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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25
r Gleasop's Pictorial is the only publication o

v' Gleason's Pictorial is the oaly publication O.
the kind now extant. Barnum with all his hum
bug ingenuity yields the palm to it. Its circula-
tion is much increased this year soar, and before
its close will undoubtedly be doubled. The last
uulhber contains representation of all the nation
a flags now used in the known world. previ-
Gus number contained portrait of all the rulers of
the world from Frank Pierce down The next
number will contain the national costumes Of all
other interesting engra.ings.
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Stale Fair.

We learn from Gsn.. Mcintosh, who has just
returned from the meeting of the State Board that
the next Ohio State Fair will be held on the 10 b.
Goth, 2lst and 22ud days of September next, at
Newark. The citizens ofsthat place have sub
scribed $4,000 towards defraying the expenses Of
the Fair. About forty acres have been secured
for the grounds, comprising the ancient fortifca-
tions nenr Newark, which attract go much atten-
tion from those visiting that section of our State
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

Hor ConN Life Scenes in New York IIustra-
ted. Incinding the Story of Little Katy, Mad
ana, the Rag Picker's Daughter, Wild Mag
gle, &c. Wkh original designs, engraved by
N. Orr. By Solen Robinson.
Fifteen Thousand copies of this entertaining
work have already been printed. 1t takes like
wildfre. A supplyjus received by Express from
New York, at HALLS Book STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

MoRRrs and WILLIS Home Journal is one Of
the best literary papers now published in Ameri-
ca. This weeks number. contains an interesting
communications from De. Cosshel the librarian
of the Astor Library, unusually spicy letter
from the editor at ldlewild, number of articles
from numerous valued contributors. items of intel
ligeuce-terary, artistic, fashionable, personal
and miscellaneous. The Home Journal is afford
ed at two dollars per annum. Morris & Willis,
Proprietors, New Yo,k.
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A Coon SIGN.-The annual exhibit Of the e
nanciai sffairs of the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Railroad shows that during the past year the
amouot expended in repairing damages caused by
accident. does not exceed $1,000. This fact re-
fleets great credit upon the management of the Of
icers and their employees.
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THE next regular quarterly meeting of the Portage
County Temperance Aiance,wl assemble at Rootstown
at 10 O'Clock. A. M. Thursday the ID day of Februa
ry 1854, pursuant to adjournment.
The members of the Alliance, and all friends Of sobrie-
y and temperance throughout the county are earnestly
requested to bear in mind the importance of present
position; and by the influence Of your presence and
sci at Rootstowp eYnce your unalterabe determination
for the ultimate triumph of the ph,anthropc principle of
our organization, Temperance the drunkards and the
nations hope. o.w. STRONG EecrstsIrv.
Jan. %, 1854,
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New Arrangement.

VNJM D. DURHAM, having purchased the en-; an.'re s
wv interest of j. ellis. in the late firm OF Oii ~
Durham would respectfully inform his friends @ and n .ns
public generally that will continue trancSss the at the old
stand n Jr east Of tho new brick block where can De
found times the saTetv o. Of and
0I. " ,s,,.Iy called for in this market. Also good
supply of Sole Upper Leather French Gait SKINS
s ali Of which will be sold the lowest possible figure
for Cash or Ready Pay.
Cash pAid for 6sef Hides and veal Skins
yss I .s-. WM D, pURHAM'
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e We regret to learn that w. S. C.. Otis
Esq. has finally concluded to remove to Cleve-
land. He has just been chosen Vice President
of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company.
and will at once enter upon the duties of the post.
Akron loses and Cleveland gains valuable citizen.
Mr.. Wolcott continues the business of the late
firm here.-.4kron BeGcon.
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ARESS GOODS.-Merinoes.T Thibe, cloths,
u y Persian cloths, nonslnD De Bage pelaines sc Sc.
just received At b. L. DAY's.
Sept. 26.
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T WM. B. BRADBURY, of New York, cell
ebrated teacher of Music. who held Musical
Convention in this village last fall is to hold Con-
vention in the Congregational Church at Hudson,
commencing Wednesday, February 1st, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. Mr.. Bradbury, is almost unequalled
as teacher of music, and stands high as compo-
err Those who are SO fortunate as to attend these
Conventions will be much aided aud benefited.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

FORTUNATE EscAPE.--On Friday evening be-
tween six and se,en o'clock a fire was discovered
10 the new store Of Messrs. Rowell, Witter & Co.,
10 the Phoenix Block, The FIRE originated from
como boards that were placed over the orifce
through which the heat arises from the furnace in
the basement. 1t was luckily discovered before
serious damage was done.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

LAsus NATuaE.-S. is. Allen. of this village,
has preserved in spirits. 40 anomalous production
of nature. being pig with two bodies, eight feet,
two tails and ope head. The bodies are joined a,
the breast, and quite perfect in all observable
spects. The little porker is quite curiosity.
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PREM1UM FIGURING MILL.

