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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-20
Vermain DESTROYED

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INST'ANCE!!
II EyIS' Vermn DESTROYER, promises n complete rid
A dance of Rats, Mice, Bedbugs and all other Vernin
The articles included in this composition in then,se-
YES very innocent; containing partcleof Poisi but
when combined, create gas which explodes the stomach
and consequently destroys life in short time As soon as
has affected the stomach the article becomes neutrazed
and will affect nothing thereaer that there can be no
danger in its use, under any circumstances.
For sale by i. SWIFT,
Psice 20 Cents per Bor. Ravenna. o.
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every family should have a Copy
J. an hfralisa5Ie Book, 0Rly . cts Per coIy.,
MAN kSo1I rIaYsEIE

So an hratta5Le Book, only % cts Per COPY
Man, Know THYsELF.
ENR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book fot
EI the afflicted Containing outline OF the or gin
progress and Of CT disease CON
tracted bv proInscuous sexual intercourse by seabse
or by sexual excess with advice for their prevention;
written in familiar STYLE avoiding all medical techca
ties and everything that would offend the of decency
from the result of 90 years successful practice excu
siyey devoted the of diseases of delicate pri
yate nature
To which is added receipts for the of the above dis
eases treatise the symptoms and OF
the Fever and ue, for % copy; copies for 1
T. s., by mail free of postage Address, postpaid Box
1876 Post Office tie author IS North Seventh street,
Philadelphia.
$50, Dollars Forfeit.
Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing any case
of secret disease that NAV come under his matter
his private rooms 80 North Seventh street Philadelphia
without fear of interruption from othe- patients Stran-
gers and others who have been unfortunate IN the selection
of a physician, invited to call.
IMPoTENCY-Through unrestralned indulgence OF the
passions by seabuse, the evils are numerous
Premature mpoency involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing of the organs loss of memory distaste for female So
ciety general debility constitutional arrangement are
sure to follow If necessary consult the doctor with con-
fidence: he offers perfect ctre.
Read and reect-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and innany cases
their lives the hands of physicians Ignorant OF this class
of maladies 1t Is certainly impossible for one man tc
understand all the ills the human family subject to
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch
which he is more successful than his brother professors
and to that he devotes most of his time and study.
Years of practice exclusively devoted to the study
of diseases of the together will
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains In the heat
or bones mercural seumatsm structures, gravel regu
arities diseases arising from youthful mpuri
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enfeebled enables the doctor to offer speedy relief to al
who may place themselves under his care.
Medicine forwarded any part of the United States
Dr;,o ar5 pIaDa SD-l
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QneensWare Johhing House,

No. 30 Water Street, Clerezand, Ohio.
NXT take this method of calling The attention of
Wv Merchants visiting this City, TO our stock OF
China, Glass and Queeusware.
Doing extensive wholesale business. and import
ing direct frcm Manufacturers, are enabled to offer
Inducements thy the attention even the closest
buyers.
Our assortment for the spring trade is complete COM
prisng all articles in the line of our business Not
withstanding the advance in England we shall
for the present continue to sell at last seasons prices
We hold ourselves ready at all times 10 duplicate
Eastern invoices, adding only tual transportation by
weight. All articles in the line of
PITTSBURGH GLASS WARE.
We will sell by the package, at Factory prices.
with the view of extending jobbng business, we
have discontinued reang. and fattcr ourselves that
WIN an experience of fifteen import goods
well adapted to the wants of this market.
Please call and examine goods and prices and if to
your interest," make purchases.
HUNTINGTON g. BROOKS
March LIST. 1858. IoII*
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EStill the Forest is the Best Medical SCHOOL,!

