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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29


ioyys. aud dr,ve m of INTO the csl ar
md told ma 10 wool ihere u'.th n sen' -"
me. snd sails. Il he hss,d the saw stop NINA . 81
Time. ilp.l c.rS,e down anil give me Ten '"'es
much. vent dovgn aud snwes w. cd. n''r : ven
Al q, Thought " uld have f.-n over nu' WE
afraid ta ss.,c; and 90 kept on. wishing "o''''
droa down dead. N,-r long, long 'i'ns. .i'''
came dawn TO call ms 10 dinner. e"u'dp ''ar'-
~ eat aayfhing, fet so sick. But ne h''n : ""
me tn go i,ito the cell agan aud began I"
little better by night o. how wanted to see oh-
and that night "a lay in bed Idetermi'ed that
would come and see you any how.
Tbe tears siarted fran Aun-'s eyes. and h"r
heart achsd for the roor, abused chi d. And ached
the mare. because she had no means OF sotenins
his hard ot She did not reply to his ai"fu' st'-
yy. but his eyes rsa,i her synpaftzing coun' en-
ance. and he understood how much she teit Tor
him.
But III try an hear il. Anne, it won 'ts' i'r-
eyer, said the lille f-ow, rndravori"s 10 rai'y-
.I., he n man one OF ,hess days, and then no one
will beat or abuse me-
THAT is right. jimmy. When we can't he'i'
ourseiyes. il i. always be 10 pat COOL ce up ~
matters. a ciiabSo ioi '''o oo w. "
or or inter-
AMI right soon will it come for you, Miss Anne
hope hs s~rl with aniina'iou.
i uId not ask for anything better ihhn ! now
haye.' she replied.
.But, better will come. I a'u sure. Ike Gays he
means TO go this very night 20 ser Mr. ieft'n H'''
tell him .vl.ese soa ai,d then he'll cams ans
sv,aryv ron. and he's SO ricil.'
This announcement brought Anne to her feet
: once. Utterly cenfnurded.
Ran lpn,e qlick.. she snid, and tell Is ac that
If he has The Iesst regard for my feelings. he cont
NOT i, lure them more that b. doing what you say
Its no uss to go. Anne,' said the Little boy' DC
cause lks's gone long ago.
Maybe rot. jimmy. sn run home as fast as yo'
sean, and come again 10 morrow night
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Pre- saaiu1ns for 1859.

In order TO t. .corrpel,>e our ir,+ld. for their
nbors in promoting il.e circulation OF the FAR
tner, we off-r the fnliowng
PREMIUMS To INDIV DUALs.
1ss. $40 in Agricultural Bu,ks. 10 the psrsaa
vino shall send US the largest number ot suhssri.
hers TT the club prices, before the fret day ef
Way next
ID. $40 in Agricultural Books. to The person
who shall ssud US tbs second tightsi lisi, -
above.
81. $40 IN Agricultural RI Oks. to the PerAoR
who sends The third highest l,>t
4tt. To every person who ser ds TEN sStA
.crlbers nj club terms Of 81 80 each, one
extra copy Of the Farmer.
5t1. To any person ser ding for Z W EN1Y 7
Co. lea. ~ shove 81 ,25 any Ag' irulural Btaks
vnlued ut 800 or two exlEa col les OF the Fsr~
mar.
9Th. To every person ordering Fl RT cog
of the FaiIne', aty Ag. icui,ural BOOK Nor'h
Sc OF three pAt c.I i.s ol The Farmer.
oh Fur FIFTY copies. any Agr cn'urat
Rocks worth $40. OF 6.s extra col les OF The
Faru o..
c. Fn. larger numbers. Boz Ks or npaeta
ii. sn in the same propnr'i N. To save enst 70
"ur friends, We prepay postage on all boaks
seni premiums, and persona entitled Siu
please state whether they VI borks or exfra
papers. and make their selGcitn ~hsn thfy
,e,,d otda-s II thy dpsrre hokA: or if they have
| not ohti iued many subscribers rs they intesd
&c, we will delay sending ul il The siub is fulls
| . 90 requested We do h.t rsqui t, al ell Ike
| papers % n club should be one Poet Of
! hre. II necessary Cor The convenience of sut~.
