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SATURDAY MolLXINGf^EMBEHTSS'

The Terre Haute and Indianapolis papers speak of it in high terms. Accompanying

the panorama are the celebrated Mac Evoy children who are spoken of as great musi

cal wonders we have no doubt it will be

liberally patronized.

IWAUTIN ICOSZTA.

This individual says the Baltimore Times is on his way to the United States. lie has

been the instrument, unconscious, and probably unwillingly of creating some little dis

turbance in the world. Probably far more

has been made about him, than if he had 'owed his notoriety to his own endeavors,

Avould ever have been talked over in cab

inets, courts, or bar-rooms. His is one of Mhose cases, where greatness is thrust upon a man. And that Aus'ria has said

lier sav, and Mr. Hulsrinann 1K:S heard

from Mr. Mnrey, and Koszta is coinin^ the United States, it aj^pears that sonn our northern friends, n.it tired yet of rn.-i-

king fools of th.emselves, are talking .about

'••piling up the agvny, making themselves ridiculous, and thrusting more greatness

•upon this individual, by giving him a public reception. Vve should have though?

-that thev would have boon somewhat wiser

from experience. .The great number of recipients ol ovations who have visited our

shores, have done themselves no credit, or

us either, and if tins poor uevil, whom we

/have rescue 1 from an Au-drinn prison or gallows, should received a'-- a hero, we

think that (lie climax wili have been capped. .The spectacle will be a rich one, when the

gentleman, in a barouche, drawn bv tour O white horses, shall be received a speech from the Mayor of somewhere.

The distinguished stranger can be con

gratulated upon his extreme exhibition of

'•••sonsft in go:ng to Turkey, upon Ids valiant though unsuccessful cun.lu'-t in the row

•Aviththe Gree ks, and upon his great pres

ence of mind when Americans were striving

to liberate him, exhibited by swearing that lie was a Hungarian and several little coni•iplimenlarv allusions to tilings which he

might have done and did not do. Ivoszta ^probably will reply in pretty much the same'

strain, and swear .now that lit is an Ameri

can. make a big flourish with an imagined .•-.'eagle, and the crowd, after a due amount of

parading and prancing, will set down to a supper, and make and listen to a quantity

of bail speeches, a large quantity of liquor will be drank, and r.cxt morning some of

them will wish they hadn't done it.

This man-woiuip of a loivigner, who happens to be distinguished or notorious,

is disgusting enough, and in the case of

Koszta. the proposed ovation, is positively

disnaceful, and sliouhl be cried down from I

OFficUL PAPER OF THK coi'XTY. iT^~ We cheerfully insert tbe following rp TT \T TV" letter from Dr. Eliis, as it serves to exhon-

A W O S & & a

-*•A "__lorate Dr. Brown from a charge that was

his in ul

lABCCU TIU X.MSY MTORreBUSHED ^-'Albany, Stale, who, no doubt, laCrawfordsvillc! bored under a wrong impression on the

AJvcrLssw. cull up an -vjminc our I st of subject, and who will be able to give a ZW 5?I 'proper explanation of the whole matter: A" kinds of JOIJ XVOHK done to ordor. hwxs.xvou*, Nor. J, 1853.

To Advertiser-. Editor of the Review,

Ev«-ry advertisement handed in fr psUtation, s: _\f at'ention 1'as been rallBhonld have wriien upon it the number ot times the wl vertiser wishes it inserted. If noft-so j»r«tcd itwill ed (o the following paragraph in a recent h? in^prtod until ordered oat. cud chati^-'.l accord- number of your paper.

f&" All cnll.« for rawtlny*. mflrris.ff» notices and "Dr. Ellis of Indianapolis is faid to be olritimru!#. hereafter in--e.rt£td in our paper will be the author of the Essay on Farming, which .charged one half tlu: regular advertising rales. WHS read at the State Fair bv one of our

A"fjiis for~thc Review. 'citizens, who protends to claim the author T". W. C«Ki:. 1'. S. Newspaper Advertising Airont. ship. How is it, can any otic toil? Evnns' Bnildiwr. N. W". corner of Third and W:d- Do

exlnbitcd this evening at ashitiifloii liall. p^latkw. E«ry nationably contributes

