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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-09-01

very nature Of its connection as liable to
abuse, and the agents to 90 astray, and
the rights OF the people will be more Iikely
to be protected, and the Bank itself TO
give satisfaction. Every effort on the part
Of the Bank to eludescvutiuy, only awak-
ems fresh suspicious against it.
The next subject upon which my views
are asked is the Free School system as it
now operates in this State.
This system was originally intended to
aid and assist the people Of the State in
the great work of education. an
But asit called for tardfion as means
TO an end, many were not slow to attach
more importance TO, the means by which
the work was to be accomplished, than to
the work itself This leads rue to suspect
that some, no doubt, were wholly unable
to perceive, how, or In what sense, the
education Of the people, could be consider
ed at all, legitimate subject for legisla-
ton. bug s.iV ~ 'anfa ad 'g
As Legislature is the highest act of SOW
ersignty, which one man Is capable ofsx-
ercising over, another, they could not per-
eeive the importance of education, ms fur
nishing sDnscessity for the appropriation.
That the sum Of 81, 900 dollars should
be raised by taxation annually for this
purpose, seemed to the minds of such men,
IN act ofmonstrous tyranny. Accordingly ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
RATIFICATION MEETING IN MATHEWS.

=, meetinr Of the Democracy of Mathews held al Inc
Court House on Monday l2h July for the pupo's OF ra
yinp the nominations Of the late Democratic Nanna I'm
.,uon Houidcr Hud.ins was called TO the Chaif' nh'
Thns M Hunlry appointed Secretary. W.
the object of the meeting was lucidy eSnane' oY " :"
a Roy ono Of the district delegates 10 the C"n'c!'V
ard ON mutton Of J. B. Christian Jr, the iollo"lhS ieeo'u
tons were unanimously adopted: - ,;,o
/ Resolved, That we cordially approve vi VIC , 49,,
ion nj the Drmocratc National Convennn ana We Pe"ee
ourselves 10 use every effort in our power 10 secure he
cc.. OF said nominations. * 80 ,he,
Resolved That appeal TO the Democracy OF .he o''
counties in this State and 10 the Democracy U "e @ou
,rv AZ large TO aid u. in this work ~
2 Resolved That n committee of -- from cach ols
rct OF Tie county appointed by the chair 10 act ds VI
pilance committee for said district
Resolved That the proceedings OF THIS nee'ns oe ioi
waTded for publication 10 the kichHlonu i1''qu'e' "
Southern Argus. ~ ,-,,. a,,o;,,.d n,
In obedience 10 the resolution the Chair appoiateo "
following gentlemen committeeman ,, = e,,,;,
Ea rnE rlasr Iilam Williams VI Shuillcf
chr.topher Brown, Thos D Weston Ehcnrz"r bonannan
T'hos d James JDo Bnhannon, ST. Ftancis atsse"I w"
arms,cad Franklin Pew, Samuel smith, 6aI""ih rose
Jnhn G Bnh,ncnn Sheppard G Miller. John oster amer
icus Bohannon, Thoa Smh and Geo Brooks. 1,h, {
Fon THE SEcoxp DsTRIcT-"aer Lane, sr pi'nns oIr"
| onnaxy Wm II Row John Spencer, Ch'lsoph"r blliups
EImund Jones WIN Dres John Dlegs Robert bli'nrs n
Bohannan lr Thomas VI Huncy, Albert Diges; S,,
James joseph Bohunnan, John Arnistesu " t o E
T,nnidas ames Dani Foster, LarEin aih',,, po1
Ter joseph Foster Enmerson Miller, Booker Mie "o'e
Miller and Gen w BOhannan -,
E"s -wr Turzp Dts-Rtcr-John Fl Blake. Alex Shepard
Alfred Blups DR. HuJgins, Jas Blake Mn"n i'o'ses
LINN n Sa3dIer VIM Blake Matthias DAVIS, / n"mas
rnJins Vim Lane VIM H Hudgins Geo Dixon, Carter
Huanns PARKER Richardson VIM Mlnaer, NOD. hu'e"'
/ Wondson C Moody, Root Lumpkin Jno Matinews.
o' '"O''''' ''e noULDER HUDGINs, Chm.
| THos II. HusLEr, Sec'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
EoNoRS To Mr. CLAY.

