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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. r. Co.
Franklin, June 11th, 1853. :
At meeting cs the Directors of the Franklin and War
rem B. r. Co. this day held, the following assessments
upon the capital stock made Ten per cent pay
able July 1853, and assessment of per
the end OF each succeeding sixty days. until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W.TYLER, Secretary
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u The contract for building 800 rods Of plank
walk, advertised by the Couucil Of Raveuna, has
been given to Johu Abel. The work is to be fin
ished ia September.
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Anti Slavery Men of Ghio,


SPEECHES OF HON. J. R. GIDDlNGS.
On the Slavery Question, during fifteen years
in The United States House of Represei .t4tives.
in one thick II mo. vol, 5ll pp,, with por-
trait. ---<t .e,.- .-.5 ~. ~ /
Price only $l,OO.
This volume contains his most ceebruied
speeches, among which are those on
THE FLORIDA WAR;
THE AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE;
THE AMlSTAD NEGROES;
TIE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS;
MEXICAN WAR;
WlLMOF PROVISO: s
THE RELATION OF THE FEDER-
AL GOVERNMENT TO sLAVERY;
AGITATION OF THE SLAVE CUES
TION;
THE COMPROMISE MEASURES;
TIE BALTIMORE PLATFORMS
This volume contains more reading matter
Than is usually found in b1ois of twice is COST
but we have determined 10 put The price SO
low that every one can afford to purchase.
We publish many other valuable works, n
mong which are The following:
ON SLAVERY.
UNCLE ToM's CABIN. OR LIFE AMONG THE
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:" 90 for the Million in one volume,
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/ WRlTINes OF JuDGE Jar, on SLAvERv.-
Complete in one thick volume, l2no, with
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In this volums may be found some Of the very
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WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BAReaRY STATES
BY Hon. Charles Sumner, y. S S In one
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on very fine paper and beautifully printed so
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1 by the Rochester Ladies' AnizSlavery Socelv
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A liberal discount mnde on these books 10
those who buy TO sell again. or for distrisu icn.
Published by
JEwETT PkocToR, 8; &;WoRTHINcToN.
Clevelund, Ohio
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u The Maine Law has trinmphed in Detroit
by 300 majority. The State of Michigan will
give about 10000 majority in favor of the law
There's good time coming boys, ,cork hnle
harder -,.
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w Mr.. r, j. TURNER assisted by WALLACE
LIE CLEAR gave concert at the Court House
last Thursday evening. Thei, Performance was
we'll received by Respectable andience.
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In addition 10 our own publications we have
on hand a, large and complete assortment of all
kinds of Standard, Historical. Miscellaneous,
Religious. and school Books, Blank Books, and
Stationery of every description, which we offer
nt wholesale or retail at The luwest piices.-
Booksellers, merchants, pedlars, aud the public
generally will do well TO examine our stock. as
we can make il an object to purchase OF U.S.
JEwETT, PRocTog, g. WoRTHiNcToN. :
1922 4w
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E Look OUT. Counterfeit ives on the Com
merrial Bank Burlington are in circulation, said
to be well executed. The word five is printed or
the bills in red letters which is in the gen.
uine.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

~ horse ran away in Philadelphia, killing a
woman and seriously injuring man, few day
since. The horse was frightened by a fire crack.
er thrown BY n r,ischieyptIs ,,rehin
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3 g Chas F. Adams, is the President of the
new Bank just established at Quincy Mass. Mr..
Adams was the free soil candidate for vice presi-
dent in '4S.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

D The Cleveland papers say that two men
received coup de sOleiI on Tuesday last week
in that city. One of the men died instantly.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

~ c. B. Flood proposes to issue campaign
paper, to be the special organ Of the old line de-
mocracy. at Columbus
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

Sheriff WooDAnp, and posse, left for CO.
lumbus in the 5 o'clock train. last evening, with
four convictu for the Penitentiary, who were son.
fenced at the.reeeut termof Court. 80
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Fatal ApMIssIoN.-The Editui Of the Knick-
erbocker says: "EYen an EDrroR doesn't know
everything"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

