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NrEW.JERSEY DYE and PRINT WORKS


~ The above works viii be offered AZ auction by the
.herf perenI tory Esie on SATURDAY, tbs Sd day Of
OctoteT between The hours Of and O'Clock, y W.
They heated upcl tne Railway River, ia the of
Rshwsy, New-Jersey, 10 miles rom SewYor City
uuncsi-g ~ ANYWAY eight nes aday Expense oftaus-
portaoE Of freight Celts perhnndrrd pouds The works
capital oder md ready for immediate use. The
machinery consists Of four colored Printing Machine, with
4 copper shcs; <t7ee bowl Fret Clienacrs Iy iro
E1trsotlT, TAO howl aud three-bow Sizing MlYgles
We,bing Machine SIDE Lathe, with q complete Of
Tools Hydraulic Pea ct Of Dying Cans Dyeias
hachIres: Dye Iufs Gigess. &C: SourDg and Chemie
Tubs, Boiling keTs, ard all requisites for carrying
fancy DyeinE
Tie siesm Engine 5est stroke. 6-isch Cylinder WITH
2huf boilers These boilers made order IN le1o aud
are each 2feet feet aLneteI AID l6 och dne There
is water power avi,abc FOR large por Of the year.
TT nan building q brick re eet long ~ feet vide
storiss gh There Dry Sheds upon premsss
shoFdlng faetes FOR drying 800 pieces daiy The Blue
Dye HOUse contains ,. vss and rscesyers ei ia lstrsts
o!CeT.
There Of and attached upon which there are
three dweDghCuss barn and stable, snse house car
peIteT chop aid bses sth shop, with eoniplee ~ on
tools The present djiy capacity Of the "o'. . ~ ZIG
production Of SO pieces Gla1ed Goods % pieces "Isse
and 70 pieces IrdigO bne ard white Prints FOR lusthcf
Information address Z. Y ROGERS, bsl- Runway New
jersey -
O bond and mortgage
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~ Special NOtice.-A meeting vii be held in tie
Lecture Room. Of tie Broadway Tabernacle On FRIDAY
EVENING next, 18th inst ri a oc!x take mo coasid
ta'ioa the subject OF Special Missionary efforts supply the
religious ceuon occasoned by the removal Of churches
tpeaktr and 10 expected be Of gr-a. interest, All
fnendy 70 this important object particularly invited
attend.
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4 SNURSE, by respectable Woman, who per-
fecy understluds the management q Children. Sic
Il Protestant end give hc best city references She
c. Iperenced baby's Nurse and rea' PLAIN Seautress
note tos;-paid addressed NURSE" Astoria Pos--Ohce
VII BE- promptly attended TO- Can be seen or beard o. icr
several Gavs
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CYlNASTIC EXHIBITION.-The mem

" bers Of OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM. vino 70
take part IN the Exhibition 20 be gwen on WEDNE>-
DAY EVENING. Oct 10. requested 20 be present and
be- IRE pared 70 commence the exercises y O'Clock PM.
c. r. OTTIGNON. Nos $50 and lGl Crosby-s:.
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WALLACK's THEATER - Broadway j
w v. WALLACK, Lesce-J ". LISTER, Stage Man
sse!-TyilS " ENlNG. Oct. 49, VAL be PERFORMED
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME.
Charles Arundel Nj Walroi Lucy Arundel. Mss heere
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
Sir Robt IRAN be MIR Blake FREQ BrAnhe. MI Lef,er
d. (ilsro.. MI B:Oughass Miss L McTabb. Mrs bGAr
THE HAPPY MAN.
PscSv Murlf,v RrCurhan Aoket.... Hiss +. CEauisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

As CHAMBEEMAID and SeamSJress. By re-
~ srto;atie young Woman Can be cen 10 va d-ys
Cal q No q InLce-st.
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" TIC NmGrIcdn Pfcst.-In 10 COUNTY, " Ils
freedom Of the press much talked about fully en-
JCyed than 10 America The voice o. the whole people u
heard through - medium with force OF - which none
Gu gansav Tins mighty engine IS ever ready fend
Whit good and expose what wrong. Over the whole
Of ns the unanimous approDel N o. me
pCoJle's orqsr.s has met BOGLES HYPERION FLUID,
iol Hair and ANGLE for Shaving and hailed them
as ~ bic benefits Sold No IN Washngton-st By the
inventor WIN BOGLE.
NAV be had Of A. b. d. Sands No. lO0 Iulton-st; Rush
ton CLARK Co.. No 273 and Rice Smith No. ~ Brold
way: Cary Co. 245 PeaTlst and by Druggists and Per
fulners thrOaghOu the world.
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IAPAN and the JAPANESE. ByT. Watts,


