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New Sash and Blind FactSsy

VE7HE subscribers having purchased the most approved
Sash and Blind Machine, Jesse Leavens pateut,l
notice The style of the work is entirely new being
what is called the Frank SASH which for neatness and
strength cannot be surpassed All wishing to purchase
the above articles win please call examine before pur
chasing where at the New Steam Factory of Hitch
COCK q McCiun few rods soath OF the Court HorSe.
70 Sash OF various sizes kept constantly on hand.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
BROWN & TRACY.
haVenna June 18TH 1853 1925. 1y
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a We Inadvertently omitted to mention last
week that the Town Council had appointed Will
LIAM B. MArrHEws, Marshal, in place of H. S.
boty, resigned. Also, that they had appoip ted
EDMUND TwIrT, Deputy Marshal.
These gentlemen will make prompt, energetic
ana efiicieat officers The vigilance shrewdness
and night watchngs Of the Marshal and his Depu-
~, by which the late bogus money manulactory
IN This village was broken up, attest the wisdom of
the Council in their appointment.
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E II should be anirerSQiiy GRoIc7t-for it is strictly
true-tat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenery darrhra cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen.
Grated by indigestion aione Think of that dyspeptics
think of all who suffer from disordered stomacls and if
you willing be guided by advice, founded upon ex-
perience, resort don't delay day to HooAands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which, as
an Alternative curative and invgora stands alone and un
approached General depot 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Btters and know they excellent for the
diseases specified Philadelphia City lem
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WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1858.

WOOSTER Ohio june 1858.
DIR. H. Tunns-Dear Sir: In justice 10 you l can
refrain expressing my gratitude, and at the same
time will offer something of my experience, hoping i(
published itmay prove beneficial 10 suffering human
ty. For the last seven years have abored under
combination of Diseases and suffered that
rendered life burthen. The best physicians of the
country were employed, but all in vain they neither
gave encouragement relief In the fall of l949 my
nervous system completely Prostrated by course
of typhoid fever. From that time my lungs were
weak causing much difficulty of breathing. cough and
expectoraicn. also suffered extremely with sting
ing pain my left side the heart and hack of the
shoulders but still more from violent struggling of
the heart and back of the shoulders, but still
from violent struggling of the heart and ndiscri-
bable sinking dying feeling which seemed mpossi-
BILE to survive These commissions throes of the
heart would terminate by rush of the blood TO tie
head producing fearful sensation bordering upon de-
lirium and leave exhausted. A pain in the back
and stomach, with frequent vomiting, added 10 my af-
fictions. Strength ard flesh were much reduced
obliged to keep my bed grenter part of the time
and friends and negibors gave up hope of recovery
thinking sinking with consumption. In the summer
of 1881 when my diseasewore its darkest form friend
urged me TO DR.. Tubbs. l have done so Lave
taken of no other medicines since and am happy now
to say health good Disease has disa peared under
treatment like dew before the morning SUM- and can
now work at household affairs from morning until eve
ming until evening with no Inconvenience whatever.
Yours truly.
REBECCA A. WHITE.
We give the above without comment. Those wish
ing further information, call upon Mrs. W., or
write her at Wooster Ohio.
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GREAT TEmPRRANcE TALE.

TIE SssakQr's Sos, or tle Maine Lar, a last
Refuge. By Meta tTetpsia Fuller.
This anSiously looked for, and posverfully writ
ten work, is, to the Temperance cause, -un,
is destined TO produce great sensation, undio
exert an immense aud salutary influences.
A new supply just received and going OF East at
siarpl, ?, 1853. HAhE's BooR SToAf,
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PETERSON, for September, is well worthy cf
perusal. 1t contains gem of picture, with an
artcIS Illustrating it, entitled Music and Love-
Ha'sha, didn't we laugh some while reading it,
It's true no mistake.
cha's J. Peterson, Pnblisler. Philadelphia =
Terrns, s.. 90 per AMMAN,
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" Don't be humbugged out of your ..quartersr
by these Hippedrome nuisances that are yoin,
through the country. They are but wretcbed
things, and not deserving of the patronage Of the
good people Of Portage. Keep your money, you
can invest 1t better.
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pnh,ic schnni No.ic.,

