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WASHINGTON 4 co

Grocery, Liquor, and Commission Merchants,
No. II, VNIoS STREET,
ALIEN ANDR RIA, A.
feb ol
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Georgetown b. C., je ls-w3m

NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS DAY AT
~ RICHh DS'-Crochet, Knitting, and
Netting Needles Fancy and Plain Belt Clasps,
Newbiu-. Of new styles; silk and Mohsir Nets
for the Hair: Hair Braids for the Front and Back
Hair; Side PufFs; Curling and Crimping Clasp
for the Hair; Ladies and Childrens Elastic;
Bindings and TasSes for Busters; Bonnet Pln.
Pearl and Jet Studds; Skirt Supporter, and II
variety Of Fancy and Staple Goods. aug
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ARRANGEMENT 1859.

HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
.U. GEORGE PAGE and sH-A
Sss.gs.l THOS. COLLYER. r&sse3fs1r-s7
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GIRARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Philadelphia.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S264, 1919.
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IuLIus pIENELT-pENTIsT

JULIUS UIENELT-UENIISI,
O6cs II Washington IT,. No'ih of Hing, East SIDE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
OFFERS his Professional services to those dcsir-
" ing them. Particular attention paid {" the in
>crtion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov j-ly
GEO. u. ROBINSON. THoS. T. PAYNE.
ROBINSON PAYNE,
TROCERS. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
\J ING MERCHANTS. Prince Street Whuy.
,I.,,,Jr;, Ia oct S-tf
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C. E. HU ER,

C. E. HUNTER,
Hqrana Ciydr and 7oGacco Emporium
No. l37. corner of King and St. Asaph streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CIGARS manufactured to order. All goods war
ranted a. represented. y lo-eoim
DEFRIG ORATORS CHEAP.-ln order 10
IL make room for nv FALL GOODS, will cell
IN. balance of INV stock Of UPRIGHT and HORI-
ZONTAL REFRIGERATORS, at greotty rsd"c-
sJ .,;c,.. yuu CASH. A call is solicited.
II. I. GREGORY,
iya lis 4 l3o, King street.
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I. H. & G. C. SCHNEIDER.
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.

S,mh .i1r Pn Are. L,i,rcr" lOh and In street
ASuINEINN. u. C..
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Sale of Real
EStiEtC.

QY VIRTUE of 40 order of oppraisement
ID and sale, issued from the Probate Court of Port
age county, Ohio on the 18th day of SeptembeF, A.
b. 1852 |, John Rhoienbaugh, administrator Of Peter
Khodenbaugh, deceased will sell ut public sale, on
the premises, on
Thursday, the 22d Of December, A. D. 1862
between the hours of ope and four O'Clock P. M of
said day. the following real estate, stuateln me Town
Ohio @ : beginning a, post standing in the south
lire of lot No. 32 ten chains east OF me sontn east
corner of Barber Clark's land, in said lot; thence
north one degree west IS chains and 80 links 70 a
port; thence north s7a degrees east chains and oa
links to post thence north degrees 33 mi utes west
I3 chains rs links to post; thence north p degrees
chaius 81 links 10 posts thence south degrees eas. os
thence south 50 degrees 30 minutes west 10 chains ~
links along the south line Of said lot containing q
same more or less Said land to be sold subject Il
the dower estate of Betsy Rhodenbaugh.
JOHN RHoDENBAUGH, Administrator, etc.
By Strawder d Hart, his Attorneys.
November %. l559-4w. ... .-
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FHAzxIs HARDWARE SToRK.-Colonel
WIN, FBAzER informs our resdsrs to-day.
that he can supply them with any article in
bic line Of business ct moderate rates. See
his advertisement.
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BlOTS AND SHOES.

