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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22
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Griffin & EROstwiCk,

HAVING removed heir furniture to their new
i rooms in the Phsnix Block ldrecily everJ:
II. Bostwiek q Cos Dry tsootss Sfofe) are pre-
pared to wait on their cnst6meEs 70; any thing in
their line Ouristock c6nsiss IN part ns follows:
Sofas from $25f6 aJenny lind S4s.
. Tetsa Tete ffaceio face suitsthe youngexacily.
:. Mahogony chairs. Marble top Tab lee. Qnart.tte
and Gard tables, What cot, Bureaus, Mahogany
and Cottege Beds Marble Top Wash Stands, Pi.
ano Stools, Foot Stools, 6rc:. &c.
Also, fine lot Of Hat Stdndsdbey are beauties.
Also. splendid lot of Louking Gllsses from
Is to $lS 90.
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames.
Also fine lot of Hair.Co;top and Husk Matrass-
es., Our hair mattresses are manufactured in our
own vicinity {by Mr. Mccain Of Rortstown,) and
we warrant the hair to be the first gnaity ii long
horse hair. The husk and cotton are coming in
to general use in many places.
Also plenty Of bedsteads with Hinkley's sus-
pension: bed bottoms. These beds have now heen
thoroughly tried. and oil who have used them are
pleased with them. We have improved the bor-
tom by making them thicker than at frsr. We
sell them NOW from $50 and upwards. All per
sons who want brdsteads should buy ena, at least,
md jndgefo for themselves and we assure them they
will buy no other afterwards.
We have full assortm of Cominnn Furni
ure, cane seat chairs Of all kinds from So 90 and
upwards. Bureaus from ,0p and upwards,
Stands 81 SO and Lnpwards, and some common
cord bedsieads chez b, if people will have them
Tables, 8 0nand other Workiin pfoportion.
We. have besn at considsfable expense in fitting
up our fooms,-and we invite -slr to caHaud see
what we haye.. We. know we .cnn sell Ms cheap.
TO say the least of it as they can in Cleveland, or
elsewhere sud If the people arc sarishAd flint this
ID the cafe. will they subtuin groom Vt iifs tind
by flnfchaeipg at bone. .ss-- ~.
IF An work pnrchased 10 TIE silfags y i'll be
delivered at the house Of the purchaser,
a n. ~ 60 .
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To sister-in- law on the death of her husband. !
Death Of n Loved One.
"Thou art gone to the grave-but We viii not de-
piore thee,
Tho shadows anddarkness encompass the tomb;
The Savior has passed hro its portals before thee,
And the lamp of his love was thy guide ihro' the
gloom.
''Tbou art gone to the grave we no longer behold
- thee.
Nor tread the rough paths OF the world by tIy side;
But the wide arms Of mercy were spread to en-
fold fhee, 49,
And bring thee todwelI BY thy iOusdsa.ior's side.
'Thou art gone 10 the srase-sarihs shadows for
saking,
Perchanes thy weak spirit in doubt fingered long;
But the sunshine Of heaven beamed bright on thy
waking,
And the sound that thou hsard's. was the sera-
phim's song!'
Thou art gone to the graye--bat who would re.
call thee.
To mingle in scenes Of earif's sorrow again;
Where the waves Of sfHictiuu relieved should roll
3. DER thee, =. =. : ------.--5---'--
And Thy days and Thy weeks pass :iu sadness and
:. paiD.
No, sisier, cease mourning. ifwtSs siriIfto tuur-
.whsu God wipes the issrsfrorur, sorrpyipg eye,
Thy hus6and .is freed now, frou .eurih's gloomy
Nsmors her. 10 lsOsai.h, 10 fade or 10 disl
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DE n TlsTl,.R Y,
DR. "A. "A. aARRIsI

