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The cheapest, most comforts lie. and expedi-
ti0us route to the White Sulphur Sprin gs,
passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot Springs
RI. rzzssszzza ARRANGEMENTS having
II been made with the owners Of the
new and splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE TO
run between Alexandra and Washington, dis
tance Of six miles, In eonnexion with the I, aims
on this road and the Washington railroads. the fol-
lowing schedule will take effect on and after
Thursday, June L. 1854:
"A train from Alexandra to Gordonsyille, and
intermediate stations, will leave the depot, corner
Of Duke and Henry streets, at o'clock, a. M,
on the arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving
ample time for Breakfast on board, arriving at
Gordonsville at half past 10 o'clock, connect
ing at that point with the trains on the Virginia
Central railroad to Richmond, Charlottesville, and
Staunton. ~ sais8.8s
"A train from Gordonsville to Alexandra, and ins
termediaie stations viii leave Gordonsville at
IL o'clock, the arrival of the cars on the Vir-
ghia Central road arriving al Alexandra at half.
past o'clock, thus allowing time to connect with
the trains leaving Washington city for the north.
aud for dinner on board The boat. ss1 10 n
"A train from Alexandra TO Warrenton and, in
termediate stations, will leave Alexandria daily
Sunday excepted) at O'Clock, p. m, arriving at
Warrenton a 81 o'clock, p. m. aa
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a. m. ~
Train from Warrenton TO Alexandria and inter
mediate stations will leave Warreuton daily Sun
day excepted) AT quarter before O'Clock, a. M,
arriving at Alexandra at halfpast Q O'Clock, a. m
On Sunday viii leave at quarter past IL o'clock,
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FINE WATCHES q RICH JEWELRY.
TT O. HOOD, Pennsylvania avenue, between
H. A and 9th streets, has just returned from
the north with good assortment of the most rich
and fashionable Jewelry in the market, which he
purchased for cash at very low prices, and now Of
aers for sale the same, at wholesale or retail, much
cheaper than goods of like quality have ever been
sold for in this section of country. Please cah ai
his store, sign ofthe large spread eagle. l4ss gF
N. b. Special attention paid to the repairing 10
ne watches by w. w. Hollingsworth. Apr IL
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

ft U. -. NAVY YARD, (roSPohT, VA, fA.
january 90, 1854.
To c. e. Detg,old President w J. Zine CO., ~, y.
SIR: A series Of experiments conducted by me,
with the utmost care, during the past three years.
upon all the various paints and artificial prepara
3tons for the preservation of timber, have led me
to the important discovery that the White Zine
Paint, manufactured by the New Jersey Zinc Com
pany, serves as a perfect protection against the
ravages ofthe marine worm, and the formation OF
barnaeles, whilst no other paint or preparation OF
any kind combines the same protective effect
am now preparing full report on this impor-
tant subject TO the Bureaus of Yards and Docks, al
Washington, and shall send withit complete se-l
ries of specimens of wood and metal plates, which
were covered with the different paints and pre-
parations, and then exposed alike for an entire
season, in salt water, opposite this navy yard all
ofwhich illustrates, in the most striking manner,
the invaluable qualities and decided superiority OF
your White Zinc Paint over all other kinds W
paints, especially for marine purposes
4 You are AT liberty 10 give full publicity TO the
above stated facts, which are of too much impor.
tance to be kept from the naval and commercial
world am, respectfully, your obedieni servant,
q a7 ~ asSN JAMES JARVIS, its
a Inspector U. 8. Navy Yard, Gosport, Va
OprIcE OF THE N. Y. AND LIVERPOOL u. s.
g&% Mail STEAMSHIP Co., Jam. 81, 1854.
The steamers Of this company use exclusively
the Zinc Paint manufactured by the New Jersey
Zinc Company experience havinR<Qroved its de-
cided superiority over all other pafns<4 iae
EDWARD X. COLLINS Agent.
A .<11 fstlt tsiI 4 ~
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

The cheapest, most comforts lie. and expedi-
Z tious route to the White Sulphur Springs,
passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot Springs.