That predispoSitton uich exposes the human frame
Infection and r,rnfeace cf aL ask rses, proceeds DE-
Geetiy Indirectly from q do0rasrsd sfots of
a.s sqstsaa caused By Iapatre blood, Bilious
end .lIorgia conalit.ch # tEe sto,rsct
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Anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
FOR THE CURE OF a CLASS OF p1sEAsEs INc1.
DENT TO Vast pEsr GET or .rAN,

THE superiority OF the
,eove compound over all
7fhera t'>- tie care 05 this
2'sss- Of difficulties, and
re 2a. TEsmeaYir a large
portion u aacb cases. ihe
iminense numbers row
listed acc lPon beds Of
SIC ckness, or otherwise
saiiefmg without a rene
dy, are our Inducements
10 us preparation and dis
semination thr oughou-
the country.
Our knowledge of the
superior remedial pow.
ers of this composition
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HoIlensack,s Worm syrup:

An article founded upon scientific principles cOmp0nnd-
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly sns
when TAKEN and be given the lender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhaa have made them weak and dcbtaied, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup SUCH that 1t
stands without equal in the catalogue ofmedcines in
giving and strength the stomach which makes il
nfallible remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
the astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
scians have failed is the best evidence of lis superior
efficacy all others
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Afflicted Read.
PhIiadelDEai:a Medical FTOuSe,
EsTABLIsAED IS YEARS AGO, BY
ID r.. KIN * e. Ian.

DIR. KIN Ian,
Northwest Corner Of Third and Union streets, be-
tween Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ElIFTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted prac
Il iice spent in this city. have rendered Dr. K: the
expert and successful practi ionef far and near
the treatment all diseases OF private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers up the body, throat, legs
pain IN the head or bones, mercarial rheumatism
structures, gravel disease arising from youthful
impurities OF the blood whereby the constitution
has become enfeeblsd all treated with success.
He who places himself under the of DIR. X. may
religiously confde in his honor gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill physician.
TaKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by
tain practice ndulged habit frequently learned
from evil companions, at schOo-the effects of which
are nightly felteven when asleep, and destroy both
and constitutional de biy loss of muscular energy
physical lassude and general prostration irrabity
and all nervous affections. indigestion, sluggishness
ofthe ver and every disease any way connected with
the disorder of the procreative functions, cured and
full yigor restored
READ!.
Youth and Man h 0Od.
Il VIGOROUS LIFE, OR Il PREMATURE
DEATH.
kinkelin ON Self-PrescrvatSOn!!
This Book just published is filed with useful inform
alton, the nrmitIes and diseases of the Generative
Organs. 1t addresses itself alike to Youth, Manhood
and Old Age, and should be read by ALL
The value, advice and impressive warning it gives,
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
annually thousands of lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how prevent the
destruction of their children.
"a remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in letter nd
dressed TO Dr. klnkelin, northwest corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Phlla-
depha, will ensure book, under envelope, per return
of mail.
Persons at distance may address Dr. X. by letter,
(post- -palc) and be cured at home.
Packages ofmedcines, directions, &c, forwarded, by
sending remittance and put up secure from damage
curiosity.
booksellers. News-Agents Pedlars, Canvassers, and
all others supplied with the above work. al very low
rates.
May 81, 1859. 1l69-Iy
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THE TAPE WORMll

This is the difficult destroy of all that
infest the human system; it grows almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the Intesnes
and stomach affecting the health sadly ST.
Vus Dance, Fits &c that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this very energetic
treatment must be pursued would therefore be proper
worm, which be taken in dosesof2 table speonulls
times day. These drec tions followed. have never
been known to- fail ncurng lie most obstinate Of
Tame Worm
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PnrtncrshiD Notice.

TENE subscriber having procured the building mmedi-
atey of the late fire in Ravenna will continue the
Boot Shoe and Leather business in connection with VIM.
D. Durham and hopes the liberal patronage he has enjoy
ed from his old friends and customers will be continued to
the new firm. j. GILLIS.
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WINTER ARA G E ME T..
l % - .:::s lEEs9 -.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
HSAIL ROAD.

