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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17
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INsUBoRDINATIoN, Oh THE SaoEMAKER's DAuGH-
TIERS,
copy-riglt tale by I. S. ARTHUR, which we
publish BY express permission. Mr.. ARTHUR is
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

A HIsToRIcAL TALE OF THE EARLY SETTLE
NEAT or VERMONT. BY the Au hor of Mary
Martin, nr the Money Diggers; Locke Anisden,
or The Schoolmas,er, &c.
This is truly an American work, By an Ameri
can author, in which hist rica facts are SO blended
with the creations of fancy that one not versed in
the former would fail TO note the line Of separation
1t Is fair exempt hfcation Of the romince of his
tory and proves conelusyely that the period follow
ing fha first settlement of our Country up to the
close uf the Revolutionary war, is fertile ground
for thu writer Of fiction any oler portion of the
worlds history The writer of this tale is c;ti-
of Vermont, and he has made it the medium of
communicating many historical incidents of thrill
Ing interest Which are 10 be found in no place but
the Traditions and archives of that State. The
leading characters are hri;lingy historical and are
callsd by name. The taking of ''Oid 7 contu-
raga,"by Col. Ethan Allen. % in the name of the
Great ] oh ,vat aud the Continental Congress-" is
most graphically described. A clear view of the
struggles of the FIRST settlers of The "New Hamp-
shire Gran s." with the authorities of the State of
Now York, is also given. In short ii is eliiaLle
history done up with all the fascinaiious If To-
nance, with nolhing Office o'abie belonging to the
latter. 1t is just the work for Vermonter at
home or abroad. For Sale at Hafs Book Store.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

G should be ozairersaLy kaoscn-for it Is strictly
trueha indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysenery darha cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city Inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of tfat dyspeptics
think of it all who suffer from disordered stoInachs and
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perience resort at don't delay day. Hoofands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson which,
Alternative, curative and nvigorant stands alone and
approached General depot, I2O Arch street. We have
tried these Bter and know they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-Phitadelphia City Item.
u Another Scientific wonder-important Dys-
pePiIcsDr. j. s. oughtons Pepsin, the digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennei or the
fourth Stomach of the Or. after directions Baron Lie
big, the great Physiolog ical Chemist by J. s. Hough
ton. ii. ID. Phiadelpha. This is truly wonderful rem
edy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundce liver complaint
constipation and debility, curing natures ow agent
le Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific evil
dence of Its value. furnished by agents gratis.
tice among the medical advertisements. 1862 Iy
PoisIkisG.-Thousandso of parents who use Yermfnge
composed Of Castor Oil Caiome ARE are that
while they appear TO benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series Of diseases such
salvation, inss of sight. eakness of llmbs dc.
In another column viii be found the adv sertisemeut of
Hobensaeks Medicines, which ask the attention
of atdireetiy interested in their well as Their cl
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
u "BE NOT DECEIVED but ask for Iobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe thai each has
The signature ofte Aroprctor J. N Hobensack as none
else genuine
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NILS g nuNM

JISHES to inform the Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity
w that she has just returned from New York with a
complete assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons and
MILLINERY GOODS.
Straw Bonnes White and Colored of all qualities and
prices Also Silks Satns and Nelvets of different
ties and eolors, and good assortment of
BONNETS READY MADE,
of the above materials.
The assortment of Ribbons complete and selling
at prices that viii defeat competition. Also,
Mourning isounets
Head-Dresses and Caps kept constantly hand Also
good assortment of Cap Laces Wrought Collars and Cuffs
Alss Dunn thinks she has the best assortment of AIil
merry Goods IN this village for she spared pains in going
nom place TO place IN New York and other Eastern Cities
to supply herself with Goods the best quality and the
latest and most approvsd styles and patterns
-E5- Ladies' please call and satisfy yourselves
E5- Bonnets repaired usual.
~ Dress Cloak and Sack Patten nished to AIiIli-
and Dress Makers the most reasonable terms
Hg Shop door west Of Halls Book Store Main
street.
Ravenna. Oct 19, 1852. 1I90-3m
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IMpRoyEMENr.-Messrs.S Swift & Hopkins are
filing up the swamp hoe on their village lots
west Of the Depot. This is one of The greatesr
Improvements lately made in our viliage An un-
eighty swamp is converted into s lid ground, max
ing beautiful buildnglot, while of coursr no sag
naut pools remain 10 affect, ,as formerly, the health
of the neighborhood. Dwellings going up in
considerable numbers west Of tho Depot, and swif
and Hopkins addition of lots. affords some very
fine situations for residences.
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The white slave.

