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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29
Now is the time TO Buy
Ready Made Clothing
E sAGLg Cl0THtNG STORE,

II LlIfEe'S BLOCK.
TE7fIE subscriber has just received and orened his Fall
4 and Winter Stock of Ready Made Clohng. en-
racRg tiie largest assortment ever brought this place.
and to which he invites the attention of The public.
HIS stock consists. part of Broadcsoths. Beaver.
Peersham. Pilot Cloth Felt and Blanket Overcoats OF
every style and different coors Cloth Cashmere Cas-
nett. g ashme-ets and Tweed Coats of various styles
snch dress Frock, Sack Coats &c: Black Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Panls ditto Cnsnett Corduroy Sheep
Gray. Tweeds, &c; Black and Fancy Satin. Cloth,
Cassimere and Satneit Vests m1de in different styles
Also large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such Shirts Drawers. Under Shirts Socks. TIdkfs
Cravats Stocks Suspenders Collars Gloves and Nit
tens Comforts and all other articles in this line
All of which wbe offered at lower figures than can
be purchased elsewhere in tho county. Call and
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. You
will not go anny disappointed
CHARLES GREENFlELDER.
Ravenna Sept. %, 1852.
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Free Def,,oera,Ea NIeetings.

Meetings viii be beli, and will he addressed by
the individuals designated, follows:
Aurola.-Sep-. 20, T. Earl.lT. w. Tyler Oct. /,
o. P. Brown, !. .Bnyton.
Atwater.-Sept. 20, l. Brayton. o. P. Brown;
Oct. a. T. Earl, w, Burr.
Brimfed-Sept 81. o. P. Brown, A. Top
ping Oct. g. II. A. Hail. J. w. Tyler.
Charlestown-Sept. 81, H. B. Spelman; Oct
6, Albert Austin, II. 4. Swift.
Deerfeld-Se7t- 80 o. P Brown, Fl, H. vii
lard; Oct II, T. Earl H. L. Carter.
Ednburgh.-Sept. "a, H. B. Speman; Oct
8, T. Earl, ]. w. Tyler.
Frankln.-Sept. 90, o. Blake, T. W. Brown
ing Oct g. H. A. Hall, 7. Brayton.
Freedom.-Sept. 30. w. Burr, ]. X. Pickett;
Oct. 8, H. A. Swift. I. Brayton.
Hiram.-Sept. %. A. Topping. H. A. Hall;
Oct. IL, J. K Pekett, o. Blake.
Mantua.-Sept "a Hon. R. P. spalding; Oct.
9, o. P. Brown, H. S. Doty.
Neson.-Sept. "a, H. H. Willard, H. A. Swift:
Oct g. L. c.. Tod.
Palmyra.-Sept. Is, o. P. Brown, H. s. Doty;
Oct 4, H. L. Carter, T. w. Browning
M'Clintoeksburgh.-Se Sept. %, o. P. Brown, H
H. Willard.
Newport.-Oct. 8, H. A. Hall, Albert Austin
GarrettsvlIe.-Sept.2 27,I Brayton, A. Topping
Oct. 7. T. Earl, II. A. Swift.
Rand ,lph.-Sept. %, H. L. Carter, o. Blake
Oct. 8, T. w. Browning, A. Topping.
Rootstown-Sept 30, Albert Austin, J. w
Tyler; Oct. 5, H. H. Willard, H. S. Doty.
Shnleravil!e.-Sept. 25, o. P. Brown, H. A
Hall; Oct 9, 1. Brayton, Albert Austin.
Mogadore.-Sept. "a, o. Blake, I'll. L. Carter
Streetsborough.-Sept %, T. Earl j K. Pick
EFT; Oct. III, o. P. Brown H. A. Swift.
Windham.-Sept. %, H. B. Spelman; Oct
8, o. P. Brown, j. X. Pickett.
The LADIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
4 The meetings will Commence at o'clock P. NJ
The speakers named will meet their appointment
or secure substitutes.
~ The Township Executive Committee mer
and the friends of the cause, should see to it tia
none Of these meetings failures for want
notice and due preparation. Handbills, should
all cases be posted up three or four days befor
each meeting. Blank Handhills, to be filed up fc
each township, are printed and may be obtained {
this office. Friends in the townships should b
careful to send or call for them, we cannot a
, ways find opportunity to send them.
Come, friends, let there be no lukewarmne!
or Indifference. Let us be willing tomake Ii
!, ? tie sacrifice of ease and convenience, and f
:" once, at least, work with WILL The good caus
d deserves, indeed, demands of US oil AN unwearie,
unf1inching discrimination.
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.
C,p1r,, Ann s1TRp111s ssoa 600

