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Reception of,hc Presidcat AZ Now York.


The President arrived At Jersey City this morn
irg at e"'ciock. lie WIS welcomed by the Mayor
and made short sp e,h IN reply, lie reviewed
the rouls At 10 ocluck the President arrive,
1T Castle Garden, where large concoursc await
rj hun. lie WI. welcomed bS the Mayor, Il
which he rcrlicd ma speech complimentary To Ia,
commercial metropolis of the unlnn.
Grd.-Cushius afterwards IA u Response, after
repeated calls, SAID a low word9, wh,n the rrcrp
t,un ceremonies closed
u, President Afterwards reviewed the troops
Al IL hr procession proceeded up Broadway.
The plr,dru,- progress through New jersey
Nr,l,rdy. was one ,nu.,nurd SCENE OF enthusiasm
IL arrived AZ Newark az Is li the evening when,
DO. reception W., Nr,, bul.D.nt lie ttaaned IL
tuHt c,N AID night.
The Charleston Courier Announces the lrr,va
Ht that pot, ot the steamer Isabel from Havana
No urV- uf Importance lay her.
The uniuE o. .u'rr negroes t- rouBrm,J.
The t,yuEcu u,nrrrvuun ~ tmurrr Cnu,'r'
and .as m-u.ry 81 ,yyrsyor>, 0, ~. eard .mrd,
tAa.r D., very ur.r doubt gHay Nj uu,h,uau
vii u.g.Du. .bt plii,h ult,-,.n.
NrN,uI .gvurr hes been rrAppllulcl to a
CiIh.lHp ia ,,tv o Departments
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Mr. Ear, who has, for the last two wear. been
labMing to bring hi. paint into ,.,.,.t 49,
-. s'"s'"' use hefe'
'''''' W. WI" ''s'' IN reference
~ "S 'uP''''''! over "N''e lead which facts Wa
have, from tine to time laid before our READERS.
In looking over the Prairie Farmer If J,,,. a.
find the r,lloV,u, uro, ,li. III,
TN. S.rth r,,l,,,,.,.,c., =, ~ ''"e" "'m
""' Wv "'keue'
t,'"S sven 'he SUBJECT particular attention,
and having, dnins the past year, u-rd zinc vbit,
! '"a ''ndtr'bIS extent Propose 10 give ,or,
/ r'""'', we ,'-m" OF wy tNpcronre md nh,cr,a.
''''' NV Hv"''"'i''rd ~ all VII" have lyrs.
'-''" "r N"'''" u Il mu"d hy accurate *.
I'"'' ~ way ." l'"n'' 81 "h'tr a'nc viii c"yer
.., u, ,".' , =, a. ~ """' ct lead. E-tnst.
M :, at '"' P'y'r"' b'''c" p'i'c', we have the
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Ma RoBEgr's RENEDr FOR PCr.io Ror.--Last
sprin, we received circular from some gentle
men in Chicago, containing loug eulocy upon
he intstimable value, both as luxury aud ne
cessi,y of the potato, and deeply deplOrins tie
fact that it had become diseased to such degree,
that ITS cultivation, but for certain remedy
vhisA had jas, been discovered by Mr Roberts
in Michigan would ere arg havs to te as'ndo.
ned
The secret Of this remedy they proposed 20
sell f1r s., ari throw in a copy 81 so,ur neV~pa.
per- 1hev also offered the tened, 20 u FIR u'
Pay hr publishing the eulogy, and We vc,e ,o
depend upon the saes 4 the secret II tie bA'
lan.e. The whole ma'tsr hal tie spHe.uu'e "i
IN imposition. and We had therefore, no r,'.oa
ton 10 meLdle with IT, We understand, howe
yer, That qgis number If The secret. NO, ,o.l
in Ii, vicinity, ana, ,ha; the srn "a. o..7i'o ''
agricgturi.is j. that he remedy ia ul hrabag
But, unfortunately inr Nr. Roberts, some oas--
perhaps Mrs Lst-,ip--was too ph!anth'oPic To
keep lid under hush-l 50 moneutons = ti,coyc.
ny, and has recently ijvulscl i, in the columns Of
tie "Co9',iry Grt'rsaa.' Published "a New
York.
As thu thing ia our" therefore, 'h,rc ia no
need in our keeping it tom ctr rsadeis. 20
here il is:
The remedy. then, consists simply in Leaving
the seed potatoes IN the hill all winter, cove
ring them with straw, chat or leaves, 10 kccp
them from fleeing n the spring take them
rp just as fast as YOU plant them, allowing
them to be exposed to the air as little As pos
siJle.
Sir. Rsberts' notions. il reference to the MT
ter. are, that in the b-jy here the potatoes grows1
ia entirely prevented from coming 10 contact with
the air, by the compressed covering around each
potato caused BY it. gradual enlargement Also
that the potato deesno fully mature during he
growing season, ,nA o-ly acquires its maturity AMI
c pahiy fur r,pJoluciag in pert ction, during The
winter, and for lha;purposs It should remain N the
ground, uadi.lurJeI, a, it grew.
4, th,.remedy i simple anil no; accompanied
with auy expense, We hope our flrmsrs WI. give It
a ITiai
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proved marSet, for cxrnTt and cc..pm,unn -
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The following lsa patton Of the remarks Of
Gov Bu;gs, uf Massachusetts,, Al Cattle show
Ia Northampton:
krcurin. to he happy condition of the farmer,
want SAID the Governor, To sec the dan when
mans l-hyst amlnion viii be to be n farmer
Il want 10 see tie time when lie shall return
iiom College, sud sltud III remaining days a
iafmer, content win that condition and cun.
scIuu, uf It's imuute dignity. IN ,numerstirg the
advantages 81 farmers life, he Observed that
he had more leisure time than men Of any other
profession or calling The doctor has half read
a page. aud l. summoned BY ring at hls bell to
aiteud sick bed.--the lawyer IL denied rest BY
lis constant effort to sui the~u Of contention
the divine ha- enough To absorb his whole at.
leutlou IN lh. sacred duties Of his calling; aud
the mechanic has no RAINY days and long winter
evenings, which cahnot be pruhtably ompluy ed
10 his workshops, But the humer Who keeps his
work before tnd no does MT suIrt It to lag be.
hind has many eisuie days And tiiG leisure o
farmers lie cannot be too highly appreciated
for 1t affords him opportunity to cultivate hI-
mental aud moral part and unless we elevate
I ourselves a. Men, our Improvement of farming
stock 10 ot yauless importance.
wart continued the Governor, TO see the re
sponSJlity Of labor appreciated the msior'
tune Vt this country is that there exists some h.
thipk that labor IS mental OF low hut the highest
point Of good sense Is to consider labor as hon
oraEjie
Ia conclusion, tie Governor said despise the
idea Of considering one class Of men better thar
another, unless It he tina, they have higher NOR.
al character, adding as finale, IN honor Of the
farmer the well known liues OF Goldsmith:
Princes end lords may flourish or may fade
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Notice.