Last week spoke fayorably of this book, from
a hasty review of it. Since then have read ev-
cry word of it, and Ike it better than thought
I should For thrilling interest it is not surpassed
by any tale ever read. except it is Mrs. SrowE's
Z" Uncle Toms Cabin and, in some respects, it
fully equals that. Though some portions Of it is
felton, Il would that it all was, it fairly represents
slavery in its BEST and hope, though fear not, its
worst aspects. Its blighting Influence on all cas-
ses, not only suves, but ee black and white peo-
pie, even the masters themselves and their fami-
lies, are portrayed with candor, but with most
thrilling interest. which commences on The first
page and ends only with the last What adds great
ly to its interest, it ends most gloriousyjustiee
aud virtue must finally triumph Clerelaad Com
mcrcidt.
This extraordinary work is for sale at Halls
Book Sore. Ravenna.
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.

IL AMI S&OO,OVOs
FEHiiE well mcrited claims TO public confidence, pre-
Ia senied by this Company, have given it exam
pied success wherever agencies have heen established
has perpetual charter, the liberal provisions of
which, enable il to offer advantages equal 10 any other
Company in the United States
1t both the JOINT Stock and Mutual prnci-
pie. The Mutual rates the other safely coI,-
ducied 2anes Joint Stock one-ird less than
ne Mutual Eqnoito diridend of ttry-tree and one
dhira per cent, Tasd annually adrance.
Books containing raes and showng the advantages of
Insurance. given application the Ravenna Agency.
Oahoe of the Farmers Insurance Company.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Ravenna. March %, 1852 Ii6O
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Rayenna Institute,
THIS INsTITUrE h.sboH

Itulo ms lfU FE has been persuing n aue-
"a l; or TWO terms and has received large
spacious and elegant and well adapted tn 10
poses ana IS furnished with the necessary requisites for
institution of the kind This Institution occunes an
nently desirable position. 1t is the midst of an ;nti
gent and Moral community and is surrounded bv beah
and beautiful country 1t is also easy access lno on
the line of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
number of students in attendance during the last term
upwards of ninety which exceeded sangne ex
pectations.
Having enlarged the for the young Ladies' and mr.
chased desks and seats l25 stu
dents The wear divided into four terms of IL weeks
EACH. The term will commence November g. at the
close of which there will be vacation of week. Stu
dents may be admitted any time during the term but
should if ssble enter the the clas-
ses are them arranged the whole None will be
received for less than half term All who enter within
the first three weeks leave within the last three weeks
viii be required tuition for hewhole term No de-
ducon will be made account of absence unless it be the
result of scknes urgent necessity.
The course of instruction embraces every subject of Lit
eratrre and Science taught the most approved Acade-
mics Classes formed tern in the several de-
payments, to suit the various ades of scholarship, and
the convenience of students.
Having made addition to Music Department we
would also give notice that lessons will be given on the
Piano Forte the most reasonable terms by Young la
dy accomplished Pianist Lessons the Nicholson, by
G. f. Green.
Feeling grateful to the public for the liberal patronage
we have received hope to merit continuance of the
same.
Board in Respectable families aad reasonable terms.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher English Branches, 400
Latin Greek, 500
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
-z. Miss SARAH A. DODGE,
EGs- esss Preceptress.
G. F. GREEN
Teacher of the Nicholson
Rayenna, Nov. 2, 1852. ll94-2w
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THE OHIO STAR,

Free GEM scsafic Executive ,l,mitae. N ieet-
ing.
The Free Democratic Executive Committee, of the
County of Portage hereby notified meet at the of
fee Of r. A Swift in Rayenna Friday the 18th day
November inst. at o'clock P. II.
full and punetual attendance requested as business
Of importance is before the Committee touching
deeply the interests of the cause in Portage County.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
Ravenna, Nov g. 1852
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The OrpI,eans.

