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- the afflicted. Containing an outline of the origin,
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HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY.


Willard's History Of the United States, School
History oflhe United States. Universal History.
American Chronogfapher. Temple or Map of
The Times. Historical Guide. English Chronog-
rapher, Allison's History of Europe uabridged
MUSIC.
Kingsley's Juveline Choir, Young Ladies'
Harp, Sacred Harmonisi School, Song and Hymn
Book, Sabbath School Gems.
Also, Theodore Thinkers Botany, Watts on
the Mind, with questions, Dunning's Ancient and
Classical Geography.
For THE TEACHERS LIBRARY.
Page's Theory and Practice of Teaching.
Mansfield on American Education, De Tocque-
vile on American Institutions, Barnard on
School Architecture.
The above Books are for sale at Halls Book
STORE,
~ This series has been strongly recommended
by the School Examiners of Portage County, and
as the great diversity of School Books is felt to be
an evil, and uniformity is ofthe greatest mpor-
tanee it would seem desirable that Parents Teach
ers. Clerks and Directors of School Districts should
sdeavor to second the efforts of the Examiners to
secure uniformity In point of merit,this National
series is not exceed, and in many respects is un-
equaled by any other series now published.
Call and examine these Books, after having read
the following recommendation oftbe Portage Coun-
! tySchool Examiners:
School Books.
The undersigned, School Examiners for Portage
:. County, having Examined the following School
Books, to WITT: Parkers Series of Readers Cham
ber's Educational Course, including Treasury of
Knowledge; Elements of Drawing and Perspect-
i've; Natural Philosophy Chemistry and Electric
ity; Vegetable and Animal Philosophy; Zoology
and Geology also, Martins Orthoepst; Davies
Arithmetical Course for Schools; Davies Academic
! Course; Norlhend's Dictaton Exercises: Wright's
] Orthography Mrs. Wizards History; Fulton and
| Eastnan's Bookkeeping and Clark's Grammar:
feel called upon to recommend them to the differ
ent Schools in this County, as eminenty meritori-
| Gus.
The examiners are fully impressed with the be-
lief that if all the Schools in the County will secure
to themselves the above named Books producing
thereby uniformity in the Books of the different
Schools of the County, that the progress of Schools
in the county, that the progress of scholars will not
ouly be more thorough. but much more rapid than
4 formerly.
ANDREW JACKSON,
JOSHUA G. WILLIS.
School Examiners for Portage County
Ravenna, Oct, 1852
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An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable being perfectly safe
when taken and can be given the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complain and
Diarrlea have made them weak and debilitated, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup SUCH that It
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an nallibe remedy fer those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
the astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
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$500 CHALLENGE.

NNT HATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
w people, is at all times of the most valuable nm
porance. take it for granted that everyperson VIII 90
all in their power the lives of their children and
health at all sacrifices feel it 10 be duty to solem-
My you that Worms, according to the opinions OF
the celebrated physicians the primary cause OF
large majority of diseases which children and adults
liable. if you have appetite continually changea-
BILE from kind of food to another bad breath pam IN
the stomach picking the hardness aud fnlness OF
the belly dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular-remem
ber that these denote Worms and should at once
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Hats and GsY,s

EUST reeeived at the Eagle Clothing Store. large
~ supply of Hats of the Fall Styles Also Kossuih
Hats aud Cloth Plush and Oil Cloth Caps, for sale as
cheap as the cheapest.
Sent 90 1850
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= FHNRUNkS. Valises and Carpet Bags-a fresh supply
Il just received at the Eagle Clothing Store which
will be put at low figures. Call and see them
Sept. 29 1852
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SMITH, RANTGFaT q CO.,
booksellers and saafEoners,