ONNAS L14NA O&1OGOI
ofquality winch cann,t be beaten. We particularly
call attention to them, and wish inspection. Mems
neavy double soled boots. mems half soled boots,
men's caf boots only 50 rs; meas half double soled
kip boots; boys half double soled Kip boots youths1
naif double soled kip boots; women's work, both
sewed aud peIged in full v1i y; extra Japan leath-
er enameied boots, only 8 10: Ave cases more Of
astng and farmers satin, pa and figured Congress
lace CATERS; heeea ard spr ing heeed guiters misses,
childs and womens calf, KIP, goat enameled and kid
heeed and spring heeled shoes, of all Sly los :.a
prices. Our regular trade know that we alWayskeep
god assortment. All We have 90 say is the assortS
me- is better than ever before, and at prices that
will do you good, and give us pleasure to name.
Groceries, as ever, superior in price, quality and
quantity. Prime rice, only cts: prime Rio coffee,
only l3 cents: primo layer raisins, only 10 cents:
prime Zante currants only 10 cents; prime syrups,
only 65 cents; prime molasseS, only so cents; prime
brown sugar only II cents; prime coffee sugar, only
1lR ccnts prime crushed do, only 13t cents.
RUG tobacco at co. %, 3 SO, 4a and GA cents per
l.ound, all ofquaity ahead OF all! thing yoa buy
1t these prices.
Soda iiscuil; Goo Bank cod fish. And now to the
most delicate point of our subject. Being verV bash
full, end poor takers the only way We have 10 bring
Into notice
Our Fifty Cent Tea,
is to advertise our y cent tea and say that our fty
cent tea a superior fifty cent tea, which is ahead
OF any Atty cent tea over offered at fifty cents in this
or any other county. Call for a supply.
Nails, iron and glasa. Also, glassware of fancy
styles, at surprisingly low prices. Everything we
Offer ia way down in price, without wigging squir-
ming. Remember we make no variations in price,
We cordially invite the people, the whole people, to
"''N' ' DANIEL w. Goss & BRO.
Edin burgh, September 10, 1859.
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To THE SIcK.-Remember, DR., DELLKN.
BAUeH will be at his rooms, RsvennS, Col.
Inns House, December 10Th (; Garrettsville,
Norton House, 30th. 2w.
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man of the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee. -..
On motion the Convention adjourned sini
die.
LEWIS SLUSSER, President.
HARVEY BALDWIN
L. WATERMAN Vice Presidents.
ANDREW STAHL,
q Q. 3 3, B.s.sx R..Ds, Secretaries.
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SYMPATHY MEETING IN RAvEENA.-Our
Republican citizens have been suffering
from the Brown fever, or as a waggish friend
suggests, the Brown.critters, for the past
few weeks. The disease eliminated about
! noon on Friday last. When the telegraph
brought the news that "the spirit Of the
murdered martyr had winged its flight to the
bosom OF its murdered, crucifed Savior"
the bells Of the Methodist and Congrega.
tional churches were toled for an hourpaRd
the solemn tread and sorrowful visages Of
the Republican politicians, as they passed
along the sidewalk, testified to show very
bad they felt" In the evening, a meeting
was held at the Town Hall, which was I'D.
dressed by Hon. o. P. BRowE, who, it is
said, accorded to John Brown very high
position as q gentleman, christisn and a
scholar, to the infinite satisfaction and de.
light Of his large and highly appreciative
audience. 1t is also said that Mr.. Brown
uttered some very naughty things about Gov.
Wise, Slavery and Democracy, which were
received with al enthusiasm cnly equalled
by the roaring of a mountsin torrent
The Rev. clergy of the villsge were pres,
ent, adding dignity to the occasion, and in
return, prob ably, for the honor shown them,
contributed few prayers, which are said to
have fallen on good and honest hearts. The
members of the chors connected with the
different churches, assisted by several am.
ateura on wind and string instruments, made
the cars Of the audience "with sounds Sc.
rophic ring" and gave them an impetus Gin
the ubs,rIc,, Of course.) to "MArch on, fol
Liberty or Death"
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The FIRST GUN FROM THE PULrIT.-The
next campaign, which from present appear
ances, will be a "Sensation" one, WAS opened
with appropriate religious exercises, on
Sunday afternoon last, by Rev. J. e. HART,
Of this village. Having participated in the
solemn services of Friday night at the Town
HulI, MIR. Hart stated to the meeting that he
would reserve his remarks for future occa'
sion, and Sunday afternoon being selected
as the occasion. qlite large audience as
sembled at the Congregational Church to
hear wha, he might say. Ia his opening re-
marks, the Rev. gentleman SAID that he de-
precated the means with which JJhn Brown
sought to accomplish the end for which all
christians should devJutIy prhy-vlz: the
overthrow of slavery-and characterized his
Goroy at H4rper's Ferry as rash and indis-
Greet. From John Brown and Hrper'7
Fcrry--which, bv the way, he touched very
,ipb,ly-!.e turned TO general cons dera
ton Of the slavery question, and made as
good and us Ingenious Republican speech
~ we have ever henrd. He advocated every
leading doctrine o. the Republican party
even thst odious one OF negro quality.
We regret that Mr.. Hart deemed it nee
essary to take this course, for We had
hoped that the me,eri,Iism OF the preaent
d,y, the d:regsrd shown to the religious
teachings OF ministers, and the "receivlng
of the grace Of God in vain" BY their coI.'
gregp,ions, woud have been sufficient to in
ducc them to discontinue political preaching,
and wear the livery of their own high ca H.
ing, and not clothe themselves in the vapld
thuader Of stump eloqnence. AS long as
men who should be the servants only of God
are u.ed by politicians to advance their ends
Us long as the hearer receives the rawlings
, of the last Abolition print instead OF the
Word of Life-as Iorg as the ebon' huee
gems Of Oberlin are dispensed and the gems
Of religion neglected-so long will The
teachings Of such men be received with in
difference.
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CARELESS Use CT FIRE ARMS. s.-We have
an ordinance in this village, foFbidding
shooting within the limits Of the corporation,
but there seems to be very little regard paid
to it. On Saturday last, young man was
ou; shooting fuaee on the lot just weet OF the
house occupied by M. STUART, Esq, when
the ball Of bis gun striking post Glanced,
passing through the side Of the woodhouse
Of Mr.. S. and through the kitchen door, bu-
ryine itself in a door opposite to the depth
of half an inch or more. Mrs. S. had but
an instant before passed from the wood
house into the kitchen, and her hand was
vet upon the latch when the ball passed
through the door. An instant later and the
accident would have proved most disastrous
The bali, or slug, weighed over half an
ounce. The ordinance iorbidding this prac'
uce IS all right, but 10 OF very little worth
unless it be enforced.
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TVOOLEN GOODS.

