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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
New Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber would. respectfully in
l. form the citizens of Ravenna and the public in
general, that he has opened shop on Main street
directly opposite TIE Prentiss House, where he may
be found at all times, ready and willing accommo.
date all who may favor him with their patronage:
Having worked ten years in some of the best Tail.
ring establishments in New York city, he fatters
himself that he suit the most fastidious In regard
10 style and work manship. EFCuTTING done to
order, ALI work warranted. PRICES TO SUIT THE
TINES. May 20-lyl US. WALKER.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
February Appointments.

NR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in
~ forms the citizens OF Portage Stark and Irumbul
couDtics and the surrounding country, that he will
remain III the following places. All ersons affected
with any COM paint OF Chronic nature are invited
o call for gratuit5us consultation.
Cleveland, corner kinsmaD and Vine ST., February
ls, 2d 9Th, III. eth, 9th, 10Th, l!th, 2th I3h 2ob.
RayeLna, Collins House. Feb. lG.
PaIm,r Lewis House, Peb II.
TRUMBULL Co.-Warren. Gaskill House, Feb. Sd.
SUMMIT co. 49, Akron. Empire House, Feb, u.
Macedonia, at II. Pile, Feb. q .
HOLMES Co.--Miers0urg, Empire House, 18Th.
STARK CoUNTY-AIIiarce. Buckeye House, 18th.
Canton, StoTer BouEe I9 and 90.
WayDes5urg, Hotel, February 23.
Minerva, lirgiHg House. 18th.
1USCARAWAS.-He% Philadelphia, Nelson House,
22d.
Mineral Point Station Feb. eIst.
CARROLL CO.-Currolton, Patton House, Feb. "a.
COLUMBlANA CO.-SalihyiDe, Eilman House,
February 26th.
DR.. Eellenbaugh ,f0ttcrs himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints of the oldest and most obstinate
character. He uses no murcurial preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. d., of Cleveland, is the son of the celebrated
DR.. Dellenbaugh, late Of Georgetown, who so sue
cessuy treated and prescribed for 2G7 900 patients
during 90 years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Children
treated with great success by Or. DelleHbaugh.
Where Dr. d. prescribes for patients, his charges
will be satisfactory; There is no one in George
n. B. DR.. d. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health became so
much impaired, and in short time there was an
eruption made Its appearance my face and body
assuming the very worst type Ofskin disease $50 cali
ed by the Drs) My husband being physician, tried
different remedies, but availed nothing. | then ap-
piled to other eminent physicians, but got relief
BY this time my head and face was a macs of sores
heard OF Dr. DIS great success in treating chronic
diseases of the skin. applied to him, and in less
than three months he had the eruption removed, and
my general health improved under his treatme mt SO
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion would
say these suffering from like diseases should apply To
DR.. Dele nbaugh. MRS. A. FOGEE.
Cleveland, April Ist 1858. nov45a.
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.GFifteen minutes before bedtime, cut
up one dozen cold. boiled potatoes, add few
slices of cold cabbage, with five or six pick.
led cucumbers. Eat heartily, ard wash
down with pint of cream ale. Undress
and jump into bed. Lie fiat upon your back,
and in half an hour or thereabout, you will
dream the devil is sitting on your chest, with
the Bunker Hill monument in his lap.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24

Gr"What has been your business !" SAID
. Judge to prisoner at1he bar. "Why, your
honor, used to be dehtist-now i am
Pugilist; then put teeth in--now knock
'em out"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What2 Why a Beautiful Head Of Hair

