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Educational Notice

The exercises OF SUMMERTON &C.
ADEMl were resumed Monday :}lst inst
under the supervision OF Mr. II. X. Rrr-
LEDGE. Not only very especial regard is
had To each Students intellectual and
physical culture, SO as to preserve health
both OF body and mind bu, the moral dc.
par'nent is strictly attended to. Sum
merton has long been noted Tor its rco,nrko.
6ly healthy and bcaWjM lDcaiion. Ills sit:
uatcd three miles southeast of Fricndshin
II. o. Boarding can hc obtained anita
near the school at Il number of places for
a reasonable rate, The scholastic wear il
divided into twu sessions, five months each.
with vacntiun Of ono week in the sum'
mcr' including the .ilh of July.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
photography, Rcading, Writing
English Grammcr, Primary &C. ~
o@raphy, Arithmetic. DccIa,na. 81 00
'I1n,and Eng'isi. Composition,
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, 80
Natural Philosophy, &c. %
La,Iu and Greek. : mn
February |, 1888 IA,
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We are authorized to an

nouucc JAMES OHANI.ON, Esq, a
candidate to represent this Congressional
District at the election to be held on the
fourth Monday in February 1858.
Feb. l5;h, 1853 46--td
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Sf@HiDs. S

The aubscribcr having discontinued the Drug
Business will devote his whole time to the prac.
ticc of medicine. Those Wishing his profession.
al surviccs will find hiIh ut all times Ct his resi-.
dencc i'll the Villcgc
X. S. MELETT, M. ID.
Jan. 10 1853, lily.
Wntchman copy.
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The State of So It'll
CAROLINA
10 tho Managers Of Election ,os tg.s. s
Election District et Clarendon,
GP EEiTtfSS77;liI 81 U I4 IS
9REEFIWGi8 b.
4 tftafGstssS: the seat in the Senate Of
ss! ssS f,ry the Election District.

s T. 5sr the Election District
ant BY tiis
sSs snning I'd
So :: and lills
The Constitution o South carolina. III ~:
provided that n writ of election shall ba M.
sued by The President Of the Sanates fo,ssl
the purpose Of filling the vacancy .thua. 6c.
cas!onca, ior the remainder of term iuF
VIII u thcimemher so yacating his seat SY II I
accepting the Office Of. Governor, was slsct;ts
Nov, therefore: you, and eacb of yos,.9S
are Hereby required, after due advertise.
lnen'' and with strict regard to all the pTo.3.
visions the constitution and laws Of tie said
Slate, touching your duty in sucf, case; td !
hoid an election for a'memIer Of sthe Setisl
ate Tor the Election District aforesaid It'd
serve Tor the remainder of 1.-The term .Hhick
the said John l.. Manning was elected tS,s
serve; the polls to be opened at The pafia.,s
places of election Withinthe said Electioiia
District OF Clarendon, on the fourth III foii.
day OF February, in the year Of onf Lord
o. THOUSAND eight hundred and fiffv!tbrsa
by the various sells of managers for thos1.
places respectively; the managera! fof nm
the places of election aforesaid ID fiieotiaf
Samuel Harvin's on the Wedneadav sfol.
lowing count the votes and declafe tho
election. 81. q NJ
This wrIl, together with your fetufhs of
the election to be held under il. ;yGi,l "a Rsysss
before the Senate at the next meeting tLefa.
Of. fiis" III Ffits s'sss s II, ssT
WITNESS, the Honorable R. =. W..
Allston, President Of the; Senate. 81
Columbia, this sixteenih n ,isvus m M. 8
cenloer, III the year of our Lord bns
thousand eight hundred and fiitSs5
two' and Inthe seventy.seventh Seasf
o. inc snoyereign'yand indepeIdSaitS
OF the United States of sAmerics.
r. +. w. AILSTON; S.
President of Senate.
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Notice..