overcostngs, Ky, je,ns, Kennebec, fancy plaid
10, check, plain and mixed twecds. oxford, Cadet
Union, strlpeh sile band, check and plain
plain and mixed twled coating, curduroy, pTdfni
pla striped, blue, black and grey satines. in fact
vcrythinG in woOlens de.irable. We always keep
the III rgest pile Of them 10 be found anywhere and we
offer iris year. superior inducem ents to anything
neretotore. Black doeskm and fancy cassime res.
Black broad c tbs of any quality that can be desr-
ed, able to produce al most ctory prces
Persons who buy these goods of already fully
convinced that they make from I5 to 90 per cent by
qneenswa-e, hardware, YANKEE notions psrfumery
fancy baskets, oil cloths, gents travelling bags, dye
stuIs paints, oils, patent medicines books and sta
tionery, nails iron and glass. Also, glassware Of
fancy atyies Al surnri sinpIy low nricas.
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hats AND CAPS.--The gentleman that
IL writes such REQUISITE stofles, he Ledger manal
tells us have the best stock Of Hats and Ceps 10
the county and are selling tbeni very low ..,,'
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E. W. Gray, ogon,for) Before J; V, Nell, J. P; of
Isaac son f sa nsefas,a nauty tSwnhsip' Uhiop f0f
ON the 18th day of November, A. d. 1859,
~ said Justice issued an order of aehment in tho
above action for the sum Of rwen! Dollars and nine
ty-one cents. Said will be for hearing on the
3lst day of December, at one O'Clock, T. NJ, 1859.
L. w. GRAY, agent for Isaac Wilson.
Deerfeli, November 23, le50-3w.F
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18th Annual Announcement!N