TIE partnership heretofore existing between
NJ lam aud Moses Osman,i in the p1ohcauon Of
The ,,irawn Free Trader, has ihis day been
dissolved bY mMual consent We would
take ilis occasion 10 return our sincere
IA iaks 10 our numerous ifirnds iog their Abe-
raj paIouaGa. The paper will be continued by VI.
Osm7n. v,5l, ny ,,rlet attention to his business,
hopes TO HeUl iAs continuation OF ycHr custom.
Tie books, r3,.s, and 1cr0uds, VIII be lett, Tor
the pr.sspt, 81, 10 hands, 81 tir free Trader Of
noe f1rsett,anrut NM OMAN,
hwy N CsNsT.
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THE RivEn--lhe river 10 now very low. and
continues to fall with but about three feet OF wa.
Ger on the Spring Creek bar The Garden City,
on Monday last, was snable TO come higher UP
than Spring Greek, where her passengers took the
cars--Ihs is her last trip for the season She
viii lay upat 81. Louis for short time and then
60 into New Orleans trade. FreigE,s are now
very high, being 25 cents per hundred.
The Cataract, on her last downward trip was
detained "a hours by low stage OF the river. see
Peru Chronicle.
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Noif&.-

A IL persons h-yinr actunis at ;his offer
n wh.-h,-c unsettled, axe requested immedi-
ateiF % call ami salile the same. AsaIl account,
With n, p-cy.N1, im ofWm. & VI Osman ms, he
settled without delay. The hooks viii be keJlby
me, Ia III, pY,n.iaI Office until the first OF Sep
temaer wien a., unsettled bills will be placed int
the hands Of justice ior fore ibie collection Call
aud saye costs tJaly2) NosIs OsHAN.
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CravTS1ioS or MyX--1hp National
Convention 4 culnrrd m.n at 4 chester = JOAN
~ ai',r q session Of 3 dN- The ~ J.rtot ,..'o.
u'Ztlou was thoroughly IIsru,,,J, bU. rry'H, q no
i'vur tr'm ,Ar coLycu'iun. 4 lau iur otgur
90. National Council IT rulurrd ul,n v-- .op pit
ed. The subject Of education s""m' &, have 10.
cr.yed the mu-t attention, but uoJh'ng seems 10
have been accomplished beyond a., recommend
a'I"E tn cuoFrd patronage Of several colleges hat
receive studtu : Of all co,ors inJncr,nlma,ely.
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Ottawa Market.