Va lNG.-Th.s and beautiful WORK. painted co ors
"a, e. tn authors Counting Rooms or the Prlciice o.
,ook keeIng. No. ~ BroaGwav. P.lce. :! >.
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GUTTER WANTED Wanted immedi-

~ Gtey, frs;-rae Custom Gutter, ~ WON liberal Sal
GIy ard constant employment Will be gwen None need
apply who cannot the chest references capacity
Sbrl.ty. Aso active Boy Of errends Apply
10 II. A. GOULD Il CO. No 22l WashingtOn-st., ". Y.
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EANVASsERS WANTED-FOr the New
y York Qua,t-riy Apply az CORNISH, LAAPORT
cos No. 8 Park-fi-ce, New-fOrk.
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Ill t:rand Disyision :. off =. Easrern New-

tih'- ne annual Session OF THIS OraHd DIVISION WI!
comInence IA Convention Hail. No. l73 WOostert. be
tween Beecker and HoustOns the City Of New ork
On WEDNESDAY, October IS, 1852. az O'Clock r VI. Al
the Evcning Sesun the election Grand Officers viii
take place By order. THOS. EDGERLEI. g. :.
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-Wanted. in Yonng Gentle.

Il mems Boarding School, two Assistants, Wei qualified
mpart ins;rrcons-oue IN 81 the English and Classical
branches and Tie other N English Feroh and Italian
They be wiling 20 devote all thCir time or ten
mouths cut II twelve 20 the business and be Protestant
professors Of religion. Address H. e. J., Tribune OHce,
ur 18th INST stating salary expected and where al
interview may Be had.
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NITUATIONS WANTED-In respectable

~ families tor .ase humber OF Children both sexes;
So Of Women with Infants, AZ low wages Application 10
be ade Tie ohee OF the Commissioners OF Emigration,
IL Park
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WANTS. WANT PAGES. =. Best of

~ COOKS NrrsS WSltreSss Scamssrssss iaandreSscs,
ChGnoeTm2ids House~oEk Grs Se Sc want PLACES.
Protesiar; and Catholic Gus tor city aud eoaitry Be<s
Office for good servants New-York Employuleni oacs.
Nc. rs Broadway. T. L. SAUNDERS
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SOCIETY--Eleventh

IBTiILfARNUNII NVJIE l--IITFFIIIH
Sccson-The Bocrd Of Directors respectfully ammo lnce
that Applications for tickets % the Rene as and concerts
Will be a. the Music stores Of Mesrs -CHARFEN
BERG6 1t Is. No. fe3 Broadway and Mr. 2. X WEILEL.
No ZI3 FuitOn-st Brootlvn ubsrrb members
$40 Associate members aud Professional msmbers -
Ter euuun in advance The first public Rehearsal taxes
place NJ Nibos Concert Saloon Oct @ At y O'Clock P.M
By order. j. l.. ENSlGN, Secretary.
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~ Regular Wing NOminutions.-At a meet
ing he hi the 9TH by the friends of DAVID VENrEN
Esq, he YVES unaiinouniy nominated for the assembly
IN tho XlNth " ard Twelfth District
THOMAS TRIPLER Chairman.
g. SIMPSON.
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As general HoUsEHAID, by a respectable
a Woman. in small priyste family Il. Al excellent
COX nd Eood Was q and lroneT Apply az No. t.Ay
:, n The rssr second door from AdAns Brooklyn Ca1 be
s,eu To- Two days.
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NEW WORK by WILLIAM CARLETON,
" E.o-TEE SAUNDERS OF CASTLE SCI AZ
DfR yoluIuss. handsomely bound and Illustrated ron
lie office the National ILLUSTRATED London Library JUS
received. Fox sale 10y
BANGS Bro. Il Co. No l5 Park-row.
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: CHlMBERMAIDs or Mattresses. or 70 ~
sl n IT, nursery or DO plain SEWING, by .wo r.
sr.,lie vcul- omen Can hrnS good city references
al q, No 20 l6,l-st. corner OF ls,-aF.
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-Wanted, a situation

Il bya man Of sN-eeu yean' eNpenence on Ru roats -
ONester OF Waking Boss rock earth excayation or
uack laying No ohleccu ~ West or Soath, where his
woud he requed Best OF reference rom hrs last
emp over required Address r. r, Tribune Office.
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~ Alta Mceting of the United Trade society SiT
10 4 Public Meeting Of the wii!iq.n;b%rSh

