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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-11-10
EEOsase Trim innings

SAF all kinds, Strap and I lInges and catches for
~ gates, cellar doors &c RcmiagIon gun barres,
gun stocks. aiggeEs, noun ngs, ribs, cleaners, pow
dinner bells, bes steel traps, trace. halter, Log
and cable chains of all Sizes anvils and hand bench
rip panel and fret saws for carpenters lin plate block
i sheet znc bar lead shot, lead pipe, spring german
and steel. Iron, nois shoveis and tongs, steeE
yards balances, measuring Tapes from 10 100 feet
in length, and in short, everything usually ferm IN
hardware store, all of which viii be sold cheap
the cheapest. Please eaH and see.
Ravenna, June Ii, 1852
~ IT PJrT{APDS0N
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ia'ee snare of wrong doing and speaking of
ihe,comes oil the minde's listIessness That we
should be lisiless,.ssowsver, abou, what is righ,
shows how degenerate we are.
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.Everv family should haven Copy.,,
an haualua5ie Book, only 25 CTS. per copy.

an hsralua5te Book, only 25 CTS. per copy.
MAS, Know THYsELF.
ERR Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
HB the afflicted Containing an outline of the orgin
progress treatment and Of every form of disease
tracted by promscuous sexual Intercourse by sabuse
By sexual with advice for their preEenton
written in familiar style avoiding all medical technica-
ties and everything that would offend the ear of deceucv
from the result of 20 years successful practice excu
sveiy devoted to the of diseases Of delicate Er
yate nature
To which is added receipts for the the above dis
and treatise the symptoms and Of
the Fever and Ague, for - copy copies for ST.;
will be forwarded to any part OF the
U. S. by mail free of postage Address postpaid Box
l Post Office, the author, 50 North Seventh street,
Philadelphia
S50, DolIors Forfeit.
Dr. Hunter viii forfeit $50 if failing to any
of secret disease that under his care, no matter
how long standing affictng. Either invited
to his private rooms North Seventh Philadelphia
without fear of interruption from Other patients Stran
gers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection
| of a physician, invited TO call.
IMPoTENcy-Through unrestrained Indulgence Of the
passions, by se-atlse, the evils
Premature mpotency involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing of the organs less of memory Gistaste for female
ciety general debility, constitutional arrangement
follow. II necessary consult the doctor with
fdence; he Offers perfect
Read and refec-Te afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and mmany
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
of naladies. 1t is certainly impossible for
understand all the Ills the human family subject to.
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch in
which he is successful than his brother professors,
and TO t4at he devotes most of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted TO the study and
treatment of diseases of the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the head
or bones naercuriaI .asm structures ravel rresu-
arites diseases arising youthful impuri-
ties the blood whereby the constitution has become
eneebed enables the doctor to offer speedy relief to all
who NAV place themselves under his
Medicine forwarded to any part Of the United States
Price, s., and $40, per package. 1lS5-1y
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RoHEMsAcK,s LIVER PILLS!

No part of the system liable TO dseose than the
Liver, il serving 6llerer to purify the blood giving
the proper secretion TO lie bile that any wrong action
of the Liver affects the oher important parts of the
TEN and results varously m Liver complaint, janndce.
Dyspepsia &e& We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills being composed roots and plants furnished
by nature to heal The SICK namely ls An Expectnrant
which augments the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane or promotes the discharge of secreted matter
Cd An Alternative which changes in some inexpicable
The certain morbid action of the system Sd.
Tonic which gives and strength 10 the
TEN, in heath and vigor all parts OF the body
4h Cathartic which in perfect harmony with The
other ngred den1s and operating The Bow els ond
peng the whole of corrupt and vitiaed matter and
purifying the blood which destroys disease and restores
henIIh.
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UNCLE TONS C,

