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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.
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Lays Of Liberty;
FnR THIS TIMEs

VERSES FOR THE TIMES.
TNHIS is the title Of small volume of choice Anti
l. Slavery verses, collected from various sources,
and put into little volume of fifty four pages,
Handsomely printed, and bound in cloth Publish
cd by Bella MARSH,
May 20. No. Franklin street. Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO THE BLIND.

DATIENTS may be daily seen at DR. Knapp's Eye
Il Infrmary, No. 40 Main street. Buffalo, N Y
who are obtaining their sight by having chemical
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MARRIAGE

At Washington, Pa, on Wednes day morn
ing, the 2lst inst, by the Rev. ia mes Brown
son, NICHOLAS X. WADE, of Pittsb urgh to Ro-
MAINE LIE MoYEE, daughter of Dr. F. S. LIE
Moyne, of Washington, Pa.
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DIR. WESSELHOEFT7S WATER CURE.

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A LII rumors to the contrary, continues to receive
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WIN. q. JARVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Madison. Wisconsin.

COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. ParueI Io5
~ attention paid to such claims as are ma 1ns
Gone West, &C., against persons residing II .I'
of the Western States Address as above post PS'''
Jan.6
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IMPORTER of French and German Toy Watches
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MO. Extra Lard Oil, well filtered and free from
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lens, and solar lamps.
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Australia, the Indies, and Africa.
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lcoPYRIeHT SECURED BY THE AUTHoR.l
For the National Era.
THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.
LITTER XVI.

SLAVERY ILLEGAL By THE STATE C0NSTI-
TUTI0NS FORMED FROM l776 TO 1889, AND
AFTERWARDS
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HLITIn EYTRACT. rnlerinn. hlisierinO

j. tissue cinOidne, Seidlids's powders, cod liver
OIL best quality; syrap, lodle iron, Donorans solu-
ton, glycerne, elatrium, wood napatha, piperne,
saacne, strychnine yaleranate morphine, liquid Gu
tcle, pure sulph rou IOdde potash chlorofOrm, kre
Osot taniun Cc acid, citrate potash citrate iron,
wcdge-wOod aud porcelain morars, glass and wedge
wood Funnels apers, pile ceciuary, acoustic oil,
Tamarinds, apiOca, starch ground mustard Sage,
hOrehOund, sarsaparilla, Rue; spkenard spearmeni,
wormwood Sc; syringes, stethoscopes trsses, horse
phlems, spatulas, prescription scales, thermometers,
graduated measures, nursing tubes and botes:for sale
at |. SWIFT.
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&C.. with all their accompanying eVlls- (Cancef eX-
ceptod) no matter how severe ofhow long standing.
The CathoeOH far surpasses other remedies, in be.
ing certain less expensive, and lowing the sys-
TEN in better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain phamphlct (free) containing ample proof.
suits of its use; together with letters from highly eX-
percnced Physicians, who have used IL in their prac-
tice, and speak from their own observations.
NOTICE TO THE UsFoRIuANTE FEMALE.-l feel it a
duty incumbent upon myself 10 declare publicly the
great blessing DR.. Marchiss Uterine CHtholcon has
proved to me. For two years my healthy was miser-
able; was almost unable to walk. Physicians pro.
nounced my ease falling ofihe womb, extensive ul
cerations, commencing with fuor albus. The pains,
irritation prosraton, and the intolcrabe fatid dis
Charge rendered life burden In this miserable CON
dton' DR.. F. r. Newiand recommended DR.. anarchists
Uterine Caholicon. After taking four bottles find
myselfnperfcct health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardently desire that all my alike uDfor
tunate, may find sure relief from this nesmabe med
icine. ELIzAPETH A .NEwLAND.
p "' NO.l9, West streets, Utica, N. VI.
The above statement know to be true. = I'D
D.. x O. +. P. NEwLAND, M, D., Utica, New. York.
would be glad to have further supply, as
thd medicine Is becoming very popular, and think
will continue, us 1t has given relief In every instance
May ,22d, 1854. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
The Gathocon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have beenbene-
fttedbut one-and that one nothing can help. wsE
July 9th, 1854. New Philadelphia, o.
Pamphlets to be had gratis at the store Of Curtis
Hatch, AGENT Druggist. RayeDna, Ohio Sold ynost
Of Ihe leading Druggists In Tho adjoining e9gntiee:
oV'o"eF s7'io'@' .r4c1 an a-s9 st-Sh'ssap
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EECaaapyssa.

