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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

g beautiful little paper. The Juvenile In
strurtOr, published by L. C. Matlaok, Syracuse.
has been sent US. 1t is published semi monthly,
and is good paper for little folks. 1t should be
in every family. Parents cannot make better
use of money. or give more suitable present TO
their little ones than to subscribe for this heauti-
ful sheet. Every Sabbath-school in Portage
county ought to distribute fifty copies semi month
ly, of the Instructor. Will theyi Tsrms-For
single copies per annum, 25 cents five copies 81
fifty SO 80. a.a.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

ADVENTURE ON a FROZEN LAKE-A tale Of the
Canadian Rebellion of 1s37-8-By l. Hunt Jr.
The abuve is The title of spirited, interesting
little work, in which the author gives general idea
of the Rebellion. and the sufferngs of the partci-
pants. Gen. Lucius V. Blarce, distinguished
member of the bar, now resident of Akron
Summit Co. at that time comrnander-in
chief of the Patriot forces, employed for the inva-
sion of the Upper Provinces. Gen. Bierce has
been resident Of Portage and Summit for many
years. and a perusaI of his military deeds during
the Rebellion viii be very entertaining to his ma
ny friends, not only with regard to his connection
with it, but chapter of history of which but few
have any Knowledge.
For sale at Halls Book Store
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

BBeow is an account of a dreadful accident
and death caused by burning fluid lamp in the
hands of a child! When will the people wake up
to the danger attendant upon the use of Burning
huidl
"a child of VIM. Lee, says the Syracuse Jour
saai met with his death as follows:
On Friday night the child was playing at the
foot of the stairs, when older sister, going up
the top, set down spirit gas lamp, which acci
dsnially overset and broke, sppg the burning
fluid over the child. He survived until Saturday
afternoon, when death closed the scene.
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ID Z E %

In the city of Nevada. (Cnl) on the 10th of Au-
gust MIR. CHARLES LEONARD, aged 20 years and
days.
The deceased was formerly resident of Sha
lersvllle in this county. where now reside his wild
owed mother, only brother, 10 i'll health. and
several sisters. who in the sad event just dl=clused
to them, deserve large share of sympathy.
This son, ard brother WAS not only taTorte in
the home circle, where in his absence affection
wont to bestow her tribute largely, in thoughts
of love- kindly wishes. and invocatons of blessings
the absent one: bnt also regarded wit b pecu
liar esteem in the more extended circle of his ac-
quaintaneo.
To add poiguancy to oe grief of his friends, they
were in daily expectancy of his return, and even
Mt fret supposed the messenger who kindly ap-
pros ched their dwelling TO disclose the hea9y ii
dnes of death TO be the object of their solci-
tnde and while their hearts papitating quick
ly with eager hope they have placed in their hand
the darkly margined envelope that enshrnes those
words of sorrow tn at cnrry their sentiment deep
| into the soul of the anxious group" Charles is
de0d!
| Mr. Leonard started for California early in the
spring of 1850 end after Elk months of prva!ion and
toll arrived on its golden shores. and there, far from
home aud kindred, he employed his time and en-
ereias with busy Thousands in accumulating its gilt
terrg treasures till death laid his icy hand upon
| his victim, md he was borne away to he spirit
world With reference to Mr.. L e success and
the particulars of his last sickness and death little
is yet with certainty known.
Cow,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

: LITTLE FLORA ApDisoN, daughter OF the
Editor of the Commercial. and only 7 years CT
age, took the second premium for wooIen half
hose. His wife took the first.-Forest City,
Brother Addison is rich in all that constitutes
true riches-in the possession of what old Milton
calls ''the only bliss that has survived the FALL
Blessing and blessed may he aud his ..thegither''
20 jantily through life.
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abGr Saving Machine.

yHyHE Subscriber having purchased @1IPl&s
BIDR PLANNING NlADEIMiss wish
es to Inform the public generally that be is prepared to
plane Tongue and Flooring to order short
tce: also dress any thickness or both sides
under inches wide at much less rate than it can
he done for by hand. All who wish to money, will
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine All work will be done in worknanlike manner.
GF~ Please give him call, at Messrs. Hitchcock & NJ
Cllns new steam works few rods south of the Court
House GEORGE MELWAlN.
Rav<nna, Jul: 9Th. ls;3, s.lse1-1y
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Indian Troubles.

