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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01


HIT Corn-Life Scenes in New York Ilustra-s
ted i vol by Scion Robinson. De Witt & Da-
venport New York. -
Dewitt & Davenport, Publishers have favored
US With cory. The Forest City Democrat thus
speaks Of Ht Corn.,' Ea aai-t5fs essst.aza stt
's'Fhis is the title Of beautiful volume written
by Scion Robinson, of the New York Ifibune--.
Some portions Of its contents have been published
and already familiar to the public. But it is
impossible TO appreciate the real merits of such
book by seeing only detached portons,o it. 1t is
written in plain. simple, truthful style; and while
it may not, in literary point of yew rank high in
the estimation of severe critics, it will commend
elf to the hearts of the good and receive the un-
qualified appreciation ofthe benevolent The III.
thor who is tho editor of daily journal, has been
led by his avocntion aud by his feelings, TO explore
parts of the city and TO become familiar with scenes
which are known only tothose who seek them
out.
Such works rarely attain the celebrity of foolish
love stories; but they are calculated to- awaken
warm sympathies in every generous bosom. 1t is
more noble to elevate degraded humanity. ihan to
sit the proudest throne, with millions of subjects
obedient TO the slightest wish or, to occupy the
highest seat in the Temple of Fame, and receive
the adulatious of an admiring world. This unas-
suming little work will induce many to speak kind
words to the wretched to lift up the fallen, 10 re-
lieve the needy. to yisit'the dying.''
For Sale at Hall's Book Store 20
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.-Geo. r. Graham.
the popular editor of .Graham's Magazine" has
Just started a new weekly literary paper lquarto
lorm) which, judging from specimen numbers and
tne ability Of the editor, will equal any family
newspaper out. An edition of 80 900 is all the
Publishers issued of the first number, and many
names nave since been added to the list. R. H.
See q Co., Publishers, Philadelphia.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

THE next regular quarterly meeting of the Portage
County Temperance Aiancewll assemble at Rootstown
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Thursday, the I'd day of Februa
ry, 1854, pursuant to adjournment. S7 ~.f 'tiF
The members of the Alliance and all friends of soblie
y and temperance throughout the county earnestly
requested bear in mind the importance of present
posion and by the influence of your presence and
sci at Roostown, eyince your unaterabe determination
for the ultimate triumph of the phlanhropic principle of
our organization, Temperance. the drunards and the
nations hope. o. W. STRONG, Secretary,
Jan. 49, 1854
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q L E,D


In Rootstown. on the 2eth of Oct, of Scarlet
te'er; MaRrHA E., daughter of Solomon, l.. aud
haftha Payhe. aged three years.
Also' IN Rootstown, Jan. 22ud, of put5id sore
throat, ELIZABETH j. daughter of Solomon L.
aud Martha Payne, aged FIVE years.
In Charlestown, the goth u!t, of Lung Fever
Mr. EpwIN HALL, aged 90 years. Aud linus nm.
other honest man mas tdIien. Com.
In Charestown on The 27th ult, Mr. EDWIN
CoLToN, aged % years.
In Freedom, JAN Goth. AUSTIN G. aged four
years. On the 24fh ASHER w, aged two yeurs,
sons of John A. and Catharine Davidson.
Death has called those lovely boys
From their dear parents homes,
No more they sec their smiling t4ces,
No more enjoy their charms. 5 4.t ,
Dear parents cease those falling tears,
God called them home to rest; -i
Weep not for them, they are sleeping now,
On the Redeeme.' 8 breast. z- s- s-.
sE q Com.
In Ravenns. on the Gath ult, Mrs BArnsuEBA
WHITNEY, wife of Ruuff D. Whitney, aged "a
years.
She was an exemplary member of the Congre-
gaiional Church for 26 years. and died trusting in
that Redeemer who for so many years had sus-
tained her faith by his promises. She was ready
to depart, fully prepared for the summons when
il came.
Mrs. w. was the mother of II children, of
whom survive her, who, together wi h bereaved
husband mourn their irreparabe loss.
Thou'rt mother still, and eyermore the same,
How rich the gems which cluster round thy
name.
The sound SO sweet, still lingering on our ear,
How oft it seems to catch thy footsteps near;
Thy sweet, kind voice. yea cen thy dying
groan,
Lives nerr the heart enshined upon It's throne
Though years roll round and here We linger
yet,
Yet thee our mother, thee wa'll ne'er forget,
And this fond wish Of God, we'll earnest era, e,
That we through grace may meet beyond The
grave. T'-
,ss---- Com. ~
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Hon. L. v. BtEacE of Akron proposes to
write a history of the Western Reserve.
Such work would be very popular, and Gen.
Bsrce is the man above all oihersto accomplish
Ghstask. We hope he may receive sufficient en-
sourasementto CONNIE nee the work immediately
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

