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"A EMOllkS uf CeiebruteG Character; Lamarne. 2
tl
GOmOrrah, and the Bible Lands
Ue Saucy; journey in 1851 and 1852
Life Epistes OF ST. Paul Conybsare and Howson. 2
The Lost Heress; by Mrs Southworih
Norwegian aud Lapand tale from the German.
American Review, October, 1854.
Perseverance, aud Enterprise for the young l vol.
lf . Lesson; novel. vol
Fus n geology. l vol.
The Home the Valleys by Carien translated from the
swedish. / v~l.
Of Parsonage; from the German Of Gieske.
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated. | vol.
of he Third; Erough-
v.Js
Lady Ru-s.ll's Letters. 1
Progr and Prejudice by Mrs Gore | vol.
hn.be People, q vols
Chambers's Miscellany 10 vols.
Select = ritngs of Robert Lhanbers 4 vols.
Pu'nam's Mou,hiy Magazine for ,bcoher
Dickenss Household Words for October
FRANCk TAYLOR
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IN IisrORY Of st. Dominxoy by Brown NJ D. volumes
ii OF pages each bound In cloth price 50 cents.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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pHE STA GE.-Persona Recollection, Of the Stage; by w
/ Is. Wood Further supplies just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY's
Octu Bookstore, 9th street
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4 AMARTINE's New wSsh.- Memoirs of Celebrated Char
IL actersi by hiphonse de l.au adinc.
Liveruue's Epe the Romans, with commentary and re
viSed Translation, and introductory essays.
Popular Tales; BY Madame Sulzo
Di~courses; by Abiei Abbott Lvernore.
Practical and Commercial Arihmeucj by G. b. Dochary
LII. ID.
Now a Days; by Laura j. Curtis
Easy Warren his Contemporaries
flsrpcrs Gazetteer, No.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY's
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
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JHOOL HoOIa, every descriptions hc lowest publs
TAYLOR Il MAURYi5
Jepta Bookstore, 9th street.
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.NHICbRA, aud nther Relions of the Conquerors
" Conquered by Mrs II. Eas man Illustrated
Drake the Prbcpd diseases Of tie Valley Of North America;
td Redone or Historical Sketches Pennsylvania:
by Joseph smith, u. y. / vol
iiohser Mcosc, dca Anatomy Of the Human Body vol,
illustrations
Poems o Psrnrii and Tickcl; vol laDo
Roiio in Switzerland; vol. lsmo. t'
Octal FRANCk TAYLOR.
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pEADY MADE CLOTHTNG-If you
lU want coat, pants vest, we'll made and cheap
call at No. I, Phoenix Block.
ROWELL & WITTER.
October 9th, 1854.
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New Dining Saloon.

THE undersigned have opened victualing
L Saloon in this village in the New brick building
Oh Main Street, situated between the Bank and the
Town Hall. Their rooms elegantly fitted up, and
neaness order, sobrety and quiet will be the order OF
the day in their establishment Refreshments will be
furnished promptly at all hours. The Saloon will be
constantly supplied with all the decaccs of the sea-
son, such as Fish, Game, Oysters, &c. The Proprie-
tors design that it shall be in the strices first
class Dining Saloon, where the highest respectably
shall be maintained and where Gentlemen and Ladies'
may enjoy quiet retreat and procure all such refresh
ments as the most asiduous and painstaking
furnish. -.
They design that their rules and regulations shall he
strict that ones character, dignity, respecta
bty will be compromised by visiting their Saloon.
freshmcnts.
choice lot Of confectionery always on hand for sale.
II FThe Saloon will be conducted on the strict tenn
perance principle. McMANUS q BROTHERS.
Ravenna, Sept 26, 1864. 4a2tf
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&C., with all their accompanying evils, Cancer ex-
cepted matter how severe ofhOw long standing
The CatholicOn far surpasses other remedies IN be-
ing more certain, less expensive and 3aving the Ss
tenn in better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain phamphlet (free) containing ample proof
from the respectable of the beneficial re-
suits of its usc together with letters from highly eX-
pcrenccd Physicians, who have used 1t in their prac-
tice. and speak from their own observations.
NorIcE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEMALE feel it a
duty incumbent upon myself TO declare publicly the
proved to me. For two years my health was mser-
able; was almost unable to walk. Physicians pro.
nounced my case falling of the womb. extensive ul
ceratiOns, commencing with fuor albus. The pains,
irritation prostration and tho nolerable futid dis
charge, rendered life burden. In this miserable con-
ditiont Dr. F. p. Ncwland recommended DIR. Marchsi's
Uterine Cathulicon. After taking four bottles find
myself perfect health Gratitude for my restoration
makes me arently desire that all my alike unfor
tunate may hud sure relief from this lnestimabe med
icinc. EIIzABETH A .NEwLASD.
No. 10, West streets, Utica, n. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
+. p. NEwLANp, NJ. D., Utica, Now York.
would be glnd to have further supply, as
thd medicine is becoming very popular, and think
will continue, it has given relief In every instance
where properly taken. THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. d.
May 22d, 1851. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
The Catholcon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
Truly Yours, VIM. LAIRD HAzLETT, NJ. d.,
July 9th, 1851. New Philadelphia, o.
Pamphlets To be had gratis at the store of Curtis
Hatch, AGENT Druggist, Ravenna, Ohio. Sold by most
of the leading druggists in the adjoining counties.
October "a, lSJ4. 4S6-6nI,
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Stoves for the People!

