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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-03
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| THE Young Men of Ravenna met Tuesday evening
last and adopted Constitution and Bylaws for Soce
ty be known by the of the Ravenna LyceumSam
ue D. Harris Jr President Z. J. Dodge, Vice President
F. Dodge Secretary, and n F. Jeres Treasurer their
first meeting Will be held Tuesday evening. Nov. 9Th
the Ravenna Institute.
All those wishing to become members of said Society,
avail themselves of the opportunity by complying with
the requirements of the Constitution.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Ravenna and vicinity
respectfully invited to attend. B. f. DODGE, Sec'y
s 1t should be aaiuersal knog,s-for it is strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysentery diarhHa. cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many ether diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH
by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptcs
think of it all suffer dsordered sonachs, and if
you willing be guided by advice founded upon
perience don't delay day. to Hoofands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson which,
an Alternative curative, and nygorant stands alone and
approached General depot, 120 Arch street We-have
tried these Be and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above-E1lqaeLphia City Item.
u Another SclcntI5c wondcrI-Imporant 10 Dys-
pepIcs-Dr j. S. Houghtons Pepsin the digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, the
fourth Stomach of the OK after directions of Baron lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist by ]. S. Hough
ton NJ, d. Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful rem
edy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundce liver compliant
constipation and debility, curing natures agent
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific evil
dence of Its value. furnished by agents gratis. So
tice among the medical advertisements 1862 ly
PolsINrHe.-Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Caomei ARE that
While they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of Diseases such
salvation loss of sight, sakness of limbs, &c.
in another column viii be found the advertisement OF
! oE-psack's Medicines which ask the attention
of ali directly interested in their wei their chi
drens healh In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those of bilious type, should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
~ s'BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensacks $
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
The signature ofthe Aroprieor j. n. Hobensaek Rone
else are genuine.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In the hurry of political campaigning. we have
been quite negligent of some things winch shouid
have received our attention. For examPie;-
at the County Fair, we received beautiful and
luscious specimen of Catfwba Grapes, from H
l.. CART Err, of Brinfeld-
AIso very fair sample of the Isabella Grape
from JoHs WEBER oil Deerfeld.
Also lot Of Apples of the first variety from
LYMAN H1SE. of Shalersvil!e.
Also hamper of Potatoes, superb quality from
WALLACE WILLIAMSON, Ravenna.
Our friends may be sure we are not insensible
to tier obi sng attent ons and hope their enter
prise and public spirit agriculturalists may be
rewarded q thousand fold.
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THE Lire OF MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM II
HARRIsoy, Ninth President of the United
States. By H. Montgomery. With Ilustra-
.ions--pp. 465. Cleveland, O., Teoker & Cat
chell, 1852.
This is the title of very handsome volume
from the Publishing House of Messrs. Tooker &
Gatchel. Cleveland, who will please accept oul
thanks for copy.
The life of General Harrison must of course
embody very large portion, and very interest
ing portion, of the history of the West, and hence
for Western readers must be one of the most vau
nble works recently published.
For sale at Halls Book Store. Ravenna, o.
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NETISHES to inform the Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity
w that she has Just returned from New York, with
complete assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons and
MILLINERY GOODS.
Straw Bonnet White and Coored of aT qualities and
prices Also Silks SAns and VeIvets OF vare-
ties and coloES. and good assortment of
BONNETS READF MADE
Of the above materials.
The Of Ribbons is complete and selling
at prices that viii defeat competition. Also,
"a T5otfrfsjss:: Esenrefs
leadDresses and Caps kept constantly hand Also
Soea assortment of Cap lace Wrought Collars and Cuffs
Mss Dunn thinks she has the best assortment OF AIli-
merry oods IN this village fer she spared pains going
from place 10 place IN New York and other Eastern Cities
to supply herself with Goods OF the hest oualty and the
latest and most approvsd styles and patterns
10 Ladies please call and satisfy yourselves
E5~ BOnnets repaired usual.
Eg- Dress Cloak and Sack Patterns furnished to- Mill
and Dress Makers the most reasonable terms
Ef3~ Shop one door west of Halls Book Store, Main
street
Ravenna. Oct. 49, 1852. Il90-Src
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For The oho Star.
Octo5er 25, 1852.