7- The report seems originally to

have sprung from Mr. P. M. Kent, of New

nie

nnt Street-. rhiSadelphia. Pa. ,„,n, ,, the production of Dr. R. T. Brown of rour S. II. I'AKVIV. South East corner Columbia and 1 Main »tr.'in.-iim:iti. Ohio our Agent to town, who was awarded therefor a suver proenre advertisements. cup bv the Executive Committee. I am not the author of a word of it. 1 am

X2T Wc wih it distinctly nnderstood. that we have now the I.K.-T and the UNNNSX assortment of Niiw rtii'l FSNTY .toll Rvrr:ever brcuj^htto tnis.place. We insist on thii^vt wi:diiii£ work done to call np, and wo will show them onr assortment of t,vp». £:. Y"e have {rot them end no mistake. Vvor.f done on »h»rt notice, and 'n reasonable terms. I.VSANITV I'UODCCKD HV Ql" following starilin^ paragrar

JOB ritrvnNc:. O O AH it is NOW about th.-time-A h-n M-n-hanN and the rflects of quinine in treating

a?«s,rtiiu,,nt

APPRENTICE \VA\TKI. To a sprightly boy, 15 to 1(3 years ofj

age, who can read and spell, we will give a

good opportunity to learn the printing business. Apply immediately.

rANOKAMA OFII I:I.AM)& NIAGARA FALLS. This splendi 1 painting arrived in our city last evening from Torre Haute, and will be

the favor to say that the Essay is

1 0

tlu'° start. Wlmt honor cm, lu: expect '-ignfltc is The note

for having received American protection I nbrotul. "lien lib ,, f,,liy l.a.l nuiel, to ,1„ W to be impose-! upon.

with putting him in th.e poi:ion to require

That our officers acted as they did. the

case having oeemred. is a subject ot na

.Vet..'-

tional congratulation: but as for Koszta, he -ought to be thankful tor what he has re- to sustain the Maine Law

ceived alreath ivever we should not be surprised 10 In sr of his being made a I of. The, took are not all dead demi-go

GLAD OF jr.—Joel firesh, the abscona-

ijiT mti tress tkvr was recer.tu u.mII} Le a ten

iuorc i«o:i:i, he de-cj'Ves it.

Very Kespeetfully,

E. W.

others arc wishinu to htive Cuvniai.-"- f.:iids. j-, we clip from the Xc.v Orleans True «ind used among the Irish population there crs, J.iinted. we would respectfully call tlv'ir -i,,, now than before. It is kept secretly in if* o»ir vtcn^i

wholly continued to any one c'ass of our

its l,

P°

trouble" of quinine have been traced, for

all of those who have recently become in-

year.

to save yourselves Irom loss—go to James

liberal!1v

liberali

charged'prematurely, breaking the aim 1

William Iluxworth, and tearing and muti

lating his face in a dreadful manner. lie is now lying in a critical situation, and 1. is

feared that he will lo^e both of his ey.s.

and 1 xamine specimens. There is nothing pertaining to Dentistry that lie is not thor

oughly acquainted and is master of.

£^T The njisviile Journal notices a

new dangerous counterfeit. It is a S3 note

upon the Southern Bank of Kentucky, made

pavable at Russelviile. In the genuine the

word "Ameiica" is pvin'ed across the vigtiic

nc 1 UaS

the responsibility of those who have so free- Moses and Robert Kelly were ex-

ly, in filiy-grain doses, administeied it. Ieculcd at Ilawesvillo, Ky., on Friday last. I3ut the new oiubui.t of insanity is not

l)rains 11,0

We have, during the last Trcek re

ceived several letters containing advertisa-

ments, (patent medicines of couise.) with

and venders, wish their sorted in the Review

liu-m, and pay the regu

attendance at the State 1 air. Creeley, bove Belton, and stole twenty-five horses,

ihinks Lafayette a one-h.or.se to'.vn. lie with which they deeamp-d. A party of j-

\nIO. V.iitiC liic iUiiJlit "Vic .1

fv!n,r i- •!«, 1 ul lie «nu ire the cannon dis-1

Wo call the attention of the reader

to the advertisement of Dr. Yanderbilt,

.Surgeon Dentist. Dr. Y. is one of the most skillfui Dental opperators in th.e State, and

as such, has acquired an extensive reputa

tion. It is hardlv worth while for us to say anv thing in reference to his work, but

would refer those wishing work done in his line to call at his office in Washington I lull.

be withdrawn, provided either th.e hig or

democratic candidate should make a pledge

jiir Advices from Texas am^unce that

Dr. Steiner had been acquitted of the mar-

der of Maj. Arnold, L. S. A., on the ground

iinquent L.il ta.s week. hope our pat

Attica, by one .lohn Hugh.es, Uive y.im ji-.ns will bear with U* for a short time., when *c/

\n will be through with it.