,cribers. vi ling to send to aa mnIy dE-
ereni cffices there n enibers Of the Cub.
/ We VIE the names on tach paper. &hen .
,unber y sstlt ,o ihe same Office. il so desired
TIT whsB eHieh', Post Masters would eun-
| ier favor bv having he whole pHnher o. de-, =,
| ed a their own office. s. ., their own ad.
dress. THOMAS BROW n, Publisher.
| Ciaveatd. Ohio.
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CLrRaYMBN's SORE THRo.r.-This distressing
ami widely prevalent nffrc,ron particularly amnng
professional in all departments, has incre ss-d
to an alarming extent daring few years past and
INV annually numbers its victims by hundreds IN
all parts of the land. A writer for ihs Christian
Advocate of Arkansas, gives the following remedy
efficient specific for the cure IL this hisease
when applied in time. We publish t FIR The bene
fit of our renders.
Il heg permission through the Christi IN Advo-
cate TO advertise the clerical renders OF that paper
who afflicted wi h sore thro,t. cnmu.n.y call
I'D bronchiis-but more properly Pharyngee.
that have found an efficient r-msdy in I,diue.
Take uf the Iodine of Potash one drnctlm; To-
dine half drachm; water ore ounce Gum Ar
abic. two dracIlms; White Sugar. two draclins.
Mix and keep in phi wi h glass slipper.
This wash is 10 be npplie to tbs buck part oil The
th. oat, the ionsils. and root If the tongue, With
cane.'s hair brush, the tongue being depressed
VITA spoon handle, or O her seiiasle instraituen
The many applications which, am receiy ne fos'
different parts of the country, for particular infor
mation, must he my spology for making this publ
/ eaton. A. P. MERRlLL, NJ. D.
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For the Ohio Sta
J II. HEIGHToN.

For the Ohio Star.
Mr. Eliso'.-Wii you be kini enough 70 inse,t
a few lines in Iea'inn to educational matters!
wish TO say few things in regard to the sch oil
at the center of Rortstown.
The inhahlian's This heantiful village. bacom.
ing tired Of sending their children to a smnIl and
II, fnrni he'd house. aud paying aut their money for
nothing, concluded to try what virtue there might
he in a good house.
They accordingly huilt one. 80 by As feet. and
fnsaeI it off for two d-prrmant-. in which seh'"
is now kept. Ipsesume there is NOT berier soho"l
room in Portage Co. Mr.. J. Fl l.. Scorr. of
Stark Co., better known Rs LETsoN,'' is prinei-
rrl and .eac'es the higher department. and Miss
M. ]. WIrrER. teaches thn primary. The schools
uunlbar shout l04 pupils.
Whh Mr.. ScnrTs apparatus. and the new set
nf Ps,tIn's Outline Maps. just purchased. alsoa
number nf cards and mo,ins TO adnrn The rooms
an furnish facilities for instruction, do no; kn"w
of more pleasant appearing place anywhere for
the attraction of pupils; or me in which they can
imp, owe their time TO better advantage. And f ON
the start the pupils have made. I conclude they
bapin to perceive that thare is higher. noblar b
ieci tn he accomplished than f,listl sp"r, o.
u, e=ent pleasure. The, FLOWING rules guides
which they have unanimously aiipisd. manifest
| the right spirit. and the ieaeher says he his n"
dnuht but they will conscen'iously observe them.
judg;ng from the spirit in which they were adopt
oil. hav~ been carried out 20 far, and the general
indications of good common hch character
izes nj their procaedings:
They e 81 require of themselves
| lat. Regular tendance.
| end Unvsrsing pronpIitude.
! 3ri. Unrrmiitine goo I-na,ure.
| And prohibit themselves from
list. All unnecessary noise.
| Dad. immortality.
3rh. lrregu!arity in sinas and places.
4t,. Conmu ;icnting during study hours.