II smash up occurred the c., c. & C..
r. r. last Saturday night at Rockport Station, 6
miles south of Cleveland, between two freight
trains. brakeman had both of his legs broken.
Property destroy ed to the arnountsof SIS 900.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

w Mr.. PickrTr's fourishing School in
Shsersville is still in operation, commanding. as
ever. the entire confidence of the public. A pecu-
liar feature 10 Mr.. PickETr's School is the pre-
Paraton Of Teachers for their arduous duties.
How successful Mr.. P is 10 this department. may
hs judged from the fact that Of a5 applicants from
bis School for certificates, % were successfui.
Ar. P. will have Teachers Glass in prepara
siou. for the Spring Schools, upon the opening OF
bis osxs tsra, on the 2lss inst. See Advertise
n, ant is t., days paper. f
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

a President MAHxs. of Cleveland, is about
t. hold series OF religious meetings in connec-
iion with the Free Church. mmeucipg on
Thursday evening at tho Towo Hall. See notice
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

U We have reeaivsd from, the Secretary the
Sixth annual report of the c.. & p. r. r. We
insert to- day from the Herald carefully prepar-
ed abstract of the report. The Herald pays de-
served compliment to the energetic President of
the Road
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

TERRIBLE Explosion ca,,r;daa e..,a,,
on Long Island exploded last Saturday killing in
stantly 80 persons, mostly boys and girls The
bodies. were fightfnlly lnanged. s.Upwards of
so, 900 cartridges exploded.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

E 90 the third Saturday Of F ebruary, the 18th
inst School examination will he he'd at the
Court House By order of the B5ard of Examin-
CTS. See netce.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

EDIEBuRsn.-This township has set noble
sxampis in circulating Temperance petitions.
Bee Mr.. SrELxAN's communication in to-day's
paper. Should not other townships initiate SO
saIuiary an example.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

a writer in New Hampshire paper is ad-
dressing series Of articles ITO the enhghiened
people Of New Hampshire" and has already
reached No o." That chap must be model of
perseverance, to hold out so long to 70 smuH con
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

The funernl If GKoReE WYEk. only son ol
Gapr. Wm. C. Wyer. of Charlestown. will be
attended at The Methods. Church, this after
aoon, at half pnsl one o'clock.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

O. Gov. Bigler, M. B. Lowery, and Mayor
King passed through town yesterday afternoon
saon ths Pittsburgh cars. enthe:r way to E ie
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

J
The above named Elyira Thompson Fuller Thompson.
Sylvester H. Gilbert and Orson Gilbert will take notice
that 23d day of January 1854 the said Julius Gil
bert filed his petition against them and the other een-
dats above named in the office of the Probate Judge for
said county of Portage, setting forth in substance that
the 18th day of April S49, Edinburgh, in said
county. the said Julius Gilbert and Sylvester Gilbert
since deceased entered into written contract under seal
bert should pay said Sylvester Gilbert late of said
deceased the of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars
and nteres. in eighteen months from the date of said con-
tract and that thereupon the said Sylvester GILBERT de-
ceased should make and deliver to Petitioner good and
sufficient deed of general warranty for the following de
scrhed parcel ofland situated in the township or
aPars the county of Portage and State OF Ohio beln
he east part of subdivision lot No SO in said township
.and bounded follows witt South and north by the
original lines of said lot and by land in said lot
led by John Shaw Jr, thence line to be run parall,
with the line of said division far enough west to cor
an Fifty the of the public to all roads on the
.,ame excepted" That petitioner has paid said sum OF
Five Hundred and Fifty dollars and interest, together
with all taxes assessed said land he in said contract
stipulated do whereby he has entitled hmsefto deed
of warranty for said premisesthat the said Sylvester
Gilbert dep ,rted this life the 28h day of February
ID 1852 leaving the above named Sarah Gilbert his wild
o entitled her dover estate in said premises and the
other defendants above named together with petitioner
entitled interest therein his representatives and
heirs laws and that petitioner the 3st day of May
d 1852 duly appointed and qualified to admins
upon the estate of said Sylvester Gilbert deceased;
PRAYING that defendants be required to al
and matters and things in Petition set forth
and that upon final hearing of said Petition the said
Michael Wireman be authorized and empowered bv
the make and deliver petitioner deed of SAID
premises whereby he may become vested with absolute
tile thereof against the Defendants above named and
all other persons whomsoeyer The said Evira and Full
Ter Ton,pson. Sylvester II and Orson Gilbert will also
take notice that unless they appear plead de-
TO said Petition within sixty days from the filing
thereof the to them will be taken for confessed
aud depre entarp plaacO rSiinuly
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