popular Art instisuton (now in its sixth ye$r are
bel z received in ratio unparalleled with that of
any previous year.
ANY person can become q member by
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WHICH WILL ENrlTLx HIN ro
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journal, one year.
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IN ADDITION TO which, over FOUR HUNDRED valuable
Works of Art are GIVEN to subscribers us premiums,
comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures, Outlines,
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The SUPERB ENGR.NINa, which every sub >crber will
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The Engraving is of very large szo, being Printed on
heavy plate paper, 30 by 80 inches, making Il most
superb ornament suab for tho walls Of either the
library parlOr, or Office.
1t can be sent to any part of the country, by mall
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Think oflt sucha work delivered free of charge,
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| SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received until the Even
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| Subscriptions from California the Canadas. md al
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SOLE LEATHER,

In fact everything to makeup tn largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock Of goods ever offered In For
tsge county. We Keep constantly on hand prime
rates.
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NLORIMEL and Havelock Extracts, new
n Perfumes, Pine Apple, Almond and Vanalia
-, aayoring. Almond scented Toilet Soap, etc..
october 26, 1859, For sale at SWlFT'S'-
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MARRIED.,

At the Paris House, in Paris, November
29tb, 1869, by BraiUard Selby, Jr., ESQ.,,
Mr.. Moses HUDSON and Miss Ann HARTLE.
RODE, all OF Paris.
In Ravenns. at the residence Of Seth Day,
on the goth ult., by Rev. E. J. L. Baker,
Mr.. COMFORT S. STARR and bliss LOUISA
NJ. PERRY. -s
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAI. AND PERSONAL.

County CoKvEKrIoN.-The County Con-
vention to select four delegates to the State
Convention at Columbus will be held on
Saturday, The 10th inst. We hope oil the
townships will be represented.
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Hoop SKIRTS.-A terrific pile--white
Ill anI colored-cheaper than eVer-apd at all
prices. We do BRAe OH selling the MOST cheapest,
and the best for the least money. we sen capItaI
sEirt for Sl Also new skirt supporter and hustle
combined for 25 cents best thing Of the Kind in
use.
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TTARNISHES of superior quality. Brush
Y az. a great variety. Linseed Oil, Tanners Oil
Coal Oh, Carbon Oil and Lard Oil at s,,,,,~,s
August II, 1859 0"ArA''
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nUDEN'S Fluid Extract Sarsoparilla
i Seidlitz's Powders, Syrup Of the Hypophosphites
Extract Of Hops, for sale BY ~ s,,,,c-
August II, 1850. CHAs' f. SWIFT
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The Popular Papers Of the Day
can always be found at the
RAVEMHA BOOK STORE.

MAGAZINES and New Books Received
AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
Any Magazine, Paper or Book desired will be
promptly ordered for customers. Magazines and Pa
pcrs mailed to any desired point.
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nARPETTNGS.-A good stock at low
" figures. oil Cloths Of different patterns-4-4
! 6. 4-cheaper than ever.
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MASONIC ELECTION The annual meet
ipg for the election of officers Of Unity
Lodge, No. y, Free and Accepted Masons'
was held on Monday evening last, at which
the following gentlemen were elected to fill
the different off ces in that body for the en-
suing year: Fl. L. DAY, Wors hipful Mes
ter; D. G. GOLDMAN, Senior Warden; II
H. WILLARD, Junior Warden; E. TwlTT
Secretary; CHAs. GREENFlELpER, Treasurer
j. G. WILLIS, Senior Deacon; CHAs. K
HART, Junior Deacon; ORANGE KNAPP
Tyler.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-Men's, women's,
ID boys, girls' and ehildren's-.eny quantity, any
size and any price. We have few cases of men g
thick Boots, which we will warrant to any custom
made.
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DANIEL. W. coss 3 GRO.
FALL AND WIDTER.SIJPPI,EEI