II We have city ordinance prohibiting swine
from running in the streets, but Organ Grinders
and Rats are still at largei
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AT PREMiuM.-On the 22nd The stock of the
G. u P. R. R., sold in the City of New Y York at
Sl,04. The stock of this railroad is as good as
good as that of the best, and when the Wheeling
.r5-Su say the knowing ones.
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II The Akron Standard says it was so hot Inst
week Tuesdny, that their inkibg roller composed
of glue and rioassesJ when placed upoa the form
ran all over it.
Rather soft roll we guess.
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I,YWaN es0mIpEArT1 1sr

Ja'dce Dyspepsia Creac or Nervous DEBILITY diseasy
Of he Kidneys. and all diseases arising from disorder
ed Lfrer stomach Suc CoaStlpqf1on E,cDrd Plies
Fufheis cfbioOd to As Head Acidty of TIE Stomach
Nausea, Heart-brn, Disgust for Food Fui'seess or
1Ysisht IN the Stomach sonr ErmctatioHs, sinhng
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing. E2atteraag al
the Heart, Choking Sncatag sensations teke,. IN
tyg posture, Din'aess IF VStoas Dots Webs before
the sight, Feoer aad G PAIN Tie Head Deficiency of
Precipitation YeoDaess eff the skin and Eses Pan N
The side Back Chest Limbs &c sudde zuslies ofhea,
B'trm'ng ~ the flesh Constant Imagining of evi end
great depression Of spirits, can be cured by
eeP. Ea9aGamd's
CELEBR.fTED GER.N.4.F BTTTERS
PREPARED BY
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N EW ARRIVAL,

NWRS. E. r. RIG HARRISON, has just received an.
lSA other stock Of summer boOne,ts childrens fats,
new style Of Grape honnets ready made visetos fans
long mts black lace veils ,ars underSleeves, and
many other goods too numerous TO mention to which
she invites the attention of the ladies. She has usi
received direct from New York. the latest fashions for
Summer Dresses, and win be happy wait upon all
who may favor her with call, at her residences on
main street, f,''-, ''
!, Ravcnna, Juno Tth, 1853
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sccond Trf,, inIs53.
Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries. &C., 81

A Y. HOf'R, with much pleasure would say lis
n friends and the citizens of This region of country
that owing TO his large sales during the month of May,
he found it necessary to visit New York. purchase
second stock of goods this in order keep up
now receiving a large assortment of Summer Goods,
which have been selected from the latest manufactures
and mportations among which think goods can be
have been bought exclusively with cash. and consider
ing the large amount selling, do say iiat we
keep the best assortment and sell goods cheaper than
at any other establishment. Please call and examine.
A.V. HORR.
Shalersville June 18th, 1853.
AADULD respectfully announce 20 his
w friends and customers that he is RECEIVING
The largest assortment of goods be found any
tabishment on the Western Reserve. He illadhere
strictly 10 his old MorTo-Large Sales Small Profits
and One Irite to AH being The most conducive 10
the interests of his customers we'll as himself.
Please call and examine, the goods and prices.
A. V. HORR.
Shalersville May .. 1852.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Frank
lin and Warren Rail Road Company win be held at the
house of Nehemiah Edson in Franklin, Portage County
Ohio, Tuesday July u, 1858.
1224-4w JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
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PUMPS.

HNTIAIN pumps with all the 6xings. Also cust iron
" pumps with revolving tops md load pipe attached
&C., for sale at S-i- -s: .-s.S -RAwsuFs
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nailneaa F1eeslne--The La.t cai,.

RanEoad Bfeesing--The Last Caia.
An adjourned Rairoad Meeting VIII be held at the
CONT Ho6se this evening at II O'clock hear the report
Of the COMMITTEE on Subscriptions" 1t presumed
that every citizen who feels an interest in this great
Jet and the welfare Of this village and county win make
an obectt attend Addresses may be expected on the
occasion. The books win be open during the evening" 50
that all snpius capital seeking investment can be sud-
scFibed to make up whatever deficiency there may be m
the required amount
Turn cut. for Rayepna viii remember s erefor veal
or for woe.
By order Of the Committee
Jupe Id 1853
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suIclde--ssTrufla Stranger tf.an