~ Judge Edmonds and Mr.. Dexter lecture
on Spriiuasrn in Cleveland this evening.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED haa
been appointed Administrator with the viii annexed
of the estate of Oliver c. Dickinson late of Portage county
decreased All persons having claims against The estate
will present them for settlement and persons indebted
said estate viii please make immediate payment
:. w. DICKINSON, Admir-, with viii annexed
Randolph, Jan. l. 1864. 1858 3w
NOTlCE- Taken up by the subscriber. one
Y year old Steer tbrndle s Sss SEssSdER g1.5IS hsF
Sian,ua, Dec. Goth. 1854.
NOTICE.
rESHE Stockholders the Franklin Centre Mill Ccmpa-
nv are hereby notified to meet in the North-West
school room N Ears Brick Block, in Franklin, Mon
day the 9th day of February at o'clock p NJ, for
M purpose of electng Directors for the ensuing year. and
doing such other business may up before them
Bv order ofthe Directors. THOMAS EARL, Sec,y
Franklin Jan, IL, 5i 1855 Sws
DISSOLUTION.
TENUE o.parinership heretofore existing under The
Il nare OF Brown & Tracy. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The interest of Tracy, the Junior,
partner OF the firm having been transferred to Brown
e. Sparr that firm will become responsblsfor all debts
owing by the late firm of Brown s. Tracy, and are aso
authorized collect and receive ali debts due said t.
HoRATIO TRACY.
Ravenna, Jan. I6, 1854. 1856 3w*
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Pour Uni

1he price Of breadstuffs is rising rapidly. Flour
Is now selling for $500 per barrel in Cleveland
add at Franklin Mills, and for 81, SO in this village.
Ths prics of wheat and aour is coming up all
,hronsh the country. The Buffalo Repubtic of
Saturday observes: 5llstA ~
Flour has been sold in this city to-day at an
advance of 81 90 per barrel on yesterday's rates.
One gentleman tells us that he sold wheat at a
rate Of .ffty.fpe cents per bushel higher than ii
was at the close of navigation - z5tf
Cause.-The war in Eurspe. z
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

ty The Ptlia Dealee, says that the printers Of
Hudson are Oh a"strike." '<'t 80
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Presidlrnt HEalhar,.

W1EI bold a series of religious meetings in this
village in connection with The Free Congregational
Church, commencing on Thursday tomorrow eve
ning.) The meetings will be held at tie Town Hall.
Services to commence at u O'Clock p. NJ, at the
ringing of the Court House bell
Feb. ], 1854 ~ lr
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

E Hon. Gao. Bliss. NJ. c., will accept our
acknowledgements for Pub. Doc. Z
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Local and Miscellaneous Deparlgent.

5 u We crowd our advertisers somewhat thil
week. They win excuse US, we trust.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Ths Thermometer at Boston last Monday
stood at 1s degrees below zero.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Tv Teachers and school Directors.
THERE will be examination of School Teachers at
the Court House in Rayennl on the third Saturday of
February at o'clock A. NJ.
Rv order of tbe Roard
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
TO THE WORLD. n. E.)

Ihsrest Of Mankind are at Peaaatu;iie, Eric, GAd
. MATHEWS DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
ARE in Ravenna ut Littles Block where alpersons
have the finest kenesses taken for themselves and friends
Persons wishing good pictures had better come to regu
lar established Rooms than to employ inexperienced ay-
Cling artists.
N. B.-A splendid lot of fine Gold Iockets. Pins and
Bracelets with likeness inserted cheaper than be pur>
chased elsewhere. WM, Is. MATTHEWS.
Ian 0S.lS 80
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Ofthe stock as above stated. S218 600 were is
sued as loan to the Tusearawas Extension, ma
king the actual amount of stock invested in the
main line, $176i, 900.
7 A dividend of per cent, was declared 10 July
last, and like dividend payable the 25th inst, ou
stock in the main line. @ 4 ,f,asa
Nett earnings during the year | saG7.977 rs
Interest on debt 1924 73
Dividends l6I,6t5 9s-25ssI7 &C
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

h. OFFICE OF FRANKLIN WARREN K. Il Co.
Franklin. Portage County o., December 10, 1853.
Stock Subscribers in said Company ION the Ravenna
and Wndham subscription books,l hereby notified
and required to pay this Office to q. Y Duel ESQ.,
collector, installments follows, to wit: E - % 6
Ten per cent before the Cd day of January next
Ten per before the st day of February next
Ten per cent on or before the day of March next
BY order of the Executive Committee. .s
1924 1Iw JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
~ Raliroad Accident.