PREMIUM FIGURING MILL.
NNlE Subscribers are still doing business
IL ut the Ravenna Summit Mills, and also in Camp
besport, notwithstanding The reports put in crcula
lion by the proprieors of steam and wafer Mills IN is
vicinity that We have broken down. and were net do
ing custom business, and is CUSTOM making
-four that stands the in every here il is used
Our flour stands A. No. J. wherever it is known. anu
takes the premium over all other Flour maae whener
er il exhibition. Families have -four tmads
especially for family use delivered their dwcngs
the market price, for first quality. Our flour IS made
from The best article OF Wheat and make no Flour
from poor wheat. thai may be enabled sell cheap
than neghbors.
WHITTLESEY & BROTHER.
Campbellsport, Nov. 28 1858.
P. S.-Cob Corn, and all kinds Of Coarse Grain
ground on short notice. 1913 II
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~ An interesting tale, The Tempted " will
be found on the outside of this psPsr. 1t is from
the pen of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, and will be
concluded next week.
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u Attention is directed to the notice of the
Temperance Alliances of Portage County. The
next meetings it will be will bs held at Roots
town on Thursday. the End day of February.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

w The Wing Almanac for 1854, is upoa our
table. 1t contnins as usual useful information and
statistics of value to public men, politicians, 60,
much of which cannot be found in as convenient
form for reference elsewhere. Greeley &s McEI-
ratt, publishers, New York. Price, l2a cents.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

u The following lines contain a vast deal OF
ruth, and simple as they are, are Of much more
effect, and fnd their way to the heart with much
more force than many profound essays. and deep
sermons, which are beyond the comprehension OF
hose who need and are entitled to wholesome
advice and teaching. Speak gently to the err
-ing." Often they are more snued against. than
,inniug.
Ciiide Mii1Iy the Erring!
Chide mildly the erriug!
Kind language endears;
Grief follows the SINFUL,
Add not to their tears.
Avoid with reproaches,
Fresh pain to bestow;
The heart that is stricken,
Needs never blow.
Chide mildly the erriug.
Jeer not at their fall;
If strength is but human.
How weak were we all.
What wonder that footsteps,
Should wander astray;
When tempests shadow,
Life's wearisoue way.
Chide mildly the erring!
Entreat them with care
Their natures are mortal,
They need not despair.
We ali have some frailty,
We all are unwise;
The grace that rsdeeIns us, 81.
Must shine from the skies.
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
4 8 5 a.
DIR. FL. 'Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance al his rooms as follows
RAvENNA-Frentiss House, Monday, afternoon and
Tuesday until clock z III. 9th and 7ih Feb.
AKRoN-Cot6's Exchange, Saturday, 4th Feb.
CLEyELAHD-AmericanH House, Tuesday andWcdnes
day 18th and 18th Jan.
WARREK-Cliatoa Hoaae, Friday, 10th Feb.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
news or Spleen inflammation Rheumatism, Asthma short
ness ofbreath or difficulty of athng Dyspepsia Drop
sy Weakness or Nervous Debility, Restlessness, Lost
ofAppetite Constipation Derangements ofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections, Gravel White Swelling or OF any
fong standing Diseases invited 10 call No charge
lor consultation.
Dr. T. never bleeds nor blisters, nor is he Homeo-
pathist he never uses Mercury Antimony Arsenic or
any other mineral medical agents nor is he Thomp-
sonan-he neither steams gives emetics. His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted but not so thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make WELL nor tear
down to build up again allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged, attendance must
accord strictly with pu5 5lished announcements
an unbiased opinion TO the probability ofa cure is
always given. Suhjecting the patient 10 expense
without a reasonable prospect of success
A VOICE FROM LORAlN.
DR. TUBBs:-Sir-l have delayed writing to you un-
til several months have elapsed since wiie scontn-
ued the of your medicine, but her health still
better and she is able TO endure moregue than
any time for three years previous your prescribing
for her. Her condition peculiarly distressing and
one which will not attempt fully to describe. The
greatest suffering proceeded from weakness PAIN heat
and pressure in the lower of the back and hips,
which appeared to effect the entire ystem. Onreceiv
ing first prescription, she able 10 sit up but
part of the day. The change has been great and truly
gratifying to US both. My son, whom you treated for
abscoss in the side is doing well. The swelling and
tenderness gone his countennnce and strength have
improved mucli and the discharge has nearly ceased
RIdgeville, Ioran Co. THOMASI.. TAYLOR.
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/; GoDEY's LADr's Book for February is upon
our table. From glance at its contents we think
it about equal to any preceding numbers. Tale
by T. S. Arthur is commenced in this number.
aud adds much to the interest of it. Godey's
motto is ssExcslsior."
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

