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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-18
WILL BE BEPUBLSHEp, ON THE lsr AUGUST,
Il HE CABIN ROY'S STORY.

l. II h y n ID ~ Ii ~ n y > . ~ Ne n
A SEMl-NAuTIcAL RoMANcE OF INTENSE INTEREST, ny
THE AUTnoR "PIRATE DocTOR,'' rfE CLAW
YER's SrORy,'' THE ''oLD DocToR,' &C., &c.
THE success hitherto enjoyed BY the au-
l. thor of the above popular works is a sufficient
guarantee of the favor with which any productions
coming from his pen will be received by the public.
'The Cabin Boys story is romantic narrative, il
lustatng the horrors Of the Slave Trade carried
in the Coast OF Africa. The author has served in the
navyand the descriptions aud characters are painted
from personal acquaintance with them. The story is
full OF exciting interest and adventure as the celbra
ted work Of Defoe Robinson Crusoe and has the ad-
vantage that glorious felton, inasmuch as il is
founded on facts ofevery day The history
Of the hero inc of the Story, Zuleka, the Crcassian
Slave, purchased at Constuuople, educated and mar
cd by the reckless, yet chiyalric Seymuur-the cola
lnander Of the AbatrOss, is simply the narration Of
fact painted from the life, and all the numerous charac
tiers portrayed throughout the story are Vividy and
graphically drawn. .. .......r.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole ofthe edition it was originally thcir intention to
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely
To increase it; and they respectfully request that all
rsmay be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create as
much interest Us any word Of fiction that has of late
years emanatcd from the press. as notwithstanding,
since the publication of "Unee Toms Cabn'' works
relating to slavery in America PRO and CON- have been
numerous, none have appeared having relation to the
written by who has witnessed it in all its hideous
deformitv. The work is written in ehaste and pure
Language. and will be welcome and instructive ad-
ditiCn 10 the family library. r
The work will form beautiful octave volume of 400
pages handsomely illustrated with fine engravngs and
elegantly bound in CLOTH Price, in cloth, one doaF
III paper 10 CENTS at which rates copies wilbe sent by
the publishers to any part ofthe country, free of post
age.
DJ7For sale Wholesale and retailby the publishers.
ELLSWORTH & STREET,
No. - BEEMAN STREET, New YoRK.
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces.
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K EEP COOL-I,oOO Fans just received
IL and selling at3 cents piece; also some nice
for more money. A. v. HoRR d Co.
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SIlaiersVille on Hand.

NEW FALL GOODS at the Shalersville
lN Cheap Store, 1854. The undersigned have the
pleasure Of informing the public that they have COM
mcnced receiving their stock of fall goods, and will
merely add that they have been purchased at very low
rates, aud will be sold. accordingly. Call and Judge
for yourselves. a. A. W. ll0RR & Co.
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Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
~ that George L. Hotchkiss has this day retired from
the firm of Rowell, Witter d Co. The business of the
firm will be settled by Rowe d Witter who alone are
authorized 60 settle the same, and W II continue their
business at the old stand, No ], Phoenix Block.
a ..-. 'n '''# G. +. ROWELL.'
N.#' ''-' t4@s.. WIN. X. WITTER,
H.o ..H 2" is - - , t@ GEO. l.. HOTCHKISS.
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THAT Ticking at one shi ling per yard
L worth l6 cents three cases just reed; also good
Feathers hand. ..... .,r.. A. ". HoRR q 90.
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Durham & Gardner,
MUSICAL.

sEOR SALE.--The subscriber has one SUI
IL perior toned Meloieon manufactured BY Bishop
Childs Cleveland. Said instrument is entirely new.
Pour and ahalf oetaves; will sell IL ut bargain II
may be seen by calling on. ~ ". - g
~ JAMES TWITT, ~
Ravepna, Sept, 18th, 1854 Ravenna, Ohio. e
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5pftlIlI JAotite5.

GHaSS DR.. TUBES will be at the PrentsS House,
EAsS5 Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until 3
O'Clock P. M. 18th and 18th of Oct. . ,'.
See advertisement in another column. ..
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VESTS,