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Copy of ofdiscLaiDler of w. d. Porter IN his applica.
tion for "an improved stil for making fOood
gas, fled august 5, 1854. Letters patsnt issued
August %, 1854. ~
. I" / do not claim as my invention and discovery
the improvements in making gas from wood, viz:
subjeciing the products OF destructive dstllation
iherefrom to high degree of heat, substantially
forth in the specification of w. p. Mcconnell
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=IEGAI- NOTICES..

GALE EOEREAL ESTAfETBy orSlr Of
~ ibe Court Of PyoeHlfi on thsi .hbay Of ociobsr
A; y, 1est, q one oeloek IN lla Hfernoon, Oh The
Ing Real Ratate, "a he properly of Jane hosklnA de-
sLip Of Palmyrs. 10 he county % fbrtsEe, Ohio;
known a. being the north part OF lot No. AZ bounded
a. follows: commencing a the kOnl-kass corner or
said lot No. u. thence West the North line a sa
lot 10 the df said lot thence sduh
the West line % said lot two rods; 4snes Rast
by line running parallel acroAs sAid lot with the rst
mentioned line, thence nora on lbe East Too Of said
ot 70 NE place Of beginning. containing 81 AeTee %
land; also, another piece Of land Situate IN the town
ship OF Deerneid, In the eohnty or Portage, Aforesaid
- bcing part OF lots No. 90 and eS bounded
iolioss; Beginning q post stspdilg seten chains
and % links Edst Of the North East corner of lot No
chains and So lnks thence west 20 chains 10 he East
line oflO No. a6; thence south chains "a lines 10
the ee9ter offhc highway. thcnee NSrsh SSl degrees
West - chaiBs g links u post the1re Nrrtb "a AZ
Erees East chains and linfs n post thence Fnst
II chains and - LINKS post, Norh Rast IS deeree,
West II chains ~ INK TO the place OF beginning con-
tanning 50 Heres Of land Also an other Ieee nf land
situatc In said township OF neerfeld known as beinr
part OF LOT No. e. commencing al the South East cor
nef of saidlOi No. 63 thence West alnng te SA line
70 the SOuth-Hest corper tlenet NoFi6 So far that
shall contain - OF land The so acres appraised
Mt s2O0O,OO. The 50 ~ land lnis Ne, 90 and
sj, az praised at $I3g fbe 81 Acrvs Of land IN Pal
myra, appraised at STlpS6o. t,...
Terms made known NJ the saie. -
TT .i JACOB NELL, !
CHARLOTTE H0SKlSS. Aon'h'''fa'or''
August %, lSSf.! 'h. - ta+- 'H.N 47S.iw
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'Corrox AND SLAVE STATISTICS. The
Southwestern Neps makes up from. the CEN
aus report lsome interesting statistics in rela-
iion to the cotton growing States-Sonth
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Miss
iasippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas
Their whole area is 662, 1855 square miles, of
which 22,675.582 acres are improved land
The whole number OF slaves ia I,79s. 1858,
whose average rate of increase for the last
ten years Is 64,46. pei, cent. The number
of. bales Of cotton made, Is 2,2O5.52I, averag-
ing 1897 bales per thousand slaves. The
average number OF acres Of improved land
per bale is 1919. f41f'GFt rA."a 5H
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stoves for tile People.

T s. CLUTE, would say 10 the people oI
~ kavenna and vicinity, that he continues to carry
the Copper, Tin aud Sheet Iron business In all its
branches, and will furnish good ware any other
blisbment and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention 10 the manuac tGring and putting up Of Fave
Troughs. and will do all work In that line as cheap and
II "lectle" better than ahy of the ''ohc h8rse" Tin
shops travelling about the c5uLtry. g..ff.i.t
All wares made and sold ut this establishment, will
-bo Of tho very best materials; ahH done in the most
work manlikc manner warranted. He intends to
keep ON hand n general assortment Of STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, ofthe very latest ali best patterns,
and mt prices that defy competition. Old Copper Brass
Pewter, Rags, and most Kinds Of country produce
ceived IN payment. Repairing Of all kinds dohc on
short notice. 8. - ... t,.. Ta-i" il ...'.. ia q.
