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the general p.u consistent and unexceponable. Lee
Ibis Theoocc il struciOn be preferred our OF school
iouTs as well as school edifces and We give TIE "hoe
serene our heartiest appreciation srd support. Bu if
tie children are 10 he bribed 10 study catechsms by
tie remission Of part OF their regular lessous-nay
g We have leard by being liberated from the Religious
Gathering an hour eGrir than are those who remain in
school-tbenwe opposed "a the whole project There
are lC- hours in each week. whereof barely thirty
row claimed by the Common Schools. Al who desire
10 study cstechisms have ample time outside Of those
thirty hours and parent who honestly risss his chill
dren taught Tie truths Of Religion lacks opportu.
nty. 1t is ua'r' ,aAlng part Of the thirty hours
rer week uuv devoted 70 ordinary school studies and
devotng them TO Religious teaching that the new plan
differs from the existing regime and that abstraction
We are opposed 10.
II is veiy easy TOR NJ to repeat the intimstOn that
our existing system makes no provision for Religious
Education but the truth is otherwise. Oar people
d0-pOt all but most Of tbem-now provide and pay
for tie Religious Training OF their children if "
vii COX in his own pocket.book be will find there
part Of the money which they hare paid for that very
purpose What he proposes is, in effect, that they
shall pay over again, or double Snd that protest
sgs'nst No people on earth pay SO much, uncon
STRANGELY, Tor Religious Instruction as ours 90 ana
don't believe any other gets more Of it or better
article. The assumption that, because provision is
here made by law for Religious Teaching therefore We
have none, is too mOnstrous TO bear scrutiny yet
have il cosy reiterated from day TO day see HarPers
Magazine for July, &c. &c as if it had never been
Disputed. Understand, gentlemen opposite that what
yeu virtually main ain is the inadequscy and neiciency
Of our present mode of providing and paying Tor Re-
licous Teaching and guidance, and this is most deter
mined contested. II Is in effect an establishment Of
Religion by law that you mediate and that will nor be
carried by any sidewind nor without most determined
struggle Ed,
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From Rio t.rande.


q BALtIMOHE, Fnd'y, July ~ y -
New Orleans papers of Saturday act received They
contain Rio dates the 10Th June brought there
Uy L = transport Fashion
The trial at Carsysl and his associates had been
msyeo 10 Galveston.
The grand Jury Of the District Court still in sesg
irilirit infO the ourAgcs committed by M,or Norton
md his ace mplces on the town OF ReyuosA Mr.. Strl
a.L Deputy sheriff OF Brownsville, killed by Mr. Goa
d.s. haTgeC
bsd feeling existed between the citizens and the Fiji
tu,tefs s latter thr- arnmg vengeance me ctz' -
A skim ish had taken place between Capt Grsugrrs
Company OF ued States Rifles aud party OF mtrsudng
lda1., IN which I'VE OF the Latter killed. and a
Der wounded A large amount Of stolen property 70
cOver,d
Troops continually arriving in the Mexican toms
on the frontiers IA such numbers never Oeijfs
sen. Military eIcampmeDts also being stAOnsncd
81 many points the Rio Grande
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1853.