! They hive regular programme Of daily exer
cises. and the clock and tha he'll resu the sctoa
[ NJ or two at fr,t man f.stad nclinHtiou tu in
lure desks. and not yer,rit others study. but as
thay were nat rouuianH need by any who hal any
i fiIence or " ho wished to do righ', they soca he
ashamed "f themselves. and resolved to strive
mt to "a behind the rasr. either in imp: oyesneB
of ths mind or "f the heart.
There is An Ehcuion class in connection will
the scil.A, which meets evening each week
nf rti;ng to all the 70 improve in Composing
and d. claiming. 1t is ndue,sd by its own Off
Gers. under tha general supervision Of the TEACHER
We expect t" hear good report from th,
school text Spring.
The residents Of this district have s.t noble ex
ample t" the con ~. Hnd one which We. a. fre'
I" Popn'ar e.iucarion. hope may not he lot. The,
deserve much ccIam-nia'ion, wi their sff,s'
fail TO bs fully raIni as long they continue t.
manifest the true spirit Of liberah'y.
A FARMER.
T. ST. should have mentioned thar n dai'y pm
per. ,tyied the :. Reporter, r. conductei by TIN
members of the high school. ItcanuOt fail to hav
a bou, fic'aI sff ct.
Dec. Ia, 1852.
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Astounding Charges Of Murder and
Fraud. g. Arrest OF Parties said TO b.
EanNSic atcd,

AIoaz ani Amssa Chapin, frmerly Of the firm
of Fl~y & ChaPin. EXTENSIVE boot manufac ure-
Of this ~. aud Wm. K'sslne Of rho firm OF
smith & K,ssane. pork packers. aud jas. Chm
Ter of C,yugror, arrested Yesterday. nb.ut
II .'einck. by q. A Jones'. U. S. Marshal Of Olo
and s. B. II y'nau U. S. Deputy VI .rsha'. assi-t-
ed hy Gu 'stshle. f. Ew.u, r. Cnui. l.. fl,rrir.
r. Black, Snowfi-ld Blu .krr and Reading. of the
city c., aud qnre Merchant. and taken to
G. -iunbus, ch,rgo If beirg imp icafed in one OF
,he ,po,r ~: mnabia crimes. iftru-, that hrv-
ever had t, rsc,rd s IN. time Lost January.
Captain Cumming. brother in law . the Chi i"s
purchased ih- 8 earn-r Martha Washington, and
put h-r in the New Orpaus trade.
Oh her first trip the Capins male very heavy
shipments ON her, # what pu' 'prrt-d to he Lo,ts
and s;,oes. 1t Is now sad 'h,r Capt Cummings
aud the Chap,rs la eff ct.ui an insurance. on The
hoat mud shipments on her, anou, ting TO hun-
dred and twenty five tn usanls DOH rs, and that
we've filled with rubbish of no value whaiever and
that thu bnat wa- SET on irr aud who ly destrn, et.
with u view t. thus immense insuraEce.-
Capt. Cummings is TOW. We learn, la New y. :
leans. and measures have been t'ken for + is ,"nc
di,,e arrest it it has alrea Iy heen done. II
Will he remembered that sixteen p-'soas Ne e lust
by the burning # The b, at. and learn the pa,
ties nrresl-d u now charged With murte,, rs we'll
as fraud. Kissan- and Chandler ara also chSrp ed
with being parties to the attempted fraud.-Cia-
cinnati PLjer.
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Maine Lsquor Lawm
NOW ~ PR:sS,
NEWBOOK FOR THE FRIEEDS OF TENs
a

NE " BOOK FOR THE FRIEN.DS OF TEKs
PERANCE.