Suicfde-.ssTrufla Stranger tisan
Ficfiom.O
Sometime last fall James and Ellen Supple
were married. For a time {. all went merry
marriage bell. :" However, before the honeymoon
began TO waue. the husband became jealous of his
bride. She visited Cleveland and places that dis
satisfied him. Two or three months ago he fled
his petition for divorce, and for cause alleged adu
terry. The case came for hearing at the recent
term of our Court. The Plaintiff produced sew
erai Witnesses from Cleveland, and they siyore the
case through. The principal one was evidently a.
- but (.' the least said the soonest msnded. j
decree dissolving the marriage contract was pro-
cured.
Subsequently, on the oath of Mrs. Supple the
decree set aside, and the case continued
On motion to sat aside the decree it was shown
that the parties had lived and CO habited together
and wife up the term of this Court. The
setting aside of the decree operatedo the mind
of Supple, to drive him to self. destruction. Fri
day last be went to Cleveland and purchased a
quantity of laudanum. On his return Friday af-
ternoon, he tod his wife that unless she complied
with certain requistion which he made, she would
be widow before morning. She refused, deem
ing lightly, probably, of his threat. About five
O'Clock P. NJ. he took the audannm, and died at
one o'clock, Saturday morning. Supple was an
Engneman on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-
road, and resided with his wife at EarlsvHe.
ton the Road six miles from Ravenna. 1t
at his residence in Earlsvle. where he committed
the rash act. His body conveyed on Sunday
last, TO Warren Trumbull Co. where his friends
reside for intsrment
B Never did FANNY FERN write ANYTHING
truer, more womaulike, or Chrstianke, than the
few lines we quote. If she never had written an
other line these would have entitled her to pla ce
in the heart ofevery one, who loves goodness and
virtue, and would do as he would be done by.
WOMAN.
If q woman once errs,
Kick her down, kick her down;
Ifmsfortune is hers,
Kick her down;
Though her tears fall like rain,
And she neer smiles again,
Kick her down.
1fa man breaks her heart,
Kick her down. kick her down;
Redouble the smart,
Kick her down;
And if low her condition,
90. On to perdilion.
Kick her down.
Ay pass her by on the other side speak no
word of encouragemt to her; measure not her fall
byhertemperamsnt,ort temptations, ,butby the frigd-
ity ofyour own unsolicited, ,phairasacal heart Leave
no door of escape open; close your homes aud your
hearts crush every human feeling in her soul;
teach hsr that the Bible and religion are fable
check the repentapt prayer on her Magdaeu lips;
thrust her back on the cruel tender mercies of
those who rejoice at her fall send her forth with
her branded beauty, like blight and m fiew.
" Stand aside for thou art hoIier j. hoer than the
sinless, whose feet ba,hed in her tears, sand
wiped with the hairs of her head.' Castthe first
stone at her, Oh. thou whted sepuchrel though
those holy lips could say Neither do condemn
thee.-go and sin no more"
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EDUTTER! BUTTERt-At the Shalers-
Il vile cheap store, you get fourteen per
pound for good butter in goods lower figures than
any of our neIehbors selling at.
q Bring your butter.
Nay is. A. v. H0RR. =
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LAST BUT NOT LEHS7H
Great Arrival Of New Goods!
OFT THE SQUARE
MAY, 4 g 3 g.

FE7llE undersigned is happy to inform his
e friends and customers and the public, that he is
now receiving one Of the hest well The largest
stocks of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ready made
cnthing furnishing goods. carpetlngs, hsls, umbrellas
and carpet bags gloves. hosiery &c, &c offered
in this market all of which bought within the last
weeks siuce the Reduction of P, and will he
sold accordingly He regrets that he has better
to display his goods. but trusts his will
bear mimi that year ago he had the satisfaction
of having of the hest store in Northern Ohio
which lew short hours, laid by Ere bur
Providence permitting, he hopes soon to show them
another equally good. which will only he
naB,en 10 place. but convenience to them well
as himself. ;-..-.
II. L. DAY.
Ravenna. May 10th. 1853.
S lLk ViSSE FES.-A large assortment oil
~ black and fancy coIored silk vissetes and mantil-
las, just opened ut
MAY o.. "-- RI: J.. DAYS
HTNDER SLEEVES S0 CHEMIZETrES.
u Flowing under ersleeves. patterns, clemizets,
muslin collars, and bands, 6ne assortment,
May %. H. l.. DAYS. %
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GS- shoald be antrersaily knocnfor it is strictly
true-tat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysente diarra cholera NOR
liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH
Grated by indigestion alone Think of that dyspeptics
think of it all who suffer from diso:dered stoachs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perence, resort at (den delay day. to Hooand
German Bitters prepared by DR. c. II. Jackson which,
Alternative curative and invgoran stands alone and
approached General depot 100 Arch street. We have
tried these Bters and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-Philadelphaa City Item. s.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

