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nN anil after july LIST, 1852, the Passenger
\ J Trains from this place. will leave,
Going West, at f2c'cloeks ".
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Going East, at 1910 AN
And at f55
June 80, 1852 Il l.. JACOBS, fqent
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Capital $4,000, with power to increase to 100000
This company. having been duly organized.
is now ready to receive Applications aud issue
Policies and offers 10 the citizens OF Virginia
the indncemen, Ola home Company for ihe
safe Insurance oil all kinds OF Property. Mer
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e. 5. FUNK. Secretary.
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agent for Berkeley County.
August l. 1852.
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B0OkS.

nOWAY Bibles. ST. yineent's Manual.
- Christians Guide. Life of Christ, Poor
Mans Caecb,sm, Catholic Christians instfuc-
ted. Treatise ON General Confession. Just re-
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June %. 1852.
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ses the use Of Madison square, for the ,ur,o.. :,
ing An American Crystal Palace for an IrS~ss TsSce-
the public on the lst of May 1852 and contons open
months. Fire in Canandaigua which destrovaS nx
hotel depot and telegraph Office 'Noyeo the
A-A fire occurred In the Capitol at Wa.h,r,,o -.
Library and Document Room were entirely consnra ue
and 90 GOO volumes lost. among which were mary r
works. Arrival of Kossuth in Philadcphta iase
26-Kossuth entertained by the citizens Of pbu.sar
phis Great FIRE in South Boston, S7SOOo vor.h -
property consumed. Vs'sSO with OF
T-pestructige fire occurred in the Bowerv and n,r,
sion street. which about 100000 worth OF mo
psrty terrible hre IN Philadelphia which DESTROYED
$500 COO worth OF property. Three lives vpre iot
80 -Advices from California OF this date sts. .h.
coal has been found there in considerable omanti
ton. "s @'ninS-
Sl-A fogey, drizzy, sushy, rainy, and asarreean,a
day well calculated to dsmpen the spirits OF Ali ho ;
cipated enjoyment in making New Years calls A. Sns
the wind shifted and there signs OF fair we to-
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0E GGDsG 1Rg
lR. 3. T. SPEIMAM

w OULD announce 10 the people of Ravenna and
w Its vlciniy, that he has located permanently in
tins place, where he will always hold himself reael-
mes to attend every call in his professional line In
addition TO the insertion of artificial teeth, plugging
&c particular attention will be paid the diseases
of the meuth and gums, branch of The profession
usually neglected.
Dr. :. in possession of all The improvements which
give the Boston Dentists The preference those
OF any other city Ia the union; and manufacturing his
own Ii ineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY aad ghatls appearance COM
mon to proceain teeth Owing TO the absorption which
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
are mnved II necessary make of teeth thai
are much longer Than the natural organs that
when the common teeth used instead of being
ornament. ti-ey often dsfgure the mouth: nor wthe
use of the old fashioned gum teeth obviate the difficulty
But The improvedmetho every objection, and
though they composed of the materials they
constructed to be much serviceable and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense Incurred in the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages
suling from these Improvements, which cannot be set
forth in notice brief Those interested there
fore invited call at his office and DIR. :. Will be glad
explain The advantages of this over the old plan,
plan which he prlcticed for years before he recev
ed The Improvements. References will be gwen 10
persons this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him. and TO Individual in this village who has
entire set in both jaws.
Office Seymours Block over the Post Office.
RavenDa. Alay 9Th, 1851.
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Hon. gos,m P.EFa.c.

