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PHOTOGRAPHS AND

III FORD, Artist, would take this
rOI method to return his most sincerehr
~ thanks To his numerous friends and patrOnsP~
~ for their very liberal patronage, ANA wonldC-~
~ say that he has recently fitted ard arraBs ed ~
n his rooms In the most extensive and cOnve-0 =
. hient style, making il of the pleasanlest -
and best arranged galleries In NOrtf ern =
- Ohio, and having secured all the lateS m =
prOvements pertaining TO The PEoTOGRA -
z PHO Art he is better tnan ever prepared -
the best OF every style of Likeness known to -
- PHOTOGRAPHS . q
HSOf all sizes, from the common Daguerreo-
type size To life size tax Ell from common -
~ Ahbrotypes or Daguerreotypes, and colored -
sin oil or water sellers; ngsr,.prs -
= Nothing need bo said In regard TO FoTd'S "
F|common sized Ambrotypes. as his large in -
- crease ofcustom shows that they are duly apr
x preciated by the lovers of the Fine Arts. ~
But having purchased new'instruu ent and appa-
ratus of the largest szo-bcing four times large
as any other instrument in the county--he is enabled
to make Amtroypes and Photographs, cabinet size,
from small DagucrreOtyp,s or Ambrotypes, which
for depth of tone, beauty of uish aud durability can
not be equalled by ary other process.
The instrument being new and patented, Ford has
secured the exclusive patent right foe this couh1y
Therefore, having no competition in magnined Am.
brotypes he will furnish them to all for small con
sideratou--nnt more than has been usually charged
for liz enesse S Que fourth the ,f1e.
DAGUERREuTIPES.
the chemicals and apparatus in this dGpartm cnt
are always keptin WorRlng or cr and all who prefer
this style of likeness, can have them the shortest
nCtice.
SOMETHING NEW
PICTURES ON PATENT LEATHER.
Just the th & t" send hy mail-ack uowcdged by
all to be The best thing for that purpose kEown. al
and Ggta .Zehfor your fTionds.
FIraly, ,tfyol wont first best likeness AIRY size
description, call at Furd's Rooms, and examine hi.
large collection of spec mems, and learn his price,
betoro securing them elsewhere, ana you will be cC
vinced that it is he place 10
''Secure the shadow @ e the substance fades"
Rooms in Seymour's Block, north side Of Public
Square. RHYenni, June 4. 1857
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SOMETHING NEW
PTCTIJPE.S ON TENT TEATHE
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

| IT HE subscriber having taken the old sta nd
L ofDurham & Gardner two doors east ofthc brick
clock in Ravena, Intends to c0ntiDut the BooT SuoL
and LEATHER buaiHess in all its branches.
He wilkcep on hand, 10 meet the wants 0fhis Gus
TONERS genera lassormcntin the hootand Shoe line
ofall huds ofbOth eastern and home made work IAN
most Kinds ofLeathar. Innings. Findings. Lasts. &c.
Alhome made wort; " lbe OF the bestmatara that
be procured: and having Engaged the services of
MIR. SHAW, to do his cutting, whO has been employed
a cutteriR some Of the best establshmentsn in the
country. he aatters himsalfhe furnShhs custom
1rs with any ariicleih the Shocline that will
comparein style and durability with the best work
made, eilner east or wcet.
Cash, Veal skinsand mostkinds sofproincetakeni
ment-March Ia ,1655-33-tf. JOHNGILLlS.
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Furniture 6 Upholstery
I. & j. VANCE.

