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PETERsoNs LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Great improvements will be made in this
capital Magazine for. 1865. The reading
matter will be increased to nine hundred pa
ges year. Each number will contain u
steel engraving; colored fashion plate, and
between twenty and forty wood engravings,
The fashions are always prettier and later
in Peterson" than in any other magazine
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, the celebrated au-
thor of "Fashion and Famine" is one o.
the editors, and writes exclusively for it, as
sisted by all the best female authors. No
other magazine has such stories as this;
and morality and virtue are always incul-
Gated. The terms are dollar less than
those of other magazines of similar rank
viz: 5000 year, instead of $500. TIC
clubs the terms are cheaper yet, three cop
les being sent for $500, five copies for ST..
So, and eight copies for $1,000, with splen.
did premium to the person getting up the
club. Address, postpaid, CHARLES J. Pc.
TERsoN, No, l02 Chestnut street, Phiadel.
phia. Specimens sent on being written for
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8rm aNuertistnruts.
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
Analytical Physician

VIII be in attendance at his rooms follows,
Raveuna---Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until 3 O'Clock, p. M 9Th and 2sth Dee.
AkrOn-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday Goth December.
Warren-Clinton House, Monday, LIST OF January.
Observation-Disclosures House, Thursday and Friday,
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the Liver,
lung, Kidneys or Spleen, lnfiammatiOns, Rheuma-
sm Asthma, ,Shorness Of Breath difficulty ofbreat
ing, Dyspepsia, drorsy, Weakness or Nervous disa-
biltes Restlessness, Loss of appetite, Constipation.
arrangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Grav
el, White Swengs, or any long standing Diseases are
invited TO call.
No CHARGE FOR COSsuLTATlox!- DIR. T., neither
becds blistcrs; nor is he HomIpathst; ho never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antmony any other mineral
as medical agent;nor is he u Thompsonian he neither
steams gives emccs His theory Of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but Rot
than his 81 stem OF treatment He does not max g
sick 10 make WE'LL down to build up again,
aay any nervous Irritation, by patching up with ano-
| dyncs.
! An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofa cure
is always gyeu Subjecting the patient to no expense
without reasonable prospect of success.
DR., TUBBs, Sir-Knowng the vast amount Of suffer
! irg existing among females of the present day, and
having drank he dregs, from their bitter cup of af-
! hictiOns, gladly make known what in my own case
| has proved the long sought remedy.
Ny health has been poor for eighteen years. and ten
wears Of that lime | spent in bed helpless sufferer
scarcely able To- sit up long enough to have my bed
changed.
apus Uter with heat, weak ness and pain through small
Of the back and abdomen, and sharp pains extending
down the limbs were among the earl Ter symptoms -
Walking or standing became difficult at first. and al
length utterly impossible. Soon digestion failed and
the entire seemed unsruug, palpitatiol
the heart and dizziness and oppression Of the head
also added TO my suferings. Physicians from far ant
near employed, by one of whom was salvatet
and rendered worse than before. Your first prescrp
ton was obtained in October, year ago. Improve
rncnt was slow at first. have not only been able L
leave my bed, but am now doing most of my hous'
work. and walk mile and back without serious il
convenience. Yours truly,
MRS. NANCY GROVER.
/ Baldwin township, Sandusky County, Ohio.
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The War i'm Europe.

Very angry notes are known to have re-
Gently passed between France and Eng land
on one side, and Prussia on the other. The
design of.these protocols is to induce PrHs-
sia to decide for or against the Gar. There
is little prospect of the war being termina-
ted during the present year. nall proabili-
tv the ailies will have learned wisdom before
the commencement of the campaign in 1856.
Then, instead of fighting in the Crimea, at
the very extremity of the Russian Empire,
they may have determined to also carry the
war into the vital part-to attack Russia in
a central place. This can scarcely be done
without the assistance Of Prussia, through
whose territories the hostile and invading
army would have to march, as was done in
1912.
Louis Napoleon has now an army of ono
hundred and fifty thousand men in the vicini-
ty of Boulogne, position whence they could
readily march upon Russia. IT is alleged
that this immense force, which will winter
in its present encampment, is to be sent
against Prussia in the spring, unless Freder-
ick' William join the alliance against the
Gear, Louis Napoleon, no other means
will do it, (and protocols are only paper pei
lets, } may desire to entice Prussia by force.
An extension of the war appears inevitable,
and,T should it take place, who knows but
that, when the contest is concluded a new
arrangement of European territory may take
place, to amend that under the treaty Of vi
enna, in 1915, by which France may fulfill
her long cherished dream of once more-ob-
tanning the Rhine, as one of its boundaries
---an arrangement which, as under the elder
Napoleon would take a large slice from
Prussia! We are very confident that Louis
Napoleoi has some political views which he
keeps to himself, but bears constantly In
mind. By-and-by, perhaps Prussia may be
theY"sick man, with France as residuary
laaates- Nese York Daily Taaes.n..e a.t.e
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AIMafcr Seminary.
THE Winter Term of this Iustituti,

