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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-24
MI s S d u \ N

NET TISHES to inform the Ladies Of Eavenna and vicinity,
tiiat she has Just returned from New York VITA
complete assortment CT Bennets, Ribbons and
NsE5ETSEEY SiaSDS.
Straw BoHuets, White aad CoIored of all qualities and
prices Aso Silks Sains and Veivets OF different varie
ties and colors and good assortment of
BONNETS READY MADE,
of the above materials.
The assortment Of Ribbons is complete, and selling
at prices that will defeat competition. Also,
NEO0xE,5n. e2nnuets
Head-Dresses and Caps kept constantly on hand Also
good assortment of Cap Laces Wrought Collars and Cuffs
Mss Dunn thinks sne has the best assortment of Nl-
Goods IN this village for she spared pains in going
from to place IN New York and other Eastern Cities
to supply herself with Goods the best QUALITY and the
latest and most aIprovsd styles and patterns
Gag- Ladies, please call and satisfy yourselves
~ Bonnets repaired usual.
@ Dress Cloak and Sack Patterns furnished AIilIi-
and Dress Makers on the most reasonable terms
rs Shop one door west of Halls Book Store Mai,
street.
Ravenna Oct. 70, 1852. lI9o- 3m
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NoR ta fIae fInie fo suhscriE,e.

The winter evenings are at hand, and every
family should lay in good stock of winter reading
We shall spare no paius TO make the OHIO Star
one Of the very best papers for the fre-side crce
We shall pay great attention to its m'sceiianeous
department, and with choice tales poetry en'er-
tanning anecdotes, news. &C., shall, during ihe
winter, afford rich treat for our readers.
,rba nrsseat volume (the XXfII,) of the Star.
,iasss on the first day of December, when large
amount will be due US on subscription.
We intend to spare nothing within our reach
which can contribute to the Interest or value of
onr columns. As earnest of this. we have the
pleasure of announcing that we have engaged
Mrs. HELEN L. BosrwIcK,
Of Edinburgh. rs a regular contributor. Mrs B.
has been an occasional contributor TO our columns
for long time, and her poetical productions, as
our readers testify, Of high order. We
sxpect an Anti-Slayery Tale from her pen, will
be in readiness for publication, upon the compe-
tion Of the Tals by T. s ARTHUR announced be-
low.
The productions of Mrs. B. have been widely
circulated through the press. and with high COM
mendations. 1t gives pleasure to be able to an
nounce valuable an accession to our Literary
Department aud the announcement we know will
be highly appreciated BY our readers.
In the first number of the next volume (Dee. 8, J
we shall commence the publication of
TNsuBoRDINATIoN, Oh THE SHoEMAKER's DAUGH-
TIERS,
. copyright tale by t. S. ARTHUR, which we
publish by express permission. Mr.. ARTHUR is
Acknowledged to be one of the best writers in the
United States. lnsubordination. is one of his very
best productions. It's publication will occupy
several weeks-and will itself, be worth years
subscription.
Now is the time to subscribe. that all may begin
with this splendid tale. VIII not good friends
represent the winter attractions of the Star to
shsir neighbors and get them 10 subscribe.
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RaYenaa Institute,

