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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
November appointments.
Dr. TUBBS, Analytic Physician

viii be at his Room,
Fremont -Kessler's American, Saturday,
llth November,
NoRwALK American House, Tuesday and
Wednesday. 7th and Sth November
SANDusKY CITY--St. Lawrence House,
Thursday and Friday 9th and 10Th, Nov.
rIFFIN -Shawhan House, Friday, and Sat
rday, l7,h and 18th November
Persons wishing to call must remember that
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
davs Of the month. hence, the dates can only
ne known by reference to each months adver-
tIsement.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, lnfldmmations
Rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness of Breath, or
Difficulty of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, R Restlessness,
Loss of Appetite, Constipation Derangement
Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling. Cancer, Scrofua, Ulcers, lmpuri
ties of the Blood, or any Chronic Diseases are
iuvited 10 call.
No Charge for Consuliaion.
Dir T neither hleeds nor bsters; nor is he a
Iomeonathist, he never uses Mercury, Arse
nc Aniimony, or any other mineral as a med
cal agent, nor is he a Thompsonian-he nei-
,h-r steams or gives emetics. His theory Of
disease differs from all Others that have been
adopted but not more 40 than does his system
nf treatment He does not n,ks sick to make
we'll, nor tear down To huild up again nor al :
ny irritation by patching NJ with 4nodynes.
MORE EVIDENCE AT HOME.
Ladies Read.
DR TuBBs Dear Sir-kaowing the vast
amount OF suffering existing among females ol
| the present day, aud having drank to I he dregs
from the bitter cup OF affl etions, gladly max e
known what in my own case has proved the
long sought remedy.
My health has been poor for eighteen years.
and ten years Of that time spent in be a help
less sufferer, scarcely able 10 sit up long enough
to have NV bed changed.
The misery OF those years cannot describe.
Pralapsus Uteri with heat, weakness and pain
through the small OF the back and abdomen and
sharp pains extending down the limbs were
among the earlier symptoms. Walking or
standing became difficult first, and at length
utterly impossible. Soon digestion Jailed and
the entire nervous system seemed unstrung,
pc lpila alton of the heart and dizziness and OPP
preston Of the head. also added TO my suffer-
lngs. Physicians from far and near we're EN-
ployed by one of whom | was savated and
rendered worse than before. Your first prescrip.
tion was obtained in October, one year ago
improvement was slow at first, have not only
been ahls 10 leave my bed, but am ow doing
most of my house work, and can walk mile
aud back without serious Inconvenience.
Yours, truly, Mrs NANCY GRO YER.
| Baldwin township, Sandusky co y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
I anficld and Brother.

yITOULD respectfully say 70 The citizens %
w Fremont and vicinity. that they will cons ;
iinue the h-rdware business at the old sia1d
Of Canfeld X Mitchell; whsre We hepc 70
meet the patrons Of the late irm. and all 9th.
rrs in want Of
Hardware, Iron, Stoves &c.,
which we pledge ourselves 10 sell 81 the vesY
lowest price.
CANFIELD & BROTHER.
Fremont June 70 I55d .--9J.u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
Fremont Price Current.

Wheat per busheI.. 200
Flour per barrel ...... ............ 10
Corn per bushel ........ .....'...'.'..'..5 ..5O
Oats per bushel....... ....'...''.. ''..3l
Butter per pound.... ...............'. ID
Eggs per doZen.... ..........' ~
Cheese per pound..... .......... ..l@3
Lard per pound. .......,. ............ 8
Salt per barrell. ...... ..................2 w
Hides per pound. ..... ...4 6
Fl.x seed n.r bushel 90
Timor.v seed ner bu 90
Glover seed per bu. 400
Pork per barrell. .............i2 oU
Hams smoked per pound ........ ........l%
Beans per bushel. ...................i W
Potatoes per bushel ...... ...........,....... D
Onions per bushel. .................... 20
Apples green.... ........ ...' 20
Apples dried. ........... W W
Beeswax per pound. ........,... .......... 20
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
Miles A. Johnson's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
IN er has been appointed aud qualified as ad'
mi nistraior, with the will annexed, on the Es-
tate Of Miles A. Johnson. late Of Sandusky
county deceased. HOMER EVERETT.
Sept 25. l654-36-3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-06
Served up in any Style.
A so, good assortm mt of
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry
BrOQdleS.