For the Oho Stdr.
MIR, Hall find in your paper of Oct. 27th, an
article from the pen of C. b. c., which being in
erpreted means Cha uncy j. Cultiss, refectne
on the Rev. F. A. Deming If Freedom, in not
giving notices of political meetings on The Sab
bath, % would some power the gift a-ge-us to
see ourselves as others see u.s. Now l would
enquire by what rule free solers claim TO be so
much better than other men, unless 1t be thatthey
feel like their uslrous predecessors Ohe Phari-
sees) stand by I am hoiier than thou, have never
known any other party ask it Of the clergy TO give
their appointments aud the free soil party in all
cases use hypocrisy cf which C. B. c. complains
of, the notices are wrote TO deceive, such as dis
GUESSING the subject Of human rights slavery in
its various aspects and when the people goto hear
such speakers instead of the subject of the notice
being discussed they denounce the clergy aud
abuse Wings and Democrats, but to the subject,
the Rev. F. "A. Den,ing long since had made it a
rule TO give notices on the Sabbath for any po-
lticai party, and if lie would for one he wonld for
all, in both cases of which Mr.. C. B. C. complains
Mr.. Deming enquired in particular if the meet
ings were political the answer yes, and in nne
case regular stump speech l suppose, now for
Curtiss to complain and charge Mr.. De ming with
hypocrisy and with being wolfin Sleeps clothing,
those who live in glass houses should be careful
Mr.. peming has done by c. B. and his holy par
ty az he would have done by the heather that are
about them in the shape of Democrats and Wings
Yours for the right,
Which being interpreted is Lyman Brynnt.
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D L Is D

In Freedom Portage Co. Ohio, Oct. 2S after painful
Illness of five days. Mrs MARY wife of George D. Hatch
and daughter of Mr. Samuel H. Booner OF Ravenna aged
24 years.
Hers the sweet spirit gone from earth,
To whom our love given;
Who shrunk from ills that here have birth l
To find home in heaven;
And though her life short in years.
1t answered LIES great end,
While passing through this vale of tears,
To her brief journeys end.
Those bird-liEe tones so soft and low
Like Musics softest strain
Came in their sweet and gentle flow,
In memory to remain;
That fragile form AMI placid eye,
Obedient to the soul
Oh that such lovelness should lie
In Deaths embrace so cold.
But then Earti's voyage now is DER,
Its raging pillows past
There rest thee on that peaceful shore
Where sweeps no chilling blast
There rest thee like weary dove,
On long and tiresome wing
Rest in the bosom of his love-
by God, thy Saviour, King.
In this village the aIst inst of CONSUMPTION MARY
E. MUssER daughter of Jacob an Syndonia Auser aged
16 years and months.
" In the cold grave, without a strain,
We place thy quiet form to-day;
But hope to meet thee once again,
When the long night shall pass away
Most holy mcrciful, and just.
Be our complaining hearts forgiven
To Thee we yield our da1 ling trust;
Receive her gentle soul in heaven!" .
In this village the oath ult EMILY daughter of Jabez
H. and Lucilla Letfingwei, aged year and l week.
"Lone are the paths, and sad the bowers,
Whence thy sweet smile is gone;
| But oh! brighter home than ours
| In heaven, is now thine own"
In this township, on the 2Gth inst. Deacon BExHEr
BEARDsLEY formerly of Bridgewater CT aged 60
long and blameeSs life closed with the Christians Hore
In this village the 2sth ut, Mrs. LucrxA NJ KING
wife of Eli ?. King eyed 81 years.
Intelligent and amable, she well fulfilled the duties OF
her relations wife mother and leaves ainful void
| in her family and in society.
&c The air that formed thy Soice---tfy breath
Moves round US now unc!illed by death;
Thou art not gone, sweet spirit, nay,
But fondly lowering on our way"
In this village, the 3n.k ult Mrs. CAROLINE N.
KISG, wife of John B. King aged ~ years and months
-unversGy esteemed in all the relations of life as wife
mother, daughter, sister and friend
"When such friend departs
IT'S the survivor dies"
In Rocstowr. the 25th uIt., Mrs. CHLOE CoLL1ss
wife of John H. Collins. aged 81 years.
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INCORPORATION Notice.

