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I.Iuence upon
s1uton is founded upon the truths of medical science
and confirmed by the experience Of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this cathoicon with the most happy
and universal success the diseases and arrangements
commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are Prolapsus Uteri falling of the
w omb Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb, Incidental HamorrEage, or Fiaoding, Flour
Albus Whites Chiorosis, Painful, Suppressed and
irregular Menstruation, with all their accompanying
evils Cancer excepted of whatever duration and Sc
verify. All these complaints can be pleasantly, safely
and certainly remedied by this preparation
The general failure of lie worthy attempts of the
medical faculty cure this class of diseases heretofore
is greatly 10 tie attributed to their reliance upon local
medies aside from the want of know ledge of The prop
tnent for the general economy. Already very
many of the profession, having witnessed lis saufary
effects have thrown aside their conventional prejudice
and manifesng adae regard for the welfare of their
patients by recommending the of this Medicine and
resortng TO it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly kind tie most deli
cate and feeble female need have fears in its use for
any length of time, for it contains mercury nor any
article which prove any way injurious being made
entirely of vege able and prepared as to
Ikea pleasant cordial.
The modus operand of this remedy, in the cure Of
this class of diseases is through te general economy OF
the system, with peculiar determination TO the female
organs.
The preparation after undergoing the most labored
and scru'inzing trials by scientific in every possible
way 10 perfect its curative adaptation this class
ompants for series of years las become aIltEat could
be desired TO fulfil lis mission and by lis fruits it may
be known in the of thousands but its career is
but just entered upon for millions of ladies su
fering for want of its aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch.
ing the nature and symptoms of the above diseases to-
gether with testimonials from ladies of the ghest res
pecabity, certified by the most satisfactory author
ity in the pamphlet all which the attention of ladies'
and practitioners invited be had gratis
at the store of Curtis Hatch Druggist Ravenna.
REFERENCES.
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d. Y. Foote, M. D.. Syracuse, n. V
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NJ FL. Mills NJ D., Rochester n. Y.
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w. w. Reese NJ. D.. City of New York.
J. c.. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar NJ D.,
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Guala-C0affd Forest Pills

Are important adjunct TO the Forest Wine. They
coated with pure gnn arabic invention tor which
Doctor Hasey has received the only granted
on Pills. by the government of the United Stres.
The Forest Wine and gum coated Forest Pills. unite
in accomplishing the great end, the pnriration
of the blood and of the stomach and box els
TO THE L.4DIES.
: Nothing in the world is absurd fhnn the
of using painis chaiks, &c improve the cnunreanct.
True beauty and loveness accompany the highest per
fection of health which again invariably follows the pu
state of the blood What artificial appehiages equal
TINT vivid expression of cnuntenance which
from blooming healih7 What paints prre ih tie
crimson eoUred bloud casting its brilliant hue
through the transparent texture of the skiu? WhI
charms captivating than those OF nature h her
highest perfection of hcah2 Let i;r HalseS forest
Wine, supply the place of oil cosmetics. The of this
e1celle wine for short time. creates pure ri oo,
which, coursng through the veins. penrirlies the mi
nutes bers that verge ard the suriare of the skin
causing all unhealthy pmPles and bloches disappear
imparting vivid, rosy color the skin and brilliant
preston TO the eyes.
THIS Is NATURAL BEtUTYi
In corroborafion of these facts, Dr. alsey has many
testimonials from ladies of the respectable staI.
in society.
The Forest Wine, in large quart hnitee 81 per foa
bottles for SIS. Gum coated Forest Pills; 25 per
box. For sale by the appointed Agent in Ra, emma.
llS2 c. HATCH, Drupeis Min ST
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The True Gentleman.

,TIs he whose every thought and deed
By rule tf virtue moves;
Whose generous tongue disdairs to speak
The thing his heart disproves.
Who never did SANDER forge,
His neighbor's fame to wound;
Nor hearken to false report
). By malice whispered round.
Who vice in all his pomp and power
Can treat with just neglect;
And piety though clothed in rags,
ReligiousIy respect.
Who to his plighted word and trus.
Has ever firmly stood;
And though he promise 10 his loss,
He makes his promise good.
Whose soul in usury disdains
His treasure to employ;
Whom no reward can ever bribe
The guiltless to destroy.
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NJ a r b | e..