4 RE daily receiving at their elegant and
n spacious Warerooms, ... .-.
No. Z PHOENIX BLOCK, RGvennn, o.,
large and valuable additions to their assortment Of
Furniture and Upholstery goods, enabling them to
offer to the public greater variety of choice, beau
f aud substantial articles in their line than ever
before Their stock being large, and purchased di-
rect from the manufacturers. they take pleasure In
saying tat they prepared to supply any demands
made upon them and upon terms which viii guar
antcc entire satisfaction.
l. RHYruua. MAY ID, 1887
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GAGER & CO.'S
Steam Marble Works.

fNHE subscribers are now prepared to fill
l. all orders for Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb
Tablets, Spires, Imposing Stones, Paint stones, Bu-
rcau Tops, Table Tops, Of every variety aud style,
and ofthe very choicest of
ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLE.
Also, Iron Railing of every description, for ceme
terics, public and private buildings, verandahs, foun
tnins, balconies, and other ornamental Iron Work of
decorative character, all of which is executed with
the express view of pleasing the taste, While they
combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction. Amy person wanting Iron Railing, OF
any Of the above mentioned iron work, will be fun
nished at precisely
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
as are preparing TO do our polishing md fin
shing by steam, ard having large stock of the bcs
quality Of marble. we would invite all those wishing
anything in the above line % give call befor re pur
chasing, as We are cOnhdehtswe can suit them in
style, price, ,'etc.
O PAN kinds Of grain TAX en- In exchange 70 work.
Z. T. GAGER,
G.. NJ. ANDERSON.
Hartford, Trumbult county, Ohio.
GEORGE HhUTzELL, Agent, Decrfrtd, Ohio.
HIRAM PYLE, Agent, SGiem, Ohio.
February 10, IS57-ly f-.s
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/ FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Babbet Metal,
~ Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, spelter, Crow-bars,
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope, etc.. etc, at
4. T. RICHARDSON'S,
August 81. 1857 No. Phoenix Block.
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to change his IloGc OF DONG business s3Aewhat ana
adopt the
Cash and Ready Pay System.
A morchsnt who receives prompt payment for the
articles he may SELL can always afford 10 furnish them
at a lower prce thln wheu sold on long credit, with
the pro spect Of losing considerable portion. From
snd after the Ist of N0Yomber. therefore, the under
signed will adhere strictly TO the plan of payment IN
hand either of money or produce, for goods 1t his
store.
My goods were bought 4nder the pressure of the
times nd at low figure. They were selected with
care and TASTE and will be sold for Ready Pay cheap
TO than ever goods were before offered in Palmyra.
/ have a GOOD assortment of almost everything
needed by any community. Among the articles, o
few will be mentioned, leaving the balance to be ex
aaiined by customers. In the fist VIII be found
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Prints
DelGines, Coburgs, Merinos, Foreign ant
Domestic Cinghams, Silk. Bay State ant
Broche Shawls, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Ready
Made Clothing, Yankee Notions, etc.
The undersigned takes this opportunity to tende
his hearty thanks To The people for their generod
patronage and favor in past time, and hopes to de
'eiG SPslmyra, October 90, 1857 EFT. JONES.
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|0O4 GIIts. -. . 10

NJ HAMMER OE I)lS lBU llON.
The tick cts filled Quito correspond with the atov
list will be placed IN sepsrate scaled envelopes, ad
the VIII ,ie placed in hoXtor the purpost, and from
which the customer will be eutitl-d to draw one at
rand o for each picture purchased as above, and the
goods spccldcd will bo firGsshcd at the usual retail!
prices nd t.t every one shall have equal chance
The numbe ~ tickets will always 'e kept the sam
ag soon s 6 is drawn. an0 other Of the same 2moui
win be put ;n it's place
The 81 SO pictures will be 9utnp as horetofore In
fine doubI. nilt ca ses with silk velvet lining and
stamped mats, and warra ed fl'5y equal in every
RESPECT to any that can be ohtaincd for the san t
price in any room in Northern Oiu.
In addition to the above scheme, we shall continue
to Du up kcnesseA for those who Wish them, for IS
cents ard S each.
Now we would say to each and every 0newho wants
go3G Nk eness. cone along. Where can you d" as
well? You get your k encSS as chrhp US III any other
place; you are to get back portion ofc price
and may receive several tunes the amount paid--but
u word to the wise is s.ficicul
Remember oar Rooms are over halrd's Jewelry
Store AIIep,s HlocH south side Oi uain ST. RAvGnnu.
August 81, 1857 l.. .STAFFtR " co.
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Crlstadora's Hair Dye!