T S. CLUTE, would say to the people Of
U Havenna and vicinity, that he continues TO carry
on the Copper Tin and Sheet Iron business in all its
branches, and will furnish as good ware as any other
establishment, and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention to the manufacturing and putting up Of Fave
Trougs and will do all work in that line as cheap and
''lOete'' better than any of the ''onc horse" Tin
shops travelling about the country.
All wares made and sold at this establishment, will
be Of the very best materials, and done in the most
Uorkmanlike manner ane warranted. He Intends to
keep on hand Il general assortment Of STOVES and
HOLLOW ARE, ofthc very latest and best patterns,
and at prices that defy competition Old Copper Brass,
Pewter, Rags, and most kinds of country produce re-
ccived in payment. Repairing of all kinds done on
short notice.
His shop is on the south side Of Main ST., just
from the Pheux Block, Ravenna, Ohio. Just call In
and satisfy Yourself gentlemen as to the quality OF
work and prices. JOHN 5. CLUTE.
RaVenEa, Sent. II, 1854. 4S4-lt
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
Analytical Physician.

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna---Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. M. 22d and 23d Nov.
Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday 21st, November.
Warren-Gaskill House, Monday, 9th Of November.
Ceveand-American House, Thursday and. Friday
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Indam nations, Rheuma-
sm Asthma, ,shortness of Breath or difficulty ofbfeath-
ing, Dyspepsia, drOpsy, Weakness Nervous disa-
bilities, Resessness, Loss of appetite, Constipation,
Derangement of the Stomach Bilious Affections, Grav
ell White Swelings, any long standing diseasss
invited to call. ~
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION !-Dr. T., neither
bleeds nor blisters; nor is he Hom@pathis he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Anthony, or any other mineral
medical agent;nor is he ThompsOnian, he neither
steams gives emecs His theory of diseases dneFs
from all Others that have been adopted, but not
than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick to make well, down to build up again, nor
aay any nervous irritation, by patching up with ano-
dynes.
Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time beng pre-engaged attendance must
accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as to the probability ofascure
is always given Subjecting the patient expense
without reasonable prospect Of success.
PARALYSIS. s..- rs
Many enquirer being made concerning this fOrfnfd
able disease, seeett the present report letter
from old and well known citizen of Portoke
ty, Ohio. 1t was written in December 1850.
In few instances since remedies have been tempo-
rarity resorted to, by which he has not only retained
comfortable health and powers of enduranee but thus
far escaped all farther attacks of Paralysis:
DIR. ToBBs:-Having employed your treathent for
some time, send iou the result, which you are at
liberty publish for the benefit of Others was taken
II shock of Paralysis in February, Is45 1t only Affect
ed my and voice at first, but the pain in my arm
which followed the shock become severe, and
tended over my system After the shock l was still
able to walk but had little strength and limbs were
weak and numb. advised with several physicians,
some recommended calomel, but was Hoytrelieved.
My general health very poor when applied to YOU
in January, and though yov gave very little
agement at the timc, obtained medicine and com
menced its For the first two weeks felt slightly
worse, after that improvement commenced, and has
continued until able to labor most Of the time.
now feel like new man. G.. CHASE.
RootStoNn Dec. 1850.
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WILL BE PU BLlsHED, ON THE lsT AUGUST,
T HE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A SEMI-NAuTIcAL Rom tNCE INTENSE INTEREST, BY
THE AUTHOR OF THE "PIRArE DocToR, - THE "LAw-
vER's SToRy,'' THE GOLD DocToR,' &c., &c.
INHE success hitherto enjoyed by the au-
L thor of the above popular works is a sufficient
guarantee of the favor with which any productions
coming from his pen will be received by the public
'The Cabin Boys Story is romantic narrative, IL
Illustrating the horrors of the Slave Trade as carried
in the Coast OF Africa. The author has served in the
navy-and the descriptions and characters painted
from personal acqIain ntance with them The story IL
full Of exciting interest and adventure the ceebra-
ted work Of Defoe, Robnson Crusoe," and has sd
vantage that glorious fiction, inasmuch as II is
founded facts ofevery day occurrence The history
of the heroine of the Story, Zuleika, the Crcassan
Slave, purchased at Constaninople, educated and
ried by the reckless, yet chivalre, Seymourthe
