.
aLSO-the shell OF the nut found In q car
rage.
IRISH WIr.-General Washington once
stopped at Il hotel with a squad of subordin-
ate officers, ana attracted the attention of
an Irish servant. Pat was very attentive to
the General, and promptly attended to every
wish. The General observed the Irishman
gazing ut him and his officers as they were
about departing, and asked Pat IS how he
liked the looks Of his hcys?" "W-ll, yer
honor" replied Pat, Pm not competent TO
judge of the Stars in The presence Of the
sun"
DIED.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
sE Joe ShiIIington receives

new books and newspapers as fast as pub
is agent for llarpers and all the other Maca.
our readers will alway find large and 70,
ment of blank books and stationery at his d
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and r.,
| feb -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
Come and See Ice Cream Slaughter =

Come and e!-Ice Cream Slaughter
II NJ. HARVEY has the pleasure to inform the
public that he has made ample arrangements
with Messrs. Painter, RUSSELL, ard richardson, to
supply him with any quantity of ICE CREAM. by
which he will be enabled to furnish any order large
small.
he will wholesale the Cream at s. % per gallon
and Families will be furnished with any quantity al
the rate of 81 so and SI75 per gallon. lie will
rant 1t to surpass any Cream that can be made in
Washington. Cream put up 10 moulds and delivered
In proper time-Sundays included.
7. NJ. HARVEY,
m Penn. avenue bet. 9th and 9TH streets.
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WINES.

WINES.
UST RECEIVED-50 baskets Heidsick, imp orted
y by Renauld AID Francoisc per basket S14,
% boxes Ruederheimer, from c. Mayer Co., Mainz,
Is Hockbeimer, do.
so Haul Barsac.
F. G. W. GERECKE,
Importers Of Wines and liquors,
m9eo Wv Penn. av.. bet. A. and etb streets.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
L. O. of R.-CoIum bta Dfstric,

No. 24.-A regular quart. rly meeiu. Of =
viii be he'd on MONDAY EVENING Ma,
O'Clock, at the Hall Of Heller Tent. corner
and Prospect str cts. Georgetown. Al p &
go1d stahding are invited 10 attend
may IL W. w. INUMkN. n
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Persev Fire Compa,r

journed meeting of the Company viii he =,
(Monday) EVENING, May y, at S o'clorL
member is e. pected To he present as BUSH.
portance will be submitted to taem tor r..
GRAFTON. WM. W. GRANT, Sec'y nro
IN cit Nv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-09
LACE, GRAPE, AND LAWN BoSNtTs

Ar The Ladies of the District are invited to
Eass5 mine the new styles of Ladies' HATS
Fs5yK which will be opened tomorrow morning at
Mrs. COLLISIONS Millinery Rooms, on 9th
street above Winners Stationery and Music Store.
&H- CROCHET BONNETS Siiffened and Press sod
ana bieachlng Pressing ard Trimming done to order
at the shortest notice M CT
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant. Mrs Ola wife of NJ r. p
Anderson. in the 9th year If her ag.
On the 9th, Mrs. CHARLOTTE GARRATT, in the
Attn year OF h age.
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Roots Wonderful Dnru.rr.

TO TO Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or ciouly weather.
Still, with equal truth lie traces
MultitldeS of lovely faces.
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. ncs
street >.
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MILITARY BALL
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN RIFLE CORPS

ID ESPEC FULLY announce to their frien is ard
IL the public in general that they will give their
first Annual May Bail on TUESD y EVENING, May
10Th, at the ANAcosTIA HALL, Navy Yard Thankful
for past patronage they would solicit share OF the
same. A1- Tickets 81. may 6-F&h II
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
..The Alrnights. Dollar"