His shop Is on the south side Of Main st. just across
from the Ph@uix Block, Ravenna, Ohio. Just call In
aud sasfy yourself, gentlemen US TO the quality Of
work and prices. & ~ r. r..'. JOHN 8. CLUTE.
Ravn,ns Gnni II IakA. -. - .AeA.Af ~
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! OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBBS, 1','aa 50. ~
". Analytical I'hysiciRn.

WILL be IN attendance at his rooms as follows. 4
Ravcnna---Prcntiss House, Wednesday and Thurs;
day until o'clock. p: NJ. 18th aud 10th Oct.
3 Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tussday l7th, October.
WafrcB-Gaskill House. Monday, 23d Of October.
Observation-Disclosures House, Thursday and Friday
2lst and 22d Of Sept. rraf imr[ - Nli'
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, infammations, Rheuma.
tsm, Asthma Shortness of difficulty Of breath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa-
Derangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, GRAY
ell White swelngs, or any long standing diseases, are
invited 10 call,ss,-s A.. - III ,4 r..saysr+s
becds nor blistcr; norris he Hom@psthist; he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony any other mineral
us medical agcnt;nof ishe Thonpsonian he neither
stcams or gives emeties. His theory Of diseases differs
from all Others that have been adopted, but not
than bis system Of treatment. He does not emake
sick to make we down TO build up again, nor
aay any nervous irritation, by patchingup with ano-
dynes. "a I- ,..' IL issiag4 ts7. t,c sE + ;sN
Patients should mark well tho dates given above:
Our entire time being pre-. egagcd attendance must
accord strictly with published aRnouncements
An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofa cure
Is always given. Subjecng tho patient toho expense
wthouta reasonable prdspect Of success. - I'D Z.
7saRl r. PARALYSIS. a ~ 'a2t"
Many enquirer being made concerning this fcrnid-
from ann Old and well known citizen Of Portoge
~, OHIO. u was written In December 1850.
In few fnstahees since reneSies have been tcmpo.
rarity resorted b., by which he has not only retained
comfortable health and powers but thus
far escaped all fsrther attacks Oh Paralysis:
DR.. TuBss:-fiaving employed your treatment for
some time, l. send Sou the result, which you are at
liberty 10 pubish for the bQneft Of ofers taken
N shock OF Pataiysis in February, 1913 only affect
Cd my agm and Voice at 6rst but The pain IN my arm
which followed fc shock become 6te severe, and ex.
tended over my system. AFTER the shock was still
abI6 10 walk, but fad little strength and my mbs were
weak and numb. advised with several physicinns,
some recommended cu0mei, but was not relieved.
Ny general heaih was very p6or4h applied 70 SON.
In January apd though ypy gave me very little enconr-
iagement ut the time, Iobtaincd medicine and CON,
meneed Us use. For the frst two weeks felt slightly
worse, after that, Improvement commenced, and has
contiaued until am able to labor most Of the time.
now feel like new man. @. CHASE
I RootstoRn, Dec, leSO.r stns ts.ssnE Hla... Z n
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SrKeuLAR LAw.--Thifhe early part of the
fourteenth century, during the reign Of Phil.
ip w. OF France, there was a, law that nc
duke, count or baron, possessing territori-
al maror Of six thousand iivres, should have
more than four robes year, and their wives
az many prelates and knights were confn-
ed to two an esquire two; a bachelor yne,
and every woman in the land, whether mar
ricd or single. who had less than two thou
sand livres year, in land, one. No citi-
zen's wife was permitted to have carriage
or be lighted home at nigh, with wax light;
neither she or her husband were allowed to
wear costly furs or gold, or precious stones,
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VeuhusG -
We have been furnished the proceedings
Of the late Fnsisn Congressional Conven.
ton. We extract the resolutions and
SO much of the proceedings as will be Of In.
terest to our readers. :
The names Of candidates for nomination
were then hhnohnced as follows; Thomas
Earl, OF Portage, by Mr.. Wetmore; DIX.