New YoaK JrLy 2o-The funeral obseques o, . r.
1ouk mace today Business of all kinds was
houses were decked in mourning. and an m patin
sion formed The Hon. N Blunt dexe,he ,he oIoeesso a
from the steps of the City Halls after Rsv Jos Price
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TEE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rBLlSTED DAILY AND SEMlWEEKLT,
, WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
T Z Il NJ =.


nay dollars per and a; the rate Of eis
- taken for SHORTER period than one year For the
v i've dollars per and three dollars for SIX m",, @
sle in advance 10 be paid in the oGce or rcnited by
ar dollars the end OF the year ,,d and
-A this office be rcntied per nLi m or an h;.
The risk OF the Editors W le,er is
: hrs pg.o LJ -. ,cTerS. The postage OF or nos,.
ot aay accaSE 10 the writer ]; Is the pon
e. IL a. extensive business, which operates as
j,crs z -, .r,rpTIcISG
"a rI1r nan y ENOlIIRER:-f TEN lines OF csr' niSs m
nn tlty cents every succeedi- x:ssk ,bry
.rfei nncn A week twice week" hfe "oeA' ''
ae,eea G ,.nts for each insertion after the hrs
advertisers charged Ill! hdie i"l .uy o M -.
is' y
81 nJ w:oa.c charges! slGN, (ape 'ncluiei)
liza WEEKIY-Gur TEN ncs " less first insertion
.s, ~ , 1is,a.e mast accompanied with the advance
''., ,,,s,r,,r>, references. 10 insure execution.
~ Jcr,ss .ba;.s of respect. eTcscdirs eigh' EneS,
- ,r,,,i fer rs advertisements.
= All 1,uares aud Marriages from the country whenever
ha unknown 10 US, mus be authentic -
LEGATION Of the Postmaster the neghSorloot "rtney W"
pGbiishcd Every measure, that has aeeh uken 10
n rros,'ous and quzZe has heretoir' proved rnavains
upon such communication. ass ce'neo
- name ;,hn Postmaster. Tri:ien or the back of he e"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
FEMALE ECOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
NlIcKJSEiIAM. VA.

rHr exercises this Institution,
s place Wednesday, l4h July when besides the rs
yous ladies graduate the annual address be.
>:c;y young ladies, will be delivered by o. anan Esq
III, ln,csy Of Virginia. ct:
preceding. Concert OF Vocal ana Music
- clrsn he pubic. June lS-e"o"
rr,ira ecnny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
=, ,---.,TCibN AND MATHEMATlCAL SCHOOL,
BY JNO HART, Jk A. VI.

A.
cx this school. located the residence Of Spen-
m Ccienrin Spotsyvana county will begin on the s
on.r and continue without interruption until the end OF July
TIE taught the Latin and Greek languages
80 - I'M us a.anches German. French, Italian and Spanish.
all these subjects directed with especial view 70
Mn conseyances Federicks Hall Depot the
% m Monthly Circulars are sent 10 parents and guar
m is The standing OF their sons or wards IN iheir 'uues
- .n.s cher Information as sdeemed proper
board tuition per excluding ight SO
il advance and the balance at the end Of the session
.s nshcd at booksellers prices Early appliea
be be The number of boarders will not exceed IL
1ty '3-siIst''ct Wing requested 10 copy.l
NEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND, VA.
7yE 5nt annual Of Lectures will commence on MON
DAY rhe ih OF october, and continue until Inc ensuing
4 L. BoHANNaN. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
b. n n.s aGd Children.
l. " CiaMDERLAYNE, NJ. D., Professor of Maeria Melea
M4IP IN D. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy;
CHAS pELL GIBSON, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery and surs
CSRrER P JOHNSON. NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy aud Ply
David H. TUCKER. NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice
F.. T. PETlcoLAS. NJ D.. pemonsrrator OF Anatomy.
The study PRACTICAL ANATOMY be prosecuted wlth
he most ample aei!ies and ainconsderable expense
CLINICAL LECTURES regularly given at the COLLEGE
NrRMARY and RICHMOND ALMSloUSE.
Tns nfnary under the roof with the College, and subject
a and Surgical and furnishes peculiar facilities o cn
crucon Many Surgical Operato,s are performed IN pre-
:. ~ guidance Professors, unusual oppo
becoming familiar with the symptoms, diagnosis and
r. -;rrent Of diseases.
GXpENSES-Marcuaon fee So Professors fees aggregac)
s,VS Den onS rator's Zee, S0 Graduation fee, s25.
tn cc board Including re lights and servants attendance
Gc CON aiming fuller information concerning the
u;or forwarded those applying for IL or specific en-.
-,-esw " answered by leitcr > MAUflN, ~
Of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

