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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-29

LIZ iShM' Nd CLASSICAI. AND MATH + Va A.
- IlCAL ACADEMY, Eleventh, between M.r,hau nd
Gay streets, Richmond. SaNosTAGUE BAssETr sucr.
10 pr . haupinThe session
On me lsi Monday n" October The Will be Of
me most liberal and extensive character
Modern Language MAthruas Ch. istry S,tu.
besides the usual En- giIh branci
pledge themselves their
70 mNn'sn the hitherto high reputation Institution And
prompt and Ikalcus discharge merit
OF the patronage which has
Mathematics Classics ie Junior DO do 40
MODERN LAnEuAges by Mons AicuLKD each tg PAYABLE NV
rIAbJ sen'snnuAly In advance '-'N
Preparatory Department will be the charge
Principals. Pee, ESQ. '0- % 'He
MI can he found the Richmond House. where he viii be
Happy 70 receive any communication.
.slt-dtl,i Oct MONTAGUE BAssErr
sQllltEs SELECT CLASSICAL AND EN1:I,isH
l<s sthO0i, Corner Of Main LIST reel HIcin.nd
ne Eighth s.on OF this Institution commence on the
18th ofsep'enber, 1854. N e
TERNs SESSION.
Junior Hns ish ................ a., ~
LAtih STres, and higher VI themAties - 6onp
MODERN Is nguagrs, Thy Prof j. AcHlspl eaeh., 9OOo
ORA q per course 81 p 1000
House, hGin,t. s.iS,%
rUNlE FOURTH sEssiON Dr. Miss T,ZEy ELI ~ s(BOoI
VIII commence on the 't Monday October every Arranre
en mas heen made 10 Insure the
oush instruction in every department.
Terms, payable semi ~ nGA'y, In
paoa, Higher Eng i'h branshes 49,. -
Latin and Freneh, each. o
husic-Professors Fees. s.is
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REAUY Made CLUTHING.--UVEK
lU Goats of every style and quality Frock do do,
Business do; Pautaloons Of every variety and price,
vests drawers shirts, rappers stacks erayats hose
&C.. large stock just received and will be sold to cor
respond with the low price Of Wool by H. j. DAY.
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THE kieHrs OF RAiLRoiD PASSENGERS TO
SELTs.-The Marine Court Of New York
has rendered an important decision in favor
Of the. action of railroad conductors in ejectlng
passengers from seats into which they hid
obtruded themselves. Two smen sued lhe
Hudson River Railroad Company for $4,000
damages each for assault and iaise impfis-
onment. The faets afe, that they came on
the cars at siHg Sing, where they had drank
more bad rum than was necessary to i'm
prove tIieir manners. The seats 10 the cars
we're hill occupied, but gentleman had left
his seat to enjoy a cigar in the baggage car,
and this seat the plaintiffs took possession
Of, and refused to give it up when called
upon, and when applied to by the conductor
used profane and obscene language, often.
sive to ladies'. Upon this the conductor,
with necessary assistance, elected the par
ties from their seats, and, to prevent their
violence, confined them in a smnll room un-
til the train arrived in the city For this
the action was brought. The court justified
the action Of the conductor and dismissed
the suit. We hope this will be taken as a
precedent in all future cases of similar
nature, 1t was full time that the question
was settled, that Through passengers" are
entitled to their seats, and not to be ruth
lessly thrust out by every interloper, drunk
or sober, who chooses TO crowd himself in,
as in the present case, to the annoyance of
a lndy.-Ne0 York Tribune.
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TERRITORIAL EXTENT OF THE UNITED
STAEEs The territorial area of the Uni.
ted States, at the peace Of 1888, was $780,
ESQ square miles. AT the present day it is
2,93o, ,l66. 1t is nearly ten times ms large
as Great Britain and France combincd; three
times us large as the whole of France,
Britain, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal,
Belgium, Holland. and Denmark together;
ono and a half times as large as the Russian
Empire in Enrrpe; one sixth less only than
the flty:nine or sixty Empires, States, and
Republics of Europe; of equal extent with
the Roman Empire, or that Of Alexander,
neither of which have exceeded 1900, 900
square. miles. or our territory, the Pacific
slope is stated at 766,OO2 square miles; the
Atlantic slope proper, 5l4,4l6; Northern
lake region, ll2,649; gulf region, 325,537;
8 Atlantic, lake, and gulf, east and west OF
the Mississippi, 1884, ,602; Mississippi valley,
drained by the Mississippi and its tributaries,
l,2l7,562; Atlantic, including northern lake,
627 ,e65; Mississippi valley and gulf, or mid.
die region, l,543,099. Thus, over two fifths
of the national territory is drained by the
Mississippi and its tributaries, and more than
one hall is embraced ia what may be called
its middle region.
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The Allies Defeated in the Pacific
--Thirty Lives Lost in the Steam-
ship Yankee Blade.

