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P Il o T. T..
MERCH.1.N7' Ty4ILORl
EK7 OULD respectfully announce to his friends and the
&V public that he has taken the shop opposite the
Prentss House and has just received lot OF goods
.uch as Broad Cloths Cassmeres, Oeskins, Sans and
Fancy Vesngs which he is prepared make up for
toners at the shortest notice. Also Ready Made Cloth
ing constantly on hand Cutting done order and
ranted 10 fit. p. HOLT.
Ravenna December 7th 1852
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SAVED FROM DEATH!

Testimony of Mr.. Nathan Matthew'S highly rcspec
table and eaiihy citizen OF Newark, j.
Dr. g. w. HALsEY:-I believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have been The of saping my lille. When
commenced taking them, laid at tho point of DEATH
with Dropsy Piles and Asthma. My physician had
given NE over past cure, and my family had lost all
hope of my recovery. While in this dreadful situation
your Forest Vine and Pills procured for and
before had finished The first bottle of the Wine and
box of Pills experienced great relief; my body and
limbs which were greatly "olien became sensibIy
and after continuing the of your medicines for
a month"; the Piles aid asthma completely cured.
The Drupsy. with which my life placed in such
great danger, also nearly gene. have continued
The use OF your medicines ill the present time, and
now enjoy perfect health ever did in my life,
although am more than sixty years of age.
ascribe my recovery entirely 10 the use of your
ccl!enl medicines. Several of my neigbOrs have also
used them with similar in obstinate complaints
and can cheerfuily recommend them to the public.
Yours. respectfully, N. MATTHEWS.
n Dec
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YOuns's Citizens Manual.
This valuable Book. for Schools and private Lii
cries, may be- obtained at reduced price-seren-
y.fiUe ceRts-at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Feb. l5 1853
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SPEAR. & Jsckson's Hand Saws-also cross
~ cut, Tenon, Rip, Fey and Web Snws at
FRASER'S.
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Physicians vino used il i'll their practice, and
speak from their own observations
REFFERENcEG.
P. B. Peckham M. D.. Utica N. Y.
d. Y. Foote M. D.. Syracuse. n. Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. D.. Canandagua, n.
NJ. FL. Hills NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
w. Prescott, Nj. D., Concord n. Ii.
w. w. Reese NJ. d. City of,New York.
j. c. Orrick, VI. D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar NJ. D.. &
j. p. Newland NJ. D.. Utica, n. Y.
Rev Clough S. Beard Glenn Springs. s. c..
CURTIS HATCH Agent,
Druggist Ravenna Ohie.
Sold by all the leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties
READ FOLLOWING LETTER.
To DR. MARcH1s1:-1 have been ten years troue<
led with Female plains-proiaFsus uteri and All
the attending difficulties. at times rendering my life
miserable have lad the attendance of some OF tho
hest physicians with but little successtEe most they
could do was to relieve; out of the ques
ton For five months before commencing with your
medicine had not been able TO perorm any labor:
could walk but a few sters at time, and scarcely
went out of dnors-;n short. was completely pros
trated both in body and uliid ard expected 10 drag
the rest of my da VS. in suffering ard misery But
reading your advertisement was lntuced TO try your
invaluable medicine, called Uterine Cathpicon, as tie
last Iad not used it week before felt like
another woman. By the of three bottles Twas
ahled perform all she labor for in the family with
ease, and could walk anywhere in the neighhorhood
without injury Nothing but a of my duty 10
YOU and the afflicted has induced tn state my
to the public can safely recommend the PREPARATION
to all those suffering like myself.
(Signed') Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
Freedom, Portage Co. o. Dec 9Th, 1852.
~ J. B. MARCHISl & Co., Propretors. Central
Depot 3o4 Broadway. New ork. l2l?-eia
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In Operation.

