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Left the residence Of his father, in Perry
township Fayette county. Ohio, on Monday
night Jan. 3D. JOHN BONNER, who as supposed
to be laboring under partial insanity, and rath
or disposed TO avoid company He Is "a years
Of age, feet 5 or inches high, heavy set
light complexion, hair dark sandy or brown
blue eyes had on when he left black fur
hat, brown sack coat black cloth yes5 dark
Cashmere pants. All his clothes have been
worn some time.
Any information given in reference to the
above will be thankfully received and literally
rewarded Address
NATHANIEL BONNER,
Greenfield, Highland co., Ohio.
Editors receiving this notice will please copy.
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Mexicans for debt; and when MEXICO is an
nexed to our Union, the advocates Of Slavery
will have overcome the greatest obstacle which
stands in their way and IL they fail to estsb-
lish system of universal bondage, it will be
because the people a; that time Will have be
come thoroughly awakened to an understand.
ing Of the dangerous and derpicsble principles
which the friends of Slavery are now endeav-
oriug to instil into the public mind
TO BE CoNTINrrp
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Wings and Locos are getting tired of their
party trammels and many have been heard 10
say they have voted with their respective par
ties for the last time We have very efhclent
local press, that is welding powerful inno-
ence and it is confidently believed that this
county will soon be revolutionized-that soon a
majority of its electors will give their votes on
the side of humanity and justice.
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For the National Era.
s0NNETs FOR THE TIMES.
SUMMERS GREAT SPEECH.

Immortal utterance of noble mind
Tasked to a Purpose worthy all its powers,
By nature blest and crowned by studious hours,
To brighten Historys page, and bless Mankind!
Lo our dear Country's Basis. there defined,
Rests on Truths Rock though bearing Falsehoods
weight,
Her Founders take the old heroic state,
While sweep the clouds of calumny behind.
The Nations Heart exults and all Mans race
Hail their proud Beacon rising still towards heaven
Thus from the sunshine Of our Makers grace,
In these earth latter days, while passion driven,
We love upon her sinoss prime to brood.
When her Creators voice proclaimed tkas Al ,cas
Good
Centrsv,ile, Indiana
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THE OxYGEN LAMP.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the public
that they The sole manufacturers for the original
Oxygen Lard OH Lamp patented by d. kinnesr sb
sh ISL This lamp has been before the public for three
years during which time there have been hundred
thousand sold and has received three nrt premiums and
two diplomas
The subscribers have nov on hand t their shop Circle
VILE Ohio fifteen thousand OF these lamps which are ready
all orders that may Be received In prices ner great
Inducements 10 Dry Goods and Hardware merchants Tin
men, Pedlars, he.
We caution the public Agsinst ell limitations Of this lamp
intend prosecuting eli infrngsmsns Of either
fActursr, vender, or
Persons Who will make the selling Of this lamp their sole
business may realize handsome pr0hts the Of
agents testify.
Kisnts for twenty sig dissrent States for sais.
RICHARDSON 4 BROTHtRLIN,
Nov 4-6m Cirolsvilie, Ohio
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IMPORTANT 70 HeUsEKE ERs.

hUKKEE'S BAKING POWDER, adapted for families
hotels boarding houses, eating saloons, ships, &c.
This cheaper aud economical and convenient art
ole for all kinds Of baking than Soda tartar
other preparation 10 existence And II 10 so infinitely
peror he old system Of baking that cook house
keeper In creation will be without it, after giving IL fair
trial The very highest, must tender ard psstsble bis
cait, bread, cakes pastry &c be made in half the
usual time whether the -four be II the best quality not
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Sold by the principal Grocers and Druggists
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Greenfield, Washington co., N. y, Dec. 81,
ls52-The friends in this section are exceed
ingly anxious to secure more thorough state
organization and we hope there VIII be call
for a State Convention early in January, TO
perfect arrangements for the spring elections
Sc, &c. Can you not assist us, by calling at
tention to the meeting Of such Convention IN
your paper
A good idea-by all means let it be acted
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EsoTERIC ANTHROPOLOGY

DY T. l.. Nichols, M. D. Port Chester Nsw York-Prin
ID cipa Of the American Hydrop thc Institute pocket
volume 6mC about $50 pages nearly 100 engrsving cloth
comprehensive and confidential treatise the structure
functions passona attractions AMI perversons and
false conditions and the most Intimate relations Of
women anatomical Physiological Psychological pathology
cal obs etrical ana hydro therapeucs treating
ly and with ullness fidelity illustration OF the laws
and processes Of generation CESSATION evolution partur
on and actation Tbs work, intet ded to be strctl,
private book Of study and reference and full
professional consultations will not be sold by booksellers
agents but will he sent BY mail post paid receipt of
dollar, by the author. Deo 2-3m
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IMPORTANT TO DRUaGISTS.

n B. MCCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and Dtsler
-. PAINTS. OILS, &c, al Maiden Lane, New Yorl
offers for sale reasonable terms
White Lead ia oil, In kegs Of 8 to 500 pounds.
Rlack Paint, yellow Och y, Venitian Red, In oil
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TIMBER, chrome Imperial and Arsenicsl Greens In oil
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Varnishes Of all kind,.
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A. NJ. QANQEW RR

Anorn.y and Ageu Washington City, D. C.,
n Paw and Arressges Of Pay and the settlement OF Ae
before the several departments OF the Government
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PATENT 40 ENCY.

