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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-01
Rayeana Institute.

THE subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to the public, that they are now
50 situated as to accommodate over 100 stu
dents; having procured additional rooms and
furniture for their accommodation. This In
stitution is now under the guidance of r. L.
Dodge, a graduate of Union College, former
Iy Principal of Speucertown Academy. in the
state of New York. in connection with w.
D. Clark and B. F. Dodge, who were teach
ers inthe same Institutions. aided by Miss s..
A. Dodge, who has charge of the Female
Department. Feeling grateful to the public
for the liberal share of patronage they have
received, they hope to merit a continuance of
the same. The course of instruction embfa-
ces every SUBJECT of science and literature
taught in the most improved Academies.
TERMS. H5s
Primary Reading, So 90.
Common English Branches, 500.
Higher ~ !" 400.
Latin or Greek, 500.
| Drawing, 1,50.
Vocal Music. 200.
instrumental Music, with the
use of Melo Pean, 800.
R. L. Dodge, A. B. Principal and teacher
of Languages.
w. D. Clark, teacher of Drawing and ex-
perimental science.
B F. Dodge, teacher of Mathematics.
Mr.. G. F. Green, Prof. of Music.
Miss S. A. Dodge, Preeeptress. 1888
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N E w M u 9 I G

. NE w M u SIC.
NHREE Pieces, founded on scenes in s'Un-
Gle Toms Cabin viz Little Eya," 81
am Going There" and "The Death of ST. Clare :"
Also. 'sBen Bolt" and the new and very popular
"Answer of Ben Bolt For sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Aug. 9. 1852.
SONGS FOR THE TIMES-published
by H. NJ. Addison, Cleveland. Price
single copies, 10 cents; IL copies, S1.00 I;
100 $40, sent at this rate through the mails
free of postage.
Mr.. Addison is always wide awake to every
thing that can advance the cause of Tempe
rance and Liberty. He recently issued a
fine piece of TemDerance Music. and now
offers to the public,two popular songs with the
music annexed, entitled 1.-THE Liberty Ar
N.Y." and 1.-The cause of Liberty
Those who would possess themselves oi
fine music and soul-stirring songs, will be sure
to pstronize friend Addison.
Call at Halls Book STORE and see these
| annpa
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Life in the South-A companion to Uncle
Toms Cabin.
Aunt Philiis' Cabin: Or, Southern Life as
it is; by Mrs. Mary H. Eastman.
Kossuth in New England.
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley Of
Mexico.
Bartlett's Life of Gen. Pierce. bound and
in paper covers, with steel plate engraved
portrait, an elegant edition.
Lawsof Life, by Elizabeth Blackwell, D.
Thoughts for a Young Man, by Horace
Mann.
SIavery-Letters and speeches Of Horace
Mann: and numerous other new and valuA
! bic works, just reed and for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. "a, 1852.
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Farm for sale,

Farm for Sale.
FWyhe undersigned, offers his farm for sale.
situated in Mantua on a good travelled
road 2A miles from the Corners, and 2miles from
the Rapids in Hiram. Said farm contains 225
acres ofexcellent land-l6o of it under Improve
ment-well timbered-hason it a farm house and
all necessary farm buildings well of soft water
and good bearing orchard-and well watered
throughout with living water. altogether one Of
the most desirable farms in the county.
For further particulars enquire of the subscri
Der on the premises.
Mantua. Aug. 80, 1852. llS3-3ws
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY
ing the origin and progress of the Bonaparte
Family, the best history of the times of Ma
poleon yet published.
THE WHITE SLAVE powerful an
ti-slavery work, beautifully illustrated, writ
ten by Hildreih, the Historian. just reed and
for sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Anp IL 1882
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THE OHIO STAR.
Free Democratic Executive Conn

Free DemoeratEc Executive Conn
zmittee Meeting.
The Free Democratic Executive Com.
m;ttee of the County of Portage, are here
BY notified to meet at the office of Il. A.
Swift in Rayenna, on Monday the 9Th oI
September inst. al l o'clock P. NJ. ic
nominate District Assessors, and 10 attend
10 other important business.
A full attendance is urgently enioined.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
Ravenna, Sept. l. 1852.
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Free Democraeic CongressioDal
Co invention, XVIII District

The Free Democracy of the XVIII Con-
gressionaI District, composed OF the Counties
Of Stark, Summit and Portage, will bold
Delegute Convention, at NJ ogadofe, on
"Wednesday. the 9Th day of September next,
at IL o'clock A. M, to put in nomination
candidate for Congress. Each township Is
entitled TO one Delegate.
Aup o. 1852.
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state Conventfou Of the Free De-
mOcracy.