Itskpouu that there il already in circulation another
call for Worlds Temperance Convention az differ
ept time from ours sid thai the Of that cal are
un.b,criol able But il cannot be forgoten that the
leading .euer, and promoters Of that Call Prom'-
rept IN the proceedings by which at the preliminary
meeting ls.t Spring tie lev noble Women VINO a.
terde9 we're dcued any recognition public laborers
in the fed Of Temperance Reform. and virtually driven
with insult from be meeting. II would doubtless DE
ea.y 70 override the exclusives in their Couven-
ton but this involves appearance OF strife which our
comraon enemy would e1acgerate and dscort to the
PREJUDICE of the Temperance cause, and for which no
sd,oua,e r. ason can ne given Where is 30 easy 20
advance on our several lines of operations toward the
common goal. and where more may fairly be expected
from Two Conventions than from one it were absurd 20
attempt ju1cton or fusion which could Only De ell
fected b, negotiations and protocols and Fhich would a.
+ best be hollow and superficial. We whe meet On the
st and % Days of September know no test Of Temper
snce Orthodoxy but devotion the of TOta Ab-
sbtDce 10 test Of fitness TO participate IL Temper
aroe councils but inclination and ability 20 labor VIZ
effect for the promotion of the Total Abstinence Re-
form; no Shbboeth but the Maine Law. d Distinctions
# Sex or Creed, Caste. have oil their proper pace
bucN perceive 10 relevancy in any of them 70 be de-
> liberatens and acts Of the World Temperance Con-
yeution. If there be those who think differently, let
them respond to the Hewitt Marsh Call
We trust very many OF the earnest friends of Reform
throughout the country will time their visit 10 the
! Worlds Exhibition so as TO attend also rte whole
Worlds Temperance Convention. That will be soon
enough 20 zee the Fair in its perfected glory; the
weather viii be cooler, and our citizens roaming
in quest Of SHADE and GODDESS will be coming back 60
Vec.me their country friends at their city homes
That will be q season OF relative leisure with most
Farmers and when Merchants will naturally be coming
down and may as well for once bring their wives aud
older children. Probably Excursion Trains will be, as
they easily may be. coming in at reduced prices from
every point of the compass. Come then, friends OF
Reform yisit the CRYSTAL Palace, and hold with US a
.ebuine Temperance Convention
WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
U1crsq' In response cal in-ry meeting o. the
hierds Ter pegsfce North make for
Words Tmprce IN the Ct Of fesfok duuuE the
assembled that City OF the lth of May
5 .sun,d power exclude several regularly elected
DELEGATE b,cause tley Women
Ad portion the members Of thai meeting retired from
i. ss an sd the pnt OF the call;
uuorgrtd Of such seeding Dei-1ats here
by yi- tc II favor WORLDS TENrEsaNcE CoSvEsroS
skl AoH BE- name the City OF Newton
Thudy Friday the AID ID f september DeHt consider the
Frtsentused Of tie Tslperance Reform.
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woKLp,- TtnpnRa>Ck CONVENTION.

The friends of Temner4rSc NO earnestly desire the
cooperation ia promoting Lat cause OF all who have
power 10 aid IT, and 30 not fee competent decide
Tor others than themselves respectively by what action
or in what sphere Of eli n the cause OF Io-a Abstinence
cen bet be ser,ej, have after maturr de5eraton d.
cded On issuing tie suboined Call Offering as widely
as others can Il their several views Of The Religious So
cal Political and other topics which divide the Amer
can Pecle they agreed il regarding the drinking II
Intoxicating Liquors Of the greatest and most
perncious errors Of our tines formidable impedmen,
TO all Social Moral and Individual Reform. and the
fruitful parent Of general misery and degradation. And
since the evil effects Of this perncious nabit
fined to any portion of the Human Family bounded
by sny demarkaion OF age sex or caste they de-
sirous Of uniting with all who with single heart and
earnest mind labor and strive for the extinction Of
Irtemperance. with its handmade the Liquor Traffic in
Convent Oh designed to secure unity of effort and en-
erey Of purpose among all the deyOes Of Total Absti.
pence throughout the world.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Oeee, cor. of Bearsr and
Affairs at the Capital
Special Dispdteh to The " Y Tri5va'

SPECIAL Dis7deh % he \ 7 Tribras
WASHINGTON, Friday. July IS 1853
It's now understood, excellent authority, that Mr..
Buchanan will 60 England His friends declare that the
course Of the Administration particularly that of Mr. Mar
cy illiberal especially the Fish Question and Mr
Marcy admirers at the same time say that Mr. BuchAn
AL conduct has been scaly. QCts.
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From Rio ,JanPiro.

