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Sheriffs Office, Ravenna, Jan. lst, 1862
Cherry PectOral versus s. HI. Mo-
laSSeS.

TN order that the good people in "this part
l. Of the country may not be deceived by the well
intended but misrected advice of Drygoods dealers
who are interesting themselves in regard to the rem
edies which should DO used, We wish to inform them
that have had less to do with what are call
ed patent medicines for a long period of tlme and
as our customers can testify we are very cautious
about recommending them, but we would like to sug-
gest that isnot worth the while for them to listen to
the advice of those who trying to build up the sale
article be It ever ''honest and paateabe,' that
can with difficulty bo distinguished from favored N.
o. Syrup, by endeavOring TO depreciae remedy the
component parts of which are known and which Is
certainly an article of value. sour relations and
personal acquaintances this side Of Philadelphia,
New York and Boston" have tried both Of them and
there is doubt medical virtue in enc bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pecoral than in dozen of favored mos
asses and II is ascertained by experiment that
sea be produced By an improper dose of the one
almostas certainly as by the other. #a
GENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectoral for sale
VI at the sign ofthe Golden Mortar JAM >, 1855,
z Brls Bleached Winter Lamp oil just re
~ ceived and for sale by ,7tp p+" af 1. SWIFT.
Jan, s. 1855, t..H p I'D.
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Ohio State Teachers Association.

OAlO SassGc AcSaCACFS <ASSOCadtsOH'
These faitful ministers of good who so
quietly, yet so surely, strengthen whatever is
sound in the foundation of Society und of the
State, the School Teachers of Ohio, held
their State Association in Cincinnati last
week. The, memory of the faithful dc ad
Samuel Lewis and Nathan Guiford were ap-
propriately cherished and steps taken to up
hold and advance the great cause of Educa-
ton. DR. Lord is TO be agent of the Associa-
ton; Mr. Barney was thanked for his Official
labors.
The receipts of the Association, $l5l, the
salary Of the State Agent, Dr.. Lord, 81 800
ayear.
The Committee appointed to report upon
holding the next annual meeting in one ofthe
steamers on our Northern Lakes, reported
tavorably, but requested further time to &C.
certain the expense of chartering steamer.
Mr. White, Of Cleveland, was added to the
Committee.
The following officers were chosen for the
ensuingyear.
President. A. Kickoff, Esq, Of Cincin-
natl.
Recording Secretary-Wm Mitchell, ol
Knox county.
Corresponding. Secretary-James Marvin,
Of Trumbull county.
Treasurer-D. C. Pearson, of franklin
county.
Executive Communicable. A. D. Lord
Chairman; Rev. A. Duncan, Newark: John
Williams, Esq. of Lancaster: james Camp
bel' Esq, Of Dayton; A. c. Duel. Esq, OF
Urbana, D. F. DeWolf, Esq, of Titin; w.
F. Hawthorne, Esq, of Franklin.
Finance Commttee-M. F. Cowdry,
Chairman; Mr.. Holenbeck, Of ofPerrysburgh:
Ansel Page, Esq, Of Hamilton: H. Ander-
son, Esq, Of Montgomery; H. s. Martin Esq,
of Stark county.
A Vice President for each Congressional
District was chosen. in the 9th,. Andrew
Freese, Cleveland ..'
3Prof. Branard, of Cleveland offered ares
olulion that Prof. Kirkland be invited to de-
liver the next semi-annual address, before
the scientific section Of the Association.
Convention adjourned to meet again upon
n cali of the Executive Committee
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- J.H. BosTwICK e. Co.

N o. 7, again before the public, little la
lN ter than USUAL but all the better for the people
late purchases in the City, always give the advan
agc of 10 per cent. earlier purchases As goods
have lately gone down 25 per cent. in this town. lover
the leO we will cndeav1 to give our customers the
advantage of our late purchasers, which will reduce
our former large profits rs per This is great
falling OF and the Only way to make up the deficiency
is TO sell big pile of Goods, so come on friends We
arc ready for any thing and any prices.
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PIense faIko Noliee.

TN these Hard Times we will endeavor To-
j. to make II easy possible 10 purchasers parc-
ularly In the saving Of cash. g9ao t g ~ g y
WeNiil Tor the cash deduct 5per cont. on any bin
amounting to ten dollars or over after selling the goods
at the lowest cash prices. w I'Fs3 ~ -. ~
! Nov. q, 1854. J.H. Bosrwicx 4 70.
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Inforr,latiOn Wnnfed.