,esr-xe TT AS associated with him in the prac-
49, E ctee Of Dentistry. DIR. ]. g Viii
1I1I7yns, and has fitted up rooms in The Plenix
Block east end, directly over Reharlson's Hardware
STORE for the purpose Of carry business
in its various branches md 10 eer generous public
the latest styles and improvements in their nroesslon.
As they are permanently located in Rayenna all those
wishing work done by them can depend having their
work done in proper manner. such whole sets of
teeth, SETS teeth cleaned and filed with gold
FOIL chrys,aIized gold tin foil &c. Teeth extracfe with
the of Cloroform without. DR.. w. having ndmin-
stered Gloroform in than any other person
in Portage county and always with perfect safety feels
eonide in saying that il desred teeth viii be remov
ed wiihont pain.
They have preparation for destroying the nerves Of
aching teeth and will perform nli other work incidental
to the profession.
We intend to free ourselves from all mposlfions prac-
tced by preenders witt be governed in our practice
strictly by principle and will not knowingly perform
any operation wrong no matter how strongly soclleo
or what the ndueement may be- All operations per,
formed the teethi Office will be warranted and
person is requested to take OF pay for WORK uess
perfect satisfaction is given.
Raveana. March Ia. 1851 l2h3-tt-s -
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kfs - sszs.s.
.3RING ARRANuEMENT,

g kzkx = - . :
]. .sPRING ARRANGEMENT.
l6,AN ard asser wednesday, lass Passenger
sas essssad eve as u sa s5as; 4 s ssse ss
Alliance and We,isvllle stopping at al intermediate
stations al ESQ nj for Alliance stopping at all wsy
Leave Alliance At 40 g, Ravenna, al sssn. A.al.
Hudson 9se3 stopping at all in,erneda,e statios
and arrive at CLEVELAND at 7o:ioA A H.. =
~ Royenna 557 M. Hudson 6as r At. stopping az
intermediate aots.an at Cleyelad 80 PM
CONNECTIONS.
The 9 30 A. u. Train from Cleveland connects q,
Rayenaa with coaches for Warren; at Alliance with
The Ohio Pennsyisanis Railroad for Caution Massii
Ion md Wooster. Bayar with Railroad for Carroiton
Minerva and Waynsshuseh: at Welisyils with siea,a
and points on the Ohio River.
FOR PITTSBURGH
The $3.50 A ii train from Cleveland connects al
weilsyiIle with the splendid side-wieei sieamers
Wlnchcster and-DIurnal.
For rittshnrgh. and passengers go through direct.
o.. Fare ihrongh only $3. or ONE DOLLAR less
than via. Ohio and Pennsylyania Railroad.
u Baggage is checked through each wny beiHeen
lev eaI and Pittsburgh via Welsvilie and accom-
panied by baggage master No charge for handling
Baggage. =
For Philadelphia. baltimore and Washington
Passengers are fieketed through by the $50 u or
The Pennsylvania Ra-road. from Hntsburgh md they
go thsangh direct 10 the above ees without de-
teiitiun.
The 7:so A Train from Alliance connects with
Trains from Canton, Massillon. and Wooster.
The 800 NJ Trnin from Wellsville connects with
the steamers Winchester and Diurna from 1tfsburgh
Wheeling and Steubenviile and arrives Clexeiand
in lime Connect with the Cleveland nndToledo Rail-
road for Sandusky Toledo. Chicago and the Northwest
with the Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkirk. Buffalo and
New York: and with the c C & Railroad for CuIum
bus, Cincinnati Gallon Indianapolis and stations on
The Bdionrnine and Indiana Railroad.
i The Trains connect both weys with the Cleyrland.
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railroad Hadsu for Guy,
ahoga Falls, Akron. clinton, &c.
JOHN DURAED Superintendent.
Superntendent's Office c. g. PR. r.
Cleveland. Feb. %. 1854.
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Teacher.. class a shalersville.

We lsafn from MIR. PlcKErT. the sccon-
plshed Principal Of the Shalersville institute
shat since the effort for Teschers' Institute has
been postponed, there will be a Teachers' clas.
at the Shalsrsville Inslilute, commencing on
Tuesday April 4th 10 continue q weeks
Lecturers from abroad will be IN attendance
each evening Of the session, and eficien, in-
s,ruction will be procured. A meeting will
be held on Saturday previous April lst, at The
Cour, House in Rasenns, for the purpose Of
organizing an Educational Association for the
county.
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DIR. Wln. II. johnson,
D. E " T. s T..