THIS INSfITU FE has been persuing sue
cessfu for two terms and has received large
of public favor and confidence The buding is
spacious and elegant and we adapted to scholastic pur
and with the necessary requisites
Institution of the kind This Institution occupies emil
neRty desirable position 1t is in tie midst OF intei
gent and Moral community and is surrounded by healthy
and beautiful country 1t is also easy of access lying on
the line of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road The
number of students in attendance during the last
upwards of ninety which exceeded our most sanguine
peetations.
chased desks and seats accommodate 125 stu
dents The year divided into four terms of IL weeks
EACH. The will commence November 8, at the
close of which there will be vacation of one week Stu
deuts may be admitted at any time during the term but
should if psssibe the the clas-
them arranged for the whole term None will be
received for less than half All who within
three weeks leave within the last three weeks
will be required to ray tuition for the whole No de-
duction will be made account of absence unless it be the
result of sichnes urgent necessity.
The course of instruction embraces every subject Of Lit
eTature and Science taught in the approved Acade-
mics Glasses formed every teTn in the several DC
paotuents suit the various grades OF scholarship and
the convenience of students.
Having made addition to Our Music Department we
would also give notice that lessons will be given the
Forte the most reasonable terms by young L.
dy accomplished Pianist. Lessons on the elodeon by
G. L. Green.
Feeling grateful to the public for the liberal patronage
have received hope to merit continuance Of the
Board in Respectable families, and reasonable terms
may be obtained.
Terms.
Common English Branches. $500
Higher English Branches. 400
Latin or Greek, 800
Music and Drawing, Extra.
r. L. DODGE. A. B.,
Principal and Teacher of the Languages.
W. d. CLARK,
| Teacher of Experimental Science and Drawing.
B. F. DODGE,
Teacher of Mathematics and Vocal Music.
Miss SARAH A. DODGE,
Preceptress.
G. T. GREEN,
Teacher of the Melodeon
Rayenna Nov. 2 1852. 1194-2w
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Experience Of Iln sixteen years has established
the fac; thai Merchants Ceehraied Garging Oil, ar linz
rcrsal Family Enbrucaliun, will must cases,
Ieve all such
Spavins, Sweeney, Rngbone, Windga1ls, Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds. Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fis-
:ula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness.
Founteresl Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rlermat SIN, Bites of Animals. External Po-
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites,
Boils. Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chillbains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, dc. dc. &c
The unparalleled this OIL in the of dis
Horses and Cattle, and human flesh.
laiy becoming known the farming community.
IN habit keeping in their stables ami houses what
of pain, suffering and time, saved BY
the timely application of this OIL
~ BE the Of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
w. MERCHANT, Lockpor;. N. y. Is b'own In the side
OF the bottle. and il his handwriting over the cork.
All orders addressed TO the proprietor Will be promptly
responded
Get a Pamphlet OF the Agent and see what wonders are
accomplished by the of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally In the United
Safes and Canada. Asu by
Curi.ss ia,cL Kavenna-J. H. Sprague Garrettsvi
Gibbs & Day, Deerfeld-H. l.. Cater, EarlviIle-
j. w. Cone, Franklin Mis-A. M. StdnnaId A
water-Joln Mauan, Auburn-J. Ii. Kibhe, W ARE
F. l.. Heath & Co., Cuyahoga Falls and
Wholesale and Retail by FL. & (. Gaylord, and
j. Wentam Cleveland. lis
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WESTERN RESERVE EcLEcTIc INsTITUTE.-
The annual catalogue Of this fourishing institution,
situated in Hiram, Portage County, is before us--
andpresents most encouraging exhibit of thrift
and prosperity.
The public may be well assured that its Board
of Trustees, is one Of relabiity, and its Board of
instruction able. e.and efficient. This now institu-
tion wsare gratifed to know rapidly rising in
public favor, and is attracting pupils from oil parts
Of the couatry.
The catalogue givsa the following as the NUN
or of students in attendance during the year.
Males, -. 1855
Females, -. ia
sJO
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~ . crhnosr" in our next.

TnE RILEY FAmLY.-This band of singers
gays one Of their popular en,ertainments in this
are artists Of merit, and give good satisfaction
wherever they g,. Mis-. Fannie the Infant Vio-
liuist, is ioe performer and will IN time, without
doubt, stand among the first in her profession.
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LADIES AND GEM 81

WMTHEN you come to town, be sure and cal
wv at Matthew's Daguerrean RoomsQ merry
occupied by Morrill, & Coz in Aliens Block,
Main st. nearly opposite RaFsBook Siers, and
see the thousand and one ineet hkenesses the
process ia cnpable Of producing. The new Chem
icny prepared glass works to chnrni--much
finer clearer and moro beautifr than the old way,
RayennA,s July Tth, 1852.
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WTSTARiS
Baisaa2l of Wild Cherry.

-WISTAR'S
BalsaaM Of Wild Cherry.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
TO MAN
For Coughs. Colds, asthma. Group. Bronchi.
tbs. Influenza, Bleeding ofthe Lungs. DIFF
fcuh Breathing, Liver Afeciions, pain
or Weakness of the Breast or
Side. First Stages Con-
SUMPTION, &c., &c., &c.
In short. this Basam is peculiarly adapted TO every
disease of The Lungs and Liver which is produced by
our every varying climate.
Wild cherry has long been known to possess inpos-
ant medcinai properties. This fact is niar every
matron IN our land md physicians prescribe it in
different forms for variety Of complaints. Tar also;
has been equally uoied for lis virtues: and physi
whose is familiar the whole country have
gone far 10 declare that Consusapton could
be cured by that alone. Id other hands, again;
nearly vaueless owing doubt, their Ignorance
preparing and administering it-a difficulty entirely
ebviated by patient experience and icng experiment.
GJ' Price 81 per betlc--sx bottles for S5.
Sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o..
Northeast of Fourth and Walnut st.--entraucs
ON Walnut ste whom all orders be addressed.
a G E n r 8.
Curtis Hatch, Ravenna: Waller Dickinson. Randolph;
iibhs & Day. Deerield; G. s. Parsons Windham; Jo-
eph Hazen. J. II >Sprague. Garrettsyile, b p Gam.
Minis, Akron; A v. Horr Sharers vilie; j r. Whelion
Hudson Dow & Go. Cuyahoga Falls II. & GAY.
lord. Cleveland, J. w. Cone d. Co.. franklin Mills.
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Thanhsgiving.