VN7 IIEREAS, a, special session of ihe Hon Board
w of County Commissioners of the County of or
tare and State OF OHIO, held their eice in Ravenna,
in said county, the Both day of September, A. d..
1882 petition presented signed by 2l0 legal vo-
ters resident upon Lots 49, &C. 81 and TO- the south
Division of Lots in said township of Ravcnna praying
for general Municipal Incorporation of all the territory
embraced within the limits Of sand four Lots he des-
Gnaed the Village of Ravennn, by virtue Of the Act
passed May 3d. 1882 entt led An Act to provide for the
organization of Ciles aud Incorporated Villages; and
said Board of Commissioners being satisfied that sid Pc
ttoners had proceeded in all respects confomahe to
law, and that said Petition in legal form, with an
accurate lot annexed, ordered the file TO be
heard al their regular session in December 1882
Notice Therefore hereby gwen all persons inter
in the premises tibet said Petition wlbc heard by
said Board of County Commissioners at the office OF 'e
County Auditor IN Ravenna, Monday the ON DAY OF
December A. ID. 1852 at o'clock p NJ, at wnlcn t,lne
and place any person interested can appear anu eos
the granting of the prayer of SAID Petition IL lie secs "
BY order of the Petitioners.
SlSns# q 1%sSSsinS Committee
w. ht;os, HENRY C. HAWKINS,
| Il88.6w Deputy County Auditor.
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For the Ohio Star:
ACaIl for n Christian Anti-sIavery

Convention.
Arrangements have been made TO hold Chris
fan Anli-Savery Convention in the village of
Freedom, Stlrk Co., Ohio. on Thursday the I'd
day of December next, commencing at 10 O'clock.
A. NJ, and to continue over the next day if
thought best.
Freed I'M is situated near the crossing of the
Cleveland and Wellsville, and Central Railroads,
making it easy of access for those who may wish
70 attend the Convention. A cordial invitation is
extended to all the friends OF humanity and pure
Christianity, TO meet with US in Convention. As
the whole subject of Christian duty in reference
to the sin of Slavery, will be before the Conven-
ton for Investigation. We hope there will be ms
general attendance as circums' ances will admit,
from the different denominations of Chrstians.
REV. C. NJ. PRESTON,
REV. ]. A. PRESTON,
REV. A. w. RANGER,
REV. s. SHAFFER,
H. CHANCE, and others.
October a5, 1852.
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Portage Sentinel.

Through ipadvertence we neglected to m ention
last week that the Sentinel is again issued " as
large as life and twice natural" Being printed
on new type, it makes handsome appearance
We are glad to see our neighbor overcoming the
calamity the fire. and we cordially wish him all
prosperity in business matters.
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Another Row at the " Forest City
House,


Some chaps erepoIted 10 be from Kenucky,)
took 1t into their heads 10 imagine they were IN
suited at the dinner table Of this house a few
dsys age, by a colorei waier; and complained
to the landlord. who with the MD of his clerk,
who armed himself for the occasion, turned the
said waiter ont of the room In the course of
the same day, the offended sprigs of Southern
Aristocracy, undertook to chastise him, but got
the worst of the bargain, till they all (four or
Eve olthen) made common cause against him,
when he concluded discretion the better part of
valor, and retreated. followed by brickbat or
two He obtained warrant for them from
Justice TIBBITs, who, on hearing OF the case
fined two of them $5 each, and discharged the
others.
Neither negro or white man is 10 be piliee
for any abuse he may receive at the ''Fores
City House," if they will go there after the
treatment received there bv Fredrck Douglas:
last summer. Good enough for them, is my
vsEdic,f- Cleveland Harpoon.
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u 9 q "a
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
KTIVA INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF UIlc1, Y.
Union Mutual life Insurance Company
. of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western FfmerS' Mutual Insurance Co.
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies, will Policies the ia
vorable
o. The above companies stand among the best
managed and safest Insurance ompanics in the
try. Applications made
Us. HERRICK,
Gerneal Insurance Agency Office. Ravenna.O.
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PAIL AND WRITER aoons

N7ELVET Ribbons. black and colors all
y widths, just reed at HORR'S.
Sent G. h.
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Thnnksgfving.

Thanksgiving occGrs in this State on the 25'h
inst. The reader will ficd in to-day's paper. as
appropriate to the season, poetcal lines entitled
81 'Yankeedom Thanksgiving ''-also Home TO
Thanksgiving" sketch which will go "home" "
TO many heart.
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THO rEorne Journal.

This paper, edited by Morris & Willis, will en-
ter up,n new series on the 1st of January next
A new novel. Translated from the German, by
graceful and brilliant American author, entitled
IS Wild Flowers" will adorn the columns of the
new series. Terms So per nnnum in advance.
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TIE OHIO STAR.
Free Democratic Notice.