These distinguished roculsts gave Concert ut
the Unisersalist House on Saturday evening last
and were repeatedly and warmly applauded by a
highly entertained audience.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

THg SrupE.r.-The November number is re-
ceiyed. Ii commences new voiunae-Voi- III.
This is one Of the best publications Of the day
MonrhIy-sI,O 90 year. Fowiers & Wells, Pub
fishers, New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

u Senator Chase will please accept our ack-
nowledgements, for Sta nsbury's Expedition to the
Great Salt Lake, and accompanying maps. A
very valuable work, the receipt of which Is highly
appreciated.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

SNow.-It commenced showing on Saturday
nj ght last, and on Sabbath morning The fields were
whitened, presenting dreary, winfry appearance.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

FoaREsrER's BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZIsE.-Ed-
tied by Mark Forester, Boston, Massachusetts,
Monthly, 81 per annum.
October number received. This is one of the
best publications for youth, now issued from the
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

~0GnnpIsa02H AaAeDpnonaa9s
FllHts best and iargest assortment OF, Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and anoxeeptionahle tone
and influence, embracing works from the pen of T. s.
Arthur Mrs. Grey, Miss, Pickering. Mrs Gore. Mira.
Mowa Charles Lever and other distinguished wtiters
eser offered in this market, may be found at
Oct. 27> HALL's BeeK- sroRE
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

A SEQUEL TO "UScLE TOMS CABIN" UNCLE
Tom IN ENGLAND. A PRooF THAT BLACKS
WHITE. An Echo TO THE AMERICAN I'm
GLE Tom
This is work prepared in England, and while
it truthfully and tn ngIy depicts the horrors OF
Ameroan Slavery, it gives vivid idea of the
White Slarery in England The work is not with
out its defects-one g!aring one especialy-but
the defective, as well the good points. the read
or had better discover for himself. The work is
thus noticed:
.This is the most powerfully written work on
the Institution of Slavery tlut has ever been pub
iished It has reached sale in England, although
published but n few weeks since. totally unrrece-
dented in that country, and rivaing that of Mrs
Stowe's Uncle Tom 10 the United States. Its
full OF thrilling scenes and descriptions, depicting
slave life, both on board the slave ship aud on the
plantations of the South. From the first page to
the last the interest of the narrative is absorbing
chaning the attention of the reader with wonder
full power; and the whole work is of that character
calculated to produce great sensation, and to
create for it an immense demand in the United
States.p
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

SsHEETING.-A large assortment, selling from 4kc
~ to SC per yd, the cheapest the Reserve, reed
A0RRS,.
Sept IS. "a
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

Lords Cincinnati Counterfeit Detector and Bank
note reporter.
This is the title ofa publication issued Semi
monthly at $500 per annunl--or monthly at 81 90
with coin chart.
We use this detector and find it an invaluable
aid. Western business men will find 1T for their
interest to supply themselves with it.
F. w. Lord, Editor and Proprietor, CINCINNATI
Ohio.
LADIES KEEPSAKE and Home Library. Johr
S. Taylor, Publisher, New York.
The November number hrs fine likeness Of
! Jones. with ske tch by the we'll known
ri. 7. Headley. very fine number.
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.