New York, November l0.--California pa
pers bring intelligence OF battle upon the
Pacific. The allied fleets bombarded Pc.
tropaauiuwski, Kamschatka, on the 3oth of
August, formidable fortress of one hun
dred and twenty guns and eighteen hundred
men, The attack was made by six vessels; /;
Forte, Eurydice, Obligada, Pique, President,
and Virago. Three forts were deserted by
the Russians, after a fierce cunnonade from
two hundred end fifty gnns. Next day
another fort was deserted, but the allies in
landing to take possession fell into an am
buscade and fled, after the loss Of one hun
dred and fifty killed and wounded
The allies took another redoubt, spiked
the guns and captured forty-three Russian
prisoners. Two Russian frigates. in the
harbor, were much damaged After defeat
the allies abandoned further attacked.
Admiral Pierce, Of the English squadron,
shot himself with pistol before the action
lit is supposed accidentally. After leav-
ing, the allies captured two vessels, one the
Sitka with provisions and arms, and the 9TH
er . schooner which was burned.
More than thirty lives were lost BY the
wreckof the Yankee Blade.
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I NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS
DOCF. III. TUBES, " 7e"," ..
AAlAIyticAR EhySicinp

Will be in attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravcnna---Prentiss House, "Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. NJ. 22d aud 23d Nov. ...r.s
Akron--CObb's Exchange, Tuesday 2lSt, Nov vember.
Warreu-Gnskill House, Monday, 27lh of November.
observation-disclosures House, Thursday and Friday
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys Or Spleen, infamtnatiors, Rheuin;-
ts Asthma, ,Shortness Of Breath difficulty of breutb-
ing, dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa-
btles, ReSticssncss, Loss of appetite, Constipation,
arrangement of the Stomach, Bilious econs, GRAY
el White Swellingso orany long Standing diseases, are
Invited to call. r7si .,, .. ,
No CHARGE FOR Constellation DIR. T., neither
blecds nor blisters nor he Iiomelathisi he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Annlony, any other mineral
as medical agent;nOr he Thomlsohian he neither
seas or gives emetcs. His theory of diseases differs
from all Others that have been adopted, but not more
so than his system of treatment He does not max q
sick to make WE'LL nor tear down to build up again,
aay any nervous irritaton by patching up with
dynes. .rs.- d, = ss... .tg.-..
Patients should mark well tho dates given above. o
Our entire time being pre- engaged attendance must
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as to the probability of cure
is always given Subjecting the patient to expense
i Dp TUBBs-Dear sir:-Seven years aro was taken
win what doctors called Dyspepsia. consulted
several, who all told me could never be cured, or
able TO work ut my trade again, which is black smith
Ing. Sometimes little better, then worse scarcely
able to do any thing. l fingered along until three
Ssears ago, when Il was taken worse of hiy old com
plant followed by that besetting .ev of dyspeptics,
Hypocondriac. From this time up to seeing you. i
could eat but very sparinglJ OF light food, which al
ways distressed me. and was 0ften speedily elected
from my stomach. My suferings Of mind were beyond
what tongue can tell any imagine who has not
experienced similar torres. tried an ply sicaBs In
reach with but little benefit, and while IN the midst Of
hopeless suiferngs which, could they be told, would
fill v0lume.l happened to see your advertisement
Having ltfd the advice fall kinds OF physicians.
concluded to getyour opinion, though with little faith
that anything could help me. AfteradvisDg with you
determined 10 take some medicine the last and
nny resort. This was nearlya ycarslpee. am now
almostas well as ever. Latter part ofwnter worked
In my shop, having labored all summer. and now In
harvest cradle and NOV, doing a full days work. i
hevor tee any Of my old symptoms except when very
and havsexery reason to bcisveyou
viii make me as sound man as ever was in tile
world. am very glad lever saw yon, and sincerely
believe your treatment the hest known partcnlarly
for chronic Diseases You make whit use of this
you thinkpfoperssa Yours Will Tespeetsk aaus TaE
DEXTER u. JOHNSON
: Bath, Summit Co., o. Aug BelesI.
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EXTRAORDINARY WOMAN.---In the county
OF Harrison, Mis-, lives female hermit
curiosity, indeed, of her sex, because prone
to solitude and silence. She lives in a
house the fabric Of her own hands, cult.
Yates her own fields, splits her own rails,
does her own fencing, and the present au-
turnn she will have one hundred bushels OF
corn to, sell, and few hundred bushels of
potatoes, all the product of her own unaid-
ed and indomtable labors She lives alone
nor husbond, nor children, nor neighbors
(nearer than three miles, to cheer with
ray of social sunshine her singular and
voluntary isolation
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G- The sale Of cattle, &C., reaently i'm.
ported by the "Kentucky Importing Com.
pany, "'took place in Fayette county, in tina,
State, on the Goth ult. Fifteen cows and
heifers at prices ranging from $50 to $2I5
including one at 5000 and FIVE at over $500
each. Six bulls were also sold. one at ST..
500, and the next highest at $500. A
horse, ,seven years old, brought $1,000. A
number Of sheep were disposed of, at from
30 to $2s7 for bucks, and from 90 to 1868
for ewes; and ten pure Liverpool white and
seven improved Yorkshire hogs at from 90
to $40 each.
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The weekly Portage sentineI.
OF An apology is due to some Of oar pat.