Also, Old Scotch, Irish and Monongahela
W II I s X Y,
London Porter, Scotch, Detroit and Pittsburgh
4 L b,
Gin, Rum and Common Whisky by the Barrel ,
low any other place in the country.
W. intend TO sell as Low as the Low EST,
as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST Our motto
and will be, "a nimhe sixpence is hetter
Than slow shilling" small profits and quick
returns. 0N5- REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes
Where we will always be glad to see you with
Your Pocket .fuH Of Rocks,
And will take pleasure in showing you aud sell.
ing you any thing IN our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID.
For Potatoes, Apples, Peaches. Butter, Eggs,
Cheese, and other Country Products for FAM
lly uss. Fremont, Oct ,, 1854 -37tf
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WAsnlSoroS, Oct. |

learn tha, il has been determined by the
Administration that the razee IDdepend-
ence, Com. Martin, now lying in New York
harbor nearly ready to s1i, shall 90 to San
Juan de Nicaragua, by way Of making de-
|cided manifestation against the British Mos
quito protectorate. She will be accompan-
led there by one steamer at least. if not by
any other vessels. Ii was at first design
ed to give command ofthis steamer to Capt
Ilollins, but Gen. Pierce finally concluded
he had better not. When the squadron
arrives at San Juan. the Independence will
begin by running up the flag OF Nicaragua
and saluting it; whether Com Martin is to
be ordered to 90 further, and actually put
Nicaragua in possession OF the town, am
not informed, but il is not improbable that
something of that sort may be attempted.
| How ever, the British man-of- war Boscauen
with frigate and corvette or two. will al
so be on hand, and il is possible that in the
course ofsix weeks or SO there may be some
interesting news from that quarter.
Columbia, S. e. Sept 80.
There were % deaths at Augusta. GA,
yesterday, of which six were from fever.
At Charleston on Friday there were six,
and at Savannah on wednesday, five deaths
from fever Hon j. w Jackson was among
the latter number The deaths at Savnn.
nah for the week we're lie, including 50
rom fever.
Boston. Sept 80.
There were two failures in this city to day
one that of large clothiag house, the
other a firm largely engaged in the Austria
Ian business
Albany, Sept 80
There we're several sudden deaths in th,
lower part OF the city last evening of al
alarming nature. Jos. Courtney, highly
respectable citizen, formerly an alderman
and assessor in this city; James Tay lor, Goa
dcarer, and Mr. Mhan and daughter, wer
all taken. and all in the neighborhood arr
excited, and alarm has spread through the
city. The cholera hospital has just been
closed, and the Board of He llh pronounced
the city free from any unusual disease.
is attributed TO very sudden change o
weather from a temprature Of 80 deg. dow
to white frost.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

Doors AND SHoES.-A large assortment
I'D of Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes and Cater.
Rubber-long Boots, Caters and Shoes just reed at
September 26. HLDAy's.
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The ESCAPE OF smish o, ,.rier.

We are irdebted to The Freenlan's Jogrnal
for the following communication:
We have received from the editor of The
Limerick Reporter the following highly inter-
esting piece OF Intelligence:
s.Reportsr aad Vindtcator Office Limerick,
Dec. Is, 1853, O'Clock p. II.
'.Ws have just been handed a letter from a
highly respectable I,ishman resident in Mel
bourne. giving full details of the escape o.
Smith O'B:ien from The penal exile to which the
British Government doomed him. and from
which he has been released by the courage and
fidelity of few Irish friends in the colony. and
the sy mpathizing aid of the commander of IN
American trading vessel which was in the Of
6ng 10 take him away 10 the free shores ol
Columbia. There is no doubt whatever of The
fact; and we need not state that we feel consc-
able pleasure 10 being the first medium Of an
nouncing it. The writer of this letter was one
of those who assisted Smith O'Rrien in his IS
cape. We may add that Smith O'Brien was
bound BY no parole.
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q 4 Il ID

