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NEW GOODS.

ua y So a p u & ~ IL as
ROHELL g. BR ,IHER,
a RE first on hand with New G'td+. few
la cases jus, received; consisting Of NJ. De
Lanes. Bonnet Ribbons. Taffeia and wide black
velvet do, black and colored dress silks, &c -
Cal and see Them, ior they nre going fast, and
nj prices which will be bargain 10 ltose in
NaHt.
August 80. 1852.
e. DeLnnes-30 ps. fg'd M.de hines iirt
1VA-s opened and selling from 121 to 25 Gems
per I'D New and beautiful styles. equ,l 10 one
dollar de LANES; call and get you dress before
they are gone, at RowELL & BRoTHER's.
Aug 30
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- a CENT TEA. of the hest quail tv
eDV at Wv. SEYMOURS.
May II, 1859.
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New Paint Shop,

The undersigned would inform the ciizsns Of
Ra,enna and vicinity. that he has resumed his
nld business. viz: House. Sign, Carriogs and
Ornamental Paiaiing. Having bought ou'. l.,
D. Darrow. he feels confident that he will be
abe 10 give general satisfaction, and solicirs u
share OF pubic patronage.
Shop over E. 'Woodruff's Blacksmith shop.
SOLON gibson.
Ravenna. Aug Il. 1857. 1isI-3m
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HObemsack's Worm syrup:


An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken, and ran be given 10 the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Dinrrhea have made them weak and dehililafed, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup such that II
stands without equal IN the catalogue of medicines in
giving and strength the stomach which makes il
nfallihe remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
the astonishing performed by this syrup aft ply
scians have failed. is the best evidence It's superior
efficacy all others.
TIE TAPE WORM!
This is the difficult destroy of all that
infest the human system; it grows amosi indefinite
length becomng coiied and fastened the lntesnes
and stomach affecting the health sadly st.
Vus Dance, Fits &c thai those afflicted seldom il ever
suspect thai il is Tape Worm fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this very energetic
treatment must be pursued would therefore be proper
TO take to of my Liver Pills. to remove all OBJ
sructons that the Worm syrup may direct upon the
worm, which be taken in dosesof2 tabespoonfulls
times day. These direc iions followed have never
heen known to fail ncuring the most obstinate Of
Time Worm
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COFFEE Goldfish. Mackerel trout
Rio, Saymira Java. Whitefisii Piekerel He
TEAS. ring.
Y ouhg Hyson. Imperial ToBacco.
Gun Powder Black A full assortment.
SusAs and MoIAssEs. Segars do.
Orleans Havana, Crush BAcex &C.
ed Powdered Granuia- Hams Shoulders Drier
ted Loaf. b. H. Coffee, Beef PORK, Sausages
Stuart Syrup, N. o. Mo Tongue.
lasses. SuHDaIEs.
SPIcEs Soap Candles Ropes
Cloves Nu,megs Gin Cordage Oils Tar. Rice
ger, Cinnamon Aspce Nader, Indigo Rosn
Pepper. Mace, &c. Soda Cream Tartar
FRrIrs &c. Sal Soda Canary Hemp
Raisins, Figs, Lemons and Rape Seed Cheese
Oranges Prunes Daes Caies Crackers; Pow
Dried Currans Presar- der. Shot: G ue Sard
we'd GiIger. Candies paper Pals Tubs Vast
sorted, Liq Iorlce, Nuts boards. Mop Handles
all kinds. Brooms Bruises, Black
FISH. ing, &c.
The earies. and best of reen Vegetables, and mar
keting generally, always hand No pains spared IL
make es.ablls ment such, tiat those WHO may
get at all times what the country ard cities ailorc
in our line Those wishing TO purchase, requested
TO call and examine stock and prices and sl are wit
| US their patronage. III. w. SMITH Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produc,
generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10 1852. llSl-t
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DIR. Isaac Swift, Ravenna; A. V. iorr Shalersvilie
l. B. Sheldon, Atwater; X. Silley Sutfeld; ID. X
Wheeler, Randolph; Dr. Prentice, Garfield; }. II.
Sexton, y Youngstown; Hoyt, Brother& Co, Warren
and wholesale by Dr. G. IL. Heyser, No. lao, Wood
St, Pittsburgh; G. ID. Haywood, Cleveland. 1851
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints TO which you are subject Ia ohsruc
either total partial they have been onnu oi M
estiRahle benefit restoring their functional arrangements
To healthy action purif. ing the blood and other fluids
so efecually put flight all complaints which may
arise from female Irregularities headache, gIdGIncsS,
tiimness Of sight, pain IN The side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. NJ liobensack all 9th
ers being base Imitation.
NJ Agents wishing supplies, and s'ore-koerers
desrous of Incoming address the proprietor
j. N. Hobensack Philatelphia.Pa.
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Rayenna. Jan. u
&A VS..

