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Cottage MelOdeOn.

yBSHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
II of the musical public to some new Melodeons which
he is now manufacturing in this place, which for beauty
surpassed bv any manufacturers in the country They
vary in size 81 L. and Sd Prices from
$40 to- s45 $50 and 500. The 81 and oe,avees are
made on a pillar representing center side table
The and S; octar in Piano form. Please call
and Judge for yourselves AAtheahove instruments are
warranted. All kinds II reed instruments repaired at
short notice and good style. Accoreops repaired and
new reeds put in at l2k cents each. Shop over Mr.
LItIle's Bookstore. q. L. KEEN -
Ravenna, Ohio. llof-iy
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L II Il superiority OF the
above compound over all
others for the cure of this
class of difficulties. and
he onlyremedy in a large
portion Of such cases the
immense numbers now
.micted ard upon beds OF
sic kness, or otherwise
suffering witIiou: a rene
dy, are our inducements
TO IFS preparation ard dis.
semination Throughout
II e country.
Our knowledge of the
superior remedial pow.
;ers Of this composition.
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NE w IL o OkS.

NEW BOOKS.
Life in the South-A companion to Uncle TOMS
Cabin.
Annt Phillis' Cabin: Or, o9thern Life asst is
by Mrs. Mary FL. Eastman.
Kessuth in New England.
Campuignof Gen. Scott in the Kalleyof Mexico.
Bartlett's Life of Gen. Pierce, boand and in pa
per covers, with steel plate engraved portrait,
elegant editien:
Laws Of Lits, by elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. D.
Thoughts for a Young Man, by Horace Mann.
= SlaverS-Lstters and speeches Of Horace Mann ;
and numerous other new and valuable works, Just
rec'd and for sals.at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. "a. 1859,
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family should have Copy
Ns1otluOIs DoOh, O7aty q c1S. PS cUFy4
- Msr krn1tr HfursRIr