Within nut. she'll all the merits lie.
OfCristadora's never equalied Dye;
Red 1t makes black to brown transforms n grew
And keeps the 6bres always from decay
This matchlcss revitazing Hair Dye. still holds its
position as the most harmless and efticacious Hail
Dye in THE WORLD. Prepared and sold. wholesale
and reail and applied in ten private rooms at R1s
TADoRA's, No. g AsToR House.. BROADWAY, NEw York
and by all Druggists and Perfulneis In the United
States.
AGENTs-John D. Park and Solon Palmer, Gin
cinnati. Ohio. ~
March s, IS57-ly.
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r. A. BAlRD,
No. 8 ALIENS BLOCK. Z

I'm ns I'd RanWt
No. 8 ALIENS BLOCK. =.
4 LOT of fine and fashionabl !, 'JEWELRT
Il just opened Prices TO suit The tfnfes. Gdods
warranted us represented. HH-f.vg
ta JEWELRY. ..ass.. s,f;a
Cameo and gold Pins and Ear.drops, Rings Lock-
cts, Lockei-riHgs and Fins, Bracelets, Necklaces,
Gold Thmbles Pencils, Guard Hooks, Ribbon
Slides, Watch Keys, Studs, Collar and Sieve But
toGs, etc., etc. -. '.''
Fine gold and silver Watches of first quality, soma
fine Levers of my own importation IN extra heavy
Hunting cases-the best Watches toing! Pertons
wishing reliable and durable time-keepcr will do
well TO call aud examine the stock. e q. ...,
SILVERWARE.
Our silverware is warranted pure. Spoons, FoiAs,
~ PLATED GOODS. ta~ .aa.
Plated goods of the best manufacture. SpOoDsS
Forks, Knives, Cream, Gravy aud Soup Ladies'.
.'te CLOCKS. L''EN-
Clocks of various styles. Warranted to keep go6
time. Prizes from 50 upwardF ~ III iElllH ~
CUTLERY. .a,',.,..,
a good assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Shears, Scissors, etc all Of No. quality. ~ f13
r.' SPECTACIES. a12'9a W
The real Pebles Ooncave, Convex and Periscopi6a
in gold, silver, steel and plated frames. ,s,t -l7
GOLD PENS. .'
Smith & Todd'sand Morton's Pehs-said 10 be tLe
best anufactured. ,s"E' t't5 ~ $500
DAGUERREAN STOCK. sayf
A full ASSORTMENT Of Cases, Mats, Preseryers,
Glass, etc., at lowest wholesale prices. ~ tS"'
MUSICAL. 71aeE ,ss
Viollns. Accordeons, Violin Bows, Bridges and
Keys Violin Bass-viOl and GuitqF Strings 81 %
RaIenna. May 81, 1857 taE ~ Din.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