SPEARI& Jrcksnn's Hand Saws-also cross
~ cut, Tenon, Rip, Feily end Web Saws at
FRASER'S.
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BOmnCtS

EMAYlNG TOOLS-.A complete assortment
II n Mt low prices. for sale at
June 81, 1852. RIcHARDsoN's.
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NE w 200 $.
Lfsin the soptb--A companion ~ UBeis tfsH's
Catin.
Aunt PlGIlis' Cabin: Or oBtbsr6 Life asst is
by Mrs. Mary II E'stman.
X ssuth 10 New Ensaod.
Campaign Of Gen. Scott in the Valley Of Mexico,
Blrleti's Life Of Gen. Pierce. bound md in pn
per covers, with steel plate engraved portrnii, M
eIegnnt edition.
Law Of Life, by Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. d.
Thoughts for Young Man, by Horace Mann.
Snvsry-Letters and speeches of Hornce Mann ;
and numerous other and valuable works, just
reed and for sule at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayennn, Aug. "a, l652.-
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LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
THIS great work which has long been expect
ed, is now completed. By all who have read
t, it is pronounced to he the .>fors Of the .4ge!
For power of description and thrilling delinea-
ion of character, it is univale1. and will add
resi laurels to the reputat of the taleuted Au-
'horess.
1t will be published in two vols. 12mn. 81 2 pages
n each vol. with 6 elegant designs, by Billings,
engraved by Baker. In three styles of binding.
,aper covers, for 81 90; cloth 81 SO; cloth,
:ull gilt, $500, with discount TO the trade.
Early orders solicited.
JEwErr, PROCTOR & woRTHINGToS,
Publishers, Cleveland, Ohio.
B The work can be sent by mail, the pos
age under 500 miles on the paper bound being 25
cents, and SAC on the cloth bound. Persons send
ng these amounts in postage stamps, in addition
o the prices above mentioned, shall receive copy
by mail prepaid.
AGENTS WANTED
TO aid in circulating this work. 1165
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q A n III A l. l.,
Clothing Store in RaVenna.

q 4 Ia III A l. L.,
Clothing Store i'm RaVenna.
Il. T.. & r. DAY,
FAVE just opened at their New Store the
ia largest and best ass rtment of ready made
clothing, offered in Portage county, embracing all
the latest styles viz:
Blk. Green Brown& Olive Frock & Dress Goats
i" Frockettees,
Sack
grey and drab Double Coats
black, olive and brown Drap De Eie's
Cashmeretts
tweed, Jeans and cotonades.
500 brown linnen frocx and sack coats from ST. o.
to 81.
800 pair pantaloons -cassimeres sattinetts, linen
drilling nankeen tweed, jeans duck and cotonades.
400 vests of every Style quality and price together
wi h all kinds of gentlemens furnishing goods all o
which will BE- sold little lower than can be found ii
Ills mari e
May 25. Fl. l.. & X. DAY.
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M U s IC
NEW SrRIN'G GOODS.
Kent, Grennell & Go.

a RE now opening their New Spring Gnods
IA to which they suliet the attention of the
public, confidently believing that ey Offering goods
1t lower rates than they generally sold IN The
county
or They will as heretofore pay the highest mar
ket price in Cash ior W ool and VI beat.
Franklin Mills. May IT, 1882. li6S
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
Provision and Variety store,

In the Rooms formerly occupied by H. L. & r. Day
Collins Block Main ST.
THE undersigned are receiving well seIec:e'
stock of Family Groceries and Provisions, ,whcl
tHey are prepared TO dispose of at low prices Our eA
perience IN istrade will enable US 10 offer purchaser.
articles of te best quality, and at satisfactory
All articles warranted
f,Ilo
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CASH PAID.

CASH PAID.
"EN THOUSAND Dollars worth Of Bou-
nty Llnd warrants, wanted, for which
the subscribers will pay the highest market value.
STRAWDER Il BROWN.
RavennasO., April 5. 1l62-tf
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Rayenna Institute.