Suka kas Il SN w.
Booksellers and saafE0Rers,
So Superior Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
Have arrangements for supplying all the late iub
cations, as they al Issued from the press, and all
the Standard works in tue various departments of
History, Biography, Trave,' Poetry and Miscel-
lany, at Wholesale.
SCHOOL, BOOKS.
The leading and Standard School Books in gen.
eral use-atest aud best editions, in every variety
and quantity.
FAMILY BIBLES
OF different kinds, plain and elegantly bound, with
or without Apocrypho. Psalms, Concoriance,
Chronological Tuhes, Engravings, &c Tesla
ments ana Hymn Books in general use.
BLANK BOOKS.
Consisting of Day Books, Journals, Records, Pass
Books, Memorandum Books, and every descrip
ton of Account Books, made from the best linen
paper, bound with reference to great strength and
flexb,iis,, warranted equal to any other books
manufactures III any part of the United States,
and sold very low.
WRITING PAPER.
Letter and Cap, Ruled and Plan' from American,
English and French Mills, equal as regards quail
iy, variety and price, to any other establishment
in the Union.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
They respectfully solicit call from Country Mer-
chants and Dealers generally. l161-1y
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Leather! Leather! Leather!
A II wholesale and retail, at the well known Tan
~ merry Stand of Cyrus Prentiss, few rods south
of the cOnrt house in Ravenna. good assortment
of first rate leather be had all times, at prices TO
correspond with the times.
Henlock Tan'd sole and upper leather
Oak do harness bride and band do
do do calf and kip skins
do do upper and sole leather
WANTED.
Beef Hides Veal Skins and Sleeps Pelts, for which
the highest market price will be PAID in cash or taken
in exchange for Boots, Shoes Leather
May 10th, 1851. j. w. ENOS.
a LGo
The boot and shoe busness will he carried on IN the
the shop in all its branches, al kinds of work of
the right stamp. French and common calf boots, stoga
and kip boots mens boys and ladies shoes, a ofwhich
will he warranted and made in a workmaplke man
ner of The best of materials Please call and examine
May 18Th. 1851 JOHNA. YOUNG.
Ills
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
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WI ANI'ED in every county of the United States.
w adtire and enterprising men. to engage in the
sale of of the best Books published in The coun
try. To of good addres, possessing small capital
of from S25, 500 such inducements will be offered
as 10 enable them make from $a to $l0a day profit
character extremely popular and command large sales
wherever they are offered.
For further particulars ADDRESS ipostage paid.)
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1l96 Successors TO w. A. Leary & Co.,
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
Provision and Variety store


Provision and Variety Store,
In the Rooms formerly occupied by H. L. & Il. Day,
Collins Block, Main ST.
THE undersigned are receiving well selected
stock of Family Groceries and Provisions. which
they prepared to dispose of at low prices Our
perence in this trade Will enable Us 10 oer purchasers
articles of the best quality, and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted.
The following comprises portion OF our stock
coFrEE Goldfish. Mackerel, trout
Rio, saymira, Java. Whitefsh, ,PickereI, Her
TEAS. ring.
Young Hyson, Imperial TosAcco.
Gun Powder, Black. A full assortment.
SuGAz and MoLAssEs. Segars do.
Orleans. Havana Crush Bacon, &C.
ed Powdered Granula- Hams, Shoulders, Dried
ted, Loaf. B. H. Coffee, Beef Pork, Sausages
Stuart Syrup, o. Mo Tongue.
lasses. SuNDRIEs.
SPICES. Soap Candles. Ropes
Cloves, Nutmegs, Gin Cordage, Oils, Tar. Rice
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ce, Madder, Indigo, hosin
Pepper, Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar
FRu1rs &c. SaSoda Canary Hemp
Raisins, Figs, Lemons and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges, Prunes, Dates, Cakes. Crackers; FoW
Dried Currants Preser- der, Shot; Glue, Sand
we'd Ginger Candies, as paper. Pals Tubs " ash
sorted Liuuorlce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
| all kinds Brooms, Brushes, Black
F1sH. ing, &c.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables and mar
ketng generally ALWAYS on hand. No pains spared f
make our establishment such, that those who may want
can get at all times what the country and cities afor
in our line Those wishing 10 purchase, requeste
to call and examine stock and pricesand sh are wit
US their patronage. ii. w. SMITH u Go.
N.sB.-cash paidf for Batter, Eggs, and Produc
| generally
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. llsl-t
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NATIONAL SERIES OF
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLISHED By
A. 8. Barnes E Co.,