NTATTHEWS is now ready t., execute the fines,
NA Daguerreoiype ILkenesses of the present age,
Having just purchaseda Quick Instrument he is able
produce l.kenesses of Children in or B seconds.
". II will have the best Instruments, the best
Chemicals, and the best method of the whole Daguer-
reotype process. and will fine and Like
nesses any living Daguerrean.
w. B. MATTHEW'S.
Rnvenna. May g. 1858.
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EVERY family should have "a Copy

Every family should have IA COpy.''
An htratuable Book, only 25 cts. per copy.
MxN, Know THysELF.
MIR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
, the afflicted. Containing outline of the origin
progress treatment and OF every form of disease
tracted by promscuous sexual intercourse by seabuse
by sexual excess with advice for their prevenon;
written in familiar style, avoiding all medical technica
ties and everything that would offend the of decencv
from the result some 20 years successful practice exc-
syey devoted the of diseases of delicate pr
vate nature b..
To which is added receipts for the of the above dis
cases. and treatise on the symptoms and Of
the Fever and gue 20 cents copy six copies for
will be forwarded to any part of the
U. S., by mall free of postage. Address postpaid Box
1896 Post Office or the author 3S North Seventh street.
Philadelphia.
$50, Dollars Forfeit.
DR.. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure any case
of secret disease that NAV under his
how long standing aficng. Either sex are invited
to his private IS North Seventh street. Philadelphia
gers and others who have been In the selection
of physician, invited to CALL
IMPoTENcY-Through unrestrained indulgence of the
passions by seabuse, the evils are numerous
Premature involuntary seminal discharges
ing of the organs loss of distaste for female
ciety general debility OF constitutional arrangement are
to follow If necessary consult the doctor with con-
fdence; he offers perfect cure.
Read and reieet,-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and inmany cases
lives the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
of maladies 1t is certainly Impossible for one man tC
understand all the ills the human family subject to
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch
which he is successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted TO the study
treatment OF diseases of the sexual organs together wifi
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the heac
bones mercural sheuinatism STRUCTURES gravel regu
larites diseases arising from youthful mpur
ties of the blood, whereby the constitution has become
eneebled enables the doctor to offer speedy relief to al
who may place themselves under his care.
Medicine forwarded to any part Of the United States
/ Price. IS. and SO rr- racksga. 1881
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ADUSH SCYTH ES-Just the article for
ND Farmers, for sale low byi
Z. T. RICHARDSON
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Newark, N. j., Dec. 10. l847.
GREAT CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN
YEARS STANDING!

YEARS STANDING!
New York JAM 9. 1848.
DR.. HaLsEY, DDAR SIR:-Ilaving taxi your Forest
Wine md Pills TO remove u disease of the Liver, from
which have suffered severely for upwards often
and having adhered closely 10 The directions which
con1,any the medicines have recovered my health
no,wiilstand all who knew thought my incu-
rahe PREVIOUS TO taking the wine and pills. | had
recourse 10 The best dical treatment but continued
grow alarming degree. Some of my
spoke GcspAirgly of my and tried 10 persuade
from making of any advertised remedies. and
doubt but there hundreds who dlssuated
from taking your excellent medicines consequence
of the deception and inefcency of many advertised
remedies put forth by unprincpled men. III flaming adj
vertsemens But hal pity is. that the dece piion
used by others should be the of dlssuadg many
laboring under disease. fir making Ir i and being
cured by your excellent remedies Humanity speakn q
they have saved nv hfe when commenced making
of them was wreiclied condition, but hegan
experience their good effects in less than three days
and in six weeks from the time purchased the medI-
cnes TO the great surprise OF all my friends
tireiy cured, and had increased fifteen pounds weight
having taken one box OF The Pills. and Two bottles of
The Wine. Would to God that every poor sufferer
would avail himself of the same remedies.
Yours, &c. JAMES WILSON.
| DR.. DAVID MARVIN a celebrated practitioner of New
York. ceclared publicly that bottle of ',alsey's
Forest Wine tontaned more virtues Than fifty of the
nrge boties OF Sarsapariia. Messrs. s, s. Snmpman
& Co, the largest and respectable Druggists in
Syracuse, letter. say: From what they have heard
and seen of Ralseys Forest >' inc, excellrnI
and good medicine. and will undoubtedly hecone the
leading medicine of the day DR. Mott of New York
al subscrihes TO the virtues of Haiscys Forest Wine
by recommending ii To mans of his patients
O. Seven hundred certificates from physicians, rer-
gymen and ind Iduas of known respectahiiy, ha, e
been given, testfyin 10 the great made .Dr
iIaIseys Forest Wine and Pills " Among them Is the
of MIR John Syms. of 525 Pearl ST., New York
cured of Ae lion of The Liver aud bad Cough, aiiei
having heen given over by his physicians, who pro-
nonnced his seated Consumption. child of Mr.
Witlam iiowers, Broadway. New York v ho had been
dreadful!y afflicted with Scrofa. of four years stand
! ing, cured in less than six weeks time Mary J Brown
daughter of Rev. James r. Brown of Disease OF the
Heart. and inclpirnt Consumption. Others of Jnun
dice, others of Piles others of general debility. Others
of gravel female complaints, &c
| DR. Haisey's Office No 306 broadway New York
The Forest Wine large square holtcs 81 per bottle
six hues for So. Guul-coaed Forest Pills, 25 cents
box For sale by the appointed agent Ravenna,
| 1929 {. HATCH. Druggist. Main ST.
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APEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-By "Aunt
Mary for her nephews cnd nieces; with an ad
dress frcm Mrs Stowe to the Children in England
and America.
THE TELL TALE. or Home Secrets. by the Au-
thor of Sunny Side. Peep at No. five. &c.
My NOVEL, or Varieties in English Life. By
Bulwer.
UGLY ErFIE. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hen,z.
The SENATORS Son. or the Maine law lasi
refuge. By Miss Fuller W supply received
and price rrduced-gnins off fast.
DEMncRAcI OF CHRISTIANITY, by WIN. Good
el Vol. ii. received
A general assortment of School and Miscellane
Gus Books constantly on hand. Callat
HILLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna. March 8. 1853
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nR. J. B. ANARCHISTS CELERATEED
" CATHOLlCON-FOR THE RELIEF