DANTS-Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Sutinets and Tweeds, of all coors and Sizes which
will be sold at a small udvauc. from cost, at
. NO 3, PHGNIX BLOCK.
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NOD FISH, 1000 lbs of prime large Cod
" Fish, just reed A. v. HoRR Il Co.
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T ADIE'S HOISERY-Ladies White Hose
u selling at Ct cents per pair, at the shalersyiile
Clean Store. - - EI!t3'tH'.
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FIFTY CENTS will buy at the Shalers-
l. vile cheap Store, better Lawn Dress pattern.
than be had at any other Establishment; CAST col.
ors. A. v. Horn q Co.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD
l. Templars. There will be public meeting of the
lodges of Eastern Ohio, at Marlboro, on Saturday Oct
Dist, commencing at 9 O'Clock P. NJ. "a
Mrs. Amelia BloOmor of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, will ad
dress the meeting. The occasion will be envened by
the music OF the Roostown Brass Band ALSO by a va
riety Of songs. .N - ...
Procession formed 1t II O'Clock p NJ. Friends of
progress and reform earnestly invited to attend
= JAS. MORGAN, w. s., Hopeful Star Lodge
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THREE cases Lawns, the best that can be
i found for one shilling par yard, tast rec'd BY
A. v. HQRR q Go.
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T INEN COATS-Good ones at one dol.
IL lar each. II. E,gHA ". AoRR & Co.
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SILKS-A large stock Of Rlack, Rrocade.
~ striped, Plaid Fouand Silks worth 9 cts, now of.
fered at4s Cd, is yocr to buy pile ned
A. V. HoRR & 90.
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June 9, 1854.