July 18Th 1853.
There was good deal OF stir in the market
yesterday among the corn buyer, and she arriNals
were more than usual We quote:
lIhoGt--uone arriving and but liule demand,
Corn--cOh,iierable competition and prices
ranged yesterday at from 4iaisc.
Oits--25a2Gc.
Potdioss--ncw ones were sold yesterday from
teams, rapidly Al Sl,25 per bu. Old oncs bring
20a2J.
BUitcr--lol2.
kggS--Sdlo
Wooi--iOai6
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MAINE Law IN Nrw BauSswIcK The St Johns
N D. plpors, Of the lt inst. say that tho recen,
attempts to enforce the Maine law 10 Nav Brun,
WICK had not been succs.sfnl AT Richmond
where the friend. of the law instituted slmo
prosecutions, the Temperance Hall was blown up
with gunpowder and ruined.
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Farm Ridge and Deer Park
ss NJ VS. - VA IN NJ We
n A. IENEKS- A IL lIrinclnnI

-. G'st' "b''' $500 use '"N.P"'' =,
VHE SIMMER term will commence August ID.
l. Tuition from So 90 to go, ard contingent
expenses 2Ocis FER quarter MS ioImery
Board 81 50 per week, eNcl,sive Of washing,
which Is soc per dozen. Room rent 81 SO per
quarter Students furnish their own lights, cur
,alns and towels. SchoolbiIls required strictly in
close olthc quarter. No student received for Less
than halt . quarter
A faithful observance oflhe rules oil the seminary
and strict devotion to study will be required OF
all who attend. July l6,
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so | am no more june lhe 2sh 1913
GEtpcR c,,y

TnE SV CHAntE; Ala LiSE r. R-The work
upon this road says the St. Charles Democrat,
was commenced on Saturday the 9th inst, amidst
the firing Of cannon and great rejoicing among
the people. Over fifty meo are at work on the
ill at the cas-. end Of Fox River Br'dse The
whole line from St. Charles to Chicago ia alive
with workman
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The h.i aho'hluS capirl puui.hm,ri in W'-
con-ln pss,,d thr Senate Of .hn STATE on the 6 Il
INST. by un.r At "a to . 1t had pfryou-y
passed tllr s.n.h.y, and as there arPr,r. to Is
~ doubt entertained ui The Governor H'>,p, It
Wi. douy.,ess Lctom. Las
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Despo,ism teaches us the advantages Of being
systematic. In Europe 900, oOo,Ooo Of men arc
kept in subsection by 100000. and for no other
reason than that tho 1000 600 are systematic in
their mogemcrl, While the 700 600 600 ara not
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N OF &c e

NOttCc
THE Rev. Mr. Bnssett will lecture in the Free
i church tomorrow evening, at O'Clock. in
behalf OF the LA Sale co, reform tract aud book
society. July lC.
WY BUSHNELL, Atforn,v \ Counsellor at
w Ldio, Ottawa His, All business nrus,ed
him will iese i've faithful and prompt attention.
Office over Norris & Fisher bank .swcorner Of the
rourt housr snunrp July l6-i9-ly
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JupGE SoATEs, who WAS recently elected. in thr
lr.t tranL Division. TO 81! the vacancy IN the
Supreme he,ch ofthis state, caused by Ihe Tesig-
natioa Of Judge Trumbull arrived At this place
on "Wednesday las, aud ,o1n h. seat
lie i. fine looksug man and seems tn takr
holl If his dues with a much ease anl freedom,
as if lie had occupied tie position for year,.
Judge 5 is amtn Of Acknowledged ability and
having occupied the judicial beu,h 'or mum .,.
If years, before. he j. not unfsm.ii.r with %. az
duols anil responsible dufies and i, hervfafe 4
& F. man To Bee tie suoces-or Il Judge Immbal
whose SEA; he WILL doa,'!ess, I'll with crcI, 9,
hilnse.. and to the state.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
OTTAWA, 7uIp lG, 1853.