| RESS GOODS consist of printed De
~ LANES, all grades, A. W. DeLaifes, plain, all
asoTei dress goods. rn5 aronn5s fancy nsiJs fSnra3
nerinos, plain meFinOs, at six cents worth dol
lar, black silks from ten leen cents below par,
printed cashmere Tnls, at 80 cents, regular three
shilling articles Debbef robes, alpacas cobuTghs,
ETC. etc, eta. Hamilton and Pacific DeLaines At 90
cents extra fancy do at II cents good fancy do al onS
shil
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SHAWTS.
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.

Velvet ribbons ard dress trimmings by the cord,
white goods, csmbrics. uaderseGye goods, enbrnids
cred collars nd undersleeves fac bIeached and un-
hleacs e cooRs. Best prints made in the world only
lCl cents. Best d4msaS ginghans, only III cents,
hilling denims only III cents. Shrting stripe, onl5
II cents Brown sheetings (sl erades) heaviest only
cents. nseys, cotton fanneis, serges, ETC., etc.
Genuine steel spring and hoop skirts, only ST.
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EpIscorAL sERv1cEs,-We are requested
TO stale that religious services, according to
1.-The liturgy OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, will be held in the Congregations
church, in this village, on the afternoon ant
evening OF Wednesday, the l4th inst. The
services in the afternoon will be conducted
by Rev. Mr.. HOLDEN; those in the evening
by the Right Rev. G. T. BEDELI, Assistant
Bishop Of this Diocese.
EcnEcrIc MAeAztNE.--To the advertise
mept OF this popular periodical, we woul'
direct the attention of the reader. II Is higl
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OUR stock of Shawls, we venture to say,
" can't be beat. Bay Slale-an immense pile.
pr ocha, long and square. Stella, win fancy and
irocha oordIrs, all sly les. Also, immense pile
Of Geals' al lower prices than usual.
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ARTISTIC ATTRACTION.
GREAR PREMIUM OFFER!
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE

Any person who will send US new subscriber to the
EcLECTIC MACHINE, his own name or any other, with
tho pay for one in advance, shall receive by mail
post paid, either of the following beautiful Parlor
Companion prints. For two names and the pay he
shall receive bOtl prints. The PLATES COST TWELVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. They are new, engraved by John
Sart4in, whose price was to be s. the pair. He
writes:
81 have bestowed the utmost care and pains in the
execution of these eDgravings; and the length Oftme
employed upon them renders $l4OD moderate esti'
mate -
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AS YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
(On Shilling Canton Flannels atlIic,)
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THE RAVENNA BOOK STORE has Willow Cabs
Willow Work-Stsnds, Willow Chairs-all new and
pretty, AMI prices low.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-18

Iii FOR M0NROVIA
s The brig (kstch) fMARY ATWE ELL" is expected to
sail the 25th May above This vessel very fine sea-
boat and fast saer Can give accommodations four cabin
passengers. Apply to R. H. ATWELL CO.,
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o L L NJ A Ms
OF SATURDAY, April 10
ship "PERUNIAN," Robertson,
lily loading at New York and will
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ssssS The fast sailing packet bark PALADINn John
G. Wilson, master, will sail about 10th instant For light
freight passage having superior state accommoda
tons, apply to G. MORTON STEWART,
mi n, - yg+,aa
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No. II South street, Baltimore.
F. SLAUGHTER, President.
s.sIT--~ OFFICE OF MoNTMENTAL

El1Ar1s-s---.H1 7.
The Companys boats having put in complete running
order are now prepared to execute description of river
and harb0r towing at the shortest notice
The COmpany's Boats are as follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League.
~ Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. H. League.
The commanders experienced masters every guar
anee given for the safety vessels charge
rates of towage will be made reasonable further infor
nation apply to the Captains board of the agent,
jaISf No 81 W Pratt street