The Rogue River tOregan) lodians very
hostile to the whites and disturbances and outra-
gesare frequent The Indians are qnits strong in
numbers. and butcher The whites. burn their hous-
%, shoot their horses and mules, with impunty.-
Judge ALoNzo A SIMMER, Indian Agent and
formerly resident of this village has been mur.
dered by the savages. On The 27th ult. the Indi-
and whites, headed by G ". Lane Ind hat-
ale, in which the Gov. was severely wounded.
Three of his men were killed and eight wounded.
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Ladies' County Temperance Asli-
DNce.

1nce.
The Portage County Ladies' Temperance AL
lance at its meeting in Atwater, adjourned to meet
at Garrettsve on the first Thursday in Nogem-
Der. at which time and place it was expected the
quarterly meeting of the eGentIemen's County Tenn
peIGucc Alliance would be in session, but the Gem
tlsrnen having held special meeting of their Al
lance at Grrettsville the 9Th inst. and in con
sequence having changed the place of holling the
quarterly meeting, and appointed it ct Ravenua,
ii has upon some consultation been deemed best
to change tho place of holding the meeting of the
Ladies' Alliance:
NorIcE is therefore hereby given, that the
Portage County Ludies' Alliance will ho'd its
Quarterly Meeting, at Ravenna, the fret
Thursday. (the Sd day. of November next, at 10
O'Clock, A. nj. Mrs. S. w. Orvis. of Charles
town, who was appointed for that purpose, at the
Atwatsr meeting, is expected to address the Ali
ance. A full attendance of the Temperance la
dies of tho Comfy is earnestly requested.
HELEN L. BOSTWICK, Pres't.
ANN E. AUSTIN, Secy.
Ravenna, Oct. II, 1858.
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UxDERaRoUND r. R.--A poor painting fugitive,
from unrequitsed toll came up on the underground
Railroad one day last week. At the depot he
was met by kind friends, who spoke words ofcheer
to him, placed in his hand material aid" and Sc
cured him passage upon Branch of this great
railroad and ere readers this he will be in
the land where the slave hunter and bis blood thirs
~ mnions have no power.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

PETERSON, for November is a capital number
ZAMA, a tale from the pen of Mrs Stevens is
beautifully written. Mrs. Stevens is the talented
editor of Peterson, which is eDoughto suggest the
propriety of subscribing at once for the best and
cheapest Magazine in the country. Terms: Two
dollars year, in advance. fs
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
Prize Fight.

Another disgraceful fight occurred Mt Boston
four corners on the Harlem R.R., between The
noted Yankee Sullivan and john Morrsey. The
fight continued 55 minutes. Morrisey was sesrre-
ly rounded. his nose completely fiattened and his
face jammed to mummy. The fight was for a
purse Of $4,000. Morrisey WAS declared victor by
the judges, TO which decision the friends of Sulli-
van would not agree The whole afftr will end
in II muss. and it might as well. The authorities
although knowing the affair to take place, did
nothing TO PREVENT it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

THE MAManrH BLOCK The work on the
block is going ahead at rail- oad speed. The last
brick was laid on Saturday The roofing is near
" flushed, the workmen are putting in the win
aows. and laying the floors rapidly. The rooms
will be put in order for occupying soon az possi
bls 4
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GoDEY for November s upon our tuble. From
a cursory examination we pronounce it grand
number. Cooley generally makes Magazine of
rare interest, and it is better than 1t ever has
BEEN Terms: S3 per nrnum in advance.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

" Gutta Pefcha Oil Polish, is II new. but We
good article, for greasng and polishing boots shoes
India rubbers, harnesses, carriage tops, &c. 1t
Rives o polish and lustre almost equal to patent
leather. and the same time renders The leather
soft and Piiabe aud water proof. Calm gents, at
II. W.Smitb & Co.'sand get bottle. sE
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.AUGUS APPOINTMENTS.
4 9 5 3.
DR.. IL. Tub5s,
Analytical Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follovss
RAvENNA-FreQtiss House. Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday 18th and goth October.
AKKoN-Co66's Exchange, Tuesday 18th Oct
CLEvELAHD-AmsricaaH House, Wednesday and Thurs.
day. and 9th Sept.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism, Asthma short
ness of breath difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Weakness Nervous Debility, Restlessness, Lost
ofAppete Constipation Derangemenis ofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections, Gravel, Swelling Cancer, Scrofula,
Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood, of any chronic of
long standing diseases areinvited to CALL No charge
for consultation. -.-
DIR. T. never bleeds blisters nor is he Homeo-
patlst; he Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents nor Is lie IhoP
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted but not thandoes his system of treat
ment. He does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again. alay irritation by patching
I'D with anodYnes
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