Carter, Of Stark, by Mr.. Lackey; s. Pease,
Of Stark, by Mr.. Brown; B. F. Letter, Of
Stark, by Mr. Meyer; John Harris, Of Stark,
by Mr.. Raynolds, and L. V. Bierce, of Sum.
NIT, BY ,Mra aKochiz. : =5 r.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously a.
dopted:
la. Resolved, That we regard the re.
peal Of the Missouri Compromise, asa gross
iniraction of the plighted faith of the ma.
tion, while il is ihexpedIent and at variance
with the policy of this government, az laid
down by the patriotic founders of our Res
public. :
I'd. Rssolced, That the repeated and con-
tnued encroachments of the slave power
In this government, on the rights Of the
North, and the interests of freemen, has de.
stroyed our confidence in slavery compro.
misses, and we feel determined TO labor un.
Aeasingly, henceforth, for the repeal o! the
Fugitive Slave law, and to prevent the ex.
tension Of slavery.
Sd. Resolped, That we earnestly disap.
prove the prodigal expenditure of the peo.
ple's money, which characterizes the I'D.
ministration Of our State affairs, shd call
upon the honest and frugal yeomanry Of our
District to signify their opposition I'd the
same, by the exercise of their sovereignty
In the dislodgement ef public spectators
from office. -'. =
4th. Reso'red, That we will support no
man for Office who personally sanctions, or
preserves his connection with a political
party that sanctions the Kansas and Ne.
braska ostrage, or any other scheme of
slavery aggression or extension.
9th. Resolved, That the State Ticket
nominated at Columbus on the 18th of ju.
ly, meets Our appreciation. and that we will
promote its success 10 the utmost of our
influence.
9th. RESOLVED. That we will Weld in dur
respective Counties. hearty support to the
Congressional candidate that has been nom.
mated here to-day.
On the 7th ballot Benz. F. Letter having
resolved majority Of one, Of all The votes
cast, was declared the nominee Of the Con-
vention.
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: The terrible drOuth from which the peO-
PIE Of this vicinity have suffered so much,
We trust is nearly or quite over. But its
Sfeets will be Neen and felt BY all classes
Of our citizens for years to come. Within
Ao last few days we have had several light
showers of rain, which, give a better sp-
Pearapcs to things about US. The cold
nights and cloudy days of the autunn months
ace here again, This is heart cheering
We are tired asd sick Of dry weather and
dpst. Let clouds, and storms rule in the
'st5, awhile. , ,,,, rc.,
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DiR1.

IA
In bftokneld, the Goth ult, al the residence Of
franklin Peck, Mrs. SYLVIA HART, in the OOth year
other ago:
The deceased was tho rellcs OF Bliss Hart, 10 whom
she was married In Connecticut, and smlgrated 70
Brookaeld In 1873. Mr.. Hart was with the army ci
Washington, throughout the majority OF the Revoln.
tionary War.
Their descendants number 49, eleven childreu sixty
six graud children, seventy two great grand children
most ofwhom are now living. The dsceased fetsined
her reason and physical vgor til within shor, time Of
her death. .- .., ..,'. '..,... .,
Her surerings for few week before her death we're
extremely severe; but amid all the trials and suenga
other Sickness and throughout her long fs she was
enabled to rejoice In the Lord as tho rock her saliva
on. EOr the last nfytwo years Of her lle she was
member Of tho Christian Church; and died In the sri
umphs ofa living faith. @
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Mdtris655

AisAs RaFeH1s Hoass, . Dc 3iH 1il, by p b.
cORant, Esq., M. ISAAC ckoOsE, shd Mis- So.
eANNAH LU1Z WIZ -L q Jbt- = n "a
..--fff7I - -r--trl-- ..E r.i.#. -.F r. s-....I
AZ The same .plaessby tbs same, Mr.. SAMUEL PoR-
TER and MlsssUsANEAH MILLER. iH.-.- .--.5f
On The 7Ih inst, ni e same place, By The Sane Mr
WILLIAM W. SMITH. and Mi.s ELiLABETH hoR-
Rls.se 'si- r'a I.i- azl i5ait .-sfl-.'d -
-. =. T. H.- i-
In Peru, Illinois, on ths RfIh uli., BY Rev. A. A.