•m

A FRCNNNG PARSON.—A correspondent

of the New Orleans Picayune, who signs himself A. Presbyterian Minister of the

Gospel of peace,'' speaking of the letters of

Mr. Everett, of Massachusetts, and Mr. Marcv, of Xew York, relative to the Koszta

affair, remarks as follows: .*

I believe the time hastens on when "the

kin"s of the earlh and of the whole world'"

are to beset in arrav against the sons ot

freedom »ad of li fc. °Th. conflict, I

to be thrust upon the world but peace will

MAINE

Oi type. 13 ltd* It 1 U'MIC Oi^inion nttliuil' «. r"#i

work cxce1111'i 1 111 ,lK.. notice and at the lowest 7 ,, each house, and all the members of the prices. Call and seeotir facilities fordoing work, tes not a u:w oi the man) }el!ow fc ci family are thus brought within its ternptaprices

deaths which have of late so terribly swell-: tions and 'its evil influences. It. is a singued our mortuary annals, to the unwise use lar fact, that in this city, where tliere are of quinine and if, to the sunnosed death

fiflecn ll uni rcd

.. ... ,, ^ance agitation has been had among them, (.eahng qualities of quinine, be added the

nor!C

production of deafness and blindness, an 1 AVe do not know of an,Irishman in town swollen limbs, insanity? how great must be who sells rum.

mmL riSe

a request to publish them, which Ave most the two countries will only suffice for home respectfully dceline. If nostrom makers consumption, leaving nothing for exporta^

Company, and get your property insured, tity of breadstuffs required in Europe,

See advertisement in to-day's paper. ir.un.ense.

The newspapers generally through- /T'-iT Tiie Camanclies are again

alls it a "village!'' fifteen volunteers started in pursuit of them. Unless crovcrnment makes provision for the DEATH OF AXKEE SVLLIV "jTiT On Friday evening, in Miliersbug, Ohio, while the Maine Lawitcs were gl'ori

maintenance of this tribe without delay, we

X1CC

,. p]

uni

ni par.v

eou...v 1 .tii, th

so guo.1 ,,,

11 ex.-eutetl tli.lt most any one uollhl jj

ted Horace (lively for the State Senate, to

struct

believe, draws nigh 11„«, «. nhovc d«i -1 Government, than to tlrose wl.o know only

natcd as "the battle ot that great day of European wavs. The statesmen at Wash-j

concourse of people were on

umL

Moses made an address to the

jn wllicl) h( tll ibHltd

B# pc ni cntj an(l 0xpr

full conviction of final salvation.

sane, have but a short time since had their names recorded in physicians' books as MAN^ 1' ACTS IN A I* R-.\v W OKDO. A Lonthe lucky ones who were curcd of ydluwfe- don correspondent of the New loiL Inbver

une

|,is atvful

erime and fate to drinking and gambling.

sed a

writes under date of Sept. 20th as fol-

lows: "In Prussia and Hungary, those twogranaries of Central Europe, the harvest proves

ess

than the average yield, and the corn of

tising: For one column one year r.a" has become almost imposs.u.v., \--f rd-v !l column £25, and one fourth of a column fieial close ot the mouth of the Danube,

Si. subject to three changes during the bec-n ascei ta.ined thin u,e

dred'in^ boat carried stones and locks to

The season of the j-ear has at length arid tliere remain only two countries which

arrived for keeping up good fires, and where 'can export corn, Russia and the LnUedj i" {ire, tliere is always danger of set- .States. It is not to be expected tnat )ii-| ,i ,'ces sh.onld range as high, as in 8iG-17, ung !, re to nouses, and to remedy (his and

llf iia

|.,„a,

,..j i.