The Public Schools OF Rayenna Village, will commence
On Monday tie fifth day of September next. Competent
Teachers have been employed to take charge of the
schools
Mr. B Newell, Will have charge of the male and Miss
A. S. AspenwaI of the female department in the High
Schools.
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-GonEY 6or September is a fiue specimen of the
Art preseryaiiVe of all arts" and Cooley Geld on
fails Of gvinga good Magazine, take it as you may
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T!-HiPpodron,e is now the genteel
name for Horse-theater.
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r. Comet has been seen for few nights
past 10 the n. n. w.
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nj AIOTtCE Is hereby given that tne subscriber
! u has been appointed and qualified administ
de bonis The esate of Jeremiah Cotton,
late of Freedom Portage County, Ohio deceased.
= SILAS CROCKER.
August 10TH 1858. 123t-3N*
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
is 5 8.
DIR. Ea. FHbas,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RAyENNA-Pre0tiSs House, Monday afternoon and
Tuesday 22d and 23d August.
AKRoN-Co66s Exchange, Saturday Goth Aug.
- CLEyELAED-An,erican House, Wednesday and Thurs
day. rd and 4h Aug.
WARREN-C Clinton House, Friday 2Gih Aug.
Those afflicted with diseases OF the Liver, Lungs Kid
neys or Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism A Ashma short
of breath difficulty of brea thing Dyspepsia, Drop
sy Weakness Nervous Debility, Restlessness, Lost
of Appetite Constipation Derangemens ofthe Stomach
Bilious affections Gravel Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula
Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood or of any chronic of
long standing Diseases are invited to cali. No charge
for consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor blisters, is he Homeo-
patbist; he Mercury, Antmony, Arsenic or
any other mineral medical agents, is he Thomp
sonian-he neither steams gives emetics. His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have leen
adopted, but not thandoes bis system of treat
Inent! He does not make sick to make well, tear
down to build up again. allay irritation by patching
up with anodV Vnes.
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@aucnIpunaop Gaaooun0unpess
fHtit best aud largest assortment OF Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and xcepttohnhe IN tone
and inluenee, embra cling works from the ren of u s.
Arthur Mrs. Grey, Miss Pickering. AIRS. Gore, Mrs.
Mowat Charles Lever nd other distinguished writers,
yer offered in this muflet may be found ut
Oct. 81. HAi.L's BOOK STORE.
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p DR. H. Tubbs, will be 10 attendance at the
Preptiss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
Aup 22nd and o3t See advertisement
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E0EHCHS

N Office is hereby given that the subscriber
lV has been duly appointed and qualified adminlstra
the estale of Almon 8. Coe, late of Portuge
county, deceased
JAMES COE.
Ravenna. August 18th. 1858. l234-3w*
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CLEVELAND Aug. Is. 1853.

Correspondence ofthe Ohio Star.
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d UST RECEIVED .-This day by Express
oD choice lot of boys clothing, which will be sold
cheaper than you can possibly make them up at
SOHMERVILLE'S.
August Is. Nearly opposite the Bank.
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*For corporation purposes.
The Treasurer his deputy will attend in the several
townships at or near the usual places of holding elections
for the puruose of receiving tHXes from o'clock A. M
to O'clock P. NJ, ON the following days to witt
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GEO. MESSENGER, Board
S. A. GILLETT, of
JoHN II. EsBERr. Education.
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q GMDOZEN more of those large sized
q " white cotton hose The best article for one
shilling per pair offered in this market and they
are going fast at II. l.. DAYS.
Inna z I253
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As 81 81 LBS. Sal Soda. 100 lbs Putty in
% WV bIadders, ,25 1b kegs zinc paint in oil pol
ishing Putty for marble lb Botls chloride lime bronze
gold leaf &c,
SPONGE, great variety, Twine-nen and cotton,
bottle wax. corkscrews curks of ever description.
BIsering tissue Sei,ililz Powders
EXTRACT of cammomie, rhubarb, ext. aconIte,
ext hops. ext Quassa, ext yalerian syrup iodde ron
phosphate lime, pure cod liver oil, chloride zinc
MoRTARs-wedgewood and porcelain trusses, syrin
ges-glass and metal, Tho rmoneters
FLAvoRING FxTRAcTs.-Mace. nutmegs, cinnamon,
cloves ground alspice, ground pepper mustard &c.
so iea coffee, black tea, cocoa chocolate. rice,
raIsins arlna starch, crushed and grained
ROSE PINK. Paris green, Chrome green Prussian blue,
fig blue, ultra marine, emery smalrs flint sand paper.
Emmersons hair We, kaitharion, Phaiors Inr
vigorator Trcopherous hair tonic hair dyes oils per-
fumery, fancy soaps &c,
Bird seeds, fish bone &C.
T. SWIFT
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LAST BUT NOT LEAS1y
Great Arrival of New Goods!
ON THE SQUARE,
MAY. S5S.