UNCLE TONS C.3BIN"
AS 1T Is.
This famous "offsel" TO Mre. Stoves unsur-
passed work, is for sale at
HALLS Book STORE
Ravenne. Sept 7. 1852
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Coneei. is to nature whet pain, is 10 beauty;
u il not only needless, but inpsirs what it would
iaspreYA
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aNlRCULAR SAWS-A good assortmen,
~ of the best quality {scme extra thckness) for sale
remarkably low by
z T RIcHARDSoN.
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II "a T. Rg e. 9 +
EEre EEaSEaEaRCG CNEsaDaMY

IN AMERICA!i
FEN EiE undersigned has been appointed Agent
81 of the ETNA FIRE Insurance. Co. OF
HARTFORD CoNNEcTIcuT, and ready make surveys,
and issue policies.
May 90 1852. HENRY A. SWIFT.
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SMITH, KNIGHT 81 co,
Booksellers and staii0gsePs,

kbOOEASCs2CES Stgku StNtAUssCESs
SO, Superior Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
Have arrangements for supplying all the late rub
licntons, they Issued from the press, and all
the Standard works in the various departments of
History, Biography, Travel, Poetry and Mseel-
lany, at Wholesale.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The leading and Standard School Books in gem
eral use-latest and best editions in every variety
aud quantity.
FAMILY BIBLES
OF different kinds, plain and elegantly bound with
or without Apocryphu. Psalms, Concor,ance,
Chronolog cal Tables, Engravings, &c. Tesla
ments and Hymn Books in genera! use.
BLANK BOOKS.
Consisting of Day Books, Journals Records, Pass
Books. Memorandum Books, and every descrp
ton Of Account Books, made from the best linen
Taper, bound with reference to great strength and
iexibIty, warranted equal to any other books
manufactured in any part of the United States
and sold very low.
WRITING PAPER.
Letter and Cap Ruled and Plain from American,
English and French Mills, equal regards quail
i'y, variety and price, to any other establishment
i'll the Union.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
They respectfully solicit call from Country Mer-
chants and Dealers generally. HOLLY
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Carriage sakiRsg.

Carriage Making.
TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the cii-
a Zons of Ravenna, and its vicinity, that he conn-
ues The
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS
directly opposite Col Frazers and having had 40 years
experience IN the business therefore docs hesitate to
say, that he will make work equal in leatness and
durability with any thai can be found the State OF
OHIO.
Carriage Painting and Trimming done at short notice,
and any orders given will he attended I'll strictly
Cash, Farm produce or building undertaken in pay
mont.
JOHN PETERSON.
Ravennn, Jim. 10.
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New Paint Shop.

The undersigned would iaform the citizens of
Ravenna and vicinity, that he has resumed his
old business. viz: House. Sign. Carriage and
Ornonen'al Paiafing- Having bough, out. L.,
d. D.Darrow. he feels confident that he will be
able 10 give general satisfaction, and soicls q
share of public patronage
Shop over E. Woodruff 8 Blacksmith shop.
SOLON gibson.
Ravenna, Aug IL. 1852. llaI-3m
WH DeLaines-3o ps. 6g'd M.de laines just
1VI' opened and selling from l23 TO 25 Gems
per I'D New and beautiful styles. equal TO oue
dollar de laines; call and ge. you a dress before
they are gone, at RowELL 81 BRorHER's.
Aug 80.
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N L w go o * s.

NEW EOGEA s..
Life in the South--A companion to Uncle Toms
Cabin.
Aunt Phills' Cabin: Or, outhern Life asst is I;
by Mrs. Mary H Eastman.
knssuth in New England.
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
Barletl's Life of Gen. Pierce bound and in pa.
per covers, with steel plate engraved portrait an
elegaBt edition.
Laws of life, by Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. d.
Thoughts for Young Man, by Horace Mann.
Slavery~Letters and speeches of Horace Mann ;
and numerous other new and valuable works, lust
reed and for snle at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. "a. 1852.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
Proyisian a,,d YarietY Store.