/ w
VI moved their FurIiurc 10 their rev rooms in the
PhpniX Block, directly over Eostw ck's dry goods
StOrc) prepared to wait their customers to any
thing III their line, stock consist part follows:
Sofas from $2J to a Jenny Lind, $55, Tcte-e-tcGe
lce to face. suits the young eyacty Mahogany chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card tables, what not
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools. foe: stools, &c.
Also, a fine lot Of Hall StaEds, they are beauty.
AsO,a splendid lot ofloOkimg Glasses, from Is to $lS.
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames.
A fine lot Of Hair, Cotton and Husk Mattresses,
our Hair Mattresses manufactured in our own vi
cinity, (by Mr.. McLam, Of Rootstown,) and we war
rant the Hair to be the first quality Ofong Horse Hairs
the tusk and cotton coming into general use in
many placss
Also, Il plenty of Bcdsteads with HiDklcy's Suspen-
oughy tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker an at first, sell them now from 81
So and upwards, every person who would have bed
stead should buy one at least for themselves, and we
assure them they will buy other after.
We have II full assortment of common furniture,
cane seat cairs of all kinds, flom $j and upwards,
bureaus from SO and upwards, Stands $lJ0 and up
wards, and some cord beds cheap if people will have
thesm, Tables 80, and other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting up
our rooms, and we invite all to call and see what We
have. We know sell as cheap, to say the least
of it, as in Cleveland clsewherc if the people are
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur-
chased in the village, will be delveredat the House Of
the purchaser. 4oo-u
Rnynuua. March IA. 1854.
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NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCUh YIN IT.
Let The Afflicted Read and Ponder !!
A N INFALLTBLE REMEDY for Sc
y la, Kings EVE, Kheumntism. Obs nate O.
ous EruEtioi:, Pihmples or Pu>tulcS y the
Blutches, Eoils, Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring WoiN
Trtlcr, Scald Head, EnlNrgcT cht and L in 4
Bones and joints, Stubborn Ulcers. .Sylhiliti Dis,
Lu mbago, SliHal Compains,and ali 'Bscas 81
from an iIiudicious useo Mercury. lmprudenc "
or lmlurty Of the Etood. " "f' . 80
t; This great altcraye medicine and Puri
Flood snow used by thousands graf tcful patents
all parts of the United States, who testify daily
remarkable carHS performed by the greatest Of all
iciuc@, "CARTEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE"
IA. ia. Rhcula.tism, Scroluh. Erultors on the |
Liver Disease. Fever. Ulcers Old Sores Afcctiol
the KiCcys, Diseases o the Throat Female d
pinihts, Pains and Aching of the Bones and j
are speedily put TO fight by using this great and
tiiNabl1 remedy. .... -...!ti-a, 4
Forall diseases of the blood. nothing has vet
found to compare with it. II clcanscs the systc
all Impurities acts gently and efficiently on the II
and Kidneys, strcHe thcns the Digestion, gives tori
Stomach. makes the skin cl l.ar ard healthy ard rec:
he Constitution, euftchl ID by disease oFl.u.ent
by the eAcesscs of t0utl, to lis pristine yigor
strength.
Forthe Ladies' il IS incomparably better than all
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of CARTER's 81
1871 MATURE vii removeall saiowpess 0tcompIeN
bring The rose EIuntng 10 the check give elasici1
the step. aud inn rove the general health III rem
able degree hey 0Gd all the medicines overheard O
The large humber Of certificates which We havi
ceircd from persons from all parts of the UatedStt
is the best idencG that there is no Humbug abol
The press, hotel keepers. magistrates, physicians,
public mcn, we'll known to the community, all
their testimony 10 the wonderful effects of this RI
BLOOD PURIFIER. "'
Call on the agent and get n circular and Alma
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest.o
Medicines has performed. Al
None genuine II" less signed Bl.NNETT &. BEE
| Proprictors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Ya|
ft
dressed. r,.. slg... .s...EE 81
And for sal. by l. Swift, and C Hatch, Ravei
Waun & Wilson, Decrtl-ld d. Rostwick, Edinblr
J. w. Gone, Franklin Mills; G. * G. r, Harm
Aurora; 0. J.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons g. r
WiHdiam, all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Ravcmna Nov. 90, 1853 ~ IN.
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Drugs! DrHgs!!

n HATCH is now receiving another large supply
I j. ofrresh Drugs, Medicines Paints. and Oil direct
from New York, which he olers at his usual low terms
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New Firrn, New store, New Goods,
DALRYMPLE & MunYan, having entered

