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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23
YSEeGicfnrY.

Reader, there is no position in an editor life in
which he feels greater degree of embarrassment
than in taking leave of those with whom he has
been long and intimately connected. Itseems Ike
severing ties dear as life Itself Withdrawing from
associations that have become, as it were part of
our being. But, in the course of events, such
things must be, and is consulliion to know that
we surrender our post TO one competent to fill il
to the satisfaction OF our friends.
For more than twenty years we have been
Connected with the Chronicle Office, and for nearly
twelve years last past, sole proprietor. During all
that time we have labored for what we deemed the
right, reg lrdIess of the frowDs which have met us
either hand. During all that time we have
never failed to issue the Chronicle to its readers
weekly. So long term ofintense application has
had the affect TO diminish our energies, and in
spre the desire for period of rest. Indeed ii
seemed to us 10 be necessary that it should be so
la fulfliment of that wish, we have soli The
Chronicle estublishmentto Mr.. EDWARD D. How
ARD, who will continue tie paper, and whose tai
cuts. zeal and fidelity to the causs Of Freedom,
we deem sure guarantees that the patrons will be
better served than heretufore. We have arranged
that all contracts entered into by US with su5scri-
bers. Will be carried out by our successor.
Bellevsiag the cause of Free Democracy to be
the cause Of truth and the right. and that it can
only be carried forward to successful results by
earnest support ofthe local press, we trust we
shall be,ju 'geI as dsinserested while we state a
few truths. A few individuals. comparatively
have borne The burthen &C frs.aiIiretls ,unty
press, and the local orgnizatijn the misses have
seemed to be cJntented with rendering their good
,C'shes, while their patronage went aboard. In
deed, we have often supported candidates for office
WHO did not take their party paper of the county
a thing will never Knowingly do in private ,ifs
If man is too niggardly 10 support his county
press, especially when the chief benefit accrue:
10 himself, lie is moi worthy obe attached to any
respectable party. s s'
During the long series of yenrs tha: we have la
bored here. we have frequently been engaged II
fierce ccntests. iii b,od has sometimes beer
excited, rancorous feelings engsndered; but they
the offspring of nomeniafy excitement, have
p ssed away, and we feel disposed TO forget ant
| forgive tie past.
And ncw, friendr, hoping and believing tn,
change will be your gain, an that you may enjoy
much happiness and prosperity in the future. we
| bid you farewell A. w. PARKER.
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Correspondence of the Ohio Star.
MoppIsroIyN N Fah I1tb 1879


