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AsOLIAN PIANO FORTEs.
T. GILBERT & Co.'s New York Ware-roonls
1913 Broad,cay corner Of anthony ST., and
D.. u

OPFO"'Fe '1'F''e o''''
XNHEkE the largest assortment of Pianos with aud
w without the celebrated Improved holian, may be
found-a Of which have the metallic frame aud
rantsd to stand any climate and give entire satisfaction
and viii be sold at great bargains BY experience Of
eight years resulting in many important improvements the
EoAn has been brought 10 perfection 4ttsined by nc
others early 20O0 Eoans have been applet, and the
demand Is rapidly increasing Elegant Boudor Cottage
Pianos convenient for small rooms T. q 4 Co.'S Pianos
admitted TO be superior to all Others owing to their
frmne and long standing In tune Prices at the
mandatory Dealers supplied 1T liberal discounts T.
Wade and the entire Boston catalogue Of usc and In
stractiou Books furnished At this store at Wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent
Constantly hand, extensive assortment a second
hand Pianos In aud mahogany cases varying In
prices from $40 to $50. Second hand Eoan Pianos
S2OD TO SH5 Grand Pianos, frcm $40 " 800 Prince
Co.'S Melodeons from S3 TO $50 JaxharSs S55 TO $50
Guitars, from 10 to S75 &C., &c. sept i6-iy
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experienced mils right and practical mechanic, who
n has bnit mills OF various descriptions be driven by
steam water power would like e. receive propositions In
the above line he would engage to do repairs &c for
CORPORATION where he have steady employment
Certificates character and workmanship wilt be furnish
ed For urhr particulars sodres Memoranda, care Of
Bailey Washington, ID &.
Platform sea es built to oIdsr Jan 6-6t
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Cola, Washington co., " y, Dec. %, 1862
New subscribers are moro easily obtained since
the election We will do all we can to raise
your list to 10000
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EDWARD A. xTANSBURY

Nr0Ck BROKER, No. Hanover street, New York.
- Stocks and other Securite. bought and Sold Pa
per negotiated "a
Reference. h Dwight, IT,, Eco New Yorl C r.
Kirkland Esq do hlessrs. Weeks X Co., do; Messrs
J. H. u feck Go. burlington. Vt. Sept. Q.
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Carrolton, Greene CO., H., Dec. 81, 1862
We gave just as many votes, think, in this
county for Hale, rs there are subscribers to
your paper. Although the voting shows but
little strength, yet know that we are gaining
rapidly 1t is very difficult to get men to let
90 old party ties All we want here is to get
the truth before the masses. Go on, and may
God speed you
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARA.

\ Tho Globe" is tho name Of an ancient planta
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ORMsBEE'S MINIATURE HOUSE,
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DAGUERREOTYPES, PROTOTYPES,
CABO TYPES
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North Euons, Erie CO., Dec. 81, lS52.-This
fall we cast forty-two votes for Hale and Julian ;
large proportion Of these have had access to
the Era
With those timely disclosures you have given
through the Era, we have been enabled to strip
the fg-eaf covering from those two great par
ties by which they have endeavored to hide
their political coruptions Y \
Give US the facts and arguments, and the Free
Democracy of 1856 will make Hunkersm
tremble for its very existence
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PenfeId, Monroe co., N Y, Dec. p, 1852
herewith send you the names of twenty-f five
subscribers for the Era for one year. \
| never knew a person to read the Era three
months, without becoming converted to the
good cause. The true way to redeem our
country from the Slave Power, is to get the
People to read our papers Out of the twenty
five subscribers eighteen are new ones; ten of
the eighteen voted for Scott and Graham
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b. r.. BORDEN,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor a. Law, WoOnsocket Rhod
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Knights Cor. p. D., N. Y, Dec. 81, 1852
The signs Of the times look more brightly.
feel to take new courage, though confess, for
two or three years past, have felt paralysis
slowly coming on. The result of the late cleo
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Niagara Fails, ~ T.. Dec %, Is52-How
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Goupsrnsur, ST. Laurence CO., ~ T., Dec 81
52--The Free Democracy OF ST Lawrence
county are awake. County Convention is to
be held on the 2sth instant tor the purpose Of
making more complete organization of the
party. The friends OF freedom here were never
more encouraged than at the present time
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90 D { 081 8 s.,
Or. B. 7. SPELMAN