SILK iSSETESy-A large assortment oi
- MACK md e,ncp coiored silk vissetes and mantl
las. Just opened at IL, D.x,
Nav 81. VI u. bFs y.
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eSIl.K MITTS.-Another invoice of h.nck silk mitts
- just received, at II. DAYS.
June 7Ih, 1853.
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a NY PHYSICIAN wishing 10 purchase OPP
- paraus combined for pumping cupping and inject
ing had better call soon at SWIFT's
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NOFFEE DRINKERS eau find Extract
~ and Essence of Coffee at SW1FTs. =.
August, 1873
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SDahaAan s1.'. YAkDs Hp:s,,e of those hoses. superior
shilling per yard, just received at ii. L. DAYS.
June 9TH, 1853.
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TENOOTH ACHE BALLS, can be hnd at
g SMIET'S
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Mail Items.

In o suit for slander, instituted by q clerk, o
verdict Of $4,000 was brought in against DIR.
Henry Bowen, Of the firm Of Bowen & MeNa-
NEE, the well known silk merchants Of New
York, on the 22d inst.
An exchange states that the Navy Of Mexico
consists Of two fishing smacks and a raft-the
former mounted with twelve marines, and the
latter with a hen.csop.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet, has dehv-
cred II lectures this winter, which at fifty
dollars each-about the usual price-would
give him the snug sum Of $3.50.
F. 1t 10 stalled that Barnum has engaged the
6iamese Twins for another tour through the
United States and Europe, at q salary of
$4,000 per year.
The gross receipts Of the thirty operas given
by Madame Sentag at New York, are said to
have been 100000.
A petition 10 in circulatian in Massachusetts,
signed by the advocates of Woman's Rights,
which is intended to be presented to the Con-
stitational Convention, praying that an amend
ment to the Constitution may be adopted, stri-
king ont the word "mak" whenever it occurs
in that instrument.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-09

UT is said that Gen. Abner Curtis, a great
shoe manufacturer Of East Abingdon, Mass, has
issued proposals to some twenty or thirty young
men in his manufacturing warehouse, that il
they will, the current year, be prudent, ccono-
mical, and faithful in their duties-show a bal
ance sheet of savings, individually, of one hun-
dred and fifty dollars, and consumate marriage
on or before the first day Of January next ensu.
ing, then he will add, as a New Years present,
a house lot upon his domain, and one hundred
dollars for the purpose of assisting in the eree-
ton Of cottage house, severally, to bis corps
of assistants aforesaid.
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Telegraphic Items.
From the True Delta.1
From Tnvynr