81 Jshn street. N. Y.
DAVIES SYSTEM OF MATHEMATICS.
Dawes Primary Table Book, First Lessons
in Arithmetic. School Arithmetic, Key 10 Davies
University Arilhmetic.ele Algebra, Key
TO Davies Elementary Algebra, Elementary
Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Bourdon's
zebra. Elements of Surveying. Legendre's Ge
omerry. DiGferential and Integral Calculus, Des-
crptive Geometry, Shades, Logic Of Shadows,
Mathematics.
Chambers; Treasury Of knowledge, Natural
Phi osophy, Elements of Zoology, Camilion's
Elements of Physiology, Pages Elements Of Ge-
ulogy, Reid and Iiain's Hhemistry, Clark's Ell
emenls Of Drawing
Ful,on& Easlman's Chirography, Charts, Key
10 Fulton & Eastman's Charts, Writing Books,
Book Keeping.
Parker's Juvelne Philosophy, First Lessons
in Philosophy, School Compedium. Mcintyre
on the Use OF the Globes. Gillespie on Roads and
Railroads, Bartle,t's Natural Philosophy for Col
-leges.
Brooks FIRST Latin Lessons, Brooks Oyid's
Metamor phosis, First GreekLessons, Collectanea
Evangelical.
SCIENCE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Wright's Analytical Orlhography. National
Spelling Book, Martins Orthoeplst. Northends
D,ctauon Exercises. Rhetorical Reader. Second
do, Third do, Fourth do.. Cark's Grammatical
Chart and Key. Analysis of the English Lam
guage, New English Grammar, Norihend's
Little Speaker, American Speaker, School Dia-
lorups n
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EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain KilIerat
q Aprii 26. HATCHS
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EMoNS AND ORANGE CES-Just received
| i ana selling fast at HORR'S,
Nov. 25.
DAY STATE SHAWLs.-Ladies you who
} are in want of Shawl had best stop in and
look at at hOttne.
Nov. 25
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COLE LEATHER.-A pIiwe article just
ID reed. A. V. hoah-
Nov
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sALE OF RLOODED STOCK.

SAL AA OG DAOONHO . Il OC AAsE=5
ENHE subscriber has hand some forty head of bo6d
Ii ed cattle which he win offer at private sale at lower
prices than the quality of stock be purchased in
Ohio until "Wednesday the 18th of December next
which te those still left unsold viii be exposed at public
sale, the subscriber is determined not to winter them
The stock consists of Cows Bulls Heifers and Calves
which have been selected with especial care from the best
bloods in Kentucky FREDERICK BROWN.
Hudson Nov. 9th, 1852. 1196-3Wf
T INt.N CA MBRlC H'Dk'FS-Fer SIN pence
| each. Stop in and get dozen at HoRR'S.
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YHNHE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats ever
N brought to this county, be.funndet
RoWELL g. Cos.
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DR. HA LIS E Y'S
FARE ST WI Ne!

The discovery of the Forest Vine Is the greost blessing
ofthe age Put s qrart bottles. singte bottte of
arich does more good aod goes farhe1. IN the cure
of disease than ten bottles of any SarsaPar-
lila ~ alse, and scarrGH,ted to cure iotth-
out aotzinple1sa,t oeakeaing ef-
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ND UGGY- SPRlNGS-l@ Il and inch
- es wide, of Eastern manufacture, for sale cheap
bY E. T RICHARDSON. :.
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Pro Bono EsubliCo!

1T is as true as some preaching that MATTHEWS win
leave town soon, and all who have hkenesses of
themselves friends will sometime be sorry the neg
lect msmeRto mort,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
Speech of MIR, Chandler.