FHNHE well mcrited claims 10 public confidence, pre-
IL senied by this Company, have given ii un exam
1t has perpetual charter, the liberal provisions of
which, enable il 10 offer advantages equal 10 any other
Company in the United States.
1t il snres both on The yoht Stcck and Mutual princ
pie. The Mutual the other safely
ducied Companies Joint Stock rats ome-thd less han
The Mutua Eqnni to diridsaa nf ttirtytree and
third FER cent. pad Annually IN adcance.
Books containing rates. and showing The advantages of
Insurance given application ut the Ravenna Agency.
Office of the Furmer Insurance Company
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Rayenna, March 23 1852. lICO
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e.. DALssYNHPLE.
MaRCaA ANp gATEOR.

TE AS removed his shop two doors west of the Col
II inns House, i'll the formerly occupied by
Messrs Brown s. Iurlbut, where he is prepared 10 ex-
entrusted his care, in neat and fash
Ionable The subscriber is grateful tor past
fnvors and respectfully soiiciis their continuance He
has on hand Cloths, Doeskin, Cashmere, Satn and
Fancy Vestngs and Trimmings, also fine lot OF
Cashamerett Tweed and enllemens Furnishing Goods,
which he will sell very cheap. superior lot of
READY MADE GLOP HING
tnni.y hand. Particular attention paid to GUT
TING where garments made out of the shop. All
garments made by him warranted 10 fit, and all
work warranted.
Itaveiiia5 June, 1852. X. DAlRYNpLE.-
Ii7O
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wISTAR,S
EgassaiHl Of wild Cherry.

EsessssiM Oh 30 kad ChcFEy.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
TO NAN
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Group. Bronchi-
lis. Infuen5a, Bleeding ofhe Lungs, DJ
feuh Breathing, LiUer Afeciions,p pain
or Weakness of the Breast or
Side, First Stages Con-
SUMPTION, &C., &c. Sc.
In shot This Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10 every
disease of lle Lungs anil Liver, which is produced by
every varying cna
Wild Cherry has long been known 10 possess impoT
medicinal properties. This fast is familiar To every
mairon in land rnd physicians often prescribe it in
different forms for variety of complaints. Tar, also
has been equally uoted for lis virtues; and some phys
cans whose is familiar to the whale country have
gone far declare that Consumption could
be cured by lint alone III other hands, again. it was
nearly valueless owing doubt their Ignorance in
preparing and administering ia difficulty now entifely
obvinted by patient experience and "ng exleriment.
% Price 3 per bett!e-six bottles for So.
Sold by J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut st-entrance
on Walnut ste whom all orders must be addressed.
AG GEN z g..
Curtis Hatch Ravenna Waller Dickinson. Randolph;
Gibbs 81 Day. Deerfeld G. 5. Parsons Windham; Jo-
eph Hnzen. J. H. Sprague, Garrettsville b. =. Cum
Minis Akron; A. v i1orr. Shaersvillc J b. Whedon,
Hudson; Dow IL CO.. Cuyaloga Falls; II. & F.. Gay
lord, Cleveland. J. w. Cone d. Co.. Franbin hsills.
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Rev. A. RAND. the venerable Pastor OF the
Congregational Church Of Garfield, preached
in the Free Churchin this village. on Sabbath
last. His sesnhn 10 the afternoon, on the du-
ties and responsibilities Mothers, was one OF
the most valuable and impressive discourses 10
which we have ever listened.
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Not,ces of ii,e press.