of UIica, N. Y.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies. will issue Policies The fa.
vorable terms.
u The above companies stand among the best
managed and safest Insurance ,mpanies in the
try. Applications made to
J. S. HERRICK,
Gerneal Insurance Agency Office. Ravennn. o.
@aAgsGsG9Oo
ool, In Chis Church Warren Thursday morning the
2eth uitr by the Rev. g. W. Dubois, Mr.. WARREN II.
ROBERTS, of Winsted, Ct and Miss IREsE S. DAUGHTER Of
Ralzamon Looms Esq, of Chariestown.
In Warren Oct 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr. FREDER-
Ic LOOMS, of Charlestown, AMI Miss HARRIET WlLsoS
OF the former place.
In Randolph on the 10Th inst by Rev. J. Merriam Maj
JoHs MILLER Of Fabius, n. Y, and Mrs. ANNA BRowS
of Rayenna.
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sIAYsK EIS.
JOHN II. HALE.

JOHN II. HALE.
A beautiful PORTRAIT of The candidate Of lie
Free Soil Party for only 25 cents, from Daguerre-
oype, which the Hon. gentleman says the best likeness
of him yet taken Every Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to 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, in Introducing this Portrait
to the notice of the Public.8
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna Nov. 16, 1852
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Dress Making.

la TEST FASHIONS
EEISS CHASE, at her Rooms, nearly opposite Halls
lFM Book Store, has Just received the
FA L L + Il s III 1 O NJ s,
and elegant Styles with which she is ready
her customers.
She will also furnish Patterns fitted to the form.
Her friends and customers invited to call and
inc the New Styles Patterns &c.
RaveIna Oct 10, 1852.
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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 locat ion of county road commence
ing ut the south of Portage county on tue
county line of Portage and Stark and IN the township
of Sueld and thence due east said line oil Portage
and Stark 10 Lot No. 81 in Suffeld township Portage
County to certain road that nearly runs north and
south across said lot No 81, and there to terminate
Oct is, 1882 usl-s~'
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FESHE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats ever
a brought 10 this county, can be fourdat
RovELL & Cos.
SHOULDER Braces Supporters and Trus-
~ ses. superior patterns at
Sept. 6. 1852. HATCH'S.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-17

EARESS Goeds.-Just received choice selection of
Persian Cloths CashKneres, American Cloths all wool
De Lanes Plain DeLaines of all colors and prices
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. G ADDLES-A good assortment just rec
~ and for sale al from SO 10 $O Gall and look al
them A V. IloRR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

CHINA CLAY.-l00 tuns afoat and in
~ store for sale BY JAS. DERRICKsON CO..
ito If NO lvo fulton o.
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Marin for SALE-Of $50 and more

T'AKM ioI onLE E.vwna, or o .uge County.
NcvSo,L within fye miles Of EewDurgh aud one OF
VANS Gate Depot (Ene Railroad Tins Farm rnloh
frms mar OF the stead of the late Samus Io"h-
send has for number of years been suotc'eotr tne
most careful thorough and well nnde ed IMAGE. inse
s,s IS acres OF excellent woodland The lands are Ia per-
feet condition for green white crops aud inc ouanss
and fences are in complete order Possession may os Ia.
on he Isl Anil For terms and paric ,las apply 10
CHAs MAGUIRE. No. 1853 Front a. ~ ~"
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EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

II kkSIDkNlE. stuaEed IN the Vlsge q SD1th Nor
walk. Conn within five minutes walk o. the New York
and New Haven s,e Dsnbury and NOiwsik Rail u
rcns is on ennence Commanding an exteasve view
Of NE town, Harley snG Loag lsaAd Sound SAL DWELL
ingiss modern spacl-as story b4ldHg With base
ment above gIouuc has two 4 land attached aud
never failing well Of water, ard sbsunds with gea
isy Of fult, shade tees Eno suru sbey. which
sod variety OF choice apple bearing order Il has
connected with IN ice housea fact al that airsd
TO make desirable sumner dencs For PsrticalaFs
cure NJ Bsuk Of the State OF New York No 81 wall
a., Of A. ARCHER, OF On the premises of D X NASH
OF
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NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT

H'VN S1NISIF-- nc VVUN N OIA4A =
u the property sftss late JoAsthaa Lawrence Esa, Of
this city situated at Hopewe in the County Of Duchess
about miles from the Hudson River The property
sists Of four Of land hga sta,s Of
with admirable dwelling house barn, and
houses, all excellent repair In tue mids' q highy-
ines Of and the Hudsos River Railroad ana
the Immediate vicinityo church and The
property question offers unusual Inducements 10 those
desiring cheap. and all respects commodious cssasry
re- denos. go1 terms, apply TO
DC 2aa HOMER MORGAN, Ne lPlsEt.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EX.

~ CHANGE-Si,us,ed In the tswn of Rye, wessches-
sef Co consisting of and half story cottage 2ixS0
with two wings. piazza all around. hard walls, kitchen
rage &C, with large aud conmedous bacn house.
wash aud elty houses ags garden with every variety
Of hn, berree shrubSefy and flowers. aud about i've
of land of the best Qus,s containing
chArd of 90 young apple trees all grated and bearing Ii
OF the most desirable nsshbohoods the country
being the immediate vicinity If the residences of Martin
Hcfman Esq II X. Colllns s. y Mott Ess Schurenan
Has'ead Esq .snd DR. Jay onrng Long Island Sound
about half mile em The Railroad eOot where 70 rsias
stop daily to and ffom New Yok. Will sell exchange
for real estate In New-York, BROOKLYN or WiamsburgA
The furniture which nearly and Of tho best quality
the stock and farming utensils csest o Rockswsy farm
and light WAGONS sleigh harcess robes horse, pOul
try &C will be sold exchanged With the fsrn wanted
There Episcopal and Methodist Church in the val
lage, and PRESBYTERIAN CAunh ~trn short distance
four stores three hotels two butchers four schools pubic
an prvste and close ~ the wste< where there good
fshire shooting bathing and boating A0out 50 go OF the
purchase may remain ON b9st aAd mortgage.
N. y You leave there the morning aud be "A
New Yort BY o'clock and leave NssYork again at 81
IN the evening giving person plenty of time 10 transact
his business IN the city For terms sRply 10
DANIEL p. SMITH.
JIG lnfuTh&Se Nos 100 and La FQlton-st.
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Il In the trunk of DANIEL DUICE, lately ar
rese fer depredstiOIs the u. s. Mail az Columbus,
Ohio. there found among ,her things the following
DAGUE aREOTYPES, supposed ~ have oeen taken from
me mails VIZ
Oss douhls Jenny Lad case Containing picture Of Cen
emab and Ladycase bouEd with scarlet yeve and brass
edges The gentleman has the appearance Of sandy
pleIIon. bald the front part Of bis hesd and has
vhsS The lower part Of his face has bosoa PIN
and his hand app TO be thusy-fve forty
years cid.
One quarter case lined with silk velvet. Gilt inside
The picture Il gentleman, with high forehssd
HAIR combec Oh top Of he head and appears DO
what curly age probably about fsrty.
-Four lilo ccEtsn ming plctuTesone OF Lady aad
three o. Gentlemen These and contar no
peculiarly BY VII ch they De particularly described
Persons who have i0si Daguene types by mails
psslng through this point be abb - find them by
tending 10 this notice, aud requested without delay
10 call a the Coumsus Ohio Post Ofh,e address
me by letter. A +. PERRY p NJ. ColuAbus. O.
6flm
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ewelrp, 81.

MANDATORY of SILVER-WARE
LsA FOR THE TRADE.-AItices of every description
manufactured for the Trade with pro npness and dispatch
Storekeepe out OF the city invited to call and
me specimens which. tor orkmanship and quality Of sill
viii compare fsworaby with any other establishments
Tea Sets Ums Pitchers Cups Tumpets. &C; also, Spoons
and Folks of a variety Of patterns.
G. PECK, JR CO., No. 85 Duane st.
lis 3mTuTh&Ss