THE undersigned are desirous of obtain
L ing information as to the residence of John Dona
hue, A anthony Colgan, and Thomas Gaver. The two
formerly resided in Galloway county, and
the last named in Meyo county, Ireland. Anthony
Colgsn when last heard from in Springfield Ill .,
and Patrick Gaver was ut Terra Hauto, Indiana -
Any Information in regard to any one or all of the
persons above named may be left at the Post hicc
Drakesburgh Portage countys Ohio.
JOHN KALEY,
PATRlCKWELCH.}
Inn l. 1S55.* 9o.9w
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-Hoa. GEO. Bliss, has our thanks for
q copy Of the "CoMrrND'uM OF THE UNI
TED STATES Census. 1t IL a valuable doc
nment-just the thing we wanted.
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G. L. DERBY, Actaary @. A.&L.A.
TO THE FRIENDS OF ART. n

The Conimittee Of Management Of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association. being desirous of extending the BEN
elt Of the Institution to every portion Of the Upited
states wish to appoint soRe responsible persons
Honorary Secretaries in cities and towns where none
are alreaay appointed. Address, tat either once.
G. L. DERBY, Actnary O.. A. & u. a, ~
. a.gll3ai 34s Knickerbocker Once, New York, or s
i ss;iua fal' ~ l66 Water Street, Sandusky, O. Il
Eh5 E9 j. s.. HERRICK, RaveDna, o.,
4ot-lw. Hon. Sec. G. a. & L. A,
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Interesting News from tHle East--
IEhG fiall Of SnIlaSROnNI

THE last Telegraphic dispatch reports the
i fall of Scbasopol, the stronghold OF the Russians
could not withstand the combined efforts Of the French
and English but the fall of Scbast0pOl is rot greater
than the fall in the price Of Boots Shoes, Caters and
goods generally at the store of J. II. Bostwck & Co.
All kinds OF CATERS and winter shoes for ladies we
will sell cheaper than we ever sold them before; the
cashor ready pay will bring cheap shoes to the purcha-
ser. Ave.. .. .. ... .
Great Reduction ia BauRets. We have q few satin
bonncts on hand yet. whoever wants II bonnet here is
the place to buy it, We will sell the whole lot sing
~ at ten per cent. above cost.
Nov. % 1854 J. II. BOSTWICK e. Co.
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For Sale,

A LOT and small House with four
90 n good rooms and buttcry, a good Cistern,
iisER Barn and plenty of good Grated barring Fruit
Trees, .{e-.Gs;F III '..tHr. rs a.f b. jr-2 '5J
Said lot Is situated on Sycamour St. one lot south Of
Main. For particulars enquire Of X. r. KINosBURY.
Ravenna, March 2e 1884. sh ts4@ A6S.tf
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THE ADVANTAGES SECURED

by becoming member Of this Association are
list. All persons receive the full Ualue of their sub
scriPtion at the start, m the shape of sterling Maga-
zine Literature. =, ~ - -
Cd. Each member is contributing toward purchasing
choice Works fart which to be distributed among
themselves, aud are at the time encouraging the
Artists Of the country, dsbursing thousands of dollars
through its agency. .
The increasing interest felt in the advancement Of The
Fine Arts warrants the beef that this Association WILL
with the powerful aid of Literature, become at
universally popular, as ii not only cultivaes and en-
courages the Pine Arts but disseminates sterling tera
ture throughOutthe land thereby adapting itself to the
present wants and tastes of the American people, ea
bling both rich and poor to make their homes pleasant
and attractive by the aid of Sculpture, Paintings, and
the best reading matter which the wide range of Amer
icaH and Foreign Literature affords. -'G 7a ts'
Persons remitting funds for memberahip, should
mark letters "Registered' and state the month which
which they wish their magazines to commence and al
their post Office address in faH, ON the recipt of
which, certificate Of membership together with the
magazine desired, will beforwarded TO any part of the
country. Es I,T-Fg
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores will
observe by joining this associations they receiue the
Magazine and Free Ticket In the annual dis
all at the same price they pay for the Magazine
Fofces of the Association, at the Knickerbocker
Magazine Office, 34s Broadway, New York, and at No.
100, Water ST., Sandnsky, Ohio. Address, (at either
ofice.) @ B Nltief4assts a at m +
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(trr"T am glad, !" said the Rev. DR.. y
70 the Chief Of the little Ottowas, "that you
do not drink whiskey, but II grieves me to
hnd that your people use SO much Of it, g.ls,,-
.aAh, yes,',replied the chief, and he fixed
q penetrating and expressive eye upon the
Doctorywhich communicated reproof before
he uttered II. gaatWe Indians use a great deal
SfThisksy ,bnt we do not make it." tt
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TOHN Fl. BOSTWICK g. Co., are intro