THE subscribers would respectfully announce
to the public, that they now 81 situated as
to accommodate over 100 students; having pro-
cured additional ooms and furniture for their
connnoda;ion. This institution is under the
guidance of R. l.. Dodge, graduate of Uniun
College, formerly Principal of Speneenown Acad-
emy, in the state Of New York. in connection
with w. d. Clark and B. F. Dodge, who were
teachers in the same Institutions, aided by Miss s.
A. Dodge. who has charge of the Female De-
partment. Feeling grateful to the public for the
liberal share of patronage they have received, they
hope to merit a continuance of the same. The
course of instruction embraces every suLJe OF
science and literature taught in the mtst improved
Academies.
TERMS.
Primary Reading, So 90.
Common English Branches, 3 90.
H CHER 400.
Latin or Greek, 500.
Drawing, l,50.
Vocal Music, 200.
Instrumental Music, with the
use of MeIo Pean, 3 co..
r. L. Dodge, A. b. Principal and teacher of
Languages.
w. D. Clark, teacher of Drawing and expert
mental science.
B f. Dodge. teacher Of Mathematics.
I Mr.. G. F. Greeo, Prof. of Music.
Miss S. A. Dodge, Preceptress. 1883
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JUNGLE tom S C.qBLN"
AS IT IS.
Ibis famous "offset'' 10 Mrs. Stoves unsur.
passed work, is for sale n,
HALL's Book STORE.
Rayennn, Sept 7, 1852.
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u lNENS. Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen
n A Drills and Table Linen, good assortm. MT
Mt GILLETTS.
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EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain KilIer,at
q April 26. HATCH'S.
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THtftcT n, anTIH,
Aim nds, &c &c.
Ca~ary, Hemp. MiIet and Rape Seeds,
Fl Ii B me, Baths, Fountains, &c.
L;nserti OIL. Lard OIL, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
VIII le Oil. S lad Oil &c.
Ravenna. June so, 1852.
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Cleveland. Oct. 18th, 1851.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR FOR MILK,
BUTTER, &C.

See the advertisement of Mr.. Gill, agent for
the Central Railroad in another column.
The institution of this train, is a perfect god
send to US here in Richmond. During great
part of the Spring, fresh butter commanded
the enormous price of fifty cents the pound,
and at one time could not be procured at any
price. Butchers meat of every description
was ploportionally high, and as for milk, i,
seemed ito use an ancient expression), to ba, e
"gone into the cows HORNS" Greatly do we
rejoice that there is little probability of a recur!
renee of such distressing times. The fine
country, in the neighborhood of which the Cen.
trial Railroad runs, the Pamunky, the Green
spring, the Albemarle lands, are able to fur.
nish the city of New York, with fresh meats
fowls, fresh butter, fresh milk, fruits, vegeta
bles-everything that the farm or the dairy
can supply. They are not required to do so
much as that, however, but only to keep Rich.
mond supplied, and save her from the enor.
nous system of extortion which as practised
this last Spring. If they cannot or will not
do this, the. proprietors ought to have their
lands taken from them, if any law can be found
for such summary proceeding.
On and after the 9TH of June, we expect to
eat fresh butter all the year round. What saw
you, farmers of Henricp, Hanover, Louisa, AL.
bemarle and Orange?
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DT I'd.

On the 18th of May, lat Aspinwall Navy Bay, in
the State of New Grenada, on bis way from Cali.
fornia Mr. ARMISTEAD N. POLLARD, in the
2lst year of his age. The deceased lett Virginia
Just two short years ago, buoyed with hopes and
expectations of soon returning home. to be the
comfort and solace of his widowed mother, but He
who overrules all things had decreed it otherwise
and like beautiful flower with worm at the
bud" he dropped; though he met with kind friends
in that far distant land, Qor he was general Ia
vorite wherever he went) yet he longed to be at
home, among his own dear family, bat here, too,
an Ali wise Providence inerposed, and he had only
accomplished half his journey, when he was sum-
of consolation to his friends to know that he had
every attention paid him that could have been had
he been at homeland we trust that Jesus was
there, for
He can make dying bed
asd nwnx rlill,1rus -
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ATTENTION. BLUEe!