We place the following on record as tKeep-
sakes." that in after time may remember the
measure of courtesy extended to usby our edito-
rial brethren, who will please accept our thanks
for their kindness and COOL wishes:
Quo SrAR.-Last week.. the Ohio Star came
ont eniarged, and giving other evidence-of sub
stantal growth. We rejoice in its prosperity. 1t
is worthy of it. Whether we regard the mead
work of the paper or the heart work which con-
trols that we regardit among our ab!est papers.
Let it be well supported. Friend Hall has done
a good work in Ohio. and we want good men to
proclaim their Knowledge of the fact, by giving him
a hearty and substantial sympathy. So stick by
the Star and its noble edtor.-IaMe Democrat.
ENLARGED.-Our Free Soil friend HALL, has
come out of the Rayenous fire purified and enlarg-
si. HAIL is a genuine Free Soler, an enterpris-
ing publisher and blamed clever fellow Cieue-
taud Plain Dealer
u TIE 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.
gonr neighbor of thY Star has enlarged and
otherwise improved his paper, 1t is now one OF
the largest class papers, and well conducted both
in the editorial and mechanical departments
Portage :SentineL
ENLARGEMENT.-Neigh HALL, OF the Star
has enlarged aud otherwise improved his paper.
Portage Whig.
: ONWARD THE STAR OF PRoGREss TAKES ITS
WAY.-The Ohio Star, one of the Oldest and one
OF the best papers in Northern Ohio, comes 10
hand greatIy enlarged and improved. Next to my
dear self, there is man whom more sincerely
wish continued and increased prosperity than te
friend HAIL, its editor. May he receive it, ant
long live to enjoy it.-Cteveland Commercial
D-The nOhio STAR is enlarged and looks wei
and thrifty. Success TO you, friend Hall. By tn
way--wiII the editor notice the fact, that instea
of refusing to publish the appeal of the indepeu
dent Congressional candidate, we, had it in th
first paper after it was written.-Akron StGndart
The Ohio Star of Rayenna, is enlarged, an
printed on new type.-Cigyeiand Herald.
RAvENNA STAR.-We glad to see this e.
celient paper prosperous. 1t tappears enlarged an
inProved.-.Anti Slavery Bagie.
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THE OHIO STAR.

II Rayenna Free Sod Club will meet Friday.
evening at H. A. Swifrs Office CampbelI's
Store. A full and pnuctuaI attendance is reques-
ted.
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Ravenna, June ., 1852.
/. House Trimmings

nF all kinds, Strap and 4 Hingea and Latches for
" gates, cellar doors &c. Remington gun barrels,
der Aasks shot belts, candlesticks snuers and trays,
dinner bells, lea A.lssieel traps trace. halter, Log
and cable chains of all sizes, anvs and hand bench
rip panel and fret tin pate. block
tin, sheet znc bar lead, shot, lead pipe, spring.
and cost steel, Iron, naits shoveis and rongs steel
yards balances, measuring Tapes from TO 100 feet
in anGih. and in short, everything usually fornd IN
hardware store, alto which viii be sold US cheap as
the cheapest. Pfease call and see,
RaYennaj June ID, 1852
T. n RfnJEARDSoW
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Leather! Leather! leather!

LeGtElcr! keItEAer! heather.
A r wholesale and retail at The well known Tan
N nery stand of Cyrus TrenIiss, a few rods south
of the court house in Ravenna. good ussortmcn!
of first rate leather be had all times, prices
correspond with the times
Hemlvck Tand sole and upper leather
Oak do harness bridle and band do
do do calf and kip skins
do do upper and sole leather
WANTED.
Beef Hides Veal Skins and Sleeps Pelts, for which
the highest market price will be PAID in cash or taken
in exchange for Boots, Shoes or Leather
May 10Th, 1851. A l. w. ENOS.
A L 9 o
The boot and shoe business, will he carried on In the
the same shop in all its branches all kinds of work of
the right stamp. French and common calf boots sioga
and kip boos mems, boys and ladies shoes all OF which
will be warranted, and made in workmanlike man
ner of the best of matcrals Please call and examine
May 18th 1851 JOHN A. Young.
lll5 :.
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EirRe