W OULD announce the people of Ravenna and
w its v:einiy that he has located permanently in
thIs place. where he will always hold himself in feadi
to ATTEND every call in his professional line In
addition 20 the insertion of a:tlria teeth, plugging
sc particular attention will be paid 10 the diseases
of the msulh and gums branch of the profession
usually neglected. -
Dr. s. Is in possession ofall teSimproEements which
give the Baston Dentists the preference over those
of any other CITY the unon and manufacturing his
own Il ineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance COM
proclaim teeth. Owing TO the absorption winch
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved necessary make use of teeth that
much longer than The natural organs are so thai
when the teeth used, instead of being an
ornament, hey often disfgure the mouth: nor viii the
of the old fashioned gum teeh obviae the difficulty
But the improy removes objection, and
though they composed of the materials they
constructed to be much servceable and
durable. and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half she expense incurred in the repairs
of The old kind. There verymany advantages re
smiling from these improvements which cannot be set
forth in notice so brief Those interested there
fore invited call his Office and DIR. 5. will be glad
explain the advantages of this the old plan
plan which he praciced for years before he receiv-
ed the improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him. and individual in this village who has an
entire set in both Jaws.
Office Seymour's Block the Post Office
Ravenna. May 9th, 1851.
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TO FEMALES

You will Grd these pills an Invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc-
tions either Total partial they have been found of
estimabe benefit restoring their functional arrangements
10 healthy action, purify ing the blood and other fluids
efectuay 10 put to fight all complaints which may
arise from female irrt gnarites headache, gddness
dmness of sight, pain IN The side, back, &C.
None genuine unless signed ]. N Hobensack all 9th:
being base Imitation. ~.S :
IL Agents wishing supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of becomiug address the proprietor
j. N. Hobensack, Philadelphia Pa.
AGENTS
DR.. Isaac Swift, Ravenna; A. V. Horr, Shaersvile;
l. b. Sheldon. Atwater; r. Siey Suffeld; D. K
Wheeler. Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Canfeld; ]. H.
Sexton, Youngstown; Hoyt BrotherS Co., W arren;
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser No. l4o, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer Cleveland. 1881
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AGENCY Y OF DR.. s. FIrCH's
Celebrated Medicines,

ETSED by him with such distinguished success in the
y cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, DYSPEPSIA, Gonorrhea, Piles Female
Complaints &C. Also, DIR. S. Fch's Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces, Inhaing Iubos aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
hea,lto old age. &C..
RODOLPHUS BAR ID has been appointed agent
for the sale of tie above goods and will con-
santlv hand at his residence in Brimed. only agent
for Portage County Ohio.
nT DIR. Fitchs "Guide Book to invalids, and direc-
tions for cmong lealh and instructions 10 mothers,
in the mana cement of Children may be had, gratut-
ously by calling for at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable hook. X. BARD.
Brimfeld Jan. 6, 1852. '9S
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S. r A VT S @ N,
TO TIE FASHIONABLE.
A r. O II O. II E

:. b O u C II E.
(Late Foreman to r. John Giliis Boot manufactured
rsap HAS CONNIE M ed the boot and shoe manufactur
HESA ing, one door South of the G ourt House and
SA-would solicit share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience the business, to give
full satisfaction all who may be pleased paronize
him. He intends l., manufacture the following kinds:
Gentlemen's French Calf sewed and pegged Boots.
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots, sewed and pegged
and mnnv other fashions, numerous mention.-
lie ntt nds confne himself principally to the
fact.,re OF Genllemens
Repairing done in good order and short notice
Particular attention paid TO cash customers.
A BOUCHE
Ravenn1 February 9th. 1883 I2h7-Iy
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cw york city INSURANCE. Company

, FARHERS S DEP1RIMENT.
A agent tor the above well known md igh-
y responsible institution the undersigned is authoris-
ed to to Issue Policies of Insurance.
s,,i ompany having capital Of Five Hundred Thou
i1oiihrs located in the city of New York. possess ad-
vanages and facilities for doing largeand yery safe bns
mess at much less cost insured than is usually paid
7py them 10 companies doing small business.
- vi. II. W. SMITH.
nasenna' so'eHper 81" 1859 ll96
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Furniture.

A New Fdrn tire " are Room Just opened o.
n door East of Hall $ Book Store Main ST. where
be found all kinds of Cabinet at low prices and
assortment of cos Of various Sizes Also the largest he
and cheapest assortment Of plain md fancy chairs
fered this market consisting in part of every variety
Of canebottom@ from to IL dollars ner set Kockns
Nursery and Office chairs and every variety of wood b
toms in use all of which win be sold mt CeveiH
prices have also choice lot of Looking Glasses whicl
l can sell a little below Ravenna prices.
April 18th 1853. T. G.. PHIITTS.
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G Ee EMS
Cottage III elodeOn.