THE subscriber continues the business Of solicitor wi
Patents Graceful for the liberal patronage De nss en-
oyed and for the gratifying testimonials of
he has received from who have employed hin,
solves by prcmpnsss spi ssiduty 10 merit oootif ea
Of their avors Having been many years engaged
ing and operating all kinds Of mashnsry and having
ed OF the important improvements nov eensry
adopted his intimate ksowle OF mechanical operation
enaoes him to understand and to specify inventions mn
nore readily and acc aratey than lawyers vho have i
merry done the business. ...,
Models forwarded the sui scriber will be duly nkoo
to- drawings and specifications prepared and pAenu p
cured Models must he marked With the uvenfefs nAms
Those writing from distance must give the town county,
and STATE All Transportation OF models and letter p1
shoad be prepaid Those who desre to have their in,eo
tions examined can by sending description and rouss
drawing with fee Of I'VE dollars have an examination anu
opinion - W the patsntsbihty Of the plan. 800
AZA ARNOLD, Patent Agent
Washington, ID. g., 9Th month svA, 1889.
Rsfspesces His Exeellsnoy Aksn Governor OF hhoI'
ISLAND; Edward Lswton, Collector Of Customs, ns~Ho.
Rhode leland; Hon. Thomas J. Rusk \. Sspsis no"
Charles T. James, u. ~ Senate sept I-ois
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BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DISEASES.
by DR.. W. W. HALL New York. FOR sale at rsyOrs
IL Bookstore.
practical restse on pulmonary complaints, presenting
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Philadelphia PreSbyteri0n
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in the editorial and other departments will receive
and ADLER assistance than heretofore Believing that there
many and great evils existing in country, which
be reaohed only by national and State legisain ard
that there is bat party-the Free Democracy-whca
propose. sny such Legislation, the Saturday Vi,er will
wall labor to secure its speedy triumph adopting, as the
basis OF its tca creed the great and mmutahe prin
cples embodied In the Ps form Of the Pittsburgh Conv
ron But chile this shall be the promnen feature Of the
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Is most valuable and interesting the general reader
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"BE DAYS or DRINKlNG WINE TORGOT."l
VITiLLSON'S Temproses Mouse and Bsfanie Mediei.<
w Store. by Or ]. Z. WILSON. Commoii,us sta
hing and tAms hay Vast sud Of Main street Jackson
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rrORNEYs and Csunssilors u Law aud Solicitors In
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VOL VII.
MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

a New BOOK Jor ne Friends Of Temperance.
THE SENATOR'S SON; or, aTss srsip-
Refuge" BY Meta Victoria Fuller author Of Frs,s
Leaves, sc. 'een
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gent uecessi Of adopting the Maine Liquor Law ,o az,
the progress Of lntemperarce To present the sufi,
It's strongest. light the author has adopted the plan
Ing under hctious names the fatal progress and sa.c
this evil and from her reputation as ohAste and n
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FoR SALE

1T lie sitused Deer Greek Lexington township Stark
county, Ohio mile and half from the LIMA Sta
tion the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rsirosd saraiug
excellent facilities market There the pr, mses
Containing fifty of and) good grist nil with
three OF stones saw MILL dwelling houses barn,
&c abundant supply Of excellent fruit trees bearing
order The above property is pleasantly situated and s
fords eligible chance for profitable investment TO an
and midas rious n1iv dua TIE price % 300
principal part Of which If des ed may remain on-sbe
prems properly secured For further particulars apply
post psid) to ASA MORSS
Jan 6-2t Linaville Stark Co, Ohio.
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EDWARD w. STANDS,

EDWARD w. STANDS,
A TTORNEY and Counsello Ut law, Post Once Build
IA ings, st. Louis, Missouri.
C0DsNrissioner Of Deeds, Dspositions, DC, for
Maine South Carclips Kentucky
Vermont Alabama Ohio
Rhode Island tlorids Michigan
Connecticut Mississippi indiana
New Jersey Texas Wisconsin
Virginia Tennesses Iowa
Minnesota Ter.
At'o Netary Public for Missouri.
MIR ST. having resided twelve at st Louis city has
extensive acquaintance with business In said city
and throughout the state Of Missoari.
OF Prompt attention paid to collections prosecution Of
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Meridian, Cayuga Co, N Y, Dec. %, 1852 -
Our cause is onward. We have about one
fourth of the voters of this town, and we shall
succeed. A hint of one of your correspond
ents to let John P Hale come out as n Peoples
candidate, without the corruption incident to
National Convention, is in time. Let US ad-
vocate a direct vote for President, and Peo-
pies candidate, in addition to our platform
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
MENT

THE above Establishment continues In succ.ssful opers
Il ton during the winter we'll summsrcurss In the
great srty OF cases progressing rapidly In the cool
than In the warm season.
The constantly increasing patronage which generous
public has bestowed upon the institution inaucss the sub
scriber 90 believe that the facilities attention. and expert
sncs which the invalid receives here aAori opportunities
unsurpassed by any other establishment for the spesdv
restoration OF health
The great success which has xttepds the Institution In
the treatment OF diseases peculiar 20 females particularly
those which pAc them Walking to- ally par
tally without great SURFING, induces the subscriber to
say 10 all those Who afflicted that the vapdy and per-
waHsnoy Of the second 20 noue.
r. SEELNk, NJ. ID Proprietor.
Cleveland Water Cure Jan l. 1853 Jan 6-lW
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