Z
-or lis curaiive powers
N all tie Diseases for
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led, usually called Fe.
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t treatment in being
ertain. less expereive
and leaving tie system
nj a better CO.. dliiap,-
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and oi'tain a pamphlet t
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roof from the most res .
ectahle sources, of the
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Nails.

furnishing. Fence. and the various sizes
- of cut nails, also wrought!
FRASERS
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JOHN p. HALE.

JOHN II. HALE.
A beautiful PORTRAIT Of The candidate of the
n Free Soil Party, for only 25 cents from Daguerre
oype which the Hon. gentleman the best likeness
of him yet TAKEN Every true Free Soer should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
his naror. We have put the price low that ALL both
high and low, rich and poor can have copy
Thus speak the Publishers in introducing this Portrait
o the notice of the Public.
For sale at HALLS BOON STORE.
Rnrnn Nov
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NE iSSES FLArIS.-2 duzen fancy slyle>
lVG belgrade and pearl.
PaNAMas-A good assortment Owing TO the late de-
cline in prices We are enabled to sell good article
Nav u JAMES TwfTT & Co.
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e. T. RICRAIsD>ON,
Dealer in English and american HardVare

Mill, S, en- & Jackson's HAND
~ and Pannel of the best quality for sale low by
Nov "a 1852 E T RICHARDSON
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NAlLS-6d Sd lOd and I'D,
Wv just received and for sale very lownt
E T RICuARDsoSs.
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Kenny Lind Smoothing Irons-one of the greatest i'm
ID provements of the age So say all Ladies who have
tried them For sale by E r RICHARDSON.
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DmNCH PEANkS-A god a>so' tmeni nj
Eastern Manufacture for sale at Eastern prices by
Nov % T RICHARDSON.
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We shall keep our assortment fresh and fall through
out the and solicit examination from any
disposed TO purchase.
N. -Casl, paid for all kinds of country produce
or taken in exchange for goods at rates which will be
satisfactory.
H. w. SMITH Co.
Ravenna, april 1853
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AGENCY OF DR.. s. FITCH'S
celebrated Medicines

1908 6nl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30

IEp OF yellow fever residence Of her relative, Nj.
D. HAYNES Esq in Yaz)o City, MRs. MARY A. R. TAYLOR,
wife Of James d. Taylor She was born in Bedford Conn
w. Virginia. and departed this life on the evening Of the 29h
Of November 1883 Euogy OF the dead is vain and often
INJURIOUS unless uld some bright example Tor the
emulation OF living Relatives and friends their
loss for worthy of their cherished love by them, her
were approximately but in rendering anything like
10 he ilr aEd character Of this csmablc woman
stranger, lav learn admire and initiate. Like Mary Of
Old c had that good part never tn be taken away
COD Tic swssS BLENDED 5 bg9IAgfd n hi sha
and chrabe heari united with umiablc qualities Of
nd and tender af.clpns which adon and beauty the ie
nse character associated with her memory and should
rne her 10 place the roll Of The vtuous dead. Az
wife she espectcd and loved her husbandever submitting
10 his judgement and views with confidence and discretion
As dau ghtc she arctionu,c obedent and devoted
the object upon cenercd every thing cheering the
heart widowed mother AS parent with her soul in
all tha is natural tho purCs earthly love- fixed upon her
children part Of her being, she would have raised
them fear and Ammunition OF tho Lord. Their sprtu
al welfare her deepest interest and trust 10 whom
This solemn obligation survives with the cultivation these
little ones have received rum their fond mother will find
difficulty in their moral lraGng and that the hand OF our
Heavenly Father may be them. Death bring
no terrnr-n0 apprehension To christian. The summons
Of her Saviour was 0beyei without The family
relatives and friends gathered rUuad her yng bed They
Witnessed laeriIgs Of mind in the last sruagngs of
ture The of holy love left messages Of devotion
her husband in distant land Who could refrain from cas1
And ct wish smile which rested upon her lovely
nance in DEATH she said Friends weep not for me-pre
pare 10 meet me in Heaven"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