The subscriber has just received his FalI
stock Of Black, Blue, Brown, French and English
Broadclotbs of superior quality. Also, Black and
Fancy Cassineres of the n0atest and
patterns Also Il full assortment of Vcstngs OF all
knds the most RECHERCHE Velvet Vestings may be
found nj my store, also SILK and Satin. The rern-
taton Of my cutting department is fully established,
being competent 10 suit both old and young.
October g. 1857 CHAS. GREBNFIELDFR.
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NalhorhS Aiu IlIHteu Dc ihiHcs'
Persian Twill,
Silk Stripe, .... Persian Cloth,
Mernoes, &c., &C.,
and allvariees of good. to be found for iI.e .dies
| We can show better Debege for lie. than You can
buy for I2s c. Better Ginghams for l2tc. than you
can buy elsewhere. The prottest prints offered for
j2I c. The prettest Coburg iur 81 you find
and the seine thing right through the stock
Merino, CA-lGc ere, Plaid and BrOcIa shaw Is, In
style and price which defy competition. Brown
sheetings, from G!e to 9c. per yard, which j. ONE
per yard less than they can be oudd in this part
Of the world. Linen, silk and cambric Handkt r.
chiets. Gents NeckerchieE, Ladies; Hosiery and
msLt One word On Ladies' Collars.-.We have the
largest and best assortment ever produced, which is
saying considerable. LADIES' brass hoops 2Oc. per
sett. Canton and wool nannes all grades and prices.
On Canton 6annels we can Offer inducements, as we
buy them by the case. Suffice it to say, we have
better Canton funaefor l23c than can be bought for
lie. .....-
HATS AND CAPS.-We have an end.
less variety. Apple parers, new licle that pares,
Meat-eutters from So 5Ca3 so. Men and Boys win.
ter goods, jeans tweeds sanelts union and all wool
| cassmeres corduroy, etc. Come and buy them Of US
and do yourselves good.
CLOTHING. - A very heavy stock,
double former purchases, consisting of an assort
ment Of tylcs and qualities not betound elsew here
Mems business coats from 81 t0(910 20. Ragldns,
frocHs ana sacks. Overcoats from S5@l5. Vests
casssme re, silk, satin and velvet Our clothing
take especial pride in showing, knowing the work to
feel great confidence in saying that whatever we offer
in that line cannot be purchased within Is per cent OF
our ptice. PaLts(we overlooked)-we have al
grades. .... aa
HARDWARE.-A general assortment Of
Hardware and Tinware.
GROCERlES.--Yo know how we sci
them. We have done the people OF this county more
good groceries than any merchants doing business
here, aud sha II continue TO do They, like the res
of our goods are bought at the very lowest notch, ant
| we cannot be beat.
| FIFTY CENT TEA The public nre
posted on the advance in Teas. We have paid the
advance, and wifi sch better article for 6y cents
than we have ever offered. Bear in mind, only soc
! tea, and come and give us trial
This being great year for Taters, some of the BIZ
Pop Gnns In RaAenna have been blowing again, ant
have stated to some of customers that were
one horse concern, and that they were coming down
to buy US out. We bave doubt but we sell thu
gentlemen goods so that they take them homo ant
sell at good profits. But before they come down, !
would be best perhaps to givo them some advice
Pay to the farmers around tho money you have Dor
rowed of them Qhe interest on which your customer
have to pay,) and bring along the money to pay TO
the goods, as do not sell credit, and further
oar prices to them will be the same as to others WI
shall of course be pleased to wait on them, and rema
\ to them and the public, Respectfully,
Ednburg, Oct 8, '57 d. w. GOSS & BROS,
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i. G. RuSSELL
Agnln in the Field.

GEORGE SOMERVILLE would respect
VI fully inform the residents Of Ravenna and vicln.
~ that he has commenced the Tailoring over
.hs room formerly occupied by o. a. Sutf, In Camp
BELLS Block, opposite the Court House. where be Is
a ali times prepared 20 make up garments ~ the
most fashionable aud durable maDner. From an ac-
craintance with the business for tho past twenty five
he Haters himself that he cannot fall 10 please
those who may favor him with their patronage.
cutting done to order:
1TsEatranee between Swift's building and Camp
Asiiys IsIock. -. Ioctober Is, 1857
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL
FOR THE RAPID CUkE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, lNFLUa
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WRfoOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN u,
cVpTENT C0NSJtN7sTtfONe
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