-! -,
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
HSAIL ROAD.
a and after Wednesday, November II, 1852 Pas
" senger trains Will daily, Sundays excepted
Leaves Cleveland at 8 :45 A. NJ. Express Train for
Wellcville and Intermediate stations 73G p. NJ, Ac-
commodaton from for Alliance, stopping all way
tions
Leaves Alliance at7:10 o'clock A. NJ Accommoda-
non Tran for Cleveland stopping at all way stations
Leaves WelIsville at p. NJ Express Train for Cleye
land and intermediate stations.
The 8.45 Al NJ. Express Train from Cleveland con-
meets daily with The following lines Cleveland
with the Trains from Cincinnati and Columbus, and
Buffalo and Dnnkirk; hudson with the Akron Branch
Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; Ravenna
with Wards line of horse Coaches for Warren at l.
lance with The Ohio and Pennsylvania isailroad at
Bayard with Hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and
Carrollton.
NJ Trains from Cleveland connect at Alliance with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh forming
Two daily lines between the cities.
FOR IVHEELING-The 8:45 A nj Train from
Cleveland connects at Wesvilo with the splendid side
wheel steamers Winchester and Diurnal, the Ohio
River, for Wheeling and intermediate landings.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
Passengers tcketed throush from Cleveland TO elhcr
of the above Cities ria Pittsburgh and PenEsylv lvania
Central Rail Road for H. and they go through bv
either of the above Trains without detention
The Accommodation Train leaving Cleveland at 730
and Columbus and with the Lake Shore Road from
Dunkirk and Buffalo at Cleveland. with the Akron
Branch Railroad lat Hudson, for Cuyahoga Falls and
Akron, and with the OHIO and Pennsy vana Rail Road
ut Alliance for Pittsburgh
Passengers leaving Cincinnati in the morning eve
ming, go direct to Pittsburgh ria Cleveland without
any detention.
TURNING-Passengers leaving Wheeling in the
morning will take the NJ Express Train from Wells
vile, and Passengers leaving Pittsburgh at 1890 Nj
will take the Train Alliance at Ills L NJ and
arrive in Cleveland in time with the Lake
LhoIe Road for New York, via nunkirk or Buffalo,
Also with the c G d. Railroad for Columbus, Gin
cinnati. and intermediste stations.
The Accommodation Train leaving Alliance at 7:l0
NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akron Branch Rail
Road for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron
JOHN DURAND, Superintendent.
c. q. P. Rail Road Office
Cleveland, Now 15 1852
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CARPENTERS and Joiners Tools. of al.
" most every description and of the best quality,
which oe red tho lowest possible rates for ready
Iay, ct the Portage Co. Hardware store Of
L i RICHARDSON.
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Carriage Manufacturing!

JENNIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Portage county, that he Is
prepared to manufacture Carriages Wagons Buggies
Wheelbarrows, &C., at Tuttles old stand PALMYRA.
\ GEORGE w. TUITLE.
Palmvy, Februarv oond 1889 l2O9-1y
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II UINATA Horse SHOE IaoN. can now be
0D found at The New Hardware Store and that OF
the best quality. Also B. 8. and inch round lron
which will be sold at the lowest market price. Also
hand small quantity of English refined fire iron,
which will be sold ntless rates than the same now
be bought for at the factory.
March 28th, 1855 E. T. RICHARDSON.
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New York City Insurance Compan!
" O TIC e
rHE BELLE OF TIE STATE!

a NEW and splendid cook stove which has beer
"A admired wherevert it has been introduced both fo
the beauty ots construction and perfect manner
ITS operation, for sale at RAwsoNs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07
First Auditors Renort.

We are in receipt of the first Auditors Report of
expenditures and estimates fer 1852 and '53 and
lind it contains much useful information. The
receipts at the Treasury for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 30th, 1852, amounted to the sum of 81 .27e.
:521 ~ and the disbursements during the same ne
llod amounted to 81, 272, 1872 10. The balance in
the Treasury OH the LIST of October 1852, was s37.
62S 81. Though there is an apparent excess, vet
the ZEAL deficiency in the receipts of last wear
amounted 10 S343,945 81, including deficiency of
'S2ou'uOU Drought forward from the year previous
the actual deficiency for last year alone being $685.
$40 Il. The deficltwaS supplied temporarily from
other sources Snch as premium on State stocks. &c
&C. The Auditor estimates the receipts for the
fiscal year 1852 and SO at S1,517,5ss 40, and
oIAeE disbursements for the same period at 81 1885,
1873 81. He. estimates the surplus in the Treasury
on the lst OF October, 1858 at S11S,4TS Al and if
nothing be applied to the extnguishment of the
pppAs debt prior TO that time, Mt S274,s 53 81 he
AUDITOR makes various suggestions as to the reye-
nue. laws but principally of an emendatory charac-
tor SO as to make them more easily understood and
among other good recommendations he proposes 10
provide tor correcting errors in the cence tax in
manner similar to that provided by law for the cor
lection oferrorS in the assessment of pronertv tax
Besides the report there are valuable tables show
ing the amount oftax raised from various subjects
in the different counties and cities of the Com
I@onwealth and the subjects of taxation in each
maklng valuable table of statistics for Virginia.
We shall from time 10 time lay before our readers
such extracts from these tables as we may deem of
general interest to our readers. Indeed we think
that II provisions were made by law for publishing
these statistics annually in the newspapers through
out the State, much valuable information would be
thereby cheaply aorded to the citizens of this Com
monwealh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