RlChmuND, DECEMBER 81, 1913.
TOBACCO There is very lille doing in This article, Eor
will there be for week to The market continues
uuchsn sed. N. NJ. MARTIN & Co
WHEAT-No Nothing DUNG in Wheat.
EIOUR-Sues made Immediately after the receipt
Of the or.gn udvccs per the Pacific ST. Buyers have
since dropped 10 So is 81; which prices offered,
sales.
| CORN MEALS a gu cts. per blshel.
OATS--lU AN cts. per bushel
cured aud Smthcd hog round Ok 81 old West
ern Sides I, Shoulders 6s; new Sides 81 .. Should.
crs 81 3: Hams II I'm.
poorer suitable for table USE are sold as low
as II Is cts.
IS: Java l3S 10 Ii; Mocha Is l5H cts.
FSHMackercI No. small * X; the latter Tor Bos'
ton Inspections Halifax tlerrings, No. l. S. S. per bo;
CANDLES-Talow II l5H cls.; Hurs and jack.
sons patent lG; Aananne p 30 MchelIs patent 50
LARD-Ne~ in barrels lox a II cts.; kegs ~ l2.
LIVE STOCK-tJ. Shocks RrporD- Beef Cattle, scale
weight 50 00n So IS. gross Sheep, 81 50 50 nett, Hogs
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 5x Ga cents :
New Orleans 81 GH. Refined Loaf 9h 10; Crushed
81 on Powdered 81 9ki Coffee Sugar ~ S.
store; Ground Alum 81 62S.
SHOTS Cts per ID.
LIME-From wharf 81 IS, from store 81 90, for East
GUANO-Sules Of Peruvian plenty al ss6.
;, PLAsTER-Saes Lump s5s at Wharf; ssh Basin
-Whiskcy, Richmond rectiiied 90 cents cash;
Tuscaloosa AZ to AZ CINCINNATI, recfed 3S 80 cts
four months; Old Family Rye 45 Mountain TO 65 Brandy
common Imitation, SO to 40; common 9Th Proof is
to 80 cts, cash. OtaId Dupuy's SO rs to SIS Hen.
Messy s3h TO So Pine, Co., ssh SIS; Apple IS 10 Is
cents. Gin-Anerican common 81 10 80 cen,s Holland
81 ~ to 81 20. N. f. Rum 81 10 80 cts.
MOLASSES-New Orleans, none in market; Cuba,
q rs Sugar House, in barrels, % 2I
Porto Rico in hogsheads 80 80 Sugar House Syrup
in barrels, 40 Is cts; common do % "a cts
LEATtlER-SoIe, good stamp from IS 20 cts. per lb
dam. ed from Is 10 lS&
SEEDS-Clovcr Seed S7s per bushe; Timothy s3a
10 81; Herds Grass 81 %: Flaxseed 81 l2H
IRON-Pig S35 $40 per ton; Swedes $780, Tredegar and
English refined $780, Common English $751; up country Bar
SS5
SrEEG.-Amercan Bs,ered 81 10 lis per ton.
SOAP-Turpenne ~ cs. Fancy coloIed II TO H.
COrTON-l0H IL cts.
NAlLS--ileId al AZ S cents.
COAL-Yirpina l2a l2H cs., board, for good Mixed
Fine and Lump Smiths IL cts Anthracite is only sold al re-
tail ralcs-lor load of 2U00 lbs. 81.
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E'pr the Enon;rer