SECOND ARRIVAL OF SUMMER GOODS AT THE
sHALERsvILLE CHEAP STORE.
A V. HORR & Co., have this day ceua-
II. meneed receiving their second inyoteeof SUM
mer goods, among which may be found large stock
of Carpets, Bopnets- Bonnet Ribbons, Mantias back
and colored plain black silks, black and cslored
Brocade do; long and short black Mtts, black silk
Shawls, wall Paper, window Shades, &c.
And in addition to the above fact markfed cheap
and going like the morning dew. Call anajudga foe
yourselves. ..rl.-a.sa
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DLACK SILKS of every quality can be
~ found cheap at
HOWELL & WRITER'S.
October 9th, 1854.
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Balance in favor OF Company, Sl2OS3,SI
Losses not due by term of Policy S332, 20 tf''
No other claims are known to exist -
II FNO Assessment upon the deposit Notes Of either
Department has ever been required, and the::cOn-
dillon and prospects ofthe Office fat.
ering. The company is leguInately Mutual, but It
also issues Policies for cash consideration in full
the usual rates of sound stock Offices.
DIRECTORS.
George MygAtt, CIeve'nd D. B. Dnnham, Cleveland
+. I. BGckus, " $. Il, Sturgcs, Mansfield.
A. s. Sanford, Timothy Baker, NOrwalk.
Jacob Perkins, (" Cyrus Prentiss, Ravenna.
Benjamin Northrup'' John Clark, Brunswick.
G. B. Senter, - J. F. Robinson, Bedford.
0. n: Skeels, w. NJ Powell, Ohio City.
G. w. Cook q. ...." .'
ID. b. DUNHAM, Presi. o. n. SKEELS, Secretary.
dent. .... .ra GEO! B. SENTER, Gene
GEO. MYGATT. Vice raj Agent anu Deputy
President and Treasur- See'y. -
er.
Cleveland, July !, 1854. A. n. LEWIS,
4Is-3m Agent at Ravenna.
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TEWELRY-Gold Ear Rings and finger
81 Rings; Gold Pins and chains; Watches, Silver Ia
BILE and tea spoons, silver Thmbes; large stock tusl
received and selling very cheap, A. v, H0RR Co.
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RONNETS-Ladies you will save mOaey
ID by calling at the Shalersvlle Cheap Store got
ing Bonnet great variety just priced, and the
newest styles selling cheap. A. H0RR Co.
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MOTICER r. A. Baird having formed I
IV co-partnershlp with j. Dewey Of franklin. win
continue business as before, q the Old Ead ID Aen
Block, under the name and erm ef B. Bair4& & Qos
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On DOZEN Sythes just received, and for
AU sale by ". H0RR q Co.
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A LARGE and general assortment of Nails
II Glass and House Trimmings of every variety, Mt
+. 4. RICHARDsON's
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HORSE RAKES, for sale. .
Ill July 3 1854. A.V. HoRR & Co.
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oil CLOTHS for halls, Rugs, Mats, &C.,
" at J. H. BosTwIcK & Co.
RROAn CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Satip'and
ID Fig'd Vestings, and every thing imaginable for
gentlemen's wear We can do 1t up brown, black, ,oI
any other color for you. .4. s.t--. -. q.
GREEN TEAS for SO cents, the very best
VI that Ravenna cam produce ut
. JOHN II. BosTwrcK &Co.
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ADsns-On Saturday morning Dec ., Daniel p AianI.
ms fn.r.. services will be held this snsrnson oeott
at hs late resdencs No ia Lyns,sos 81 brootJa. Hs
III plsase ttsEa shs faHesi without 4fEsf aVar
AsKE-A. Detroit. Mich. Dec is, John Asks. sssa q
'BYrK-As w.hir rton d c. Dec 49, Jsssph " 5sss
Fsq Jut.s Of TIE Peace sEd POse Magistrate Of the Pa
sILiTs-Op SATURDAY. Dee. . Mrs Pbsbe BnBn Of Dis
cas-, Of ths heart wife Of joseph Biln.
Tie relatives Ids repeatedly invited 70 attend
the frnsra from Cbuiss Of the holy Comnnnion corner
Of slxL-sy., 90 TUESDAY al 10 c!1ek n
wlihoar further notice. The remains will be tasel 70
DIANA Providence z / Dee ls, Nj Hlassl Dean, in
posAGs-On ssnday, Dee. a. Cssnus infant son Of
Jsss. A AID Tmiy n. Dosnan, ssed II months sas
Th- frstd. ard .equsnsne.. Of the .nJ respectfully
n'asa stsne the tuners. nom the sdsnee q The osreni.
Lsf Foriy rst neS fsst.v Oh Ta.sesJ Dee p" a. II
Re.slsad and Levi. County n. z papers glss.e copy.
OANT-A 81 Louis. No, Dee H. IN the Ssh year Of hs
Archibald e,st er over Tory years oEe Of the most prom
f', g,i,6 q d'{s Slr W.. D.. "a L..sx.L.
Isss ss,d 50 year. MI k.sss vent % Mlvssies in 1853
kLELER- Al AssGrs, Dec Is, Alfred Keller pnsrr
SAsTERsOs-oH sshssy, Dee H. Susan Ast>rsor, aged
fu,sr. .isrneOo at IL O'clock from her !.s ,sddsH''
pAEsHALL-At h.cbissport, Dee II Of small por, c:pa
Jane. h.I.s: l.is master Of sehr C.roiiss aged say
~ Dee s'; IL. s ss a.a:
40 Hesis, All ne rnnsipsl .s,rn P.p's soy.s AGA
cO1kS-ln bEnooo. " Is. Dee Hf. Il
- ,e.I as editor Of Tss Portage City R<,so.x If NJ LII,
PlKE-Ai s.so Me-. Dec Ma aeseess vie '' ~ ''''
Pke. age. q years .-..-. 81 Lana.
RAY-On friday. Dee q, Angslist dass~ s - $500
Edvud ana mary Caroline Ray in %, D.. ra.nss
ROshAN-In CasrsIsek, a. T.. on Dee l" f'''' AS'A-A'
ssed as ye.u - n. II l.. so.th
- r. 800. - - Samuel l. Sosthsisg 10 the
7tth year of he age. ~ n. "A Ai,.i,oa a
i: :;es. sss O. s: : sa T.: f:::;
ssei about p - a.. .,-,,. Ne u Jsh.
sr.so,o,.h IN the ssh year Of bis Nse a. ...
rs fssds Of the family are r'H.ssy ~. 80.
h.s funers from his late residence Ns ~ W.
ths a5th inS at a selset n =. An. ,.,.. 49,. ~
sTODpAlD-I, I.A.s., PEE. q; Abs" AsssS' "s VI
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Q Bernard Leek'sr agt. lease Newton-TO recover
for yet goods. There Sas 10 evidence tna' pthhHl
a. con.ien.e hsd made sny sdysncss, &c, - IS %
eus.- hiu bring suit. NJ tEih grsn'ed-c ''ts -
sb,ce event
Jsues II. Beredict sgt Cyrus ". Fie'l &c.-Oe-
IN dante .old 70 Dl.ni qIsnt Of bic cllag % y
Der 20 srrive in the ship Fun. FIELD aud 10 take N
payment the uo'e OF Leggeii Il Brothers 20 he made
III n cooos arrived, pa able 70 isl1uf and - Dc
iIoortc ~ him without recour-e. Bsflre toe arri-
vel Of The ship lie stt & Br,tceTs failed aas ro,-e
gwen b. Mtssrs t-lt 90 pla.nIf iha' they Goa
sCerec TIE sSrseueri A. nj. After toe arrival II
The Vessei. plain Il rendered The nole Of Lsgsst y
Brothers a, mentioned in tho agreement, snd de-
usIded The delivery oft goods which was refused.
sad suit brought for sec tic performance. The Court
coIsdors that Field 4 CO were Justied IA refusing
the note and Withholding ;be goods. AZ 10 poils
that TIE rote worth something, five cents o.
c,isr or 40 there DO evidence that X Tas tsa-
dered al III market value and the difference offered
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
John Wentworth against Daniel BGEier. Order
d-pyirg stay Of proceedings affirmed win costs
This was motion to offset Judgment against an
other In suit Flonigan sgaius, Murray for as
sault AID battery, Judgment for SIS WAS o6ta.nsd
This Judgment assigned BY Fnnigan 20 MIR.
Wentworth. subsequently, judgm-nt was obtained
by Murray against Wentworth for slc6. lnis later
judgment Mr.. w. claims 10 Set off sgainst the
Judgment W. holds against murray. This lat.
ter Judgment, il sppests, bad been 9sigsed
after the verdict and before the judgment had been
ordered, by Murray 10 Dir Buhler. hessrs Blcler
and Wentsorth ara rival cabinet dealers and the as
ssults snd batteries were by portions OF tasir men
and by Mr.. W IL Is contsnced that she igatn7nt
by Murray, in the case was no. valid and thai the
judgments should be Offset particularly as Murray Is
not able 30 pay the judgment az alnst him held BY
Mr.. w. In opposition 10 the motion, &c was said that
Mr.. Buhler pad, in consideration of the assignment
to him by Murray, an amount equal 20 il, - Aurrays
counsel, for fees, &c Sui. brought by Butler
On the judgment a. ainst Mr.. Wentworth. The Court
on a former occasion had denied motion to Offset
The matter is again brought up on bill. Motion
again denied, and denial of stay Of proceedings sf.
frmed. Ii has been decided that a verdict, even ia
tort also judgment can be assigned.
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being tn instruct and CT for the .tsgs such a. desire
either for pleasure or as profession 70 sd'p the
sock sD1 bu-kn. In consequence Of il. bein. iati-
msifd that in con-id raton % the hard tines they
vii perform greu'ously for the rouef; II the Door
at sny place within hours ride, per railroad, Of
New-York, committees Of charitable institutions
would DO wei 70 avail themselyes OF the p-ofersd
aid. There is hardly place y ere des'jtu;iou does
DO; exist, ana where good entertainment woul no,
produce a fund for their relief Those DESTROYS 4
awaiting Themselves Of the above ofer should CON-
nuicste to the Manager, S Wddicoube, at the
Office Of The A-sccisioD No 81 Prnce-st, New-York
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ALWAYS N ApXANCr The ar Of making Pho.