On Tuesdsy, the l4th day of September the
Free Democracy of Ohio win hold Mass
Convention q at Cleveland, for the purpose OF
forming an Electoral Ticket for Hale and
Julinn, and put in nomination Candidates for
the respective State Offices.
It's expected that Mr.. HALE will be
present to address the thousands who viii
con .regate on that occasion.
By order of the
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RAIL ROAD LETTING!
To Contractors.

GEALED proposals will be received at
Ssthe office OF the Company in New
Philadelphia. until Wednesday, Aug. 25.
4 o'clock P. NJ. for the gradu;ion and ma
sonry Of twenty four miles Of the Tuscan
owas extension of the Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh Rail Road. from Oneida TO New
Philadelphia. The line embraces some
ligh, and easy grading as well as some
heavy and very desirable work, and will
be ready for inspections on Wednesday tile
18th of August next. Planes. Pro6les and
specification will be exhibited at the office
Of the Company from and after that date.
Terms made known on the day of letting.
C. PRENTISS, Presidenr.
ISAAC LINTON, Chi Engineer.
ENGINEER's OFFICE,
p Irl. % 1870 - 1121 ONQ
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Free Democratic Meetings.

The several Free Democratic meetings
held in different localities in the county last
week, were well attended, and the best and
finest spirit prevailed.
The meeting in Charitsfotoa on Thursday
night, was large and was ably addressed by
@. P. Brown Esq, and the spirit Of '76 is
well aroused in that staunch and good town
ship.
A correspondent gives an interesting ac-
count of the meetingsin Roofsto,cn on Thurs
day and Friday evenings. Mr.. Spelman did
good service to the cause, and we trust he
will be able and willing to visit several locaii-
ties in the county during the campaign
Friend Blake must keep the harness on and
wark faithfully through the Campaign.
The meeting in Edinburgh on Friday eve
ming was the finest of It's kind. We were SO
fortunate Is to be present and had our spirit
refreshed and strengthened by mingling with
the sincere, earnest and patriotic ladies and
gentlemen of that pleasant town. The mee-
ting was very large one and was addressed
effectively and to the great acceptance of the
4
people, by o. P. BRowr, OF Ravenna. The
| HElGHroN SINGERS those MINsTRELs Oh
LIBERTY were present,and added much to the
interest of the occasion by their finely execu
4 ted, soul stirring songs.
The meeting at Garrettsvle on Saturda.
evening, Mr.. Srown Gas unable to attend ac
cording to appointment on account of sndde
sickness. The meeting was well attended
and was addressed. in the absence of Mr.
Brown, by ALBERT AUSTIN Esq. of Raven
ma. and J. w. TYLER Esq. of Franklin
Our informant, acitizen of Garrettsvillle says
that " the speeches of M essrs Austin and Ty
/ Ter were effective and Impressive, and tha
/, the meeting was one of great interest an
: value.
: We hear the best and most satisfactory az
counts from every portion of our County. an
surely our cause must be onward. We ar
certainly growing every where as party,an
: the good and the true, bravely swapping asur
der old party ties, are fast ranking themselvs
!. under our glorious banner.
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New Paint Shop.

The undersigned would inform the citi-
zsns of Ravenna and vicinity, that ne has
resumed his old business. viz: House.
Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Pa'df-
ing. Having bough, out L. D. Darrow'
he feels confident that he will be able 70
give general satisfaction, and sol'cHs q
share OF public patronsge. =,
Shop over E. WoodruR's blacksmith
shop. SOLON 0tLSON.
Ravenna, Aug. II, 1851. TleE3n
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Casl Iron well Curbs.

JusT RECEIVED AT THE New HARDwARE SToHE z.
"HE above article designed for the chain
Ill pump.and for an article wherein beau
tv, stability. cheapne and taste are concerned
cannot be surpassed; also on hand the reels and
chain of the best quality. Also the Tube manu-
factured of the best quality of pine lumber and in
fact all the articles pertaining TO the Chain Pump
which, are offered at remarkably low prices, for
the ready. Please caltand examine.
E.sT. RICHARDSON.
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THE superiority
of the above COM
pound over all 9TH
ers, for the cure of
this class of diff
culties. and the on
ly remedy in a
large portion OF
su ch c a ses: the
immense numbers
now afflicted and
upon beds of sick
ness, or otherwise
suffering, without a
remedy, are our in
ducements TO it's
preparation an d
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nNE Box OF heavy, high AID low tip
" Syracase Hames, just reed and for sale at
WILLIAM FRAZER'S.
Rayenna, Aug. 80, 1882
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Mad Dogs!