Ma. HALL-DEAR Sir Leaving the pleasant
vilage of Ravenna on the 7th inst, and passing
over portions of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Roads, to Pittsburgh
the Pennsy lVana Rail Road to aarrisburgh-
the York and Cumberland, the Columbia and
Philadelphia Rail Roads to the latter lace-the
Trenton and Phadelpha-,he CamdeD and Am
boy branch, and New Jersey Rail Roads to New
ark in this State, and the Morris and Essex Rail
Road, which terminates at Dover, l reached this
pace on the 9th inst, distant from Ravenua up-
wards of five hundred miles, travelling nearly the
whole of the way by daylight. Surely, this is ga
great country" and great are the means of getting
over it. Old Portage, when left was "region
of snow u under laid with mud, the trees were
robed in ice, and the skies n frowns, but the
speed of the Iron Horse, which, like d" Old Vr-
ginia never tires" though it pranced, foundered,
and cleared the track soon bore me from
them all, to the Alleghanies' submits, where the
sky was cloudless, the earth snowless, and the
trees iceless, though all things here wrapped
in the chilly folds of winter yet, the transition was
too speedy, the contrast "in all nature" TOO strik
ing, not to awaken in the most Indifferent observer,
perhaps. that the traveller crosses these mountains
at time where they present to the beholder a
view moro favorable TO impress him with their i'm
posing grandeur. Though their grandeur is not
so ,riid-lher scenery so variable and imposing
nor their SUBMITS high, so craggy, grey, as
the Granite Mountains of the " Granite State,'
STILL they are truly mountains. and to Uie'o them is
worth the time and expense of journey. The
trip orer them, however, is somewhat tedious and
wearisome, for this, among other rensons, that all
the Rail Road passengers Maine Ldw men and
all, necessarily get "on a train" and, what then
is worse than all, they are roped' quite the
whole of the way from Jefferson to Hnllidays-
burgh. up aud down steep declivies, distance of
some fifteen miles. TO auoid this, in measure,
mt "Plane M. a. fellow traveller and myself
alighed from tue cars and walked or rather, run
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sour friend Smith, the Jeweler, two doors
north of The Journal office who by the way is
oneof your ultra, indomi'abls. good-natured free
soilers-remurkedt to US yesterday morning. that
The free solers who were induced 10 be hiiched
on 10 iheiaiI of the whig party, reminded him of
the lrishmani that Tied his ram to the hind end
OF the last car Of the train, the conductor having
refused him an inside passage, and at the end
OF his journey, to his utter surprise. found moth
ing was left Of the animal but the horns.''-
Bedford Mass Journal. p, ,....
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DIR. }. {. WARREN, OF Boston, says that lc-
bacco. used in The way Of maslica,ion, is slow
poison, which, if it were administered Ly an iher
person, would deserve and receive retribution
from the laws of the land" After stating the
injurious effect Of smoking, as well as chewing.
this powerful vegetable poison,' he adds:
"These statements are not exaggerated, but the
result Of many years. experience and observa-
iion; so that when young man applies to me
for cnreof pain in The chest and symptoms Of
dyspepsia, feel il my first duly TO inquire whelh.
eF he smokes or cbeWs tobacco,'
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Coy,rt of Com,apon IN pleas.

The Court of Common Pleas closed laborious
session of two weeks, last Saturday. Judge Day
presided, assisted by Judge Belden in cases where
he had been retained as counsel. Judge Day is
winning much consideration from the Bar and suit
ors, not only for his aineny and patience upon the
Bench but also for the character of his decisions
An unusually large emourt of business was des-
patched-including some very important and high
y interesting Jury trials.
We give below, some of the mora important Ca
ses with their results, as follows:
Portage Co. Branch of the State of)
Ohio, vs., Assumpsit-
Leverett A. Seymour, ct ais.
Verdict for defendant Gustavus Lime and
against the other defendants served and in favor OF
Plaintiff for S2,l54 49,. Plaintiff gare notice of
appeal
Rauney & Taylor for Plaintiff. Bierce, Straw
der & Brown f r Defendant.
Magill Jewell by Hopewell Jewell Case. Tore
his Guardian, cover DANA
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh ges for injur-
Rail Road Company. las sus' aimed.
Verdict for Plaintiff. Damages S. $50. De-
fendant gave notice of appeal
II. H. Willard, Tilden & Paine for Plaintiff
Ranney & Tay lor for Defendant.
The State of Ohio,
John Myers ct ais.
Verdict-John Myers, Guilty. Sentenced 8
years in Penitentary. Stephen Martin, James
Martin, Thomas Morris-Not Guilty.
S. Strawder for Stats. Ranuey & Taylor for
Defendant.
Susan P. Clnckner, Petition for Divorce.
vs.,
Joseph S. Clackner. Divorce Granted.
Eliza A. Muser, Petition for Divorce.
| ys,
John Muser, Divorce Granted.
Rachel NJ. Coy, ! Petition for Divorce.
Joel Coy. Divorce Granted.
Alice S. Hopkins, Petition for Divorce.
vs.
B.erce Hopkins. Divorce Granted.
EIiz sbeth Rees, \ Petition for Divorce.
VS.,
1 Richard Rees. Divorce Granted.
| There were II Divor cases on the Docket
in every one of which the wife was the Plaintiff
In the foregoing DEGREES were granted. Oae was
vountariy wthdrawn-one eismi sed, and the re-
/ mainder continued.
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Gen. Pierce i'm New York.