r Attend meeting of your Company on WED.
NESDAY EVENING, End inst, at Lafayette
~ Hall, at 8 O'Clock. Punctual attendance is re-
quested. b order of the Lieutenant Commanding
je2 JOHN II. FREEMAN, o. s.
ID EMOVAL.-Mrs B. RosENFELD respect
HI fully informs her friends and customers taat
she has REMOVED her old STAND at the corner of
New Market to the corner of Sixth and Broad
Streets.
Thankful for the kind atronage bestowed upon
her, at her old stand, since the death of her hus
band, she soicits continuance of the same, ut
her new stand.
Corner of Sixth and Broad Sfs.,
Je 2-im. Corner below Mr. Courtney.
DUBLIC SALE OF A LARGE COL.
= LECTION OF FINE IGERMAN AND ENG
LISH LINE MEZZoTfNT AND LYTHoGRAPHIC
ENGRAvtNGS, OIL PAINTINGS, AND ASSORT.
ED BOOkS.-We would notify the lover Of the
art that We have received large and beautiful lot
Of the above. and shall commene to1sel wthoutsrc-
serve, on Thursday Afternoen, and coutinue
every day Ut u o'clock, until ali are sold.
They are arranged st the Tontine Halt opposite
the Banks, Main street, and maybe seen during
the day. ALEXANDER MOTT CO, Aucts.
I Owe, PURITY, AND FIDELITY
u SONS accommod ted stthe Virginia House on
|the-principl0 Of the Order. e a-2ts
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SONS or TRmPRRANCE IUBILEE
Friday, June 4ths 1852.

Friday, June 4th. 1852.
PROGRAMME.
The National Division win meet at .Bosners
The Grand Division at Union Temperance Hall,
The subordinate Divisions Of Richmond snd
Manchester, at their respective balls. at O'Clock,
and rendezvous in Grace street, with their r1gnts
Ths Cadets and Visiting subordinates win form
In the c.nitol Square, with their rights resting on
Grace and 9th streets -
The Grand Division wiz marcn 70 yin street. anu
$500 Hall thence up 9th TO Broad, where the
whole procession will be formed In the following
order:
@ Grand Division
3. Cadets of Temperance
f. Visiting Subordinates
s Suboroinates of Richmond and Manchester,
according to number, the Oldest gong first.
Route of the Procession.
Up Broad to let street, down LIST street to Main,
down Main to l9th up 18th TO Broad, up Broad to
African Church. where the following exercises
will take place:
l. Music by the Band
2. Prayer by NJ. w. Chaplain
g. Vocal Music
4. Speech
s. Vocal Music
g. Benediction
From the African Church the procession will
proceed to Towards Grove, the place ct dining.
Cadets, Visiting, and City Divisions, will be pre-
pared to take their position in the line at halt past
9 o'clock.
~ The African Church will not be open to
the public until the procession shall arrive and be
seated. This is rendered necessary in conse-
ouence OF the la' ee number OF visiting Brethren
WHO will be in attendance
The Chief Marshal is responsible for the execu-
ton OF the programme
VIM w. WEISIGER, Chief Marshal.
WIN R. DRINKARD, P. e. w. P, has been Sc
lected as the President of the Day. and assisted by
10 Vice Presidents, will preside at the Church and
at the dinner. je2-d
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The Once of the New York Her.
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is at l09s
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
az 10 General Agent
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The Steam Frigate Miissomrt,

We are authorized to state that, according
10 I. the authority con ferred by Congress on the
Navy Department, and an appropriation of a
sum not exceeding $4,000, Iby the Navy An.
preparation act of Sd March, 1851 } contrac,
was concluded with Messrs. Wells & Gowen.
OF Boston, to remove the wreck of the s,ea.n.
irigate Missouri, from the bay of Gibraltar
for the sum of SIS, 600.
Two years from the date OF the contract 10Th
q April 1881 was the period stipulated for
the completion OF the work. Ithns been exc.
cutqa in less time, to the entire satisfaction al
the British authorities at Gibraltar, and The
hsrbor and anchorage at thar port ssare now
perfectly freed from all the obsirhctions~hich
the said wreck had carsed 10 it's navigation
and TO the safety OF the shipping lying there
Rey9,shlir
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MARRIED.