- a TONS just received, and large share
@DV of it is Italian Obelisk Moments and
grave stone, from inches up eight in thickness
and all sizes which selected by directly from :e
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
be found in the State and that selected stock
and purchased of first hands, therefore think that
sell good article low as heretofore has been
sold poor by dealers who buy of second hands,
Therefore give call before purchase elsewhere
as we consider experience a garantee that can
give entire satisfaction. HURLBUT & F X.
Rayenna dec lUIh 1851. 1lI7-1y
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$500 CEsALE.ENGE.

VA 7HATEVEB concerns the health and happiness oi
W people, is all times of the most valuable I'M
pcriance lake it for granted that every will do
all in their power The lives of their children and
that every person will endeavor to promote their own
health all sacrifices. / feel it 10 be duty solem-
My you that Worms according the opinions OF
the most celebrated physicians the primary cause OF
large majority of diseases TO which children and adults
liable if you have appetite continually changea-
bic from kind of food TO another bad BREATH pain III
the stomach picking the hardness and fuiness OF
The belly dry cough slow fever pulse regular-remem
Der that all these denote Worms and should al
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Uberlin CoIIege--CatalOgue of 1S52-'53.
From this document, now in the press, We copy
the summary given below, of students belonging
to the several Departments. According to our
usage, the schedule of the Theological and College
Departments gives the names only ofpresent mem
bers; while in the Preparatory and Ladies' De-
partmepts it embraces all who have been members
during the year.
The Junior Theological Glass is small, especial
ly so, for two reasons. (l.) The graduating Col
legs Glass was small, for explained in our
notice of their graduation; and (2) The catalogue
is made up too soon after commencement to allow
an opportunity of embracing the names of such as
are expected from other places.
The Freshman Glass, it is expected, will be in
creased in the spring. by the addition of some who
need the winter vacation to finish their preparato-
gy studies.
These explanations seemed to be due, and nec-
essary, to full understanding of the state OF the
College in all its Departments.
SUMMARY.
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9 Every family shOuid have n Copy
An hsvaiua6Le Book, only 25 cts. per copy.

"Every family should have a Copy"
An hsratara6le Book, only 25 cts. per copy.
MAN, KNOW THTsEEF.
EAR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
~ the afflicted Containing outline Of the or gin,
progress treatment and OF every form of disease
tracted by promscuous sexual intercourse by sebuse,
BY sexual excess with advice for their prevention;
written familiar style, avoiding all medical technlcai-
ties and everything that would offend the OF decency
from the result of 20 years successful practice exelu-
svey devoted to the of diseases Of delicate pr-
To which is added receipts for the cure of the dis
eases and treatise the symptoms and cure OF
the Fever and Aue for % copy; copies for Si
viii be forwarded to auy pant of the
Q. S, b. mail free OF postage. address Post-PaS' t
1916, Post Office or the author, 3S North se'sh''
Philadelphia
$50, Dollars Forfeit.
n 1I,.on I'll, Forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
of secret disease that may under his care no matter
how long standing or rt s,e sv.r strest pSadelnb
tnt fear of interruption from other patients Stran-
GERS and who have been unfortunate In the selection
e n 1bvsician, are invited to call.
IMPoTEscY-Through unrestrained indulgence of the
passions by seabuse, the evils numerous
Premature GPoteney Involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing of the organs loss OF memory ditaste for female
eety general debility constitutional arrangement
to follow If necessary consult the doctor with
hdenee he offers perfect
Read and reect-he afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and Hmany
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
of malades. 1t is certainly impossible for to
understand all the Ills the human family subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch in
which he is successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted to the study and
treatment of diseases Of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the head
or bones mercuriaf sheumasn structures gravel rree-
aritie diseases arising youthful excesse or puri-
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enfeebled enables the doctor to offer speedy relief to all
who may place themselves under his
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States.
Price, S., and SO, per package. 11s5-ly
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L IL superiority OF the
above compound over all
others for the cure of this
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be onlyremedy in a large
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Carriage Making.