Civ TCGppcranCe Alliance VIII De held THIS
ENENINC : Central Hall Al IL favor Of Law aid O,der
ard on oseI 20 the Iaqlor Traffic ar invited 20 at
t,ud JOHN e. WELLS, President
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40 HAT,rERS.-Wanted, by Young Man,

4 a situation as Salesman wholesale retail hat store.
rs objections Co South or West has had four yeas
experience N the above business Addrvss WM- Box No.
2 baS General Post & flee.
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mo UOMEOpATHIC PHYSICIANs-A

l. Medical Student 2 years Of age wants situation -
Assistant n Homeopathic Physician He Is well acquainted
t duties the office having studied or the last hour
years Homeopathy with the best physicians ia Europe and
United States and having attended several courses OF nod
&C. ectures the best Universities lie also able pro-
pare al Homeopathic medicines and 20 Keep books speaks
several European guages uenty Salary not much
object god situation. where be pursue his studies
TIE sactry cty references gwen. Address per
letter, MEDICAL STUDENT at tins office
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A GRAND FESTIVAL ENTERTAIN

I NENT vii be held in the Hall corner OF 5tfav
ard 2th-st on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct - AZ =
o'clock in ard Of the Fourth COnge gatons Church N 10Th
stThe friends of tie Society respectfully invited 10
a;tond Tckets . each be obtncd y the dor
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German. fully conyersant

with tie Eugsh. French and German languages and
cmveteut scholar Of he Ancient languages wants 10 lind
situation Teacht private nily or 10 school Best
rttereuces gwen. Address ID X, Tribune Ohhee.
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A NAN Of BUSINESS and an experienced
AGENTS WANTED.-Two single Men 0
DOOK-KEEPER.-Wanted, situation az

'HVUE-h EETEK-N dnItu, sIIUdIIUH as
- Eook-seeper, by man u years Of age Can wE'@
fr land and has good experience mathematics; quick
aro corr,c' he calculations He b. sen for t1re
av. II NC 80 Pearl e.. between 10 and l.. ferenceM'
Mr Bel, No. ls4 BoweTy: Mr. Butler, Cry CiefH, VII
Eausturgh.
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EhiSoIN bBC anu IIS-
fections. Menio of the Martyr. Torrev: Memoir
of I.nreov. Memoir of .. Scotf: Henry Ribh's Mar
ratire: James Parker, the Fug i've: Narrative af the
Life of Frederick Douglass: Narrative of Henry
Watson Fugitive Slave.
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER
OSSOLI. one of the most distinguished and poru-
lar of oar American ady writer's whose sad fate ayak
ems painful and melancholy inter est IN her history.
THE f,llowng Biographies, viz Franklin's J @.
Adams j. C. &C alhoun's ANDREW Jackson's Madison
and Monrocis JOHN Randolphs Silas Wrighfts Gen.
Layfayett's, Louis Kossuihs, Gen. Taylors James K.
Poll' &c. &c.
YoUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Econ
omy Colmans agriculture; Fa'me-'s Every Day
BOOK; Rogers Scientific Agriculture; Farmers and
Emigrans Hand Book; Miss Beecher's Domestic Econ
ouiy; Practical Receipt Book.
ANTISLAVERY PUBLICATIONS. A
good supply of the eating Anti-Slavery Works issl
ed from the Anti-Sayery Publication Office in New
York, for saleat publishers prices.
NEW MASONIC TRESTLE--Board: The
Free Masous Monitor: Odd Fellows Amulet;
National Temperance Offering Sons of Temperance
Offering; The Chrysta Fount.
NOTES, Explanatory and practical on the
Book OF REyzLArro", BY Albert Barnes-a new
volume jus published.
SEQUEL. TO Rileys Nsrratiye; Sehoolcraft's
American Indians: Pacific and Dead Sea Expeditions;
The Lises Of the Governors of New York, with Ike
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or Life among the
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lislied and sold. full assortment ois astonishing
work, constantly on hand.
THE LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT
by Edward ID. Mansfield, edition. embracing
his campaign in Mexico, with excellent likeness,
LIFE of General franklin Pierce. and flon
William Rufus King Democratic candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President. Tenth thousand pamphlet ed
iiion.
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY the
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hest history of the times of Napoleon yet pub
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TIE GOLDEN CHAIN, or Links of
Friendship, for t,dd Fellows the world over Edited
by Miss C. B. Porter.
nThree links amid the Golden feiters,
That heart to heart entwine"
HEARTS and HOMES by Mrs. Ellis; Fam
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land Tale by Mary Howia.
THE SCARLET LETTER; Romance by
Nathaniel Hawthorne. So
JAYS MORNING and Evening Exercises; !;
/ Berrian's Family Prayers.
PULTE,s DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN
| (HomDapHthic.(
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FREM0NT's EXPLORING Expedition.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN and the Arctic Re-
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i 10; TaIeef the Olden Fame, by K. Barton.
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WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP; Story of Do
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A new IS ay TO Pop the Question.
BY JAMES II. DANA.