Ga Friday night last small building used as a
grocery. standing on the bank of the canal at Camp
bel!sport was burned to the ground. Nothing Of
any consequences was saved. The amount fprop-
erty destroyed we did not learn. 1t is supposed
to be the work of an legendary.
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DE. GUYsorr's InpRevED EXTRACT OF

TEELO W DOCK AND SARSAP4RILLA
The original and only genuine preparation for the
permanent of Consumption Gitd disease
of the L4ngs. ,rhen Ahey are Supposed to
be affected By the free slSe Of HercH-
ry, Iron, QanaiRs. DC, dc.
Let all who ish purge The blood from ImI ures.
and prepare the system resist eplemics resort TO
..Guysots Extract of Yeilnw Dock and Sarsupa.iila
which proving itself anidoe for many of the most
rnalgnant diseases thai flesh is heir 10, and they will
never Re disappointed; for this remedy the public
faith has never wa1eTeL-never can waver; for 1t Is
founded on experience just iheIr OF faith in 9th
er and spurious compuun is founded experience-
They fly from mineral seek hope, life and
do wn in cuh and spirits-hovevcr oarhsome to him
self and Others let despair recovery; let the
patient only that his hope physical
ration lies only Guysoits Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapara and persuade him. for his lifes sake
to Try it. and have hesitation in predicting his
peedy restoration to health.
The Shaker prepared Yell ow Deck and the cred
Honduras Sarsapara,'' are Tie invaluable remedial
agents from which DIR. Guysnt's Improved Extract of
Ye low Dock and Sarsaparia is formed, and the Iabo
ory Dr. Guysott has given the virtues of these
cots in their PERFECTION II is preparation contains
the res torave properties of the oois combined and
concentrated in their utmost eagth ard efficacy.
Experiments made in HE manufacture of this
medicine mil found that could be further
improved
Accordingly we find it resorted 10 almost universally
in cases of Hepaiic orbuc aud complaints
for general iosration Of all the vital powers, and all
those ormenng diseases OF The skn try ing the pa
iiance and iuiuri to health.
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w INC Pant-A new article to superseds the
AZA use OF lead in painting, for sale by
June 30. |. SWIFT.
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Hats and Caps.

TUST received at the Eagle Clothing Store. large
IF supply of Hats of the Fall Styles Al4o Kossuil
Hats, auh Clnil. Plush and Oil Cloth Caps for sale
cheap as the cheapest.
Sept. u. 1872
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Uroar neighbor of thS Star has enlarged and
otherwise improved his paper, 1t is now one of
the largest class papers, and well conducted both
in the editsrisl and mechanical departments.-
Portage Sentinel
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q ! & q ] 9 q

The fopng Of Bfmgjah Hnghes,is one of he most
Astounding r.cord A,r forty years sckness too
years ercruciatag trnrs s a"1Hation Of one leg and
Tie boGy and fi5s almost mass of eating, purifying
dSrar gng ncers TO be c,Ted by eight bottles Of Guy
soss Extract Of leito,o Dock and SarszparG almost
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RAvENNA STAR.-We are glad to see this ex-
celient paper prosperous. Itappears enlarged and
inProved-.Anti Slavery Bagie.
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. - The individuals burnt ont by the late hre'
have disposed of themselves for the present. as io
lows:
HI & X Day
Have their stock of goods for the present 10 Coi-
Iins' Hall where their old friends and customers
can find them.
E. IT. Richardson,
Has opened bis Hardware Store iu Aliens Block.
ROwclI & Brother,
Have opened business in S. Days Stone Store.
j. AIcOrn,
Has opened his Clothing Stare two doors west of
Halls Book Stqrs.
brown & Hurlbut
HIVE opened their Boot and Shoe Store in a
small building opposite the Prentiss House.
III. A. SWifps.
Insurance Office is over r. E. CampbeII's Store
j. Gi9iis,
Will open bis boot and Shoe Store in few days,
-four doors west Of Halls Book Store.
LOOnlis & Dickinson,
Have opened in Campbelis Block.
Sentinel
Printing Office is located in "MarbIe Row." IA
grare postion) on Chestnut Street, and viii soon
be again in full blast Friend Harris exhibits an
enterprise and energy whichis bound TO succeed.
We cordially wish him oil business prosperity.
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gESRUNKS. Valises and Carpet Bags-a fresh supply
. just received at the Eagle Clothing Store, which
will he put at low figures. Call and them.
Sept. 90. 1852.
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MAnALA F. WEST,