UWAS the pleasure of announcing 10 the citizens Of
Ii Rayenna and vicinity, that he has taken Dr.
Spelman splace. and ill continue the Practice of Dem
tistry all lis branches in the formerly
pied by him in seymnur's Block over the r. %. Dir. j.
has the advantages of several years suecessf eKpe-
renne in his iession as certificates at his Office viii
shos) and has been spending several months with DIR.
Spelman.s Having decided make kavenna his per-
manent home, he will spare pains &c give general
satisfaction.
5, All work warranted.
The following references considered sufficient
Drs. Caine, Collins, Pratt, and Wait, RaveDna DIR
Spelniau and j. w. Lusk. Cleveland; Drs Harlow,
Vincent and Cdrtiss, Chagrin Falls Dr. Sheldon rroy
Professor Hayden and A. Udail. Esq. Hiran; Drs.
Craft and HIVES, Shalersvle.
Ravennn Feh 1854
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Roafsfnwn. Aafenaieni

Res Ired, That the principle Of Douglass Ne
braska Bill is right.
Wharsas. Mr. Otis Resd Esq. has declared that
be win maintain against me the affirmative of the
above resolutiou. at any time, and any pnce named
by me. therefore take this method of giving no.
tice that we shall be in punetuai attendance at the
Torn Han.on Friaay epeaiag, the 24th cf .Mareh.
at 6s o'clock: then, and there, to give candid
hearing to Mr.. Reeds support of said Resolutions:
whers if still unconvinced of its truth. and lar
ger or lesser guns offer themselves inepposition,
We shall reply. r. Fl. CLARK.
Rnosstown March 20.
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Lords Detector and Bank note Reporter. T.W
Lord Editor and Proprietor. Cincinnati o..
Terms. Monihiy sI.25. Semi Monthly. $500
IN advances. * 4-s-ss,e-
Lords Detector is up 70 the times in all its ap-
pontments, aud is considered among the first aud
most reliable publications ofsthe kind. The March
number contains a list Of new counterfeits which
are quite dangerous. The following is ihs ist.--
but space will not permit 10 give descriptions
as 3's Producers Band Woonsocket. r. I. Sc
Union B.nk Albany N. Y. 3's Farmer's Bank
of Kentucky. Frankfort. SIS C,nfinentai Bank,
Providencs, R. i. 5'sEighti Avenue B ,nt. New
York City. SIS Union Bank. Albany. 5's Bank
Of Montpsiisr Vermont. 81 Erie & Kaiai,sspuul
r. R. B,Bk, Mich. IOss Monroz B4nR Roeles-
ter N. X. los Bank of evxsackie y. y los
Chatham Bank N. X. City. eos Fargnsrs &
PlAntsrs Bank, Mary land. ao's wes:etp gspl
Iodiana. -.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

n WV. Ward, Of this town, wsll known
Stage Proprietor. has jas, been establishing line
of Coaches from Salem Ia Warren and paesen-
gers leaving Cleveland at 2 so P. NJ. and Ravenna
at S,26 F. M. can reach Warren and Youngssowa
ON the same evening. This new arrangemenu
will be Of much consenence to the travelling pub
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

az Drs. Reed & johnson have formed Coz
partnershipin the prscfce ofthe Dental profession.
Once in Ssymourss Block. over the POST Offiee--
Advertisement viii be inserted in onF nsxE issue.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

kT Rev. Vim. d. SArDKas, Of the Chestnut
street Congregational Church. has accepted pro-
iessorship iu tho Illinois College, al Jacksonville.
He isto enter upon the dulles Of his professor
stsip immediately. IL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Title rabscrihar has been appointed and qualifi..
ed as administrator On the estate Of Samuel
Lngue deceased. lste Of Stwater. All persons
Indebted TO eaitI esfasos hereby nottad 70 MAKE
aeains, said eslate; are requested u prssspt the
sanle lei ally rruvsu within one year.
80 3. C.GfLBERT.
AswAtar, March nh, 1855. 1858 3~
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