Wednesday IN October.
FACULTY.
E Johno, D. Prca"" md Prnf'~sor st "'"ra
psIT.o.i,v and Evidences Of Christianity.
s-,.,n Ewe Mathematics ana Natural Science
r.an J. ~rnead. PHI d. Prot OF LANGUAGE
i.,,v A Wa,inston a. NJ Prof o! History Political Econom!
r taw OF Na;'1Es r,.,-v MI
R.v Sas D. Prof OF Intellectual rhiosophy' bse'
r:.,. AID Rhetoric
;S3r. G,nrgc Scsrburr IL. D. Prof Of Law
.nfcr: g. .s.vco! !. AdiuGct Prot. Of Md'hemalcs
ey euses IN tie regular Coiefo course
A Books. vii S,0 $685. according TO the
-,l.r a. DEPARTMENTS n may attend err
he Law Scbo the expenses also exclusive OF iei
5a =. vi ~ exceed s.t25. -, ,
y,I.. GEORGE p ScAKBrE5. Williamsburg Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
E..rwooD SCHOOL, NEAR srAuNToN.

w session of this will begin the st Of August
- .-;,.lse The las OF May following
rse embraces the usual branches OF English
- Greek ami German languages, Mathematics and
pr ysc. S,ientes .,oo ~ ;.
-, :, August and hall The first OF January.
inoyIioG can te had by application TO the teacher
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Tho p.-N. Re,fs, .ir.

Tho v UtlIf, IT n
se, ani uyon attachments returned exeued upon Nm %
p,r WHO .rs Suoan officers ies!inS said aiachmens
SION OF certain property hcloagns TO the delenIan
of hi , nf the deletant TWO hunuIeu aho
ia, ars aud ty five vi leaalmteres thereon IRON
lau ~ Sj uniiI paid II appearing oy anlasVi' INA. e
State tie Is !squlleu 10 appear
r, on, o s! county wliin mon after me que pup
~ ms er g. what necessary e protect MS hcles
Ia, co,v oi .is order he crhrlth published once a
. ~ Ir svc wees. The EIchmhd EnGuirer-a news
,hs city Of Richno'd- pCs'el al ke iron. uoo
.as., Lpuri aNoPS-Ae' pprSr r,uL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
I. rnnr w Enfta. Ir.

!,ym1s w Bets, ,Ir. , n, ;.
@ n.s and Richard Payne. who were known 10 the on
sal a,,acmcat he in pnssessin OF certain person
,hc rndant the SUN Of ifty@o Cellars and hi! cents
..est thereon from the !st June so unul pa,a' M %
aI Iy The tautir or the uonperormnce OF tne proisee
,y the ie cGdan TO the plaCi on ms oeAa'. a.
ma an appearing y affidavit atthe @ eeHgan at. . cs o,
all art with ono nloa due puhca'oh OF ms orutt anu
"a necessary project his interest," ana Is ordered ma
ortr no forthwith published Tor fur successive weeks
II Richmond Enquirer newspaper puplshcu III he w;
R-rold posted the on door OF the zour HOUSE " ms
the lsiiay OF the mex. term o' sA uppNT
ACri?-IeSe: a. N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
OFFICIAL
DIFFICULTY NTH ENGLAND.
TIE AMERICAN FISHERIES.
nE STA-E