Trimpef, Mr.. o. @. TERRY, formerly Priheipsi Of
Nssoh Academy, Ohio, but now OF Baton Rogue, La,
and Mss RRrTIE WHEELER, who for some lime
past haA been eonnec,ed with NE Peru Academy, As
Teacher OF Music. -'- a'''
In ROoisiown, On The 2sIh uil,, BY OTIS Reed, ESQ.,,
JOHN PiLG Rim, ana Miss CAROLINE EVERETT
In ROOtssown, on the IIIh i6st., BY the same Mr.
WILLIAM SMITH, Of Mecca. Trumbuli Co., and Mrs.
SALLY TTPPRR, ofROotssoNn. Tr1E.t 'F.ugO
On the sth inst, BY Rev. J.. ". iaeraham, Nr.
BRADFORD KELLOGG, Of Ravenna, and 4!ss MA.
RY ToALINsoN, Of charlestown. .l.s
On the nh in,l., bye, Brown, ESQ.,, Mr.. DANIEL
s. PAINTER, aud Mss CHRfsTlAS C BEAN. ,,I
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THE DROUGHT. ScUDrER HART, Of
Pittsburgh. who has for many years kept an
account of the weather. furnishes the Pitts
burgh Post some statistics, in regard to the
fall Of rain during the months OF May June.
July, and the first 81 days Of August, in each
Of the last five years. 1t appears from the
figures that the amount of rain which fell
during that period. in 1850, was 81 inches:
in 1851, II inches; In 1859, ST inches; in
1853, 10 inches; and, in 1854, only 24 IN
ches. ,,.. n
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.ansndad, n ,hn... h.rn erau, ln,o ,hlr "a.

Amenoeat II Ahnsea- -haKe- -erept Into -thif Cd
lninissratiOn, these en- be eorTeslet.s
I 30 adopted eilIsehs We wobld ssy. there
'is SOmetAing for you 10 do Prove By your
devotion 70 The Union and Constitution; BY
your observance Ofisw ana order, and by
your zeal IN promoting the prosperity ofthe
country, that you are good faithful citizens.
Such course will do more to put down the
movements now making against you, than
All The arguments and conventions in the
.wotld. = ALlGUIS. =
Huntingdon, Vt, Sept, 4. *
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WEsrrD-<AtrhIs Oeics 4 BOY I5St=Ig
yeass Of age, to learn the priAtins busl6ess.
He should come we'll recoumendeds ss %
'rhEracter. and should possess knowledge
II the common branches of an English Ed
eation.
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REELECTED sPhilade lphia REGISTER,
Of the 23d inst, states that tn School Drec.
tors of,he Sixteenth Ward of that city have
reelected all the school teachers whom they
recently expelled on account Of their reli.
gi"us belief. They were constrained to the
reelection by the force Of popular opinion.
The act of expulsion was most outrageous
ones and met with almost universal repro
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For duties Of Trustees in this case, see the Act to
regulate the Election Of State and county officers
''passed May Sd, 1852 Vol So General Laws also Sec
ton Of the act detnlbs the Jurisdiction and regula-
ng the practice OF Probae Courts, passed April g.
Given undcr my band at Rasenna, this I'd day OF Sop:
41g ..... JAMES WOODLAND Sheriff
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TREAry WITH Ef, DoMtkeo. lien. CaE.'
