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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13
NO. g. NAME OF 1'P.
AND
nNVNnD Na MFG

NO. g. NAME OF TP.
AND
OWNERS NAMES.
No. 2, AURORA.
Seward Nathan
No. 3, BRIMFlELD.
Russell Edward Jr.
No. 1, CHARLEST0WN
Hall Jeremiah
No. 5, DEERFIELD.
Crays James
Ely Merrick's heirs
Pickering Williams heirs
Wright Truman A.
No. 6, EDINBURGH.
Hart Charles R.
Rhodes Henry
same
Wood V. h.
No. Z, FRANKLIN,
Bierce Lucius V.
Ferguson Daniel
Hand Titus II.
same
King John T.
Neshwede George
Oviatt Heman
Pendleton Joy II.
Perara Joseph
Sanford Peter II.
Williams John
Warner Rebecca
No. 8, FREEDOM.
Crocker Nancy's heirs
Landfear Simon
Robinson Hiram
No. 9. HIRAM.
College Western Reserve
Crafts Ambrose s.
Scott Timothy
Williams David
Westland William
No. 10, MANTUA.
Cummins Thomas heirs
Foster Alfred
Hurd Mary Ann B
Plum Seth
Sheldon Albert Z.
No. II, PALMYRA.
Carey James d.
Johns William D.
Jenkins David
Jones Daniel
No. l3, PARIS.
Adams Hiram
Cotton John
Jones David e.
Merwin Lewis
Williams Johns heirs
No. Is, RAVENNA.
Boardman Elijah's heirs
same
Morgan D. II. & ]. 4.
same
Slough George
RAVENNA VILLAGE
Robinson John B.
No. l6, ROOTSTOWi
Andrews Thaddeus R.
Chapman Austin
Hawkins H. C.
Potts Michael
No. II, SHALERSVILL
Beecher Sylvester
No. 10, SUFFIELD.
Benage George
Harmon Elbridge
Miller Norris
Mountz Simon
Snider Adam
No. 30, WINDHAM.
Angel Joseph
Cleveland and 1lahoning {
! Rail Road ComDanv.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

A > this is progressive world, we will en-
deavor to keep up with the fast times, without any
particular kind of aid or stopping to get rested and If
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gressive age, we are not be numbered among those
who fall short OF the 25 cent reduction.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13
OSKINS. Jacob V. Nell.

Petition 10 execute a con-
tract between James dos-
kins aud Jamts HOOH.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

VXJANTED, Six or eight good Tailoress Girls,
w May %. 1854 DALRyMPLE & MUNYON.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

Charlotte Hoskins aBdl
Jacob v. Nell, Adm's In The Probate Court, Por-
Of James HoskiHs, de- hge County, Ohio.
ceased,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13
Endjnna 0dOmey yyumted!

w f Will take all Indiana money with one
w or two exceptions, at par for goods, or Oh ac-
count. PRENTlss, HOPKINS q Co.
RavGnna. Sept. 4, 1854.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

| DAY STATE SHAWLS-A fine lot
~ Our shawls alone will establish our prices rs deg
| below zero.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

lU Goats Of every style and quality; Frock do. do
Business do; Pantaoons of every variety and price,
vests drawers, Shirts rappcrs, Stocks crayats, hose,
&c, large stock just received aud will be sold to
respond with the low price of Wool by H. L. DAY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

In the Court cfCommen Pleas
of Portage County ard State
OF Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

GREAT FALL IN SOC TEA.-I5OO lbs.
VI of the best soc Tea offered in Portage county,
is now on the way from New YORK (and owing to the
great decline in Tea) will be sold at the extraordinary
low price of 37kc Fer pOundb by H.. L. DAY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-13

= SlLKS, SILKS--All we ask, is for the
~ people to come and see them, and the goods will
we VIII sell black Silks one yard wide for 81 So and
one yard and quarter, for $l75. Don't forget that
as you pass along.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