Heaton, Agent for the Hartford Insurance ter than in the famine year, yet the quan-

vtissi.'.n

,i .i .i Cr. Recorder, Chailes A ood a ti d, It. fcullina to throw them overboard at night)

ar Iroc lK,n ot tI cir GC

his establishment. If you wish reauy made

David a call, and our word for it vou will

™„C ,„v »ith coat on your bad: «nd !,

K.ir.tc r,is btRiml to «ll ..Hi

boots on your feet will sell as cheap as any house

See advertisement.

lars damages for carrying a Mr. Yan Allen

bevond h.is intended station.

#£T'Thc Danville (III.') Citizen savs: We would uivise feeders not to sell at the prices now offered, which are £3,50 for de-

V) rv

T! e-ieniiieranee Convention 1,eld at chances are certainly in favor of the ieeder 1 4 Peekskill. N. Y.. on the 10th ins!., nomina

December. Janiiarv, iVc., and

€3,53 to 84,53 for early delivt

now, and we'say, hold on a littic longer."'

THE TMREH RI-LERS.—Tiie Emperor of

China is in his 22 year, the Emperor of Austria in his 23d vear, and thc Sultan of men rule

Persia in i.is 20th. Three youn_

one

_tli

th people of thc world.

."-TiniTrAL.—A cc-mmumcation was re-

cdve t0 day from

of self defence. "jstaiing that the man who struck him while We coma:enee pnblishmg (he Do- ^h, is rusticating "on the .other side

of Jorda::.'

AMERICAN" STATE PAPERS.—The London

News pays the following handsome com

pliment to American statesmanship: S

"From the timG of^Alexander Hamilton to that of Edward Everett, the reports and

attemi

ndt-r is less, to persons familiar WKU tiie

G«IAlmigl,lv." in-rton :trc usiiaJlv educated gentlemen and 1 be combmed fl«cU of r^e ,nd Eng. 1 am for peacel-bjt not now. War is

nal men, who vet have had occasion, in

come ultimate!? t!,rou,-l, oceans of blood ,e course of tkeif lives, to do with tl.eir! llosul.l.es on the Danube and the sbote. and sweat and'tears. We are to live-yea,

iands

todiealso—for nosteritv. Let Americans, )if -and tliere is nothing like that sort ofi ^P

LAV.*, he .Ncwburypor. j^^^H^^j

Union says: Rev. .J. O'Donnel, a Catholic pries Portland, an active Temperance man formerly a strong supporter of the Maine'statesmanship. Chosen from among

tcmpta-

and no tempei-

of them have gone into liquor selling,

then—bot'i native and'adopled-sland bv vpcm-nce, when combined with a liberal |h»t PnnM Gor.sc.akoH has rephed to ,l,e Marcy and Everett, and by the sentiments edLation, for enabling men to take and' Turkish summons, and tl»u he has no auiUarc\ iin Lvt'ii'ii, MMU avuiiiuciuo education, IOr emiiMinn mvu IV I rvr 1 their "pens have placed on record. express sound and clear views of political thonty either to commence hostilities, make ^. sub'ects. Vaster used to say that he did

th(? bctler for

and toils as one ot the ehiet epaiations ot I i,

They were arrested about 1 o'clock yesterday morning, examined, and brought to this city in the afternoon. It appeared upon examination that the woman Schenck hud been livinf'' tor sometime with the murdered his wife, that Cender came to the house in the evening, and a quarrel ensued between Cender and Scheib, of which the woman was the subject, that in the affray Scheib was shot in the breast with a shot o-un, causing his immediate death. The alarm was given soon after by a small boy in the house at the time, and the prisoners were arrested in the same bed but little removed from the body of the murdered man, weltering in his gore, and the gun lying by his side on the floor.

Il is seldom indeed that the annals of crime present a scene so perfeci.lv heattsickening and barbarous.— Chicar/o Press.

msv

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—The following

rov, Rush county.

1 r, 1,1, 1 all the appropriations made tor avenues, Mr. Guthrie, we cannot btu «ppio'.e

on 0

Joili\rs.

David Wertheim is now in full blast,

having just received a large and well assorted stock of Fail and Winter Goods at

un!e h(

he is bound to sell and

(]t

..\Viiiiam Patterson."