tcsnpHs rsDcr now be- 10 b paee - u- 15ou
fTcr Pans has been psccsf daily g tls tst eighteen
rcrffs By eoor No SIS Bro.n~.y fe first IN
this civ make Ary PHOTOGRAPHS for S.ysrALLorYfEs
wh.Ch he thlus ~ EaEnz As Las recently
snCker prove rtthat Of making DasserrcJtrpe
PbrtcErETLc Portraits Ct If SIZE e4srss.
ssted ccth which wheo flashed with he brush real
oil Paintings Sheh Vii scale OF become dan by
the elements RooT's tha nth
sixth floor loses all urs expression IN climbing
there. but the isi ans Cal and What
perfection An- Art hss reached FOR snoss
thsf An pictures European thar
In the cities o. The Old world put their signs
isduse Aeic.n Pictures taker here So0r makes
6escrrfon DsGrFRsEoTYE PHOroGs Pic.
riniaures for iocses if-size The ot
the vesfher vhs-h.r interfere With
old Paintings copied
required The curious ,ne popular sTEEEosco,E also made
here
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= u,psgADs OFFICE Dec ?,

= =
A libel wss yesterday issued out OF the District
Court of the United States against the schooner Geo
ii. Townshsnd, which was taken 10 custody By the
United State. Marshal, On a charge Of being fitted
out Is SLAYER.
Gsrret G. schufedt was this day brought before
Judge Beebe on a writ Of hgbeGs corpus, from the
STATE Prison, upon argumen, Of NJ. Joschimssen on
the part Of the United States. The writ WA dismiss
ed Oh the gre uDd that the Cisy Judge had 10 auhor
~ In another County. scbufeld, Was, it will be re-
rnembered sentenced by the United States District
jude for this District, 10 State Prison, Tor forgery
Of land warrants.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