r>Y On Que block in Pearl street, N. Y, YOU
may ace, standing side by side butchers shop, a
bar-room, tobncconists, an apothecary's, and a
ready made coffin warehouse. Live and let live,
is the motto here; or, perhaps, die and let die
would do rs we'll.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Oliver c. Dickinson late of Portage county,
deceased. All persons having claims against estate
will them for settlement and persons indebted
said estate will please make immediate payment
:. W. DICKINSON, Admir-, with win annexed
Randolph, Jan. l. 1854 1855 3w
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nj NOTlCE-Taken up by the subscriber. one
4V year old Steer, (brndle) one yeariing Heifer.
(red.) VIM MESSiNGER
Manina Dec Goth 1854
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NOTICE.

EVHE Stockholders of the Franklin Centre Mill Compa-
u ny are hereby notified to meet in the Northwest
school room Ears Brick Block. in franklin on Mon
day. the 9th day of February at o'clock p. NJ for
the purpose of electng Directors for be ensuing and
doing such other business may up before them.
By order ofthe Directors. THOMAS Earl, Secy.
franklin. Ian. I3ii 2vr*
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We learn that an Interesting revival 10 now
70 progress, in connection with ,ha Methodist
Church, in Ghsrlestoyn. L.
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10 Cords
10 Cords
OF Seasoned Wood wanted on subscription al
this Office.
Temperance Alliance.

GS DR.. Fl. TUBES will be at his rooms at the Prem
iss House Monday and Tuesday FEBRUARY 9th and 7th,
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0AO01@Do

In Deerfeld. on the 5th inst. by Rev. James
Carter, MIR. MICHAEL STRoSe snd Miss BErsY L.
CARTFR-
: At the Collins House, in this viage, on the
10th inst, by n. D. Clark. Esq. Mr.. BRADERcH
WINFIELD and Miss Lucy BoYp.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

EiNE Broadcloths Of every color and quality,
Also. 0verooating at
Nov. o. 1858. SoMERvILIE& & REpF1ELD's
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w.,Dnar,,,,ce AI,5ance.

TEE Ladies' County Alliance win fold their quar-
tery meeting in Rootstown on the I'd day Of February
1854 according to adjournment
An address may be expected.
Jan. 23-lS5I. = A. E~AUSTIN. Sec'y.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

New Music.
"Wifh music, sweet music
We greet you again."
Lilly Dale Answer wait for the wng-
Katy Darling, song 4Yuar- on
tette Uncle Toms lament for
Home Again--song and Eva-Woodhury
quartette Old folks at homo
Ben Bolts reply Young folks al home
Billy Grimes Aountaneers FAREWELL
Sailor boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. Childs Prayer, s. C., &c,
Wait for the wagon
With good assortmentof weltzs polkas, quadrils
&c., may be found at
HALLS Book SroeE.
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BROOKE 3 WHIT,YEY.

wholesale Dealers in Yankee Notions.
Fancy Dry Goods, all kinds TaiIofs Trimnngs Jewel
", Pocket Cutlery, German Silver and Al
Bank Street, Cleveland. Ohio:
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SAMUEL BROOKE.
Successor 10 GoodaIe & Go.
al Bank Street, Cteueland, Ohio.
HOMMlSSION MERCHANT, Wholesale
" Dealer in Cloths, Cassime res Doe Skins, Vest
ngs, Over Coatngs, Satinetts Tweeds. Jeans. Elan.
nels Serges, LInnes, and variety of other Wooden
and Domestic Goods 1852
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John N. skinner's Estate.

