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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
THE . STATE FAIR,

5HSt1ERE was mighty gathering Of the
q people at Cleveland-.here is a great gathering
of the County FAIR examine those beautiful
goods just opening at c. & j. c. PRENTlSs'-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

BOOTS and Shoes ANY quantity, all kinds. and at
I , low prices. ready for inspection at
Sept 81 1879. G. g. J. G. PRENTISS.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

EBAY State ls-ala large assortment just reed sell
ED ling very cheap at HORRS.
Shalefsville, Sept. 25.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

Ga - 25 Id. Kegs pure white lead, ground in
June 2I. SwIFT's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
M T. & Il DaY

Have their stock of goods for the present 10 Col
lins, Hall where their old friends and customers
can find them.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

EH AIS and Caps-A large stock for Men and Boys
Il just reed at HORR'S.
Sept 2j.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

u TLe Ohio Star comos to US enlarged to the
size of the Beacon, apd much improved in appear
ance. This speaks we'll for our old neighbours
prosperity Beacon.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

- Atm Bonnes-a good stock of fine Satin Bonnets.
just reed and for sale very low, twenty shil
lngs at HORRS.
Sept. 25,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

The Ohio Star of Ravenna, is enlarged, and
printed on new type Cleveland Herald.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
TALL AND WINTER GOODS

VELVET Ribbons. black and colors all
widths. just reed ut HORR'S.
Sent. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

IL The Second Peoples Building Associa-
tton.The Books 81 this Association are now oeeu 9r
subscribers at the Office Ne 1893 West 29sh st. aud all
who wsh intend take shares in this popular ~
socaion had do at early day. from pres n,
indications all will shortly be taken In order 10 an 'n
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March 10, at the Assem- 'ly
Room, Of 23thst and 9th where fun partcuts
N be obtained 1t is important that all wis have SUD
scrbed should be present BY Laws will be ready for
distribution and several matters relating 10 the future
woIkng Of the A,soeiation discussed Remember, On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at II o'clock
OLIVER II LEE. President.
ABN. MCBRIDE, Vice President.
WILLIAMS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

" Save, Accumulate and Grow Rich.-THE
ISLAND CITY BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is now full
" organized The entrance fee is s2 monthly Dues 50,
shares $500.
Every man. woman and child who seventy FIVE
per week can by becoming shareholder in this As
seciaon increase in lew years $780, and any one
desrous OF procuring dwelling without the capital to do
the ation, the money Will be loaned to him
and its repayment made easy and convenient.
The coat of Joining So, and all who desire explain
atoms Of tt piL cpe and objects Of the Island City Bui d.
ing Association Obtain them BY calling at the Secre
tar Is Office No Chatham square
G.. II. RING. President cor. Broadway and John-st.
]. H. BROWN, Vice Presicent, No. lO7 ith av.
TRUSTEES.
G. !. Bovine. No l65 West-st
II. a. Burr Cliff, cor. Frankfort.
w Wakea an. Nos. 70 and 81 Maiden lane
il Ryer, Broadway. cor Houston-st.
g. Gregory, no 23l Mottst.
w " Denny, no. 20 West-st.
H. III. Sneiu 3, No. 3t2 Broadway.
G. Dick No. rs Beaverst
8 ]. Jacobs Water-st.
SURyEYoR-R ii. Smith
ATroRrsY-A A. Phillips, No 80 Chambersst.
W. n. SMITH, Secretary.
Office hours from 10 A b. to p. NJ. aud from % 70 B
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New Publications.