At ST. Pauls Church, yesterday morning, by the
Rev. Dr. Jones, RICHARD w. HEATH, of Cali
forna, to Miss MARY E. ALLEN, daughter of Jas.
Allen, ESQ, of this city.
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Lady Franklin has addressed-a long letter
70 the Presidentsf the United Ssates. thanking
him for the interest this country has taken in
Me search for her husband, and senting he's
grounds Of hope that the .unfortunais Arctic
navigatofs are not lost.
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Twe are Wonderfully Made!-when

- We are wonderfully Made.-When
it is known that each human being throws out
several pounds of the refuse of animal matter
every day through the pores of the skin, the con-
dtions under which these functions are placed
become subjects for serious consideration. The
best articles suited to impart health and vigor to
the whole outward system, are Bogle's Hyperion
Fluid for the hair-He beaiona. for removing tan
and eruptons of the skin, and Amoe, for shaving.
This last is most delicious article, and leaves the
face as smooth as piece of satin, and all of them
operate to purify the skim and to protect it against
the influences of change in the climate. To be
had of VIM Bogle2 77 Washington st.
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK g. REEVE, 175 BROAD street.
10
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E To the Voters Of the City of Rich
early day to cast our votes for some person to
coed the able and efficient Senator for this city in the
Legislature of Virginia beg leave to bring to your
notice the name of Mr.. JOHN WIGHT as a gentle.
man emnently qualified for that Office. Mr.. Wight
is SO well known to the citizens of Richmond that
l deem 1t unnecessary to say more than that be-
lieve he will serve if elected. 1t is due to him how.
ever, to say that this nomination is made without
his knowledge consent.
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Judson. aims "Ned Bundine, !" has bes1n in
dicsed u q. Louis, for riotiag at tba Las,
municipal election 10 that city.
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lust IN SEASON.- We have just received
y another supply of white and striped French
Drill Marseilles and Linen Goats and Pants, to-
gether with large assortment of White, Buff and
Figured Marseilles and Linen Vests also, another
supply OF those beautiful blue Silk Coats so gene
rally admired for their pleasantness, and the style
in which they are gotten up, to which we would
call theimmedate attention of purchasers.
HENRY SHAFER & CO,
ie2 Corner Main and l4th streets
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IS TTNIFORM WITH THE WID K
" WIDE WORLD ,=Qnlars and Cents

SSTTNIFOKM WITH THE WIDE !,
u WIDE WORLD dollars and Cents, 2
vols 12mo cloth. This 10 charming domestic
story, somewhat in the style of the Wide, Wide
World and is likely to become equally popular.
Queechy, by the author of Ibe Wide, Wide
World, the 18th thousand, vols, limo, cloth
81 IS
"Queechy is indeed q work of uncommon inte-
rest and ability."-Boston Traveller.
"a careful examination of Queechy will, we
think, convince her admirers that in her former
work. the author was but pluming her wings for a
holder fight. The simple beauty, the deepinterest,
enlivened by true humor-the unobtrusve but ear
nest spirit OF piety and truth that pervade Queechy
commend it to alL"-Literary World.
at is essentially domestic story, with high
moral aim and shows capital powers of observa-
tion narrative, skill and excellent management of
dialogue. 1t is just the book for an intelligent and
exemplary family circle. The sympathies of old
and young will be elected and amusement be found
charmingly blended with Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
Her descriptions are fresh, and fragrant of the
scenes from which they drew their inspirations
The volumes contain numerous gems of picturesque
description. The work certainly exhibits high
order of talent, imagination, enthusiasm and Gre
alive power are all herc."-Trioune.
The Napoleon Ballads by Bon Gauliier, the Poet
ical Works of Louis Napoleon, now first done into
plain English, l2mo, paper cover-25 cents.
A Book for Corner, by Leigh Hunt, l2mo, cotn,
40 cents; stiff paper cover, 25 cents.
Horse Shoe Robinson, by P Kennedy, ESQ., re-
vised edition, uniform with the illustrated edition
of Swallow Barn.
Miss Coopers Translation of Ida Pfeif1er's Jour.
ney to Iceland, paper cover 25 cents, with maps
finely printed. 12mo, cloth-40 cents.
Claret and Olives, BY Angus Beach, 12mo, pa.
per cover, 25 cents fine edition, CLOTH 40 cents
For sale at the Eagle Square BOOKSTORE
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A VOTER.

V How often is 1t that neglect slight
wound, burn, swelling pain, in the vain hope
that it will be well enough in day or two instead
of getting we'll they grow worse ester and perhaps
modification takes place, and the limb has to be am
putated when if a little of II. G. Farrel's Arab
an Liniment had been applied at the time of the
accident, it would have cured it Immediately See
advertisement lie 2-6t