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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-20

In addition TO our own publications we have
on hand large and complete assortment OF oil
kinds of Standard, Historical. Miscellaneous.
Religious. and school Books. Blank Books. and
5 stationery Of every description, VIII ch we offer
ut wholesale retail al the lowest u,ices.-
booksellers, merchants. pedlnrs. and the public
gene rally will do well 10 examine our stock. rs
we cnn make il mn ohj"ct 10 purchase OF U.S.
JEwETT, PRocToR, & WoRTHrNGToN
1922 4w
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GoDEr for July is as handsome as picture
The village beau is true to life, and twice
rual. We don't wonder at ailithAtIGodey is the
favorite Magazine with all the Ladies, and every
body else. Terms So per annum. L. A. Cooley
Pub. Philadelphia.
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cnmnfy Alliance.

The regular meeting of the Ladies and Gentle
mems County Temperance ATliance, will be held
at Atwarer the first Thursday 10 August. A full
attendance is desirable. Come friends, come out
IN your strength let's have the Maiae Law any
how. Official notice of the meeting Of the Alli-
ance will be found in another column.
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AMOS JAMES. In Common Pleas, Portage county.
Emily JAMES. Ohio. Petition for Divorce.
The said defenia will take that deposiiions
Will he taken by the plaintiff. be read in evidence
on the hearing Of the abnve entitled cause nenre
petent auhory the office of Holden Eldre JUS
tce of the Peace. IN the township of Lowell in the
county of Dodge and State of Wisconsin the Both
day of August A. D. i83 between the honrs of eight
O'Clock A. M., and 9 81 lock p NJ, on said day.
RANNEY g. TAYLOR, Alt'ys for Pet
Ravenna. July 18th, 1853 1929 3w
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. R CO..
franklin Illne lIth IS52
mAMm1ADa

In Ravenna on the 7h inst. by Rev. J. H. Eh-
bert. Mr.. Howard BATTIN, and Miss HsLEN F.
SEYMOUR.
In Ravenna. on the 18Th inst. by Rev. VIM.
D. Sanders. francis D. PARMELE, Esq, to Miss
SARAH l.. HALL.
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Gs- 1t should be airersafty hnoun-for it is strictly
rue-that indigestion the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dsssnte darrhdea cholera NOR
bus, liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH are gen
Grated by indigestion alone Think of tat dyspeptics.
think of it all who suffer from dsordered stouachs and if
you are willing to be guided by advice founded upon ex
perience resort at don't delay day. to HooAapds
German Btters prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson which as
an Alternative curative and nvgornnt stands alone and un
approached General depot, 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Bers and know they are excellent for the
diseases specified above.-P Piladelpha CITY Item.
PoisiNtrG-1 thousands of pareui o use yerm,froe
composed of CASTOR Oil Caiomei nre NOT nv are that
whe theynrpear 10 benefit the patient they are actually
hyIng The foundations for series of Diseases such Ms
salvation, loss of sight, veakness of limbs, dc
In another column will be found the nd, ertisoment of
HoheDsack's Medicines, 10 which ask the attention
Of al directly interested in their wei as their chL
drens health. In Liver complaints and MI disorders arr
sing rom those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensnck's Liver Pills
II '"BE DECEIVED but nsk for IIobensnck's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofte Areprelor. j. N. Hobeasack as none
else genuine -
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Iers.n,,file Lie.

Many suppose that it is easy and pleasant life
that is led By the merchant. Doubtless many
who have no experience enter upon its duties. de-
esiyed perhaps by isapparent attractions. We Know
of no business more laborous, and thankless than
the mercantile. From early morn. until '' honest
folks are sbed." the Merchant and his ever atteu-
tive Clerks are dancng attendance upon = Tom
Dick and Harry" Then comes the preparation
for tho orrows transactions after a this is Ion
kany recreation is had. the time for it, is stolen
from sleeping hours. From this very cause no
doubt. hunireds of young men, employ ed in n,er-
camille establishments, seek amusement in the sa-
Icons. aud like resorts with which the country
abounds, and become dssipated. ruined.
The following graphic description of the Mer-
chart " is taken from The Casket pa per edit
ed by association of Ladies at ST. Anthony,
Minnesota.
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NcTv Advertisements.