We call the attention Of our readers to an ac-
another column, with number OF brief but SIG
nifcsnt extracts from various northern and
southern Journals, relative to the introduction OF
Slavery into Kansas. All OF them with the excep-
ton of The JournGlO Commsree agree in the opinion
that the question is already substantially settled,
and that Kansas is to be Stare State. The attempt
of the North TO aid free emigrants in the work OF
establishing themselves in the Territory is de-
cared by these writers TO be failure; indeed,
they describe the election of the Pro Slavery Del.
egate TO Congress as sort of revenge upon TIE
AbolitloDists, for their inpudent attempt to Sc
cure Kansas for Freedom.
One thxg is plain, from the facts now dis
closed. This is that the Free States have not
done their whole duty ia the mater. we nave
had plenty of talk about sending emgrauts there,
but ,he work has not been performed. Inc right
men 90 not seem to have taken hold Of it, aud
sufficient capital has not been applied to the
enterprise We have c9nfded in our superior
resources but nave not brought them 70 bear.
Thus the opportunity has, in great part, been
lost, and IN the very first struggle at the ballot
box, Slavery has gained the victory. II this
disaster is to be retrieved, there is no time to BIO
lost. If Slavery 10 finally allowed to become
legitimate Institution in Kansas, it 1W be the
fault Of III. Free States. Resolutions and speeches
will not prevent it; we must have devoted aud
energetic action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
a.. ;,c,s,.s. co;re.Doudeuce and revenue to

riers increases correspondence and revenue TO
GREATER extent than the additional e1-
peuse Incurred. Letters reach the per-
Sous addressed far quicker; fever dou'ery
clerks are peeded Ia the Post-Once'; mlca
less Posr-Ohce room is required; there Is
No expos,e of advertising; there Is MT oae t'usta
Is great q proportion Of dead letters; V''t
amount OF time is saved by persons in gong TO
and from the Post Office; there is no tenpttaon
10 servants {, steal thelCgters OF their employees;
box-rent al tie Poft-Ofice is saved aud every
thing connected with letter delivery shows 1t to
be necessary part Of every good postal systen'
Letter-cirriers are employed by every Govern
ment in Europe except it be 10 the Papal states;
but hostages there are very high. Perhaps our
Postmaster. General endesvors TO copy after the
condition of things in that country. We can re-
mind Mr.. Postmaster Campbell that they have
other regulations in the Roman States that we
have not. There tae powers that be claim the
tight to open aud detan all the letters they please
and not unfrequent are the instances OF letters
being broken open and read, and the writers
seized and punished on the written testimony
thus obtained. But Judge Campbell has not re-
commended this as yet.
Ia our Postmaster General ignorant of the fact
that they have system of sending money by Post
Office" Money Orders in Great Britain, and
that il is used in renting money BY mail, to the
amount OF more than fifty million dollars an-
nnallyl The Money-Ofder system connected
with the British Post. Office requires the serv-
ices of great numoer of extra Clerks aad
yet it brings clear profit to the Government
of over S75 600 yesr-she fee charged being only
three pence for orders less than two pounds ster'
ling, and six pence if the order is over two pounds
and less than five. BY this means, there is not
one chance in ten Thousand that she money for the
"poney. order" can be obtained BY the wrong
person-even if the letter with the order in 1t ID
stolen. Not one dollar in a hundred THOUSAND ia
ever lost that ia RENTED by money orders. In
the British Post-Ofice, also, the couating and
way billing of letters-which we have often con-
demned in our own system-is all done away with.
A bill is sent, giving statement OF the sum
of money due for the letters that are unpaid, aud
an account of the registered letters, if any. When
shall we learn wisdom from others, if we gain
none from experience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
THE CITY BUDGET FOR 1855.

We present this morning the elaborate Annual
Report on City Finances sent by Controller Flagg
to the Board Of COuncimen last night 1t is
unnecessary TO call attention to it, as every
person interested in the City Government will
give it careful perusal If any one has been
anticipating a reduction Of tax levies, he will
have his eyes thoroughly opened by this docu-
ment. In two Departmea,s-Alms House aad
Education-tle increase is most enormous. The
Ten Governors want nearly 100000 more than
last year; and the Board of Education ask for
more than $500, 900 extra. Here is halfa miloa
in two Departments; the first caused chiefly by
the unparalleled increase in the price of coal and
proyislons-tbe latter BY the necessities, or at
least what they insist are necessities, pressing
upon the Board of Education. In the matter of
Salaries, the increase is 1900; in Rents and
expt nses cauFtd blythe loss of the New City Hall,
nearly oO,OOO; for Interest on Assessment Bonds
4,VO0 additional are asked; for the Fire De-
partment $50 200 more than last year; for Street
Opening, So5O,OOO; Paving, $500, OOO-all be.
yOnd the appropriations for 1854. And these are
only the sums allowed by the Commissioners of
Estimate and Assessment, which are in several
instances material reductions from the amounts
asked by the Heads Of Departments. But We
have not space this morning to examine the vari-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