pounds OF Prime Goldfish. for
IL dollar, at
May If. HoRR's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

u Dr., TUBES viii be at the Pretftiss House,
Friday afternoon and Saturday, July 18th and 10Th.
See advertisement.
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SETTTE UPy

SETTLE UPI
YEYHE Subscribers believing it for the, inter
est of our customers as we'll as own to settle
once and desiring to make it invarable rule
Quest all having book accounts to call and settle the
same either by note or payment
Ian I1th. 1853 C. I C. pRENTISS
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EBY EXPRESS Just received six more of those
ES superior black silk shawls, the best in market at
June 7fh, 1853. Ii. l.. DAYS.
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H Never did Fanny FERN write anything
truer, more womaulike, or Christianke, than the
few lines we quote If she never had written
other line, these would have entitled her to place
in the heart of every one, who loves goodness and
virtue and would do as he would be done by.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

4 AADOZEN more of those large sized
d W white cotton hose the best article for
shilling per pair offered in this market and they
are going fast at II. L.DAY's. 8
June z, 1858.
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SPEECHES. OF HON. J. R. G1DDlNGS
ON The Slavery Question, during fifteen years.
in The United States House of Represeit,tiv
in one thick II mo. roi 51l pp., with por-
trait. --l. z. ~ 2.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

SILK MITTS.-Another invoice of black silk niitts
~ just received, II. l.. DA VS.
June 7fh 1853.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22
], /. CUaIiS'
Z 0up0UyD STRUP or S.fS&4ER4S or LIFE PRESENTER

FOR tie ours rn1og Of blood difficulty OF breath
uton,b
and Chest This Valuable Life Peserver being
prepared tHreFeoced whose business IT'S
lie alter thorough Chemical
rafuceaa pr the' surpassed by none IN the vocabulary Of
Coughs cold consump
d enltg, hey their master when j. Ia
faithfully drecuon-
Ills Lille feseFVer
and foul from the air passages ease IN
the
-Nng he OF respiration
for long with cough cold or
may themselves fey Ga down the without giving
boie
Ga that h pongedb y taking according " directions kemem
Der and the bottle we'll before using
the PROPRIETOR but IS sold at the
an spm Of Is CTS be WITHIN he reach of
Curtis Compound Srn OF SssalFas and take no 9th
e
This certify h J. l. suis Compound yup OF Sassat
t n,,nIh. of
nled of where at to mmed
a relief
r j. Curis Alamaluke Imminent Fac
None
unles BY j. L. Gurus .
sas Pumo " m or Thomas Ping; Street.
Dudley Beach Kton Myers; Wa M"Hcken White d Ross
Fish Dunlap aud agents IN neghbor
t,I H. '53--n331
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

PAINTING HoUsEs.-Pain. applied to
the exterior of buildings late in the au-
iumn or winter, will endure twice as
long as when applied early in summer
or in hot weather. In the former case it
dries slowly. and becomes very hard like
glazied surface, no. easily affected af-
forwards by weather, or worn of by the
beating Of the storms. But in very hot
weather, the oil of the pain. soaks INFO
the wood at once, as INTO sponge. leav-
ing the lead nearly dry and ready to
crumble of.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