THE SENATORS SON: Or lhe MHio
i.aw ,h- lost refuge. y Meta Viclo i, Ful e,.
nlthnr "f Flesh i.eave>, &c. &c. liz .orx
Will y. tia ubou SEQ PIP. Is mo. on FIRE al -
paper. neatly bound IN cloth. Its object in To-
how The urgen, npcessit y of adapting the AisiD6
Liquor Law. 10 sop the progress OF ln,Smpes-
~nr.. To pre>elt ,ha sulj-ci in the s,rnnRes,
igh,. the an'her has adni ted he plan nf sto~irg
,udrr fc' iIous names. The fatal progress nd ef-
p. t. OF ,his evil; and fsom her Teput' t,np &c
rhn.t- md pow srfi " issr. u shriiing siorS may
he expected. h will he issued abou, the 6r& Of
January. Orders respectfully sol.ci.ed. Fas
III the, particulars, address. posi- mi,
TOOKER & GAfChEl., Pui ii hers,
1893 Cleveland. Ohio.
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m -si n ,ry comes to call their t"n'ion to this |
.iar,nins site If hing-. t" III up Them in the
"a ,une Of q d ard hum nifty 20 do SOMETHING. or u
I st II , Withhold II cir surror, hey step the
e RS aud holt their doors. an c'y Infid-l! lnfisli
But will tins always be ! will tni. stop the
prog, a 50 of Ibeit, No ve.iIy. they w II YET
) =. the folly Of their cnurss. They will Yet be-
a .hamed of their ID hearted it,d.tfrnce toward
the 81 We. All they need is the faithful and
thorough application Of The sword of An'i-Saver.
rru h. and they will he obliged 10 yie d, for it is
hard TO X OK against the pcss." And where are
the champions 10 wisd this sword where are
the Bfo,cas, the BroWn-ings the SWffS, and h''sf
of ntprs who have fought m4nfIliy in the cau.e ot
Freed IN! WHARF are The An,i-Save,y clubs
that w,.re formed. or tn b. fo',ne.l through
nut ths country, to keep up this agitation Have
they been fruwmed down success fully r~sists
1t hns been said that ''eterra vigilance is the pr CT
If Lihsiiy, If so. ought TO be up ami doing!
Is MT thus the time to SOW the seed OF Anti Sa-
very, thar in four more yea IT may be ready I"
harvest! 1t APPEARS 10 me- there C n be no dan
ger of cnmmenci ,g labor to- soon. for when
the seed of Anti Slavery truth falls good s'l II
can die. Aud again there ia some sol! 20
shallow AMI clicked up with sec'ar an weeds and
rubbish, that it woul require more than one. ~ @
four years Of grow:h bef 1t would ar
rive ut na urity. 1nleed. b-leve, thers are il"
t i, town some srcsr,ans tlt will actually have
10 l'e born again, b.fore they appreciate The
| : eat aud glor truths Of AMI Slavery.
Yours for th- Slave.
J II. HEIGHTON.
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An Encouraging sign.

The Nationsl Era annnunces thst irs subscrp-
ton list has already increased to 25 600, aud IS
as an appreciation of The sterling w"rth of that
paper. but encouraging sgu, indicative of the
increase. spread and depth of Au,i Sl.ye,y feelng
and sentiment in the co Intry.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29

The Portage Cnuny Temperance League os-
sembl.d ut Rav-nna on Friday The o4t inst. pur
su.ut to previous notice. and called to orderh b,
the Pre.i,Iert Ga motion, o. w. Strong was
chosen Secretary pro lem The bj.ct of the meet
ing having Le"u stated. the fnowirg Delegates
we're ed TO attend thu State Temper ance
Convention at Columbus, OH the 5ih of January,
viz:
Rev. Geo. Messenger. o. P. Brown. s. R
Freeman. sni Albert Anssr. Raveuna; Virgil
G ,iard. Levi B. o h-. L. L Bond, and o. w
S,rnng. Edinburgh; Fl. Fl. W bard. and Rev. MIR.
Turtle, Palmyra; Rev Catch Brown, DE, field;
Cnlrb A,wnt-r ard DE-. F. Co k. Aiwafar; ]. c.
Bsainer.l. Wm. S,adrnsn aud Cnauncey II rmnn,
Randolph; Col Fl. L. Cnrt-r. Brmf u; DR.,
'Thoa Earla and Jre. Perkins. franklin; David
Lane. S,restsbarough; Jno f. J"cksn. Au ora
Sylvester Reed Man,ua; DR.. l.. w Trask. S.