the chsrr-s referred ~ veil such testimony the
eusso nj sht consider for hisdefesoe-
That daring the Ech hes been ccntnuetfs
twenty success i've meetnts Amie j. willard Esq .pPsss
before Committee counsel for the persoos making ths
ssa chsrgss snd Benry NcoOwp Esq also sppssrss
c ur,rI ~ Alfred Csrsoa, the Chief EasiDecr
tie At.urs OF sitter. sud assd The c,mpiisa
reH;ig yuu correct sisienent Of the p'oesediass a
Ist H. e.,ia,py thus taken vouullsos. aaa ar
Conuits deeu4so " PEI . present. 10 th spsFd
whole 81 DE estro O.. cJr,4fA "a sna fe e MAJ
wh'rh treronI together VITA The charges referred .e
rrtcro To tAis Re port
Your Lommtee N inve-ugatnG the cAarss s.a- fh,t
ever oryClut, hss been a0d each OF tse coanse {,
foc ice teauu.ly AlmOst unglcd e1rnt, 70 -fsf
~ ne rurnse % satisfying me usFng lne cnrg-.
nor III aeeu.d hu tor tie pprloss o. rnsbrg yon- o>
tee 70 fair aud fall investigation OF tue sab co ustser
rsie red ~ lem. 1900 en-
m, the testimony sosed e iih d'y Of Deco uss
IN: aud su5seqa-nt aAy 100 -, GIVE e5iiiet % Ant
~ n. test ant bsiofs The ON nit-se
After h.ving he,rd III the testimony introduced Con
mi te. 90 % rDor . he ooard asif
cu,iols upon the testimony received by hc tn as % ne
hsse pteer. they be ierr that the ocst
,Lb a. utrpsfrd 70 them tk love b sss
of ,ub-ct ter Imports at will respectfully sea 70
the cor elssions II tb,ir ComHittee
Your Committee therefore, Ia conc uron Fesp-c''i y 70
~ ar. he, have xsmiusd aud considered eafefly the
,rony introduced on roth side., that atoash Ia -
ms TIE, tneif pcoa uuIleassut s tairf o-
Office tbey their respJUs 9is and d-irfo aed -
,reh ind tie testimony you'd VA f~st VIA ~ ~
,ir. under ofh0 moiFe taef eel
boud 10 declare Ion that none 81 the ehue htso
been proveb that nDfar her seton "
b, tb Beard And they recommend tue aeop"'h OF As 'o
lowing utiot:
chsses Cd Boad sssust Alfred Csrson Cnsi ta
neer vi kne Department be and he sane are s
sod of prooi sod that the SD Allied ~a''a
hereby acquitted OF s ard every one o. ss,S ,
"IsA,cO BARKER, Comaisee.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

The steamer Union arrived this morning, with
fur days later news from Europe. Sevasto2ol
is not taken, and there is nothing new in the way
of fighting Great efforts are being made to get
forward English and French reenforcenents, and
one Cunsrd and some other mail steamers are
taken up for transports. In consequence Of this
movement, no Cunarder will sail for Halifax
before the 9th, (this day, and thencefOrward but
one in two weeks. The Collins steamers will
sail on Saturdays, so as to keep up weekly
communication. We refer the reader to the
proper column for details Of the battle of the
5th of November. II will be seen that the
loss of the allies Was terrible-no less than i've
Generals being killed aud six more wounded,
with l73 other prominent; officers killed, wounded
and missing. They also admit the loss and dis
aiding of more than 1000 men. English accounts
put the Russian loss at 5000. The combat ragged
with great fury for eight hours. The lombard
ment Of SeysstopOl continues. Allied reen-
forcements we're arriving at the rate of one
thousand per day. Large bodies of Rus
slams are also said TO be pouring in TO help the
beseged, but the London papers affect TO dis
credit the story. There is another rumor from
Vienna that Russia intimates a willingness to
negotiate on the basis of the four points. We do
not see anything about Mr.. Soule. The cotton
and grain markets are considerably depressed
Consols, closing price, 9la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
NEw-Y0RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec. 2.
Tag NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi,