Thu, day Pubh,hed-Third American Edition,
DEYNOLDS'S NEW ROMANCE,
IA KENNETH
AROSANCE OF THE HIGHLANDS,
With Numerous Engravngs.
There has been successful lahtrsr n lhe
fuitfgl field Of Scottish Romance than oar author Inc
Wild and fearful supers.tobs Of tie Highlands are de-
pctsd with terrible force clothed in all the fascination
and ai,rsctiyeness Of Reynolds's unrivIed style.
lsTctato'
The Legends Of Scotland have found more pow
sriul deneator than author and Kenneth" which
in STYLE is worthy Of Sir Walter Scott and in incident
and interest rivals the celebrated Scottish Chiefs VIII
Weekly Times.
nzyols complete Price s7i cents per. vol
Also complete in vol Price IS cents.
II LONG Z BROTHER, No 43 Arns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

IT. Notice 10 Ail.-knickerbocker Building
Association.So great has been the success OF tins
ASSOCIATION and the of Its affairs so sstisac
tor to the ebe al Of the shares having been taken
weeks at the request of many persons IN the upper
raf the city, have opened the books OF the econd
and have sre ay humid ed shsres subscribed or To
those who unable to procure share, IN the hrst t9ls
will be favorable Op2Ortl unity and for their aceommoGs-
non public meeting will be held in Knckerbocker Hal
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 3, al y o'elocs'
The public beth ladies' and gentlee2, invited to at
tend AS al this meeting there viii be able and thorough
explanations given Come and JOIN Entrance fee Sny So
- JAMES DEL yECCHI0, President.
AESON WILLIS, Nice-President.
Racks row spen the Office where articles Of sssocia-
tion can be hsd EDWARD J. MADDEN. Secretary,
Office, No. los 9th-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

h EXceIsIor BuiIdIns and MUTUAL Loan At.
ISOLATION No. 2-IhIs Association will hold a m set-
ing Union Budibgs No 1863 BlwerY, tn I'd floor near
BToOms- ST., en- TUESDAY EVENING. March 9. a. n
O'clock 20 subscribers The .mea's IN the
value of the shares and dues Of the Association more
equally divided regards the interest Of the borrower aud
lsnder the person who redeeus and the ons who ~
vets than any Association az present organized By tns
appoToT meIt the Association must close much sooner
and tie amount Of dues and interest," 70 Oe
rad by each Subscriber must be less In proportion thah
that paid of other Associations Oursubs0p
st fast filing and We shat soon close our DOOM
Our suecess is sure and advantages prominently
set forth We would ask those who do no; fully UNDER
stand its pnncpes TO come aad hear the erpiansr as
from gentlemen who will address the meeting The
shares $500 monthly dues, So entrance fee, ST. Or
fee, Nc. 136 Bow cry. up stars.
VIM l. MILLER. President
ROBT PROTHEROE, Vics President
JNO A.sCHENCk, Asst. Vice Pfes'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