PIcKLED PEAcHEs.--Take gallon o.
good vinegar, add a few pounds of su'
gar. boil i. for few moments, and re-
move any scum that may rise; then take
cling stone peaches that are fully ripe
rub them with flannel cloth, to get of
the down upon them, and stick three OF
four cloves in each; pu, them into {
glass or ear,hen vessel, and pour the Ii
quor upon them boiling hot; cover them
up, and let them stand in a cool place fol
a week or ten days, then pour off the IL
quor and boil il as before, after which
return il boiling 10 the peaches, which
should be carefully covered u, and sior.
ed away for future use.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

AMOUNT OF Foop REouiREp BV AM.
MALs.-Of hay, an OK requires two per
cent. day OF his live weight. That is,
if the OK weighs 1000 lbs. he requires
40 lbs. of hay. If he is working, he
will take two and half per cent. A
mich cow should have three per cent. OF
her weight. as she is proporlionably
lighter than the OK, and part of the sub
stance goes to form milk. A fal.ing OK
may be fed five per cent. at first, four
and half per cent, when half fat, and
afterwards four per cent. This is inde-
pendent of other food. A grown sheep
will take four and third per cent. of its
weigh. in hay, TO keep it in good store
condition. Animals in a growing con-
dition require most food, and il is very
poor economy TO stint them Plowman.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

PEACH PREsERvEs.--Take ugh
clarified sugar TO cover the fruit, boil il
ill the syrup blubbers on the opposite
side of the skinner, then pu, IN the fruit,
and let it boil lively two minutes: re
move the same; lie. it stand from the fire
ill the next day; then take out the fruit
boil the syrup again, and as soon as ihe
fruit boils, take them from the fire, ant
when cold put into jars, and keep fres
from hea, and moisture.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

TUMoRs ON AkIMALs.--E. S. Lewis,
in The Albany Culsigator, offers this rem
edy:
81 have horse, tina. some three years
since, had bunch on his neck, about
an inch in diameter; that cut off by ty-
ing string around the neck of it, but il
grew again in very shor. time, to be
one third larger than before. then ap-
piled nitric acid to it, at intervals of two
or three days, and in very short tine
il entirely disappeared, and has never
troubled him since."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22
Sailing sheep.


Randall gives US the accompanying
mode OF providing for giving sal, 10
sheep;---lPrsirie Farmer.
Salt in my judgement, is indispensable
TO the health Of sheep, particularly in The
sunmor--and | know no. a flock master
among the hundreds, nay thousands with
whom am acquainted, who differs from
me in This opinion. II is common to
give i, once a week while the sheep are
at grass. |; Is eiil. better TO give them
free access TO salt al all times, by keep.
ing i, in covered box, open on one side.
A large hollow log with holes ca, a.
long the side for the insertion of the
heads of the sheep. will make respect
able substitute. A sheep having free ac-
cess 10 sals at all times, will never eat
too much, and will take It's supply when
and in what quantities nature demands,
instead of eating roraciously at stated
periods, rs intermediate abstinence will
stimulate II TO do.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

ever brought TO this mark ct, which offer
for sale at the lowest possible prices.
And as my goods were purchased in the
East with cash, am prepared to say to all
my former friends and customers, as we'll as
a host of new ones who may be pleased to
favor me with call; that ! am determined
not TO be undersold, but to sell little low
er than any other house in the upper coun-
try, keokuk. BurI ington and all towns on
the Mississippi River not excepted.
therefore, most cordially solicit all per
sons wishing TO purchase anything in my
line, TO call and examine my GOODS as well
as my prices, and then act as their better
judgement and own interest would seem to
dictate. "a ~
My stock consists in the following arti-
,.Ia -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22

FEEDING FARM HoRsEs.-Sir John
Conray. large farmer near Reading,
England, il is said feeds his farm horses
as follows:
"Eight pounds of hay. ten pounds Of
straw cut INTO chat, five pounds of oats,
one pound of bean meal, one pound OF
bruised flax-seed stepped forty eight
hours in fifteen pin.s of cold waler.--
This quantity constitutes the whole food
for each horse for twenty -four hours"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-22
OUR A GE N rs:

VIZ s. SWIMMER, General News,
w paper and advertising agent, cor
ler of Second and Chestnut streets, over
the Post Office. St. Louis, Mo-, is our AL
thorized agent for st. Louis. His receipts
viii be held good by us. . .... ..
"V. B. PALMER, the American News
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