WasHlSoToS, July 9th, lco2. }
Information OF official character mas oeeh leceea "
this Deps rtnlcnt the following elect
The late Ministry Of England was oPiossa :. @ M i;, 80,
in nt;ncjnlc and in consequence il steadily reiu
sd to Give tho necessary 70 the acts OF tne
eyislaure granting hounries the fisheries Inc COLONIES
nn,I,incd seyerav OF th. interference "h their local a.
f,s and they further complained tna the government ee
cned to enforce the provisions of the fishery
lals and thereby permitted American fisherman 70 @
un,n the best fshag grounds, from which, inae, t'
Construction of the treaty they ought 20 be gHciuoea.
Win the change of Ministry IN hngaea as
cured an entire change of policy The pe'sh Is ID
orcsssd circular c;ter to tn Governors OF me sesc'I
NoIt American Colonies extract from ~ich Is - '
:Do,,uinr Street, 1lay 2oh ls52-Amons the many my
nsssnp subjects which have engaged the " fsu
WsissS,s Ministers since their assumption OF once ss
have been more important in their es'ltna'on HA '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

.TiTE nE rlHGINIA.-at Rules h. 10 III ihe Gle Vi
~ r. OF he Court Il Nor hunherani county on inc nt
Malay in iulv l-52, 5e!as the oh Cay OF Inc sau hohM
Ro;s Belts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
MORE DAMNING PROOF.

THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
FACULTY.

WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE.
;,E next session ,hs will on tho second
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

yoS r ROGERS 5th Street. Man Nchn'0nd, va: peae
IA la Italian ana American Marble Monuments, Tomes
Save Maae oicvcry
ke., ,..,..,.s,n,,nrsr
country city I'M
Y Rogers ha ing his apprenticeship IN one VI
New York City, and having much @
b.lnes all work MS SSp
u.nlre ma any done North or South oosee-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

r,I =. IE iHCi IA, ac.-At Ru.s held In The tierk
: ,p oi n. Circuit Court y! N"lhureerhua County. on Wv
Ysy in July 1852 being the 9th day Of the SAID monh;
Geys'rn Belts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
EXTRAORDINAKY DESPATCH,

Yesterday John and Jane Williams, the negroes cha's
with the murder of Mrs. Winston and child were eSa
before the Mayor and sen, on for trial by the Hastings cout
on Tuesday next. of ~
In the examination, the case OIL 'h
Rands was postponed until this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
NJ EMOVAL.
I,up,Ey JOHNSTON have removed to the store recent

nUDLEY JOHNSTON have removed 10 me s M Snuar
~ cupist by Mssrs GAY, MATHEWS 20 Nv I'd handsome as
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to when sneH ~
Genton Of their former pafons and the puole M.
TTIEWS Co. AND THE PUBLIC GESEkAt5 len ao5s Store Of
situat Salesman IN the Ury rnuws
&srs rnIKy JonssTos Messrs GAr MATHEWS
Go respectfully beg ask the attention OF sns
'e ae in whose employ have spent eVeai -.
,e and desirable of staple and fancy Dry uoou hsn
srsd and oend by thcm, feeling warranted IN assu ber.
s OF ny employers shall be able 10 render hsm eG
hlsacticn. WILLIAM u. f6n"oSo4''
April 6-c,f
AND WARRANTS bought for cash. At the hsnest mai nal
r..,s pi.t, pies, ny II D. D"'N June 4-c2rn
WANTED-A Teacher the Classical Branches al inc zap
" pahannock Academy. graduate OF the unve5,y Sn "
experience preferred. Address eEo " pC
luH1-ef Rappahannoek Academy, Caroline County, w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
II CHANGER Yt-IlRGlNlA-ln HaloTer Circuit C'u'
l l3 II, lSJ2: n,.;.,;o-.

II CIASCENY t-ylRGlNlA-ln Ha'oTer Circuit Couf''
ri! nsii I'll at leo-: Plaintiff:
Inn pckins-n William T Dickinson Birwell R Dicknson'
oar,J Clourh and John D. G. Brown admir- WIN tue "n an
80. =. ~ ,",",h der.d Defendants.
IA III. ro;n ni William Winston, trusted for Inc ceuisos VI
Care. Tumson admitted party palih IN th caue' M S @
an herein, and this caus came On tis
a,air heard upon the formerly eau anu upo w M
iT.ul an! supplemental bill this day hlo ana was ar
3anse unna Whereof the Coqt dot ouer
~! !-,,ss TN, William r H. Pola d. n and IS hereoy ip
eclal this cause, nd as sueh cIn
10 tkc an Of all the debts due oy John
nn stating the mature and rriolcs thereof anu io
"a purpose that he the creditors oi siu I9ho
he., him, after giving weeks notice ey nersee r
NOR. Of IN. published IN the y OF n1.i
tie ace The said account WHICH, ~ uI, ~.
win support OF the severn n
his Court; and the said Commissioner 'uneI w., N
sce an account Of the oIne ~ onr
Sin. N as for the creditors Of Charles honfS W
yah account ;he commissioner shall ASCERTAIN anu iep'i
now in the hand. OF said William u Wls'on'
orssaid, subject distribution among tne ~ ha
Dickinson and apporiion The ACCORDING 10 .he III
.rsral parties in sad fund. and that said commissioner
::outs 10 the Court, speciaF sateu
by himself required 10 be so Ssatsa oy any Inc
A Copy-Teste: fiiiif = 's-"
Tn. interested the foregoing decree vi take noee a
apponied The Of August lS9 f their -
A. Hanover Court the purpose OF taxing Inc ac
sour,d by hin decree They Viii therefore attend on
NJ. with all papers ana evidence neCss
"! lot WM. T II. POLLARD.
Jaw 9-c2lwtAusb Nv.--"-Ss-H-- oS9----- -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-22

ity, than all the iery-tipped arrows that ever went
Kissing from indignant hands. +.
have little charity for that self-nghteousness
which miugIes with its a5horrence of error, no
pity for the erring. Breathings of wrath and de-
nunciations fill the world, chilling "that best
warmth that radiates from the heart, where Love
sits brooding and an honest purpose and darken-
ing the eat light that is continually round about
US. We leave the wretched to Uncontrolled
and friendless solitude where, within the fiery
circle of evil thought, The soul emmoulds its es-
sence, hopelessly deformed by sights of eVermore
deformity."
With other n,inistratioas, thou, o Nature!
Healest thy wandering and distempered child;
Thou pourest ON him the soft influences,
Thy sunny hues, fair forms and breathing sweets,
Thy melodies of words and winds and waters
Till he relent and can no more endure
To be jarring and dissonant thing
Amid this general dance and minsrelsy;
But, bursting into tears, wins back his way,
His angry spirit healed and harmonized
By the beDgnant touch of love and beauty.
Who can read the beautiful text with which /
have prefaced this brief plea, and not be in love
with mercyi
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-22
DOCTOR YcUKSELr.
THE POCKET ES ULAPEUS:

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
FUlHE Fortieih Edrfion, with One Hundred Engra, v
u ings. showing Diseases and Aalformaiions of the
Human System in every shape and form. To which is
added Treatise the Diseases of Females being Of
the highest importance TO married people, those
templaing marriage By
WILLIAM YOUNG, d. D.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy of the
Escuapius his Child 1t may him from early
grave. Let young man woman enter into the Sc
cret obligations of married life, without reading the
Pocket H1scuapius. Let suffering from hack
MED cough Pain the Side restless nights nervous
feelings, and the whole train of DysPeptIc sensaoas,
and given up by their Physicians be another moment
without consulting the AiscuapIus. Have the married,
those about be married any imPedment read this
truly useful book 1t has been the means of saving
thousands of unfortunate from the very jaws
of death.
~ Any person sending a5 cents, enclosed in let.
ter will receive copy of this work by mall five
copies Will be sent for 81. :
address, ipost-paid.1 DIR. WM. YOUNG,
lI96ly No. 15o, Spruce 81, Ph1iaaeipLia.
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SNEls IL, kANHeafa'R s. Co,
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Letter and Cap, Ruled and Plain from American,
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STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
They respectfully solicit call from Country Mer-
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0G q { DSG ed
DR.. B. 7. SPELMAN
n p |