BEED.
In Deerfield, Dec. 29h. ARTHUR w. K, son
of A. S. and E. A. S. Robbins, aged years and
9 months.
o why should we mourn for loved one,
That SO early has taken his flight.
Far away to that land of spirits,
Where all is perfect delight.
There he's free from the evils that so often
Twine around the youthful heart,
Yes! delivered from all sin and temptation,
Why then 80 unwilling to part.
Go gentle spirit, thou art worthy
Of place more dear than earth,
And may we live prepared to meet thee,
In that land where sin has no birth.
Lord support US in this our affliction.
And o may we become
Resigned. and put forth the petition.
Thy will o Lord be done. Cow.
In Rayenna, on the 25th of Dec 1853, SEBRA
LoRINDA. only child of Elijah H. and Lucy R.
Smith, aged years i months aud days.
Farewell little daug thou art gone
To dwell in that better land
Where sorrow and sickness are never knowp,
To join with the heavenly band.
No mere shall we see that sweet little face,
No more that voice shall hear,
No more that form can we embrace,
Of that one we loved go dear.
And when we think of that rosy cheek,
And bright blue eyes so mild,
And ringlets that look so meek,
We think what lovely child.
But now we know she dwels above,
- ~. . e
With crown upon her brow,
And palms in her hands, she g naught bnt love,
How beautiful size is now.
Cow
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AdDliuisarafOr,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall on the
lV 18Th day of February. D 1854. offer for sale a.
public rendue, the premises the following describ
ed Real Estate vii: Sifuate in the township of H.
RAM County of Portage and State of Ohlo and known
and described az the undivided one-thrd in common
subject to The DOVER estate of Jane Hazen of the fol-
lowing tracts parcels of land the first piece being
mart OF LOT No as in said Hiram and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning post standing in the middle of the
State road from Warren Cleveland at point i'm said
road chains Sni links. north 52f West of where the
middle of sand road crosses the east line of said LOT No
a. in Hiram thence North 52t West chains IA; links
to post; thence North 303 deg east chains and 20
links to post thence south 52k deg. east chains IA
links to post, thence south 3Ui deg west chains
90 links to The place of beginning containing one acre
Also the undivided third common of the follow
ing piece or parcel of land situate in the township of
Hiram county of Portage and State Ohio and being
a part of lot No. SO, in ssid township of Hiram and
bounded BY beginnngnt the north corner of said
lot No 60 thence south IS enst rs chains and
I3 links thence north SO deg, Is mn west 35 chains
10 post in the errick road thence north deg 80 M
east chain and % links along said road 10 post theme
north deg As m, Is chains along said road IL,
posl in the north line of SAID lot thence south SO deg
is east Sc chains II links TO the place of beginning
containing 81! acres Of land The terms of sale are
credit of6 months interest, Well secured. The frs
parcel of land has been appraised Co. the seco:
niece al 1878 co. FRANCIS w SAVAGE
Admir- of the estate of Joseph Hazen.
Januarv 4th. 1854 1854 w
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Burglary.

. Ga Wednesday night of last week, the Boot,
Shos and Leather Store of w. D. DURHAM, was
burglaSiously entered by cutting four eights of
gi4ss and sash, out Of a window at the rear end.
The room thus entered is used back shop for
outing out work, &C., and is distinct from the
nsn Sules room. The rogues for some reason,
probably getting frightened, did not force the door
between these two rooms. and consequently no
great amount Of property was taken, only couple
of pair Of boots. worth say ten dollars. No sus-
picon is entsrtained Of the perpetrators of the
crime. ta,- = s
: This should put our tradesmen, and citizens
generally, upon their guard. The country is over
run with thieves Of every description, and we only
wonder more burglaries and robbsros are not
committed.
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Another Change.

On and after to-day the the Accommodation
Train, on the C. & P, r. R. running to Ravenna
will be discontinued. Passenger trains will now
leave Ravenna daily. Sundays exceptsd,) fol-
lows: For Cleveland at 8 OF A. NJ and L. p.
M. For Welsvie. lO. .46 A. NJ. and 48l P. M.
The trains will stop al all way stations. making all
connections for all poias. - -aF
H, T. Seymour will hereafter run the Express
Frain to WellsvilIe in the place of Mr.. Cleland,
resigred. s....z
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MAssILLoN, Jan.

The Grow BAR Law IN NMAsslLLoN-TR TREAS
uRER AT WoRK.-The County Treasurer in
hecapacity tax gatllerer. visited The defunct
Bunk of Massillon today. and, finding no
funds there; is now seeking entrance into The
Union Bank, expecting to find Massllon Bank
funds in Inc vault of the Union Bank.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11
New Arrangement.

w interest of j. Gllis, in the late firm of Gillis
Durham, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he will continue the Boot Shoe and
stand door east Of the brick block where can be
found at all times the largest assortment Boots and
Shoes in Ravenna; embracing every variety Stve and
Quality usually called for in this market. Also good
supply of Sole and Upper Leather French Calf Skins
Morocco Innings and most kinds of Shoemaker's find
ing all of which win be sold at the lowest possible figure
for Cash or Ready Pay.
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal Skins, 3.
Jan. O. 1854 1884 WI D. DURHAM.
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Pranlkifn aue warren or. Ohio broad
f$arvge Railroad,