TOUN Fl. BOSTWICK g. Co., are intro-
dueing an entirely new medicine TO this part Of the
country, for curing colds, coughs, and consumpons
We have very iitie to do with patent medicines, but
having had several aggravated eases Of consumhtion
and colds come under our knowledge that have been
cured We are H. duced to keep it to SELL II has indeed
done wonders for several Of relations and many of
our personal acqual. .tances.
is without doubt an honest medicine and very pal
ctcaLlc. 1t does not produce that nausea which an
over dose OF Ayers Cherry PectOral causes and for
sore throat fur exceeds all other medicines that has
been before the pubic. Price dollar per bottle or
six for $500. Try il.
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,a- The Poor in New York.

las showing to what depth Of calamity hu-
man beings are brought, we append revela-
ton OF d late New York paper:
."Weheard story last stnight-itwas sim
pIe oue-one of thousand-which made the
blood run cold through our veins, though the
air of the room was genial, and the heat that
of summer. A policeman saw a small and
delicate boy creeping arouud corner by a
grocery, evidently bent on stealing some ex-
posed fruit. Before the lad had made'a GRIM
inai' ,of himself, otherwise than in thought,
the officer took him by the arm. To all
questions the lad only replied, however, with
sobs and repeated entreaties to the officer
'to come and see his mother He went and
found her "a Christian woman who but late
lyshad been in better circumstances She
was fai,t--sick--almost dead, for lack OF
food. Mother nor son had tasted it for days
and therewas none to provide it for them.
Relief was profiered Immediately, but after
lingering day or two tho woman died--star-
we'd TO death. These are hard times, They
are tough for the rich, but they grind the poor.
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J. n. BOSTWICK & cos, ADV'S,

TOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., have still
y onhaud q fine assortment of Ladies Caters and
Shoes Of all kinds. We direct attention particular?
to our CATERS 1t if from perfect knowledge of the
fact that we make this assertion that we can and will
sell the best French Lasting Cater for one dollar and
fifty cents that can be found in Ravcnna. All who
wish TO satisfy themselves of the fact call ut our
tore.
Dee. 81, 1854 ..-. Do ..
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ONE OF THE MEN. THE Rockingham(Va.)
Register thus describes citizen of Pendle-
ton county, Fredrick Kiester by name:
He ishow in his 8Sth year, and has killed
during his life one thousand deer, ten elk.
three hundred bears, thirty panthers, and fif.
ty-three wolves. He was volunteer in the
whisky insurrection, and has a very young
wifc, withtwo interesting.young boys.
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Henry r. SeynaOu

Henry T.. SeymOuf'S Estate. q
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lV signed has been duly appointed and qualified Ad.
minisrator of the Estate Of Henry T. Seymour late Of
Ravenna, Portage county, deceased
~ ERASTUS CATER Jt. .
Ravenna, Dec. 2e, 1854 =! taH 4a5-3w.
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FOlH nd