TSE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
oftLe musical public to some new hleiodeons which
is now manufacturing in tins place. which for beauty
style qnckness of touch and qualify of tone is no'
rpassed by any manufacturers i'll the country They
ry in size from 81 10 4, $ ami 80 ocavoes, Prices from
- TO SI5, $40 and 500. The 50 and4 ociavoes
iie pillar. representing center siie table,
and S. 1cs are in Piano form. Pense call
g judge for yoursel; All tieahove instruments are
rrauied All kinds # reed instruments repaired al
nolice and in COOL style. Accordeons repaired and
" reeds put in ut Ia cents each. Shop over Mr.
tile's Bookstore. G. +. GREEN.
1avenna. Ohio ll67-iv
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.NEW BOOKS! .NEU BOOKS!

APREP INTO UNCLE TOMS SCAnlN,-By "Aunt
Mary far ernephews rnd neces; with an ad-
dress from Mrs. Stowe to the Children in England
and America.
The Tell TALB, or Home Secrets, by tho Au-
thor of Sunny Side, Peep at No. five, &c.
My NOVEL, or Vaiie,ies in English Life. By
Bulwer
UaLy EFFIE. BY Mrs. Caroline Lee Heu,z.
T'HE SENATORS Son, or the Maine law last
refuge. By Miss Fuller,--a new supply received
and price redueed-going of fast.
DEMocRAcr OF CHRISTIANITY, by Vim. Good
ell, Vol. II. received.
A general assortment of School md Miscellaue.
ous Books constantly on hand. Callat
HILLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, March 6, 1858.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
1lllE subscribers hnve on hand n largrr ard
extensive of Groceries, Provisions and
ietes than he found in any establishment in the
unity, and will sell good article at low price as
n be found elsewhere.
Also prepared to buy Produce high Cash Rates as
ny other house. II. W. SMITH e. CO.
Ravenna, Nov. 80, 1852. LOG
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,


ID H. KINK Il LIN,
Northwest Corner of Third and Union streets, be-
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
BHFTEEN years Of extensive and uninterrupted prac-
n tice spent in this city. have rendered Dr. K. the
most expert and successful nract onef far and in
The treatment all diseases of private Persons
afflicted with ulcers up the body throqt, legs.
pain The head or bones, merc1rial rheumatism,
structures, gravel disease arising youthful
impurities of the blood whereby rhe constitution
has become enfeeblsd are all treated with saceess.
lie who places himself under the care of DR. K. may
egiously confi;e in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice induged ina, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, schoothe effects of Whcb
nightly feltevcn when asleep, and destroy both
mind and body-should apply Immediately. Weakness
and constitutional de biliy loss of muscular energy
physical lassItude and general prosfraiion, irraby
and all nervous affections. indigestion. suggshness
ofihe hver and every disease any connected with
the disorder the procreative functions, cured and
full vigor restored.
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.JOUN p. HALE.

A beautiful PORTRAIT of the candidate Of the
a Free Soil Party, for only 25 cents from Daguerre-
him yet taken. Every true Free Soiler should have
py of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
parlor. We have put the price so low, that ALL both
gh and low, rich and poor can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers in introducing this Portrait
the notice of the Public ...- s-.-
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna Nov. 1G 1852.
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YIgL4GELoTs FOR SALE.

=
FWyFIRTEEN lots in Daniel Sewers addition to
z the village f Ravenna, south of the Canal,
are offered to the public at prices, and on terms
to accommodate all who wish to, build. The
ground is high, water easily obtained with little
digging, and The location every way desirable
< On one of The lets iieIe is a new dwelling and
barn, which wil be sold at bargain, md on easy
terms. Enquire oftle subscriber on The premises.
DANIEL SOWERS.
Rayenna. Feb. % Il, 1858. 1t
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GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

The ,SeRator's San, or the Name L ,r, last
Hefuge. By Net, Victuria Fuller.
This anxiously looked for, and powerfully writ
ten work. il, to The Temperance cause, what Un-
Gle Toms Cabin is to the Anii-Savery cause and
is destined to produce great sensation, and TO
exert an immense and salutary Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast at
March 2, 1853. Halls Book SToRE.
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Mrw MTLZIMERv.