1 was one day dreamingly regarding the fire,
when my friend, Hurry Conway, came in looking
inexpress bly, woe -begone.
Whats the matter Hall' said cheerily, 'has
Lizzy jlted you!'
sYea've hit it, he replied moodily. To day
when I asked her TO be my partner sleigh
ride she cruelty told me that she was engaged with
Ned Hammersley.
Rather strange said. Surely she don't
mean to prefer that coneeited fool to you p
I wish | had never her. said Harry,
I've been in torture for month Pnst wishing to
ask her to be mine, and yet withheld by the fear
of refusal. And now the suspense is over; but
oh! how fatally. She despises my suit
Not so fast Harry answered. I am
married man and claim to knaw something of the
gentler sex; aud there is nothing more certain
:han that woman frequently means the very re-
verse of what she does
Then you don't believe that Lizzie scorns me?'
said my friend eagerly.
Il do not. On the contrary. fancy that she
likes you-nny! more than half loves you.'
sGod bless you for these words cried Harry,
shaking my hand rapiurously. You have made
a new man of me- But almost Immediately his
countenance fell, and he added, Yet what did
she mean by engaging TO go with Hammersleyl-
She knew very well intended to ask her,
Perhaps said Quietly. there's the pinch
Young Indies now-a DAYS don't like to have it
| thought that any time will do to ask them. When
| was n bachelor Harry, and wished a fair com
panon for sleigh ride, took very good cure thu,
no one asked her before did,
"A precious fool I've been.' said Harry.
.Thnts a true word, if ever you spoke one,' said
laughipg. You know no more about courting
than cat does of astronomy. The case is this
my dear fellow. Lizzie is piqued, and though she
had gnod right to be SO perhaps. you must moi
allow her, for all that, to get the advantage Of you
II she flirts you must couuterflirt; and so go in
the parior at cnce and nsk Miss Lawrence To be
your partners; you n iud her and my vile at theil
crotchet- work and hark--a secret in your ear
! My pretty cousin is engaged, though it is no
known here; SO there'll be no harm done, f1ut a.
| hard as you will
4 Now Miss Lawrence beauty, and alst
an heress. Her home was in New York, bu
she had come TO spend Christmas among hills
and great had been the sensation which she hal
created; for, in truth there was no to compar,
with her, in the whole country except Lizzy her
self.
After much persuasion Harry consented TO M.
plan. fortunately my fair cousin had made nj
engagement for the ride. When harry had gone
let Miss Lawrence into the secret
Now said you must assist mo to make thi
match. LzzY loves Harry, there is no doubt; bu
she has everything her own way here
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q 4 From Kidds Jou7rai.
The Step other.

Well, will try and love her, then,
But do not ask me yet;
You ks wv myzow1 dear dead mamma -
never can forget!
Don't you remember, dear papa,
The night before she died
Yon carried me into her room?
How bitterly l cried?
Her thin white fingers on my head
81 earnestly she laid.
And her sunken eyes cleaned fearfully,
felt almost afraid.
You lifted me upon the bed
To kiss her pale cold cheet;
Aud somsfhng ratified in her throat,
scarce could hear her speak.
But she did whisper. When I'm gone G
Forever frym your sight, < .s..t rs.
And others have forgotten me,
Don't ycu forget me quite!"
And often in my dreams feel
Her hand uron my head.
And see her suuken eyes as plain
As ii she were not dead.
hear her feeble. well known voice,
Amidst the silent night.
Repeat lier dying words gain.
Don't you forget me quite !"
1t sometimes wakes me, ard think
III run into her room;
And thea | weep to rechllect
Shes sleeping in her tomb.
miss her in our garden walks
AT morn and evening prayer;
At church. at play at home, abroad,
miss her everywhere.
But most of all miss her. when
The pleasant daylight's fled.
And strangers draw the curtains round
My lonely little bed!
For no one comes 70 kiss me nnw,
Nor bid poor Anne Cool nighti''
Nor hear me say my pretty hymn;
shall forgetit quite!
They tell ma this mamma is rich,
And beautiful ard fine;
But will she love you. dear papa,
More tenderiy than mine
And will she, when the fever comes,
With its bewilderng pain;
Watch night by night ynur restless couch,
Till you are well agnin ?
When first she sung yopr f,Eoriie song,
I" Come to the sunset tree
Which my paor Hoiher used to sing,
With me upon her knee
saw you turn your head away,
| saw your eyes were wet;
Midst all cur glitiering company,
You do not quite forget!
But must you never wenr again
The ring poar mother gave
Will it be long before the grass
Is green upon her grave?
He turned him from TINT gentle child,
His eyes with tears We're dim;
At thought of the uniying love - .z...=
Her mother bore 10 him
He met his gay. his beauteous bride,
With spirits low and weat; .s..g
And missed her kind. consoling words
The dead was wont to speak.
Long years rolled on; but hopes gay fowrf
Bassonied for him in vain;
The freshness of life's morning bours
Never returned againi -.z :.
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Afflicted Read.
PhiiadeIpsliH Medical House,
ESTAELIsAEIE ~ 7 EANs HNU, BIZ
ID ks. * i N K Il l. q N,