Ri Ter and Jason Ryder. Hiram: C. C. Fn'isr,
Nelson; Rev Mr.. Bin .han. Win,am; G.
Curtis and Frsd'.. LOOMS. Charestown; d. }.
B.arisley, Fraa.ion Sas Croker and Gen, Da-
! vid MeInt-l,. S!inlersviIls.
Vo'ed That the above named Delagates be en-
powered fill vacancies.
| w.
the best means far securing tho fu'fment Of th~
Temperance enterprss. Wherenp"n motion of
G. Keen. o. P. Brown. z q. Of Raveuna. was
cho> en- Prrsieb fnr the current yanr.
On noti"n Of J. s. Her. rk. the President Was
an,ho, lied t, Hppnint iwen'y Vice Presidents. one
for zach 'ow nship in the rouutv. o. w. Strong
w4s chosen Record ng Secretary. J s. tIsrrei
c rresI"ndng Secretary, anil S. Il. Fresm"".
Tr-asurer.
Believing that the interests Of the people Of the
s ate Of Ohm. and The -xsgercies e The cansa de
,nand energetic nnd uni ed acian. committee
WAS appointed TO plan for the more full
exp, esso of ruhle sentiment reyaris the abb
li,mn of IntemperaDce. to report at Il subsequent
meeting.
The s,llowng the nam~s Of said committee:
O. p. 3 own. Chairman; G. Keen, ]. S. Her
rick. Alharr Austin aud C. Il Curtis.
The S-cretsry ditec ell tI request III"
Ctairnsn to convene said Committee at the carii
est o'tnnity.
Having orderel the Seer efnry 10 furnish each oi
the county pnpars copy Of these proceedings for
publication, the meeting stljnnrnad without day.
II PRATT President.
o. w. STRONG. Secretary pro tenn.
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n.nt-H VII -Floiia-S S m mole Wa; Further
NC % If the Federal G runsat-Arqu'>' '.n "f
T-xa-: Cnsr,r cy for rhe co ,siu-st OF Mex C"
AM th, .-ru tur- OF the Federal q 'ioi IN i5O9
-Cpmrelli.g power Of the Con- plrasrrs over fllr
Federal Jud ary; Further ittInn at tii1 s'drrh
t;overnn,ei i.t-Tn- war wi h Mexico -Acqu fion
OF CaiiF..rura, New Mexc,. aud Utah; Fur'h-'
act,n uf the Fed .ral Gov-rument Result OF the
Conquest of C iiforna-its a'ini'ss On a. fer
Stare. Thu C.nnro,. e." Further action q
the Fs israi GJv.rnment-G nerai 20 icy. and
p ii ic Al econpny. cort ol.ed bS Slavery; Coi'n
a'ion Socrt,; A5ol ii IN of Sl.very in the British
Gol ,nies; Dsrinc'iv. feiturss of AaisIican Sla-
ve,y; The present Slavery Agitation in
mer,ca-Its causes. orig and characte OPp's't-
on to Abnliiiouists-Irs elemenfs-1's nature AMI
mpth,d-; Attempts {" silence The scnssoh BY atl-
thority--S ate L-gisIaiur-s-Fsdsrai Ex-cn'iV'
u. 5 NJ uls--"G.g" Rules in C"ngres.--R'ghr
of pet to-; Oppo.iIinn f,om Trading Cl rsy "ni
Ecc'e,ilstic Il bodies; Prosecutions of Aboii i'nsis;
Of the clemens and occai 'ns of division ari'iis
Abol tim ST; Divisions i 1a39-40; Organized pn
ic.I on--Lber y Pafty-I. berry Tongue
Free Sod P"ry: Ani Slavery Caurch agita ion
! N-w Anti Slavery Churches and Missionary
hudes; The Ant, 81 very S,eietIes- Their celia
tinn tu pol,,ical aud Church NC ion; The American
ANTI very Societ, IL further P,'iti-
Cal nc. TO-; Second rev ,lutinn in the o-it "n and
poli..S nf The American Ami Slavery Sucie'y in
1874: Further fficul i-s in the American Anti
Shvery 5 ciety; Pohic course of the American
Anti Slavery Society. since its revolution Ut 1874
| Course of MIR. Garrison aud the American Ann
Slavery Society and its members. sace the d vi-io,
ni,on of 1910, in respect AMI Slavery Churri
action; General estimate of thu AM -rican Anti
Slavery Society ami its Ia RS. since 1910; Review
of these divisions aud their result; d ffereut views
of the CONSTITUTION of the Legality ef Slavery; The
SI.very que sInn in AmeIica---and the Crisis
Whit slll bs ,lnna p
the paper and Typography of ihs book ara ex
cellent. 1t IL, indeed, luxury, in ihfse days o
poor paper and prnt TO get hnld ui boo
So well got up as the one before IA. AMI II
cheapness surpri-e< II is s"li by Mr.. Merr
at the low p. ice of ouly ST. so copy.--I'ue Dem
oc,ai.