HOUSE BUKNED.-The dwelling house OF the
late Benjamin Moore, in the township of Mapntua
was burned to the ground with its entire contents
last Thursday. The fire is supposed to have orig
mated from oven used for drying peaches in Or
near the house. When the FIRE was discovered ii
had tnade such headway that it could nos be ar
rested and the fine building was reduced to ashes.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
Quarterly Meeting of srae Portage coua,y

QuaFteTIY NEeetEIfE OF JEse -FOrfaEe County
Temperance Alliance.
The quarterly meeting Of the Portage County
Temperance Alliance will be held. pursu-
ant TO adjournment, at Rayenna, on the first
Thursday, the 3rd day of November next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Interesting speaking may be ex-
pPcted..
The Temperance men of Portage are invited 10
rally. stout hearted aud strongto the aid Of cause
temporarily defeated, hut which must soon prevail.
Frieuds of Temperance and members Of the
Alliance, Rumauisy bids us forward and urges that
we give not over r The liquor traffic is banished
from the land.
In the name of Philanthropy. let US gather to-
gether for counsel ancf'r work.
o. P. BROWN, President
o. w. STRoNa. Secretary.
October. 1S. 1858.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

kNIcKERBoCKER, for October is received and
read. 1t is rich number. The Editors Table
is more attractive this month than ever. The
Knickerhocker is the best literary periodical of
any meiit or note in the country, and is-rurely
American, not reprint of the stale English pro-
ductions. Encourages your
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
NE FALL
WINTER GnnnS-

q dR4e SoOOSs
~ GREENtiELDER. has ust received the
largest and most splendid of the best and Intes
ton of the country which, style finish and durability
cannot be surpassed My stock of coats consists Of
the ioiowg knds pilot beaver mohair. ngerlea6 pc
tersham, blanket, felt, broad cloth and sat;net r.
also endless variety foc dress sack and ,ox coets
pants vests and boys clothing of every kind arail d
color. ~
Furnishing Gno1s
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
wrappers drawers, socks gloves stocks neck ties
suspenders handkerchief shirts collars trunks yases
CARPET bags umbrellas india Rubbers eens etc etc
Come one, all and give me call
AndI will try to you all,
G. GREENFIELDER
Ravenns, Sept. 26th 1853.
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Thc stctk are Irlvitetl 60 Cnll.

Absence for few weeks from the State delays the
above appointments after which they will again be at
tended ut the usual periods
COOP CHEER FOR DYsPEPT1cs. Shnstick: OF
IIampden township. Geauga county was hrst attacked
by pain in the stomach followed by changeable appetite
indigestion, acidy tenderness and weakness or gone
ness at the pit of the stomach coness of extremeties
pain through the chest back and shoulders heaviness
and ncss of the head with great debility for nearly
two years had not strength enough sit up during the
entire day. Four different physicians had
rorary relief With little strength and less hope OF sue
cess the patient commenced the use OF anelycat rem
e,iss which were continued until complete cure was
eJrcIed Fur the last six months has taken no med-
cine and says her stomach never in better con-
l!t.un than now
Cost of treatment. $7,75.
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We also learn than the failures were as follows,
viz:
In Geography 4. In Grammar 2. In Arthme-
tic Is. In Arithmetic and Geography d. In
Arithmetic, Geography and Writing 1. Total
faiiures 9.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

Ladies' Keepsake and Home Llbrary-P Pubist-
ed by John S Taylor, New York, is good par
lor companion filed with choice gems of literary
geauings that cannot fail 10 attract the attentive
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

a Attention is directed to the advertisements,
''Sale of Personal property, at Auction, next Sat-
urday, at the residence of Col. Dewey, one miie
west of this village Persons in need of any of
the articles for sale, or those fond making good
bargains will of eourse be Oh hand.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

EE Selby King. spoke. iua Spiritual state. al
the Free Church last Friday evening. Qnts a
large auditory were in attendsnee, many OF whom
west out Of curiosity TO hear and sPirit talk.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

=. R'1n noticing the lady sqaestrians, last week.
we said Mrs. Parsons of Rnotstawn received the
third prize. We should have said Mrs. Cotton of
Rootstown, instead of Mrs. Parsons.
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Public salc Of EseEsonaa Pr.,o,.