In the Rooms formerly occupied by II. l.. q Ii. la.
Collins Block, Main ST.
THE undersigned are Receiving well seiecte-
| stock of Family Groceries and Provisions. which
they prepared to dispose of at low prices. Our
perience this trade viii enable to offer purchaser
articles of tie best quality, and at satisfactory rates
Ali articles warranted
The following comprises portion OF our stock:
Coffee Goldfish MackereI rrou
Rio, Saymira, Java. Whtefsh, Pickere He
TEAS. ring.
Y Youhg Hyson, Imperial ToDAcco.
Gun Powder. Black. full assortment.
SUGAR and MoLAssEs. Seears do.
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon &c.
cd Powdered, Grshula- Hams. Shoulders Driet
ted Loaf. B. II. Coffee, Beef, Pork, S"usages
Stuart Syrup. n. o. Mo Tongue.
lasses. SrNDR1Es.
SpycEs Soap Candles Ropes
Cloves Numegs, Gin Cordage Oils Tar, Rice
ger, Cinnamon Alspce Nader, indigo, hosin
Peoper. Mace &C. Soda. Cream Tartar
FnurTs &c. SalSoda Canary HemF
Raisins, Figs, Lemons and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges. Prunes Dates Cakes Crackers; Row
Dried Currau.s Preser- der, Shet; G lue, Sard
we'd Ginger, Candies as paper Pnis Tubs Was
sorted, Liguorlce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds. Broonis, Brushes Black
FIsH. ing, &c.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables, and mar
keting generally always hand. Nc pains spared tt
make our es.abis scnt such I'll at those who may want
can get at all times hat the country and cities aort
in our line These wish ng 10 purchase, are requested
to call and examine stock and prices, ard s wit
Us their patronage Ii. w. SMITH & Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Produc,
generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. Ilsl-.
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Saws.
SPEARS Jackson's Hand Saws--also cross
~ cut, Tenen Rip, Folly and Web saws at
ERAsER'S.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which subject In obstruc-
esmabe benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
efleciHay TO put TO fright all complaints which may
arise from fcmae srt guiares, headache, gldness
dimness Of sight, pain IN The side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. ~ Hobenaack all 9TH
ers being base Imitation.
II Agents wishing supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of becoming address the proprietor
J. N. Hobcnsack, Philadelphia. Pa.
AGENTS.
Dr.. Isaac Swift Ravenna; A. V Horr, ShaersvifIe :;
|. B. Sheldon, Atwater; r. Sey, sufield D. K.
Wheeler, Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Garfield; J. Ii.
Sexton oungstown; Hoyt Brother& Co., Warren
and wholesale by DR.. G. II. Heyser No. l4o, Wood
St, Pittsburgh; Z. w. Palmer Cleveland. 1881
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p! sIoiseusack,s Worm Syrssp:

article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly sale
when taken, and be given 10 the most lender infant
with dc ce beneficial effect where bowel compai nj and
Dmrrhea have made them weak and aehiIitaed. the
Folc properties of my Worm syrup such. that 1t
stands without eqna the catalogue of medicines in
iulah!e remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
iht astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
sicans have failed is the best evidence Of its superior
efficacy over all others.
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TIE TAPE WOR M!

This is the difficult to destroy of all that
infest the human system; it grows amosi indefinite
length becoming SO coiied and fastened in The neses
and stomach affecting the health sadly t" st.
Vtus Dance, Fits &c that those afflicted seldom il ever
suspect is Tape Worm Fastening them TO early
grave. ln order to destroy this very energetic
must be pursued would therefore he proper
take to of my Liver Pills, TO remove all OBJ
srctons Thai The Worm syrap may act direct upon the
worm, which be taken in dosesof2 tabiespoonfuls
times day. These drec iions followed have never
been known to fail ncurng the most obstinate case OF
Tame Warm
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Anarchists Uterine CathoEIcon.