Another Advacate for the Fa.sine Law.
A TALE FOR THE TIMES -
MINNIE HERMON, or the Night and its
lHI Morning. a most interesting and thrilling Tenn
tor of the Cayuga Chief" and author of Temperance
Tales and EIearih-stone Reveries." ssss -
The above long expected work will be pub.isaed
Saturday,, March I8fh. 1854, u 80
and will he elegant 12mo volume Az pages. with
four Ilusfrnti designed by hy Coffin and engraved
by Or ard o-hers. Price $i,s5.
~ Dealers desiring supply from the FIRST editor
will do Wen TO send in their nrie,s at encs. the
nandfcr the book is already very large,
All orders should be addressed to
MILLER. OBToN S MULIIG AN. -
PuhlIahsrs Auburn or Baffato. Z
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TIlc observation-disclosures. .,,.

Mr., Lowell Mason. the eminent composer OF
psalmody, is preparing a new took Of Church
Music. to be called The HaRslaiak Hf: Masorn
has not brought out any book lsxcep, his Ma
seal Letters. of which he was tie sole author,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

N Hon. wn. n. Upson Ohio Senate win
accept our thanks for repeated fsvors. Hon. W.
D. Morgan has laid Us under obIigatioas for doeu-
meOts.
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los SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHio.
Branch at franklin Mills, Ohio.

"A II The earnes, solicitation OF manv of the
IA citzrns of franklin and vicinity, splendid
fitted upt at this place for Mercantile College. II
is intended make this Institution ennenily worthy
public patronage, will afford the same asies
omnercia instructions, Cleveland und else
where.
The Of instruction will be adopted here
taught mt the main College; und The same diploma
will be awarded.
The Branch will be under the supcrin,endnnco Of
Charles Peck, Jr, skif practical sccountan. aud
familiar with the of Instruction. tnught
best Institutions.
The Principal ofthe Colleges may be expected at
led times to give instruction in Penmanship. The
course Of instruction embraces Double Entry Book
keeping practically used IN the different epariments
OF trade and Nommetee. including Wholesale and Retail
Commission, Banking, nianufactnrins, Shipping anil
Sieamboa,ing Individual, Partnership mud Compouud
Company Ifnsiness. Also. Mercantile Arh metic or
respondence Pcuinan5hp, Political Ee0nomy and 6om.
mercal Law sa.
Icrms for the full course. time unlimited s25. 1881 "
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

II AonTaER CHAseE.--We learn that WM.
WADswoRrH has purchased the BookseIIing es-
tablishmept sf B. LittIs- opposite the Preniiss
House, Main street.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

a Prof. Caivio Kingsiy of Meadyiils. Pa. Iec-
tared atthe Methodist chapel on Prospect strest
npou the subject Of Education on Monday evening.
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T AIDES COTTON HOS Z. 80 dtlzesl III
those superior shilling hose the best article for tho
money offered in this market call and get dozen
before they gone at a DAx'ss
eeptGmber 90. - s.s
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-22

EA littie sou of Andrew Hay of Charles
town bad bis leg broken last week, BY being caught
under serolling log.
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In 4lls reaisss ST br goy iis spiFis Is soaring
Ia the sunlight eE hesvsn he is ever To dwell;
Canst thou not thsu spsrst tby loved one thy treas
t,ref
Add bid him afOad q responsive farewell e. !.
1t win rot be long ere ti,e val, Is re-npened.
Aod thouft be invited 10 iua hisa-above!
Add freed from earill's prison with harps tasei1
celestial.
Your soul shall there triumph 10 Jasus' t.soI
And while thou dos; tarry IN this valley of sorrow,
Thy G.d be Thy portion, thy stay aud thy frishds
Thy husband is gons lot thy Gud is s,ii, with thee.
And he viii preserve thee tiiithy lies urney end!
The God ef tbs widow. he'll keep thee from sri.
The God Of tins fslherless. @ trust tleu ia Him;
Hell bless thee dear slstef, He'll bless thg dear
chdreun.
And bear you alsafsly tho ilfss .ranaient dream.
Has. ihau found him thy portion. then rest On l;s
promise.
Rest weary one, resi- on bis 1--we nnd his grace.
Cast thy burdens on me. thy biest S4sior is say
Till bring you 10 dwell in thar heasen- prepared
place.
Thy lov'd one. thy kindred. in those mansions
shall Join thee.
Where no paFtiog hours. shall esera:ore comei
Aud Jesus win lead thee, nor ever f,rsake thee.
Till thou join thy dear loved one in that heavenly
home.
Farewell thee my bre,iert 6rewsli for a season!
hope soon to meet thee IN inansiops above,
To join our dear mother in Tie concerts of heaven
And all the blest saints in !hat kingdom of love.
w. B ORVIS.
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ar Hon. Gerrit Smith. Hon. Chas Sumner.
Hon. s. A. Douglass. have sent us documents
from Washington during the past week.
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H Robert B. Witter. Of Rooisfown, has taksu
she harness shop Of 3. B. Howe, opposite Halls
Book Store. where he win carry on the Harness
and Saddisry busness in ell iss various branches.
See adv.
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% & q D..