HlHE Subscriber will sell at Public A,,t:
J. al his residence mile est of The VilIage r y,
fol loving proItTiy. One ycke of Working Caite one
ST an of horses COWS, enc yeerlrg heifcr calves
- hGesi Che TWO hoIse csrrIage. double harness
70 Tats E'aieoI re sleigh one iwn horse WAGON two
pi orEhs ore cfng, CHAINS, scyihss, &C.
nkc, - or 10 tons OF hay in tie now a quantity of
co rr: ais potatoes and hnckwheat -
Also e1 Of EG ehod f,Tnitufe cons;stinr oftab,.s
en- AIRS sia' d. knE glasses fcarr beds. bedsreas
@ S'"Se" ca els ore full ser of china one globe
OIL E E9o X tase md rpaIy oil. er sr;irles So
Aio loi CT boeks amer Q "A i,,cb =, III bo . -o, -
b, 90 ~ufhS commentaries in six olunlcs
= Gie 10 commence ri 10 o'clock A NJ
t. MS:-For all sums OK er FIVE ,lol,o-r ro,o ,;,,
approved sccmrity payable in SIX mep,s yy
irom date, will be received. WIN interest
Ravenna, October 18th, 1858 " 1915 s1 =,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

CoURT is still in session, Judge Bedding
upea the beuch. The business Of this term is
quito large aud is confined principally to civil ca
ses, there being no criminal cases of consequence
tho abscondipg prisoners not having been re- ia-
Aan.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

GLEAsoN's PICTORIAL is decidedly the bssi
publication Of the kind in the United States. Ali
his imitators fall behind and good ways too. To
say nothing of the beautiful pictures, you get as
much reading as is given in any three dollar Mag
azne and of quite as entertaining character
The Pictorial is Published weekly at So per an
mum by F. Gleason, Boston,. Mass.
ES,Our friend Addison of the Cleveland Com
n'efc'"t will soon enlarge his paper, and otherwise
improve 1t. The new form will be quarto, with
e'ght pages and forty columns. The following
.a'e''eu aa'es are among the corps ofcontributors
MRS. u M. Severance, Mrs. H. F. NJ Brown,
Mrs. oilv'aT urner, Mrs. F D. Gage, Miss Har-
riet N. Torrey, Miss An;oinei,e l., Brown.
The Commercial is an indefatigable advocate Of
Temperance and reform, and it's editor uutirinr in
his efforts to build up a good paper
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

1 The we'll known Rlrennd House has pas
psd into the hands of Mr.. CULLEN Mason, who
will hereafter act the part of ..nine host"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

The diffsreuoe between those whom the world
esteerns as good, and those whom it condemns as
bad y In many cases that the former have been
better Sheltered from temptation. = - 2
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

Oh, Tanners Oil. Whale
oil, lard oil. b-rning GuId, supply just receiver
nj SwirTs.
Octohcr, 1858.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

II Mr.. B. C. Gberts letter cametoo late for
insertion this week--it will appear in our next.
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d. NJ SoMERvlLLE. DANL. REDFIELD'
NOTlCE.-I nave taken Mr.. Redfield. OF
" Hartford Conn. Old and Experienced Tailor
MS partner in the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Bus
mess, n The nlI stand nearly opposite the Bans.
Ravenna October 5. 1888. ID. Nj. SOMERvILLE.
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. R. Co.
Franklin, June 1lth, 1853. {
At meeting OF the Directors of the Franklin and Var
R. r. Co.. this day he'd, the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz: Ten per cent pay
able July l. 1853 and of ten per
the end each succeeding sixty days, until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER. Secretary.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