To morrow being ,hanksgiving-day "ro paper
will be issued from this ofiice," On all such
sions ..pumpkin pies andhingsare good for editors.
Wonder If their "numerous friends" have borne
il ia mind.
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u Wo learn that several School Teacliers are
wanted in Districts in Atwater and vicinity.
Peachers wanting schools will take noiice.
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Books.

See Jewett, Proctor & Worthington g advertise
hnent. They keep very large and fee assort-
Tnent Of every thing ia their line, and may be re-
lied upon as fair aud honorable dealers.
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L.. RsAf.skYMKeLE,
MERCEAap AAIIO2

~ AGR Ala e Q. A.AA1AOAs
ET AS removed his shop two doors west of the Col
n Inns House, in The store formerly occupied BY
Messrs. Brown & Hurbut, where he is prepared to
ecue all work entrusted TO his care in neat and fash
Ion1be manner. The subscriber is grateful for past
fayors and respectfully solies their continuance. He
has on hand Cloths, Doeskn Cashmere, Satin and
Fancy Vestings and Trimmings also fine lot of
Cashamefet Tweed and Gentcmen's Furnishing Goods,
which he will sell very cheap. superior lot of
READY MADE Gl0T HING,
constantly hand Particular attention paid to CUT
TING where garments made of the shop. AL
garments made by him warranted 10 fit, and all
work warranted
Ravenna june 1862. L. DALRIMPLE.
II
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For few weeks (until my shop IS ready my
TONERS and friends viii nd me one door west 9T Lltie
block. d. al sOAERYILLE, Tabor
Nov "a. 1852. Il95-3w
~ The tail of tie COqet is forty degrees in length
but SO thin in substance that stars visible trouge
The marvellous tales Of ncsun-nongers are nearly
as Iors, and quite easily seen through.
The proprietor of DE-. Gysotts Extract of Yellow Dotk
and Sasapara however has to such
tales in order attract attention.
The actual cures performed by the article wherever is
introduced, the basis upon which the reputation of this
remedy is founded the hundreds of certificates of
newed hopes-health and fe tha, are continually flowing
in upon him. will prove.
Humbugs may flourish for time, but a remedy must
possess medical virtues establish the reputation that
Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Saapara has establish
ed wherever it has been used.
See advertisement.
u Another ScicntIGc wondefl-Imporuant 10 Dys-
peptics-DrJ. s. IIoughions Pepsin the digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, the
lourh Stomach of the o. after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist by j. S. Hough.
ton, NJ ID. Philadelphia. This truly wonde, full rem
ey for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Jaundice liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing natures agent,
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing scientific evil
dence of Its value furnished by agents gratis. See
tice among the medical advertisements. 1l62 Iy
PoIsrs,sG.-Thousands of parents who use Vermif.ee
composed Of Castor Oil Caiome are not ay are that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series Of diseases such
Salvation loss Of sight, weakness of limbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
Hobensnck's Medicines. which ash the attention
OF all directly interested in their well their ch
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hohensack's Liver Pills.
" "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack's 8
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprieor J. N. Hobensack
else genuine
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II Several new advertisements crowded out
this week, will be inserted in our next.
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THE OHIO STAR.

GT Rev. Mr.. Buzz will preach Thanksgiving Dis
sosrss at the FREE CHURc, Tomorrow at IL O'Clock Il
1F
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D and SO injurious TO health.
q 9 q q q q q