Dr. A. Gall, of Indianapolis, hasj "Weil the been nppoia'ed Connd to Antwerp. attic: «h.-

correspondence sent out by Congressional corps was at Odessa awaiting marchCommittees and heads of departments have

n.rlish lan-uag@ is familiarly read. The acuate the Danub.an pnnopali*3 *1* 1 lll?^

ure and workings of t'.-.c American I «». »A.w'lc!. »,» r.

tlc

much of the real business of, of the Caspian arc ,n,,v, table

having

iest at' to College and Clav boasted of his manual

II. M. Berrv, Mil-

G. Treasurer, Henry Ohr, Indianapolis. O. Chaphiin, John 13. Abbott, Culumou'. G. Conductor, John T. Wallace, Bowling

uian ,liu

r.ol been blighted in ,. ,,, ...

harvest in England is bet-

fc-

wCT..n«l, I !».«

The

•ain co nl-i

out the State are particularly down on the ting devastations in Western Texas, wi.er-^ Government had been subject to taxadenizens of Lafave'te, for the unbounded ever the U. S. troops happen to be absent.' tj

W ls 0

and kind accommodations with A partv of them, on the 29th ult., made a proportion as individuals, it wouid r.o'.v be the President. W ha e\^Tno} .eout the pri-dege of skinning those who were in descent on the settlements eight miles a-|in debt to the Corporation, after deducting ion of the propru^t t,e hrst h-tter

Xntional iulsllir/cnccr —It

ere

he inappropriate to remark,

in regard to a charge sometimes maue tnat

•upon Congress tor improvement, tn.u

upon all its ciiv prope rty in the same

1 1 -1 :. ',1 K..

a a ai!

redations, for they must either starve, beg •It appears that after their attempted :tv desert, but. honest Democrats

arrest in New York, they came to Builalo.'

upon wiucti nis opponent a rue a him tl:

isU he vou

clothing of any kind, hats, caps, boots, warning being disregarded, Morrisy. at the

shoes or anything in the fancy line, give 93th round, struck him below the ear,

feta

false imprisonment occurs when railroad tiiird person. considered an ordination of nature. As thc 1 'd,v ,r,. M^T.non-enirl lh if it anv Tierson

rtmonv into

., ,.

],} ^Ji hi,

"[ly breaking 1ns neck.

l,) rl 1 lL ,C l0,1 Up0n

ARRIVAL OF TIIE ARCTIC. NEW YORK, Oct. 30.

The Arctic arrived to-day with Liverpool dates to the 19th. On the 5th, Gen. Luders with the Rus-

S orders.

been of such singular merit as to fix the! *otiscbokofl »t ,s rumored has

on of socitev in Europe, wherever the ™P

],C to tf, kl

business at onee-usually proles- rrcpanng to adance to Constan-

tin0

P-

a 0lon

eace

tul

his business all the better for having

I his father's horse to water, before he wenti

r„.rtriQr£lf

nt act on

-By a pri-

:vate (iispatch to a gentleman of this city, fry of character, and will inspire ardor and iwe learn that Yankee Sullivan was killed confidence ia the. bosom of Ids friends.—

town.- OPENING LETTKAS.-IN the Marma W ash-

The

ington case, a question arose_ whether an

office had a right under any circumstances

I: has recently been decided that to break the seal of a letter addiessed to a

mpt.

say tin'ol'.im. -What tl.inkest thou of r.

my piece, for it may be that U.e trudi *n] jrt/f/

would offend thee.

Il is not fit that thou shoul Is' a.-k him

uu,1--

When thou dost enter into hts office take ., ,,

1 1 1 1

ieed tin thyself that t.iou dost not look

heed it what may be lying open for that is not meet in the sight of good breeding. Neither examine thou the proof sheet, for it is not ready to meet thine eye, thai thu.u mavest un i*. stand it.

lont s. what in tlie world put Mauur head'?"' f-ict is. Joe. I was gel tingshirts."

summons, and re-

Ml1 uf I!u sm

,r,«l t!,c conv

princ.p«h-

or evacuate the pnncipanues he

d„g. ^oretore refuses to do euher.

lll( su Tur1

ace(1 un Aa ian cu 1

,,n(I r.f 1, a lows neutral flags on the Danube until the

the 2oth inst., and no longer. :Yustria and Prussia har'S' recalled their

IIotuuD MTRDEK—SHOCKING DEPRAVITV. j. Russian ships and fully protects the rights It is an unpleasant task to be under thene- of commerce. eessily of recording the iollowing facts: Leo Cender and Anna Barbara Schenck, were incarcerated in the county jail on yesterday, charged with being the former principal and the latter accessory to the murder of Jacob Scheib, on Thursday evening, near Blue Island, upon the Rock Island Railroad in the Town oi Worth.