Inthis village on the 18th inst. Of consumption.
RoBERr MILLER. iRsthe 49rn year of his age. A
good neighbor-kind and benevolent. :
In Edinburgh ON the 10th inst Mrs. NANcY,
wife of William L. Coe. aged 40 years.
In Edinburgh. on the 20 inst. of consumption,
SlLAs CoM-rocK. aged 62 years. &.
In this village on the 2Oh itist.. MARY AsE, in
FAINT danghfer Of David and Margaret Roberts.
In Freedom on the 18th inst, of Group, GroRaE,
eldest SON of Franklin and Caroline M. Messen-
ger, aged years and / l months.
The young. the beautiful, the bright,
How soon they fade away
Like sun-beams wreathed in cfIangeful light
That Ger iis waters play;
Like stars that gem fhe AZ ch Of aigbt,
Then set ere beams the morning light.
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II Rev. 8. b. Garfield pastor Of The second
Presbyterian Church in Cleveland has taksa
charge of church 10 Syracuse.
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10 this village ON The olsi inst. af Lung Fever,
AUGUSTUS, son Of Edmund and Mary Matthews
aged IL months.
In Freedom. Ohio, Feb 25th. 1854. Mrs. JANE,
wife Of Mr.. Edwin G. Doud, in the 2lst year Of
her age. n
Mrs. Dond was the only daughter of Tbaddeus
and Sylvia Marian Spencer,of Nelson. She was
brought up under the influence of religious train
ing. and hopefully experienced change of heart,
in The latter rarf of the winter of 1853. 10 the
following April, she was united in marriage with
Me. Doud, and removed with him to Freedom, The
place of her subsequent brief residence on sartll.
Early in the next May she, in connection with her
husband made public profession of faith in Christ.
by uniting with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Aud in the following February she died IN hope,
ieasing her youthful husband and sweet babe of
only six weeks old. to mourn their early bereaye-
ment of the best of all earthly blessings. :.
COM
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trs -. ;..,,, L. sus
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ss.s1 e 80. The cars
:. sy,:s.... = a.. r b. 6s.C. railroad
-, a...,I ,,,.s,ay ,xi,, has been i'm.
g., -. ,,,.r,.,s at New Orleans for eo
- 81 -. a ;sIare insurrection died 10
4 ,n.t sara Emma n "a. has hasn|
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ronn.el--Chs. D;cIsn, i ,rs.s,;,e ri. sn,o-
.I.... I. csnasa. " e..
own about $1,000 acres of land---phis jooks as
| il .fhev cau's take cars of themselyea,,---sTbs
Uh;os Of Trov n. ". have aieetad tl,.;r can5,;.
date for Mavor-The Naive Amsrieans have
elected their candidate for Msyor and Alderman
| in Salem Mass.--A large and enthusiastic Anti-.
| Nebraska Meeting was held Mt Proyidencs r. 1.
! on ths 7th inst.--Tbe whe candidate for Mayor
| has been elected ia Syracuse N. Y. on the 7tln
inst--P. T. Barnum has been elected Presi-
dent of the Crystal Palace Association--on the
| 9Th inst. Thos MslIery and VIM. 3uckiedes were
| executed for The murder of a slave--The 6ya
New Enelaud papers ttst advocate the Nebr..k.
/ fraud are edited by n. S. Gorernmpnt gosfeer,.
Thirty pieces Of silver are suf1iesps 10 buy = Ju-
das-Iou. Leice.tsr King of Warren Tru,n-
buIi Co Is soon 10 bsco;ns. : c;t;zsn of Ar
The three dollar sold eoinf ,v;ti b., ss,,ad