1NTEREsTINa TO HOTEL. KEErERs.-An impor
cember term of the Supreme Judicial Court in
Berkshire county. The agent of the Berkshire
wooden 20. came to Boston to attend to a lawsuit
for the Company, bringing with him some twenty
five witnesses. whose board he was to pay, and all
put up at the Marlboro Hotel on the list October.
then kept by N. S. Prostor. On the I'd or Sd of
November, the trunk of the agent was broken
open, and $500 of the money stolen therefrom
which he had to paythe expenses of himself and
his witnesses. The defendent proved that he had
safe, and that his guest ought to nave deposited
his money IN it, or let him know he had so much
money with him; also that the agent was not a
traveller, but boarder. Judge Fletcher ruled in
substance, that if the loss was produced by the
carelessness of the agent, the hotel keepers were
not liable, and that a knowledge by said agent of
me custom to deposit large sums in the safe, and
his not complying with it, would amount to- such
careiessness, but that unless the hotel keepers
could clearly prove such knowledge by said agent
they must be held liable; also that hotel keepers
are liable for the safety of the goods and the money
OF their guests. Judgement was accordingly rem
dered for the plaintiffs, This decision settles the
law IN this commonw ealth.-Bostoa Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07
Later from Oregon

We have dates from Oregon to Dec 4th. There
was much ice running in the Columbia river, and
the barque Ocean Bird and brig Hogden were fro
zen in near the mouth. The legislature was in
session. but were doing nothing of Importance
me message OF the governor had been voted out
of the Legislature by majority CT two votes.
The weather in Oregon has been severely cold.
The immigration to Oregon this fall is estimated
at 10000 and upwards, and the papers of the ter
ritory think well of its prospects,. We h We re-
ceived large supplies OF lumber and provisions
from the embryo State his fall. -
There had been heavy falls of rain in Oregon as
well as in California, but there is no record of
damage
The brig bordeaux, from San Francisco for Pu-
gets Sound, was drawn ashore on Clapston Beact ::
total loSS-all hands were saved
Hon. w. B. 1de, county judge of Colusi county,
uled OF small pox at Monroeville. He was fifty
years OF age, and native of Ohio
The number of lettets mailed ut the post office in
Portland, by the steamer Of Dec. 4, was 1,165; The
largest number yet sent by one mail. By the same
steamer, Adams & Co. shipped S65, 600 IN gold
dust; the largest amount yet shipped.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NAsHvILLE.-On the 2stb
inst. fire broke out in block of buildings on Col
lege street, Nashville, Tenn. which consumed the
Ewin Brothers, druggists; R. Lusk, broker: r.
hent leweller; Waterfeld d Walker hatte.s: and
Il. q j; c. Fife, dry goods merchants, College 81.
anti }; Yorker d Co., booksellers, and C. Mallet'
worth $4,000, and were insured for slooo0.
a. b. robertson had an insurance to the amount
OF 1000 on his stock; his loss will be heavy Ewin
Brothers stock was valued at S25, 900, on which
sured for $4,000. Messrs. E. WaterfeId ~ WALK.
were insured for $4,000. Messrs Fife were in
shred Tor SlO,O Messrs. Lusk, Yorker & Co.
and Mr.. Mallets loss will be small.
Heiore The fire was extinguished the grocery store
of J. c. French & Co., on Market street. took 6r
and was burned, with the greater portion Of its
contents. Insured for IS, O00. :. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