CIPIENT CONSUMPTTONs ..a. -.
and for the relief Of consumpye patients III advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public of Its yirtpss.
throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of ne
American States its wondefu of pulmonary COM
plans have made it already known. Nay, few are the
hmcs in any civilized country on this continent WIN
ont some personal experience of s Effects and feweryet
the communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy of its victory over the tdbe and dan
rerous diseases of the threat and lungs. While the
most powerful antdoe yet known to man fol- tile forni
dabe and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs II
Il also the pleasanest and sacst remedy that can be EN-.
poyed for infants and young persons Parents should
have IL In store against the insidous enrny 'hat sehs
upon them unprepared. We have abundant g,ounas 10
believe the Cherry icodl saves more lives by me con
sumptions 1t prevents than those it cures hetp W
you and cure your colds while they are curabe nor neg
iect them until no human skill can master the Ssxoraos
canker that fastened tine vtsis, eats your mo aTay
All know the dreadful faaliiyof lung disorders sna sS
they know too tile virtues of this remedy we hseo MOI do
more than to assure them it is still made the os' eau
be- We spare no cost care, no toll to pro1uee !, e
most perfect possible. and thus afford those VINO ,e! on
Il the best agent which skill can furnish or ther cure
PREPARED BY DR.. J. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
3NDFS0LD BIZ bf,.5 %.
ISAAC SWIFT VIENNA. Ohi0.
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INT ii. SOLOMONSON. Scientific and
IN Practical optlcian No. I63 Superior street, near
Park, Cleveland, Ohio. His newly invented Spec.
taeles are made from the choicest CRYSTALS and
PEBBLES, ground and polished by himself, and war
ranted to purity and durability. he slightly their
use is at 0 nee preserved and restored. ,.a E
Also or hand. splendid assortment of Optical
Mathematical ard Physical Instruments ut wholesale
prices. sa
II PRock crystal set in old frames.
N. H.. SOLoM0NS0N q,
/ Aug. F5, '57-1y Proprietor Of Optical institute.
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10 llae Fashionable

qT17 HAS again commenced Bootand Shoe gfTlo
htHi manufacturing, one door south Of the AVy
bAs RANENNA HOUSE. He is thankful fOrV gS
pas!flvors, and hopes for a continuance of public
patronage, Having been foreman in several Of the
best shops in different cities in the Union, he feel
warranted in ple1ging himself to give entire salts
faction so his customers.
REP \T13ING on short notice, In good or
der. Particular attention paid to cash customers.
RaVAnuG, April lG-1y.
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a.v,n0renoyedto Freedom and opened Office lor
the practice of Msdicinea Surgery, respectfully
offers his services TO the public. He hope! with me
extensive experience, and an ehtite 1eVotoho VI ms
merit the confidence OF his old friends, and aithose
ygho may patronize bin--May. 1886 50
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L. I. JONES'
CASH & READY-PAY
8 to Il g.

THE subscriber, deeming it an advantage
both t. his customers and himself. has concluded
to change his mode Of doing business somewhat and
a.Io
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hi %. BENNETT. nj. ID. !,

Barber and HsiI-dresser. Shop under thee Coi'ln
house. Shaving, Har.eUtting, and Shampoonihs
or1eoromptly a andin the nOstfashioDahir style,
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I'D n. WITTER,

E. T.. RICHARDSON,
pealar in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery
Irnu ateaJ etc No 7 Thenix Block. RaVenAa, .
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% ,aler in Foreign and Domestic Hardw arc, Nsddis!
&C., Ffsger's Block, Main ST., Ravehi'", u.
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HENRY JAMES,

Saddle. .Usrness and Trunk Manufacturer, corner
Prospet and Main street; Ravenna. ONO. = ~
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WILLIAM FRAZER,

M. PAINTER,
Dealerin Marble, Monuments, Tomb stones, & C.. 0
every variety. Also, Stone Pumps and aver rlpc
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The Russian Navy.