BALIIMOhE' fuiaY, July 3D. lohA
The bark Swan has arrived this port with OJanelro
dates to the 18th June Political affairs we're IN an unset
tied condition The coffee market had undergone no
change.
The ship Rockand from New York for Australia ar
rived at Rio on the 10Th Juue-Sll we'll
AT the latest dates from buenos Ayres, that port was m
hlockaded
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Friday, July ID
Commodore Shubrick has left for Portsmouth, y. II,
where he viii command Of the squadron tor the
hshng grounds lie is accompanied by Lieut. Henry W
Lewis and Col ; Cunningham his Secretary
J ID Ward of North Carolina who Indignantly de
clned a $500 Clerkship in the Land Office aud suisse
querily accepted 6 300 post in the Treasury Depart
m.nt. has beer removed
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The Senate yesterday spent the session principally
on the Supply Bill finally sIriDg out the proposed ap
preparations for various Ey aud Ear Infrmares.
In Assembly the Railroad Accident Bill was dis
cussed and somewhat amended
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The President visited the IIarbor Yesterday Ia the
evening he attended the Banquet at the Metropolitan
and the Opera at Castle Garden. He will leave for
Washington at o'clock this morning
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From Rio JaneirO.

RICHMOND Thursday July H. 1873.
The schooner Tennessee, which arrived in Hampton
Roads Yesterday in 20 days from Rio Janeiro reports that
the gatt Congress, Com Mcheever left Rio on the
18th June tor New York.
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III cnRRCsPnNnENrS

50 rote car be tsten Anonymous Communications Whate7e
Intended for be- authenticate by ne name anf
address Of the wrefuOt necessarily Tor puhcsOl bo - gus
snieo Of biz good faith.
cannot undertake return rejected Communications
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NE HIGHLANDS, Emmy July y, ~.
The fret train the Jau-sOurgh and IRE mold AkuC
,ura Railroad aTriyedat Freehold yesterday afternoon.
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For Europe.

The L. : mail steamship Hermann, Capt Higgins.
will leave this port TODAY, at noon, for Liverpool.
The Scnai W,eky TnLune containing full account Of
the opsnng Of the Cyst1 Palace the reception of the
President and al the lest news, can be had at the
Desk this morning in wrappers, ready Tor mailing
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aem'2lork Qailp Qribnl1e.
SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1853

~ Persons wanting Tyibune residences places
urre please leave Publication Office or
sed to Us tbsagh PosOce Price IL cents sveefp'Jabe
fas he(a rrfer
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CRIsrApORo's HAIR PRKsLRvArIvE AsD BLAUTFiER
the hair which have 80 ong been used 10 me ab
q sometime better have been sudoeny eeo ~ t nven
nauur hind .eurersedd ~ thu real Prs
Be.ufer she hass her ssy Al ts
1ceBos and foa who hss once used a'pense
y % Z i'rvsre CRlsT'DoEo No Afof = 1lse.
~ Professor Faraday and Horace Greeley do not
cesbrsied BenEoa WIS ot'e ~ WtTER
II that would settle the question. Msnufllrd ~
HESRY GaEDSEs, No Parr~n :
~ Dr. POWELL Oculst, Aurist. &c receives his
patents O'Clock daily. his oHs No. 81 Broadway
bere car be procured m Trea.. or ID. w. sna as
ain. which exactly Ike the add ND e u
color ard expression.
ROsI-MARY.
Take the Sweetest Of names and the fares, Of hOwert
Combine them and 10, wlat treasure ! ours.
For blooming 10 winter. when esrh is 81 cregT,
We hail with delight the fraErsDt hnse-uEry
RUSSELL srALDiNss aid cssToR OH dec 1edy
and aree the world for improving TIE haH1a A-
Ihessore use Z You wish
u. 10 oeauifg TIE hsif
I'd To curl The hair eezsnty
Sd r. dsndruf Ell equally
4th To restore the hair 70 bald heads
5h To give 70 whsker. superb appesranee'
or To prevent the hair from fsl.i1a o.
IN 10 al dsesses Of the ses p
9Th To dr~ssfslse hair sle9anty
oh. = the headache,
1nfh To XII hareaoen
1Ifb To dress ebildrens han beautifully g.,
Al renulre VII the f.nstureo Of RCssELL
Nos Sod IN Cry. by Rushou ARK %, IL ~.
cor Brosdvsy ard Jobn-s Albany l. Jelson i,uu. -.
ssev ~ gents everywhere Tra Bottles p een~ Large
Bctiles, 10 cents
H,pnrx M,srIrrrs REvEiLED-Particular notice
un Of ysste Of the Wird Lon br. hiu-la
lsuIkoO syrup The quaIt - 1nl ..l
render stsuo adF eIeiat o7say
fHL''I'' 'A's w. d FRasKLrs HALL, General Aren't.
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Netr- YORK, Juiy IS, 1888.
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j. ShUA GlDllNGs. Ohio.
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l. SNOW Ny
THf ODOBF PARKER MAJ.
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DANIELW VAUGHN, r /.
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WILKINS BALCH.N.
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JANE MOIr. Penn.
LIChI1iA MOTT. pc1p.
PAILINAN E4DHT DAvlS.Rl
FRANCIs JAtkSON, Mas.
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NtFl { NAIGhN. =. 7.
NILANC'N Is. WILLIAMS. lll,
FRASNU> b HUDSON, Mos.
sSHgi PFAHtE, Or goI Ter.
BOWLA.D JOHNSON, NY
nm. WALL JOH.SOS,N !
EMILY CLARk. y. !.
UANIIL1 ADAMS. Ne.
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ORR r. 81 hLflOH. Cor
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2 r. CHAPLIN n Y.