SgRs Lee would respectfully inform the Ladies of Car
We rettsyie and vicinity that she isnow opening
Shop Millinery purposes, where she intends to keep
constantly on hand ,orttnent Of Ladies' IL ts Caps
Trimming &c, sc. Straw hats cleaned and pressed in.
the best and the shortest possible notice. A
share nt patronage solicited Room the store
cupecl r. Lee & 60.
Carr svile, March 22d. 1853. 1aIf-9m#
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READ!.
Youth and Manh cod.
II VIGOROUS LIFE. OR Il PREMATURE


kinkelfrl on Self-PrcSerVatSOn!!
Only 25 SENTS.
This Book just published. is filled With useful inform
alton, on the inrmiIes and diseases of the Generniive
Organs. IL addresses itself alike 10 Youth, Manhood
and Old Age, and should be read by ALL
The value, advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
annually thousands of lives.
Parents by reading it. will learn how 10 prevent the
destruction of Their children.
"a remittance of 25 cents. enclosed in letter adj
dressed to Dr. knkelin northwest of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine Pha-
dephia, will ensure book, under envelope per
of mall
Persons ut distance may address DR.. X by letter.
(postpaId) and be cured at home
Packages of mt dicnes. directions &C. forwarded by
sending remittance, and put up secure from damage
curiosity. See az. .. l1,a
Book okscliers News Agents, Pedars Canvassers, and
all others supplied with the above work. very low
rates.
May "a. 1852 ,-,-- l169-Iy
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nR. J. B. ANARCHISTS <CELERaTEED
" CATHOLICON-FOR THE RELIEF
AND CURE OF SUFFERING FEMALS-a

1t stands pre-emineBt
or lis curative powers
n all the diseases for
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i4tt all interested cali
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rec, containing ample
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WINTER ARRAN ME- " T.
& Es 80 80 -
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
SAEL ROAD.


G. 50 - -. -. -.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
EsAEL ROAD.
an and afer Wednesday November IL. 1852, Pas
" sehger trains will fuh daily, Sundays excepted
as follows:
Leaves Cleveland at8:45 A. NJ Express Train for
Wellcvi!le and intermediate stations; 73G p. NJ, Ac
commodation for Alian.e stopping all way
tons.
Leaves Alliance at 710 O'Clock A. M Accommoda-
non Tram for Cleveland, stopping all way stations
Leaves Weilsville at p M, Express Train for Cleve
land and intermediate stations.
The 8;45 A. NJ. Express Train from Cleveland con
meets daily with The following lines Cleveland
with the Trans from cincinnati and Columbus and
Buffalo and Dunkirk; hudson with The Akron Branch
Railroad for Guyahnga Falls and Akron; Ravenna
with Wards line of horse Coaches for Warren; AL
lance with The Ohio and PennsyI yIvnnIa Rairoad; ai
B"yard with Hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and
Car:olIIon.
FOR FITTSBURGM-The8 8:45 A M and $40 p
VI Trains from Cleveland CONNER at Alliance with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh. forming
daily lines between the two cities.
FOR HHEELING.-The 8:45 A NJ Train from
Cleveland connects at Wesve with the splendid side
wheel steamers, Winchester ana Diurnal. on the Ohio
RIVER, for Wheeling and intermediate landings:
Passengers tickeed ronsh from Cleveland 10 either
of the above cities, ria Pittsburgh and Pennsylva vana
Central Rail Road. for $1 and they go through bv
either of the above rains without detention.
The Accommodation Train leaving Cleveland at 1880
p NJ. connects with The Express Train from Cincinnati
and Columbus. and with The Lake Shore Road from
Dunkirk and buffalo at Cleveland with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson, for Cuyahoga Falls and
Akron, and with the OHIO and Penhsy ylvania Rail Road
Alliance for Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati in the morning
ming can direct to Pittsburgh ria Cleveland, without
any detention
Observation-Disclosures leaving Wheeling in the
morning, will take the P NJ Express Train from Wells
vile. and Passengers leaving Pittsburgh at 1890
will take the same Train at Alliance is NJ. and
arrive in Cleveland in lime with the Lake
i.holc Road for New York, via nunkirk Buffalo.
Also with the c c d. e Railroad for Columbus Gin
cinnati. and mtermeiste stations.
The Accommodation Train leaving Alliance at :: 10
NJ connects at Hudson with the Akron Branch Rail
Road for CuyaAoga Falls and Akron.
JOHN DURAND, Superintendent.
C. q p Rail Road Office.
Cleveland. Now Is, 1889 {