~ Thefaie which iscommencedou The first p"ge
ofthis weeks issue. is well written. Tie plot Is
xcellent. and all its parts well sustained-you
cannot spend an hour more pleasantly than 10 pc
rnsing It.
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LIVER C0MPEArNyys

Jdu'ldce, Dyspepsia, Cre,c or Nervous e5ifv dissae<
Of ne Kidneys and all diseases arising from disorder
ed h"cr Or stomach s,lch Constipation, LcDra Piles
Fafaeis cfbtood to the Reud Aciditv ofthe Stoaccb
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for FOOD, Fuiineess or
Wight IN Tie Stomach. Eructatons sinking or
f7triag at The pit Of the stomach, soa7lzasag of tie
Head. Hurried and Difficult Bre1thng FYutferzng ot
The Heart, Chok"g suGocatg sensations .oHea. in
y'"g pos'me Diraness Gf Fsson; Dots Webs before
Preparation, Yel'otcness of the skin Gad Eves Pa, ~
re side Back Chest, Limbs &C. Sudden Rushcs ofkscf
Burning IN the Flesh. Coastqnt imagqing of srit and
great depression. IF spirits, can be cared 5y
sbs.. HSO0fiand,s
CELEBRATED GER h.s.N BITTEEs:
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Neyy Music.
''WIth music sweet music
We greet yon again"
Lilly Dale ANSWER to wait for the wa o.
Katy Darling, song $quar- on
tette Uncle Toms lnment for
Home Again--song and Eva-Woodbury
quar- iette Old folks home
ben Bolts reply Young folks nj home
Billy Grimes Mounianeers Fare we'll
Sailor boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. Chiids Prayer &C., &C.,
Wait for the wagon
With good assortment of wazs. pokns. quadril.s.
&c may be found at
HALr.:s Book STORE.
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r.eettraeE ls.cleenniY AiIla,ce.

E1keelEHG 0ElseC Alliance.
Ttefegulaf quarterly meeting ofihe Portage County
! Temperance Alliance, will convene. pursuant to ad-
iournfnehi al the Congregational Church i, Alwates
on Thursday. August 4ih. at 10 o'clock A. N.
ia hoped ffet the members of the Alliance will re-
gard it duty well privilege 10 he present.
Aise tie friends of the cause who have uot
yet united with earnestly requested give
the counienance of their and the aid of their
counsel.
The opponents of the Maine I.aw are kindly invited
and learn our unaerahle purpose; and the
means we propose for accomplishing that purpose
The Maine Law has merged every other question in
Ohio II is every where the theme and scarcely man.
woman or child the Stale regards the result with IN
difference.
Let us then one and all assemble at Atwafer and
when together take ch action shall most certainly
cond uce
Addresses will be delivered but cannot announce
the spea akers at this time
The citizens of Atnaier will be happy to entertain
all in attendance.
o. P. BROWN, President
o. W. STRONG, Secretary.
Ladies', County Tenn perance Meeting.
The Ladies of Portage ouniy invited to attend
the adjourned meeting of the Ladies' Temperance AL
lance. be held in Atwater, at the time of
Gentlemen's Temperance Alliance. namely: the first
Thursday in August Shall The Maine Law become the
law of Ohio7 Come and see.
HELENL. BOSTWI OK, President
ANN F.. AusTlN, Secretary.
OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. R. Co.
Franklin, June 11th, 1853. {
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
R. R. Co., this day held, the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz: Ten per pay
able July 1855 and of ten per cent
dayS until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
EXamtnafinn and Exhibition.
An examination of the classes of the Ravenna Inst
tne, will take place at the DISCIPLES Church the lst
of August, commencing at 1U O'Clock, A. Nj.
An exhibition will be attended to in the evening -
Exercises will commence at o'clock. The friends of
education requested call in. We hope to inter
you; the boys say they can try.
f, G. WILLMOT. r,b,
B. F. DODGE,
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La w NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
EMILY JAMES will take notice that the 18Th day
EI of July A ID. 1853 Amos James her husband fled
against her IN The Court of Common Pleas of Portage
county, Ohio petition for divorce alleging for
fraud IN te marriage contract, neglect of duty
aid adultery with Francis Eldred The part and
behalf said Emily and thai SAID will be for
hearing ut the next term of said court
RANNFY e. TAYLOR, Atty for Pet.
Ravenna. July l5h 1853. 1929 CIV
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PIY"PS,