The Manchester IN. H.1 D.auocyat gives the
following sketch of the Life of Mr. HALE.
s.JoHN PARKER HALE is n native or Rochester
in this State, and is Eow fony-six Years of age.
BY the death of his father he was lef. ut thirteen
years of age 10 rely solely on bis own exertions.
He entered Bowdun College at seventeen and
WIS classmate OF S S. Prentiss, Senator FeIch.
and other men OF subsequent note. Graduating
in 1927, he studied law with Mr. Christie, Do,
yer, and III 1880 commenced practice in his native
native town, from which he was sent by The Demo
cracy to the Legislature, in 1892. in 1884, Pref
dent Jackson conferred upon him the responsible
place of United States Attorney, for The District
Of New Hampshire. The duties Gf this post with
drew lin from the political field for some years;
but The fact of his appointment to such an office,
at the age of28, shows the estimation in which he
was held by the lending men of his party, then at
the greatest height off lisp over.
In 1S43, Mr.. Hale was elected by the Demo.
Gratis to Congress- were he soon took prominent
position for his bold and manly Independence.
When, in 1874 he opposed the admission OF
Fexas as StdUe State, Franklin Pierce and other
leaders of the party attempted TO crush him. OF
the long struggle which followed, and finally resuL
tedin the election of Mr.. Hale to the United States
1ehe,e. sem e,. our readers are arendy informed In
na t,ena.e, Mr.. Hale has always occupied dis
fayIs. anu a.. inuential position. Though firm and
on;' ~ .ne uignest aegree in the defence of lis
oin'ohs' ne mas by his frank ana uen;aI ,,aro,a
won the repect and personal esteem Of IL go
torial opponents and the country at larpe." 'opu-
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ly, to control and direct the affairs of my disconso-
late home, and to support me in my determination
to turn over new leaf 10 my domestic affairs"
& But not inthis old hat and in my rtsleeyes,
Mary
Yes-and in my old sun bonnet anddirfy apron
If you are content let il be done at once hope
you will not think | am hard pushed as that
comes to, but want to have n master. l am will
ling 10 be mistress. but, be master is more than
| am equal to. | viii take you home and intro
duce you my own dear hnsbaud-signed. seal
ed, and Delivered" .
g So be it-permit me to say that have always
admired you from the first minute | saw you, for
your beauty, and energy, and industrious, atniabe
department.
$50 john, if that is sincere, this is the happiest
moment of my life, and trust union will be
long and happy. l am the only one my poor faith
er hears to, but alas. his resolutions all like
ropes ofsand. can manage him on all other sub
ecfs; you must take charge Of his business, and
aye the sole control; there will be no difficulty;
l am confident ofthe result
They were married, and more happy match
was never consummated. Everything prospered;
houses and barns were repaired, fences and gales
were regulated, and the extensive fields smiled and
iourished like an Eden. The unfortunate father
in few years sank iato drunkards grave. Ma
ry and John raised large family, and they still
live, respected and wealthy-ali from au energetic
girls resolution, foreihought and courage.
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HALLS BOOK STORE,
Main Street, RayenDa, Chic.


The following among other works may be
found:
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or Life among the
Lowly, 100000 Copies, making 200 900 already pub
ished and Sold full assortment ofthis astonishing
work, constantly on hand.
THE LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT
by Edward D. Mansfield edition, embracing
hls campaign in Mexico, with an excellent likeness
LIFE of General franklin Pierce. and Hon.
William Rufus King Democratic candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President. Tenth thousand pamphlet ed
iIion.
THOMPSON'S PRISON LIFE and Re-
iechons: Memoir of TIE Martyr, Torrey: Memoir
of Lovejoy. Memoir of o. Scott: Henry Bibb's Mar
ratve: james Parker, the Fugitive; Narrative of the
Life of Frederick Douglass: Narrative of Henry
Watson, Fugitive Slave.
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER
OSSOLI, one of the most distinguished and popu-
lar of our American ady writer's whose sad fate awak-
ems painful and melancholy inter est in her history.
THE following Biographies, viz. Frnnklin's J. Q.
Adams, j. G Calioun's Andrew Jackson's Madison
and Monroeis, John Rardolpil's Sias Wrgllt's, Gen
Layfayetts Louis kossatI's, Ell. Taylors James X.
PoA's &c., &c.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE Stable Econ
orny; Coman's Agriculture; Farmers Every Day
Book; Rogers Scientific a Agriculture; Farmers and
Emgran;s Hand BOOK Miss Beecher's Domestic Econ
omy; Practical Receipt Book.
ANTI SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS. A
go1d supply of the lea4ing AntiSavery Works issl-
ed from the Anti-Slayery Publication Office in New
Y orr, for sale at publishers prices.
NEW MASONIC TRESTLE-Board: The
Free Masons Monitor; Odd Fellows Amulet :;
National Temperance Offering; Sons of Temperance
Offering; The Chrystal Fount.
NOTES, Explanatory and practical on the
BOOK OF Revelation, by Albert Barnes-a new
volume JUS published.
SEQUEL TO Raey's NoTative; Schoolcraft's
American Indiars; Pacific and Dead Sea Expeditions
The Lies of the Governors of New York. with like
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
the Girl that wonla be Married.
a snort. Good. ana True story.