u u u
North. West Corner of Third and Union Streets be-
tween Spruce aud Pine Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
EyIFTEEN years OF extensive an uninterrupted prac-
II spent in this city have rendered DR. h. tile
expert and successful practi ioue far and III
the all diseases OF private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers up the body, throat, or legs
pain IN the head hohes, merclrial rheumaiism
structures gravel disease arising youthful
ses or impurities of the bleod whereby the constitution
mas become enfeebl st all treated with success
He who places himself under the of Dr. X. may
religausly eoniilc in his honor gentleman, and
confidently re- ly upen his skill rs ply ysican.
IyiKE P.aRTTCULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
lain prnece indulged ina habit frequently learned
from evil companions school-the effects Of hel
nightly fplteven when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body-should apply immrd rdaley Weakness
de bilily, loss of muscular energy,
physical lassitude and general prosraon rritabiiy.
and oil affections, indigestion. slugeishness
ofthe ver and every disease in any connected iI
the disorder the pro-creatve fnctions cured and
full yieor restored.
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U Now is the constant syllable ticking from
the clock of time Nov is thu watc '.word of the
wise. Now il on the banner of the prudent
Let US keep This little ward always in our mind
and Whenever Anything presents itself to US IN the
shnpe of work. whether nlemtn or physical, we
should do il with all our ight, remembering that
Now is The time for US. IL is inueea s"ffy way
to get throus III tho world, by putting off till to-n"r-
row, saying, Then vii doit No! this will
never answer. Now is ours; Then mny never
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ENcoUEAGEMET TO MINIsTERs.-Dr. hudson
was ut his sutton six years before be bapt'zsd
single convert. After three years had elapsed, he
asked, in view of the little apparent progress,
what evidence he had Of ultimate success :" As
much," he replied, Gas there is God who will
fulfill his pr omsos" This faith has not grasPed
shadow. Thirty-oue years had elapsed since his
first baptism, and now seventy churches, averaging
one lundred members ench were exhibited.
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REA d..
Youth and Manhood.
Kinkciin ON seIf-Prcservation !!

HEEkKCHEIE
az. " 25 GENTS.
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The value, advice and impressive warning il gives.
will preyent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands of lives
Parents by reading it. will learn how to prevent the
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"a remittance of 25 CENTS enclosed IN letter nd.
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Persons at distance may address Dr. x. by letter,
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Packages of me dcines directions, &c. forwarded, ny
sending remittance and put up secure from damage
| or curiosity.
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The iorms and ceremaDirs OF politeness may
be dispensed wih in measure, in the re'nxn-
iuns and iniimacies Of ones own fireside, bu,
kind attentions never.
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Education begins the gentleman, hut reading
good company and reflection must finish him.
LOCKE.
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The rich nun oftener wants an appetite and
rest, than poor man wnns OF anda bod to lie on.
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Those are ever the most rerdy to do justice
TO others. who feel that the world has done JUS
lice TO them,
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W .AWN'S, style of Pattern entirely new
81 and unlike any other in town. at
BROWNS FANCY STORE.
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RATENNA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER il, $50. .

Reply of Henry Ward Beccher
To The :Strictures Of the .Nesc York Observer. upon
the afusion made in Uncle Toms Cab,n' 10
tie Req. Joel Parker. [CoNrINuED
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Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnets, Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes; Ready Made Clothing,
Sarpeting &c., at their New Store, Main st,
east Of the Public Square.
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RnrrelI& ERrafhcr,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, &C.. Mason's BLOCK. Main street.
Ravenna, Ohio.