FtHAtE pumrs with all the fxipgs. ALSO cast iron
~ pumps with reveiving tops aad lead pipe attached
50 'fof sSls at RAvsoNs.
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Tare and fret,
.s-t Box and net,
Boz aud hogshead. dry and wet
$''<s Ready made,
OF every grade.
Wholesale, retail, will you trsdel
re
Goods for sale.
Roll or bale,
Ell or quarter, yard or nail;
Every die,
Will you buy !,
None can sell SO cheap as
Thus each day
Wears away,
And his hair ia ;arning gray!
.4. Ger his books
He nightly looks,
Counts his gain aud bolrs his locks.
Bye and bye
He win die
= - But the ledger book on high
Shall unfold
How he sold,
How he got and used his gold
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-20

ES- DR. H. Tubbs, will b- 10 attendance ut the
Pren1iss House. Monday afternoon aud Tuesday.
Aug 22nd and OIL. See allyariisement
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"a I u "A

DRED.
In Atwater, Sunday. the 17rh inst. Mrs.
MARIA LOUISA HAzEN. wife of William P. Ha-
zan. aged 35 years
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-20

u Locafocoism.S Slavery and Rum! The Hy-
dra-headed '.craetur.'' must bs slain.
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SECOND arrival

@VNUBBW Z NFFEVHH
TENFIE subscribers receiving their second stocl
of Fall aud Winter Goods and have the pleasure d
offering their customers one of the largest stocks
Goods ever brought to "od Portage" The dav for sell
ling goods at large profits has passed and now TO sell
"big pile and at small profits the motto We wonlt
merely say hare e Goods and let those who may fayo
us with q call testify to prices.
Nov. 20 1882. G C PRENTIsS.
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SEY'TLE UpJ

az IfI OT|
FAStIE. Subscribers believing il for the ,n,er.
"a est of our customers well as to settle
once year. and desiring make It invariable rule re-
quest all having book accounts call and settle the
same either by note payment
Jan 18th, 1858 C.&J. C PRENTIsS.
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PERSIAN della INES
SOME beautiful sly les Just received are going
~ off very low at PPENTIss'.
January IL. 1858.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09
Trinity, November 9th, 1853.

An English writer puts the following LAM
guage in the mouths Of those who visit the
Iumseller,s den:
there's my money give me drink -
There's my clothing and my food--give mo
drink There's the clothing. food and fire
Of my wife and children-give me drink -
There's the education Of the family, and the
peace Of the house-give me drink! There's
the rent have robbed from my landlord fees
l have robbed from the schoolmaster, and in
numerable articles have robbed from the
shop kseper-give me drink! Pour mo
out drink, for more will yet pay for it!
There's my health Of body and peace Of
mind- there's my character rs man, and
my professions as . christian give up all
give me drink! More yeti have to givel
There's my heavenly inheritance and the
sternal fiiendship Of the redeemed there
--there-is al hope Of salvation ! 1 give
Up my God Irsign q Allthat is great,
good, and glorious, ID tho universe, ! resign
forever, that may be drunk"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09
900 REWARD.

IAN AWAY from the Subscriber, Negro a.
h Man named BEN, about Eve feet, elevenE
inches high, wears No. II shoe, is dark grie, ~
lrree and raw boned. BEN is now ranging on Sicily
Hand The above reward will be paid to any person
vho win deliver him to Tiger bayou, Or lodge
Mn IN the Harrsonbnrg Jail. i. r BLOcKSOM.
Catahouh Parish, La, November 9th, 1853. 4
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

lV A vote Of the owners of reaI-estate
in Bienyille Parish, was taken on the I'd inst.
to confirm orreject the subscription of $751;
600 to the stock Of the vicksburg, shreve-
port and Texas Rail Road. As far as heard
from, the vote was decidedly in favor of it.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

H We are again at our post of duty,
and shall hereafter make our regular weekly
ISSUE, We owe an apology to our readers
for the short comings Of the Independent >
during our absence, which absence was caus-
ed by the illness of our family who were on
a visit to Baton Rouge.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

Ev The November Gury) term of the
18th District Court for the Parish of Cald-
well, was begaaon Monday last, Judge Ed.
Barry presiding,~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

0 Two runaway negroes confined in
the Jail at this place, succeeded in making
their escape on last Saturday evening, by
wrenching off two large padlocks from their
cell doors. e.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

EE Our town, for the last two months,
has been filed to overlooking with movers
and their teams, on their way to Texas. H.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

ET After many Intellectual ballottings,
the Legislature of Tennessee have failed to
elect United States Senator.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