CERTAIN GLASS OF DISEASES INcI-
EENr TO THE LAST MAN
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HARPETlNGS-We received on the Eth
INST, two pieces more of those handsome car
pers' any sne IN want of COED carpet will do we'll to
H"h HI, Sr 4. DAY.
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HD ERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer.at
e April 26. HATCH'S.
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EDATENT PIPE BOXES-For Wood AK
L. les, great improvement on the old plan, good
assortment just received by
: F.. T. RICHARDSON.
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6 HARPENTERS and Joiners Tools. of al.
~ most every description and of the best quality
which are offered al tho lowest possible for ready
ray, ct the Portage Co. Hardware store of
f + RICHARDSON
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ab0GAa,kDDsa D of pfs'sz .en. Fsneh Mus; n
that can be found in Ohio, at the new store of
H.. L., RI
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-29
Mr.. and Mrs. GoIdschmidf.

The distinguished Swedish Songs
tress expects 70 embark for Europe, a.
bout the 2Sth of May. Previous to
leaving the country, she will probably
give one or two concerts, at New York
about the middle of May. This, how
ever, will depend upon whether a sat-
isfactory orchestra can be arranged,
for which purpose Mr.. Goldschmidt
went from Northampton TO New York
yesterday. It is not the desire of Mrs.
G. to give any more concerts in this
country, but if she sings again. it will
be done in compliance with what is
deemed to be professional courtesy
She came to this country to raise a
fund to establish free schools in Swe-
den. That noble object has been ac-
complished, and the money forwarded
to her native county Wash. Union.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

cost and character of the road in s least
favorable aspect. because, during the pro-
gresS of the works. the engineers had dis
covered at different points indications suffi-
cient to satisfy them that the line could be
varied from that surveyed with great ad
vantage: but they were arrested in their
examination of these new localities by The
orders of the Mexican authorities, prohibit
ing them from continuing their iabors.
Ii was further stated that the entire ex-
penses of the operations up to this date had
been paid in cash, and that arrangements
had been made under which the line of
communication could be opened from sea
to sea, and steam connection established be-
tween New Orleans and the Coatzacoalcos.
as well as between the port of Nentosa and
San Francisco, within three or four months
from the date when the Mexican ports
should be opened to admit the transit.
The same gentleman further read a letter
from a responsible Am al the North. pro-
posing 10 the company to build the entire
road from sea TO sea, (as represented in the
report of the survey i56 miles in length J
within three years, at the rate of $40, 900
per mile. being $1,000 per mile less than
the estimate of the report, taking part OF
the payment in the stock of the company.
A discussion then eusued relative to the
measures now necessary to put the enter
prise in such position as to lose no time
in establishing the communication when the
opening of the Mexican ports, now daily
expected, should permit The current OF tra,
el to pass across the lsthmuS, and II was
finally determined
/. To make definite and final organi-
cation of a company in place of the present
provisional company, by preparing and q
dopting charter under the recent act OF
the Legislature. And Mr.. Benjamin was
requested to draft the charter for that pur-
pose, to be submitted to an adjourned meet.
| ing of the committee.
2. To apply to Mr.. Hargous for an ex-
/ tension of four or SIX months beyond the
period fixed by his contract with the com
mittee, which expires on the 10th Nav
next, the company having been prevented
/ by the conduct of Mexico from complying
within the term fixed with the conditions
i imposed on it bv the contract
! The meeting was then adjourned until
the charter could be prepared, vixen it was
represented that fall attendance of the
committee will be desil able
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-29
Practices Detrimental to Health