TIE NEW-fORh NbEhLf lhistAh ivi t"S
week contains the following:
IFDlTORIALs: The Battle Of Bslsksva; TIE War
in aussis. The M.s.ss-; The Treaslfy Report h-1
81 for slavery; Natiyisn sBd Losny, &c.
1.-THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
IH.RXECUTIyE DOCUMENTS Abstrs't Of the Ee
por Of secretary OF the Treasury; Report % ae
Genera Lana Cfc-' R-Port Of he secretary ?. VIC
fsvy; Repori Of the Pension Ofise; Report Of me
Patent Office; BeVoTt On Commerce Hrd HAVtA''0u
Iv..THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Oar Own
Correspondent
Y..IUROPE Later Irtelirebce; Arrival Of me Aires
The Fighting g. sevs,opo; Awf9l EneeH o. re
siese The SICK Roasted Alive; incidents o. inc
Siege
vI..FRANCE: Letter from Our Own Correspondent
VII. ITALY: The Pope IN bis Element
VIH..REyIEW OF TIE WEEk; Givins IN . condemned
conspicuous form the lates ana no-s I'M
tartAut events that have transpared IN the Oity,
United States Sandwich Islands, ana TAHITI
IXPOLrTICAL INTELLIGENCE: New.York Eiectoni
yixjuia; North Carolina; Kansas llhoois
X..NORTH AND SOUTH; By Mrs. G1ken' author Of
Nary Barton Ruth CrsnfoTd, &c
= VI. POPLAR SOVEREIGNTY IN UTAH: The Ad.
~ ysptases Of II sviDg Many Wives
XII. LITERARY MEN OF CALIFORNIA: Letter from
Our Own Couesponoent
Kill POETRY: The Dead OF Cape Race.
XIV MARRIAGES ara DEATHS.
XIV. .TELEGRAPH: The Latest News received BY
Telegraph
yI..RYvIEW OF THE Markets: Reports Of the
stocG Grain, PrOylion, and Castle Markets; very
fully and specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies in wrapper be obtained AZ the counter
IN tbe Publication Office this morning Price s! cents
6sBscRIpTIos.ODe copy for one year 80 three copies
S5; Eve copies. ST ten copies, SI2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

Court. The friends of the Temperance move
pent however. are confident OF tnumPo.
should such be the termination Of the matter 1t
will be a cheering even; 20 many run ridden
communities where 10 pro5ibitcry STATE Il" caa
br brought to bear for relief by procuring the
Necessary amendments 10 'heir CD irter' c't'es 7nl
Incorporated villages can enact rnen'c'Pd AVS
BY which 10 nd theuselye. VI the sfsfh; eau al
It's curses
TIE opinion of Judge Dayton. above referred
r., is given nearly complete "a a1ot1er co'amn'
Standing az tie head of his profession IN the STATE
of New jersey his judgment muss be regarded as
figh hnthOritr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
Business Notices.
COMPLIMENTARY CARD AND INVITATION TO