THE Winter Term Of this Institution, 10.
i catedn Atwater Portage county. o., on the Cleve-
land u Pittsburgh Railroad, will commence on We'd
nesday, December 9Th, and continue eleven weeks,
under the charge Ofis present Principal, Mr.. Z. b.
FA1RCHILD, assisted 6y Miss J. H.. BARTON; both
from one OF the leading Educational Institutions 10
Massachusetts.
TERMs.--Por common English Branches, $500
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
Instrumental Music (eElrn) including use Of In
slrumeut, 10,0G
Pencil Drawing, 2,OC
Good boarding can be had in private families, Al
very reasonable rates.
The Board Of Trustees beg leave to assure thespub
lic that this Institution is recognized on permanent
basis, and affords facilities for thorough instruction il
the various branches, surpassed by other similar
Institution, in Ohio.
Il is under the control of Incompetent Instructors who
have had much experience Teachers in one Of th
first Educational Institutions In Mass and who will de
vote their best efforts to promote the moral and in
tellectual welfare Of those whose instruction is com
United to their charge.
/ For particulars please address the PRINCIPAL, or
LYMAN HINMAN,
ORRIN BALDWIN, : Trustees.
J AMBROSE CULVER,)
! Atwater, Nov. II, 1854. 4S9-tf.
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Warren and FrankIin Railroad.

We published to-day, the proceedings oI
meeting ofthe subscribers, to the capital
stock of the Warren and Franklin Railroad,
which will no doubt be read with interest.
From the statement of the condition of the
road, land the resolutions adopted at the meet
ing, we infer that the company arc deter.
mined to push forward the work as rapidly
as possible. Some have entertained fears
lest the pressure OF the times in money
matters, would cause a suspension of the
work. The statement presented at the meet
ing above referred to, will have tendcn.
cy to quiet those fears.
We hope, that the work may be carrict
forward to a successful completion.
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THE LECTURE OF Mrs. GAGE.-This very
justly celebrated authoress gave lecture at
the Town Hall, on last Sabbath evening,
upon the subject of Temperance, also one
on Monday evening, upon the subject oI
"Womdn's Rights" We had the pleasure
of being present, on Monday evening, and
while we do not by any means, endorse all
the sentiments and propositions presented
yet we heartily approve of very much thai
was suid. The lecture was full of thought
and valuable instruction, which if followed
out, would be of vast benefit to the ladie:
of any community. Her remarks upon the
subject of physical Education especially
were rcplete with truth and argument.
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I AIDES COLLARS--A beautiful assert.
Ia mGnt; also Chemisees and UHdcrslecves, just
ccivcd, and for sale at very low figures, by
PRENyISS. HOPKIHS a. Co.
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9iR0. YIU