The above invaluable work is for sale in Raven
M, at II ,LL's B ,oK SsoRE.
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.indi,pensab.e 20 every Cstlzen.,
THE CITIZENS MA>uAI,sY ANpRrw W. YouNs,
Author or "ScIEscE CT GovASSAEsT."

THE CITIZENS MAnUAI,BY AnpRrw W. fooHe,
Author or "ScIescE OF GovAHNAEST."
CoMPaIsING:
I. The principles Of Civil government. dee
c,,hlng the different f,,ms- Mnnnrch., AriP-
torrnc,. Denucrrcv and Re, ubiir, and the ex-
i.,i. Government t. q, the isudrg European
tfnwers conrra,t,d vi h cur avn: showing me
nps ire and al Cts oi the CONSTITUTED, alto tha
manner in wi i.h i, is made; shaving a. o. the
cause, ol the revolution and Of iha estsblshmen nj
Of cn, pr.sen, Ia, ~ OF Government.
; the Stre Governments, de hniDg tha eI.
erci,e ,f POI teal power in The States eG tniu
Un,n,, The State Legislatures, the "rInni1' tnn
u, l.e.i,i,t -e h.ti-s, and the Tsn'er "f enac'-
ing laws: shr~i,g, alsn. the d. ties of S nie.
Coun,s aid T, " n-nip Officers. and describing
Co,pnru',nns. Brrkng Hn5 INSURANCE. Comps
ME, .::-.,- of ia t're. &'..
3. The GOVERN NENT OF THE t.
NitED STATES, showing the nature "t the
Union. and its relation Ia the several S,a'es,
,iescr hing The Legislative. FxPcn,Ivs aud JcdIc-
i,l Departments, the formation Of he Cati"st,
he powers OF the Gens,al Gov sernment il re-
Ia,ion 10 Taxa'iot, the Public Deb, Ccmmsrce,
NaturaIz,,er, C. Right, Pr,en's, Piracy,
Felo"''', W"', rrea,ies, Appointment I'll Public
Ministers, Sc.
4. COMMON AND STATUTORY Law,
embracing Rights of Persons ano Property. DO
me.hc Raia,ions,, Righ,seff Wnv. Decd and
and Pruni.sor, No,es. Rsils q. Excl a. e, &C.
5. LAW or NATIONS, r's o,,s'n ana
Progress, de6n i"g trexRieh's and i'"'ies OF
Neu r"l Ma j ns, the Jn'ispf."e' ee ~ H"'"ss
--,helr n u,ual RIG his and "hils"imrs, hleh's ot
Embassndms. WA, Alliances. Declaration OF
War. Passports, Trranr., &c.
6. PARLiAMENTARY RULES, btios =
IN, ci.e Treatise on The Rules of Piece. dpe 10
Dei,bera.. Bodies. the O's"ilIa OF an As
semhly, &c.