We learn that at the examination of School
Teachers last Friday, there were 53 candidates
and that certificates were granted to the following,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19
New Arrival


BOOTS AND SHOES.
TsNIiE subscribers have just received and fresh
stock Of Eastern made boots and shoes. which with
their large assortment of home made, warranted work
Of all kinds enables them offer superior inducements
purchasers to give them call before purchasing else
where they believe the quality and prices Of their
stock will suil such wish purchase good article of
boots and shoes for the least money.
general supply of the Grst quality OF
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER
French and home calf skins moroccos. Innings lasts
findings &c will be Kept constantly hand and sold
at Il SNAIL advance cost for ready pay.
NTED.
or good Jnurneymen Boo: Makers.
u Cash paid fot beef hides
GIILLS & DURHAM.
Ravenna, Sept 81, 1858.
I'D UBBER OVERSHOES- few cases of
n "a mems and womens metallic rubber overshocs
ust rec L and for sse
GHLIs &. DuRHAM's
sPt'YS BOOT S 10 cases of Boys and
ES Youths and fne boots Gne article
& DURH
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VrankIin & warren vsniiroad.

a large number Of our citizens met a; the Court
House last Wednesday evening. to come to iaal
understanding with regard to the location of this
road.
Marvin Kent Esq, President Of the road. and
DR.. Earle. an infueniial member of the Board of
Directors were present. and made remarks and
explanatous which were very satisfactory aud well
received.
There seems now to be 20 doubt that The road
will be located through The YilInge. arrangem msnts
having been made by which that OBJECT cau be ac-
complished.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-19

RE A ID IT rs,
x.Ewz1 eamYEATug

Gtsadirs DysptTsia Chrenc Nervous debility diseases
ofte Kidneys and all diseases arising fon'a DISORDER
ed LiUpr stomach surh Constpat@on Incprd Piles,
FulEeis ot5tood 10 the Hena Acidty Of ths Stomac,
Nausea, 'iSeart-5,Ya Disgust for Food Fuiineess n
Wight IN the Stomach sour E'"ctatio"s sinking or
Fntterng et the pit Gf the sto"ack s''nan'ng OF me
the Heart, Chnhing or sMforGtng sensations ehen IN u
ig.g posture, Dinaess If Vision, Dots eds before
:he sight. Ferer and dAt Pain ~, The Head Deficiency Gf
PrTiraf;n, Yeorcness of the skin and Eyes, Pain m
tie side Back Chest, Limbs &c. sudde, qushes ofheGt
iMr,tng "a, the Flesh Constant Imagining Of evil, and
great depression If sririts, ran be cured by
ksr. EE00f7a Esd7s
CELEBR.i1'ED GER.H,s.N BITTERS,
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STABLER 'Good Medicines popular with all who
know of them. See their adversemen in another col
unn. Their CHERRY ExPEcToRANT' is admirable for
coughs, Sc. and their DurrhGa Cordial is the best
me.!y for diseases Of the bowels now extant.
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Ravenna, Oct. II. 1858.
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HARRIAGE & FURNITURE vARNISiI.
~ Warranted first quality for sale at Sn!rr's
October. 1853.
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{ III CARPETs.-Opeued thus morning. all
" widths at Srvvn,n,
October 10.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12

would not curse such hypocrisy, such repub-
licanism, with the bitterest anathsmas the
language would express
The condition of the laboring man Of the
north is not what it should be, but it is far
preferable to the slave of the south as heav.
en- is to hell-as virtue to vice-as happi-
ness to misery. In the north, the laborin Z
man may enjoy his family, the pleasures of
home, and choice of masters. The purity
of his wife and daughter is protected hy
law and public opinion. Tho slave of the
south has no wife; the woman he some
times lives with is the property oe another ;
his Intercourse with her is regula ted by the
master. He may see her once a year-once
in six months, or oftener, as his owner
wishes. The purity of his wife and daugh-
ter is at the mercy OF the debased and un-
bridled passions of the master, with no law
to protect and none to shed tear in pity
for their degradation.
Tell us where those individuals are to
be found who work for seventy-fs,: cents
per day, and pledge my honor that l will
inform them by Saturdays mail where they
may get one dollar and ten cents per day.
W***