MAHALA f. WEST,
vs. Petition Tor Divorce.
WILLIAM N. WisTS
The defendant viii take notice that petition
was fl ed in tue office 6f the cit rx of the Cnur;
of Common Pieas Of Portage comfy, shste of
Ohio, the 10th day of Ausu TIA. d. 1852
The ohjt ct and prayer Of the petition is, that The
bands Of matrnony heretofore existing between
the pntes may be disulved and for allimony.-
Cause alleged, ,habitnnl drunkenness for three years
BIRCHARD & TY LER,
I94-6w Sols. for Complainant.
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AGENCY Y OF'DR. s FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

q T SED by him with such distinguished sue
q cess in the of Coughs Consumption,
Caarrh Asthm., Heart diseases. Dyspepsia (iolior
rhea Piles. Female complaints &e dc. Also, br. ).
ing tubes and Ice Consumption and the at If
preserving life and health to old age, &c, &C.
ROBOi.ptiUS BAIRD has been appointed agent for
the sale of the above goods, and will keep them
stantly on hand his Recorders Office in Raveana
only agent for Portage county, Ohio.
NJ DR. F,ch's Guide book invalids and Drec-
tlons for promoting health and instructions moher
in the infringement of children may be had. gratnt-
ousy by calling for it at MS residence above An
extremely valuable book.
R.BARD.
Ravenna Jan 9th, 1852
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@ Doct Tubbs will be 1T the PrenIiss
House to-day and tomorrow.
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FEVHE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats ever
n brought TO this county, can be fourdat
.RowELL. Il Cos.
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~ ARPETS- Surertine. Fine, Cotton VIZ,
q ! and twllled cotton carpets, also A., 81 ana
Ga Mating, good and selling at low pr
eos Mt RowELL & Cos.
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StIOULDER Bruces-Supporters and rrus-
~ ses, superior patterns al
Sept. 6, 1852. IlATCH'S.
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Attention E'iremen!

a ND all others in wnnt Of hats and caps
IA of any kind particularly that peculiar popular and
becoming style known as the Kossu.h Hat, win please
call and procure that which viii adorn the upper man,
at prices to suit at C. g. j. c. PRENIISS'.
1872.
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The subscribers will continue tho
Leather, Root a. Shoe


Leather, Root e. Shoe
business main street, where he will keep constantly
on hand good supply Boots and shoes of Eastern and
home manufacture. -=z==l==-4~
Having made arrangements to manufacture Boots
and Shoes of all qualities and styles, he falters him
self that his long experience in the qualities of
Leather he will be able select the best OF stock, and
by employing good workmen, he can furnish his cusfo-
m RS good article of home manufactured Boots
and hhoes be proc ured at any other establish
IL. .ent of the kind in the country.
He has just reed his spring stock of Moroceos. Lin
ngs shoe Thread Nails and ktt of all kinds, with
o I'd supply of best Buffalo Sole Leather. French Calf
Skins &c. all which will be sold at allow figure for cash
and ready pay.
Poyenn, Jane Q 1890 =
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HhRAPERY MUSIIN-A full ossort Ii n,
II for sale at low figures; together with new and
beautiful Turkey Red Drapery, lust opened at
Sept 2T 1852 C. & j. C. PRENTISS'.
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1s O o * S
G. OONS

New England Mutual Life Insurance CON-,
BOSTON, MASS.
ERAsrus CusnINc, ! WILLARD PHILLIPS,
Physician. : President.
Apeats for Ohio.
c. BRADBURN, Cleveland,
B. URNER, CmcDnati,
Jos. MUEEscHER, Mt. Vernon.
EEOLDERS of Policies in this Company NJ here
It'll by notified that the quinquinnla distribution of
its surplus funds, amounting to one.fft of the pay
ments, made in December last. Persons, where
applications forwarded tlro' tins Agency. are re-
quested present their Policies and receive their divi-
dcnds. The last named report can be had nj this
Agency where Persons in good henth can effect nsur-
ance on their lives C. BRADBURN,
67 River street.
f,lar.Iond AJorob oS 1910 tf-l7
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Found.