On receiving the petition of citizens Of Wash
ington, presented by the children of the public
schools on Thursday, Mr.. Chandler made the fol-
lowing reply fortunately procured by reporter
of the Republic
at is, think, just appreciation Of the inten-
ton of Congress, and proper compliment to the
members of Congress- to believe that they are fully
occupied with intents of the public good; nor can
imagine an exercise of their bepefcence more
appropriate or likely to be more unlimited and
beneficial to the.cntire community than that which
looks to the good of the rising generation.
Congress- from the first day of its existence,
has manifested its desire to promote sound educa-
ton and its legislation, on almost all occasions,
including that the public lands has had distinct
reference to this subject. And if aught want
ed to move us in this matter it is the sight which
now presents itself to us-the thousands who come
up seeking for the bread of moral life.
This memorial which hold in my hand exhi-
its what they ask. Your numbers near me and
front show for whom it is asked.
- | regret the occasion is not propitious for
some remarks suited to the character of my
young friends, and to enlven the sympathies Of
those around US There is not one present who
would not offer word of encouragement but as
they arc in the hands of those approaching their
minds and having their confidence, more good can
be done by their instructors than by any casual
remarks from ME on the present occasion.
"Those before us, ladies and gentlemen, ap-
pear to US as our hopes of other times-redolent
Of the sweets and blossoms Of May, and gliding
all our hopes for years to come. They are those
who, when we are gone, will support the vast
entabature Of our glorious institutions, sustain
ing il with love for those institutions, and with
knowledge Of their import-not like the silent
Caryatides Of ancient architecture, bending and
linking under their load, but living Aliases,
bearing upward and forward the glorious fabric
Of republican Institutions Applause.
II have no doubt that the feelings Of Con-
gressmen will induce them to assist as far as
sense of their public duties and of their consttu-
tional views will enable them to go. / willingly
:ay that no vote can give will be more cheer
fully cast than for MI appropriation of portion
of the public possessions to benefit the rising
generation.
Gentlemen, members Of Congress, who sur
round me, when the cenotaphs in yonder burial
place, which shall bear our names, have crumbled
into dust, and the records of our ages have per-
ished with them, those who now surround us will
stand as living monuments of the benefits which
our present charities may bestow.
" shall present this memorial to the House,
with hope Of fulflment and qualification Of
your most rational wishes and in the name Of
the Senator mir. Hunter, Of Virginia) near ME,
and in those who are around US, l wish you, my
young friends, male and female all the happiness
resulting from sound education and virtuous life,
which, with the infusion of religion into your
hearts, will make you good and useful citizens"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
Office of the General Insurance
a Agency. ....... .f
located on SeceaM street. betweeea u and Il, nearLy
opposite Odd -FeHowS Hull,

Located on Seoeah street, betceeea u aad Il, nearly
opposite Odd-FeHowS HaH,
WTHERE Policies will be granted on Life, Health Fire,
w and Marine Risks in the following companies, viz:
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW HAVES CONNECTICUT. Capital 100000 Rates
OF premium reduced 20 per cent Payable In cash annually
semiannuay and quarterly Lives of slaves insured at
the same rate as others. BENJAMIN SIIMAN President
BENJAMIN MOVES Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CON.
PANf, OF GRANVILLE, New YoRK-the largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital $93osS6
anu over MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwelling houses which will be insured at
seventh OF the rates usually charged by stock companies
s !. CoWEN, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary,
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM,
NEW YORK Capital S250O0 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine, and Inland nHyiga
ton ana transportation risks at the usual rates OF other
responsible eompauea L. g. GARDINER, PRESIDENT ALDEN
L. MALLERY, Secretary
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF FORT PLAIN, NEW
YORK Capital sl73O00 besides large surplus cash fund
sures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER j. WAGNER, President; JOSIAH Cook, Secretary
Hl- Since the above agencies have been established
have insured 100000 of property and paid eight
lessea to the full satisfaction of the claimants in current
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited TO call ut this Office where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfuly given.
Agencies granted by JAMES II. CLOSE,
General Agent for the States of Virginia and
mar 9--llm Maryland, and Dist of Columbia.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22