Russia does not seem ut all discouraged by tie
demolition Of her Navy in the Crimcan war, nor
:, crippled in her resources as to prevent very cx
fcnsve efforts 10 place this branch OF her service
,,u it, former footing Besides the expensive en-,
trrprise Of endeayoring to raise the sunken ships
il tire h,rbor of Sebntopo!, the Russi1n govern
men: has given orders in France and England for
nine line of battle ships, four frigates, two cor
vetes, two gallots, and four transports-all screw
strhrpers
These movements Indicate a persistence in her
policy Of etdeavoring to build up navy, only
temporarily interrupted by the disasters of the
Crimean war. But there is one important element
in naval efficiency which il is impossible for money
to purchase. or imperial power command. That
is the aptitude for seamanship, which experience
wouid seem to show cannot be acquired by some
uations-certainly not Ivy those who do rot make
commerce their chief pursuit. 1t seems mpossi-
bic 10 make genuine sailor of Frenchman or a
ussian, whereas Euglshmen and Americans take
naturally to the water as ducks. The naval III
efficiency Of Russia was pspable III the Crimesn
war. notwithstanding her splendid vessels aud the
nadoubted courage Of her officers and men But
they did not dare to venture from port either in
the Baltic or Black Seas they cid not attempt a
combat, either of squadrOns or Of single ships. No
doubt they pursued the course Of prudence, but
who believes that American or British sailors would
have been content to remain thus cooped up, and
not make a single dash at a bIockading squad
ron; Russia must make commerce her great int.
rest, il she would become respectable naval pow
er-fJr what are ships without practical and tho
rough seapen?
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sepoy sympathizers in New York

Sep0y SympathtZers In New York
meeting has been lately held in New York
TO sympathize with the Sepoy mutiueers. The lee
tnre room of stuyvesant Institute. where the NEE
ing was held, was crowded Resolutions were
passed declaring that, the English had usurpeI
power in India the resistance of the Scpovs, in
eous AMI noble struggle to recover their indefcnst
bic rights and national independence Col Dohen,
made Il speech I'm which lie reviewed tho history Of
the British and French rule in India and said that
England was ready at one hour to fight in the
name of hahomet, again for Brahmin and again in
the name Of the God Budha. lie said that the ac.
count OF outrages upon women was given by a ras
caiiy rarson who was thousands of miles away an i
could know nothing about it. lie declared that he
hated England, her institutions her Bible and all
We are aware that Col. Doheny and his country.
men have no reason to love England, but we should
lie sorry to believe that he represents the sonti
ments OF ireland in the disposition to exult over
the present state of affairs in India The peopIe ot
the United States have suffered great wrongs and
expressions from the British Empire, but they
condemn the horrd atrocities committe bv
the Sepoys as unanimously and Indignantly II,
II Their own countrymen had been the sufferers -
We age as firmly convinced as Col. Dohepy If tI.
1iJnst1ce OF British annexation and the oppressive
ness Of British rule in India, but Il race who have
not the manliness to hold their own in the field
when thoroughly disciplined and outnumberin,
Their oppresSors ten 10 one. and who vent the ra,
Oh thelr pusllahInous hearts on defeuceiesswomeu
ans children. do not deserve independepce
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Es- A letter Of Rev. Mr.. Read of this CITY. To the
New York Observer, describing the religious ipf,u
ences Of the late Presbyterian Convention in thi,
city, has elected column of Tribune objugation.
1t is NOS to be expected that the Tribune should
sympathize with religion in any shape The abo.
ltionists we're not slow In discovering that their
system aud the Bible were antagonistical and IN.
latter, OF course, has To 60 overheard Nothing IL
sacred In their immaculate rninds-not even re,;-
eton-that has any connection with slavery. The
Tribune can fill its columns with Fosrierite and
"omans Rights nonsense, it has no time to de.
nounee spirtualism, but, mereifui to every form
OF error 1t has only gibes and eers for that which
civilized men believe and respect. We expect that
Mr.. Head Will survive the 1ribune's effort 10 he
iunhy aud will not be prevented from carrying Oh
hs duties as Christian minister by the disapnroy-
al oil ureeiey & Go. Possibly, Richmond may man
age to pgOiong its existence under the rnilerv n,
that faceklous newspaper.