r. 3 P,lH.R, the America, Nrwspapr
AGENT. is fie 0aiy dtkpri=sd Ageai Tor his paper
IN Inc cilies Of Boston. New YORK., and Phiiade,-
MIN, aud IS duly empowered to take advertise
nients Aal subscriptions at the rates required by
us His receipts wd he regarded as payments.
Nis OIli:csa.s- Bo,r5N, SccIlay's Building Nrw
Nogx fuhlne NlliaEs, PEuADflFuiA, y. W
conner ThjrdBui ChesRui streets
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Ia. w EsrEaN MAoAlisg--Tho last number Of
This monthly has been upon oar table for some
time, but in the multiplicity Of our duties we
have been unable give it a thorough pcru,al.--
During She past week, however, we hastily
glanced over ito pages, and were pleased to find
that il sti. Keeps up It's original degree Of inter.
est and merit. Many OF its arlcles are Of a s..
percr character aud reflect much credit upon ito
contributors and sditress. We sgain wish lis
coterprsips publishers surre's
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Lieutenant Maury, Superintendent Of the Ma
tional Observatory. will sail for Liverpool on the
o3l inst, to meet at Brussels, IN August, Mete.
orologi,a Conference oftho Naval Powers Of Eu'
rope To fix upon some uniform plan Of observation
kc., in ecnnaxIon with Mautys wind aud current
charts.
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RRIED-A, EmlvIlIV On the 9Th inst, by
Rev. n .Wnrriner, Mr.. WV. K. HAldnr and Miss
Rum r. NoRruS.
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TuE HUBBELt IMPEACHMENT rRIAL--This ted
Gus aud expensive trial, upon which so much pa
per- lax and breath has been expended during the
last year ia Wisconsin, has finally terminated in
triumphant scqnittal of the accused The follow.
ing is the briei ielegraphc announcement, of the
result:
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MADISON. Wis, July 10.
Court has adjourned sine dis Judge Habbcll
ia acquitted. On many of the charges, a unani.
nous vote Of not guilty was given. 10 a majority
Of specifications over two third vote was given
against susiui-ing them.
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Property of the mtsd states.

Debts, Property of the ln,tsd states.
The CtsS.nnali Ia lcIy Record recently gave
an artele'n relation to the indebtedness Of the
Unite! States
The aggregate WIS sl.7oOo0o,oop.
Tbs, however. included not only the National
AMI State debts, but To, debt. Of corporation aud
individuals. A h.e nan Der q The Record con
,ncs "a estimate Of ,ls value Of ,he property of
the Uui,s,AS,a,c. from which We copy ,Ue 70,
lowing iSs~s
Asse,,cd Slue 5000 oC0 600
% per c,N added 100000 600
ss5lGlgao.o
decreased from 1919 20 1873
under The increased csrrrucy,
10 per cent, S3Str4nN GEO
Value If he property 10 he ------
nation iulS53 SlJtb2+gur1U
The writer further contends thar the currency
OF he country amoaut- to $500 oya,o.o-,1,
oebt'o l,7ooCooovo, aul the property to SIS.
cJGuo0ooO
b. conclusions are IS follows.
ii Tia, there j. convertible properly enough
in action 10 pay rH the eDtir debt yt d. c..a
~. u such tain. I.-4.p'~ be which rs,.s %
pcn-, ~ ut msAIrg saer.a.,s, materially -
Iuihu- ~un-Tcr
ID That the actu., currency II .be country .
..t .vu' Fey lh'' u-r.-, mud tLa: ,. ail -, ID
c.rr-rry : r'sHd. rcr.l..n,
ST. hat in saca a raultl n ot .iirEs u. gene
ersl bankruptcy ou b'Iurn. bu, thu. % Dc quite
possible. in case .t pr---.rr itrra uav h- ul..rt
cts,s 81 iua,siLus| lf.sr-. rul also '..t su.f..
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Bargains, Bargains,

WNHE stock of goods in STACEE's we'll known
IL Fancy Store. Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment Je,Oelry,
q very large assortment of l'erfumery and toilet
articles, Shaws, Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons. Satchels. Violins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, AID great va
rieiy of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of The articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to heep sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock coon
possible. am instructed to sell, positirety. at
New York prices without adding the cost oftrans-
portation. in order to close the concern speedily.
As these instructions will be strictly adhel ed to.
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles at a cheap rate.
l would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nuik.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th. 1858.
Sentinel AID Hhig please copy.
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q Gard.