A short. Good. and True Story.
Mr. Watts had, by industry and economy, accu-
inu1ated large property. He was of rath-
er superior mind and requirements, but unfortu-
aateIy became addicted to habits of intemperance.
Naturally fond Of company. and assessing superb
or conversational powers, his company was much
sought, and he became eventually drunken sot.
His wife was feeble woman, without much decis-
ion of character but only child the reverse,
illustrating of those laws of nature, that females
oftenest take after the father in character and per-
sonaF peculiarities andthe males after the mother
Mary was well aware of the conseq uences that
would inevitably follow her fathers course, and
had used every exertion of persuasion and reason
IN her power, to induce him to alter his habits but
without avail; his resolutions and promises could
not withstand temptation and he pursued his down
ward couse, till the poor GIRL desparng of reform,
had grievousiy realized what the end must result in
John Dunn was a young man from the East, pos
sessed of good education,as oil New England boys
are, and had their ndomitable industry and per e.
verence, and was working on the farm of a neigh
bor by the month.
Mary, ongoing on some errand the next house,
met him the road with the usual salutation,
!" Good morning, Mr.. Dunn"
''Good moning, Miss Watts. How is your
health"
Well, I thank you, but to tell the truth sick at
heart.o
s4Pray, what is the trouble ?' said J ohn; & what
can effect cheerful lively girl like you, posses
sing everything to make you happy Z"
"on the contrary" replied Mary, :. everything
10 ako 7 oi
life. But it is subject cannot expnin TO ou.
and yet have sometimes thought might
8 Anything that can do for you Miss Watts
yousmay freely command"
..That is promising more than you may be able
to perform. But to break the ice at once, do yor
want wife,"
"A wife? Well, don't know. Do you wan
husband !? y
'sIndeed I do the worst way. don't know bu
you may think me bold and deficient in that maid
enly modesty becoming young woman /; but
you knew my situation and the affliction unde
which suffer, l think it would be some excus,
for my course"
Have you thought of the consequences sail
John; g my siiuation-I am poor-you nre rich
Lam traDger-and-"
q I have until am almost crazy. Let me ex
plain. You and every else knows the u9for
tunaie situation Of my father. His habits are be
yond amendment, and his property is wasting
away like the dew before the sun. A set of har
pies are drinking his very hearts blood, and ru
and misery are staring usin the ia 9. We areal
most strangers it is true we have met in conlpan,
but Ihave observed yeu closely. Your habits. you
md
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TO EEMiLES-

You will fird these pills an Invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In ohstruc-
lions either total partial they have been ounu of
es;imable benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action purify ing the blood and other fluids
eGeciuully put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female rrsguhes headache, giddiness,
dimness Of sight, pain IN the side, back, Sc
None gcnuiGe unless signed ]. NJ Hobcnsack a 9TH
ers being base Imitation.
u5 Agents wishing supplies, and store-keerers
desrous of becoming agents address the propretor
J. N. Hobensack Phadelpha.Pa.
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HoBHMsAcK's Liver PILLS!

No partof the system is liable disease tan the
Liver. il serving iterer 10 purify the blood giving
The proper secretion 10 the bile that any wrong
of the Liver affects the other important parts Of the sys-
ten and results yaousiy IN Liver complaint, Jaunce.
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills being composed of roots and plants furnished
by nature to heal The sick, namely ls An Expect0ran
which angmens the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane or promotes hc discharge OF secreied matter
2d. An Alternative which changes in some inexpcable
Tonic winch gives tone and strength the sys-
em renew in heath and vgor all parts of The body
4ih Catlrrc Which acts In perfect harmony with the
other ingredients and operating tho Bowels and
peng the whole mass of corrupt and vlliated ard
pur ing the blood which destroys disease and restores
health.
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HANG OUT THE BANNERSt
AND SPREAD THE NEWSlllI

HTNoR at Browns Fashionable millinery Store, can
be found the prettiest shaped Straw, China Pearl
and extra super Blond Lace BoNNETs that have ever
been brought into Ravenna, and in number or qualify
not whit behind the foremost.
MAY %,
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Ths VIC % I.er lIu.band.