A serious accident occurred on the Southern
Michigan Railroad, last Friday about four miles
from Adrian, Mich. The passenger train of four
oars was running at very rapid rate when one of
'lis forward wheels of the third car broke, throw
Jog it off the track and reversing it end for end
the cars either side were detached instantly by
the shock but were not removed from the track
the hind car kept on Its way If nothing had hap
pened. The unfortunate car contained about for:
~ passengers. among them o. P. BRowN Esq. of
his village. But one or two received very seri-
Gus injury, no bones were broken. but all were
seriously jarred. The arwas broken entirely TO
pieces, and the escape Of SO many with 50 Little in
jury is truly miraculous. >, -. ...sr-r
We are glad to meet our friend Brown again
after so narrow an escape, suffering so little from
the severe jar and confusiors received. To mer-
ciful Prosidenca only is he, and his fellow passen-
gers indebted for their preservation. 8 q. zz
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Tennperance .AlIiance.

The Ladies County Alliance will hold their next quar-
tery meeting in Rootstown the I'd day of February
1851, according to adjournment.
An address may be expected. 49,
Be- Jan. %, 1854. A. AUSTIN Sec'y
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
q,en,nerance Alliance.

@- Dr. H. TuBBs will be at lis rooms at the Prem
tiss House Monday and Tuesday FEBRUARY 9th and 7th
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

The light repairs rolling stock is attributable
to the care operating the road, and the sup
character ofthe track. Up TO this time the super.
structure is not essentially affected by use.
The equipment of the road-is still inadequate
to do business, and the Conpany's shop under the
excellent management of Mr.. Jacob Hovpy will
cuntinue to turn out its work with increased force
-a96.8sgF FINANcIAL NDITI o u.
The amount ofexpendtures during the year 31Gi52 %
Amount reported last year 2,963156 O4
Total of expenditures 80 S32799os 80
The present amount of Stock is -s=f sI97a1eo 90
Funded Debt - 1I42,2r000
Balance of temporary loans and other accounts 90
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

To tie Senate and House Of Representatives
Of The United States. in Congress:
The undersigned. citizens OF here insert
the names Of the S ate and county, cry, or
town, respectfully ask you to repeal the Fug;-
tive Slave Act.----- ----=.-----,-.-s-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Patients should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being Pre-engaged. at,enlanc mus,
An unbiased opinion to the probability of cure is
always given. Sutjeciing the patient expense
N itfIout a reasonable prosrect of success
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

NHERE can be found a splendid assefrfNen
of Plain and Fancy Cassimsres, at
Nov Q, 1855, soNRRvitEx REpFmsp,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
10 Cord

Of Seasoned Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office. -
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MEMORIAL TO THE CONGRESS or THE UNITED
STATES. .-55t
To The Ssaale and House Of Representatives.
saio of The United Siates, in Congress:

To The Senafe and House IF Representatives.
Of the United Sfates, in cJngress:
The undersigned, citizens Of there insert The
name Of the ale and county. city or towr,1
respectfully ask you toproti 't the sale Of per-
sons under process issued out of the courts OF
the Unired S:ates.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
Julius Gilbert.

julius Gilbert,
VS..
Lovina Wireman.
Michael Wireman,
Elyua Thompson,
Fuller Tompson,
Sarah Gilbert,
Sylvester II. Gilbert
0rson Gilbert, 1.
Otis C. Gilbert,
Melville L. Gilbert,
and Martha Gilbert.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-01
MEDICAL:
ENRY,S INyIcORATING CORDIAL.