New York, April 4---The Crescent City has
arrived from Havana, with dates to the LIST inst.
A large number of slaves had been landed or
the island, and the Captain General had ordered
the arrest of persons supposed to be concerned
in the slave traffic.
Vice President King.
Il wasreported at Havana that Vice President
King was disguised with the courtesies of the
Captain General Of Cuba, and would leave the
island on the 9Th, without seeing him.
Dates from Guatemala to the 9th state that
the difficulties with Honduras continued to
exist.
Louisville, April lst.-Lola Montez has left,
or will shortly leave for California,
The Gardiner Trial.
Washington, April 5.-The Gardiner trial is
still progressing, and the evidences of fraud are
overwhelming.
From the Picayune.l
Death of Mrs. Cass.
Baltimore, April Mrs. Cass, wife of Sen.
ator Cass, Of Michigan. died at Detroit on the
3lst ult.
New Orleans Appointments.
Baltimore, April 9.-The following are be-
lieved to be the appointments made by the Pre-
sident for NewfOrleans:
Maunssl White, Collector ]. L. Carman,
Postmaster; Vaudeville Marigny, Superinten-
dent of the Mint; Wyndham Robertson, Attor-
ney; D~eviere. Navy Agent; Chas. Bienvenu, Sur-
veyor; and Samuel Kicker, Consul to Glasgow.
Difficulties between Honduras
and Guatemala.
Baltimore, April 3-Adyices from Hondu.
rss, received at New York, as late as the 3lst
Of FEBRUARY, announced the commencement of
open hostilities between Honduras and Guate-
mela. A battle had been fought, in which the
troops Of Honduras were victorious.
N. Orleans Appointments Again.
Baltimore, April Alt is now reported that
Vaudeville Marigny will receive the appoint
ment Of Naval Officer at New Orleans; Thos.
C. Porter, Surveyor; DR.. Hereford, Marshall
All other appointments as above statec-Maan-
sci White, Collector Carnan, Postmaster, etc.
Late from BuenOs Ayres.-..More
Fighting.
Baltimore, April 3.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres 40 late as the 10Th Of February have been
received. Considerable diminishing and one
pitched battle had taken place, in which Urqui-
"a was victorious.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-09
The Judiciary Election.

The Election in this Parish on last MONDAY
went off very tamely. About ene-half tn,
votes were polled-no one seemingly to mani
fest any interest in the matter. The majorit,
Of Sldell over Roselius 100, and that of Duf
fel over his highest competitor, (Ogden) 1856
The following is the statement of the vote:
Bayou Goul.-For Chief Justice, Slidell 70
RoseIius II, Burk4 4. For Associate Justice
Duffel IA, Taylor 6, Rawle /, S~trawbridge ii.
Paqsemine.-Slidell SO, Roselius As, Burl
4. Dufiel 81, Taylor II, Ogden 80, Rawle 3
Strawbridge II, Beatty 2.
Indian Nllage-SIidell 4, Roselius 7. Tay,
lor 4, Ogden 2, Rawle 4, Strawbridge ].
The bhnd-Slidell II, Roselius %. DUFF.
fel II, Taylor q, Ogden IT, Strawbridgel, Bea.
ty 2.
Oaks.--Slidell "a, Roselius as. Dufiel Is,
Taylor i, Ogden 81, Beatty 3.
Grand Riuer.-Slidel 8, Roselius7 =. Tay.
lor Q, Ogden 3, Rawle Z, Strawbridge 3.
Paul Dupuys.-Slidell a, Roselius s. DUFF:
fel 9, Strawbridge /.
Crosse TSs.-Slidell "A, Roselius 10. Duff
fel So, Taylor 8, Ogden l3.
In the city of New Orleans and Algiers, the
vote for Slidell was 4llo; for Roselius, 4o79
For Associate Judge Of the lst District in
New Orleans and Algiers, Buchanan received
1897 Kennedy 1868; Schmidt l72; Preaux
500.
For Associate Judge Of the Second District
above Julia street, Strawbridge received 2ss
votes; Ogden 4ss; Dufel 80; Taylor 967
Beatty IS; Rawle, 144.
The Bee says: AIN the Jefferson city and Car
rollton precincts Of the parish of Jefferson
Roselius leads SIidell 25s votes. The parish
Of West Baton Rouge gives Roselius Sc ma
jority, and East Baton Rouge So. In the pa
rish Of st. Bernard, the reported majority for
Roselius l25. So far, Roselius runs better in
the country than we expected, but we consider
the result highly uncertain" a 'al a
The official vote for Associate Justice In E
Baton Rouge is-C. VOORHEES, ali, Thomas H.
Lewis lss, Thos. ]. Cooley 80.
Ascension Parish-Donaldsonvifi :Roselius,
1873; Slideli, 90; DufFel, 1856; Ogden, 80; Taylor,
8; Beatty, .; strawbridge, l; Rawle, !.
. Napoleonville RoseIius, 4 majority.
st. James.-Convent : Roselius, l majority.
81. John Baptia.-Two precincts: Slidell,
AZ; Roselius, as Beatty, %; Ogden, "a; Tay>
lor, I.
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Southern Ladies' Book--The April number
of this excellent Southern monthly, edited by
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENcB, has been received
The present number is enbellished with q
portrait Of JAaEs H. CALDWELL, Eco, and
contains also quite a comprehensive sketch Of
the life Of this venerable citizen. The cut Of
Che 81. Charles Hotel is really excellent
We notice that the propristors offer a prize
of$2oo for the best story, and 800 for the
best poem, TO be delivered before the list Of
July. Here is o chance for some ofouS geniu-
eos, which they ought to improve. :.
The Southern Ladies' Book Is published at
lo3St. Charles street, New Orleans, at o. per
amman. ~ ~
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WORMS! WORMS,