The Free Democrats of RaTenna requested meet
at the Office of Fl. A. Swift Saturday evening next
ke into consideration the proprety of forming Aso-
ciaon whose purpose shall be to agate the question Of
hrman rights by of the press and the living voice
preparatory to tie campaign of 1856! full tendance is
requested. MANY FREE DEMOCRATS
Nov. ], 1882
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.

CAPITAII AND SURPLUS SSG0,GO
II SilE well merited claims to public confidence pre-
81 senied by this Company, have given il exam
pied success wherever agencies have been established
IL has perpetual charter, the liberal provisions of
Company in the United States
1t both The onf Stcck and Mutual princi-
pie. The Mutual the other ey corl-
duced Companies. Joint Stock rates oHhrd less than.
the Nntnai Eg,toi to diridsnd trty and one
third per cent 7atd ahnWa!iy adrdHce.
Books containing rates and showing the advantages of
Insurance. given application the Ravenna Agency.
Office of the Farmers Insurance Company.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Rnvcnnn. March %, 1852. lIGO
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Sehnnl Teafhers.

TIE public examination of School Teachers viii be had
in the Court Hcuse at Ravenna, Saturday the 18th Of
November. commencing at O'Clock P NJ.
11ao.9yv ANDREW JACKSON, Clerk.
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E. T. RICHARDSON.
Nh u s L C .

M u SIC.
e91s. A supply of new and popular Music,
SseIs constantly on hand, among which may
SEE be found
The Dying Exile,
Each sigh the heart will treasure
The Wild Brier,
Jenny Gallopade.
The Fathers Prayer,
When friends that have left US,
The Belle of Louisville,
l have something sweet to tell you; or,
I'm talking in my sleep.
My Pretty Blaucb,
Little Eva, Uncle TOMS Guardian An
gel
Songs for the Times,
Polkas. Wal,zes, Quicksteps, Marches,
&C., &C., for sale at
HALI's Book SroRE.
Ravenna, July 1852.
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NEW esssspasS

AT CATPBELLSPORT
GAIN call the attention of the people 10 the
IN rival of an entire stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. Our business has much increased that it has
warranted us in purchasing very large assortment.
1t is generally admitted that selections in re-
gard TO style and qualify, superior any brought TO
this section Of the country. The Ladies are already
convinced of the fact, and if they will call we will en-
deav show them goods that will every way suit
their and taste.
a fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
particularly Over Coats Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Coat is in cold stormy dey; hut how much
comfortable empty your pockets entirely to
pay for them.
BOOTS AND Sft OES.
We have double she number that ever had before.
consequently variety, and all warranted TO be
per cent cheaper than last year.
Ladies' CATERS and overshoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last Fall.
| Ali tho who want handsome Crockery, don't forget
to call and examine fine Tea Ware No better styles
can be found this side of the ountains.
~ The highest prices paid for all kinds Of Produce
| J. II. BOSTWECKl 81 Co.
| Csmphellsport Oct. &c.
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Dress Making.
UDnrroevSniD Notice

THE subscribers having formed partnership in the
| BOOT SHOE AND LEATHER b BUSINESSs
are now opening an entire stock of Boots, Shoes
Leather Noroccoes Innings, Bindings &c and general
have on hand good assortment of Home Manufactured
Work, best quality which they will sell at the low
/ Tanners Oil for sale j. GII.LIS,
| 119O w. ID. DURHAM.
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CislerRl EeulaAps.

UST received at the new Hardware store
GD The Nos. 2, and revolving spout. cast
Iron Cistern Pumpls, which will be sold at
less rates than have ever been heretofore offer
ed in this county. These Pumps ill draw
wafer as we'll horizontally as perpendicularly,
and are so constructed that they may be
taken apart and access gained to all the valves
without taking up the pipes or even detaching
the platform to which the pump is fastened
Please call ard examine.
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IN u s no

M U TO.
Temperance Glee Books; Songs for the times.
and great variety of sheet music, embracing new
and popular pieces, just received and for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug Cd, 1852.
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NEW BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS
A LII the School Books in use in The Schools
in Ibis region, cheap cheapest may be found
M Hairs Book STORE.
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Ohio City Book Store.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
". A. ING II AN;