Marble equal to any ot fora;on ;n,nor,st;ou s,aa
| beans fannd ;n Illinois 4. d.n;sa ,h.,
pr..d.,,, F;,,or. ;,,.,d. as;.. D..
Pr - r..;r,. -.
,auc 60, = M......... fr',a- ea-
~. 81. - ~, 3
sst;,,s,sd Z, sIo oe-T,;.L ,.s -, ...,.,s,.s
of the murder or M. yo,n, :, D.,,an "a !.
/ .1.Ss5s $50,
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CUGAR. SUGAR. Just received fresh snp-
y ply Of sugar. A light and dry quanrity Of New
Orleans for 64 cents. A file a.ticIe Of refined
coffee, superior for Gin .miH qmntites or 81 by
the hundred. ]. II. BOSrWICk & Co.
March IA
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.,,...t s2@..eed Inyscians WHO have
used it in their practice, and speaA forn therown OBJ
serSatiohs.
REFFRaRNcEs.
P.B Peckbam. NJ. D.. Utica, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ. d., Syracuse, N. ".
L. d. Fleming NJ. d.. Canandaigua. Y, y.
NJ II. Bllls M. D. Rochester. N. Y.
W. Prescott NJ. d. Concord n. Fl.
W. w. Reese NJ d.. City of n
Z ]. C. Orrick NJ. d., Baltimore, Md
Prof DunbsF, NJ. ID.
J. P. Newland. NJ. D., Utica n. 7.
Rev. Clough s. Beard G lem SpriDes S. e.
CURyE471ATCIl Agent.
Druggist Rayenna. Ohio..
Sold by all the leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties.
Letter addressed TO Mrssrs. Beach & Broonson Agents
at Nese5erry c. H., $. c., by heD Cr 81 Beard 81
- Glenn Spring, Jan. 9th. 1853.
hfessrs. BEACH & BRowNsoN-Sirs: send for another
bottle your anarchists Uterine Cafholcon Ny wife
has been afflicted for eleven years. and variety of means
has been resored to for relief but received till
received this medicine from you Itsiniuenee seems
almost magca there was manifest improvement frcm
the day it was taken. t4sz x
AS there great many females in country labor
ing under The a etion for which your medicine proposes
remedy feel it duty to recommend 1t to all such.
fSigned.y CLOEGH s. BEARD. y
J7B MARCHISI & Co, Propr;etors. g
l261-1y Central Depot, 304 broadway. N. 7.
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tSsII subscrihers will employ their Book Publish
L. ing establishment at Hndsonsa limited number o
gris. The occupa ton is pleasant and profitable, an,
permane nent employ yment will be given.
SAWYER, 5INGERSOf-L g. Co.
Hudson Jan. 81 1854 l25s
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a FULL assor.men. of the above cases (snail and
"A largo can lie found Griffin & Bostwcks furni-
tilre rooms IN lhel henx block These fast
coming into general use. The advantages of these
the common coffin, follows: 1si
Jhey air tight e4 They indesaucsible from
natural causes. ST. They eeeiualv resist The pres-
surFsf the earth. 4ib lheyare proof nganst waller.
and consequently xermin OF all kinds. 5,h, Theyara
proof against tile dissecors Knife 9th They entirely
prevent escape offensive sasses during iraioE-
taiiuA Of The body from place anoterS nh, The
boay be preserved for Meeks. aad even months in
hot weather .svithortsny peTesivsbie change.
Also. " keep shrnuds on hand al low price, This
prevents The Necessity turning The house of mourning
into sewing shor and think viii be great can
veIiiencs 10 ALL We bave also the common wood coin
from lhe child's to The grown persol
CsRiEFiN & BOSTWIrks
Rarepr, sIarph II 1854