= APPENDIX, con'aining No'ea relating b"
..s Cove. nmrrt of the Stale a. Oli.,. The Con-
sim ious al Ohio and ot The Unnfd STATES. & 2.
rhi. ~o,k toI,ns n ~ no. volume. ot $40
pages, ard j. hrnud il extra c'oh. u l. adnp'-
Ell ,u u.e S''ho"l., as veil ss hs'ng mrs' d.
i ahi- wn,k b,ih for Tow nshir ard School LIZ
n, ale. and Fanii,es. j. h. COBB & CO.,
.lls1-Gn PugLsssERs, CLlSELAsp, Oafos
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The Frec.soiu Vote.

We see i, estimated at 10000 This l. les.
tn IN the Free Soil vute for Mr.. Van Ru,eu. fou,
years "go, the d~irct"n heiug all aud more than
a in Kew Yak. IN the west the vot" j. h-"v-
-r Low than then. aud what is "o'e. 1t is ever,
way far better. !: is the ko'e OF uu-r aud 'n"e
reliabe msn. o, b-iter aud more endurlos psinei-
ples.- 0osrlin Eeaagesist
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29
The Farmers and .n.eian 6. Family r.per.
Prospectus for 1854.
The Ohio Farmer.

= ee KY J"urn"i {" Ag i sul,ure iio,tcul,ure
ato me ihrneS L; Arts, Iusrra ed {. It 5, uuIne,.
nus eng'avihgs of don est c nj i,nals. fsIm bi;n.
'ngs. Farh implements, Mechaiic Implements.
&c.. &c Ed ted ty thos. Brown, aided bv
ii corpse Of assistant.
The Second Snume Of the Ohio Farmer
ana Mechanics Assistant will be commenced
on The 6rs, day OF january nex..
Oar success. b .therlo has been beyond our exc.
pee atinns. W,t1 almost no out door sffn,i. TIE
C. ,cula,ion of The Farmer hns reached nenr!y
1000. Its merit alone has given It its scope.
W.. menn that its ai'racinns inr Inc con 8
year shall far surpass the preseIt.
We intend To make it The most relinhir, val.
usbie nnd interesting Agric,'lt'na al Family
Newspaper published in The Uni'sd a'e.-
..ve,y humber viii cortrin one page of ihe
most seasonable and desirable Agricultural and
Mechanical Matter. original and splec.ed, en-
pellished and Iustsaied hv engravihgs.
Another page will be filled with The choicest
NJ .scellany. which will il tsrest ard eLtrrlnin
every member o. The household.
The two inside png.s vi be Fl led with the
News of the World Literary, Poica', Reliei 'us
and General. together with full and accurate
Market Reports "f the prices Of the prince. OF
articles viii. the Farmer vi hes ie sell or buye
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29

Nebraska Tr,rtory, OF winch 1t is propo'ed tn
form new territory, extends from the 40.h deg.
# ninth latitude 10 43J, and from the Miss,u
liver tn the Rocky Mountains, and includes are.
of 10000 square miles. Mot "f it is l,ea,ed he
tween the same parallels nf Latitude as the Safe
of lows. The Platte river runs through, the cen
ire. Already there are some white. settlements in
his Territory. the principal being Bellevue,
Great Nemnhaw Agency. ,lnware Crossing.
F"rt L-avrnworth. and st. MarS's Mi.eio,, viii h
towns have just ch''s-n delrgaie II Congress.
The soil OF The territory is SAID 10 be generally
rich. auviaI. and mucl, Of the country is capabe
Of immediate uccupition.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29
TERMS OF THE FARMEE.

nF Old Suhscribers who wishes 10 fensV
their subscr.p p'nns on the first day of JanunRy.
i"r the wear 1853, can dn so hy getting NJ Se
subscriber ard >eLdiDg US SE3, which will raH
ior hoih for nria ,enr.
The Farmer will 10 sent /, subscriber
without The ,none, in advance: aid all our p,es-
snt subscsihers who do no. renew ,hfi subseriF-
ons bsfnre Jaruary. ard who haye not paid
ht ynnd that ,ime, will be stricken from our
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