2 n. CHAPLIN NY.
LUCY STONE. Mass.
sAMUEL ! MAY. y T..
OLIVER JOHNS ~, y. y.
MARY ". JOHNSON. Ny.
NM 4. WHIT, Wisconsin.
{ a A. DALI. Canada West
CARR. " HEAIl DALI, c. W,
WM. LLOYD GARRISON. Mas
HARRtErk. HUNT. Mes.
WM h CHANSiNG. \ I.
X T TRAIL. y. y
81 MSER SrsbBiN> Perm.
THOMAS ChANDLFR Mich.
THOaAS GARRETT. Del
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Mas-
. JOSEPH A. DJ Sd Ale, Penn.
FDN ARD NJ. DAVIES, Penn.
ISAAC TRESCOrr. Ohio.
ROWLAND 1. Rob- NSON, W.
RACHEL ROBINSON. Vt.
LYDIA MOTT. y. i.
STEPHEN GRIMES, y !.
MARY ii. ALLEN. Y Y.
ELIZABETH HALLOCK, y. Y
81 FAYETTE BALDWIN NY
. FNMAL. BALONIN, \. Y.
I ANDREW LESTER, y Y.
/ WILLIAM ul vt, X. I.
7 JOSEPH BRUNDAGE, v. Y.
RUrHHAMBLErON, Peaa-
JAMES HOWE, " J.
ELIZA z. GAUNr. y. J.
LAMBERT ;. Been, Y.
IC. Il Ii BARO ~, y '.
" 81. ;. kING jR- " \.
IRA BUCHANAN. Ia. =. Y.
MARY :. RICH, n Y
JOHN FALCONEE. =. /.
JAMES % BENHtIT, " Y
John LAW. n 5.
SAN Is. ASTH )Nf, y. Y.
iC g.. COFt ~. Ms
FRANCE, l.. AUD Cal
LEONARD SCOTT. NY
SAMUEL HOLM S.Y
JAMES MOhAN, y Y.
DAVID ~. CRDLi. n. !.
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seut.on are requested ~ copy Ia
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~ SEE rElRh pAGE. Ii

~ Advertisements r The Tribune Of Monday ought be S
bsie,e scock on Saturday eveping
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"rnEOLOGY sCnOOLs.,