Lola Moutez IS dancing nt the Broadway, n. Y.
\ number Of eminent citizens of Boston have
offered Mrs NIowatt o complimentary benefit
Dodge, the vocalist, has purchased the Boston
Weekly Museum, and become an editor.
About nine hundred persons--two-thirds fe-
males-are employed at the cotton factories in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
George Il Campbell, formerly reporter on
the Boston Times, has been appointed Judge in
Caifornia,
The High street Presbyterian Church, an ele-
giant gothic edi6ce, was dedicated at Newark, on
Tuesday last 1t cost $4,000
Says Freeman Hunt, in his Merchants Maga.
1ine, " The young man who leaves the farm neid
for the merchants desk or the lawyers o. dootor
Office, thinking to dignity or cnuobte MS 'ol''
makes a sad mistake :"
The other day one Of widow Il g admirers was
complaining of the tooth-ache. MIS- b. s sps,s ,.
bow Immediately spoke up; Well SIR, wbr aon
Won 10 as ma does She takes lef teets ou' anu s
nuts EN- back whenever she wants - q lew
minutes afterwards the boy We ""'pp'" on some
pretence or other
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
PLAsTERERs, BRICKLAYERs'. MAsONs' AND
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

rINRowELs Mitring Tools Hammers, and Brushes, for
i Plascrers: Bricklsyers' Trowels, Stone Masons Ham
mers and Trovels.
GARDEN TOOLS.
Hoes Rskes Shovels, Spades, Trowels and Lines fol
dening. +. -
FISHING TACKLE
Jonted Bamboo and Reed Rods, Sea Grass and Hepip
Lines, snoods and Hooks, In great variety.
BRIsTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES,
warranted not come 10 pieces Whitewash Paint sweep
ing, scrubbng, busting, Shoe and Fly Brushes
HARDWARE
Locks, LAtches, Rolts, Hinges, Screws, r.
CUTLERY.
Ivory Buffalo, Ebony. Rosewood and ehandle Knives
and Forks Butchers Cooks and Bread Knives. Pon and
Pocket KNIVES. IN great variety.
BASKET WARE,
Childryn Carriages, Market Baskets Work do, Fancy
do together with large collection too numerous 10 men
ton lust received from New York. Philadelphia Balt
more and for sale at the Old Variety and Hardware store
Penn ania avenue, door FROM 9th street, by
GEO. SAVAGE.
And Pcnna av, opp Seven Buildings, First Ward. by
mar 27--n JOSEPH l., SAVAGE co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22
SECOND DAY.

FRIDAY, May Il.
aynodical records, &c., were handed in.
motion of the Rev. Dr. Duffield, requiring
communications to be handed to the Moderator,
instead of to the chairmen of committees, was
adopted, after some debate.
At the suggestion of Rev. DR.. Roland it was
agreed to adjourn over from the afternoon session
to Monday morning, to allow members to accept
an invitation to visit Mount Vernon on Saturday,
lto-day;) and it was subsequently arranged that
the members should meet in the afternoon to pay
their respects to the President in body ut
CLOCK
Rev. Thornton A. Mills, from select commit
tee appointed at the last session to prepare a
memorial on the subject of church extension,
submitted lengthy report, embracing, among
other things, the following suggestions
lst, The education of its ministry.
ID Domestic missions and church extension.
Sd. Publication of doctrinal tracts.
This report a made the order of the day for
Monday next
In the afternoon session the Presbyteries were
called and their narratives of the state of religion
and statistical reports were received
The first Monday in June next was named as
day Of fasting and prayer by the church gen
orally and the first Monday of February next,
prayer for the revival of religion in the colleges
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-22

We learn that the teachers aud pupils Of tho
Union Academy and cf the Union Female
Academy, under tho care of Mr and Mrs H.
Richards, with few of the parents Of the pupils
in all Numbering about $50 persons--made a
pleasant excursion down the river to Mount Ncr-
non and Fort Washington, yesterday, on board
the steamer Thomas Colycr and from Fort
Washington some 90 miles further down the river
on Board the George Washington The day was
very delightful, and not an incident occurred to
disturb the pleasure and enjoyment of the occa.
sion. A happier and more delighted company o.
youth have never been seen Fishers Band &C
companied them, and discoursed fine music.