nander of the Albatross, Is simply the narration Of
fact painted from the life and all the numerous charac
ters portrayed throughout the story yiytdly and
graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for tho
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely
to increase it, and they respectfully request that all
orders may be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create as
much interest as any word ofdction that has OF hto
years emanated from the press. as, notwithstanding,
since the publication of Unele Toms Cabin, works
relating to slavery in America, and COW, have been
numerous, none have appeared having relation 10 the
written by who has witnessed 1t In all Its hideOus
deformity, The work Is wrtton In ehaste and pure
language, and will be welcome and instructive ad-
dition 10 the family library.
The work will form beautiful octave volume Of 400
pages handsomely illustrated with fine engravings, and
elegantly bound in cloth. PRICE, In CLOTH one dollar
in paper rs cents, at which rates copies will be sentby
the publishers to any part ofhe country free opos
n TFor sale wholesale and rctail by the publishers.
ELLSWORTH & STREET, ,i M
No. % BEEMAN STREET, NEW YoRK.
And by ali the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. s4
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0TThe Court of Common Pleas is still
in session. The only jury case that has ye,
been disposed of, is that of Horton Us. Stan.
ard. Je6res and Brown, for Plaintiff, Ran.
ney & Taylor, for Defendant. Verdict fol
Plaintiff,
The case of Dickcnson ct al vS Parks
eta! was occupying the attention Of the
court and jury at the time Of our going tc
press. The counsel in this, case are Ran
ney & Taylor, Bierce 8, JeHries, for Plain
tiffs; R. P. Spalding and s. Strawder, for
Defendants.
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The BLAKELY FAMILY SO widely and IA
yOrably known for ,tReir musical talents,
will be in town the last Of this week and en-
terrain our citizens with one of their fine con-
certs. Particulars as to the evening &C.,
will be given in their hand bills. This
Family has heretofore given several con.
certs in this place, and the fact of their CON-
ing needs only to be mentioned to insure
them a crowded House. Our citizens may
expect rich entertainment.
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QF The Teachers Institute closed its
exercises on last Friday. 1t was meeting
of more than usual interest, to the friends
of Education.
Some of the most eminent and success
ful Teachers Of the. State, were present, and
took part in the exercises.
We have not been furnished with the
proceedings, or the names of those in at
tendance. In another place, we give the
resolutions passed at the close of the ses-
sion.
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The fifth term of the '.Mdhoning Coun.
ty Teachers Institute" will be held in North
Benton, commencing on the 9th of Nov,
1854, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
one week. The Committee of Arrange
ments have procured, certainly the services
Of Prof o. N. Hartshorn, A. NJ, to super
intend the Institute and lecture on the ee-
anents of reading Elocution and English
'Gramm,r; Prof Ira o. Chapman, A. NJ, on
'Grthography and Mental Arithmetic; Mr..
.Josiah Hartzell, A. B. on Mineralogy and
Geology; Prof George W. Clarke, A. NJ,
on Physiology and Vocal Music; Prof. Jo-
siah Williams, on the elements of PEN
manship and Composition.
The committee expect the services of M.
d. Leggett, Esq, on Written Arithmetic
aud Geography; and of Prof. William Nc.
Lain, on Natural Philosophy.
Various Apparatus, Charts, Maps, Speci-
mems, &C., to illustrate the modes of Teach
ing the above branches, will be on hand.
A prominent feature of the Institute wir
be to present the very best practical meth
cd Of awakening the youthful mind, and in
itiating it into the elements, beauties and
the spirit of science, whose tendency is to
lead US to an appreciation and devout rever-
ence Of its Divine Author. No pains will
be spared to render this Institute the very
best ever held in the County. Ample pro-
visions are made to board for l,5O per wesk.
1t ia confidently hoped that large number
of the teachers, male and female, of Mahon-
ing and adjoining Counties will avail them
selves Of the combined instruction and ex-
perience of the above named Teachers,
nearly all of whom are spending their lives
in the love and practice Of the profession.-
The Committee on boarding will be in read
mess to show Ladies and Gentlemen to
boarding places. Tho County Examiners
will hold public examination during the
Institute. Evenings will be devoted to pop
ular Lectures, Experience Meetings, Mis-
cellaneous business, &c. r.
Jos. SHINN.
Secretary Of Committee of Arrangements.
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5l4lU qOurrtjstIIlrutg.
sheriff sale.