Pre friendly tn. Convention requested 70 copy tie
alsys "a
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mar Ia, asocrtaud great measure from the
- NJ imnpe water Croon healthy passed
h,opsh hs Patent Popus Glass Filter Can ald examine
pep6t No Sic Broadway Price 81 20.
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SywISo MAcHiNEs-GREAr REBucrIoN ~ PRIcs-
SINGER Go having greatly extended he mauui c1-e Of ihe
uuyaed Patent Struehtueede Sowing Machine and having sue
ceeded IN m risN rcduo the manufacture b employing
new prove their coustr1e will Aeeaer sell
the StO each nseEd Of si the orgua fe Iefe
machine are adapted every kad Of the work With
absolute Per lection. Office No 1-j Bro dway
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~ If YOU want the only article IN the UNITE
srsTrs viii clear houses Nc Of Rats Nice Cokolel be
DANCE get CosTARs EXrFEMNAroR Depot NJ ffS riNay
Papei sale. Also CoSrASs celebrated bed az AnnhIio'
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~ Professor faTaddy ana Horace Greeley 90 MT
table moving We would 70 pieseIt each q ten
one sbed Benfos W hote ~ WATER
would settle the Question Numbered ~
HESRY GAEDNEE- NO 6 Warren -
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BUsIYEss NOTICES.


To 7Hg MEDICAL PRoFEssIoS OF THE USiTEDSrATEs'
ed % the preoS invited the siisuon medical q:
"Apuse sshied.m sehnaPs Of ma on soa se
sb desire H. sits sample bot Their individual examination
The county sDd thousand be' have been thus DIS
Tss Sp.rrnsd has ample evidence tbs; The pu y o. The A.
hss r. tested ysoos Places ~ deal M W. 49, SID
ed ,fS % patients ~ The a'ess.
powes. remedy for which has been specially prepared and
Hsrio bowsver The this subject ave been chief
Hpa f Sousb ' s nslas Of The p5s Who re.eb
on r,fsTeros Tor s e5syt powers a. neeens
sboo be has sample thef sOd vaout the
ds medical testimony winch be hss sought to obtain ehs for
lie H. eos now sye inquire. hroorh the SewYort
and ' medicinal essei. or Observed men among tnsr p.teo
all their expectations and whether the purity the 'ad ~
curative efficacy be not s ID ~ respects 70 me n s, el
ruiGe AZ bo-te. he vs Importance Of pfob au, heavy
pensines the importatou adutsrsed Of
he meefs 70 The public health me 19degnee $40
whom Alcoholic medication often demanded shoad be
use Of which disastrous yeienu.y Witnessed not
only OIon hesb and ne sei opos .ne p9en. mo,s mi.
be pure rd direct from m nanq'a coy It
&sSs durSte i easadsd ibsoya1 he iasys bddsr &C.,
As IN examples Dopsy the unde rerae ms couve
general employment By the Trofson would be public
For the oonvenenc. physician put up under the
persona direction. Of he popeo ~ PIT AID gq 'os sd
sssnts in every pan GDed s:.,ss. -, ..i,,
he Stand fau upon ts own nts
physicians Of the c0uDy must b. the f2'
udses appeals the profession or the
thai he Communicated TN 0ah ing 's N
the mediea pe0olcais OF .n c1Dt.
deem the subject q Sufficient p4De % ~
ice II IN their oOuuluG ,,ua ,t,,.v
Neiy respectfully, bDgbrho W. .
hsy 81. 1888 NOS 10 az 4 i,e' ,si, ~ -
advertisement Of NJ Wolfe on an
er re r.uitds "a Of expressed Intention |io1 ~ OILY
~ columns tire 5ub@ct OF Alc0D'c
Msdicrf proff ssi0nJ friend hiVag promised p. an
ses or the subject have preferred ~s'ns for HIN TO o'en the
Il he SEEKING ~ mae SUCH 80.
thai Mr. Wolfe ro~ CATS nnon ~ o. rn
Who az. olfaDsd boes Of HE Holland g., N1c he persists n
remedy Tte dselses 70 re
o,t r1F this other Durpas 10 sut VI e' n4g-s lnd OBJ
,,,op vb,thr The article For Ourselves re ave
~ obeci,op 10 testimony rroe 14 80 WHO MS
81 snseuee IA lie dufeuc whether on hise ny pa
h.nis For whle uple' agaosi IT, strictly nedcni
use OF Wit Juoccusy oyed yer sc hD"
there ore rsDss who oe7f ina aol ~
oppose med cnai use 10 any case c 80.
Tsy IRE entitled heard the subject ana BOTH Mo' OF ta
opeton shall hed md fsyors fne ere reasons
which seem render such discussion defabe az l pt-uosf
calmly conducted Il may b. -l Lei me d'D.
S,es md opponent ncdl use OF sioohJ ana rca q"
their reasons ald edefs y ~ e
fynffed thereby Medc o o. nd Jotr OF Health
Faiec b, d. Reese MD ID D. 90 Br sdway Jay lol
r4J Elegant Summer Hats selling OF ow to make
,oon for enlargement Drab Beaver Silk Felt Panamas SWISS Sen
net eshorp, and every variety Of Summer Hats
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31
Bargains, Bargains,