On tho 10Th Of November, In Washington township.
Union Co., Ohio, Mr.. ORSON ALLYN, formerly Of
Hiram, Portage Co.. In the tweuly y-nnth OF his
age. He leaves beloved wife and child 10 mourn his
loss. g.. ...
The clfcumstan are as follows: the eve Of The
18th he spent much time Ia singing beautiful aud "a
yorite hymn Of bis Ia praise Of his beloved Master
and the eity OF the New Jerusalsn went TO bed we'll
awOke NJ three O'Clock, and said he was cold. His
wife then covered him well with clothing. He made
other complaint til half past four, when he said he
cold and very sick, and requested her 10 build
fire which was done Immediately. She then adminis'
tered 10 his wants in the best she could and he
died nt about FIVE O'Clock.
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NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT. j.,
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder a
N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
n Ia, Kings Xvii, Rheumatism, Obs, nate Cutanc-
Gus Eruptohs, Pnnaples Pustules U the face,
BlotcheS, Boils. Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and / In of the
Bones and joints Stubborn Ulcers,syphiti Disorders
In mbago, Spiuu Complaintsand all Diseas arising
from an ilndicioas use in Lifo1
| N-FaThis great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
Blood isnow used by thousands ofgraefn patients from
all parts of the United States who testify daily tho
remarkable performed by the greatest of all med
lcnes, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Nea-
lallsa, Rheumalism serofua, Eruptions on the Skin.
Liver Disease. Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections OF
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com-
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
speedily put to flight by using this great and ines
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it 1t ceanses the system of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver
and Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy ard restores
he Constitution, enfeebcd by disease brok down
10y the eNcesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength. s.
For the Ladies' it Isincomparably better than all the
cosmetics used few doses of CARTER s SIAN
MLxTURE will remove all sallowness Of
bring the mantling 10 the check give elasticity to
the step, and improve the general health in remark
abledegree, be! ond all the medicines heard Of
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceved from persons from all parts of the United States,
is the best evidence that there is Humbug about II.
The press, hotel Keepers magistrates physicians, and
public men, well known to the community, all add
their testimony 10 the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on thc agent and get circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all
- Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BLNNETT & BEERS,
Propretors, No. ; Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; TO
whoina all orders forsupples and agencies must be ad-
dressed. --- .a -
Aud for sale by I. Swift, and C Hatch Ravenna:
Waun & Wilson, DeeIneld d. Bestwick, Edinburgh,
J. W. Cone, Franklin Mills; c. & c. X. Harmon,
Aurora; o. l.. Drake, Freedoms; Parsons g. Root,
Windham, all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Rav6nna Nov. 90, 1853. ly.
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or We learn that the small pox has
broke out in one or two families, living near
the South line of Bainbridge, in Geauga
county. Three deaths have already occur
red.
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05-Our friend J.V. NELL. Esq, Of Deer
field, has sent us fine list of subscribers,
for which we tender our thanks. Favors OF
this kind on the part of our friends and pat
fons in different townships will always be
gratefully received. Who will send the
next list!
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7 AIDES who take delight in making their
IL own Collars, Sleeves aud Chemisettes, will find
the muslin ready stamped and the best of French work
ing Cotton, at our Store. More hereafter.
]. Il. ROSTWICK & co.
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THE UNITED STATES MAGAzINE.-T The
November number of this valuable Maga-
zine has been received. For sound and
practical information, this work will com
pare with that of any publication in the
country. We are glad to learn of its in
creasing popularity. Terms, S1O0 per an
mum. Address ]. NJ. Emerson & Co., /, 3
g. 7, Spruce street New York.
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SIDE WALKs.-The enterprsing Proprie-
tors of the Phoenix Block, are causing a
wide and substantial brick walk to be laid
down in front of that noble building. AS a
matter of economy and convenience, would
it not also be we'll for our citizens to con-
struct sidewalks in other parts Of the towu
where they are needed, before the winter
season sets in.
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New Map OF Portage County.

FROM original surveys by P. J. Browne,
c. f., author Of fTrumbaiI county, and the princi-
pal Cities and counties in the State of New York, show
lug all the Roads Railroads. Streams, Mills, Churches,
Stores, TayafnS, School Houses, Black Smith and
Wagon Shops, all Furnaces, Factories and Machine
Shops, and ali the buildings principally through the
whole County (ud also the lines Of the original loS)
c..gGfuy including those who subscribe III advance to
the map, price five dollars pbnyalc OF delivery OF the
hmm 4sDIf
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In tile Probate Court Of POF-
tage county, Ohio.
CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, Jacob V. Nell,