Tothe People Of Portdge County.
EEAVlNG made arrangements with the firm of II.
IL IL II Rhyan & Co., 5th street Pittsburgh, known
"f the largest and best Furniture Manuactories
ia The United States by which furnish all who Will
favor me with their custom. with every variety of
GAg1M.Rp TURMITUBI,
Found in any city west of New York and at prices
low.
invite he attention of those wishing to purchase 10
my stock of ware consisting part of choice selec-
ton of SOFAS mahogany spring bottom. parlor and rock
Inc chairs and lurge assortment of bottoms from
10 "a dollars per seti.
Marble. mahogany and cherry top parlor tnbles, bn
reaus wash stands sofa and common betsieads
large assortment and superior quality of looking glass
very low prices, and any quantity of picture
,rames al one shilling EACH have also an assorlmen
of Eastern work from New York.
Coffns kept on hand of all sizes, md superior quail
~ the genuine long hair Mattresses, and cured hair
manufactured in tins county.
u Ware Rooms Nam ST.. door enst of HALLS
Book Store Ravenna T. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna. July -. 1853
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" E. W BIO O "A s.

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GIDDINGs SPEECHES, new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published.
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KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Bound in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle Toms Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex
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Nav IL 1883
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CITY IVARE-ROOMS
NEW AND SPLENDID ESTERPRlZF.
rfT NJ Hr II u T. u EnL


FU a N r u n e Il r n " ED!
4HRIFFIN d BOSiN lex establishing The
AZ Furniture business. extensive scale in la
venna Our fn, niiure selected from one of the
best manufacturing establishments New York City.
This business has long been neglected in Eavenna.
sleeping ro"na have been compelled 10 go 10 Cleve
land New York or pi'lsbur"l ru,c chase. The in
Of population and veal. calls for fashion
lbe hrG''t.Ire af:l prepared 10 CRAFTY the
improved raste OF the people arL Them the addi
iin!i"' exp 'Dse "f going 10 TIE CITIES
" g dcstgk opening spirriid room in the
New t:rirk Block when finished At present work
VIII hs foHn 4. b. Crius Did ;SsaIu opposite The
iiiii' or,1lrsI hurch
7 = i'ie:,,e all and examine for ynaFse've..
lie ioIuaing is list of part of -t,rk:
~ SOFAS.
Quartet tables,
Il AiH.hie top side iaheS
10 Gent, and card iaf'~>
l3 Large mahogany " t.
lnZeH Mahogany ~.
A slleg'.id telarN nn'' hnrs c-se
2 Crab -.;it.s.
Mahogany tr.isteaIs, l0umaes. hurrarj- cane sea
chairs. &c IN fact a gene '.ri Gf Cabinet
Ware, including is',t 's'ss"S ar'l Mat
rasses. iiluckeJ's Bed-botI,n - hes'. Cofins
on hand usual
WANTED:-A first rate nrlrlc of seasoned Black
Walnut Lumber An price viii f,c paid
GRIFFIN g. SBOSTWICK.
Ravenna, July 10. 1853. l22S-Gm
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wary for her nephews and niecss with an ad-
ard from Mrs. Stowe TO the Children in England
:, IHE TELL TALs, or Home Sscrst. h., ,,. A,,-
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gn1,rar NOVEL; or Varieties in English Life. By
T UeLY EEFIE. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hen,z.
SISANGhs D. M;a SON, soy, or the Maine law last
and price reduced-gong off fast ''ppy received
HEMocRAcr OF CHRIsr1AslrY, by VIM CO.,
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A general assortment of School and Misce,o,o
eus Books constantly on hand, Callat
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A r O II O. II E.

(Late Foreman to Dir. John Gais Boot Manufacturer
srss9 las need the boot and shoe manufacture
FkMS ing, one door South of the ourt House. and
v E&-would solicit share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience the business, give
full sfaction 10 all who may be pleased patron
him. He intends II manufacture the following kinds:
Genemen's French Calf sewed and pegged Boots
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots; sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, numerous to menlon.-
He intends 10 conne himself principally to the manu-
facure OF Gentemen's ware.
Repairing done in good order and shurt notice.
Particular attention paid to cash custon-rs.
A. BOUCHE,
Ravenna, February 9th, 1853. I2U7-Iy
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ETSED by him with such distinguished success in the
" of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, DYSPEPSIA, Gonorrlea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also. DIR. s. Fitchs Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inhalng Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health to old age. &c.,
RODOLPHUS BAR D has been appointed agent
for the sale of tile above goods and will keepthem
stanty hand at lis residence in Brimed only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
G DIR. Fitcl's 'sGude Book to invalids, and direc-
ions for promoting health, and instructions TO mothers,
the management of children, may he had, gratuit-
ousy, by calling for at his residence above An
extremely valuable book. Il. BARD.
Brimfeld, Jan. 6, 1852. l'98