Di virtue of rit of Vendi EX. to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas. of Por-
tgc county, hio; shall expose to saleat public ven
due at the Court House in the town of Ravenna,
on Saturday The 25M day of November, neat,
between the hours ef ten O'Clock, \. NJ ard four
O'Clock. p M. of said day, the following described
lands and tcncmens TO wits situate in the township
Charlestown in said county; known the East hafof
lot number thirty. (30) bounded north by the highway
East by l.. Parsons Heirs South by land belonging
Nelson Dco West by land belonging to F. Loomis;
containing fifty -four and forty hundreths of an
acre.
Taken in Execution az the property of Andrew r.
Haymaker, at-the suit Of Harvey HotChkss.
Appraised at S17GO.0O.
ShcrifT$ Office, Portage Co.,( JAMES WOODARD.
October 81, A. ID. 1854. Sheriff.
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@ A letter from N. Y. Journal of Com
merce, dated Canton, July 80, says:
Almost total cessation of business exists
here. Thousands of families have already
left the city, and daily others are leaving in
crowds. The streets continue barricaded
and guarded, and almost entirely closed, ex-
cept those in old and new China Streets
Engagements take place nearly every day
north Of the city, within a couple of miles
from the walls, and the apprehensions are
great on the part of the Chinese, that the
city itself must eventually be captured.
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0r The hat establishment of JAMES
TwrTT, has been purchased, by EDWARD
TwTrr, whose advertisement appears in to-
: days paper. The business will be carried
on at the old stand, No Phoenix Block,
Ravenna.
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Dir0.

Fell asleep in jesus, on Sabbath evening, September
Gath, HENRIETTA GREENE, aged SO years and II
days.. 3. ,.ss, go 4 e.a.I stHgr
The departed a native Of Newport, R. l., dauel-
ter Of Peter Daniel, and widow Of the late Samuel
Greene, OF PotawSem, Warwick. Although the sub
ject Of religious impressions from early childhood, she
DID not openly proie:s Christ until about the age q
united with the arst Baptist Church Of Providence
From this time onwardI fer more than half century
che twas consistent and growing Chrstian until she
came to her grave-sin full age, like as shock o
corn comeih In his season." .A
GaFrettsville, October Esd, 1854.
Providence papers please copy. ~ t
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a- or Mrs. CARHARrr, has just returned
from New York, with fine stock Of goods
for sale and manufacture in the Millinery
business. See advertisement in another
column. -.
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!. EA.V. HoRR & Co. of ShaIersville,
have recently purchased large and substan-
tial stock or goods, of all kinds usually sold
in their line of trade, and are now ready to
dispose Of the same to their customers, on
She most reasonable terms.
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Dissolution Notice.

i tween Drs, Cain and Morton in the practice of
medicine, is this day closed by mutual consent. By
this arrangement DR.. Cain will settle all company
claims. Ali persons therefore having unsettled ac-
counts with the late firm will please call and arrange
the same without delay WILLIAM CAIN. M: D.
J. K. MORTON, NJ, D.
DR.. Cain would inform his patrons that he can be
found as usual at his office, No. Phoenix Block ready
to attend all calls in his profession.
October, 3rd, l654.-3t.-10.
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Teachers Examination.