Time is hurryipg onward, steadily, swiftly and
surely. Weeks, months, years. chase each other
ia swift succession. Where does time go T.
Where will it enti Who thinks of these questions?
There are enough. surely, who ought to give them
even a passing thought. Bot, ah, there's another
question that is asked thought upon, and time spent
in accomplishing its great answer. How much can
Imake out Of my Neighbour How can | get the
almighty Dotla,2 That's the question. and you
have only 10 ask it, and ready response will greet
the questioner. Men toll. cheat, lie, steal muir
der and all for the Dollar. A creature without a
soul, without anything that makes true and noble
manhood, can if in his grasp is foundthe Dollar,
step upon the stage of Life. and play what part he
pleases. he his tracks, and but little mat
ter how, with gold, it is all right. The following
rule is imperative and MUST be obeyed.
~ .sDirnes and Dollar 8, Dollars and Dimes.
An empty pocket, is the tcorst oferimes. " --
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Chips.

q
rP. T. Barnum was in Cleveland last week
The Maine Liquor Law has been defeated in
Ciexeiand by the city council. .--Gerrit Smith
has given 81 600 FOR the relief of the New Orleans
sufferers.-Property valued at ESQ 600 has been
destroyed by fire at Dover, Engiand-President
Pierce has given fifty dollars to the Washington
Monument fund.-A construction train on the
indianapolis and Belefanfaine R. r. was thrown
nff The track, by obsiructious placed thereon by a
human -siestl lone man killed and others injured
--Cuyahoga county Fairtakes place on the l4th-
and 18th iusts.-The junctioDRailroad sfinished at
Beayer--A great powder explosion transpired in
WILMINGTON, Va. the goth uit. A drayman
was killed. All the glass in the city was broken.
Norwich University Vermont, has conferred
the honorary degree of l.. L. D. upon President
Pieres. leader Of the Chinese rebels is
only nineteen years oId-Jaek Frost made his
appearance in some portions of Trumbuli, Geauga.
and Ashtabpla COUNTIES last week.--A second
suit is being commenced by Mrs. Gen. Gaines, for
hes fathers Louisiana estate.--The Lake Su-
per!or Potatoe crop will be very large, says the
.Journnl.--A clerk has been arrested ia Cleve-
iani for robbing his employers. $500 dollars worth
OF stolen properly was found in his trunk,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

MnpletoH, More Work for the Maine Law,
Boston, jerks, Hickling & Swan, 1852
For saleat HILLS Book Store -Ravenna Ohio.
In presentingthis work TO the world, the author
clearly and eonclusively shows the numerous and
debasing evils which follow in the tran of the Hy-
dya- headed monster Alcohol. No book can at the
present time be written upon this subject, without
repeating and reiterating much that has been said.
..Mapleton'' is very candidly written, has nothing
which smacks of the yrulent partizan. which, Of
ten found in works OF similar nature. 1t shows
in its psges some Of the very many ways in which
The poisonous serpent entwines itself about its VIC
Tins. Facts and incidents in real life aid the au-
thor IN drawing his picture. The prime Object Of
the work tsito hrouse if possible the country from
the iethargy in which it is now encrusted, to ava
ken the people, to induce them to buckle op the
arrnor OF lreemen, and manfully meet and van
qush the great, common foe Of human kind. This
object has been accomplished in great measure.
frhe Maines Law is the only means by which to
reactthe svil. With that all is safe.
'Messis. Cobb & Co. will accept our thanks fo,
the copy Of this fine book now before us.
Buy tread t-circulate lido all that NAV
be dono for the cause. .,
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Is e NH OV A T..
JEWETT, PROCTOR & W9RTHlNGTON,

u ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
IO and the public, that they have removed
to the large and comnodi,us store. No. l62
Superior Street, which they have fitted up in
style of elegance and convenience unsurpassed
by any store in Northern Ohio, md have filled
i, with large and well selected stock Of
Theological. Miscellaneous and School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c.
All of which the public are respectfully invited
TO call and examine.
Grateful for the favors and patronage which
have been bestowed upon them for the past two
years, they hope by st ict attention 10 business,
with the increased facilities which they now
possess. to merit continuance OF the same.
JEwETT, PRocToR & WoRTHINGToN,
lO2 Superior street, Cleveland.
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Hurderous Assault.