John n. Skinmef's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
Y been appointed and qualified as Executrx on the
Estate of John N. Skinner late of Ravenna, Portage
county deceased.
Dated Ravenna, this 9th day of January. n 1854
1854 MARY ANN B SKINNER
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New Music.
EELMWoOD WALTZ-Composed by Miss Msry B
- Smead.
l Miss thee my Mother.
Where are the Friends of my Youth.
The Little Boy that died.
Sleep in the Grave where we laid thee
Minnie Gray,
Stranger Welcome to our cheer. Just received at
dec 81. HALLS BOOK STORE
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% II Il q

In Ravenna, on the 21st inst, M rs. LOIS CAR
TER, wife of Erastus Carter. aged Is years.
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orr1cE OF FR.rkLls asp wARREN R. R. COZ

OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN R. Z. Co.
Franklin. Portage County, o., December 49, 1853.
Stock Subscribers in said Company ION the Rayenna
and Windham subscription booksl hereby notified
and required to pay at this Office to T. Y. Duel ESQ.,
collector installments rs follows, TO wit:
Ten per before the 2d day of january
Ten per before the lst day of February
Ten per or before the lst day of March next
By order of the Executive Committee.
1924 IIw JOEL w. TYLER, Secretary.
The respiratory organs are peculiarly sensitive
part of the human frame, and their susceptibility to
disease manifests itself various FORMS such US coughs
colds, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma. and that fearful
seourge of our race, consumption To remedy. those
Diseases Stablers Anodyne Cherry Expertorant is of
fered to the public with the that 1t is no
empirical com pound but preparation sanctioned by
medical science and commendation. It's beneficial eff
fects in all the above forms of disease have been cert
fed to by incontrorerlible testimony You are adyis-
ed to give it trial. Sablers Diarhea Cordial is also
remedy which has been tested and approved by hun
dreds of physicians and others. See advertisement in
another column and descriptive pamphlets be had
gratis of the agents. Price of EACH ony SO cents or
six bottles for 80. 1853 4w
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DISSOLUTION

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
TO THE WORLD. q. Ed
The rest Of Mankind are at Peanntulie. Erie and
MATHEWS DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
ARE in Ravenna at Littles Block, where apersons
have the finest kenesses taken for themselves and friends
Persons wishing good pictures had better regu
lar established Rooms than employ inexperienced trav-
cling artists.
N.B.-A splendid lot of fine Gold Lockets, Pins and
Bracelets with likeness inserted cheaper pr-
chased elsewhere. WM, d. MATTHEWS.
Jan. 20. 1854. 1856.
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Myers Extrac, of Rock Ros..

The fact is ndisputable that is medicine superior
any thing heretofore offered 10 the public for purify
ing the blood. Keep yorr blood pure and Yeu safe
from all those troublesome diseases that aict many
of the human extract only purics the
blood but nvigorates the whole avste wing healthy
tone the stomach aud nparting life and energy to
the weak and encrvated s1>a-.i
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-25

ALNAMAcS.
a NHRfSTlAN Almanac. Poultry Breeders
" Almanac, 'or 1854, for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
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A1tachIncnt A Notice.

Aitsichment Notice.
A IT nv instance an attachment for Three
"A doIl,rs and seventy Eve cents was this day issa
a ~, Inhn v Gardner, q Jusuce Of the Peace of
Franklin Township, Portage county, against the prop
erty and effects of Thomas j. Person. an aescondlns
dated this ltth day Of Dscember 1852. l2ss
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II. L. Carter, Admr. Of
Rhoda J. Law, decd
Petition to sell Land,

Daniel Law, ct ais
To David Law Jonathan Law, Charles Law, Sidney
A, Law Jay Law Harriet II, Stsnard, James P. Hail,
Duran, Hail. Mary F. Ssli, Lucy n. Hall. and Thom-
s James who are heirs at law and legal representatives
of Rhsda J. Law late OF Brim6eld deceased you are
hereby notified that on the 2ita day OF neccmSer
1853 said Administrator fled his petliion IN the lro
prayer of which petition is obtain order Of said
Court, on the 9th day of Fsbnsry 1924 70 sel Ger
s;r.J VIZ. Seven acres of land the West pnr' of
ot No. ga in Brim6eId 10 said county, particularly dsy
T% said DeiShdants will further take notice. that
said eanse will be heard before said Probate Court or
,u s s,r 5av of February lS54 al % o'clock NJ
an e u III nav % DARIUS LYMAN. for PetiiopAF,
~ RaysunS, Dec. ai, 1853. 1889 dw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
8 DIN SMYTH will take notice that T'heo.
Ge docla Rice by her next friend Henry BodweI has
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Portage County
ONO against him petition, the object and prayer Of
which to recover the sum of $780, and interest from
nth day OF Nov. 1853. due pluntif from defendant
Tor the care support and mantarence minor child
saiddctcndant upon which petition order
mas Issued and been levied upon property defendant
Said John Smyth is required to answer said petition by
the 25th day of February, 1854.
RANNEY & TAYLOR.
I2pI wv Attvs for Plaintiff
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Attachment Notice.

A PEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABiNi
"A Bv '4un, Mary for her nephews and nieces-
III nm address from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe 70
W. y children of ENGLAND and America. London Edition.
= rne s ia ~ HALLS BOOK STORE.
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SICK HEAD 6eHE.

SICK HEAD kCHB.
Mr. A. B. L. MYERs-Dear Sir:-I have from child
hood. suffered with periodical turns of the Sick Head
Ache, increasing until The Inst year: Twas usually laid
by almost weekly, until commenced the use of your
Compound Extract of Rock Roseone large bott lie has
completely cured have had no occasion to use it
for months. Yours &C.,
NANCY NJ. PARSHLY
lean heartily concur with the above.
JOHN PARsiILY
ls3 Orange ST., New Haven, CT.
Clinton, Conn, Oct; 10, 1851.
Rev. A. B. L. MYEns-Ilear Sir:-I have suffered
very much with the Sick Head Ache for fifteen years.
there was scarcely week but what was obliged to
give up my work, but by accidenr became acquainted
with your valuable Rock Rose and have US
ed one bottle. 1t has completed azure. Ihave not been
troubled with the complaint since, and think it has
otherwise improved my health very much
AUGUSTA CARLTON
fully concur with the above statement.
1855 2w JAMES CARLTON.
u For sale In Ravenna, by C. Hatch. and wholesale
by w. NJ. Koh$ Co., Cincinnati Ohio, General AGENTS
for the west.
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SiLkS.-A large stock of black and Fancy
~ silks, gust opened by I'll. DAY.
Sept. g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-20
BEDFORD. Co. Va,

Dear Sir 1t affords pleasure to give you the
benefit of experience ard observation in regard to
the virtue ofthe Bedford AL Springs. have little
negro girl whose mother scrofuous. The girl has
been for some two years, more less afflicted with
Scrofua. Tho disease eventually assumed most vio-
lent character. Her eyes liberated and both oil
them closed. There sore upon or neck and
shoulder of serious and distressing character.
Tie groin also liberated and in fact her 6ystem
seemed completely under the control of the disease 1t
would be difficult. think, find marked by
the ravngcs ofths dreaded actol The usual remedies
we're applied without and finally resorted tn
vaur Springs. | first used the Alum Rock. and utter
wards the water, with astonishing success Her
eyes now present IA cear and perfectly healthy appear
ance-thc liberation about the neck and shoulder las
Disappeared entirely and the skin presents the appear
nnce of perfect health Her system entirely reno.
waited and the per ct us it is astonishing
| can confde, fly recommend the water therefore, as
well worthy the attention of the afflicted
Very RespiuIly Yours,
GARRETT LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-20
sEABuRY's SHOE & HAT sroRE-
- 1851 Spring Supply.

AZ reeeiyi alafge supply great variety OF sPins
L q Summer Goods. I am confident III re has never
been opened in Lynehburg such assortment Of La
DIES CATERS, SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, BOOT
LINDS nnd WALKING SHOES; GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS Il PUMPS:
MISSES GATHERS, BOOTS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES and CIILDRENs SHOES by
the snall GART-L0ADli
Also splendid n ortmcut Of aEss,Hors and chill
DREss HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet ,gs Walls ., Umbrellas. &C., &c.
My two oldeat with statesmen, AM 1t
Is my purpose hive every accommodation extended to
my customers which renson will approve. To very
hbcrnl community my heartfelt Thanks are rendered,
with TINT nil shall be done that ought be,
to secure its continuance. I. SEABUHf.
N. B.-My friends will find in my store at
almost every hour day night except the Sabbath;
ihnt dav ere IL no admtance, of course. Z. \.