Because It is tho ornament God Himself prorided
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever SO brightly in the glowing check, the
ego be sparkling, the teeth be those Of PEARL
ii the head is here of its covering or the hair be
If sprinkled with gray, nature viii lose more than
half her charr.s Prof. Woods Hair Restorative. If
used Two OF three times a week, will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
tho following and judge. The writer Of the frst is
New YORK, April 10, 1858.
DR.. WooD: Dear Sir-Permit me to express to you
the obligations under for the entire restoration
Of my hair TO its original color; about the time o f
my arrival in the United States vas rapidly be.
comir gray but upon the app:;au Of your '!HaiI
ResLoraive'' it soon recovered It's original hue.
consider your Restorative as very wonderful inyen
Lion, quite cilicv cious as well Us agreeable.
s. THALBERG.
'"Drych ar Gwylieiy det.''
Welsh Newspaper office, IL Nassau ST., Ap. IL, ;51.
PRoF. o. J Woop: Dear Sir-Some month or six
weeks ago, received bottle OF your Hair Restor-
tive and gave IL TO my wife, who concluded to try it
restore the gray hair to its original color. but to her
as we'll as my surprise, after few weeks trial, it
has performed that wonderful effect by turning all
the gray hairs 10 dark brown, ut the same me
beautifyiug and thickehing the hair. strongly ro
commend the above Restorative to all persons in
CHARLEs CARDEw.
NEW YORK, July 2j, 1857.
PRoE. o. J. Woop-Nith confidence do recon.
mend YOUR Halr RESTORATIVE as being he most efi-
cac!ous article ever saw. Since ushg your Hair
Restorative my hair und whiskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and now
feel confident that u few more applications will
restore them TO their natural color 1t has also re-
eved me of all dandruff and unpleasant itching, 60
common among persons who perspire freely.
PROF. WooD-About two years ago, my hair com
mcnced falling off and turning gray; was last be.
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no
effect commenced using your Restorative in Jan.
uary last few applications fastened my hair arm
ly. 1t began to fill up, grow out, and turned back 10
its former color (bark). AT this time it 10 fully re-
stored to its original color health and appearance
and checrfuly recommend its use TO all.
hicago, ILL.,. May ], Is57. J.D. HOES.
The Restorative is put up 10 bottles Of three sizes,
viz: large, medium and small; the sna holds OBe
half pint, and retaiIs for one dollar per bottle; the
medium holds at least twenty per cent more in pro.
portion than the small, and retails for two dollars
per bottle; the large holds quart forty per cent.
moro ~ proportion, and retails tor three collars.
y. WOOD y CO, PTopretOIs, 3'2 broadway,
New York, (iD the great y. I. Wire BaijiDg Eslab.
hshment.) and ia Market street, 81. Louie, No.
And sold BY all good Druggists and FaDey Goods
Dealers. tOct1OcF lSJE-lY
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R5-Although the word "ovation" seems
derived from the Latin ovuus, an egg, we
hardly suppose that mob which pelts
poor fellow with eggs can properly be said
TO give him an ovation.
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ROBINSON. KING g. co.

BANKERS, Ravenna, o. Dealers in Exchange, Gold
and Silver Coin, Business Paper and Bank Notes.
Collections made and renitted for, on day of pay
Inen without charge beyond the current rate Of ex
change. Drafts on England, Ireland and all othe
countries OF Europe. Money, inheritancesr and ever
other claim collected il any part of Euope. Pasy
sage tickets from liverpool tO New York.
October Ia. lS5a-lY.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IOarseress,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tion, and for the relief of COnsumptivc
Patients ia advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
1icly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
ether medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten. .
DIR. y. G.. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
TchhN CTyyTITrH po-~a.-. NI,:~
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FORD'S
GALL LERY. or AR 7.
FORD'S
Frank Ford, Artist,