EI Our readers will find it greatly to
their interest to viit our town for the pur-
pose Of making their winter purchases, as
Messrs. Stuart 4 Searls have just received
large and splendid stock of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, etc, etc, which they are determined to
dispose Of on the most accommodating terms.
Call and examine their stock.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

A contemporary describing a dance, at 4
village in the negbborhood, said The
gorgeous strings Of glass beads glistened on
the heaying bosoms Of the village bellies, like
polished rabies on the delicate surface Of
warm apple dumplings.'
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

H The result of the election in this
Parish il IS PILLOWS: Representatives, F.
Oliver, D., and s. Y. Lacroix, W. Sheriff, T
Spann. Clerk, G. c. Duke. Recorder,
w. Z. Gaiilden. Assessor, ]. A. Holiday.
Coroner, I. w. Graves.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

70 Large droves Of wild pigeons and
ducks have been passing our town for several
days past. Our citizens are having rare sport
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

~ In another column Of our paper will
be found the result Of the recent election.
The contest has been close and animated, and
while the result has not been in all respects
what we had wished, yet we feel bound to
say that As q whole, the selections will COM
pare hvorably with any ofpast years.
The contest seems to have been closest for
the Office Of coroner, Dr.. T. w. Graves, our
editorial friend Of tho Advocate having
beaten his competitor, Mr.. Pierce, by ma
jority * one. We feel that we would be
lacking 10 that Difference due to true merit
were NE 70 neglect this opportunity Of con-
graduating our fellow-citixens generally, and
the editorial corps in particular, on this most
excellent selection. We have heard frequent
and Just complaints against our past incum-
hents On account Of their squeamishness in
The discharge Of certain duties Of the Office,
particularly those appertaining to post NOR
tem examinations. We feel confident that
Nj. Graves win not be deficient in this
respect Indeed, his last paper bears unmis-
taxable cvidence Of his mastery skill and
entire willingness to discharge the most
repslsiys duties 81 the Office. Therein he
hss ENLISTED the most extensive knowledge
q anaaony ana surgery, and it must be Pc
culiarlys gratifying 10 him to know that the
pubic have 50 fully appreciated, and SO sig
nally rewarded his merits in this respect.
Nay he long continue to enjoy the smiles Of
public favor.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

! The President. his Cabinet, and other high
fnetionaries of Washington, who have been
invited to attend The Agricultural Fair which
commences at Baltimore neytweek, are e1a
pected to attend. Extensive preparations are
making for the OCCASION Wash. Sentihci.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

CoSNEcrIcur-The Governor hasa desig-
mated Thursday, the Gath of November, to be
observed as Thanksgiving day throughout
the State.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

PgNxsYLvANtA.--Goy. Bigler has issued
his proclamation, appointing Thursday, the
cath of November, to be observed as day
Of Thanksgiving throughout the State.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

lT We take this method of returning
thanks to our correspondent aPasquin" fol
his kind prefers Of assistance, and inform
Siin that, were we to publish his communi-
ca1inn In tho -...4...A:.....l, --..l Aa
deviating from that high toned morality
which we are DESTROYS to maintain whilst we
are the conductor Of public journal. The
subject he treats Of, and which is SO ably
handled, is too contemplate and pusillani-
nous to be even mentioned in respectable
sheet. When We notice the Ply it will
be in different manner than in the columns
Of the Independent"
On any other subject we will be glad to
hear from Pasquin."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

EsgoTHra EouEr. = di1l q III "
j 4 nr@rr. another Comet II taking 3 yosf
thFoagh the heavens, within the scope Of our
earthly vision. 1t was discovered q Berlin,
on The lith of September, and on the In u
October was visible to the eye. The hesd
equslled in brightness star Of the foarth
magnitude, and the tail could Be traced about
one degree. 1t has rapid Southerly mo
ton. Z.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

~ We are glad to see that the young
men Of our town have formed themselves
into . Debating Society, for their mutual i'm
provementin the graceful art of oratory.-
We had the pleasure Of being present at
their first public discussion on last Friday
night. The subject was I'm the event Of a
war between Turkey and Russia, ought
England and France to interfere on behalf
Of Turkeya" Judging from the speeches il
was evident that both siuys were thoroughly
posted up in regard to the pending difficult
ties in the East and manifested a great deal
Of ingenuity in the premises. In the affirm
ative Messrs. Charles spencer and Alex. R..
Hendry in the negative Messrs. J. Hawkins
and g. w. Wells. The question was decid-
ed in favor of the affirmative.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09