,annu, Of Texas, has arrived at st. Domingo.
as U. s. Commissioner, L Is said, charged
with the duty Of negotiating treaty Of amity
end commerce with the Dominican Repub-5
lie, which treaty shall secure to our govern
inent port on the Bay Of Samana, which
will serve as naval station In the West
indies. Z ] .H'i -l ~, y ,se saF .,e.s9,a2i
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EsrERrRrsE.-The Alliance Ledger comes
70 US this week with an ed,irely few dfess.
and considerably enlarged. We are glad NJ
see this evidence Of prosperity on tho part
of It's publishers. a6ata ~s- % aaa.et (:
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,EusEsiUs LEE ESQ.,. has beeh Nominated
for Congress BY the Democrats IN the Dis
trict composed Of Ashtabula, Trumbull and
~ Man0nlng tj0unties. f6 -f 500 tal! o. T'7 -
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D. n. SoMMERvrLLE,j [E. B. REEVES,
EOMMERvILLE q REEVES q
MsvcAset Tailors Nearly opposite The Bank. Rassn'
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%. WILL BE PUBLISHED, on THE lsr AUGUST,
II HE CABIN ROY'S STOR

SEMr-NArTIcAL ROMANCE OF INTENSE INrEaEsr, BY
THE ArrHoR OF THE '.PIRArE DocToR," THE tsLAw-
yER's sroRy,'' THE 'oLp Docrok," &C., &c. an ~. 8,
THE success hitherto eHjoyed by the au.
i thor OF the above popular works Is 4 suficieit
guarantee OF tho favor with which any productions
s'The Cabin Boys Storyi' is romantic narrative, IL
lurating the horrors of the Slave Trade, carried
in the Coast ot Africa. The author has served In the
nayyand the descriptions aud chtructers paintsd
friu personal acquaintance with them. The story Is
full OF exciting Interest AMI auventure as the celabra
ted work Of Dfoe, Rjbinson Crus0a and has tHe ad-
vantage over that glorious fiction. nasmuch It Is
founded on facts 0fev cry day Occurrence This history
Of the heroine of the Stfy; znluka, the Circassan
Slave, purchased AZ Consantindple educated and mar
ried by the restless, yet chivalrc. Scymonrthc
mupder Of the tlbatrOss IL simply ihe narration Of
att painted from the life, andal the numerous chavac
ters portrayed throughout the story wildly and
graphically drawn. ,. ri. ,... ....a,s.. , ..'.ir,
The publishers have already received orders for the
publish; consequently ,thsy have bp,n obliged largely
to increase IL and they respectfully request that all
or4srSuay By sent in mndiat.y. l tig. .a.. sy
They confidently expect that he work will create
uch interest any word Of fiction that has of late
years cmanated from the pTess Notwithstanding,
since the publication Of sCncl, TOMS Cabin,n works
relating to slavery America Pso and coy haye heen
y ssn iSn % @
written BY one who has Witnessed II In all It's hidsous
dcFOrmity, The work is written In chaste and pure
language, and will be welcome and instructive ads
The work will frm bean dctss0 voiuni. of 400
pages, handsomely illustrated with pe ongrayi wings. aud
elegantly bound CLOTH Pfce. ID cloths one dollar;
Ia paper as ccnts at which rates cnpies will BY
the publishers TO any Par ofthe soantry of post
age. ~ "A s'if E. e7,s. tn si' 'tS 5ssasp.a sa,
UFFor sale Wholesale and retail by tbs publI lIshers.
NJ a ELLSW0RTH d STREET,
sss il. No. % BgENas SrREET, Eew YaRK. F
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. s.nff tT @ 4pi ~
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REMOVAL.

TT l.. DAY takes pleasure in saying to
IL. his friends and customers and the public gener-.
ally, that he has removed to his new Store,
si--a No..2, PHENIx Block 90 9a! hos
where he will be happy to wait on them TO any thing
in the line Of Fancy and Stapcl Dry Goods; and he
intends to devote bis attention. almost exclusively to@
the purchase md sale OF Dry Goods, he Is confident
he viii be enabled 10 present to the people Of Portage
county a Stock Of G0ods not surpassed u quality,
qvdrtiry or Price, by any Retail Dry Goods Establish.
ment West Of New York. &C.. ...-at .s,r y q
Ravenna.i April Ia, 1854.