N taiND f.-'D Az - -
.Wtea / have earned one haudr>d dorsr. o. nv own
money will trsde huDdred dollars. aud when asVs
esuta enc Thousand dollar. will trade eoassDn
doss cad inefess- basIes capital Ia prop Lyn
! will take credit NV csu pfOrise 10 gv III
but Will pay cGsh ell rod ~hsn PURCHASED -
ksep 6cWu my sp1 will pa MAJ r@as -.
lks thes. ard ormrr x,efsuoe In thu whoiesa e
manufacturing wei " the imosr and 5,sy p Fox
these LEST Eve aud have snsb~n ; ,,o,
Tailor, ard Fluvesfeur des Modes 70 p'es's az ~ -
the humble rink orselnx Vesi psi 70 10 De-
to be hf IfcDt sole pIopI'. q al E,.s r.v
he 40 ,o.,Iiy nm. tL.t money ossh n ana
GKoxeK Koxb.. dunnS fAese past te" N 'l,hf
t.ns,,s ,nrb,., AZ runoasls low prcef oi mo S'ls
fsshna.b yysTIscs CAssfsssEs, az OtpeI al'eos -
p,et,d With the Tailoring bueness on e
..ss ~ ev n,.rehas Who arc 10 wsat OF ascIu1te1
or sing 10 oyerstek' nlfr1e' ana
-. (ycn,o.i.p IS Of hard time. "a 10 ls'i So.
G,ovcy FOx-wtilo most thaekfnl 70 the pnblc
a.. ~ -,s psirf pss, ceived all nsioAns his Reputation
- be fashion able oCaton and Pattern
n.1e nsnts-Dress frOctCos' Overc'ae Nests
P.n,oc.s, Cloths Cs.siness Velvet Nesuozs; and d.
srnsd not TO be outdone hers's Of dealing nor under
sod BY the bpses house 10 the u-de aud heoJ
offers and sfeY tbs date until the hesunine OF the year
1855 The of liz gLhcebt Tailoring E.osh nent
free Of profit on the Of oil his goods combined with his
avn srstuous bs neuTs and the bube to oe
eonsi,red Of holiday N-w Years Jt. example
men aid and as Of better state Of u.de
al world from the commencement OF che new yss
one t eight hundred fty i've fellow citizens
Yours truly, efu and obliged,
sons GEORGg Fox,
u. s. Leader Of Fashions.
S:Ls: No 52l Broadway.
u nef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE BOARD OF STATE CANvAsSERs.

The canvass of the State Board to-day complsted
the returns from eighteen counties The oaly
change in the returns that has been made gives tao
votes to Seymour. The Board viii complete their
duties to-day.
The steamboat Hero which left here yesterday for
New.York, could not get beyond Athens Chanel,
where she is fast in the ice unable TO communicate
with the shore--'be ice not being thick enough.
The train which left Buffalo 1t soclock yesterday
morning did not arrive here until IL o'clock 70 day.
Weather lie cold Thermometer ten deg. above
Zero. At Sharon Springs Thermometer stood at Zero
this morning.
The Canal for fifteen miles in the neighh'rhood OF
Port jackson is lined With canal boas. The ice in
the river opposite the city il strong euodgh 20 bear
up people ON loot. Several crossed at noon today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
THE CASE OF PETER RICHIyGs

PHnADELPHIA, Friday, Dec :, 800.
The report received here last night stating hstP
ter Bichpgs was missing creates much anxiety. Ias
last letter from him was dated at Buffalo, the sets
nit in which be stated that he was TO leave that cry
the next day, bound to New Orleans, belog esgtsea
to play at the St. Charles Fheater there Tor tsss
nights. commencing on the llth inst. AL his family
were with him. Doubts are expressed as TO the cor
rectress Of the report it II thought inform sucn
would have been autographed here if 1t had been CUT
rect. - -.
A dispatch from Cincit mai, just received nee -
that Mr., Riebipgs and bis daughter passed thrcas1
that city early last week en- route for NeS'Onea~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
PROBABLE Loss OF SEVEN LIVES.

BUFFALO, Friday, Dec. Z, 1881.
The schooner Lewis Gaze is ashore east of Con
neau, Piers. The crew, seven in number, are on
board and il is feared they cannot be saved.
A FIRE occurred at Akron, Ohio, this morning, con-
suming an entire square of buildings. Tdey were
not, however of much value and the whole ion Is
only about $4,000.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The crew Of the schr Lewis Csss, reported wrecked
off Connesut yesterday, were saved by the Govera-
ment lfe.boat- Tho boat made two attempts 10 res
cue the poor fellows the schooner, who were nessy
frozen before she succeeded in doing So aud WAS suee
driven back and dashed ashore amon, the breakers,
nearly drowning her noble crew; but nothing daunf-
ed, and resolute add fearless they made the second
attempt reached the deck, and took OF the suffering
crew. not one of whom able to stand when they
reached tho shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
DESTRUCTION OF A STEAMER BY FIRE.