The sfo'eing case Of Benajah Hgesi tte uost
astonishing on record After forty years sickness, tco
gears erreiatng torture the apntation leg and
Tie body and limbs almost of eatig purifying.
iscarg ulcers 10 be cured by eight bottles of GUY
sofs Extract Of ftotU Dock sud Sarsaparia is atnlost
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $4O0,0cO.
VENIE well mcrited claims 10 public confidence, pre-
pied wherever agencies have been established
1t has perpetual charter, the liberal provisions Of
which, enable it to offer advantages equal any other
Company in the United States.
1t iIsures both the JOINT Stock and Mutual prnci-
ple The Mutual rates the same other safely
ducIed 2anies JOINT Stock rates one-thd less than
ihe Mutual. Eguai to dpidend # ttrtythre and
ti;ra per rent. pad Annually ddraHre.
Books containing rates. and showing the advantages of
Insnrnnee. given application at the Ravenna Agency
Office of the Farmers Insurance Company.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Rnvcnna March o. 1852 lI60
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THE
GOLD PROTECTION
Fire, Marine and Inland
50 T ST Il a ~ EG

u III - o ~ "a ~ W4&No
The friends and patrons of the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPAEY
sps Esssr&t0rsA. f,.srlU.
And the merchants and property holders generally of this
town and county are hereby respectfully informed that
Undersigned the duly authorized agent of said Office is
at all times prepared to issue policies of insurance cover
ing every liisuISie @ deseI'ption OF property against
the Perils of Navigation, favorable terms Persons
neurrng losses under policies issued by tie undersigned
may always rely upon prompt and satisfactory ad Just
nen by special travelling agent Immediately despatch
ed to the spot acting coneurently with the local agent
Awards paid here bankabe funds-aso awards los
due, discounted rates of interest.
Apply to HENRY A. SWIFT, Agent
Il92-+w for Ravenna and Portage County.
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LADIES AND CENTS17

M HEN YOU come 10 town. be sure and call at
w Matthew sDaguerrean Car. on the Public Square.
near the Coaf House, and the thousand and one
nest Lkenesses ste process is capable Of pTodncing-
The new chemically prepared glass works 10 charSa-
much ner clearer end beautiful than the old way
Ravenna, Oct. 25, 1889.
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TExR UNkS. Valises and Carpet Bags-a fresh supply
q just received Mt the Eagle Clothing Store, which
will be putsal low figures. Call and see them
Sent 1882
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YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILkA
The original and only genuine preparation for The
permanent cure of Consumption and diseass
oT me Lungs, aclteH they are sappose1 to
De affected 6y the free of Mercu-
ry, Lron Canine. DC, &c.
Let all who wish purge the blood from INN uritie.
and prepare the System 10 resist epideics resort 10
"Guysots Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
which is proving itself nnifdote for many The MOST
malignant diseases that flesh is heir to- and they will
he disappointed; for this remedy the public
faith has wavered-never can ssaver for it ia
founded experience just their want of faith in 9th
They fly from mineral nostrums 10 seek hope life AMI
vlgor from this purely regetabe remedy however, broken
down in henlth and loaihsome him
self and others LET despair of recovery: let the
auent only understand that his hope of physical
rnon lies only in GuysoIr's Extract of Yellow Dock
ana Sarsaparla, and persuade him. for his fs's sake
10 try 1t, and have hesitation in predicting has
speedy restoration to health
ne Shaker prepared yellow Dock" and the cred
honduras Sarsaparlla," are the invaluable remedial
agents from which Dr. Guysotts Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla formed and the Labo.
ratory OF Dr. Guysott has given the virtues Of these
eoois IN their perfection. His preparation contains al
The res orative properties of the roos conbined and
-oneenirnted in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments made in the manufacture of this
medicine until it found that it could not be further
improved:
Accordingly, find 1t resorfed to almost universally
in of iiepac Scorbuc and cutaneous complaints
for general prostitution of all the vital powers and all
those tormenng diseases of the sk SO trying the pa
iicnce and SO inuri,us TO health
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Now is the aEsaRe go Asssy
Ready Made Clothing
gAGlg eaoTHlHe STORE