"A, meeting OF the citizens Of the vii
iage Of Ravenna, convened OF the Court
House, On Friday morning, August 27.
1852. for the purpose OF taking inio con-
sideration the proper measures 70 be adopt
ed for the protection Of the Inhabitants
against ..Hydrophobia," Charles Green
wns appointed chairman, aud c. O. Arnold
secretary. Thereupor, it being sasisfacio.
tily shown To the meeting by Doc,. II.
Pratt. K. /. Mason. and others, that Dog
belonging to said Mason. had that uorning
died OF ..Hydrophobia." /" having been known
10 have bitten several Dogs and Hogs. in
the village. and that great dunger 10 the
Inhabitants was 10 be appreherded there
from. fhereupon. on motion of John NJ.
Skinner. s. o. Harris ie., and E. Spalding
were appointed Committee TO report Res
oittions, expressive of the sense of the
m ,eiing, lhereuPon,
.Dn motion. the NEE ing adjourned TO
meet ug iii, NJ 3 'c.ock P. M.
Al 9 o'clock P. NJ. tte meeting ngnin
c ngened u -suanl 10 adjournment, when
the Commit ee on Resolutions presented
the following report, which, after being fLl-
ly discussed, was unanimously adopted.
Whereas. a Dog belonging TO Rufus |.
Mason. of this village, ei d this morning.
exhibiting sy ymptoms Of hydrophobia. and
which The physicians Of The plnce who ex-
atnined it. all concur in saying was aff1ct-
ei with thai disease; and, whereas. said
dog has been known 10 bite several oher
= dogs as wen a. other animals; and. where
us. we regard the protection Of the people
{ or this co nmunity against this horrible dis
ease. as ef infinitely more consequences
than The entire canine race, therefore.
Resoiped. That some peculiarly strin-
g.nl and active measures be forthwith la.
ken to rid the town of its surplus OF dogs.
and TO prevent exposure 10 the appalling
disease Of Ilydrophobia.
Resolrcd, That Tor the space Of one
II NTH from and after this date, it shall be
considered lawful for any person over The
age Of 81 years, 10 destroy any Dog be-
longing to any resident of this town, tina
may be found running at large. off from
his masters premises, or any dog or oihel
animal exhibiting symptoms OF Hydropho
bia. within an area of one mile either wal
from the Court House.
Resolved. That all dogs or hogs may
bs kept confined in a secure place; and w
will destroy. and viii permit any othe
person over the age of 81 years, 10 destro..
our own dogs or hogs or those of other in
dividuals, when running at large wilhil
the meaning Of the above resolutions; Pre-
vide,l. no person shall be required to shu
up his hogs until he shall have had ihre
DAYS notice of The passage Of these resolt
lions.
Pssof,,.d That ,va will resnectl1llv re
quest citizens of other townships. visitin
this place, 10 leave their dogs at home vi
Ill The danger arising from our recent e.
posure shall have been removed.
Resolved. That each person here pre-
en,, pui, and every good citizen of tn
village and its environs, ought 10 consld'
himself special committee TO carry out II
provisions Of the foregoing resolutions.
CHARLES GREEN. Chairman
C. o. ARNOLD, Secretary.
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Rev. n. C. Eaton

Has appointments TO preach at Brimield
Sunday. September 5th, during the day. ant
at Ravenna. in the evening, in the Universe
list Churches.
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nNE Box Of Plated Harness Ware.
" NEW STYLE, just reed and for sale at
WILLIAM FRAZER'S.
Ravhnna, Aug. 80, 1852.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
=. DALRYMPLE,
~gRGHANT TAILOR

"As removed his shop two doors west OF the
n;e5 h,, N,essrs. Brown<E Hurlbut, where he is
prepared to execute NIL work entrusted to his care,
in neat and fashIonebe manner. The subscrl-
ber is grateful for past fayors and respectfully So
Doeskin. Cashmere, Satin and Fancy Vestings
and Trimmings, also fine lot of Cashamerett
Tweed and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, which
he will sell very cheap. A superior lot of
RBADYeM o GIOT I N9e
constantly on hand. Particular attention paid to
CUTTIHgG where garments are made out of the
shop. All garments made by HIM are warranted
| to fit and all work warranted -
Rnvenna, June, 1852. l.. DALRYMPLE.
\ If70 80
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The Committee appointed to procure a
Hearse for the village of Ravenna. would re-
port that they have purchased of N. d. CLARK
&c Co., OF this village, a neat and substantial
Hsarse, and tho same ispaid for, and now is
in the hands of WIN. WARD, who holds him.
self in readiness to furnish the Hearse in good
order, with horse and driver, on all funeral
OCCASIONS when desired, for the sum of one
dollar, to be paid by those for whom it is used
if they are able !; if not, the amount to be rais'
ed by some other means. so that all can have
the benefit of it.
The Committee would take this opportu
nifty to express, in behalf of the citizens o
Ravenna, their thanks to Mrs. CURTIS
HArcH, for her untiring efforts in raising tht
EmeaAs to procure said Hearse.
ISAAC SWIFT,
J. T. GREEN,
A. B. GRIFFIN,
Rayenna, Aug. 2I, 1852.
HT he aCco,at vv hirh a PROFESSIONALLY,
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
Provision and Variety Store,