^'3

When the Czar hoard that Turkey had declared war he fell into a fury, and swore that he would wage a war of extermination against the Turks. ^Omer Pascha has notified the Russian commander to clear out from the Principalities before the 2oth inst., or he would commence hostilities.

It is not supposed that the fighting wili commence on the Danube, but in Gorgon a or the Black Sea.

Old General Paskiwitch takes command of the Russian army in the Principalities. The combined fleets wore observed on the 10th preparing to advance to Constantinople.

A battle was fought on the 27th between Scharnvl and the Russians, in which the Circassians retired into the mountains.— There was a heavy loss on both sides.

The commercial advices from India and China arc comp ii r.tiw ly favorable. Commercial—Breadstuff's are active, with a further advance. Baltimore and Philadelphia flour 35s fJd, and is held at 36s Western Canal 3 Is (jd(([ 35s good flour 31s. Wheat—there is an extensive demand and 2d dearer—fine white 10s 'hi. Corn is quiet and unchanged. Beef and pork are inactive. Lard is steady. T.dlow is maintained at the late advance. Rice is quiet, with but little doing in Carolina.: -Cheese is steady. Linseed cakes active.

PillLADKI.i'UIA, Nov. J.

Ti'.e Bank of the Stale of New oil was robbed of 837,000 in bills.

REMOVAL OF COS.LECTOR RONSON.—The following appropriate remarks on this subject are copied irom the Richmond

Euqni-

.. V.

That the removal of Collector Bronso: would be the const quetice of his reent h^ tor of defiance to the President, is what cvJ erv person with a just sense of propriety

nuisL have expected. It is mcompalioie j.-c j'r I.LY ter.der- i.-. sorviers tothccilwiill the dignt'v oi toe J.\"cei'.tive to region j^r-ns of Crnwf'.idsvii]• an I vii ini'v. He to ca !••.us 'ec li- m::!ioji3 iy lost for v.-ant

subordinates in office who manifest no sort jrives farlicr.ly:- «ti. of respect for their superiors. The letter of Mr. Branson was an appeal to faction a- .n iUda! :eei!i ea o-ninst the policv of the administration, and mens of i^t nu-niifaouiic of w(-s manifestly designed as a challenge to 3'oreo!»in Teeth in 1hr. V/osf, \Vha'e\Kmay be ouronin-1

,,f Executive. Tlie

ident is right in dismissing Bronson, and thecountrv will sustain im. Titis prorr.pt, bold, and just measure iiSustrates Ins ener-

•... ...

V/ednesday noon, in his fight with Mor- The timid may falter, and th.e treacherous Voweli, and

and crossing over to Canada, commenced v.ilh fa'-iion. For a time, no doubt, tl their brutal conduct on English soil. mge of faction will (i'li the country with Ninety-eight rounds were fought. Sullivan, iniui iate veils but, the ebullition over, eas usual with him, made several foul blows, turning reason will vindicate th.e Presi-ienf, warned him that! and cover the traitors with, merited cou-

and by their President in his sirugg

BEARDS.—The question whetner u! tnc

beards", is

&•»« n-conKvieiid it a p^eowir.

!#g»to»t co!J. ill a later si

,.....

ag a 0

tc send them to the Department they had !•. jx. in to\\-n- eii.twenty.north of rar.ffefivc.we.it, no authority to open them neither had the •!eon*ainin^ »i«4ity aere« in said county. 1 he same -.r 1 "i- .1 1 1*1 to sold tor not less tnan two-thir'i.i of the npMarshal, police, nor that Court. {^j- Jenny Lmd baby is now aUiacting th,.-roof. on the following terms to unusual attenti«."n. hv sliouldll it.— wif—•mo third of the pnrehasenioriey to be paid in

PRINTERS' PROVEKP.S.—Never enquire Jennv Lind hats, boots, cigars, music, etc., hand, one third in six months, and thc balance in

1 1 *, 1

thou of th.e editor the news for, behold it is each had their run. an.l WHY not jeniu ,.rr.t ,,

his dutv at the appointed time to give it Lind babies. For she certainly had more defered payments unto thee witiiout asking. to do with the maternity ot the latter than. When thou dost write fo" his paper, ncv- of the above named articles.