HENRY,s INyGORATINGs CORDIAl..
IL PURELY vEGETABi.EIN ITS COMPOSITION.
This Cordial extracted from Herbs Roots
which have been found years perence b, The
skiifu Physicians to be possessed Of qualities bene-
whilst IL IS presented 10 pobie elcacious rcedy
it is also to be ofthat character which reliance
be placed to lite safety In of Impoency He
mortgages. Disordered sery Meniruation or suppres
sion ofthe Menses, Flour Albns or Whites, orior
Debility - ..--t -lr.. p.
arising any cause such as weakness from Sickness
where the patient has been conaed he'd tie
Tor Females after ebt, Abortion Miscarriage, s
Cordial eanho be exceed in lis sautaTy
M" naf n ss
g.hne,s, Decay Of The proereaiise Functions
equal If notsu superior to any Compound ever use.l.
To Females.
Msei1e. in tse man Is one o. iae mesl valuable
subject assists nature to brace the whole SYSTEM check
excess aud creates renewed health and happiness Less
ist' were they generally TO adopt The of h Cordial
males are liable to- are reeredb by The OF bottle
10 bloom and to yigor.
Young Men:
That solitary practice fatal 10 the existence of and
Is the young who are most become lis ,elim roa
an OF the danger to which they subject themselves
causes &
Nervous Debility, ss-
Weakness OF the System, and Premature Decay. Many OF
of disease To those the who by have brought
themselves PremstnTe impoteney, Involuntary Seminal
Nervous Affection, other consequences of
ed OF the sensual passions occasioning the
eessity OF ofrenouncing the feleities of
Marriage, NEi Glaia GA
lessening both mental and bodily capacity. oldi Hcnrys
lnygoraing Cordial, Medicine that purely Vegetable
will aid nature to restore those important functions
healthy sate and will prove ofseryce YOU 1t possesses
virtues lisa general of disease and strength
ener OF the system.
As Tonic Medicine.
II unsurpassed do place Cordial footing
with quack medicines, and is customary append long
list OF Recommendations Certificates. beginning with
Hear what the Preacher says and sdeh like; tits
essary, for Henry's lnygoranS Cordial, only needs
trial M to prove That twill accomplish all we say.
The Genuine s'Henry's lnyigOrating COrdial,o
is in Pannel Bottles, and is easily recognized by
the Manufacturers signature the label each Bottle
counterfeit which is forgery well the name bownin
the glass. = -..-.-..-
Sold for So per Bottle; six for SO. GIG per dozen.
Prepared only by s. X. COHEN, No. Frans lin Row. Vine
street, below Eighth Philadelphia, Pa, whom all OR
DER be addressed all respectable Drug
gists and Merchants throughout the country ..e
For sale the Patent Medicine Depot No. 10 College
by j. p Dromgooe wholesale Agent for The State, and only
agent In Nashville. l|
decit-6m dxtw, .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-01
A CUE AND FEVER. OR CIILLsAND FE-

"A YER CURED By SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-This
iusv celebrated Medicine has for many maintained
its all other remedies the safe, certain,
speedy aud permanent of Ague aud Fever, or Chs
and whether of >hortOr long stAnding and in
will ii TAIL fhe directions are strictly followed
and carried out.
Tbs remedy has been extensively used the
States Kentucky. Tennessee, Ohio Indiana, Pennsylva
MIA Michigan Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois. Missouri, Texas,
Arkansas Aaama Mississippi ani Louisiana; and has per-
nenty cured HUNDRED THOUSAND cases IN all
its varied iorms which had been OF from to
standing and had resisted all the usual reme-
dies the country; and ia did this Medicine
tail sLe the directions properly followed Such is
tsDNarahe success, thata large number Of respectable
Practitioners Medicine in various parts of the country,
and prescribe ii in preference to qulnne and all olher
remedies.
Tonic but being composed entirely OF vegetable
medicines, perfectly innocent all cases OF crcum-
stances females, infants, and all
sons of debtaled delicate constitutions, without the
least fear whatever OF any un pleasant effect.
This Medicine composed of articles of the prmes and
pura-t ouay aN made 10y the proprietor in
sou established forms of pharmacy (Which cannot
he said OF TONES flooding the Western and
country and IN this respect alone rendered
By its aperen and powerful diaphoretic properties ad
daa "a is Tonic Qualities, IL is rendered emnently superior
10 quinne and other remedies general and popular
Tonic la whatever where Tones proper to be
administered The proprietor therefore, respectfully in
yies and the public generally 10 give but
fair trial aud sy will then be convinced OF its great
orty all other remedies now In use ior The purpose
specIhed. j,
Fever thls and Fever Bilious Fevers, would do well
II keen supply OF valuable remedy always on hand.
The proprietor ia his possession thousands OF GER
By VINO have used H.
many letters merchants who have sold it largely in
IN well as from many respecab Practitioners
who used in preference to other remedies afeslng
its yalue. - }. r. ~, ~ 80, :, l.
rf1Io -s,snn decl0-d&tri W.