TESHE subscriber would respectfully inform the ciii-
Il of Ravenna, and its vicinity, that he eonin'
ues the
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS,
directly opposite Col Frazers and having had 4o year
experience the business therefore does mol hesitate to
say, that he will make work equal in leatness and
durability with any that be found the state OF
Ohio.
CARRIAGE Painting and Trimming done short 1otiCe,
and INV orders given will be attended 10 strictly.
Cash. Farm produce or building undertaken in pay
"'en'' JOHN PETERSON.
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Cottage Melodeon,

TIME subscriber would respectfully call the attention
L of the musical public to some new Nelodeons which
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IT. Pnrker's Second School Reader.
Ill. Parker's Third School Reader.
w. Pa,ker's Rhetorical Reader.
These books, by the author OF Exercises in
Composition" ''Compendum Of school Phi
Iosophy." &c. are rapidly gaining public ia
vor. Teachers are invited to examine them
and compare them with any other Renders now
before the public.
From Hon. Judge Barlow. E1-Superintendent of Mad
ison County.
"Parker's school Readers strike ne very for
chilly as superior 10 any series ever saw
The Rhetorical Reader is highly meri'orious.
and its selections jndicious and of q standard ex
ceedngly well adapted to the objects ended" !"
From Samuel schoaies, Principal of Hanover Acad.
emy, Virginia.
s.They are most excellent books in every re-
spect-in fact, independent OF their utility as
exercise books. they are really very pleasant
and useful reading to any one. quite as instruc-
I've md more piqaht ihan knights Half Hours" !"
From A. McDougai, Principal of Jordan Academy New
York.
"Parker's series of Readers are mehodical
and attractive, and should be regarded by every
lover of learning as important auxiliary in
teaching and learning the important art oil
reading
Parker's Rhetorical Reader is decidedly su-
perior to any work of the kind that | have
examined. The rules 70 punctuation are so SIM
pie and clear that the student cannot fail to I'D
mre them, and rejnice that he is 60 longer
writing without knowledge when or. how his
stops should be made. In shori, regard the
Rhetorical Reader as a work of superior pract-
cal merit. and shall look upon its in,roduc,ion
into American schools as a sure wny by which
tenchers and pupils acquire thorough
knowledge Of The difficult art of Elocution."
PAIL or,s uorias
of Readers preferable, in all respects to any 9th
er similar works that have fallen careless!y. 1t
is based upon thorough into my hands, This
opinion is not given acquaintance with The works
Theoretically and successful use of Them prnc-
ticaly in the classes under my charge | think
they cannot fail 10 receive the appreciation OF
the mos, enlightened teachers. and shall be glad
bio see them generally in schools.
"LAMBERr B. KEEN.
Prin. Public school.
"Peterboro. Feb. 10, 1852.
ssI have examined the Rhetorical Reader by
Richard Gwin Parker and acknowledging | am
highly pleased with the arrangement and execu-
tion Of the work
He has taken imitation and analogy as the
foundation and built thereon q beautiful ano i'm.
posing suparstructure.
| have also examined his Fourth Reader,
which appears to be admirably arranged for I'M
proving the style Of delivery. and for commune
eating valuable information,
| The department of reading receives far toe
| little attention in mauy Of our high schools
and Academies; and Mr.. Parker. IN laying the
above works before the public has contributed in
an eminent degree to the advancement Of ihi:
! department of Science.
J. W, ALLEN, Principal.
Manlius Academy. Feb 10, 1852.
Parker's Readers are also recommended by
the Portage Co. School Examiners,
| For sale at
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Ravenna, Ohio,
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House Trim innings

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yards, balances measuring Tapes from to 100 feet
length, and in short, everything usually found IN
hardware store all of which will be sold cheap
the cheapest Please call and see.
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NATIONAL SERIES OF
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PUBLISHED BY
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Mansfield on American Education. De Tocque.
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HoBEMsAoK,s LIVER PILLS!

No part the system more liable disease than The
Liver. ii serving terer purify the blood gying
the proper secretion the ble that any wrong
of the Liver affects the other important parts Of the sys
and results varlousy Liver complaint Jaundice.
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore watch every symp-
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver.
These pills beng composed of roots and plants furnished
which augments the secretion from the pulmonary
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3D. An Alternative which changes in some inexpiicable
manner The certain morbid action of the system Sd
Tonic Inch gives and strength to the nervous
tem in health and vgor all parts OF the body
4ih Cathariic which in perfect harmony with the
other gre dents and operating The Bowels and ex,
peing The whole of corrupt and vated mniter and
purify the blood which destroys disease and restores
health.
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Naarcl,isf's Uterine GashOIEcoD.

CURE 4 CERTAIN CLASS cF DISEASES INc1-
DENr TO THE LAST BEST GIFT MAN
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