SUPPOSED CASES OF Coxsc ENr,ous sEss.-sonns
week or two ago, check drawn by a broker in
Baltimore, house in Richmond, Va. in favor
ola gentleman residing in the latter city, wss
closed to HIM without word of explanation from
any one. A few days after, another check of nre.
cisely the same amount, was RENTED in the same
manner TO another gentleman in Richmond The
Despatch says that neither of the gentlemen have
the least suspicion as to the source whence these
feml'tances came; and can remember no transac-
ton which affords the slightest clue to the mystery
The checks were procured by the unknown per
son IN Baltimore from the broker, and made paya-
bic to the gentlemen to whom they were sent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

A NOVEL MANuFAcToRY.-We find the follow
Ing curious description of the manner in which Ia
dies mufts are manufactured in London, in n maya
zine before us. The writer gives the following as
th "a, manner IN which the ubbng'' process of the
SKINS used Tor ladies' muffS boas, &C. is conducted:
The workmen are ranged in tubs along the sides
OF an apartment or shed, or any Kind of clubhouse
IN a yard, OF some secluded spot in London Every
tuboer, with the exception of those who NAV be
unweil, and who may then wear loose. Jacket.
whlch' however, tells against the efficiency of his
work-is altogether naked! The tub in which the
man works, reaches to his waist, and a thick vel
lowish cloth is thrown over its top, which the
workman Keeps, every now and then, gathering
about him, and which he can draw about like q
6ag so that while at his labor the upper part of his
BODY alone is visible. To stranger, the effect Of
avlsit TO such workshop, to which it is not easv
% gam admlttance, is startling. Pale, brown, and
'hirsute men move up and down in their tubs.
stamping and alternating their feet with little ces
sanon; sometimes in silence, and in MANY cases
VAN little or no expression in their faces Each
Oh lnese men are clubbing, that is, he is tread,np
OF stamping, first upon one foot and then ON the
otner, on skins which are the compliments of his
tuos' these skins are for the supply of furTisTs
VINO employ the master skin dressers.5 There il M
wafer or other fluid used in tubing, but the heshv
part OF the SKINS are all buttered and with fne
fcheapest butter or scrapings, and in some places
Iancia outter, when such things are purchase in
st quantty. Saw dust is used, which gives
sae .utler hrmer tread, and tends to aid nv liz
tncton' IN securing the skin. Upon these tubbt.d
skps. SO prepared, the men tread for long tinslS
anu tne perSplrahon which sometimes ponrs finn
tnem Is considered better and Iealier for the cure
Oh theskns than any butter or other fatty componn
winch are looked upon as merely auxiliary to what
alom we wofkmen,s body. And in this way
skinny part of the furs which are To eJadiee, M, ~
boas and tippets.' -ls' nuns nuns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

SPECULATION IN CLEvELASD.-The speculation
lever appears to be raging at present in Cleveland
with unexampled violence. The Herald states
that Tor about three of land at the corner
Euclid and Frontier streets, 1000 in cash. or
S3U'OOo ON time, has been offered. The location
alluded to is something like two miles from the
business portion of Cleveland. The Herald is an.
prehensive that as steam is getting so high there
will be 'tgrand burst up'' in Cleveland one of
these days. That paper says:
People are getting their speculative fever IN to.
and sometimes far above the heat of 1887. and we
should be but little aStonished to hear of sale of
real estate at 81, 600 an inch. If some of the mr.
chasers at the present rates can find "he place tn
get thelr money back" they will deserve much
credit Tor ShrewdneSS. Six months since most of
tie land sales were made for cash, but now small
payments are made and the balances are on time
SET back must come, and then, ''stand from un-
der" The influx from California will put off The
evil day. but cannot avert it. for there is evident
dlSpoSltion TO extend speculation even far beyond
those limits which the increase ofmoney will safely
permit. Exorbitantrents and prices for real proper
~ Will hrSt break up class OF business men whose
moderate capital will rot sustain the demand made
upon 1t for expenses. and their failure will sensbv
eHect men OF larger means. More money is mad
ny coolness and economy, than by rash hazards and
fortunate speculation. N