.ssrwn citizens of Cincinnati, MIR. Hall. md DR..
Amos. had street encounter last Friday. Mr..
Halt was seriously wounded by DR.. Ames, who
sl,ut at him twice, and also attacked him with
sword cane. The affair grew out of a difficulty
between the families of the parties In passing
Hall in The street Ames insulted him, using pro-
fame and very abusive language. which MIR. Hall
resented by striking DIR. A..who Immediately shot
Mr.. H. 1t is thought Mr.. Hall cannot survive
DR.. Ares has been arrested, and pr6bably ere this
has had un examination. S-
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THE OHIO STAR.
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nusaca1 Co,,Y1I,Ian,,-

VIM. 3. Bradbury Of N. Y. City. Composer of
many of our most popular social musical works.
will hold n Musical Convent OF in Rwenna on
the 26th, 9th aud 25th of September. 1t is USE
less to say any thing in regard to this Convention.
We have never had any thing Of the kind in this
town, but we know that all his Conventions are
very largely attended. Several of our musical
a,nateurs have taken bold of it, and they are sure
Of complete success. OF course all the musical
talent in townships around US will attend. 1t will
close on the evening of the % Ii. witla grand
cert. The following are the Committee of arrange
meuts. Jas. Twitt, P. B. Commit. J. S. Herrick,
j. T. Green; J. c. Preniiss and A. B. Griffin.
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Barker Family.

The Barker Family will give Musical Enter
taininent 10 Ravenna about the 18th inst. They
nre highly spokenof by the PRESS through the coun
try. The Buffalo Republic thus notices recent
concert given by the Barker Family in that city.
'.The Concert Of tho Barkers was nnmerously
and fashonably attended by an enthusiastic audi
enoe, who testified in manner not to be mista-
ksn. their uncqpivoOaI sBprobationiof the Barker
Traape.,.
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HH. r. 'TOOKER & Co .

HR. f. }TOOKEEs & CO..
Wholesale & Retail Booksellers e Publishers.
1O2 stfERIoR Street, CL CLEvELANp. ONO. :
VA keep all times large assagtmeut of School,
wv Miscellaneous and Blank Books, which offer
to the Public at low prices. r, ., - =
STATIONERY ...
Our stock of stationery intend to keep at all times
full consisting in part of French English and American
cap letter paper Note paper. Envelopes of all des-
crptions States and pencils; waters and wax; pencls
portfolios; India rubber, &c. &c. ,-.-...-..-, e..
WE PUBLISH FOLLOWING POPULAR Works;
Senators Son, by Meta v. Fuller $l,G0
Pilgrims Progress illustrated, - l25
Sairs Family Robinson-lllrstrated, rs
The life ef Nm, IL Hnrrisons 1876
l@ e. Benjamin 'Rranklin, - = .' ;,,,r}n-. 40
Elementary principles of drawing by Prof Brainard 40
N. B. New books receiyedas soon as published. Ped
lars stock on hand in large quantities.. T. .r.., s
GsS- Agents wanted to aid in circulating and
other popular publications, of which full particulars will
NJ +. TooKER & Co.
l233-Sm Cleveland, Ohio
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

Polsrs,rG.-Thousands of parents who use Yermifnge
composed of Castor Oil Calomel ARE that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such
salvation loss of sight, weakness of limbs, DC.
In another column will be found the tertisement of
Hobcnsack's Medicines to which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
UT s.BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack' S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofte Aroprictor. J. N Hobensaek none
else are genuine :.-.Es =ssa..-g
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THE ADVERTISEMENT.
500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A YEAR.