L
~ into co-partnership in the Ready Made CloIhne
business, would respectfully invite the attention oi
their friends customers and the public generally, to
their stock of SEy4SON8BLE CLOIHIEG adapt
ed to every, age, taste. and profession Also, Boys
and youths Clothing for all sizes and conditions of the
Juvenile community, and excrtions will continue TO- be
made to keep this department as complete as possible
OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
embrace full and complete assortment of Shirts.
Dckies Gloves. Hosiery, suspenders, Stocks scarfs
Cravats Neck Ties, Hdkfs.. &c.
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. contains great
variety ofClohs, Cassmerers, Vestngs, &c, embrtc-
ing almost every article Of seasoDabe goods for Gen.
tlemen's Garments which will be made up TO order at
short notice. at reasonable prices in tasteful and fash
ionable style.
Thorough workmanship and uncxceptionablc fits
warranted in all cases.
D-P The system of terms 10 one price, and no de-
Walton, The price of such garment and article is mar
4ed in Plain Agures and small but regular profit up
on each article. BY this system no one, however un-
experienced is liable to pay above the market prices
~ B. Allgoods sold, will be warranted as repre-
sented. DALRYMPLE d MUNYoN.
49, ,s5, ag:la one door east Of the Brick Block!
Raysnna, May ., 1864. y fer,. II, .sf6s-H /
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GROCERIES. &C.
! For ihe spring Tradc.

! R0CERIES and Provisions at Whole
VI sale and Retail The Subscribers respectfully IN
vte attention OF Merchants throughout The county
of Portage, and the trade generally to their stock OF
2 GROCERIES kept constantly on hand, aud TO which
additions are daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept In Grocery Ssd rr9'sloh Eslaosi
mcuts which We are prepared TO sell as low as any
house in the county. Being working men ourselves
1 we defy competition.
FesIing grateful to friends for their liberal pa
tronnre extended to us, assure them that we can
them greater inducements this season, than before.
| The following comprises portion of our stock:
| COFFEE.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
UGAR, oLA SESAN sYRUP.
n. o. and P. K. Sugar; Gmnuated do; Powdered
do; Crushed do; b. and c. COnoe do; Double refined
Loaf sugar; Nov orlcaus Moasscs; Cardenas do
Green q Starts syrup;
sPIcEs.
Cloves; Nutmegs Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard;
Can do; Pepper Sauce; Cassia; Ground Pepper, Spice
cinnamon.
Boxes II X Raisins; Layer do; Cluster do; Seed
less do; Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil
Nuts; Filbers; English Wunuts; Pea Nuts; Cocoa
Nuts LiQuoricc; Olive Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS.
Young NysOn; GunPOwder; Imperial; Old HysOn;
Black. .-
Goldfish; Maencrel; Whiteiish; Trout; Pickerel; No.
/ andScaled Herring.
TOBAC GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendsh; Baltimore
spun; general assortment of fine cut chewing; Tin
toll, iue cut aud 10 papers smoking; Warwick &
Bryun's can; Spanish, half spanish and common CT
gars; Snuf, &c.
SOAP AND CANDIES.
Fancy Shaving: Soap; Ear do. do; Burwell's chem.
wash. do No. Washing do: Adamantne do; White
bar dO Star Candies; Sperm do; Stearne do; Tallow
do.
OIL.
Linsecd; Sperm: Lard Sweet.
NDRIES
Bed cords Painted Pa,; Tubs; British Lustre;
COPprras; Alum; Chalk; Rosin; Tar; Madder; Cam
dtc"ick; Wrapping twiEc; COrdagc; lndigO Pickles.;
Sardiu",: TapiOcH; Maccaroni; Rice -four; Baskets
Whip LashcS; Cream TARTAR Sup. Carb. Soda; Sal
Sod.; I&rt,ric Acid; Whi;ing Patty; Flour Sulphur:
. 0tt#r; SaliprirC: Batting; Spruce Gum; Backing:
Glassware; Stouewarc; Paper; Ink; Bro0ms Lime:
Matches: Powder; Candies; SaGruus; Starch; English
split Pca Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges; Toys Wal
lets; Snuff Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils States;
Slate Pencils; Mop Handles; Faucets, &c.
VISIONS.
Flour; Buciiwhcat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes Vim
egar Beans; Dried Beef; Lard; Hams; Shoulders :;
Pork; Fish; Butter; TurnipS; Peas; Corncd Beef;
Cheese; Rice; Crackers Pickles; Onions; Bects; Tom
cues; Maple MolasscS; do. Sugar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep oar assortment fresh and fun through
! out The season. and solicit examination from any
one disposed 20 purchase.
n. B-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce,
orta& ~ !" exchange for Good, at rates which will be
satisfactory. w. SMITH & co.
/ Raveuna, Aurh 13ih, 1853
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Ravcura Summit Mills.

THE undersigned have purchased of Mess
l. rs. Whttlesey the above well known Mills, pre-
pared at all times to pay the highest market price for
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Sc-Particular attention given to
custOll work. .-... ..-
We have in connection with the above opened a
FLOUR and FEED STORE, at the rooms lately occu-
pied by S. Day. opposite the Phoenix Block, where can
be found at all times FLOUR by the barrel or in sacks
FEED ofall descriptions. Also, salt, PLASTER,
FISH, LINE, &c. GEO. BUEL Co.
Ravenna, April z, 1854.