0N the goth day of November last | found
" on the premises occupied by myself lot of axes,
which are in my possession, and which tho owner may
have by describing the same and paying CHARGES for
advertising. 's' b. b. QUITS,
Paris. Dec. O, 1851. '.a-'
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A 5 the year 1854 has come to a close, and
II We have entered upon New Year, we desire to
ave all accounts our Ledger closed, and requests
all who have accounts with Gull during
this month and settle, either by cash note. the formoF
would be preferred. RoWELL & W1TTER.
Ian. 3. 1855. ass, .sq,,t = 9#a.4s.l
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American Mutual insurance Co.
Of AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK-The
" subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above company, prepared to take risks against dam
ages by FIRE. at as low rates as any other
Company. .a... .s." .aaH g-ssa i.
IT j7LossEs ADJUSTED PRoMPTLY-EI Fa
Ravenna, Dec. 1852 t.'"r II. w. SMITH. ID
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bishops Excelsior Tooth paste; Birges
- Tooth cream; Tooth powder; Tooth soap and
brushes; Tooth ache drops; Tooth ache balls. for
sale at SEIFT'S.
Dec. 90, 1854,
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Oh how are the mighty fallen, Oh!
" what depression in the Tea market. I2i in one
short month is certainly knocking of large profits in
hurry and merchants generally are getting rich too
fast, we will try and have the profits ixed at about v
ing rates, motto is Give and let ve) good Tea so
cent Tea, tha was) will sell for 33l per b-
Please mark that.
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A s this is progressive world, we will en-
Ia deavor to keep up with the fast tmos, without any
particular Kind of aid 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 2J cent reduction. -
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w E will sell better Calico for 81 cents,
w than was ever dreamt of in mans economy, and
we back up this assertion by producing the goods;
and furthermore We will sell J. Briggs & Co.'S, Dun
nells. Richmond and Carr's best Madder prints, for
TO- Mark that too.
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Axes! AXcs!! ....
TONER'S Hurds, Powell's and Collins
O Choppiug and Broad Axes, of the best quality at
manufacturers prices and warranted.
Nov. 90. +. #. RICHARDSON.
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SILKS, SILKS-All we ask, is for the
~ people to come and see them, and the goods will
sell themselves. Iis only necessary say here that
We will sell black Silks yurd wide for $780, and
one yard and quarter, for SI75 Don't forget that
as you pass along. - t.H
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Neru a0uertigtulrlltz,
Teeth Teeth =!

RULLLOCK'S chemical washing soap, a
~ new article said to be superior to any in For
sale at Jan. 3, 1855. SWIFT,S
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FOU nd

IN the walk, near the, Depot of the G. g.
" p. r. r., pockct-book, which eau be obtained by
the owner fthey give full and complete description
of the same to CHARLES WALDO.
Ravcnna, Nov. 10, 1854. 4S9-tf
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in-
In terested that Executors and Administrators on the
following Estates have presented to the Court OF Pro-
bate for the County of Porage In tho Sta to of Ohio
their several settlement accounts which are placed on
hle in the office Of the Judge Of said ourt and con
tinued for the inspection and exception of all PERSONS
for hearing 10th day of January, 1855. a&4 r II
John Warmers Estate, Final Settlement
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NOTTCE-Dr. B. NORTON, would in
form his friends aud tic public that he has moved
his office, to his Dwelling House, on Main ST., nearly
opposite the Town Hail.. in Ravenna where he ready to
attend to all the calsin his profession.
August "16, t5I. .s- 477-tf
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IRY GOODS.
Al v, HORR g. co,
Winfer sroclk on Gnnds.

A T the ShalersviIle cheap store, A. ".
II HOrr Co., with pleasure would announce 10
eIr customers, and the public that they have made
their last trip East for the purchase Of Goods s sea
son, and now receiving and opening their fourth
general stock oods IN 1854, which been bought
under the most favorable creHmstanees as t Is The
dull season for trade In Market and the holders Of
Goods very anxious 10 close heir stocks htveTy
low prices, will therefoni offer great Inducements
them who may wish goods ~ low figures and will favor
u with call. Il -tIHlI ... ..
We have on hand now, the best nssortmen Mt than can
be found any establishment 10 the Western Reserve
all are respectfully invited 70 call.
Dee. 90, 1854.
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WE will give a few articles that can be

WE will give a few articles that can be
w found at all times at our Store. Dress goods,
Dress trimmings, Collars Undersleevas, Laces, Edg
ings, white goods of all kinds, Linens Hosiery, Cloves
Wells. Cords, Tassels, Buttons, zephy Worstcd Shirt
Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Shawls,
Flannels, Innings, Checks, Stripes, Tickngs, Jeans,
Satinnets, Cassimeres Doe skins, Broad Cloths Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Mats Rugs Ribbons, Bonnets, cur
tain Muslin, Comforts, Suspenders, Fringes, &C.,
Gaitcrs Boots, Shoes, Groceries and spices, Crock
ery Glassware, and every thing that the necessities of
the people demand. 'H 80
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BROAD CLOTHS at a bargain. We wi!