A Comforter and pair of Gloves. ENQUIRE at
this office.
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CHAIRS. SASH AND BLIADs.

THyHE subscribers. of & G. Nc Ewan,
4 prepared TO furnish at their large Steam facIe-
north of Prentiss House different sized
pine Window Sash and Blinds order. also keep
hand general assortment OF Chairs BcdsIeads, Bed
stead Posts Table Legs, &c all made of good matsri-
ais, and in guud Morkman.like MANNER and sell at
low figures for the reudy.
McELWAIN & ARNOLD.
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HROCKERY.-A large It ,ca compli ing
" some new and desirable STYLES at
Sept. 27, 1852. C. & J. c. PRENTlSS.
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rLACK SILK.-A beautiful assortment of those rich
Is lustred silks with laees and trimmings match
Just received and going off rapidly at
Sent ~ 1852. C.&J C. PRENTISS'.
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M a b | e.
Dissolulon of Partnership..

UisSUEAaUHh UA 7 sAH tAhSH SIT p. =,
AT Office is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing etween the subscribers uni;
der the of ] Gilis & Co., is dissolved by mutual
consent, all persons indebted TO the late firm and all
those having claims against the same, are required 10
call on John Gs, the old stand, who is duly ou-
thorized to settle the affairs of the late company.
JOHN GH-LIS,
ENOCH JOHNSON:
Ravenna, June 3D. 1852.
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Ed USH SCYTHES--Just the article for
f. T. RICHARDSON
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Spring and summer Goods.
AT
@s N MRIN ID MN u @N o. M N
AIRg DA q "a 9I VA Pa

NAT r. nvIre the aIteIuII OF Ihe public 10 the arr
w val of SPRING GOODS. All those Who
wish get The worth of their money back will do well
look through Stock and prr chase their spring
supply.
complete of all goods necessary for The
demands of The people, he tound We call the at
Iention of the Ladies prints and Dress oods
Bonrets &c.-Geniiemen Summer goods sirings,
Boots and Shoes and has. Farmers bring your boys,
and clolie them from head 10 foot style, and
VERY CHEAP.
Friends call and examine our goods soon.
JOHN H. BOSr SrWlCk & CO.
May "a 1852.
* UGARS-New Orleans, Brown and refined
~ also crushed, graduated and pulyerized sugars
forsale RowELL & Cos.
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We place the following on record as ..Keep-
sakes," that in after time we may remember the
measure of courtesy extended to US by our edito-
rial brethren, who will please accept our thanks
for their kindness and COOL wishes:
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DRINTS large assortment of calicoes, Just re3 D.
new sty les good cloths and fast colors, selling
from Eve cents to shilling peryd. at
May 81 HOtR :.
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ksuAWLS.-A fine assortment consisting of CsshmeIe
~ Brocka Thibet and and beautiful STYLES Of
Bay State, just reed at c. & ]. c. PRENTlSS'.
Sept ~, 1852.
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= The individuals burnt ont by the late hre'
have disposed of themselves for the present. as foi
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-29

NEONNETS and Ribbons.-A fine assortment just
q opened and selling very low, at PRENFISS'.
Sent q 1852.
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ENLARGED.-Our Free Soil friend HALL, has
come out of the Rayenous fire purified and enlarg-
81. HALL!isa genuine FREQ soiler, enterpris-
ing publisher and blamed clever fellow Cieue-
iaud Plain Dealer.
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Meeting m pa,nyes

John c.. Vaughan and o. P. Brown, viii speak
in Palmyra on Friday afternoon, Oct. 9Th.