WOULD take this opportunity to return
w his sincere thanks to tho people of Portage
county and vicinity for their very liberal patronage,
during the time he has been in Ravenna.
His large increase of business is tho strongest evil
dence to him that his efforts to produce the best pie
lures known to the Photographic ART aIe duly appe-
ciated And at the same time he won Id state that he
has recently put in q NEW LIGHT, making ii the
argesl aud best light In this section of tue country,
and has also purchased II large aud superior
INSTRUMENT!
Of LATE AND IMPROVED MANUFACTURE. bcng.the best
ever used in this place. Ho will all that
pains or expense will be spared TO keep pace with
every real improN em"nl, SO that he may not only
merit q continuance, but an increase ofpalIonase.
FORD'S AAlBROTYPES.
Having practiced this branch of the art since
lis first Introduction into Ohio three years ago, he is
confident that the manner in which Ii. finishes his Am-
brotypes. for durability, brlliancy end ruthulness
FORD's PHOTOGRAPHS.
poRrA,rs aid VIEWS, both large o,d small, arc ac'
knowledgcd by all artists and jAdges - be equal to
any made in the Union,
FORD'S MELAINOTYPE,3
just the thing for Lockots, Pins Rings, &c. They
gro made on thin sheet iron, aud can be sent BY mail
without injury.
FORD'S DAGUERREOTYPES,
Any one in want of one of those old fashioned Da-
guerreotypos can obtain one at Ford's, which will be
FORD'S STEREOsCOPE PORTRAITS
are admired by all who see them, and pronounced
ahead OF anything yet
FoRDs CORES OF OLD DAGUERREorYPEs
AND AMBRorYpEs, of any size, from the smallest min
ature to life size, and finished in India Ink, Oil, or
Water Colors, are as good portraits from life.
IT FPortraitS of Invalids end Deceased Persons,
and Views taken in any part OF the country, short
notice.
Brm9 on those little ones ere the bud is nipped.
Every style of Photographic picture which the art
can produce that is nude By any artist who takes his
reputation apon his work, will be done at Fords in
the best possible manner to insure IUKlBlLlGf,
beauty OF finish, and truthulness of expression.
II FPrices as low us at any Gallery where good
work is done; but he will not attempt to compete in
that respect with irresponsible travelling concerns,
who are obliged to sell their work for mere pit
tance, on account of its inferiorily.
TPGALLERY in Seymour's BlecE, North siio Of
the Square, Ravenna, o.
Aug. 10, lS59-ly.
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6TAn acute angle--any angle that en-.
ables yon 10 cross street go as not 10 run.
against dun.
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SECOND INVOICE OF
NEW SlJIINER GOODS !
At THE
shalersville Cheap Store
FOR JULY AND AUGUST.
FOR JULY AND AUGUST.

THE FOLLOWING is memorandum
J. OF goods already received, ard more or the way.
We shall sell IrJ7CHEAP. IL Il COME, SEE, aud
judge, yourselves. Black Silk Sbawls, Nhtot Or p1
40, Broch& do, choice coors, Muslin Collars, Cha
Ii Ueiaincs. Prints, GinShams. summer Cloths, lrsh
Ioriins, Chambrays, Roots and Shoes of every de-
SCRIP ion, for men. women and children.
TO THE FARMEkS.
We have Bearjsley's silver Steel Sc! thes, already
bent for the Muy Scythe Snaths, and the old shape,
also. Scyhe Sndths at low prices. Fc?the Stones
and Rifles Horse Rakes, BAND RaSes Bachelors
celebrated Pttch Fork, at reduced prices. Guilt
tors for sale cheap, and will soon be all sod.
STkEAT0R, DAILY u co.
Shalersville, June l7th, 1855.
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ttorney and Counsellor ut Law and Notary. Public,
Ravelun. Ohio. Oaee in The eagt "Dd Of the large
brick Llock, over Richardson's Hardware Storc.-
Deeds, mortgages and all legal instruments care.
fully and plainly drawn or ackmow iUJGcd. Pen.
IloHs and Land Warrants oLtaiued.
Anil J5
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7. c. RLNNEIT, Il. D.,

o Freedom ,and opened n oG7ccfor
the practice OF Mediciucand Surgery, respectfully
oilers his services TO the public. G nope. with his
extensive experience, md entire devotion Of his
time and talents the duties OF his profession to
mertthe confidence Of his old friends I'D al those
vino NAV patroDizehim--May, 1856 40
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AXES-AXES-AXES.
REST quality manufactured, for sale cheap
~ aud warranted, az
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Insures against losssor damage by fire all kinds OF
Buildings Stores, Hotels, Mills, Factories, &c. Also
kinds of goods, merchandise, personal property
in Stores, upon the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to the insurance of Dwell.
ling Bouses and Furniture for a term of years.
Rates of Insurances as low as are compatible with
the Safety of the Insured. All losses promptly paid
Policies for any part Of Portage county issued and
secured by J. d. HORTON, Agent.
Dec. 30, Ie5S-ly,
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r EMOYAL.-R. A. BAIRD has remov.
1O ed his Jewelry Store to the new rooms In Swft's
building, one door west Of the Drug Store. Having
fitted up and added largely TO my stock prepar.
eholsale or retail, at lowest prices. Cali M.
Ravenna Dec. 10, 1857. ,.-I,-- .....
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E. I. TAYLOR. II. II. wlLLAR
MICHAEL STUART,

attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Ravenna, Ohio.
Office ia FLo.nix Block, over Coffin & linncy's
Store. t0ct. 81. i5S-ly.
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new GOODS

ever brought to this Market consisting of Plain, Shad'
ed and figured Merinos, Plain and Printed Wool De.
LANES, Bayadere Robes, BayRdere and Foulard
Stripes, DeLaine Robes, Mousiin Dc Laihes In great
variety. Csshmores--Plain and figured, Persian
Twills, French, English and American PriHtS, White
and coored Brilliant Mohaire, .Debeges de-, at
Oct, 7, 1883, POE & BROTHEiS.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-16