= - = ~ NEW I ORK, 7 % II.
Gen. PIERCE arrived here last night at mid
night. He is stopping at the Astor House where
he desires to remain undisturbed, owing to the
delicate state Of his health. 49,
Mrs. Pierce is in such feeble health that she
did not accompany her husband. The General
leaves this evening for Philadelphia.
Gen. PIERCE left this afternoon direct for
Washington.
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william j.. Chaplin and his BAN.


It will be well remembered that Gen. Chaplin
of n. Y, was arrested in the city of Washington
for running off slaves, and put under bonds OF
Sc. 900 for his appearanceasHe was thrown into
Jail and was finally bailed out by William Blancil-
ard, s. Parker, and D A. Lille. Gen, Chaplin
as is well known forfeited his recognisance, and his
bHil are holden fo, the So 600. Judgment has
been obtained for that amount, and an
exec ltion has been levied on their property. The
Bail of Gen. Chaplin have issued circular, urging
upon Ant-Slavery friends in the free States to
help bear this heavy burden. Gerritt Smith has
responded TO their call by contributing $4,000
and, with full knowledge Of ailthe facts, IN letter
published by him, says the Anti-SIavery party Of
the free States will be disgraced, if they suffer the
Bail IN this case to suffer loss.
We have been requested to bring this matter
before the people of this County, and solicit their
contributions. If anything is done, it must be
done speedily. Some friend in each township
should once in the matter solicit contribu-
tons, and forward whatever amounts may be do
mattel to Doct. G. Baay, editor of the NatioDal
Era.
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The CoLUMBIAN.--Thes second number of the
new Free Democratic paper at Columbus, is Mt
hand, full of pith and marrow. We like its port
and bearing exceedingly. So we'll pleased are we
with its leading editorials, that wewish not only to
insert but to adopt them. We have marked sever
al for insertion.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb: 1a.

Gen. Pierce is still at the Merchants Hotel
1t is believed he will leave for Baltimore on the
two O'Clock train to-day. Gen. Pierce was Wis
tied by aboat l 900 persons.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

A bull has been issued lately at Rome against
books containing "depraved and damnab!e dec
trinss.' Among them is the Bible. That bull
should be taken by the horns!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

PoRK.-The Ohio Statesman says. the opinion
OF knowing ones is that packers of pork must lose
money on this years operations.
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A. W. PARKER, Esq, of the F. R. Caronicle.
a veteran of the press, has Withdrawn from that
paper. Able. energetic, judieious he has done
good service in the cause of the people. We re-
grst to lose him from the corps editorial but wish
him all the satisfaction he desires in the retirement
lie SO much covets.
His yaledlctory is go neat, appropriate and char
ac:eriste withal. that we publish it entire. What
he says, from his long experience about the f" To-
cal press,' we commend to The candid, cousidere-
tion of sensible, patriotic men. T @
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

Abraham Miller who was with Wolfe a. the
taking Of Quebec, is still living in Canada at the
age Oils years.
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ONO CULrIvAToR.--Ths excellent semi
monthly improves as grows older. It beyond
dispute, the best agricultural journal west of the
mountains, and unexceed by any 10 the country.
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NEW BOOKS s.