Z ID Ia
FhIE sbscrber has just received and opened his Fall
and Winter Stock of Ready Made Clothing. en-
hracns brought piaec
and to which he invites the attention of the public.
His stock consists. part of Broaiciobs, Beaver.
PeershGm Pilot Cloth Felt and Blanket Overroas of
every style and different colors Cloth Cassimere Cas-
iReft Cashme-eis and Tweed Coats of various styles
such as dress Frock, Sack Coats &c; Black Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Panis; ditto Casnett Corduroy. Sheep
Gray. Tweeds, &c.; Black and Fancy Satin. Cloth,
Cashmere and SatiHett Vests made in different styles.
Also large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts Drawers, Under Shirts. Socks. Hdkfs
Cravats Stocks, Suspenters, Collars. Gloves and Nit
tens Comforts and all other articles in this line
All of which will be offered lower figures than
he purchased elsewhere in the county. Call and
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere You
will not GO away Disappointed.
CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna, Sept. %, 1852.
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gs LACK Gro dc Rhine silAs--a good assortment can
u he seard at SEyNovRs,
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opera Flunnels--a few pieces Opera FIanneis. fo
ceived Mt - II r. E. p n,vs
November 8, 1882
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Temperance Glee Books; Songs for the times.
and great variety of sheet-music, embracing new
and popular pieces just received and for sale Mt
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayanna Anp. "a 1852.
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s. 4. Il K. i Giiiels,
aIAvING escaped the late disastrous. Ere, with bnt
slight damage TO tier store have the same rePred
aa their stock OF Guods up ready for sale They
are iso receiving urge and well selected stock of
REW GOODSN
Just purchased in New ork on very reasonable terms
which iey ssiIi sell for
'-sactusirsly Ready Pay"
At low RalcEs.
they w. pay The highest market price for Produce.
Oci ).
VELVET RIBBONS.
A large assortment of yelve. Ribbons Of every color
"A and shade, just rec d at GILLETTs.
BONNET RIBBoMsI
sESiE choicest of Bonnet Ribbons are sell
L ling fast and n, low prices at GlLLRr1s.
BoNMETs.
WHITE Coburg Bonne,s,
W coIcred Trepale do
just received ae f and selling cheap a. cr1rrrT..
Oct 25.
BONNET TRInGrMIMasI
few dozens of those
n soniag Bonnet Linings,
just reeei=ed at GiLLErrs.
Oct 25.
DRESS TAIndN9I1TGs.
a large assortment of
A Coored Silk Braids,
do do Cords
do do Gimps
do do Fringes,
Just reed at GILLETTs.
Oct 25.
WIDE PRINCES.
A fine assortment of Wide Silk Frnges for Dresses,
"A Viserres and Mantias for sale cheapat
GLLETTs.
Oct. 25.
BLACK SILKS!
.EUsr received si ed beautiful L's selection of
20 g Gro de Lyon
80 =. Gro de Zuric
&c Gro de Rhine
And for sale cheap at GILLETrs.
Oct. 25.
E7ESTINGS.-The choicest assortment of
Black Satin Vestings,
do fg'd silk do
Cord do do do
and variety of other kinds just reed at
Oct. %. GILLETTE:
& AFFLoUR VELVETS.--A few pieces of Saalour
- Velvets, for Children's " ear, just reed at
Oct. 25. GiIErrs.
ENLANNELS.-Jusi received
Il and yd. Plain Red Flannels,
I TwilPd do do
s and yd White do do
I Yellow do
Salisbury do
Robkoy do
l> - I'd Bay state do
| Oct e5 GILLETrs
~ Edgings. just reed at GILLETrs.
25
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NEW BOOKS.
NORTHWO or Life North and South, show
ing the character of both by Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale
Illustrated.
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND. proof that
Blacks Whte-a sequel to Uncle Toms Cabin "a
thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of Fugi-
tive.
JUDGE HURLBURTON'S YANKEE STO-
work.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabriged, and
all the abrigments of this great work
just received and for sale cheap at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayenna Nov. 9, 1852.
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N U s L g.
sAaIs. supply of new and popular Music.
$As,s constantly on hand. among which may
SA be foaud--
The Dying Exile,
Each sigh the hearswill treasure.
The Wild Brier.
Jenny GaIlopnde.
The Fathers Prayer.
When friends that have left US,
The Bella Of Louieville,
have something sweet to tell you; ore
I'm talking in my sleep,
My Pretty Blanch,
Little Eva, Uncle TOMS Guardian An.
gel
Songs for tho Times,
Polkas. Wsltzes, Quicksteps, Marches,
&c, &C., for sale at
Halls Book sroaE.
Ravenna, July 1859.
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ROOEIS d RlBBONS.- .-Bounets. Bonnet
- Linings, Flowers and Bennett Ribbons fine as.
sortment at n T. a n nv,
Nlemher s, 1853
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Hats and Caps.

TUST received at the Engle Clothing Store, large
eD supply of Hats of the Fall STYLES Also Kossurh
Hats aud Cloth. Plush and Oil Cloth Caps, for sale as
cheap the cheapest.
I2hl
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JOHN II. HALE.

JOHN r. HALE.
benniiful Portrait of The candidate OF the
~ Free Soil Party for only 25 cents, from Daguerre
oype which the Hon gentleman the best likeness
of him vet taken Every true Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving adorn the walls of
his parlor We have put the price low, that ALL both
high and low rich and poor. can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers introducing this Portrait
to the notice of the Public.
Fer sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Rayenna, Nov. I6 1852.