GWVHE stock of goods in STAcEY'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 uusold, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment fJesce1ry
a very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls. Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons. Saichels, Violins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
riety of Fancy Goods too numerous TO mention.
Most of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to keep sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock soon
rs possible. am instructed to SELL postirety, at
New York prices, without adding the cost of trans
por;ation, in order to close the speedily.
As these instructions will be strictly adhered to.
this presents opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles at cheap rate.
I would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock OF
perfunery aud other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Hulrs Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 1th, 1858.
iSfr,tneL and hig please copy.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

For Preserving, Restoring and Beautjfying
the Hair,
Giving 1t a soft and curling appearance of the
most delightful character.
fNsHE astonishing success of this unequallcd prepara
ton is without precedent in the history of the Ma
tere Me,ca. But this is not strange For its effect was
certain;
GRAY AND BALD HEADS,
Of many years. standing, with regenerated hair in
their places and amazed the most ncredulous Hear
out of many thousands;
"The Katharon has fully restored my hair after bald
of 12 years. A. JAY CoUErnIGnT
Nor was this ALL From the very first it secured the IA
glossy hair and trains of admirers, G5> mark this tE
soon made evident who used the Kaharon Physicians
and eerpymen; men and children, proclaim its
beneficial effects and the heraded its ncontesed-
ncoDtesble vituesto every of the world Even
the famous Uncle Ned"
"Who had no hair on the top Of his head"
is said have ceased his lamentations since the ntroduc
ton of the Kathairon. 1t not alene as
TOILET ARTICLE,
for cradcang dandruf beautifyng the hair preventing
il from falling off and turning gray, that the katiaron
gained its envabe reputation; but it also found
certain cure Nervous Headache and all cutaneos
diseases such Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Pmples Itch
Flesh Wounds, &c.
This invaluable article is sold by all Druggists and Ner
chants throughout North and South America, Europe
and the islands of the in large handsome bottles ut
the remarkably low price Of 25 cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount but commissioned
in no instance.
D. S. BARNES. Proprietor
l6l Broadway N. Y.
70 whom all letters should be addressed. l233-3m
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

Deaier in Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
Opposite the Bank, Rarenna

cuTLEHY.-Dssest, dinner. carving. stiving ana
butcher knives.
PocKET CUTLERY and saddlers silk.
SPooHs-Tea. table and basiing spoons.
ScissoRs, shears and ihinIbles.
CouSTER scALEs-Stecf yards, spring balances and
adjusted weight.
WIRE CIoTH, assorted and sand riddles.
MULEY MILL SAWS, Worrall & Co.'s manufacture,
Sash Saws.
CRoss CUTT, lemons. hand and wood saws.
BROAD AXES, choppng axes and AK xe-hafchets.
Draw SHAyEs, framing and frmer chlsels.
ApZEs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers, bits, braces and gim
LET'S.
FIrHs.-Mi, aaf half round, tail horse rasps and
taper files.
WHIrE and mineral knob door locks and door han
dies.
NArLs-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails.
PAIET and coffee mills.
FAlLoRs GEESE and smoothing ironsi
Crow BARS, matiocks grubbing hoes and stone huin
mers.
CHAIrs-Log, trace and halter chains
WHiPs AKD LAsHEs.
Fly NETs-Linnen, cotton, and worste4 c.,
SADDLERY.-The most extensive sioch ~ erei o.
in This market, including recent imP19Vsiehs. h ,
agroat variety of goods, NOT usuaiy AFp' III
establishments.