It would be well for all young per-
sons at all addicted to any of the prac-
tices enumerated in the following, to
ponder them and pause ere it is too late.
The following are few of the habits
very common in this age, by which
health is impaired, and suffering and
premature death is secured. These
may properly be called the fayorile
means of committing suicide. and al
though eirinroads on life are but slow,
vet the final result is sure.
Wearing thin shoes on damp nights
and in rainy weather.
Building on the "air- light" principle.
Leading life of enfeebling, stupid
laziness, and keeping the mind in
round of unnatural excitement by rea-
ding trashy novels.
Going to balls through all sorts of
weather in the finest possible dress.
Dancing in crowded rooms till in
perspiration, and then going home
through the damp night air. ..
Sleeping on feather beds in seven by
nine bedrooms.
Surfeiting on hot and highly stimu-
lating dishes.
Beginning in childhood on tea, and
going on from one step Of stimulation
to another, through coffee, chewing.
smoking and DRINKING.
Marrying in haste, getting an uncon-
genial companion, and leading the rest
of life in mental dissatisfaction.
Keeping your children quiet by lear
ing them TO suck candy.
Entailing disease upon posterity by
disregarding the physiological laws of
marrying; the PARENT is held response
! BILE.
Living encased in dirt because too
/ lazy TO bathe the body.
Eating without taking time to mas,i-
J cate the food.
Allowing the love of gain so to alb
sorb our minds as to leave us no time
to attend TO health.
Following all unhealthy occupation
/ because money can be made by it.
Tempting the appetite with nicetics
i when the stomach says-No.
/ Retiring at midnight and rising at
noon.
/ Contriving to keep in a continual
worry about something or nothing.
/ Neglecting TO take proper care oi
ourselves when simple disease first
appears.
/ Taking all the calomel, corrosive
sublimate. aniiimony, and arsenic; and
/ Submitting to all the blood-lettine
and leeching operations of "regulai
Doctors
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-29
The Slave Trade in Cuba.

II is shown by documentary eeidenee.
tha. there were brought to Cuba and sold
as slaves as follows: Ia i8f9, arrived 90
vessels with 6575 Africans. In 1850, Z
vessels with 1895; and in 1851. vessels
with 1851. These are matters OF documen
tary evidence. During the same three
years, accurate investigation reveals a,
added number of 4l96; and from the brig
Hanover, built in New York and delivered
in Cuba last summer, 65O slafes were land
ed in the last week of February at Sierra
Morena; and to the eastward of Sagua Ia
Grande, by vessels not yet known. 800.
making grand totol of rs, ,e33 slaves i'm
ported into Cuba during the last three
years.
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a Description CT Jesus Carist's Person

The following interesting description of
The person ofgesas Christ, was found in an
zaesens manuscript, sent by Publius Len
r1laS, President of Judea, TO the Senate of
Rome
There lives at this tine, In Judea. a man
q Singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ The barbarians esteem him a
prophet, bat his followers adore him as the
immediate offspring of the immortal God.
lie ) endowed with such unparalleled vir-
rRe a. 10 call back The dead from their gra-
xes- and 20 heal every kind of disease with
8 ws13 o. tozch- His person is tall and
elegantly shaded-his aspect amiable and
reverend His hair flows in those beauti-
I'll shades which no united colors can match,
fallias iass graceful eurls below his ears,
sgTeea5ly eonching on his shoulders. and
parting q the crown Of bis head, ike the
hea3-sress Of the sect Of the Nazarites.-
HIS forehead Is smooth and large, his cheek
<szhoai SPOT, save that of lovely red; his
nose and mouth are formed with exquisite
symmetry: his beard is thick and suitable
10 The hair Of his head, reaching a little be-
lox his chin, and parting IN the middle like
fork. his eyes are bright. clear and serene.
lie reb1kes with majesty, counsels with
u.ilansss, and invites with the most tender
and persuasive language His whole ad-
dress, whether in word or deed, being ele-
gzns. grave, snd strictly characteristic OF
- eralfrd Being. No man has seen him
lanrh: but the whole world has seen him
weep frequently; and so persuasive are his
tears. that the whole multitude cannot
withhold their tears from joining IN sympa-
thy with him. He is very moderate, tenn
psra-e and wise In short, whatever this
pAenonenon may turn out in the end, he
seems Al present, man of excellent beau
ty and divine perfections. every way sur
passisg the children Of men