K NO-iD OLO IIo Ut UdTgdIH. we VIII
Sc II the remaining lot of cloths cheaper than any
body else dare sell them. We are bound to lower the
pile, if selling cheap will do it, so come on all who
ware thread bare coats aud have to ink over the
SCANS on account OF hard times, we will eHdcavor to
soften tue prices at least, that complain
We have an extensive assortment of Goods vet
which will be sold at exceedingly low prices. Bon
nets, Ribbons, Silks, DeLas, Marinocs dress goods
generally Comforts. knit sacks for children Hoods
Satclels Umbrellas, &C., and large lot of prints that
We mast sell at some price. Dec. %, 1854.
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DAY STATE SHAWLS.-Attehtion
~ After the first day of January will sell our
shawls at ten per cent above cost, having bought
large otwe are desrous of disposing of them before
spring. Just give US call and We will warrant you
good bargains. Dee. %. lej4.
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COLE LEATHER just reed and for sale
~ bv fNov. Is A. " Horn & Co.

"SHAKERS" Fluid extract Of vaIenar
~ for nervous diseases. Price 2j cts per bottle;
WrghtS Kathairon u article for the Hair; Ponds
pain destroyer and healing extract Troupe & Fcka-
sott' Black Linmcnt; Liquid polish for Leather &C.;
polish for furniture; shaving and soaps; trans
parent and fancy soaps Burwe's washing soap; Cod
Liver oil IN bottles; cough remedies Of every descrip
ton. For s:laat SWIFT'S,
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DA!MTS, OILS, &c.-250o ground zinc,
l. 1900 dry zine, 1000 White Lead, bbs linseed oil,
carriage varnish Japan spirits turpcntine, &c. Sell
ling cheap by a, V, Horn 4 Co.
Nov. Is. ....
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Notice.

Notice. ~
nRS. Fl. PRATT e. A. BASSET having
~ formed co-partnership for the practice of their
profession, and can be found Except when profess
sional business) 1T the Office of DR.. Pratt f. w,
Seymour's Store or by enquiry at the Drug Store Of
c. Hatch. 90
Ravenna, February il. 1854. 45l-tf
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES-25 hhds
~ prime N. o. Sugar, just reed, selling at Ct cts per
ID, TO- 13bbls choice moIasscs at 81 cts per gal.
Nov. To- A. " Horn g. Co.
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PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.

The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
aembero OF this Associations and entities him to either
one of the above Magazines for year, and also TO
ticket in the distribution Of the Statuary and Paintings
which are to be allotted to members in January. =
Persons taking five memberships entitled to any
vo OF the Magazines enc year, and to sir tickets in
the di istribution.
Persons, on becoming members, can have their Mag
azine commence with any month they choose, and re.
lY on its being mailed to them promptly the first of
every month, direct from the New York and Phiadcl
pha Publishers. ,a
LITTEL'S LIVING AGE, Weckiy, is furnished one
year and two memberships for Sc. ',.-. p D.
The net proceeds derive from tho sale Of member
Ships are devoted to the purchase of Works of Art for
the ensuing year.
Books open to receive names at the Eastern office
New York, or Western office, Sandusky.
The Gallery of Art is located at Sandusky (he West
ern Office of the Assocation,) where sRperb Granite
Baidfngs have been erected for it, and in whose spa
cious saloons the splendid collection of Statuary and
Paintings are exhibited.
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DRY GOODS.
II I. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS,
BY Express.

lust received at No. 2, Phoenix Block,
81 piece Black Twillea Ladies CloIh, piece dark
brown do, piece Green do, piece DrEb DO. Of su-
poror quality and hnish which win be sold 10 CORES
pond " ith the times by II. L. DAY.
Dec. 20. 1854. 81 .sa z lirtf
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'Hhe Greek Slave.

BAcCHANTE, VENUS, FLORA, HEBE, AND THE
DANCING GIRL!
THE above celebrated Statues, together with FIF-
L TEEN STATUETTES IN BRONZE, and several
hundred MAGNIFICENT OIL PAINTINGS, form the
collection Of prizes to be distributed among the mem
bers Of the Cosmopolitan Art Association ut the first
annual distribution, in January next
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LIT
ERARY ASSOCIATION,
Organized for The encouragement and General
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NHOES-We have received our stock of
~ Boots and shoes, consisting of all styles fer ladies'
girls, gents, boys and childrcns wear. We sell them
very Cheap and fast. A. v HORR q Co
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CLOTHS AND. CASSIMERES-a large
" assortment just opened, which were purchased ex-
tremely low, and will be sold accordingly. II you
want bargain In either call on
RoWELL & WITTER.
October 9th, 1854.
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ShaIersviIIe 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
meneed receiving their stock Of fall goods, and will
merely add that they have been purchased at very low
rates, and will be sold accordingly. Call and Judge
for yourselves. A.V. H0RR & Co