or An apology is due to some Of odr pat.
rons, 10 this village, who for the last two
weeks, we understand, have failed TO receive
their paper. Our carrier is total stranger
in town, and has not yet become familiar
with the hafhes shd residences, of its citi-
zens. We will try to avoid the difficulty
In future, and we hope that those who may
at any time, fail to receive the Sentinel will
inform. us of the fact, that we may correct
the error as soon as possible.
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ATwATEk SEMIEARY.-The advertise.
ment Of Mr.. E. B. FArRcHrLD, the able Prin-
cipal Of the.Atwat,r Seminary, will be found
in another column. This School is we'll
located andjn>a fourshing condition.
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II EMBRO1DERIES--t largest and best
IL assortnent ever brought 10 this town, including
muslin and eanibre collars Chemizcttes and under.
sleeves, whchs will be sold at tre advance from
cost. at ..Eai. HOWELL d WITTER'S.
October 9th, 1854. 7
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SAINT CRoIxr UKrON.-We have received
the first humber of this paper published by
F. s. CABLE, and w. w. EAsroN, ct Still
water Minnesota Territory. s...a..
The number before us is fine weekly
sheet, wellprinted and we'll edited.
Mr.. CABLE is from Ohio, was formerly
the editor Of the Ohio. Picagune, and was
also for time connected with the Mirror
at .Sandusky. Success to him.
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A PrLPIr VETERAN.-A Venerable clrr.
gyman, aged ninety-nine. lately preached
by appointment in u town in New Hamp-
shire, where he began his ministry some
"eycnty-fiivc years ago! He was accompa-
MED by y deacon Of his church, aged seven
ty-fire, who has lived on the Pcnobscot riy.
'er for half a century. and has never before
gone down to its mouth since he went M
to settle in wilderness, as it were, in 1904.
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HoLMEs-,Wm. Reed has retired from
the Eara'sr and Democrat We much regret
to lose the benefit Of his cooperation in the
maintenance of correct and liberal princi-
pies; bnt We rejoice that so good Demo
crat as G. F. Newton is to be- his successor.
statesman.
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THE MooN.=-The Mahonietans believe
that the cavities which the telescope reveals
in the surface of the moon are made by blows
frem the wings of angels. Quite the oppo-
site, but hardly less ianciful is the opinion
Of the scttentious poet, Martin Farquhar
Tuppef, who locates He'll in the moon, be-
cause, as astronomers inform us, not a drop
of water is to be foudd on its surface.
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Teachers ExaminatiOn,

The ''Board of Examiners'' of Portage County, will
hold examinations tMs fall as follows: ~
ls Saturday, Oct. 2lst ut the close Of ie Teachers
Institute. 81. t. t-".
Cd, Saturday, November 4th.
id, - - lS h.
4th, '' December Cd.
The examinations will commence at 0 O'Clock A.
NJ. each day, in the Court House at Ravennu. unless
that room is otherwise occupied
All applicants will be expected to furnish satisfactory
evidence OF moral character.
The Board expect to hold no other examinations un-
It'll spring. BESJ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. 81, 1854 4.-lO-9t .-a.......
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JMIcHEL STEWART, Esq, has removed
his Office % che rooms over SwlrTs' Drug
Store in the brick building opposite the
Court House, where he may be found, ready
to attend tSdll business which may be in
trusted to him in the line of his profession.
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sheriff Sale.

DYvirtuc ofa writ Of Vendi Ev. to me directed and
- delivered from the Court OF Common Pleas Of por-
age county, ohio; shall expose to sale at public ven-
due az the Court House in the town of Ravcnna,
on Saturday The 25th day of November, nert,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, "A. NJ ard four
O'Clock. F. NJ. of said day, the following described
lands achievements to witt situate in the township Of
Charlsslown, in said county, known I'M. Easi half
lot number thirty, C3pl bounded north by lhe highway
East By l.. Parsons Heirs South by land belonging 10
Nelson Dec; West by land belonging to F. Loonis;
containing hlty-iour and forty hundreths Of al
acre. .-.. .......
Taken in Execution as The property Of Andrew r.
Haymaker, at the suit Of Harvey Hotykkiss.
Appraised at Sl7GO,GO.
Sherih7s Office, Portage Co.,l JAMES W0ODARD.
oetooer 2l, A. ID. 1854. ! r.. . Sheriff.
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Charlotte Hoskins and
all other heirs aud legal
Repres entatiyes Of
yames Hoskins, deed.
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Nos;cc--A<aiouruetl Safe.

IJERSUNAL Property belonging to the
L Estate, of Jonathan Soane, deceased; consis
tug Of Canal Stock in the Pennsy ylvaniit and Ohio
Canal Company, aiid other property will be sold II,
venduc, at the door of the Court House, in Kavcnna on
the 18th of November, inst, 1854, commencing at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and will continue from day to day
thereafter, till the property is sold. -
DARIUS LYMAN, Admir-.
RaVcnna. Nov. l. la5J.-Iw ..... .-.ss LID .
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For the Portage S.n,ir

nfif - For the Portage Sentinel.
Rev. D. C. WRIGnr, an eminent temper
onee lecturer, is expected to speak at the
Town Hall on Wednesday evening, the 22d
list. at 81 O'clock. His amusing anec-
dotes' agreeable pleasantly, and arguments
wer0 highly interesting to those who heard
him on the evening of the 9Th inst. Let all
who can, hear him. p.
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OF The receipts Of wheat in Milwaukee,
per failroad, for October, were 3l9, 9,6O5 BUSH
els--of barley, 50,44O bushels--hour 5000
bbis'' besides large quantity of other
stuGrs. .t.#
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Attention TeacherS-..W W. iInOt's

r. N G l. s Fl GRAMMER.-Th Author
~ having secured the copyright Of the above work
according TO law, happy 10 announce to the teacher,
Of the country th his large and splendid Chart is lou
in process of Publications, and will soon be present
cd by Mr. Wilmot or bis Agents. for the consi,leru
tOn of such teachers as desire to render the study
pupil. yi4nTA ~, -.a#-
fhis work is the fruit of years OF toll and invest
CATION, has been carefully prepared by the autho
with reference to teaching with RAPlDITY AccuRlC,
and INTEREST. The ECLEcTic CHART was FIRST intro
duced ard used by the author. He has been inform
cd however that un effort is being made to introduce
u chart somewhat similar to his own, but vet com
paraiivcy WORTHLESS. The undersigned would advise
Teachers, Booksellers aud all persons interested in cd
ucaonal reform. TO await the publication of aWil
mot's Ec,cctc Chart" which Is ONLY LEGiTiM Att
ihing u the kind IN the country. s.. ~.
The copyright Of the above work being secured, al
persons are hereby forbidden the publication thereof
unless by special arrangement with the author.
rT .s. E.C. WlLMOT.'
Rayenna. Nov. 10Th. 1854 '- = sai.e"tt F.
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6TDirections have been given by the
Viceroy of Egypt to dispatch ten thousand
additional men, with corresponding fcrce
Of artillery, to take part in the war in the
East. An English regiment from India,
with the same destination, Is shortly expect
ed .
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !

V1E AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION,
L. would respectfully announce TO INC citizens of the
United States aud the Canadas, that for the purpose of
cutvating taste for the line arts hrOughou the
try, and with view of enabling every family to be-
come possessed Of Il gallery of kngruvihgs,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF TIE AGE.
They have ct,rincd in order to create extensive
sale for their Engravinas, and thus ut only give
plOyment to large number OF artists and others, but
inspire among our cuuntryiuen taste for works of
art to present TO the purchasers Of their cngravings,
when 250,UU0 of which are sold, ....
$50 UGO GIFTS, OF THE Actual COST OF SI50GG6.
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving, therefore,
cy, but also ticket which entities him TO one of the
Gifts when the! are distributed
For FIVE DOLLARS, Il highly finished Engraving
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK
kTS will be sent; FIVE Dollars worth of splendid
Engravngs can be selected from the Catalogue, and
sent by return mail express.
copy of the Catalogue, together with a specimen
Of one of the EngraV.s, be seen AT the Office Of
this paper. .....-.. ..
For each Dollar sent, an EngrdriRg actually DOrth
ihat sum and GIFT Ticket, wiH Immediately be for
Udrded.
AGENTS:
The COmmitte believing that the success of this
GrEAT NATiUSA, UNDERTAEING will be materially pro-
inoted by the oncfg! and enterprise OF Intelligent and
persev eftng agents have resolved 10 treat with such
on the most liberal terms.
Amy person wishing to become Agent, by send
ing (post pad9 ST. WILL RECEIVE by RETURN OF
NAIL, Ono Dollar Egraving, GIFT TlLkEi,n II
Prospectus, Catalogue and all other necessary itor
nation.
On the final completion Of the sale the Gifts will be
placed IN the hads of COMMITTEES 4" thg PuRt HAsERs
to be DISTRIBUTED, due notice Of which Will b. given
Throughout the United States and the Canadas.
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New NIap or Portagc COMM.

IRON original surveys by P. ]. Browne,
i G. f., author ofTrumbuil county, and tho princi-
pal Cities and counties in the State Of New York show
Ing all the Roads Railroads. Streams, Mills, Churches,
Wagon Shops. ell Egynaees, Factories and Machine
Shops and all the buildings principally through the
whole County land also the lines Of the original lots
carefully including those who subscribe I'D advance 70
the map, price ave doafs payable on delivery o the
map. tsa-H
t..ysa Assf Al y4sN-.ftT errsgsg
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Franklin Seminary.

THE TEACHERS of ShalersvilIe Insti-
J. tatc have made ugemers to change their To-
cation aud open school a Franklin Mills. to com.
m.ncc on Monday. NV. 2?tl 1854. ..... ... .
Together With the Academic School. Mercantile
Department has been arranged and the services Of Mr..
Cn,s PEckf have been secured as one of its ntlia-
gers AID lecturers. J. X. PICKErT,
80. PICKETT.
sFormer Principal Of Foisou.'s Mercantile Branch.
Nov. eth. IeJ4.--4tS 81. ...
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The whole press of Philadelphia are out in favor
OF Hooflnds German btterS. they are prepared by
DE-. c. M Jackson. We glad to record the success
Of This valuable remedy for ID, srpsia, us we believe
il supplies lrsideratum in the medical world loug
needed. The wretchcd imitators and counterfct.rS
have withdrawn their noStrums from the market, and
the public are spared from the danger of swallowing
poisonous mixtures in lieu of the real B:tters. "
HcruM.
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CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, jacob V. Nell,
- Ann C. Neil, John Beary, Emily Beery, Henry
Bhery, Louisa Beery, Jonathan Elscy. Eliza Elsey
hbner Hoskns. who reside heStltc Of Micigan)Jan
HoSkins, Mary hOskns, and Sabna Hoskins are here
by notified that Charlotte HOskins andJacOb " Nell,
administrators, have filed in said Court their petition
praying for the sle n the following premises; 10 wit:
bounded ON the East of lot line number D eleven In
The pof Pamyra on the south by other land OF
The said James Hoskins the west by third lot line on
The north by land Of George Crate being part Of lot
number eleven, in the south division Of lots IN said
township of Palmyn, containing forty acres Of land
more or less, more particularly described in said pc.
htipn IN order to discharge the debts Of said rcedcnt
ana ut the next torn 0f said Court SO soon there
after as the same legally he done order will be
taken for the sale of said real estate unless said per.
sons appear pleade, answer, or, demur thereto. d.
JACOB V. NELL. Administrators Of
CHARLOTTE HosKINS,i James fioskins.
fxv
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H [, DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving
i his stock of Fall and Wiuter Goods bought within
the last three weeks in New York and Boston, and is
poparedt TO sell them at extraordinary low prices (ow
Ing to the great decline in many st! les OF goods and he
assures his CUSTOMERS aud The public that he intends
always tn keep up with the times and will sell low
any oa,er establishment west OF New York. ~
Oct. IL, 1854. a II. l.. DAY.
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Probate NOEicc.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
\ tIrc.ttd, that the Executors aId Administrators
the following estates. have prcscud to the Court
nc Probate for the county of Portage, in the Stat Of
Ohio, their several settlement accounts which
PLACED on ale IN the Office of the Judge Of said Court
and continued for the inspection and ,Ncnpto OF all
persons Interested. until Monday, the 4,h day Of De-