The "Board of Examiners" of Portage County, will
hold examinations this fall as follows:
1st Saturday, Oct 2ls at the close of She Teachers
Institute.
I'd, Saturday, November 4th.
81, - 18Th.
4th, g December Cd.
The examinations will commence at O'Clock A.
NJ each day, in tho Court House at Ravenna, unless
that room is otherwise occupied.
All applicants will be expected to furnish satisfactory
evidence OF moral character.
The Board expect to hold no other examinations un-
it'll spring. BENZ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct I'd. l.-10-Qt.
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JAurriR0.

In Rootstown on the 90 inst, by Otis Reed, ESQ.,,
REUBEN H. DELANo, and BETsEY COTTON, all
OF Rootstown. FL H
In Paris on the 18th inst. by Branard Seby, IT,,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM w. BIGELoW, son of DR.. Lorin
Bigelow, ofPalmyra, and Miss MARY ETTE MARTIN,
daughter Of Solomon Martin, Esq, OF Paris.
In Hiram on the 18th inst, by Clinton Young, Esq
HENRY HARPER, and Miss AMANDA M HENRY,
both of Mantua. g4.
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Sheriff Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of writ of Fl. Fa. ct Lev.
- Fa Execution to me directed and delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas county,
Ohio, shall expose TO sale at public vendue Saur
day, the 2sh day Of October nst between the hours Of
ten O'Clock A. M and four O'Clock P M, of said day,
at the house shanty of John Carrigah In the town
ship Of Aurora about two miles east of the centre
the Mahoning Rail Road, the following described goods
and chatels to wit: One horse. dapple grey
marc, one grey horse, brown mare bay horse,
five horse carts aud five cart harnesses, taken in
execution as tho property of John Carrgah at the suit
Of II. v. Beeson.
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Portage county,l
October l5. 1874.
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NRm embellishments.
DIR. j. B. Marchisi's
.NELE B RAT.

'1 - - ~
" ed CathOlicOn,f for
the relief and cure Of
suffering females. 1t
stands pre--eminent
for its curative pow
ers in all the diseases
for which II is recon-
mended, usually call
ed FE MALE CON
PLANTS. or these
are Prolapsus Uteri,
or Failing of tn e
Womb; Flour Albus,
or Whites: Chronic
inflammation and Ul-
cera ton of the
Womb ; Incidental
Hemmorrhago or
Flooding; Painful,
Suppressed, and Ir-
regular MenstruatiOn
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GrOan mo- More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head.
n Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowels, OF with lame
ness in the limbss get bottle Of Root German 0nt
ment, SO It thoroughly and be cured. II this ont-
ment should not give satisfaction, aef thorough ap.
pication, the bottle may DO returned 10 he agensaHd
the maney refunded.
Agents: l. Swim. Ravenna; Dr.. Earl, FFanklsH: and
sold be one Agent n zach township. teIsm
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What Every Woman Should
Know.

EVERY woman should know that if she
la is in poor, sckly, 'cbilitatcd condition ofheath
making existence burden to herself and source Of
painful anxiety her relatives and friends, per-
haps, (horrible rchection) entang and inictng her
own naladies and safcrngs upon her children, that it
her duty to understand why and from what cause her
sueringa arisc that remedy and relief may while yet
there is time be avacd of, the be avoided in
future, and her health rcstored that she may be t.d
for the duties and capable of the euoymcnts of life.
Let every woman look at the emaciated form, the
deathke complexion, the deep-buried lustreless eye
the sunken cheek the gloomy and depressed spirits,
the shattered nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless cond
dion of many wife. mother, daughter sister, If not
herself included, within her circle, whose days
arc days Of agony, and ask herself, ''Must this
tinue? Must this be? Is there remedy? No relief?
No hope?
The remc dy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, mud knowing the remedies and beneftting by
them.
The pointed out in
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III PGREAT CURE OF RHEUM MATISM. The Ed
itors of the Richmond Republican, Of December 24th,
1852, say that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no quack
medicine.
They had man in their press who was afiict-
ed with violent Marcural Rheumatism, who was con-
tnualy complaining of misery IN his back, limbs and
joints;-his eyes had become feverish and mattery,
rheumatism, combined with Scrofula Two bottles of
Carttr's Spanish Mixture cured him. and in edito.
rial article above. they bear testimony of its won
derful good effects, and say their only regret is, that
all suffering with diseases Of the blood not aware
of the existence of such medicine. They cheerfulIy
recommend IT. See their certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle.