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RAVENNA MARKET-JAu. 90.
MARRIED.

In Charleston, on the 9th Of November.
by Row C. r. Kinssbury, Mr.. J. FARrxos
to Miss MARIA D. SMITH, bath Of Charles.
town,
In resdom, on the l4th instant. by the
same, Mr.. JossPH w. HALL, OF Fond du
Lac, Wis TO Miss Lucy s. HITcHcocK, of
the former place. s.-.
! On the Sd inst, by Robert n. Hamilton,
Esq, Mr.. CYRUS MAXWELL to Miss SAkAH
CRocKET, both of Randolph.
On the 18th inst before William Paulus,
Esq. MIR. Noah Taylor, OF Brimfeld, ts
Miss MARY YoUTz, of Sufied.
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The President on NtcnraRUum
Affairs

!. On the 9Th II ST., President BueLanen gent
message 10 the Senste on the subject OF
the arrest OF filibus,er Walker by Comm dcre
Pau'cirg. He s;ys that the Commodore
ecmmitled IN error in going on Nicarapuan
soil, but that it was evident that II wus done
frem pure ane patriotic motives, and that as
loLg Ss Nicaragua herself does not object
complaint ct mes with lad grace from her
enemies, the 6Ilibusters. The President
sulogses e, mmodere PGulding as q valued
snd gallant Cficer, and rei,erates lie upal.
tsrabls opposition to f!libusterism and his
determination to use all his power 10 sup.
press il. While the President believes il
10 be the destiny OF cur race, 1T no distant
day, By ecure of natural events, TO spread il.
sslf over the entire continent, he al the same
time most snphAticslIy condemns al such
marsudiDg expeditions as Walkers IS repre-.
hsnsibls in the highest degree.
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WASHINGTON CITY, January l5.-The
following nominations were confirmed BY
the Senate TO- day, in executive session:--
Francis w. Pickens, of South Caroline, as
Minister to Russia; Beverly l.. Clark, Of
Kentucky, Minister resident in Guatemala:
Beverly Tucker, of Virginia, Consul to
Livetpool; William Thompson, of New
York, Consul at Southampton; james w.
Borden, Of Indiana, Consul at Hawaii; John
Eulck, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Blsle; !;
Charles J. Fox, OF Michigan, Coasul at AS
pinwuIl; Charles Wylans, of Pennsy yIvanu,
Consul at Stettin: William IreviIe, Of
Ohio, Consul at Valparaiso; Wyman D s
Moore, of Maine, Consul of the General
British Provinces in North America; Ernst
Velger, Of Virginia, Consul at Barcelona;
Henry w. Spencer, of New York, Consul
at Paris; John p Portcus, of South Curoli.
ma, Consul at Oporto.
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indiana on Popular sovereignty

The telegrOphie rumOr that The Indiana
Democracy rePndiated popular sovereignty
and Douglas at their State Convention, on
the 9Th instant, was false. They came ouI
strongly in favor ofShs doctrine of popular
sovereignty, as appears by the following
resolution which they adopted:
Rssolred, That we are still in favor Of the
great doctrine of the Kansas Nebraska bill;
and that by a practical application of that
doctrine the people of State or Territory
are vested with the right Of ratiiying or re.
jecting at the ballot box any Constitution
that may be framed for their government;
and that hereafter no Territory should be ad.
nit,ed into the Union ss State without a
fair expression of the will of the people be-
ing first he'd upon the Const tuition accom-.
panying the application for admission.
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[Adver,isement.l

HAIR RksroRAToR.-Prof. Wood adver.
tises in our columns bis valuable medicine
for restoring hair, and for the prevention Of
badness, &c. This remedy has been used
quite extensively, and with great success
Hundreds, nay, thousands have used it, and
are willing TO testify to it's eficacy. Read
the advertisement-go at once and procure
bottle, and prove its virtue. Our good old
bald headed bachelor friends should embrace
this opportunity to cover their pates with a
coat OF rich, luxuriaut Indians spolis
Locomotive.
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COmOMfort's COun a,Etat.

Comonfort has kicked the new Consti,u-
ton overheard, knocked the Congressional
repl esentstion in the head, and anniE,ilated
the entire fabric 0! Republican Governmen,
which the people of unhappy NJ, xico have
been striving to construct for the last three
years. He declares himself dictator, free
to act as he thinks proper, unletrered by any
responsibility or restriction; and the Mexi
sans, sick Of revolutions, w1rs and all sort,
Of rows, seem to have quietly submitted
They may have acted wisely in so doing.
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nrHon. Rob, J. Walker wrots n le,t

6THon. Rob't ]. Walker wrote letter
to the Tammany Hall Society, on the oc.
casion Of the celebration Of the 9Th of Janu.
ary, in which he says that Congress ought
not to reject the Lecompton Constitution,
but subject it to fair and legal vote of the
people Of Kansas, and for any difference Of
opinion asto the manner Of solving the ques-
tiOn, 20 bOGes. Democrat should be pro.
scribed. e @.
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fAdyerti.smsnt1 I

To NERToUs SUFFERERs.-A retired clsr
pyman. restored to health in few days, al
ter many years of great nervous suffering
is anxious to make knewn the means Of
cure. Will send (frse) the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAeEALL.
No: ls6 Fulton Street. Brooklyp, N. Y.
November IL. iPb7-sm-rsTA.
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Widow Stoddard died ia Fulton Co..
n. T., On Christmas day. She was born in
Connecticut In the year 1866, on Christmas
day--was married on Christmas dsy, and
died on Christmas day, aged ninety zone years. .
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Mary Ann Noel, Plaintiff, s.,,o :, ~, a..
! Ss"sS VI OniOS FOr"
Harvey W. Daniels, Defendunt,> sage county, a..
Civil Action and Attachment. In the Court or Com.
mon Pleas.
THE said Harvey w Daniel, defonda Mt ,
will take notice that the said Mary Ann Noel, plain.
tG, did, on the Gath day tf September, A. D. 1887
hlc her petition in said Court against said defend dsnt'
setting FORTH In substance, that on or about the -,
day Of juno, A. D.. 1856, In consideration that tho
plaintiff beirg then sole and unmarried attbe request
OF the defendant, then promised TO marry him; that
the defendant then promised TO marry tho plsinii6
within reasonable time that said plaintiff has Who'll
y and utterly violated his said contract and refused
to marry said plaintiff although reasonable time has
since elapsed for him to do so, to the damage Of the
plaintiff In tho Of five thousand dollars for which
she asks Judgment against defendant. And said de-.
fendant s notified that be Is isrequred to appear and
answer said petition or before the Sd Saturday
after the 18th day OF February, A. D. 1858.
And tho sad defendant Is further notified that tho
clerk Of said Court, the 9Th day of January A. n
1853, Issued order Of attachment in said acton for
the sum of Ave thousand dollars and costs. Dated
this 18th day Of January, 1855. FIG. tERvlS'
January "a, le9e-6w3 Attorney fer plaintiff.
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o. "a. GOvernor Anson Jones, Of Texas,
osmanined suicide, 1t Houston, On the sth
itst., ~ blowing his brains out. tt
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\ or The Michigan Southern Railroad has
discharged 1900 men and made reduction
in it, expenses Of $47.o per month
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS.
VIII be In attendance as follows:


RAVENNA, Prentiss House. Tuesday ant Wed.
day forenoon, Froruury e3d and 9th.
Akron, Em?ire House, Wednesday, January l3th
Warren, National Hotel Monday, Januar, 9TH
CLEVELAND, American House, Dec. 81 til and 3Iih.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys and
Spleen; also Drupsy, Gravel, Rhe umatism, Neryom.
ness Debility, Dyspepsia, FomA Diseases ARun and
Fever. Fits Impurities of the Blood, Ernptions, Can.
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties of long standnO
complaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted every other resourss
within reach In no case are mineral or other poisoRe
employ nor does he make sck to make weU or tco-
doUn to build up. The medicines can he taken win
safety by the most delicate, and patents may remain
at home and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under Tho
hope, the indisputable evidence Of which can alWay
befurnished. lnyalids fowever reduced and JeEnsiy
ing, Invited to call and may be assured that en-
ccafNSement will be given expense incurred " ith.
cnts corresponding prospect Of recovery.
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PHTHISIC OR AsTuM,

The statement given this month viii 10 read I'm
deep interest by all who have endured the nexpresss
bio horrors of sthma. Especially dors II commend
itsHf to those who have believed that treatment mag
Holmes tn.. CrEw ford Co.,, Ohio, July 1877.
Or. .TcBns-Sir-Since childhood hay Z be en- sfiict
cd with Pulhic OF Asthma. My mother before mo.
suffered with the same diseaso AsI grew older Il
became worse the paroxisms occurred oftenor. and
were more protrasted and especially so during
the winter At all times, little more tha
ordinary exortion caused violent oppression in
breahing.
While the pafoxisms lastcd there was distressing
cough, and constant agonzing struggle for breath.
being at times apparently uron the verge nf sufoca-
ton. Very little sleep could be obtained at such
times and that little while sitting in my chair Two
years ago WAS induced by The statement nfa lady
whom you cured ofAs thma, to max one more trial.
had little faith at that time partly because had
so ofen been disappointed, and partly because others
said could not getwaIl The treatment was pursued
under circumstances most unfavorable, having tho
care Of SICK friends, yet have been not only fully
relieved ofhll .yrrtoms OF A.'hma bu, Of ali Other
affections o1ttQhpanIing, | hnve no cough now,
bre"t!e freely, reSt wet and have good strength.
fourstruy,, susanna W, aBAiNTASCK.
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Attachment A Notice.

against Tba S,., - nh,o -
Henry Lob, Defendant -N' SMts o. Vn'o, FOR
D. In attachment before P. i. Conapt Jastics Of IN.
reace, iSr Ravenna tow nship. " NV
NOIlCE Il hereby given, that on the 2sth
Hay ot december, 1857, an order Of attaclment
was issued by said Jussice for hs sum Of twenty mine
ooars and thirty eight cent?, 6ganst the goods &c.
Si said defendant at my instance, said case win he
Tor Trial February Goth, 1855, at 10 o'clock A, Nj
J. Il. H.C. Ranney, atty S. 70, Pls.
RaVenna, January 14th. le55-3w AA'
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AuaDrosypcs nad PIloaos r:.ples. ,. J

THOSE waniiag . first cisss Likenass
and .ne that !. corress canot do hsttsE ghpn esIi
Block. where you will h6d large collection ~ sn7
specimens, al Of their 0wn maatifsetufe. n
January Z, le51-tf
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Legal Notice..

"STIT1"S" horse shoe iron and common
bar iron, all sizes, at F.A CURTIS & CO.'S.
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MEMORIAL.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives Of

To the Senate and House of Representatives Of
the United States in Congress assembled:
We, the undersigned, citizens and bona
tide residents OF the Territory of Kansas, in
view of the fact that u Convention asscm
bled short time since at Lecompton, framed
and published an instrument which thew
styled "The Constitution of the State Of
Kansas" and contemplate, with the approv.
al Of your honorable body to put it into ope
ration without our sanction, and against our
emphatic protest, hereby respectfully ask
your honorable body to give the said instru.
ment no countenance or encouragement
whatever; but to reject it in consideration of
the regard you have for the people of tho
Territory; and in so rejecting it, we would
further respectfully ask your honorable BODY
to pass, ut as early day as possible, an act
corresponding with the act given to the Ter
rtory Of Minnesota, by which the people OF
Kansas may meet, by representation, in
Convention, frame Constitution which
shall be referred back 10 them for ratifca.
ton or rejection, aud which, if SO ratified.
shall be submitted to your honorable BODY
90 the Constitution under which we would
be admitted into the Union as q State; ana
your memorialists will ever pray, &c.,
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JAs.tP, .ALcoaS, M. nj les. LEONARD, y. :.
@tss Medical. ~

The undersigned. having formed . CO..
PouS ~ sHS p61e.;fs Of Medicine and surgery
~ ths iihayoi solIcit continuance aud increase
years; 0mee-wsst end Of fhnnix Block.
= = 3 ~ e 0RH; Main st.. s. sids. near Depot,
Ra venra, January 2, Is5S-H ,l-se ~ 81 as
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GORNl CORN!! CORN!m--Ten tho,,-
- sand bushels Of CORN In the car wanted, 1,
exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, al 'u' -
,e-e CoFFlN & PINNEY,S.
January :, 1890 No. Phnnix Block.
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In response to a general call, the Con.
vention and Democracy assembled, were
briefly addressed by Col. John P. Slough
and Judge George w. Purkins.
The question then arising on the adoption
Of the report Of the committee, it was unani
mously adopted. ..-...
The snmo committee then reported the
following memorial, which was likewise
unanimously adopted:
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

Good F,sfters TO pint Of good but
termilk, add little salt and teaspoonfal
of soda; stir in -four enough to make q
thick batter. Fry them in hot lard.
A Nice Deserf. Three even teaspoon
fuls Of corn starch, three eggs well beaten,
one cup of sweet cream, sweeten to your
taste Lemon.
Jumbles Two cups sugar, one of but
ter one egg, one wine glass milk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04
Felix's New Grocery, Provision
and Fish Store,

On Point of Valley, Mill aud Dortas Sts.
I F you want Shad, Mackerel and Herring, go
| to Felix's.
If you want Salt by the sack, Ham, Shoulder
and Side, go to Felix's.
lfyou want Crockery Ware of the best quail
lty, best and cheapest Groceries, best of Tea,
Spices, Soaps, Perfumery, and Fancy Articles,
such as Ladies' Baskets, Brushes, Combs, Pins,
&c, &C., go to Felix's Cheap Cash Grocery.
If you want Confectioneries, Toys, Dried
Fruit, all kinds Of Crackers, Biscuits, Cakes or
Ice Cream, go to Felix's
VARIETY STORE
I7Farmers and others having all kinds Of
Produce to sell will please give me call, as |
will pay cash for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Smoked
Meat, Dried Fruit, Poultry, Potatoes, &c, al
per centage off for Groceries or any goods in
my line at cash prices.
Ii you want Furniture for which Produce
can be taken in exchange, give me call, as [
still carry on the Furniture and Undertaking
business. Call and examine my stock and pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere.
julyl5 A. FELIX.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-11-04

NOTICE.-We, the undersigned gNs 4
~ tice, agreeably to the laws Of ,'.;a, rs.n,i h
vania, that we intend making appiess'po.r.'s p..'. =
the next session of the Legislature 2, is ! - a
sylvania fer the incorporation Of Dss,, .,,so
be located in the borough Of LeSis"s,' !.
county of Mifiin, snd State of Penps''TTJEIE mi
under the name, style and title oil : n 4
MIFFLIN COUNTY BANK" issue y ~. !.
secured by bond and mortgage on real ,ss AIN h
to be appraised by three men aPPOian'syI ! ..I'; !
the Governor, at three-fourths its essa " r'ld IN
and Joint and separate liability Q, ~ u
stockholders, to have general ssakrsf y on
discounting privileges, with eaPlsal ,;I.p !, n
Hundred Thousand Dollars, with ing III piul '..,l
Of increasing it to Five Hundred nous
Dollars. r...,r.ou
VIM. Cummins. Mm' Ihs paas
Davis Bales. Inomas u Nsrsuf,
John Henry. 90lu p.a,v
Alexander Reed, W M pY S,ronnsou.
Wm. NJ. Fleming, Aenes i"
Lewistovn, June "a, lS5s'-om