NORTH WOOD; or Lifa North and sonti,, show
ing tie cf both by Mrs Sarah Jost ha Hale,
Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, a prrof that
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thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of Fusi-
tive.
JUDGE HURLBURToN's YANKEE sTo-
RIES with illustrations, cc1nic and provoking
work.
WEBsTER,s DICTIONARY urabriged, and
all the abrigments of this great work. e
Just received and for sale cheap at
HALLS BOOK ST ORE
D,ro,,, Eor O 1870
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!, simp's poultice of cranberries, pounded fine,
and applied 10 a raw. state is set down as an
iafsiIbIe remedy for E,ysipelss.
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~ Inc HShtabula Sentinel has ceased 10 reach
tins offlce. Is that the way our Free Soil
friend proposes TO reward us for our "yauable sug
geslionsl. :
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NOTES, Explanatory and practical on the
Book OF REvELArroN by Albert Barnes-a new
volume JUS published.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, or Life among the
Lowly, Io00 900 Copies, making 200 900 already pub
shed and sold. full assortment ot.is astonishing
work, constantly OH hand
THE LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD
by Edward d. Mansfield, new edition, embracing
his campaign in Mexico, with an excellent likeness.
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY-giving the
origin and progress of the Bonaparte Family, the
hest history Of the times Of Napoleon yet pub
lished.
TIE GOLDEN CHAIN, or Links of
Friendship, for Odd Fellows the world over. Edited
by Miss C. B. Porter.
"Three links nmid the Golden feters,
That heart to heart entwine."
HEARTS and HOMES, by Mrs. Ellis; Fam
lily Monitor, by Mrs. Els Tile Heir of Vast Way
land, Tale by Mary Hewitt.
THE SCARLET LETTER; Romance by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
JAYS MORNING and Evening Exercises;
Berrian's Family Prayers.
BIBLES, large and small, good assortmen
METHODIST HYMN BOOKS, large and
small.
FREMONT'S EXPLORING Expedition.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN and the Arctic Re
gions.
MORAL, RELIGIOUS. Scientific, Poetica
Biographical Historical and Miscellaneous Works
great variety.
FoWLER's WORKS, bound, aud in cheap
pamphlet editions
10; Tale of the Olden Fame, by X. Barton.
GOLD PENS-A good article.
CLOVERNOOK, by Alice Carey.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP; Story of Do
mestic Life, by Grace Aguilar; The Vale of Cedars,
or The Martyr, by Grace Aguilar.
WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS; J
Fenimore Cooper's Works; Walter Coon's Works
+ ECLECTIC DlSPENSATORY ofthe Unit
ed States. For sale Mt
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Aug. IL, 1852.
NEW MASONIC TRESTLE--Board: The
Free Masons Monitor; Odd Fellows Amulet;
National Temperance Offering Sons of Temperance
Offering; The Chrysta Fount.
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CHOlCE GROCERIES,

HAVANA Brown Sugar;
Ill dc white do
New Orleans do
Crushed do do
Powdered do do
StSar,s New York Syrup, 6fly cents;
New Orleans Molasses, "a cents:
Porto Rico do ga cents;
New box Raisins. zante Currants, Java coffee
Black Tea at srrsovS's.
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There were II Divor cases on the Docket
in every one of which the wife was the Plaintiff
In the foregoing DEGREES were granted. oae was
Voluntarily withdrawn-one eismi sed, and the re-
mainder continued.
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UNCLE row CAS- IN,

Dy Nrs HdTFfet Btechei' Stetcc.
The sale OF this work stands without para'-
lei in the annais Of book publisEing. The sale
in Il is country has in The shntl space OF 7
months. reached almo., $50, coo copies, tr
00,0O0 volumes. The sale OF ii in England,
equals, il not surpnsses, the sale in II i. country
and il is bt ing translated into all the anguases
OF The Cnn'iuenis, so that soon the hele of she
civilized and enlightened portion Of the world,
will have seen and rend Uncle Tcnr's Cabin.
The work /, published in.lhsee styles Of bind
ing-paper, Sl,o0; clof, $ so, and e!o,h gi!s
80, ,0n
In addi Jon to these we have in press. an
ELEGANTLY ILLUS USrRATED EDITION,
Octave size, on new stereotype plates, VI n
about lG0 beautiful illustrations, making aa eis
gait gift book lor the coming holidays.
We have nlso in press an edition Of Uocla
Tom, printed in the German Language The
price of this will be about SO cents in paper
covers.
We have large assortment Of fBnily quar-
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bibles from 81! CENTS to 500. with all kinds Of
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and the general reader, for sale atihe lowest
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Public and Private Libraries furnished at the
lowest prices at.
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ll95 l3s Superior street, Cleveland. O,
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WTROUGHT NAlLS.-6d Sd l0d and l2d,.
Wv just received and for sale very louat
I RICHARDSON'S.
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AZ ERINOEs-French Tllibs Merinoes al cc1crs.
IFE German
Panamctta Cloths
Alpacha Brccade, All Wool DeIaInes.
Common de Laines,fron TO shings,
just reed at II L & DAY
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ia hARLEY'S celebrated Heave Remedy, Il
Ely fresh supply just reed at SwIFr's
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BROAD AXES.