Z The following admirable lines from the pen o
an American Lady, a member of the Society o
Friends, appeared some years ago in the Sunday
Times newspaper. We are told that the poem
was found in the house of tjppling Gardener
whom it had the happy effect of winning from th'
daunts Of dissipation to his own domestic hearth:
Thou took me, William. when girl,
Unto thy home and heart,
To bear in all thy after Fate
fond and faithful part;
And tell me. have / ever tried
That duty to ferege,
Orpined there was not joy for me
When thou wert sunk in wo!
No would rather share thy tear,
Ffian any others glee,
For tho thou art nothing TO the world,
Thou art all the world to me;
Thou mak'st a palace of my shed.
This rough-hewn branch throne;
There's sunlight for me in thy smiles,
And music in thy tone.
look upon thee when thou sIeep'st,
My eyes with tears grow dim,
Icry, oh Parent of the POOR,
Look down from heaven on him;
Behold his toll fiom day 10 day,
Exhausiing strength and soul;
o, look with mercy on him, Lord,
For thou can'st make him whole.
And when last relieving sleep
Has on my eye-ids smiled,
How oft are they forbade 10 close
In slumber by our chldl
1 take the little murmurer
That spos my span of rest.
And feel it as a part of thee
Iull upon my breast.
There's only one return l crave,
may not ueed it long,
And it may soothe thee when I'm where
The wretched feel no wrong
ask not for kinder tone,
For thou vert ever kind;
ask not for less frugal fare,
My fare do not mind.
ask not for attire more gay
If such as l have got
Suffice to make me fair to thee.
For more murmur not.
But would ask some share of hours
hat thou on clubs bestow,
OF knowledge which thou prize SO much,
Might / not something know.
Subtract from meetings amongst men
Each eve an hour for me
Make me companion Of thy soul,
As Imay safely be.
Ifihou wilt read I'll sit and work;
Then think when thou art away;
Less tedious shall find the times,
Dear William. If thou stay.
A meet companion soon I'll be
For cen thy studious hours,
And teacher efthose little ones
We call our cottage flowers;
And if we be not rich and great,
We may be wise and kind,
Aud as my heart can warm thy heart,
So may my mind thy mind.
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gimp LACE TRlMMINtiS-10 pieces of
VA splendid gimp lace trimminsg, an entirely new
article, that cnnot be found any other storcin town.
at the store of
June 81 HI D.y
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Carriage Making.

1EslE subscriber would respectfully inform the ei-
Z zens of Ravenna, and its vicinity that he conlin-
ues the
C1RRLA GE MAKING BUSINESS
hrectly opposite Col. Frazers and having had 40 year
experience the Business therefore does esate to
ny, that he. will make work equal in leatness and
durability With any that can be found the State OF
Ohio.
Carriage Painting and Trimming done at short notice
and amy orders given will he attended t strictly
Cash, Farm produce building lumber taken in pay
ment
JOHN PETERSON
RavcnHa. Jan. TO-
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NE w BOOK S

l. ,fe in the South-A companion to Uncle TOMS
Cabin
Aunt PhiIiis Cabin: Or, outhern Life asst is
by Mrs. Mary FL Eastman.
ssuth in New England.
Campaign of Gan. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
BIrlrtt's Life of Gen. Pierce. bound and in pa
per covers, with steel plate engraved portrait, an
elegant edition.
l.awsof Life, by Elizabeth Blackwell. NJ. D.
Thoughts for Young Man, by Horace Mann.
S!avefy-Letters and speeches of Horace Mann ;
and numerous other new and valuable works, just
reed and for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravennn, Aug. "a, 1852.
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hRESS GOODS.-Silss, Barreges, Barrege
EU Delaines, Lawns. Poplins, Br4cade pop
iins and other styles too numerous to mention, are
selling cheap, at F. W. SEYMOUR's
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
Provision and Variety store

Provision and Variety Store,
In the Rooms formerly occupied by II. l.. & Il. Day
Collins Block, Main st.
THE undersigned are receiving well seiectet
stock of Family Groceries and Provisions, ,whlcf
they prepared to dispose of at low Pr1ces Our ex
perience in this trade, will enable US TO oher purchaser
articles of tie best quality and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted
Tie following comprises portion OF our stock:
CorFEE. Goldfish. MackereI trout
Rio Saymira, Java. WhitefsS. PickereI Her
TEAS ring.
ouhg Hyson Imperial ToRAcco.
Powder. Black. A full assortment
SUGAR and MoLAssEs. Segars do
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon. &c.
ed, Powdered Granula- Hams. Shoulders Driet
ted, Loaf b. H. Coffee, Beef, Pork, Sausages
Stuart Syrup n. o. Mo Tongue.
lasscs. SuNDRIEs.
SPIcEs. Soap, Candles Ropes
Cloves, Nuinegs Gin Cordage Oils Tar, Rice
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ee, Nader. Indigo, Rosn
Pepper Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar
FRrIrs, &c. SaiSoda; Canary Hemp
Raisns, Figs, Lemons, and Rape Seed Cheese
Oranges I'runcs Dates, Cakes Crackers; Pow
Dfief Curran.s Pres.r- der, Stot: G hue Sand
we'd Gi,ger, Candies, as paper Pals Tubs Wasl.
sorted, LiqIor1ce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds. Brooms Brushes, Black
FISH. ing, &c.
Tie earliest and best of Green Vegetables, and mar
ketng generally always hand. No pains spared tc
MI or establishment such that these WHO NAV want
can get all times what the country ard Cities aGore
in our line. Those wishing to purchase, are requested
to call and examine stock and prices and are witt
is their patronage II. W. SMITH & Co
N B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. ll8I-t
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M OURNlNtf WS-30o yards of best
4Sa styles Mourning lawns. and the prettest de-
signs, ever offered i'll Rayenna can be found at the
store of HI q r. DAY
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WI U EC.
,gaGfalla, supply of new and popular Music,
ssls constantly on hand, among which may
" be found
The Dying Exile,
Each sigh the heart will treasure,
The Wild Brer,
Jenny Gallopade.
The Fathers Prayer,
When friends that have left us,
The Belle of Louisville,
| have something sweet to tell you; or,
I'm talking in my sleep.
My Pretty Blanch,
Little Eva, Uncle Toms Guardian An
gel,
Songs for the Times,
Poikas. VALVES, Quicksteps, Marches,
&C., &C., for sale at
HALLS Book STORE.
Rayenna, July 1862.
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SILKS,

n MEMS. Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen
u A Drills and Table Linen, a good assoltm mt
at GILLETTS
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Sole nnd Unper Len1her.

SOLE and upper leather from different Tan
- nerys, including the Buffalo tanned Leather
and Badwins 81 Sons soft slaughter leather for sewing,
kept constantly on hand by J. GILIlS & Co.
RaVenna, Oct LIST,
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a lot of that Tea at SO cents. Also a good bluck
n do at SO cents at
GILLETTS.
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CASH PAHD.

CASH PAED.
TWSEN THOUSAND D Dollars worth of Bou-
Il nty Land waIrants, wanted, for VIII eiI
the Subscribers with pay the highest market value.
STRAWDER Il BROWN.
RavennaEo., April 5. il6a-tf
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saws.

~ Sc
SPEARi& Jackson's Hand Saws also cross
~ cut 1 Ienon. Rip, Feliy and Web Saws at
FRASERiS.
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now READY,
Mrs. Harriet Reeclier Stngvrs'
GREAT AMERICAN TALE,
ENTITLED
UNCLE TOH'S CABIN

LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
THIS great work which has Lang been expect
ed, is now completed. By all who have read
it, it is pronounced to he The story Of the .4ge!
For power of description and thrilling delnea-
tion of character. it is unrisaled. and will add
fresh laurels to the reputat on Of the talented Au
thoress.
1t will be published in two vols. 12mo 3l2 pages
in each VOL, with elegnnt designs, by Billings
engraved by Baker In three styles of binding
paper covers, for Slo0; Goth, $50; cloth,
full gilt, S2,G0, with discount to the trade.
Early orders solIc.te4.
JEwErr. PROCTOR & woRTHINGToN,
Publishers, Cleveland, Ohio.
~ The work can be sent by mail, the pos
tage under 500 miles the paper bound being 25
cents, and 34c on the cloth bound Persons send
ing these amounts in postage stamps, in addition
to The prices above mentioned, shall receive copy
by mail prepaid.
AGENTS WANTED
to aid in circulating this work. 1165
EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Kilier.at
IL April PC. IIATCH'S
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rarasOis

EuSF reed, splendid lot OF Parasols, and selling at
AZ LOWER PRICES than eser was heard of in Rny
ma. at RoWEII. & Cos
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TIE TAPE WORM!

This is the most difficult worm TO destroy of all that
intestine human system it grows to almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the nlesines
and stomach affecting the health sadly 1" ST
fus Dance, Fits &c that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect ilat is Tape Worm fastening them early
grave. In order to destroy this very energetic
trelmen must be pursued it would therefore be prper
10 lake to of my Liver Pills, all OBJ
sruct'ons that the Wurm syrup may direct upon the
worm, which be taken in dos sof2 tabIespoonuls
times day. These drec tions followed. have never
Tape Worm