Thc 1|o

AP»

Hi mi Jit lr-innnrmjwfc—y

CINCINNATI '^MARKET. CJVCT.VNATI, Nor. i. Elou!* active: 10.000 bb?s. sold at 5.25@ 5,30 holders at closc asking 5,35(o5,40. Whiskey declined to 23^ and dull: Cheese active at 9c. Good business doing in groceries in the regular way at full prices.-^ Clover seed 5,20. Potatoes 1.50 per bbl.Butler is in good demand -at 14 to 17c. Brooms scarce and active at "1,80 to 2,75per doz. Hogs dull 500 more sellers thanbuyers four houses commi need piftnirirr^--

MARRIED.—On Tuesday hist. l\v Eid. yonder,vc. Mr. JAMES ILARMPAND MISS EJ.FZAIF.NI OTTOMAN: s'.il of this ccuntv.

CKAAVPOltDSYlLLI? PRICE CURRENT. [(.'directed weekly for the Review.] A he at A re (...in. 2 Apples." drv. 1 W W Iuonr. To:!.*) Flux Bnttvr, 'Tisnothy. KLr.rs, ft 1-V'iiiht'rs, Cheese. S Wool. HiH-on side ahouhU'r Betwwux. ii is in Lard. 10 IVitiitoes, Tr.liow, S Onions,

We lntve an endless variety of CLOTHING, amontr which may he found ('oats manufactured of an hundred diil'erent kinds of fabrics rants in liko mar.ner: Vests do: Shirts. Drawers, Cravats, etc. We have also, a larjre suid complete stock of

O O S S O E S I I A & A S

To which the particular attention r.f the Gents nro ciilied. Tithe Lallies: w.* must nicniion in a few v,-. rt.!.i that t.iir slock of

Dress Goocls, €cc.,

AViiicli ijeii'ly leii.iH't1'- them, is unusuuily lnrTf and hope whin uc arc favire] i'. r! 1 your )re.»enee, thi' Ctrh William's assistance to lis]day them to your saii: faeii'n. We shailnot attempt an enun:ci alien f'!' artieles. but invite you to give us a cnIL

V, v. to drop jn-t another word. nnl to our fi lends, t'ce farmers, to remind hern. that we wish (hi'Mi it'.-t to loriri-t ns in tlic distribution of their !'rt dii.'e. us we intend payinir tin* highest nmrkel prices for Bii'tcr. i'f.V"

.,iiiektiis,

,. .. 1 .-i:d .-irisiitiit-'s, from a M!£ic tooth to an entire '-"n don Me c.-. All \vrk v.-.irri'.ntcd.

the res

w\)l ar.

«v employees in England should wear 'bLari'iiJ' Vi" "first day of the next'terni'of thi

nc,l by

inspectors, engineers and hremen. Jn

Fr nC( thc RAIJVAV

cti()n a rait)St

bt ard is

sanitarv grounds.—:' held in the er-:irt house at f'rawtoHs

newspap./

employees wear beards ^0^,1^1

lnhaoitants at it severe weather. It is

:oUl. Russia, A coPv:' Attest:

,^ protection of the male ANT»!:KW I

„,„„ .««' W

who is the author of an article, for his duty requires him to keep such things to •eqt :res nim to Keep suc.i tnin^ 10 11 n..c „round, dig a small bole for each end I yr~~—/piyr BAG'S of C.ifTee^

Take the end* of the limbs of an apple

liix-e -.vhero tli^v hang low. so as to rea~h iimselr. i\ ,?» r.

the ho] confini

i.„

remain. Do this in the winter, or beginning of spring. The end of the hmb thus

buried will take root and put out sprouts or

Feu:he:s. Bees-

wax, Itasrs (ins:T.r, e!e.. 1'••.. in fact everything 'licv have to ii S3 of. Bmi

MM .IS.

IS CO

#1.0062n75 #1.50 31 20n30

DR. S. D. HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARILLA WILL PRILLFV TIIE HLOOI).

STATE FAIR— GItEELEVS St'EECHn

A MAN MURDERED IN COVINGTON!