FROM TIE ST. PATRICK The stsam-tdg Titan
came up from the ship on Saturday night, and re-
ported her as having bilged the tide GIBBS and flows
in her lighters Alongside, taking out the cargo,
and the sieam-pump is at work.
MORTALITY AT SsA.-The ship Howard, arrived at
this port on Saturday from Hamburg, had thirty
three death, On the passage. The ship William Nel-
SOD, recently arrived at NewOrleans from Hsvre re-
ported sixty deaths during the voyage.
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A good PhrenOlogist will prove it to your own
cobsnee BY deseaDs your eksraesr talent. And pecu
lsies accurately then Jcur mother could do.
He sn.,es oil the human element. asd unctors thereby
show Of what composed sud hO- u de-
velop them. TIE Hon HORACE MANN remarks OAK upon
Pbrsnology the guide philosophy ard ths hsrdmad Of
Christianity Whoever dsemiu,te- Phenol,gs public
beufaeor" Examinations daily BY Prof FowLEs Ne sos
Broadway gus.um Open and FACE. bo.h Christmas and
Nev.Yesr's
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Dsc. ..
Before Judge GsEEs
MARRIED WOMEN.

M.ry Ryan AT Mathew Williams
The action is 10 recover so, for 50 much money
loaned defendant The defendant entered general
denial
The Plaintiffs counsel in opening the case, stated
that tie money III question belonged ~ her before
marriage; tn at after her marriage she and her hug
baud loan ed this with some money belonging 10 him.
to defendant and that afternoon he was sentenced to
imori.oDmept in Black wells Island, where be is now
serving out biz time.
The Judge gu thi. statement. decided that the
plaintiff mus, sue by ne1t friend aud therefore dis
missed the complaint with costs.
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED: A new Weekly. devoted
to News Lersure seitIoe the Arts to Entera.amsns I
pIcvsmsrt Pr5sres4 To spirit OF HOPE, NAsLr
NESS and ACTIVITY among reople poiat the
Of profit economy srd discuss sns illustrate the le,dnz
de,. Of The day; record all the sIus or sDd to al
he political md Industrial night, Of ali clauses. /, cur
otj..t Published weekly. >, year, BY Fo"LsS' 'nt
wELLs No sos Broadway, NewYors See Prospectus for
more complete statement
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ADVERTISEMENT
EXCITING NEWs,

The still the East bur not more vigorously than
AZ @ ~ BoDNv's store No 81 Grand " OF Orchard
81 here the ladies' the p.st weeks have msie nos.
desperate sftsc upon the DRY GooDs. and carried o! vast
qu.ntites bot tey have entirely cleared the helt a
BopSE will inform his fair warriors that be will offer As
seA mr. Mt. a. while h. confines selling of. All
tho.e splendid si shswl. Sans. Ladies' Cloths 'elves
NJ. ribos PsIamatas PlAds Clohs Ca-simeTes Flannel
Blark.i. &c all he sold 81 . sress s.crhce
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pfAHHtED.

gNGLA.D-COLsTOH-In WlliAm.bufsh. on Saturday,
Dee % ~ the Rev. Henry TOI I.aAc =" England Of
Ner.Ysrk to Eyelne NJ. coston Of Wuism-b9ssh
NeDOSALD-WE stoekbricgs, Ma. IN ~
PAU. CnEl.h on Thur,day morning Dee "a BY tns Rev T.
X r, scho1 L G. Mcdonald Of New.Yofk 70 Ais Hsisa
NsLsfsr u lie lyImer place.
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Reflective FACULTIES CAUsALTY-Pian
,,ns thinking re-sorius snapng CoNPARisos-Anaysis.
sfouing determination HUNN Naturalization Of
character motives SUAvITYPrsIaf Hes' blaDines per
,ussveress Psychological examinations with written de'eP
ions of character by ProF FOWLER No. Se3 Broadway
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Advertisement
Two GRAND CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS

are announced for To-Day BY the PEsHAM rRouPs aud
sport may b. expected ~ al who visit Dos uioYfSI'
which been popular durns the last week 70 be pre-
seufed EvssiNG until further notice. Ihis win ne
RAILROAD or aad tn dancing OF Lane. the Chs npon
ard the uittcm. BOYD tb- Bonepsyer, should oil the
house 10 flowing each occasion PerOrmsnees con-
mence AZ 5 ana Z. O'Clock, p. NJ
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sgCe>p sossn
Sales CT stocks at PhiladeIphia-Dkc. ~

Reported fox The \. 7. Tribune BY Fsy rHoN.s.
Beird-*l.eeo Penna Ss scl; $3.50 do, 81; sS.es
Penn X R. IS, al; do eXh, i0.i IS Mnehil aR 6si
IS Lshish Nav cit 100 Slate Hill God Co. 900 Reading
Do 81. zoe do. Si 100 Lshish Zine, IL I'm Bank u
Kentucky cash. Ia; l Bank Of Peaua le9l
.i(.r G@rG-S2OO0 CITY e., 81 c. p. X, Is, sos.
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