LETTER FROM OLD BR0wN.--Capt. Brown,
under sentence of death at Charlestown,
Va, has written letter to Mrs. L. Maria
Child, thanking her for her tender of servi-
ces to 60 there and attend his wants. and
saying it is unnecessary as he is in charge
Of most humane gentleman, who, with his
family, have rendered him every possible at
tention he desired, or that could be of the
least advantage; and that he has SO far re-.
covered from his wounds as no longer to re-
quire nursing. He suggests, however, that
Mrs Child might jadiciously extend her sym
pathy and pecuniary aid to his family, of
whom he says:
/ have at home wife and three young
daughters, the youngest but little over Fl We
years old, the Oldest nearly sixteen. have
also two daughterS-in-law, whose husbands
have both fallen near me. There is also
another widow, Mrs. Thompson, whose hus-
band fell here. Whether she is mother or
not, cannot say. All these, nay wife inclu-
ded, live at N orth Elba, Essex county, New
York. l have middle-aged son, who has
been, in some degree. a cripple from his
childhood, who would have as much as he
could well do to earn living. he was
most dreadful sufferer in Kansas, and lost
all he had laid up. He has not enough to
clothe himself for the winter comfortably.
have no living son, or son-in.law, who did
not suffer terribly in Kansas.
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Special NuL.re.

If NUMBER If years have elaused
3 since the introduction of Dr. ]. 10
public The prejudice existing in the mi, ',,e
OF many ersons against what are demon mats,
patent medicines at first greatly retarded
sale, but as its virtues and merits becama
KNOWN TINS barrier OF prejudice was ovcI-
that my ew years scarcely village existed ~
the Un ted States in which tine afflicted had ~, iu
exPerieneea the benefits arising from the nte
OF the %Hitters,', and at the present day there
vouchers for the great merits of the article NJ
greater cure for Dyspepsia can be iound. +''
For sale by BURRUSS h BRO, Wholes.,s
Agents, and importers of BraIdies, Wines ana
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by DrnD.
gists and dealers generally. everYwhere
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MAYORS CouRr, poRrsuou,u-G wc.;e.

MAYORS CoURT, PoRrsMoUrH-G w Gyice.
Presiding.
michael Finn was before his Honor for
assaalting free negro named Tom Shields,
IL appears that Tom was obstructing the
way with carriage, when Finn wished to
pass with wheel-barrow. The negro re-
FUSED to move, and Finn attempted to back
the horses himself, when he struck Finn
with his whip. For this impertineace, Finn
gave the negro severe drubbing.
His Honor dismissed the case, as Mr.. Finn
had no right to take the law into his own
hands, otherwise he stated that he would have
had the negro whipped.
A man named Murphy and his wife, were
arrested for drunkenness and disorderlv
conduct, but the case was postp oned till to-
morrow.
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A Noble LitHe Giw.--The Warrenton Flag
contains an account of the death on last
Thursday Of little girl or years, daIgh-
ter CT Mr.. Troverse Cough, living a few
miles from Haymarket. In the absence of
all older than herself, her clothing took fire.
self-then she asked her little sister of fonr
years to throw water on her--but the little
one ran instead to call the neighaors. When
they came they found her lying out in the
yard, and in reply to the question "what
she was doing there" she sab she thought
if she staid in the house that the house
would catch fire and burn the baby up, too.
What noble, sensible remark for one so
young. She retained all her faculties to the
last, conversed freely land bore her suferings
for one Of her age. -..-
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o&FoRD HALL-was not as well filed last
night as on previous occasions; nevertheless
the performances were number one and
those who had the good fortune to be pres.
ent, were well pleased. The Golden Farmer
ana the Loa" ofa Lover were rendered land
we rarely ever saw them performed wit h
better effect. Tonight that chaste and
mlrthinl comedy of Taylor, Our American,
Cousin, together with the farcical Cousin Joe
are to be presented to the play goers, and we
are sure that the Hall will be we'll tllad 70
witness the two cousins. Little G. W.
MARSH renders Aso 7ren chard. and Miss
Louise Florence ZrencAard,
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List OF Letters Remaining, in the
POst ONCE. Norfolk. Va. Nov.
18th, 1859.
Pa.6ashedan the Norfolk DAYBOOK, bY
authority, this paper Aaoing the largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
Ny- Persons calling for Letters, will please
sag they are advertised.
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BURROWS
RELIABLE