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE

11 1

'JT^KLI.OW (Ti'IZKNS: 11 iv in always believed .1. in the. doctrine tit'"i'|U il :md justice," ns hein? correct between ncin mid 111:111 and it. beinjf the nuinnfi" in wiiii your lnnntile servnnt hus endeavored t' cet thro' the world he would respectfully inform his mimei'iius nisteiners and friends rlir.r. hr is in the niurket with fine, and as he thinks, judiciously seleeted. stock of

SS\'n5y iWndc CEothisisr, &c.: to wliich lie wishes to call your undivided uttcntioii. lie visited the eiiy of Cincinnati this t'.dl. in person. :ss lormerly. and purchased his Sim'! ol'tli' sfin wlimn lie could put his trust and whom lie knew as bcim: the most extensive nianuf.ii tuieis in the eitv—• such as are disposed to •live md l.-t live." i-'ce'ing coniidcnt. therefore friends, that our stock cannot he surpassed in the pinee, in rcpord tofahiic. rippeanuice and manner in which they are made lip. invite you to come and examine for ursclvcs. and we are satisfied you will hi: pleased with our prices, etc.: :is before mentioned.

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.Store" i-f the •e to buy (foods 011 tlu Mi' sr. reasonable terms, cither for cash or the pr d'!"tcf vov.r fiiiiiis. Come ahiHL*. Ihr- wav vi n.. I. WFliTlIKiM'. 'iVXilVtllllllT 1, ]•?,)•?. V.Jll 1a.?

»«. VA* BF.8BILT,

N" A L^^^LSURGEON.

Th"S'.- t!•:11 are in v.ai.:, wvtli to call an.i s'.-e sneti-

-.' '. 'V

uil ntr

r-f

timely

,irti.rt*

.A!! -r i' pcr'aiiii::!.* *.' tic -eience carcfuily at'eild.-d to wi:h the leas! j• .- -i'jle.- p::in. Z-H" Jei!' :l Roreii- in Washington Hall.

Novcrnbei' -1. I -ot'. v.'nlStf.:

STATE O," TNpr.VNA,

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Mt• ntjr.»11 tery Conn y. y"' Court Common T'leus of said Couiity. t.d»er Term 1S5 J.

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'"'l'''''' titi-.n f..r Partiti

:i lo.' .iiiT,

iorr.

i.i c.i Uefendants. I ?o,-.v comes liit.- said petitioners by Thomson and nistine their e.ttorncys. md it ap| enrintr by the return of the pioper o!ii-. tiiat Wiilnun and .Morinj?

Fuller, two'of aid defendants have not been found s.iid that th-ir residence is unknov.-n. It therc-I'-re orde.fd by the court that said defendants William and Moiini: Fuller be notified of the pendency said petition and that the «ams is set down fo

•i' general eirc'.ihition jirinted and

Nov.l?53.-nlS'.v-,i

LYNX. C. I'.

T»TOTICK is hereby jriven that tl.e undersijrned,. LN Adriiini.-'rator 'it' the estate of Josiah P. Hol-

.,„t T.,nni- twelve months irom the date ot

i' lie sale, with in1 sccuritv on the JAMKS WII.SOX.

.,ic

as the method to procure U--Handy, late »f Montgomery county,

Memphis Eo'tlc, as the method to procure •r''!,n, I d«eea«?.J: aid Rxianj sujM-»-'apples without seeds or cores:

Administrator,

nl s-wl-paid.

deceased said estate is snpi-""od to by solvent.

nuv

.4, v-3. nl:w2. JOIJN BKITTEN, Admrl-.

.JtrsT KECEZVBO,

w! '•£•--?LA

A i5jf

O a a 4 a re N O a a

down so that it will M-i .-'-s. CAMl'BEJ.I

Nov.

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scions, which, when they become sufficient-1 doz. Hi bed (*r.»hrncru Hose ly large to 'Vet out," dig up at the proper il',y«».: season, and tranplant them in tne orchard L'd, CA.MTIiELLw'nere vou wish them to remain.

tney get large .nougn to bear, the\ \.ib

bear apples witiiout seeus or cores.

ht&st

lo-S?av,

rEi Oj*n flannel, f..rsacouJsr

hen .r~ T" r"~

1 it ii on

D^.-kT^oi n,r onaHty, fZ

5«1,L l.AYM' N & co.