IN THE PEOPLE ALONG TIE LINE or THE rRor1SED
insuoHT ROAD" BETWEEN RICHMOND AND IiA@
LOTTESV1IIE. r,,., ,h., tho rosoIu
:ion, Of The Central Rail Road Company have been strange
~ cod surprising that they only oeseh sehu
hy their in direction the short road VIZ rom
Richmnrd Wrsl. ward. Serious rJnry might nave heen
dnnr the company by thus inducing you 10 oppose he s
claims and II ice another company IN poson 10 uep'e
rbem of The pro6ls of the Western business, "ncn lney
relied on as remuneration for investments HeIe'oloie
yielding Inadequate returns n,oo,o-. .bowi,a
statement in the last report Of The Directors, showing
The cost of road and that OF oouoe Track
along side of tho present road has been grossly perverted
from lis true meaning as will appear by reading a ha IS
aid ON that subject Such purpose az running rams ony
one way never was conceived in the brain OF any eoe
of the Board md If seriously rccommenoeo "ou' justly
have created a doubt ,ohcher they had any oraiRs.
TO question The intention of the bnard IN 10
making This road In view of the completion OF 'ne
ton and Ohio road lie only sweeping ihpu'au, Tn
the SINCERITY OF their oepeated declarations oas "o'ia
be to suppose them utterly ignorant oil the 'fue
the stockholders. =, all acor,n,ad
|, is matter of surprise how any one, nj all W
with the sut,cc, Of rail roads should nave ~
suggest TO you such absurdes as hs ana tna' e
were ONLY 10 run one way The Report most n1Hss.y
ron,empates this line the great carrier VI ''e 'e'''
business, both up and down. Respectfully 1r.1NE
President Va Central Rail Road 20.
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

The PARIS correspondent of the New York Evening" POSI-
very concise view, presents 'ati' and conclusions con-
corning European alles w, worth consideration
Our and merchants will see much to arrest alien
ou in the suggestions relative to the present scarcity OF
grain that supply The deficiencies In England
France and other markets which high and low prices
mainly depend and probable scarcity in the same quar-
ers year, the quencc oil the failure 10 seed inc
lands whence The aooters have been who!a"n 10 III up
the ranks 10 the hostile armies
The circumstances which bear the question OF general
war or Europe are well weighed by thls writer, and
the reader Ia furnished with very good daa TO ounh ms own
udgucnt upon. Tho hesitation of England, Austria and
Prussia lhei, course is very natural These respective
have nothing gain, aud may lose themselves
BY the The apprehension OF popular ophlon asserting
its sovcrcipnty especially In The GrTmanc States, il war
should the holds these Governments In check
Nessetode alluded 10 This danger when after the
seizure of the PTincipaltes, he published man
esto warning western Europe ogaiust interposilion
that might light tho torch for freedom 80 recently ex
lngused He knew that as Inc Emperor oil austria mad
been saved from the conquest which liberal principles and
the arms of Hungary had brought his Empe-th as
the King Prussia saved from The constitutional Gov
eminent which had been cxorted By his SUBJECTS only oy
the military mower OF the Car, this threat ui lighting
the torch again would sweep away 'heir thrones was
the most polcn, of commanding submission to
stretching his dominion on The Danube as Inc hrs step ~
wards nrinopls Austria and Prussia then bs
counted on The end, giving their voice IN the Euro
pean convention for acqnescence in Inc pocy OF kusss
and possibly open allies England Is not SO dependant
on that Power bu for quiet rather than risk the growth
of democratic strength under the influence OF revolutionary
movements the continent. Russe these thec powerful
States Europe be brought 10 yield to her views
does not fear revolutionary spirit In Germany She has
crushed Il again and again. She will Oh her conquest
of Turkey and urge that the extension of her power In that
direction odds the safely Of the despoc she
would favor, uasmuch II will give Russia more absolute
command over the nsureconary attempts OF the liberals
among their subjects Oh Louis Napoleon Nessercde
threat will have no influence Rs eeis that he can rely
upon the hold he has tho popuas heart, after his re
heated installation as tho Head o: the State By the vote Of
the people, He Is sensible that war against RIssa and
especially keep her from the mastery OF The Medls!
ranean would add 10 the security oil his throne, oy ANNA
ting the whole people with the hope Of restoring The glory
lost BY The last war with Russia To vanquish Russia would
The proud days Of le 2eaNapoleon and In the de-
lselance OF Turkey from The Noasin Autocrat France