TY- Third Mechanics Building and Mutual
Loan Asscctation-Ihe upprecedented success Oh me
on shares hav ne been subscribed for before the FIRST
monthly meeting and the subscription books consequently
pollied IN becoming members of the Second. have COM
menced Third Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan
prRc plies shareholders which found
such favor with the public and which I'll up the Second
ANY person male Of female DESTROYS making his or her
snail eayppss more than tripe self in the space of
years person who DESTROYS of borrowing money IN
der 10 purchase his own house IN the most advantageous
Terms MIC WI ess 'sKe ,h 80 , esS boz
roweIs with those esied by other Associations wl at
find the the of plan for instance
lsi-lt Will loan money per cent. per annum on the
amount advanced.
idIt viii allow interest at the rate of per cent per
10 all persons Who prefer paying their subscription
Tor two months more in advance thus securing double
Of profits Persons who wish 70 borrow for the
purpose Of buying or building Their own honse OF Farm
here advance far mere liberal terms than
isefeIed by any other Association.
sd-Persors des,rous 81 wntdIawiug from tne society
60 al any time. by giving one mouths notice and
receive back al eses PAID by them Win interest al per
person who will save but II cents day land there is
person Who cannot ifso disposed can IN thus So
~hoh he can establish himself business. and thus a
ch eve his OWE Independence.
The eprarce fee is 50 cents per sAare monthly pay
msnt 50 yer share value Of each share, 500
lscss snC geuemsn cesIous OF oinlns can ea'e 'hen
sP TOWNSEND. Vice Pres't. No. 50 Nassau-st.
cS HRgT1h ssTrs.sy No. ~ ass St
TRUSTEES. -
Cyius H. Loutrel. No ~ Msiden-lsne; Josish NJ.
Smith Of Centre ard Hester SIS Henry Downs,
No Jos Grard-st. NJ Wright, cor Colunbis and Union
IS ooklyn Hem, Sllysrhorn, No. 81 Chryste-st;
T. NJ. Seleck. Ne. 90 Fulton ST.
EdnurdJ Potter. No City Hsl-pla c \. Potter,
No 81 Wailst Attorneys.
public meetiug for the admission o! members VIII Do
hsd On Thu RsDAY EVENING, March H. at II o'clock,
At Union Budirgs No ls3 Bowery, where tie workings
of thee Associations will be explained The Secretary
daily, iIom A. 10 p. NJ. a, his Office Ne 1853 Hes
ter >. fer the purpose Of receiving subscriptions.
IL Frat Regular Meeting or the Phenix
ngil6ing Associatien viii Dc heid a. Tempsrasce
Hall Sth-av bet cen +ls and 47d-sis WEDNESDAY
EVENING the 10th dsy Of March. 1859, a, o'clcck
This Society HhllIng up fat that will then Be
offered ol resumption 60 the neubes Now - your best
time for becoming menber your usual reats viii then
purchase you home, and your spending mnsy wall be-
cone capital
Information Will be sivep explanatory Of the benefits Of
Associated Capital Subscriptions will be received Ike
BY laws and prsspscsuses be bad IT the Office Of The
Secretary, No i419 stb-av D. d NASH, President.
A., r kNITH Secretary
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rT Mercantile Library Association.-Ihe
pes OF Directors have tho pleasure 10 announce mat
Nm. c. N. SINCLAIR Gate Mrs. ForIest) and MI GEO'
VENDENHCFF will give a D1xo
DRAMATIC AND POLITICAL READING
before this Assoc alton on FRIDAY EVENING, msrch
a. 1852, II Metropolitan Hall, (late TIlpler HALL
ihe Read Dg will commence at o'clock doors open at
,seeck Tickets 50 cents may be I'd of William Hall
esn Jollc's +. j. Crowens Evans Bttan an az the
Tcsss IS cents each. admitting gentleman and lady
hsvs Issued which members 0ny obtain on sp-
pieaton at the Library.
WILLARD l.. FELT, Chm Iec.ure
JAMES D. SMITH, locomotives
J. +. HALSTBD,
NIB The Programme will be announced IN future adj
ysYtsemeAts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

~ AIIeehania Mutual Loan and Aecumu-
lating Fund Association-The above Association -
July by the election OF the following onces
for the ensuing
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr, President, No. 10 Graner-
cy pax
JACOB H. VALENTINE, yics-Pre,dent, No. "a East
15th-st. , - 80
Third av. -
TRusTESs-Robert c. VOORHEES,. No 1903 East 18th st ;
Job L. Blaeke No. 1871 Third. Hiram Purdy, No. 70
Elzabetk ST James Dennis No 81 Third av; Charles
E. Peck. No 1872 Ess; 2ist st Dennis HenaessJ' No %
East hist
oscar f. BENJAMIN, Secretary. No. 1903 Thirc-a v
SARGEANT V. BAYLEY, Attorney, c-Iner OF broadway
and Murray sis
Those subscribe for shares can do SO BY apply
ali recesssyy inform son csn be obtained Eatrance fee,
so cents Monthly dues, S2 Shares, $500. Office hours,
fion to ocleck. p NJ. uniil iulthe notice.
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr, President.
J. II VALENTINE Vice Pre- sdent,
EICHD. KELLY, Asst. Vice PIesI.
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READABLE BOOKS.-APPLE-

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Ihe m vol nre viii he published Wednesday entitled,
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ON The FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY,
The YELLOW PLUSH PAPERS. ByW N. Thack-
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To te Immediately followed nv
The MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY
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GAITTES AND GRAvIrIEs. ByHoracs Smith
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HOMEOPATHIC J0URNAL.ma,Icniss
Il Il February Number of The NORTH AhL 1890
HOMEOPATHIC JOURNAL, Qu,ste e. 49,. - snd Tor
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~ New subscribers who hxve not the arr - scr
will send IS, will receive the back nsmoe"' ~
he
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THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD

TT II T. " d r. WIDE WORLD.-
kOIICE;-Ihe delay OF tho ne" edition OF THE
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ard the edition 1.-THE thieen,h will be ready for
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The new work by the same author. QUEECHY. will be
pub.ished early in April GEO. p. PUTNAM.
No. 1855 Broadway, New York
GEO. p PUTNAM Publishes this day. THE PAPERS
OF LEWIS MORRIS, Governor of the Province OF New
Jersey from 1877 7is, forming the Fourth Volume Of
tie Collections Of the New Jersey Historical Society
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GOvERNESS.-A Lady

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ues. isferssnt organizing Building Assceia-
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shsm ~ II inycitgatrg Titles TO Heal Estate, anu
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poss VIE parties Organizing Associations for pui-
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or the advertiser would fe,m business
Etsts a.a With Gentleman already engaged In Real
tisc ,ansn Unqussticnsble references given. Ad-
- Ve' lNn p0s Offcs
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lust PUBLISHED - An Interesting
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VII. be ready March -,
MRS. II ARR EFT BEECHEh
I'VE STOVES great American Tale, entitled
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DAKTNERSHIP.-A young Man, pos
IL sessing moderate capital wishes 10 engage with a
thoroughly practical in any manufacturing business
that be conducted moderate means and With tse
prospect Of reasonable return, woald purchase an
interest in proftable wholesale manufacturing Dust
ness already established. Communicates sdafesse
HUDSON Office Of this paper. during the present. -
vii be Immediately attended to, and held Tnc'J '"''
Dental
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

To- Every Man his own Insurer.-BUILDlNG
ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Those persons whe about subscribing to the stock OF
Company had tier do edatey about two
third, of the already taken, and the books Will
likely be cosec By the end of the week This Is the
oDly opportunity that has been offered where man
Of small could take few shares IN an insurance
Company and back In dividends the premium ne
pays his insurance, making him in reality his own
Insurer.
From the business have already to commence with,
and calculations that have been made, is anticipated
that this Company will the largest dividend ever pad
by any company in the City Of New York, or In
the Unted States.
The second instament Of 50 30 share will be due
and payable the 18TH at the Mercantile Bank corner OF
Broadway sno John cts. ,
Persons subscribe either Of he books
or with tine Com nj ssiouers. J BRUCE, President.
s. JEssURUN sec'y No. s Clinton. court, beekmans st.
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" A Home for All!-PHEEIX BUILDING AS
sOCIATlON-h Public Meeting Of This fourishing As
ISOLATION wild be held at the Henry Clay House corner
Avenue A and Fnstst, On THURSDAY EVENING, at
"a O'Clock. Free to all
An explanatory Lecture Will be delivered on the occa-
As the great benefits and advantages of Building Asso
catie generally conceded and understood 1t IS
only to to these disposed joih that
the Pnensx Incorporated and one Of the most popular
ard liberal OF these u.uutions It's officers are selected
oSn mer who we'll known to be competent and trust
worthy, and fully entitled to the CHEST confidence.
Shares. $500 Monthly Dues. 50; Entrance Fee, So
All that is required 10 become Shareholder rs 81
Interest Of per cent allowed dues paid in advance.
Proipecu,es and BY Laws with the at Of incorpera
be had together with all required information, at
the Secretary Office. Chambers Hall. Ne 65 Chathamst
WILSON SMALL, President, No. "a Lpdlows st.
AMOS WILLETS v. President, No ais Pearl st.
ALFRED HETF1ELD, Secretary. No 65 Chatham st.
Warren Chapman, Andrew Hume, Peter j. Powles,
Joseph Eeibtt, James Cutheh, R,sert M Dewitt,
Edward J. Small. George Barcey, George W. Dawson
Attorney, Q McADAM, No. &c Wal!-st..
JACOB l.. FEM, Surveyor.
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~ Union Building Association.--Onem more and
the Join thus favorte Association at 80 cents
entrance The entrance fee being raised to 50 after
this meeting This Association has been in successful
operation for II months, and there are few more
shares 10 be disposed Of Trustees have resolved 10
aow new members to qudats the in instruments
Of 81 per month The regular meeting OF the above Asp
cstion will be held at No Chathams square on TUES
IN 'A' '' '"'' J. PECARE. Secretary.
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Guerial Notices.