GaMge Railroad.
We are informed by the Directors of this very
important work, that the entire line IS unoer ccn-
tract, and large forces are now at work on every
division except the one between Warren. Trum-
bull couEiy, and the Penn. State line. And that
the contractors ,sgree to have the Road ready for
the running of cars over its enfire length during
the year of 1855. aud those portions lying be-
tween Dayton and Gallon. and Ravenna and Ak
ron ready or in running order during the present
year. No road in Ohio has alarger local lsubscrp-
ton or better prepared to construct it. than the
franklin and Warren.
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Union schools.

The Unisn Schools. five in number, re oponed
for the Winter session on Monday morning. The
Prospect ct. Higher Department. for Gentlemen,
continues under the charge of Mr. B. Newell
The Chestnut st. Higher Department, for ladies,
under the charge Of Miss AspeuwaI, Miss
Cynthia Haven and Miss Maria Oaky, have charge
Of che Primary Schools on Prospect ST.. and Miss
Mary J. King of,he Spruce st. Primary school,
Miss Aspenwali's school opened with about SO
scholars. Others are known to be making a,rsnge-
ments to join this schoo, and the probability is
the number viii speedily reach from sixty to ses-
!. eniy pupils. e e
Mr. NEwELL's School numbers between forty
Eve and fifty. and is still filling up. @ -
The three Primary schools already number in
the aggregate one hundred pupils, aud many more
are yet TO be aGded. .
Ii is Of this utmost Importance, that good
Schools upon . firm basis are sustained among US
Takingsiato consideration the circumstances un.
der which these Schools have been organized. ant
the obstacles the Board Of Education have had te
overcome, It is wonder that so beneficial ani
Efficient an organization has been effected thu,
! early. 80 5sss
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PHILADELPHIA, jan. 7th.
The City Council have passed an ordinance
subscribing twomillion dollars to the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad, and passed resolution sustain
ing Erie in her gauge law.-[L.ft the West
mark ihis.-EDs
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supreme Judge

Judge Coawin has this day filed with the
governor his resignation as Judge Of the Sup
RENE Court. Corwin's time would not expire
"n'il the second Monday OF February, 1855.
The vacancy ofoccurring more than thirty days
before the next annual election, i, necessary for
fhs people to flllathe vacancy by an election
next fall. - Ohio Statesman,
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WA@N1ADo Q

WtA0OG3Do
At the Collins House, in this village, the oath
of Dec, by Rev. Ezra Jones. Mr.. Henry C..
WHARFIELD, and Miss Roc1LA Nichols.
In this village on the Goth ult., by Rev. Ezra
Jones, MIR. CHARLES Fl. WALKER. of Wisconsin.
to Miss ELIZA M. WHITTLEsEr, of this village.
III Ravenna, on the Sd inst, by Rev. A. Hall.
Mr.. TIMOTHY ERASMUS, and Miss MARY J. AN
SON, both of Akron. ~ ~
At the Prepties House. Ravenna. on the 5th
inst. by Rev. A. Hail. Mr.. MARTIN FRHNcH and
Miss MARY DEWEY, both of Cuyahoga Falls.
In Cleveland. on the marning of the I'd inst, by
Rev. S. B. Garfield, Mr.. HRNRr P. B. JEwErr,
of the firm of Jewett, Proctor & Wolihngton,
and Miss ISABELLA NJ, eldest daughter of J. IL.
Stanley, ESQ. all of Cleveland
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

W The Cleveland Herald comes to US in an
entire new dreas, and looking well as a news
paper ean. OF ought to. Its appearance does great
credit to it's proprietors. for enterprise and me-
chanicai skill. The Herald is one of the best and
most reliable newspapers in the west, and an honor
so the Forest City. H. -as
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

II Sometimes we receive the Daily Forest
City Democrat, and sometimes we don't. What
Il the matterl 1t failed to illuminate our sanctum
yesterday wiih"ths light of its countenance" Con-
sequence-We slipped up on the latest xetcs! The
Democrat is The paper for news.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

II The Cleveland Daily Rain Dealer, on the
commencement of the New Year, donnsd an en-
tire uew suit and looks extremely well. In allits
mechanical appointments it is not whit behind its
elder brother the Herald. 1t is lively, spicy.
witty Journal, and barring its political predleo-
tiops is one of the most readable papsrs wa re-.
csive.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