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1854.
The steamboat Gypsy was destroyed by fire this
morning at the mouth Of the New-Rver. DR.. Hscksr.
of Plaquemine with his ana daughter, persisted
in the flames. Several other persons we're also either
burned To death or drowned
Commercial embarrassment is exhibiting itself
strongly in this eisythe suspension OF the follow
ing firms having been announced to-day: Messn.
McRae, CofTman & Co; Built, Miller & Co.;
Smith, johnson & SOFT james Ill. Milford & Col;
Armstrong, Harris & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
SLAVE EXCITEMENT.

CHICAGO, Friday, Dec. 8, 1884.
Seventeen Missouri slaves have arrived hero.
There are men from ST. Louis attempting to arrest
them. The United States Marshal endeayored to
summon the posse comtatus. The military conps-
pics were called out, but only responded to the
call Great excitement has been oooasioned by the
presence of the slsve-captors. Indmidated by the
crowd of the people the Commissioner dis missed the
proceedings. The excitement is now absting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
LAW MATTERS.

WAsHisCToS, Friday, Dec. :, 1894.
In the Supreme Court to-day Colin NJ IDgers0l, Of
Como. was admitted attorney. The cases Of Israel
w. RAJ mond sgt. William Tyson; Troy Iron aud
Nail Factory agt George & Francis Odiorns, Jf,
were argued to day. Cases II, l2, 49, JOS. Barn.
pstentee. aud Saml Batn assignee s2t John U.
Hewes, are still on. Court adjourned to Monday: A
number of Members have improved the rseess BY q
visit to home. Everything - very quiet here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
X No a.
THE, MEDICAL FACULTY INDoRSINC THE VIRTUES OF TIE

DR.. Z. j. EARL, one of the most eminent
physeisns South Carolina write. under date OF yuae
1e4 from EVergrocn. Anderson Dlsr e. follows: hay
ing requebt, prescribed the r. Remedies, In my
uee and being witness 20 their efficacy 10 OF dis
ease have thought proper write you for few dozen
each, OF Resoy Relief RenoyaiDs Rssoyent asd Rssu
iators"
II physicians would examine theory aud test RENE
dies hey would II many the precious ses Of their
patients How freqneuty Ia the phy.cian disappointed in
getting his prescription accurately PoPared Ia Eantreds OF
cases lie has been lost om the poor materials OF which the
prescriptions formed Nov RADwAY's REGULATORS
f better - speriept cathsrtc Laxative or pusae
than ps made up by prescription; s safer give
Regulates than Lees Pills pills or Powaers made of CaO-
mel Mercury Aloes. Gamb &c Railways Reg.
ulaoTs will dis sppciL otntI tho physician the paeG
they the beet medicine In the form CT pills use for
ehon plsints that have been hngenns in the
years. fostering the body with and vatins the blood
with corrupt hpnors Renovatine Resovent will in
few days novste the whole system and awe 10 the
repulsve object clear aud healthy skin Railways Ready
Relief Will in few minutes stop the excrucsting pain
RADwAS Co tbs inventors and sole proPre,Ou Of
r. 4. r.
B-R r. Ren edes cold BY Druggists everywhere.
RApwAv 4 Co Propreton Of RADwAY's READY RELIEF
Esd RExovAIse REsoLvESr. 0es. Ne &c. Faltonss up
s,ss Nsw.Yerk
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ARREST OF A MONEY! ROKER.

NV ORLEAys Friday, Dc. 3. Is1f.
LII, NJ Loo Money Broker, was arreste3 on the
oh,vaa Of having frapdulenty Overdrswn his account
in he canal BsI k to the amount of s3s, 900
CcTros sscllsed lgsc MdGs qag,si o. s@s' s.s'
M ~ bipbosrd 100 Geo ba'es The increased sept. 81
~ non over gear at bi. time are = 90 bass' '
.,ssssr-- sales for the week goo BAGS al sd9.c.
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MORE LAKE DISASTERS.

OswEGo, Friday, Dec. 8, 1884.
The schooner bland Queen, which cleared FROM
Oswego on The Sd inst. tor Ogdsnsburgh 10 Shorsl
near sodus and the Brt,h brig Halifax with cargo
of lour from Toronto, is ashore III Mexico Bay ne~
Port Ontario.