- <s,.msera,ic Vhig General Com mittec.-
" ~ m.stng II this Committee viii be held on
s,yyspIy EVENING, March 9. at Z. o'clock. az the
brsses" n'''' JAMES KELLY. Chairman.
vnlnsIL S sEaEDho~' sscrstarie,
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q BOOK for all Californi3-bound individ-
~ mails and for ever body-rHE IsrHMUS OF PAN
ANA AND WHAT SAW THERE. By C. d. Guswold
recently of the surgeons 81 the Panama Railroad
Co For sale, wholesale AID retail, BY -
~ JAMES C. MARRIOTT,
No. A22l Bfoadwas, broadway Post Oliee
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-x~ruear Both sides tine people q The City Of
~ ycrE Who are tDposed 10 the increase OF tse Pauper
20" F..a,on and Or m. thai result directly from the
ne,., Il, ssc and favor OF tls legal protec
s,su these evils which have agalns! the traffic
s,eir coin bank notes. ob,cene books and pic
- "a apements Of cOuntsTietng aud gaming. diselsed
w.. pes,ed food, ard infections hides are invited 70
,.~rsis meeting in Metropolitan Hall. on WE'D;
FFsDAY EYENISG Msee 10; me a. Snmss,s Ole "a
o. "a sssvefed By pon n. CULV CIR, Rev. II. ".
syEtHEE Rev 7. CUYLEk, Of Irenton n N
fsllgy .e.I NJ. VII w. r.,.,.,.n,. Alliance
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LEIGH. J o. BENNETT.
y.R S. VAN vLEET, BARTON WOOD,

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGBhENrs
LEIGH J o. BENNETT.
JK s. VAN NLEET, BARTON WOOD,
J. W KELLOGG.
ras snbscrib ers uis MI b he New York City Tempe
,sne Alliance n issurg tie above call
ths ps D,dge Co Vim. X. Wright penedici, iallx Go.
1.-ss UaItr Edwa,d FacORsr, landlord q Bro,
lies (,.e.lsy Uecker Brother, Johp Ward,
~ A. Wsfdruh NAH J Blvd T.. r. Ward,
rr.s 81 Rro,hefs Il s. Buss ng. Loder & Co.
81 Mac nlber II W. Hay6ock. Magic Sandersv1S
" Morgan. Bowen 4 McNamee, Griges.
ss.r,s Eevler &Petsr Carter G. III Norton.
20 SOyman Brown, john Faclner
Iisrsnder Law n eazer Parmly, MOuton, Barker
JhB Keyssr. Allied Edwards, Heller.
s,intt Holden Henry Edwards, Geo @ Draper,
Nm n Homie T. G. Edwards, Jonathan Hunt,
Jehn Pearsali. j.. e. Doremos, Uhver bfothef
Dsntl Fatshsw, n W. Brown. Asa L. Snlpman,
yowles Wells, Charles Parker. Francs Godiae,
tIudsos Smith, Schrrenan Hs stedS. SDels an,
Vsr,o. BROTHERS. Samuel Ha' sted, A. V. Stout Il Co..
R'ss Potter 4 Co. j. ". Brush. Halsed, Stiles s.
VS. DoU, j. IL; WhIe,, ~ - NH,
4 D. Tocd Co, Condt Noble, U. y. l. DouOie-
I,ln Allen Bennett l. Brokaw. day,
Nsh M Purdy T.. Sheall. Mathew Bro,
IN ~ n sands, Asa Parker J. y. Dickinson,
s e. =, p UnG A McCotter, Henry Moore
A. Ashfed, g. Fountain, o. r aownseno,
n W pinneo Co Edgar Ketchum, Rev. W BanpaFu'
I'm " seymour Aud. Les or L. Co. John Stephenson,
p " Mo urdy and 2 O1t others