IN bsratua5ls Book, only 25 cts. per COPY.
Man, Know THTsELF.
EAR. Hunters Medical AanuaI and Hand Book for
~ the afflicted. Containing outline of the GIN,
traeed by promcuous sexual intercourse by seabuse
BY sexual excess, with advice for their preyenon;
written in familiar style avoiding all medical technlcah-
ties and everything that would offend the ear OF decency'
from the result Of 20 years successful practice exu
svey devoted the OF diseases of delicate or pr-
yate nature.
eases, and treatise the causes, symptoms and cure
the Fever and Ague for % cents copy; SIX COPIES " "
will be forwarded to any part of the ,oil Box
Z. s.. by mail free of postage Address PS4b street
1876 Post Office or the author, 3S North seEeii''
Philadelphia.
a5a, Dollars E0TaeEf.
n Hunter vii forfeit $50 if falling to cure any case
s cst disease that Iaay come under his care no matter
- seIL go +a,dng or affecting Either invited
iTae rooms 35 North Seventh street. Philadelphia,
5T sar of interruption from other patients Stran-
- d others who have been unfortunate in the selection
OF physician, are invited to call
IIPoTENCY-Through unrestrained Indulgence of the
passions by selabuse the evils numerous
Premature inpoteDcy Involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing Of the organs, loss OF memory, dstaze for female
eiety general debility constitutional arrangement
TO follow. If necessary consult the doctor with con-
Gdence: ne offers 4 perfect cure.
Read and refiect.-The afflicted would do well 70 reflect
before trusting their healtl appiaess arl inulaS eases
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant Of this class
of nalaGies 1t is certainly impossible for to
understand all the Ills the human family subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch III
which lie Is successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes most of his time ard study
Years of PRACTICE exclusively devoted to the study and
treatment Of diseases of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon body throat legs pains in the head
OR bones Inercurial seu= isI structures gravel Tregu
ties of the blood, whereby the constitution has become
eneebed enables the doctor to offer speedy relief TO al
who nav place themselves under his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
Price So, and go. per package. liSo-il
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". Pa,Eer's Rhetorical Redder.-|
These books. by the author Of "Exercises in
Composition, sCompendium of school Phi
iosepby,'' &c. are rapidly gaining public ia
vor. Teachers are invited to examine them
and compare them with any other Readers now
before the pdblic.t tf' "a as :
From Hon. Judge Barlow. Ez-superintendent of Mad
s,Pqnker's school Readers strike ne very for
chilly as superior 10 any series 4 ever saw
The r rhetorical Reader is highly merilorious,
and i,s'kelections iudicious and df STANDARD ex
ceedingly well adapted TO The objects inte nded." !"
From Sa!nuel Schoales, Principal ofHanover Acad-
|. -ss" emy, virginia. tsa
"They are most 'excelenttooks in every re.
spect-in fact, Independent OF llbeir utility as
exercise books. ihsY are ereallv very pleasant
and useful Feading to any one. quite as instruc'-
I've and more piqant than knights Half Hours. !"
From A. McDougats Principal Of JdFdan Academy New
saiFork. i "
"Parker's series of Readers are melhodical
and attractive, md should be regarded BY every
lover of learning as important auxiliary in
teaching and learning the important art OF
reading.
Parker's Rhetorical Reader is decidedly su-
perior to any work Of the kind that 4 have
examined. The rules 70 punctuation are so SIM
pie and clear that the student cannot fail 10 ad'
mire them, and rejoice that he is 20 longer
writing without wledga when or. how Ms
stops should be mnde. I'D sshcfi, regafd the
Rhe,ofical Reader asa work Of supsriof Pfact-
cal merit. and shall look upon its iftroduc;ion
into American schools ns sGge Way' by which
ieachefs and pupils cdhf ae4tire u thorhugh
knowledge 81 ,he'di ficnit aEt Of EEocution."
i hesitate no, to 3 prsnolhce sis Parker's series
of Redders prefeiab1e, i'd Prospects TO any oIh-
er similar works thdt have fallen careless.y. 1t
is based upon ashofough into my hands, This
opiai6n is moi given acquaintance with The works
theoretically aid successful use OF them prac-
tically in the classes under MY eharge / think
they cannot fail TO receive The appreciation OF
the most enlightened teachers, and shall be glnd
10 see them genera!ly'in schools:
I s!LAMBERT B. KEEN.
Prin. Public school.
"Peterboro. Feb. 10, 1852.
'4 have examined the Rhetorical Render by
Richord Gwin Parker and acknowledgement am
highly pleased with the arrangement, and execu-
ton Of the work.
He has taken imitation and analogy MS The
foundation and built thereon beautiful ano inl-
posing superstruciure.
| have also examined bis Fourth Reader,
which appears to be admirably arranged for lm-
/ proving the style Of delivery. and for communi-
eating valuable information. - ''-''
The department. of reading: receives far too
little attention in mauy Of otr high schools
and Academies; and NJ r. Parker. In laying the
above works before the public has contributed in
an eminent degree 10 she advancement Of this
department. of Science. = g
'~-'' j. w, ALLEN, Principal.
l. Manlius Academy, Feb. 10, 1852.
+ Paskeif's Readers are also recofhr,erdsd by
the Portage Cv. School Examiners, 'F' 4
For sale at,
aALL's BooE. SToRE.
Ravenna, Ohio,
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O1s Of The broadest bintssto pop the question
yHsch II ii possible for asyoung lady 10 given
sasffeman issto decfare 10 him her intention Of
ssrss narrying
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Carriage Making.

TEHHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zonsof Ravenna, and its vicinity, that ne eontin-
ues the ~ ''F -
: CARRIAGE MIXING BUSINESS
directly opposite Col FraEers and having had 40 year
say, that he will nake &ofE aqual in leatpess and
durability with any that be found tue State OF
OHIO.
Carriage Painting and Trimming done at short notice,
and any orders given will be attended ID strictly:
Cash, Farm produce or building tpInbArraker in pay
JOHN PETERSON.
Ravenne, Ian. 10.
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For the Ohio Star
4hs lnralM,s Cgrsio,l.
pY pAylp d. prSroN.


Must this body, torn with anguish,
Feel no more healthy glow?
1sust it suffer, weep and ianguish
Tin It rnoulders cold and low9
Must those features. worn with sorrow.
Melancholy, poor and wan,
Never raooIn on some sweet morrow,
Put the rose Of beauty on?
Mortal chiIls and deathly fainting,
sooa win hush my throbbing veins;
Friends. to hide he poisinous tainting'
Bury deep my poor remains
o the gravel 50 droar and lonely
Hope and Friendships cruel blight!
Darisness ever, darkness only;
Cold with everduriDg night!
Look, a raorn Is kindly breaking,
Bright DER natures mortal gloom;
See. angelic forms are waking
Rising glorious DER the tomb.
LoI the Resurrection morning
<aesr Deash.s long. drsaTy night
s,,;r.. 9ant, rouses US; adcrning
lu,e aIo,,,Ieped clay in irstcr bright.
60. nv heart, ali nournful Pining'
wee weep- no more, my weeping eyes;
v;yor. never more declining,
soon viii cheer me in the skies;
Though disease and sorrows fearful
cOldIy round my vitals twine;
Jesus givefh radiance cheerful
Health like seraphs win be riine
Though earth's siclkly vapors lower
Faiths slysian Telescope,
Far Ger troubles darkest hour
Opens joy to raptured hope;
IL, she views DER all that saddena
Saints in fadeless glory shine;
Blissful prospect How it gloddens'
bloom like seraphs' viii be mine
Dearest friends! your tender KINDNESS
WARNS tie valleys chilling roain;
Let no tears obscure IN blindness
Visions of dearer home;
Jesus grant you kind admission
Where no sighing bosoms pine;
Joined with you, in Loves fruition'
@Ceaseless raptures VIII be mime
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House. Trimmings

nF all kinds, Strap and i, Hinges and Laiqhea for
~ gates, cellar deo.s Sc Re:ain2gFioi barrels,
dinner bells sells steel traps. trace halter Log
and cable chains of all sizes anviis and hand hench
rip .uel and fret saws for carpenters, pate block
lin sIeeizin bar lead shot, lead Pipe spring german
and cost s.ei Iron, nails, shoyeLs and tongs, steel
yards balances, measuring Tapes from 100 feel
In length, and in short everything usually found
hardware store, all O; which VIII be sold as cheap as
the cheapest. Piease call and see;
Ravenna June IA, 1852
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NEs q, Es & "a "a
Fire Insurance Company

IN AMER4CAfa
FENHE undersigned has been appointed Agent
d of the RTNA FIRE Insurance Co. OF
HARTFoR CoHHEGrIcuT land is ready to make surveys,
Nav 90, 1852 HENRY A, SWIFT.
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,GNlRCULAR SAWS-A good assortment
~ Of The best gaa,y tscme ezga thiekness for sale
z T sRIcH&RDsoN.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
Provision and Variety ST

In the Rooms formerly occupied by h. l.. q n D--t
CoIfns' Block, Main ST
TIHE undersigned are receiving Wen seieeteF
| stock Of Family Groceries and Provisions. which
they are prepared to dispose s of at low Prices Our ez
rJes of the best quality, and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted
IT, f,Itopinu coriprisps portfou of ol,r stock.
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IS will permit, with the Vi
ition to the Institute. Ha'
tary to prepare resolutions
ing more particularly its
ind action, the meeting ad
RESOLUTIONS.

Inasmuchas it is generally conceded that pop
ular education, both intellectual and moral, Is
essential as well to the existence and perpetuity
of free institutions as to human happiness; and
;ness.a,ch as rs power is made available to these
ends only inspreoortioH to It's general diffusion
among the masses; therefore
Resofued, That under free government, the
the most important object of popular action, ls to
make the. principle of intelligence general in the
tnrtss, asia to elevate it knowledge increases
Resolved, That the accomplishment of this great
object among us, as community, mainly deVolVes
upon our common schools; that while the develop
ment of the faculties of the human understanding
or the cultivation of mind, is the proper object of
all schools and systems of instruction, the prima
~ schools may Justly be regarded the more in
huential. because far the more numerous.
Reso7gea That the teachers our schools ought,
therefore, to cultivate in themselves, to an emf
nent and characteristic degree, those qualities and
principles of knowledge, which, as the moulders
of the American mind, it is essential the latter
should possess.
Resolved, That the position Of teacher is one
which requires the constant analysis OF the sub
ject of his teaching; and that to do this, he must
understand not merely its results, but all the con-
nections, dependencies, and relations By which
those results are obtained
Resolved, That teachers should not only have
thorough knowledge of the subiect-matter to be
taught, but should acquaint themselves with, that
they may practice, the best most approved
methods ofinstruction- indeed, as experience
has demonstrated to be superior
Resolred, That, as Teachers Institutes are spec
tally designed and admirably adapted to impart
Gis kind of knowledge, they constitute an inpor-
tanf naaiFiary to the promotion of general intell
gence, and as such will ever receive the eommen.
daton and support of all who are not too proud tc
leagn, ortco ignorant to appreciate their benefits
G. P. HART, Secretary.
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Extract from a letter, dated

I}TImfieId, Otl u
Attached to one of The ballots, was the m 9i s og
icai esion What gives it 3 ar LIZ voss fer
iadI who cast in the ballot has not oeaore Fo'eu ~
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----.---" UNCLE tom -S -C.9BI.N'"-
= AS 1T IS.
: This famous "offseta' to- Mrs. Stoves unsur
passed work, is for sale at = -
HALL'a Book STORE.
Ravenna, Sept 7. 1852.
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HoBEMsAoK's LIVER PILLS.
TO FEMALES.