Va OULD announce TO the people of Rnvenna and
w its Ficiniy, that he has located permanently in
this place, where he will always hold himself in readl
mes to attend every call in his professional line In
addition to the insertion of artificial teeth plugging
&C. particular attention will be paid TO the diseases
of the meuth and gums, branch of the profession
usually neglected.
Dr. s. Is in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference over those
of any other city the union and manufacturing MS
mineral teeth their improved plan, ne can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance com
proclaim teeth Owing to the absorption winch
always takes place when the roots of the natural teeth
moved necessary make use OF teeth t1af
much longer than the natural ever are so that
when the common teeth used, instead OF being an
ornament ttey often dsfgure the mouth nor will the
of the old fashioned gum teeth obyate the dithcult
But the improv removes every obJecfion and
though they composed of the same materials they
constructed be much more serv1ceablc and
durable and in of accident they can be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred IN the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages re
suing from these improvements. which cannot be set
forth q brief Those Interested are there
fore invited 10 call at his Office and Dr. s. viii be glad
explain lhe advantages of this over the old plan
plan which he practced for years before he receiy
ed the improvements. References will be gwen TO
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him. and to individual in this village who has an
entire set in both jaws.
Office in Seymour's Block over the Post Office.
RavenDa. May 9th, 1851.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-22


anu rs eA.' - . .n,ths of medical scenoa
s'l'uuoh Is iouueu upon ue N' Va I.I:e
and conhFmed by tne experience oi y,
who have taken OF thls catnomcou WIN s osl uappy
and unlversa success Tor the diseases anu
commonly canen ,n5-,r
FEM ALE COmi1AiS ..
Among these are Prolapsus Uteri or falling OF the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and liberation OF the
Womb, Incidental Hamorrhage, or fioodlng Flour
Albus CIR Whites Chlorosis, Painful Suppressed ana
irregular Menstruation etc with all their accompanying
evils (Cancer excepted OF whatever duranon ana Sc
verify All these complaints can be pleasantly safely,
and certainly remedied by tbs Preparauon-
The general failure OF the worthy attempts OF the
medical faculty to cure this class OF diseases heretofore
is greatly to be attributed TO their reliance upon ocalre
mcdies aside from the want of knowledge of the prop
treatment for the general economy Already, very
many of the profession having witnessed IFS sautary
effects have thrown aside their conventional prejudice
and are manifesng adue regard for the welfare Of their
patients by recommending the of this Medicine and
resorng to it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-22
G. RE e MS
Cottage Mel0deon.

TENE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Il of the musical public to new Melodeons which
he manufacturing in this place. which for beauty
Of style quckness of touch and quality of tone Is not
vary in size from 81 and 81 octavoes Prices from
$40 to SIS $50 and 500. The 81 and octavoes are
made on pillar, representing center side table,
The and s. in Piano form. Please call
and judge for yourselves. All theaboye instr umens are
warranted All kinds If reed instruments repaired al
short notice and in good STYLE AccordeoRs repaired and
reeds put in at I2A cents each. Shop over Mr..
LItfle's Bookstore. G. F. GREEN.
Rayenna, Ohio II67-ly
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-22
M a r b | e..

- a TONS just received, and large share
@DSw of it is Italian ObeIisk Monments and
grave stone, from inches up eight in thickness
and all sizes which selected by directly from :he
importers in New York; also American is of the
best quality, from the Mills Of VIM. Ripley celebrat-
ed for having the finest and best Rutland Marble.
Take notice that here is good assortment can
be found in the State and that selected stock
and purchased Of first hands. therefore think that
sell good article low heretofore has been
sold poor by dealers who buy of second hands,
Therefore give call before You purchase elsewhere
consider experience garantee that we can
give entire satisfaction. HURLBUT 81 FOX. F.
Ravenna. Dec 10Th. 1851. l147-ly