~ The Chapel of the Free Church, in SCR
MOTHS BLOCK. is very pretty arranged. well light
Cd and ventilated. and will accommodate pretty
full congregation. SeGis Free:
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have opened an office in the King building, Main
:, Sc. three doors west Of Halls Book Store. S.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

n Geo. w. Maunypenny. Commissioner of
fndian affairs will accept or Acknowledgements
for copy Of his annual report.
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n On next Sabbath, 18th January, Rev. Mr..
Burr, Pastor of the Free Church, will give the
Bible doctrine of the desert of Sin. and its pnn-
ishment." 8 -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

II The Franklin and Warren Railroad Com
paay are opening an Office in Ravenna. nearly op
posite the Prentiss Hsuse. e
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

y Hon. VIM. II. Upson. of The Ohio Senate,
will accept our thanks for our first copy of the
Governors Message.
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. oTlCE-Taken up by the subscriber one
red.) $50 - WIN. MESSING; ER
Manua. Dec 2nth 1854
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ESALL BoNNETS.--Cord pearl, cold
a, belgrade, black fancy pedal coburgh pedal, bel
grade and odging. embroidered and wing. - =
RowELL. WfTTER & Co.
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Probate Court of Portage County,
Ohio,
n. L. Carter. Admr. of
Rhoda J. Law. decd
Petition to sell Land,
Daniel law, ct ais.

To DAVID Law, Jonathan Law, Charles Law, Sidney
A. law Jay Law, Harriet H. Stanard james p. Hall.
Dursnt Hail. Mary E. Hall, Lucy "a. Hall. and Thom-
James, who heirs at law legal representatives
of Rhsda j, Law. late of Brim6ed. deceased you are
hereby notified, that the eth day ofnecemher,
1885, said Administrator fled his petition IN the Pro.
bate Court Of Portage County Ohio, the ohiecs enu
prayer of which petition is TO obtain an order Of saia
min rea estaof which the said Rhode j. Law, died.
seized: viz Seven of land on the Nes part OF
lot No. &c. in Brm6eld in said county, paRculary des
serbed IN said neapion. -
The said Deianaants win further take notice. shat
said cause win heard before said Prohae Court on
shs sth day of February, A 1854. at 10 oeaock
on aid day DARlUS LYMAN. ~ PesuapNeF,
| Rayenns, Dec "a, 1885, ls5a 6W
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- OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN R. r.. Co.
Franklin, Portage County. O., December 19 1853.
Stock Subscribers in said Company Ton the Ravenna
and Windham subscription books are hereby notified
and required pay this Office or to T. Y Duel ESQ.,
collector instalments follows, to wit: sas s
Ten per cent before the 2d day of January next
Ten per before the 1st day of February
Ten per before the 1st day of March next.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
1924 llw So JOEL w. TYLER, Secretary.
See the advertisement inanother column of Stabers
"Good Medicines they are not recommended as
Cure As" but efficient remedies for the diseases
named, having received the highest encomiums from
Physicians, Apothecaries and Storekeepers who have
of their good effects. Give them trial ana tell your
friencs of the result. -ls7
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

1 .zsk1r ). 8. HERRIcK, Editor of the Home Com
= Panios, leftssn Monday fur Cincinnati. to attend
/. che EDITORIAL Convention now in session in that
city.
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John N. skinner,s Esto,e.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as EIecutrix on the
Estate of John N. Skinner late of Ravenna Portage
county, deceased.
Dated at Ravenna, this 9Th day Of Jannnry d 1854.
1854 MARY ANN n SkINNEp
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LouIsvILLE, Jan. 6.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.
KENTuckEY sEsAToR.-The Legislature
have nominated John J. Crttenden for Ubied
States Senator. Election on Thursday next.
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rEa,, Ku,ed.

Ws1saru that on Saturday man named WEE
nsn was killed in Atwater. BY the falling Of lirnb
/. Of tree. No further particulars.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

The Cleveland COmmercial, is out in the new
form and dress. We have before referred to-en.
largsd and beautifed. We take pleasure in remar-
king this token of prosperity in the affairs Of friend
Addison. None deserve success more than he.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

W. D. RorxLL. Of the Collins House. S.
D. HAsais. Jr.. of the Sentinez, and D. X.
WnaElEn. have been sojourning at the Capital
City fur week rast.