You will find ihese pills an Invaluable medicine in
mary complaints which you subject I'm obstruc
either total partial they have been found of
health action, pnrfying fine blood and other <tlds
efecualIy to put to fight all complaints which may
dimness of sight,' pain IN The side back, &C. si
None genuige ualess signed j. N Hobensack all 9TH
.ers being base Imitation 49,
|. Ut Agents wishing supplies, and store-keepers
desirous of hecomug agents. sfadress the pr6peietor
j. n. Hebensack, PhiladeIpha.Fa. p.
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AGENTS.

!. g. Sheldon, Atwstef; r. Sflley, Suffeld :; D. X.
Wheeler, RandoIph;' DIR. Prentice, Canfeld; J. H.
Sexton, Youngstown; Hoyt, Brdther& Co., w arten :;
and wholesale by DR. G. H: Heyser, No 40. Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer, Cleveland. 1881
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a6OO Cga eLhEVGE,

EN7 HATESEK concerns the health and happines of
Sv people, is al all times of the most vaiuahle I'M
portance take for granted that every person viii do
all in their roVer 10 The lives of their cdren aud
that every person will endeavorto promote tiler own
health all sacrifices. feel it 10 be duty 10 soem-
My you that Worms, according TO the opinions ct
the most ceebraed physicians the primary cause
large majority of diseases TO which children md adults
are iable. if you have appetite connusy ehangea
BILE from kind of food another bad breath, pam III
the stomach picking hardness funess ct
the belly dry cora;sow fever pulse irregaar-remem-
Der that all these denote Worms and on should at once
apply the Femedy:A''-- '''Ss <s~-1'
Es0Aensack's Worm Syrggp:
An article founded upon scientific pr,n eoffpund
ed with purely vegetable substances be perfectly safe
when TAKEN and can be given TO the mstaender infant
with cided beneficial effect where bowel compliant and
Diarrhaa have made them weak ard dehisitaed, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup such. that 1t
stands without equal IN the catalogue f medicines in
giving and strength the somach which makes IL
an infalbie remedy fer those afflicted wifi: Byspepsia
th astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
sicaas have fiieis the best evidence of its superior
etfcaey over all ,oiiters:
THE TAPE WORMA
This is the most difficult worm to destroy of all that
inest the human syste grows to an almost indefinite
length becoming cotedand fastened IN the niestlnes
and stomach affecting The health sadly as :" cause ST
Fitus Dance Fits ScthaL those afflicted seldom ii ever
suspect is Tape Worm Fastening them ID an early
grave In order destroy this worm. very energetic
be pursued would lhereforebe proper
take 10 of my Liver Pills, TO remove all OBJ
sirucons, that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the
worm which must be taken in dosesof2 tabiespoontus
times day. iheSe Cirec lions 1OlloWed nave never
been known to fail ncurng the most obstinate case OF
Tape Worm.
i HoBENSACK'S LIVER. PILLS.,
No parrof the system Liable fsease than rle
Liver. servng hlterer purify the blood giving
the proper secretion the bile that any wrong action
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the sys
TEN and results variously Liver complaint Jaundce
Dyspepsia sc. We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might indhcate wrong action of the Liver
These pills beng composed of and plants furnished
by heal the SICK namely lst, An Expectnrant
whicragEer:s IT, senFetio ffesn the pulmonary
membrant6f pf3tes The discharge OF secreed matter
ID An Alternative which changes in some iRexplcable
manner the certain morbid aclen Of the system. Sd
tenn healtl and sgor 10 all parts of body
4th Catharc which in perfect harmony with The
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and
peng he whole of corrupt and viated matter and
purifying the blood which destroys disease and restores
health. - s"- '-'-H~'.
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Anarchists Ugerine Call.oIicoEs.