OF A. Jolners manufacture, received this day,
" Also adzes, bench and chonping axes warranted 10
give enfe satisfaction Which will be sold cheaper than
can be borght at the mandatory.
Z T RrcnARpsoN.
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~ O'CLOCK, L. III.
The Honse resolved itsclfi into a committee of
the Whole on the School Bill, and continued the
whole afternoon session.
An amendment to strike out the section pro-
viding for the appointment Of a State Superiuten-
dent of Common Schools, wes lost by vote of
% to SO. An amendment reducing his salary
from 81, 700 to 81 500 was agreed to. The COM
nittee rose and obtained leave to sit again.
The House then adjourned.
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RIsl;,e Liquor law.
Now IN PEEss,

Eayenna, Nov. 9, 1852.
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The amount of loss, or of frsurance Of the re
spective sufferers, we have not learned.
At the best their losses must be very severe
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3. F. DODGEn.
Teacher of Math ematc7 and Vocal Music.
Miss SARAH A. DODGE
Preceptress.
Rayennn. Jan. a5th, 1855. 1904
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,

Law school Cumberland University, Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carule late Of the circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Green, of the the supreme
OF Tennessee
Bromheid H. Ridley OF the cancelo Of The State.
Judges Green dev IL their whole time exclusively
TO the school,
rucionl Daily examinations each class the
of lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons he progress of the examinations
moot equity, which
prosecute all
practice framed require prepare
deeds Wills records documents b. evi
Some of the taken by appeal 10
which held monthly in the class, aud in
public session The students act as clerks she
Judges and chanceors, and IN other official
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the Third Monday
ember third Thursday February The second
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Thursday IN July.
Eupenses per fee $780, in advances contingent
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advanced No previous study required for ad
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students the last collegiate year eighy-slA
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Feb lI-eoiy President Board OF Trustees.
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,As FIxruREsA handsome OF gas fixtures
from the manufacoy Of Cornelius, Baker Co. Of PhiIade
a, consisting Of one and two light pendants three four five, and
sir light chandeers, and two light brackets, torches KEYS
shades portable burners &C. for prices
Gas tobeins introduced public halls private houses &c. by
experienced
general Of on hand and
for snle low prices
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rsme,e,,s ~, Syo"a.-bARNEs MITCHELL without
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ne po'ns mar ney are now opening large non ~
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extraordinary bargains IN goods rurohsso,s
respectfully invited to give them early call s''"y are
Between and 9th streets, Pennsylvania sycon.
An lO-Jsw2vif -" ~''""''
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PRICE REDUcED--ADMTssIoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN the MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting the first
been exhibited In this Philadelphia
der give all opportunity, the Of during
week win be 23 cents 10 all Of Children
under 9l cents Doors open every evening panorama
NOV at ~.
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SNuuEb W. TUCKER. Merchant Tailor. Pennsyl-
avenue near i3 would respectfully offer to the In
o me citizens Of Washington and transient
o., s-sormsn Of cloths cssseres and vesnFs Of the
r'y'es and finish, which
agreeable terms. Ills Ia perfect.
r pantnoons hand, wanted
Ar aasrS- '"p required, and the highest prices paid.
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KVVFNSI HVVtkSF HVVFs F-'HNt * HNb1sNNT NE,
~ Bookseets m have just received their purchases
rsde saie which the best collection of religious
and Juvenile books they have had the pleasure Of
the public.
Family Bibles In every style of binding
Sco HonVs, Bensons, Claris, Pools and Comprehensive
Comu,e ntares.
Bibles and Prayer Booka large and fine
Neander's History Of The Christian Religion and Church
Gssonin's Hebrew and English Lexicon,
The Works OF Jowephus.
The Eclipse Of Firth.
ynss Wok.racrnl Theology, Gospel Studies, Montague,
the Endless Study, &C
sprines worts-The clsy Of Christ the Mercy Seat
Of the Cross First TbnEs Christian Titles NC.
Mevl's Sermons.
Dr. che.ver'. works-n Dincuy, wandering Pilgrim,
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress &c, &c.
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