ESCAPE OF NuN.-Great sensation has
been caused in Galicia, in Spain, by what ii
considered great crime by devout Catholics
the flight of nun from a convent at Com
postella. A nun in the Carmelite convent
at that place let herself down, few nights
ago, from her cell by means Of towels and
napkins sewed together and formed into a
cord. The descent must have been attended
with danger, though the nun took the pre-
caution of tying knots at intervals in her cord.
The moment the escape was known, a search
was made after her. both by the police and
the gendarmary, but no trace of her could
be discovered; and it is supposed that she
succeeded in reaching Corunna, and in
|embarking on board foreign vessel. She
is only twenty-five years Of age, belongs to one
of the most distinguished families Of Galicia,
and is remarkable for beauty and talents.
ORDERrsG MovEHgsTs OF TRoops ~ THE
FIELD, BY TELEeRApH--Tbe Vienna Lloyd's
describes three omnibus looking vehicles In
the camp at Olmutz, each of which contains
complete electric telegraph apparatus, with
a continuance for laying an insulated wire
along the ground by the mere locomotion of
the vehicle, the wire being so protected that
it remains uninjured under the pressure Of the
heaviest artillery passing over it. BY this
means, orders are to be instantly conveyd from
the E,nperor's station, and that of the chief
commanders, to troops at almost any distance
on the field Of the maneuverings.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-09

On the reverse side, the American eagle, is
seated on the globe, and bearing on its breast
the arms Of the United States. Immediate
" above the head of the eagle is the rising
sun, This side Of the medal bears This in
scription: &
+" Civil Liberty and Religious Independenco
Throughout the World
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-11-10
For tho National Era.
CAREY ON THE SLAVE TRADE.

MIR Goodell has written, for your paper, \
communication filling two Of its columns, with
view of showing Abolitionists what sort of
an Anti-Slavery book it Mr. Carey's) is, and
what sort of remedies it would have them pat
roniSe." | waive tho obvious suggestion that
it would require much longer communication
to put them fully in possession of this informa-
tion-whioh, after all, cannot be obtained in
an entirely satisfactory manner, short Of the
perusal of the book itself-for the purpose of
correcting, briefly, one or two mistakes into
which Mr.. Goodell has fallen.
The first is this: Mr. Goodell says of page
20, that the colonization is here and elsewhere
warmly commended At the page cited, Mr.
Carey is contrasting the course Of things in the
West India islands previous to emancipation,
and as they proceeded under the direction of
tho shareholders themselves with that in tho
United States Here" he says, had origi-
mated a grand scheme for carrying civilization
into the heart of Africa, by means of the grad
ual transportation Of some of tho already-c
ilized blacks" This language, AZ understand
alton. Mr.. Carey presents the project indeed
in such terms as its friends would USE as char.
acterlrng their purposes; but he by no means
.u''h"'oS any aPProvM vi i""h III ho ouooess'
The very word "scheme" suggests of itsclf
ideas of the visionary and the Impracticable
We use such words as "grand scheme" in con
nection with the South Sea bubble, and Laws
famous paper colonies on tho Mississippi, by
which all France was swindled. cannot find
elsewhere in the book, anything more com.
mandatory Of the colonization project than this
But, on the other hand, the whole scope of Mr.
Careys reasoning is adverse to all artificial
colonization, whether Of blacks or whites, in
Oregon or in Africa. His entire argument is
in favor of concentrating men, and against any
policy which disperses them. He aims to show
las think, does show, most conclusively that
men, without regard to race or color, are richer
better happier, in proportion to the density OF
their population His system of philosophy en-,
joins the keeping men, black or white, at home
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-11-10
ANTI-SLAVRRY WORKS FOR SALE At THIS GF
Flee. BY LEWIS CLRpAANR.

Life Of Isaac T. Hopper-prce si25, postage q
cents.
Uncle Toms Cabin-price 37i cents postage IL cents
five copies for 81, postage paid
Uncle Toms Cabin in German-price SO cents post
age is cents.
Key to Uncle Toms Cabin-prico so cents postage 10
cents.
White Slavery in the Barbary States by Hon. Charles
Sumner-price so cents, postage IL cents.
Giddingss Speeches, one volume l2mS-prcs 81, post
age rs cents.
Goodslls American Slave Code-prce rs cents, post
age Is cents.
Manuel Pereirs-price in cloth rs cents, postage IL
cents; in paper so cents, postage 10 cents
Address LEWIS CLEPHANE,
National Era Office.