CHARLOTTE HOSKINS, Jacob V. Nell,
" Ann c. Neil, John Bcery, Emily Beery, Henry
Becry, Louisa Bcery, Jorathan Eiscy, Eliza Elsey,
Abrcroskins who reside III theSatr of Mchigan) Jane
Huskns Mary Hoskns, and Sabina Hoskins, are here
by notified that Charlotte Hoskns andJacob V. Nell.
administrators, have filed in said Court, their petition
praying or the sale of the following promises; to wit:
bounded the East Of lot line number l1) eleven in
the township Punyra; the south 10y other land OF
the said James HQskn the west 10y third lot linc on
the north by land Of George Crate, being part of oi
number eleven. in the south division OF lois in sam
township Of Palmyra containing forty acres of land
more or less, more particularly described IN said pc
ilion in order To discharge the debts of said dcccdcnt
and at the neat tcfm of said Court, or so soon there
after as the same can legally be done an order will be
taken for the sale of said real estate unless said per-
sons appear ploade, answer, or, demur thereto.
JACOB V. NELL, Administrators OF
CHARLOTTE HoSKINs,i James IIoskins.
1SS-lW
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed on or about the 10th day of July last gave
note to X. A. Baird, for the Of SIG. Now this is
to warn all persona from buying or receiving said note
as it was given without consideration aud the under
signed will never pay the same unless eOmpelied to by
law JOHN HEWITT.
Nelson. November s, 1854, 4SgSw
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ITPHoofands German Bitters. We would call the
attention of our readersto the advertisement Of DR..
Hoofand's celebrated German Bitters, prepared by
Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, No. 100 Arch street, Philadephia.
In casesof Liver complaint, Dyspepsia Disease of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dsordered
stomach; their power is hot execed, il equalled, by
any other known preparation, the attest, In
mary cases, after tha most celebrated physicians had
failed. We can eohseientOusy recommend this med
icnr, as being what It Is represented, and urge
readers who afflicted to procurea botle snd they
will bc convinced of the truth we assert VA . 81.
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.JcMelrY.

ATR. A. BAIRD g. Co.'S, can be found
II at all ttmes large and we'll selected stock OF
Jewcry every description, and selling at the lowest
possible rates. ai..g, g7 s.ggx.F ~. s+s., \
N B. Samples of the newest styles received every
week. from the manufnctoros at the East, consequent
ly the newest and most approved styles always on
hand. rs .gt sa y }ssag'H,afa
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franklin Seminary.

THE TEACHERS of Shalersville Insti.
Il tute have made arrangements to change their To-
cation and open school ut Franklin Mills, to CON-
meuce on Monday, Nov. 27th. 1854.
Together with the Academic School, Mercantile
Department has been arranged and the services OF Mr
CHAs. PEeK* have been secured Que Of its mana
gers and lecturers. sse', J. X. PICKETT.
'' s}es stf Ha SO. PICKETT, p
*Former rincipal ot FoIsom's Mercantile Branch
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Ravenna, Nov. lG,h, 1854.
THE attention of thu friends Of L

THE attention of tho friends Of Educa-
tional Progress is hereby called to the fact that the
novel and interesting system Of English GrammHr,
which has hecn taught successfully by A. Pickett in
the Nelson aud Windhum academies and by J. X.
Pickett in the Brunswick and Shaersyillr Institutes is
now being published byJ *. Pickett. He has secured
the copyright for his Chart and Key.
The Chart is already completed aud can be had by ap-
plying to the author at Franklin Mills or at the Book
store 0c Hall, H1rrick & Wadsworth RaVcnna. The
Key will be complgtrd in q few weeks.
Ravpnna. Nov. 18th, 1854.
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Attention Teachers-.-WiinOl's
ECLECTIC CHART, OF
L. NGLISH GRA AMMER.=The Antho