~-7arious theories have been started re1,t;,o
to the origin of intestinal worms, and vet tho wv
ton is still a vexed one among midical ,ntbo..:e
Of one fact, mwever, all are informed .ns e.:
which all sgree-the fatal nature of the jnsno,A
they exert on children. AT this season Of the Yea,
the attacks of worms are most frequent as well AZ
most dangerous. We take great pleasure in d.
Eecting the attention of parents to the Vermi.
fuge o Dr: M'Lane. 1t is one Of the most extra
ordinary medicines ever introduced to the public,
and has never failed Of success when tried.
For sale by sCOvlL & MEAD, III Chrtresa
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also. sold by A. E. RICHARDS,
Plaquemine. ans
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Mutual Forbearance.-That house will be
kept in turmoil where there is no tolerance of
each others errors, no lenity shown to failings,
no meek submission to injuries, no soft answer
to turn away wrath. If you lay a stick of wood
on the andirons, and apply fire to it, it will 60
out, put another stick and will it burn; and half
a dozen, and you will have q grand conflagra~
ton. There are other fires subject to the same
conditions. If one member gets into a passion
and is let alone, he will cool down, and posi-
bly, he ashamed and repent; but oppose temper
to temper, pile on the fuel, draw in others of
the group, and let one harsh answer be follow
ed by another, and there will soon be a blaze
which will enwrap them in a lurid splendor. +
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NEW
NEW SPRING GOODS,

WE would invite public attention to the verv
w neat and desirable assortment of fresh and
seasonable Goods which we are now receiving
direct from New York. 49,
Our recent arrivals include various STYLES Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Embracing in part as follows
French Muslins, Plain and Printed;
Spring Ginghams, do do small check;
Tissues, very rich styles;
Bareges, plain and printed;
Organizes in patterns, very rich;
Crepe de Paris;
Embroidered Crefu Robes;
Flounced Muslin do;
Grenadines, plain and embroidered;
Printed Linen Lawns;
Tarletons; Crepe Leice;
Chameleon poult de soir;
Also, a rich variety Of
Parasols and Fans;
Black and White Lace Wells;
Rich Bridal do;
Embroidery, consisting Of
Muslin and Lace Capes, Colluos SLEEVES, Chi,
miesetes and Black Lace Mantillas.
Velvet Trimmed and Application work.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Pure Irish Linen, Fine birds eye Diapers, Linen
Toweling, Huckabuck, Table Damask Napkins,
Linen Checks, Linen Drillings, &c.
All of which will be sold upon our usual terms.
ap9 I'll. BISSELL. AUSTIN ca
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Married.

On the 9TH instant, by the Rev. E. DuPuY,
GEORGE sCRATCHLEY, Esq, Nj. D., of the
parish Of 81. John the Baptist, to Miss HARRIET
HEBERT, of Iberville.
With the above information, we received the
complimentary present Of cake and sparkling
wine, and while partaking of them, most earnestly
did We wish the happy pairs full share of those
blessings, which, to enjoy, they have thus united
themselves, hand and heart, forever.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-09

The British Reviesca.-We have often called
the attention Of our readers to Che re.publica-
ton Of these Esviews by LEONARD Scorr g.
Co, New York. For the sum of $40. all four
Of them. together with B~laekwood's Magazine,
can BE- secured. Any tive Of them can be got
for $500. In the richness, solidity, variety, in
tersst and pernanancs Of their articles we have
the very cream Of the Literature, Science, Dis
covsries. and Politics Of Europe. All tastes
and ell views In Politics, Science, Religion and
Literature have their representatives and advo-
Gates in these able Quarterlies, while in Black.
wood The lighter forms Of reading are abun.
dainty provided for.