Provision and Variety Store,
In the Rooms formerly occupied by II. L. & Il.
Day, Collins Block, Main st.
THE undersigned are receiving n well Sc
lected stock of Family Groceries and Pro-
visions. which they are prepared to dispose of at
low prices. Our experience in this trade, will
enable US to offer purchasers articles of the best
quality, and at satisfactory rates. All articles
warranted.
The following comprises portion of our stock !:
CorsRE. &c dish. Mackerel trout,
| Rio. Saynira, java Whitefsh, Pickerel Her
| TEAS. rirg.
ouhg Hyson, Imperial TonAcco.
Gun Powder, Black. A full assortment.
SusAR and MoLAssEs. Segars do.
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon, &c.
! ed. Powdered, Granula. Hams. Shoulders, Dried
/, ted, Loaf. B. H. Coffee, Beef Pork, S"usages
Stuart Syrup, N. O. Mo Tongue.
lasses. SUNDRIEs.
SpicEs. tSoap. Candles Ropes
1 Cloves, Nutmegs. Gin Cordage, Oils, Tar, Rice
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ce Madder, Indigo, hosln
Pepper: Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar
/ FRufrs, &c. SalSoda Canary Hemp
Raisins, Figs, Lemons and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges. Prunes, Dates Cakes, Crackers; Pow
Dried Cufrants. Preser-der, Shot; Glue, Sand
we'd Ginger, Candies, as paper Pals Tubs Wash
sorted, Liquorice, Nuts boards, Mop, Handles
all kinds. Brooms, Brushes, Black
4 F,sH. ing, &c.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables, ant
marketing generally, always on hand. No pain
spared to make our establishment such, that thos
who may want, can get at all times what tn
country and cities afford in our line. Those wish
ing to purchase, are requested to call and exam
inc our stock and prices, and share with US thei
patronage. H. w. SMITH Go.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Pre-
duce generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. llsl-'
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V.nG1ipsDress 1sOOdfs,

A LARGEassortmento Berage De LANES
a Persian Cloths, Berages, Lawns, Stri
ped Silks, &c. just reed at HoRRs.
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Shoes

MyHE best stock of shoes in old Portage. just
a reed and selling at the very lowest prices'>
by A. v. HoRR'
P Nav &.
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ID i Il ID

ID Il ID.
In Shalersville, at the residence of his faith
er-in-law Gen. d. Mcintosh, on the 30th ult,
of Consumption, SAMUEL Mason. late of
this village, aged 40 years.
u Funeral to-day. at 2 O'Clock p. M. at
the Methodist Church in This village.
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HURRAH FOR GEM. scoTTH!

Rare Chance for Agents.
TIME subscribers have just rsceived n large
by Mansfield, for which we wish agents 10 travel
all, through Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. 1t is
the latest edition, brought down to his return
from Mexico, and thousands of copies can be sold
by men of energy and perseverance. We have
also many other popular Books for agents. For
further particulars, address postpaid, and the
sooner the better, TOoKER s. GATCHEL,
1I76-2m 102 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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In Windham on the 10Th ult.. by Brainerd
Selby Jr. Esq. of Paris Mr.. H1RAM G. Az
LEN of Newton Falls, to Miss JULIA ANN
JACOBS Of Wmdham.
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R O n n. 81

VALU1BLE AND POPULAR.
RNEMOIR of Mary Lundie Duncan, Car
III tors edition. unabridged and unexpurga-
ted. What saw in London; Golden Steps
for the Young; The Wide. Wide World. by
Elizabeth Whherell; Queechy, by same au-
thor; History of the Mormons, illustrafedf.a
highly interesting narrative of Truth stranger
than Fiction, just issued from the press;
Lockhart's Life Of Napoleon, just received at
July. 1852. Halls Book Store.
HNACKS! TACKS!-ltrom D to "a
OF. suitable for carriage Trmmers' and
cheese Box makers, for sale at manufacturers pri-
ces, at the Hardware Store of
r r R7cHARBsoN
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AgricuItural Fair and Cattle
Show.