ron THE cuEE OF a CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES INcI-
BENT TO THE LAST MAN =
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saws.
SPEARISS Jsckson's Hand Saws-also cross
" ' FRASERS.
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ANARPETlNGS-W received on the l7tb
~ inst, Two pieces more of those handsome car
pets; any one IN Want OF COED carpet will do well
caHT H. Ls f. r. DAY.
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CASH RAKaM
EWy EN- THOUSAND Dollars worth Of Bou-
nty Land, warrants, wanted, for which
the snbsorlhers will pay thehighest market value.
STRAWnER g. BROWN.
Ravnnna,o., April 5. li62-if
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Rio, Saymira, Java. Whitefsh Pickerel He,
TEAS. ring.
Y Ycuhg IIyson, Imperial Tonacco
Gun Powder Black. A full assortment.
SueAR and Mo1assRs. Segars do
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon, &c.
ed, Powdered, Grannla- Hams. Shoulders Dref
ted, Loaf. B. H. Coffee, Beef, Pork, Snusages
Stuart Syrup. \. o. Mo- Tongue:
lasses. - SuNDRlEs-
SpzcEs. Soap, Candles. Ropes
Cloves Nuffness Gin Cordage, OILS Tar. Rice
ger, Cinnamon, AlsP;ce, Nader, indigo Rosu
Pepper Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar
FRUTTs &c. Sal Soda Canary Hemp
Rasins, Figs, Lemons, : and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges Primes, Dates, CAKES, Crackers; Pow
Dried Curran's Preser- der, Stot: Gue Sard
ved Ginger, Candies, as paper, Pals Tubs Wass
sorted, Lquor,ce, Nuts, boards Mop Handles
all kinds. Broonls Brushes, Black.
F1sH. ing, &c.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables, and mar
keting generally always hand No pains spared to
make establishment such, that those who may want
can get all times what the country ard cities AFFORD
in our line These wishing purchase, are reqaesttd
to call and examine stock and prices and hare witt
Us their patronage Fl. w. SMITH Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally = o.. Z
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. llsl-
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- N IA lbs. Birthstone sor sale at
eD&D&H June, 30. SwIFT's.
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Teachers institute OF Portage County

Teachers Institute Oh R0GRth9sc Sosssst ~
Pursuant to previous notice, ameeting of Teach
ers and Friends of Education of Portage County,
convened at the Court House in Ravenna, on Sat
urday the 23d inst, fer the purpose of considering
the expediency of organizing Teachers lnsti-
tute for said County. On motion, o. F. BROWN,
ESQ, was chosen Chairman, and c. +. HART
Secretary The sense of the meeting was then
taken as to the propriety of an immediate organ
ization and convention of the proposed society
whereupon it appeared that, in the opinion OF the
majority of the teachers present, it was deemed
inexpedent considering the lateness OF the season
and other unfavorable circumstances, to hold
Teachers Institute this Fall. Regret was unani-
smously expressed that steps had not been taken
for the accomplishment of the desired object at an
earlier and more alspicious period OF the season.
- Believing that tie ezigeneies of o'lr cofaInon al
schools demasd the establishlnent of tae eontem-
plated institution the earliest practicable PERIOD
a committee was appointed to issue call for that
purpose in the Spring, at such time and place as
they may deem requisite for the fulGllment of the
enterprise. The following the names of said
committee:
o. P. Brown, Esq, Ravenna, Chairman;
Sutton Heyden, Prin. Eclectic Institute. Hiram;
E. B. Olmsted, Prin. Atwater Academy;
J. K. Pickett, Prin. Shalersville Institute.
c. G. Terry, Prin. Nelson Academy;
R. L. Dodge, Prin. Rayenna Institute.
O.W. Strong, Edinburgh;
a. Pickett, Prin. Wndham Academy;
C. 2. Hart, Prin. Seminary of Natural SCIENCE,
Rayenna.
An Informal resolution ives then passed, recon-
mending the committee to visit and examine as
many of the district schools of the county as cir
cumstances will permit, with the view to report
their condition to the Institute. Having directed
the Secretary to prepare resolutions for publica-
ton, defining more particularly its sentiments,
position, and action, the meeting adjourned sine
de.
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w INC Phint-A new article to supersede the
AZA use of lead in. .psiutiug, for sale by
June 80. 1. SWIFT.
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nARLEY'S celebrated Hsave Remedy, q
- fresh supply just reed at SwIFr's.
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e CARPENTERS and Joiners Tools of al.
~ most every description, and OF the best quality.
which offered the lowest poss,le rates for ready
Iay, ct the Portage Go. Hardware store of
Z L RICHARDSON.
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EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain KilIer,at
IL ApriF26.. - HATCH'S.
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a Gk kAAYARDS OF prerlisst French Mus.
EH-G y W Inns for dresses p cents per yard
that be found in Ohio, at the store OF
H., l., II. DAY,
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WMTHIfE FISH AND PlCKEREL, for
Wv sale by KENT, GsRENELL &, Co.
Franklin June 8, 1852.
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.t - i .uebCe hEui 'liG iSiiEdie COii-
siltution is founded upon the truths of medical science
and confirmed by the experience of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this catholicon with tie most happy
and univ esal success for tie diseases ald arrangements
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SCIENCE OF TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Wright's Analy,fcal OfrhograPhy: National
Spelling Book, Martins Orthoeplsi. Northend's
Dlciatlon Exercises, Rhetorical g eadef. Second
DO. Third do. Fourth do. Cark's Grammatical
Chart and Key. Analysis of the English Ian,
guage, New English Grammar, Nor,hend's
Little Speaker, American Speaker. School Dia.