Ohio City Book Store.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
". A. ING II AN;
Corner Detroit and Psarle SIS. Chic Cffy.
NM A. Ingham is the Western Wholesale gent for
w the publications of A. S. Barnes and Co, New
York. The following, among others. School Mis-
cellaneous, offered TO the trade at 10 prlces
500 Parkers First Readers.
500 % Second Headers
500 ss Third Renders.
400 &c Fourth Readers.
400 60 Rhetorical Readers.
$50 Davies First Lessons in Arithmetic.
600 :. School Arithmetic, (fiey separately
300 {" AIgebras
400 .s University Arithmetics
600 % Higher Mathematics.
450 Parker's School ? PHILOSOPHERS.
500 Clarks Grammars
800 Anaogies.
400 Martins OrthUepv. Wreht's Orthography.
500 Wiard's School Histories
800 NortIends Little Speaker.
200 kingey's Juvelide Choir.
100 "a, bath School lens.
900 Fulton and Eastman's bookkeeping.
1000 &c Z. Copy Books.
rs Brooks classics
900 Chambers Educational Course.
900 Walter Colton's Works.
900 Life of Gen. Scott paper.
25 Constitutions OF all the States.
10 Life and Times of Henry Clay. vols, 81, 90.
% Gould's a snn's Europe.
a5 Page Teaching
25 Lives of the SIgneTs.
90 Mansicld's American Education
Editors inserting the above the amennt of SO. and
sending n copy marked will be entitled to that amount
in lhe above booksI Address w. A. lNtiIiAM.
IIG9-4w Ohio City. Ohio.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
AT
a. n WTNTM IM E6ATA II @sTFA O. Rl gEA
AGS MLttGr u A II u 9I VIA Z q

GA 4 ! g V % sgah9g VIYe
w T. invl1e the attention of the public the arr1-
w val of our SPRING GOODS. All those who
wish get the worth of their money back. will do well
10 look through stock, and pur chase their spring
supply.
demands of The people. he found. We call the
tention of the Ladies prints and Dress oods
Bonrets &c.-Genilemen 10 Summer goods, shirtlngs,
Roots and Shoes and hats. Farmers bring your boys,
and we can cothe them from head 10 foot in slyle and
VERY CHEAP.
Friends call and examine goods sonn
JOHN IL. BOSFWlCK 81 co.
EF,v "a 1852
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CLOTHLNGy CLOTHINGW

H.ARPER'S .MAGAZLNEt
EyoR NOVEMBER, fine number just received at
h HALLS BOOK STORE.
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T.. DAGESYNRPLE,
My y CHANT pATTQR.

M ESCxa a AZ u &A4ASAsS
EyAS rem owed his shop two doors west of the Cof-
FL Inns House, in the store formerly occupied by
insrs Brown q Hurlbut where he is prepared fc ex-
ecn,e all work entrusted to his care in n ana tas-
Ionabe Tho subscriber is grateful for past
fyors and respect fully solicts their contfAuance.
has on hand Cloths, Doeskn Cassfasere, 81 mn and
Fancy Vesngs and Trimmings, also rpe Ion of
Cashumerelt Tweed and Gentenea's Furr' hina Goods
which he will sell very chesP A sup. rior IoI of
8ADTaMADI G3,Opw~wm
constantly hand Particular atlento. - 81 sss ssS
T1TdG where garments are made ou, of he shon All
work warranted. "ti'eu ~ NJ, aIo All
Ravenna, June, Jc,52 n.,,,,,,,.,. -
lI70 L. AAMree<
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Road. NOTICE.

THERE will be presented 10 the Commission
ers OF Portage County, Ohio at their next session,
petition for the ocat ion of county road commence
ing the souh west corner of Portage County on she
county line of Portage and Stark, and in the township
of Suied and thence due said line of Portage
and Stark. Lot No. 81 in Sufieid township Portage
County a certain road that nearly runs north and
south said lot No. 81, and there to terminate
Oct Is. 1852. 1l9f-4w~
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Hats and Gaps.
a q @ @ d Re u q N .

second hand Accordion, fine instrument, in good
order for sale cheap. Enquire Halls Book Store.
WNT ANTED-5O. coo pounds Dried Apple, for which
y ? the highest market price will be paid by
iSert. 25. A. W HORi.
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THE iLLUSTRIOUS MAGYAR!
FTYHAT peculiar style of hat worn by this
a distinguished Ierson can be had of
every variety for a very small amount of material
aid" at G.. & j. c. PRENT1SS'.
Nav 2+.
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q AIDES, at Horr's you can find better De-
"a Lanes for one shilling per yard. better
prints al 64c, better Poplins at 3lcts. better
Ginghams at II than at any other establish
menl A. V. HORR
Senf e h
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Which being interpreted is Lyman Brynnt.
Freedom, Nov. 1st, 1852.
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In Rootstowr, on the 2jth uIt., Mrs. CHI,
wife of John II. Collins. aged 81 years.