VA WANTED in every county OF the United
w States, active and en:erprising men, TO
engage in the sale of some of the best Books
published in the country. To men Of good ud-
dress. possessing small capital of from $25
to 500, such inducements will be offered as to
enable them TO make from $3 TO $40 day
profit. , ss..,. -,
g The books published by US are all use
full in their character, extremely popular; and
command large sales wherever they are Offered.
For further particulars. address. (post paid, }
LE4RY S GETZ.e
Publishers of subscription bo, ks,
1894 No. 1873 North Second Street. Philad.
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READ AND DE coNvIscED!,
From the "Doston Bee"


IT,, o,,,o- ;, H.. ooa FROM 'S DoSto" Zee.
o ''' N 81 :. = :ss
LIT: Iioolano CeieDrated A1ermaR trters, for the;
cure OF Liver Complaint aanoces DysPepsa, t bronei
or Nervous Debllfy Is deservedly one of the most,
popular medicines of the day. These Bters have been
vsed by thousands, and friend at elbow says he.
has himself received an eecual md ermanent of
Liver Complaint from the use of this remed5. We
are convinced tha IN Inc use OF these Btters, tho
teht constantly gains strength and ygor, fact worthyt
OF great Ihey are Pieasant in taste and
she anu can oe USED py persons Win the most delicate
sto1nachs win safety huder any circumstances We.
are speaking from experience, aud to the afflicted VIC
advise Their use. ..,.a+ ::
1Scotts Neekiy,, pneof tne best Literary papers
publlshe&s, said Aug. %o-t ,,t~s II, f:s.-Ii-
"Dr Hoofand's German Bittcrs, niaiiufaciured by
DIR. jackson, are now recommended by some OF the:
most prominent members Of the faculty. article Of
muck efficacy ncases of female weakness As such is
the case, would advise all mothers 10 obtaa bottle
and thus save themselves much sickness Persons of
deblitaed constitutions will find these Btters adv
geous to their health as we know from experience the
salutary effect they have upon weak systems
MORE EVIDENCE. y
The Hon. c. D. Hineiine Ma ,,nt 6f fie sity If Gam,
den N j. says.-
tsHorr,aSD's GE,,5,x B,--.n W. ha,, o,
NOW, e,,o-;n,, ,,,t;aas IS a.; -: , 10 10 ~ ~
Ihahy huces OF tnis medicne ana The source
from WHICH they came induced US to make inquryres
pectlng lis merits. From inquiry persuaded 10.
use and must say we found it specific in its action upon
Of the Liver and digestive organs and the pow
snrnrsng u cams and srenr.ons ,i
ino them into state of renose g
E Ie -: NV. So VI stoSe nm I,g s'eeP reiIesping"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
New Sash and Blind Factory.

TEIHE subscribers having purchased the most approved
Sash and Blind Machine, (Jesse Leavens patept,l
will make to order pine window sash and blinds at SNORT
notice. Tho style of the work is entirey new beng
what is called the Frank SASH which for ne"tneSs and
strength cannot be surpassed All wishing TO rchase
chasing elsewhere ut the New Steam Factory OF Hitch
cock & McClun, few rods south of the Court House.
e- Sash of various sizes kept constantly on nana.
"A ~ ~ BROWN s. TRACY.
Roveppo June 18th, 1858. .- ..s 1925 1y
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

,BUR6LARV.-The Law office of Strawder &
Brown was burglariously entered last Saturday
night, and desks and drawers broken open. and
thoroughly ransacked, and papers scattered about
profasely but nothing as yet, has been missed. 1t
is supposed the burgIurs were in pursuit of impor
can't papers ina, erai to be used In certain crimi-
nal prosecution. which papers they failed TO find.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

= D- The George King arrested in Cleveland,
and .f;.rn,erly alluded to in the Star, is not the
George King wlepeoncs resided in this County
We take pleasure in milking the statement.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

G- 1t should be anirerSay kaoicn-or it is strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenery darrha cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by Indigestion Alone Think of that dyspeptics
think of it all who suffer from disordered stomachs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perence resort at don't delay day. to Hoofands
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which,
Alternative curative and nvgorant stands alone and
approached General depot, 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Bitters and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified Philadelphia City Item.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