F..
FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTUAL CURE OF
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEVi.H
PLIES. GEN ERAL DEBILITY
Grand ULAR S WELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcURIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES
And all Diseases arising from an Imnnra ST..
OF the system, or occasioned by fmprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
]. W. BURROW T. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, Ga Chnrcb e.
ly II ot'
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ther discuss it butwe Close with the assurance
to the Tam8s and all its coy rereS' tnat 1onn
Brown will be hanged, and not only hlm'
but all like him who are caught in inc limits
of this good old commonwealth. ~
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
TERMS.

,as DAY Book will be served to subscribers
al ~ cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be "a per year, ~
six months, and 81 for three months, paya
10 IN advance.
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N Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN R. HATHAWAY,
hditer and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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A BREAK DowN.--A country wagon broke
down on Church street early this morning.
1t was like the Datchman's calf, "kind o.
gin out The country produce was re
moved, and the wagon speedily repaired,
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Two HOURS AND len MINUTES. lowing to
a detention at this end of the road, the cars
did not get off yesterday I'm til half-past one.
In spite of this, however, all the connections
were made, and the cars arrived in Peters
burg in due time, making the running time
two hours and ten minutes for eighty -four
miles.
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Arlington miss Lacy
Addison mrs Missouri
Austin mrs Francis
Allen Martha
Ayres miss Virginia
Bush miss Mary Ann
Bell miss Evelina T
Butler mrs Francis C
Baker miss Arabella
Barnett miss Sarah A
Bew miss Emmeline Z
Brown miss Eliza
Brown miss Maria
Barham miss Fannie 2
Bell miss Sarah
Brown miss Elizabeth
Cross mrs Elizabeth
Clarke miss Anne r
Craw ford mrs Emma '
Camp miss Rebecca A
Childrey mrs E A
Clinton miss Theresa n
Curtis miss Henrietta
Campos mrs g
Colbourne miss M
Carpenter mrs Clarissa
Davis mrs Mary Ann
Dady miss Ellen
Dalton mrs Jane
Dobbin miss Mary
Elliott miss Margaret
Foreman miss Addie
Fitchett miss Emma M
Freeman miss Kate
Foster mrs Maggie
Foreman miss Z F
Fentress miss J A
Fitzpatrick miss c
Gordan miss J
Goodwin miss Emily ]
Goudkep mrs Jane
Guinne miss Phebe
Glennan mrs Sarah E
Gregory mrs Ju liza A
Gayle mrs Pauline
Griffith Fannie L
Hozier mrs G v 2
Harrison miss f v
Hawkins miss Maria Z
Hunter miss Gorgie M
Henley mrs M E
Harrell miss Ann
Hepenstall mrs Bridget
Hudgins mrs Emily S
Hudgins miss Anna X
Holmes mrs Mary z
Jones mrs Annie M
Johnson mrs Ann H
Jones mrs Mary
Jones miss Elmira S
Johnston mrs Caroline
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS u EMMERsoN, PBopR1EToR

ATS U NMMERSON, FR0PRIETORs.
9 + Howard, Hartford, Conn; Charles
Emmerson, Washington, d c; i Joyner,
Southampton, Va; B A Kone, Murfreesboro,
N 9; II ? Newcomb, U S Navy; I Sect,
Baltimore; N Van Bell, Philadelphia; r Nj
Stokes, Columbia, s G; VIVA Thompson,
Wilmington, N g; DR. W J Calling, North
Carolina; I L johnson, r A Chappell, Sus-
sex; Mrs Manning, 2 children and servant,
R j Manning, Mr. Manning and servant, S,
Carolina.
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The New York city elections will be held
In December next, when Mayor, eight AL
dermen, twenty-four Councilmen, ward con-
stables, and school ofhceps, are to be cleo
ted.