The annual meeting. Cattle Show and
Fair of Portage County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held at Rayenna on The 29th
and 30.h days Of Sept. 1852 pursuant TO
the provisions of the Constitution Of the
Society.
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GOING SOUTH

MATTHEWS. the Daguerrean, is going south
NM to spend the Winter; all that want fine like
nesses before he goes, had bel ter call soon. Mat
thews is posted in all the Improvements in the art,
by receiving the Daguerrean Journal, semi month
Iy. Rooms in Aliens Block nearly opposite Halls
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II O M M - R 81 I.

. y T 7
A v. Horr, has just recefved a large assert
"a ment of Bonnets; among which aay Do
found Gossamer, Neapohtan, Pearl Florence, Sat-
in, and many other spring style, for sale low at
- HnRR's.
Shalersville. May 7th.
NIAILs. The hest quality otNalIs Of an Sizes
lN just reed. Those wishing 10 buy Nails can
save money !y calling at AoRRs.'
May s.
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PoIslEING.-T thousands of parents who use Yer
mifuge composed of Castor Oil, Caiomei, &C., are
not aware that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying The foundations
for series of diseases, such salvation, loss Of
sight, weakness of limbs. &c
In another column will be found the advertise
ment of Hobeusack s Medicines, 10 which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as well as their chiidren's health. In Liver CON-
plants and all disorders arising from those of bill
ious type, should make use of the only genuine
medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
"BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe
that each has the sigma ture of the Aroprieior. j.
N. Hohensack, as none else are genuine.
NJ Another Scientific wonderI-lmportant 10
Dyspeptlcs -Dr. J 3. Houghton's Pepsin, the
true digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice. prepared
from Rennet or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, at
ter directions of Baron tebig, the great Physloio-
gical Chemist. by J. s. Houghton, M. ID. Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for IN
digestion, dyspepsia, Jaundice. liver compliant,
constipation and debility, curing natures 8 own
agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence value. furnished by agents
gratis. S,e notice among the medical advertise
mems. ll62-1y
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IN SIS,
and aciN be published in October,

IN PRESS,
and aciA be published in October,
A NEW BOOK, ENTITLED
The Citizens Manual of Govern.
Inent and Law;
Comprising familiar illustration of the
principles of Civil Government; practical
view of the Stale Governments, and Of the
Government Of The United States; an ab.
s,ract Of Common and Statutory Law. and
OF the Law of Nations; and summary of
Parliamentary Rules, for the use of delibe.
rative assemblies; with supplementary notes
on the Government of the State of Ohio,
and the Constitution of the State.
BY ANDREW w. YOUNG,
Author Of the '.science OF government"
late member Of the New York legislature,
| and Of the New York convention for the
revision Of the state constitution.
This book will be printed and bound in
the best style Of modern book making. and
will contain about $50 l2mo pages. We
wish TO offer every citizen in The State an
opportunity 10 purchase copy of this book,
and to accomplish this desirable object,
100 Agents are Wanted,
| To operate IN all parts of The Stale, to
| whom we offer liberal terms; for parlicu.
lars Of which, address by mail,
J B. COBB & Co..
Publishers, Cleveland.
August. 1852. 1853 6w
M u 5 7 @.
Uncle Toms Lament for Little Eva, a new
touching and very popular piece OF Music.
Temperance Glee Books; Songs for thu
times. and great variety of sheet-mus'c.e .em
bracing new and popular pieces. just receives
and for sale at
f HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. 24, 1852.
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Harper's Magazine for September for sale
at Halls Book STORE.
Sent Of
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OWNER WANTED.

wHTE received small consignment OF
" cheese per c., C. & C. Rail Road.
March 8, 1852. in regard 10 which we
have had no clue to the shippers name
The over. after having described The num.
Der and mark of said lot OF cheese, will be
entitled 10 nett proceeds Of same.
8. STRAIGHT & Co.
Cincinnati. June "a. 1852. llSl.4wa
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.

KT1NA INSURA NCE LUMPAW Y,
of Utica, N. Y. -.
Union Mutuai Life Insurance Conn pany
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers Mutual lnSHranee TO.
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed ageni
for the above Companies. will issue Policies or
the most favorable terms.
{ II The above companies stand among the
hest managed and safest Insurance Companies IN
the country. Applications made to
j. s. HERRICK,
General Insurance Agency Office. Ravenna. o