TwIrr 81 Co. have just returned from New
York with new and superior stock. Twitt's is
the pluce TO buy good article cheap. There is
no better place to buy hat this side of New
York.
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z = a D e IS,

a LII ersons having not es or book accounts with J.
IA IL Boswick 81 c o. will pense call AMI settle he
fore the first of November Tay cost of collection. We
wish to settle with every before going Ravenna
where We are in hopes of oc iting in the fall. p
N. B. We intend TO commence business upon the
only correct Praiple No trust but goods sold cheap
for cash and produce.
Campbellsport Sc pit 5th 1853.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS
L 9 8.
DIR. EE. Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

442A\1A II O4O$AA - ~ AA0&SS1A3
WILL be in attendance at his rooms as followsl
RArENNA-Frentiss House Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday 18th and 20th October.
AKKoN-CO66,s Exchange, Tuesday 18th Oct
CLEyELANu-Ameyicda House, w Nednesday ana nurs-
day and Stll Sept.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs, Kid
neys, Spleen Iniamaion, Rheumatism, stma short
of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness or Nervous Debility, Reslessness, Lost
of Appetite Constipation, Derangemenso ofthe Stomach
Bilious affections Gravel Swelling Cancer, Scroula
Ulcers Impurities of the Blood of any chronic Of
long standing Diseases invited to cali. No charge
for consultation.
DIR. T. never becds nor blisters nor is he uomeo-
patlist he never Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic
any other mnera as medical agents is he rhomp-
sonan-he neither steams gives emetics. His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have ieen
adopted, but tandoes his system of
ment! He does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again alay irritation by patchng
up with anodynes. ...--
WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1853.
+ DIR. H. TuBBs-Dear Sir: In justice 10 you can
not refrain expressing my gratitude, and at The same
time will offer something of my experience, hoping f
publisied may prove beneficial to suffering huma
ty. For the last years have labored under IA
combination of Diseases and suffered to extent that
rendered life burthen. The best physicians of the
country employed, but all in vain they neither
gave encouragement or relief In the fall of l949 my
nervous system completely prostrated by
of typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were
weak. causing much difficulty of breathing cough and
expectoraticn also suffered extremely with sting
ing pain my left side the heart and back of the
shoulders but still more from violent struggling of
the heart, and back of the shoulders, but still more
from violent struggling of the heart and indiscri-
babe sinking, dying feeling, which it seemed mpossi-
bic 10 survive. These convulsons throes of the
heart would terminate by rush of the blood 10 the
head producing fearful sensation bordering upon de-
lirium, and leave me exhausted. pain in the back
and stomach with frequent vomiting added TO my af
fctions Strength and flesh were much reduced.
obliged TO keep my bed grenter part of the time,
and friends and neghbors gave up hope of recovery,
thinking me sinking with consumption. In the summer
of 1851 when my disease its darkest form friend
urged me TO see DIR. Tubbs have done So Lave
taken of no other medicines since and am happy now
to say my health good Disease has disappeared under
treatment, like dew before the morning sun, and can
now work at household affairs from morning until eve
ming until evening with no inconvenience whatever.
Yours truly.
tREBECCA A. WHITE.
! We give the above without comment. Those wish
ing further information, call upon Mrs. W.. or
| write her at Wooster Ohio.
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RoDBERr.--The house Of Col. Laurin Dewey
was robbed few nights since. The robber or
robbers entered by a window. stole quantity of
silver spoons &o., aud decamped without disturb
ing the family.
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FALL. GcODs!i

THROUGH BY E3 RESS.
NN7 E are daily receiving our Fall Stock of
w goods, which few days more will render com.
plete.
Call and choice Black S; Iks Del Iaines prints
shawls, ribbontis broad cloths cassmeres satnetts
&C., &c. We feel confident that both quality and price
will give satisfaction to the eye and pocket
September z, 1858. c. g. J. C.PRENT1ss.
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II DIR H. Tubbs, will be in attendance at the
Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thursday, 9th
ard goth of October.