II n G l. | s H GRAMMER.-Th Author
IL having secured the copyright of the above work
according TO law, is happy to announce to The teachers
of the country taa his large and splendid CHART is
in process of publication, aud will soon be present
ed by Mr.. Wilmot or his Agents, for the considera
ton Of such teachers desire to render the study
Grammar peculiarly INTERESTING and EASY for th'
pupil.
This work is the fruit of years of toll and invest
CATION, has been carefully prepared by the authO
with reference to teaching with RAPIDITY, ACCURACl
and INTEREST The ECLECIlC CHART was FIRST intro
duced and used by the author. He has been inform
cd however, that effort is being made TO Introduce
chart somewhat similar to hi own, but Yet com
paratively WORTHLESS. The undersigned would adyis
Teachers, Booksellers and all persons interested in ed
ucational reform, to await the publication of "Wii
mot's Eclectic Chart" which is ONLY LEGITlAATl
thing of the kind in the country.
The copyright Of the above work being secured al
persons hereby forbidden the publication thereof
unless by special arrangement with the author.
&c. WlLMOT.
RnNnnnn- lGll.
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OF Our neighbors Of the Democrat, have
raised the subscription price of their paper,
to $500 per annum. They offer substan-
tial reasons for this change.
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.Teachers' ExanninatiOn.

The '.Board of Examiners of Portage County, will
hold examinations this fall as follows:
lst Saturday, Oct. 2ls at the close of The Teachers
Institute.
2d, Saturday, November 4th
18Th.
4th, 6 December Cd.
The examinations will commence at O'Clock A.
NJ. each day, in the Court House at Ravenna, unless
that room is otherwise occupied.
All applicants be expected to furnish satisfactory
evidence OF moral character.
The Board expect to hold no other examinations
III spring. BENJ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. 3D., 1s54.-1C-9t.
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate F. J. VIss-
CHER Il CO., Real Estate Brokers, N. Y. Orders,
(post pud) with money enclosed, TO be addressed,
J. W .HOLBR00KE, Sec'y sos Broadway, NY.
TFIhe Engrayings in the Catalogue now ready
TO delivery, AS7 6m
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
lV will be made to the Hon. VIM. MEDILL, Governor
of Ohio for the pardon of Rnaldo ID. Baxter, who was
convicted at the last June term of the Court of Com
Bank bills, andisnow confined in the Penitentiary.
November Is. lS54,-4W,. z ...'tHs
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0J" The free and accepted Masons of Cal
i'orniu are not to have free fight. The
Grand Lodge has declared that dueIng is re-
pugnant to the principles of Freemasonry,
and members are to be expelled from the
lodges if they resort to that mode of settling
their disputes. No Mason who falls in IA
duel is to be buried with Masonic honors.
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PPALPITATlON OF THE HEART, Nervous
Diseases, Liver Complaint Neuralgia, Dyspeps a, Cos
tveness and Piles, are all relieved and cured in
incredible sh,rt space of time by Carter's Spanish
Mixture, the great tonic and purifier of the blood. 1t
contains not particle of Mercury, Opium any
ous drug is prrfecty harmless, and has cured
than FIVE hundred cases of disease. tt.gas s.
We can only refer the reader TO the certificates, few
of which may be found in another column, and all Of
which are detailed in full around the bottle. 1t is the
greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines, and pos
an influence over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement, 4w.
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Hurpah for Chcap-side and No. a

T H. BOSTWICK & CO., are now. re-
D ceivng splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods, which they will offer to the people this vien-
ity at prices that will astonsh those who have
read tile forty cent advertisement. Cali at No. 4,
Phoenix Block, and satisfy yourselves.
More particulars and more goods next week.
1ctnh nherI
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OF E. t. RICHARDSON has received an
extensive stock of Hardw are. See adver-
tisement.
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what Every Woman Should
Know.

livery woman should know that if she
Ia is in poor, sickly, ebilitated condition ofheah
making existence burden to herself and source
painful anxiety to her relatives and friends and, per-
haps thorrbe refaction) cntaling and nficting her
own inaadies and sIcrings upon her children, that ii
is her duty understand why and from what cause her
suerings arise that remedy and relief may while yet
there is time, be availed Of the be avoided in
future and her health restored, that she may be tt!d
for the duties and capable OF the cnjoymcnts of life.
Let every woman look at the eiAaciated form, the
dcahkc complexion, the dcep-bured, ustrcless eye,
the sunkcn check, the gloomy and depressed spirits,
the shattered nerves. the PROSTATE aqd helpless cond-
dion of many wife, lnoher daughter or sister, If not
herself included, within her own circle, whose days
are days of agony, and ask herself, 'Mast this con-
tinue? Must this ber Is there rcmedy! Norelief?
No hope?
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and bcnehtting by
them.
The are pointed outn