All those indebted to me Y Note or
open Account are notified to make l,lmc-
date payment hy the first Of March or
shall put their Notes and Accounts in the
hands q! an officer for collection.
y. u. McROi.
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THE OLUNIBIA j NJ. 5 BANNER'

lis PrpLisnEp DAILY AT Sc I; iTRI.WE WEEkLY
AT SO AND NYSgKLY AT 81,
NO FAPER WILLBE: SENT}FROM THE
OFFICE WITHOUT PAYMENT IN AID.
VANCE.
Its circulation extends throughout this State,
and all the Southern Suites, and presents q
good opportunity for merchants to advertise
Its columns are filled with the Latest News,
foreign and domestic, as files of Europcan pa
pers are received weekly. The publication Of
u largo collection Of Documentary papers rvla-
ting to our
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY,
will be commenced US soon rs we can ARA nge
them.
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DR.. E. J, Rembert,

Having located at the residence Of his
rather, Col: Ncmbcrt, respectfully Offers
li;S proics- ional services to the vicinity and
Pubic, and hopes by attention and assidu-
~, To business To merit share of their
confidence and support.
Feb. Sth., 1903 l5-lm
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Notice,

gpcraons having demands against the
estate of Chdscl Weeks, decd, will hand
thc,nsin duly attcssed Ms &lIeslaw directs,
ssSand; all those ilide5ted 10 the, same will
make payment 10 gss
Ss . s4 WEEKS tTsstor
Fob. lt,t b 4 80 30 I6-2al 3
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(F We are authorized te
announce Col. JACOB f. BELSER as
a candidate to represent us in our next
State Legislature.
February |, 1858 l4--tf
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! r LIsl ,ses 81,
OF % Inc Eai end . Of DAN.
IEIi MAT rs, ESD announce him as a
caudidatsi for Tax q Collector :lor 4 siaremont
County, at the ensuing election II; /;
Feb. 9Th, 1853 III, .ss l5.-td
SOUTH CAROLINA s. s
Temperance Advocate.
den, and placed under the management .uIa
control Of the subscriber, will be published re-
gulnrly eSsry week on and after the 9Th innua-
TIE paper is designed aa the Organ Of The
Cause OF Temperance, embracing ererry Order
hnd organization. IL will be miscellaneous
family Journal mid Agricultural Paper. and tbs
ann OF the present proprietor will he TO n.tktit
in every respect Worthy the confidence and sup
port, not only Of T1fhperhhce Men, but cfthe
reading public generally. ,.;s.
terest in its success, Will ht once tse their in
fiuencc to accomplish its permanent establish
ment. E @5s2 k,g.1 ,.i r-5 aA .tttit -
1'ERMs-TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.
Subscriptions for six months reserved ut the
same rate. In each case. the cnsh must accom-.
pany the order and all letters by mail are ex-
pected TO be prepaid.
GI Those who have paid the former pro.
rleptur IN advance for the year 1862, will be
furnished with the paper until the time for which
they have paid expires. The accounts for 1852
having been rrafisftred to the subscriber, those
who are in arrears will oblige him by remii,ting
the amount in,h,,ediateiy Address. sfE 5.s,l
December 2i, 1859. / If
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LARGE SALE
o f Dry G 90 d s:

Which for variety, quality, newness Of .tylca
and chcapness, merit the attention of every
body, some of which we ilere enumeratc:
"a. s II a " Is.
Plain colored Canton Grape Shawlr, at a5
Superffhe Cont Grape Shaw!s with extra heavy
fringes, Rich Embroidered Cap, Crste Shawls
Superfine French and Berlin WGol, Eensedule
Tyne and Bay State, Double, Four faced aud
Long Shawls, of the heaviest description Hcu.
Wy lO.4 square Woolen Shawls of the following
styles: Santng, Jenny Lind, Florence and Bays
Water. French Ebroidercd Thibet, Broche
worked, Janiquard loom worked and plain
Thbet Shnwls in clloice variety. Embroidered
Canton CraHc, 1}r0chc Worked and Paris
printed Afantles and ScaIfs yns- ,G
DRESS GOODS. M
Plain and Figured BLAcK Gno'D RLsys
SILKS, Plain colorcd gro'd Nap md Marceline
Silks Striped and Plaidcd Wash Silks; Plain,
Figured, Striped ana Plaid Nous. D.Lains in
the latest styles and rfShers dyes. Scotch and
English printed d'laincs of the handsoulest pa
irons PlAIn Paris Nous. D'Lanes in all va
riety Of coldrs. FRENCH, GERMAN and Eng.
LfsII MERINos of the most superiorquahriesa and
colors. French and English Chintz patron
Calic6cs. Best qualities and makes OF Amrri-
can Prints. Col'd OrgnIldics, French Crane
Licse, Bareges, Grape D'paris Illusions, Silk
Tissues, &c, for evening and Ball wear. Also
just received, 1872 OF beautifully Embroidered
Swiss Muslin Robe patron DR., sses, each one
having n Fashion earn attached. ..,
EJLBROLDERLES.
Etlra ahper FRENcI NEEDLE CnEMIsErrEs
OF the richest descriptions md fincat euality.-
Prices from 81 l-2 to $40 d piece
Richest and latest styles French needle work
LACE and MUSLIN CoLLAns in very large
variety.
Superb NEEDLE EMBROIDERED Lines
CAMHRIc H4NpKERcnIEFs, also superior as.
soriment of plain ditto. ra, ;S st ~ -, 4.
Cambria and Swiss MUSLIN EpoIvcs,
FnILLs, BANDS, IsssRTIaes.g- -Sc:., OF ,he beat
lilies nni ne wes, sts'.t q 8
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Butler g. NeWberV.

y
ARE now receiving general assort-
ment OF GKOCERlES Consisting in part
as follows:
Brown c. and Crushed Sugars;
Rio and Cuba Coffee:
Cuba and Tricklc Molasses;
Sugar House Syrup;
Colgate's superior Fancy Soap;
Fresh Cluster Ralscns
Hyson Tea;
Charleston Steam refined Candy;
Sperm, Ada'linc and Tallow Candles ;
Flour and Rice;
Butter. Soda and Sugar Crackers
Sardines, Pickles, Preserves, &c
Powder and Shot;
Tobacco and Scgars, &c. &c. All OF
which we will sell extremely low for cash.
Jonuary 25lh, 1853 l3--3t
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Administrators Notice.

| HAVE appointed Mr.. W. NJ. Greens,
l my Agent, to settle all the matters of
the Estate OF John Mcdonald, late of this
District. MARY Il. MCDONALD.
ALL Pcrsons having demapds agains,
tho Estate OF John Mcdonald, will present
them duly attcsted. Thusc indebted will
make immediate payment to
w. NJ. GREEN, Agent.
February II, 1852, l7-tf
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Garden Seed Z!
GaaH'taGHR Seed 99

a mll assortment of l.ludrcllt's war
entcd Garden Seeds, which are fresh and
genuine.
BUTLER g. NEWBERY.
!anuary 2jth, 1888 l:}--3t
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test Styles. The ,patronB ofahe above VIII
DO well TO examine our stock before. pfif.
chasing. '.'1 'tsi
slNcw York, Fcbru.ry !, 1853 l4-ccm
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Which for variety, quality, newness Of stylca
and chcapness, merit the attention of every
body, some of which we ilere enumeratc:
~ ..L Is II 4 IL T. s. N. - N.
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Bargains, Bargains,

UyHE stock of goods in STAcEE's well known
IL Fancy Store. Cleveland has. has been as
signed for the beneff of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern. and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment fJesce7ry
very large assortment of rerfume,y and toilet
articles, Shawis. Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons, Satchels. Y,olns, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
riefy of Fancy Gouds too numerous to mention.
MIST of The articles such as do rot keep
and do not intend to keep on sale at my Store. and
hence it is desirable TO clear out this STICK soon
as possible am instructed to sell, positively, at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrans
poriation in order to close the concern speedily.
As these instructions will be strictly adhered TO-.
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable a, ticles at cheap rate.
l would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants t. the large and elegant stock OF
parfunery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and BETTER than they Can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles l.. w. HALL, Assignee.
s Ravenna, April 11th. 1853.
Sentinel aud mig llense copy.
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AGENCY OF DR.. s. FITCH'S
felebrafpd Medicines

TISED by him with such distinguished success in the
y of Coughs Consumption Catarrh Asthma,
Heart Diseases, DYSPEPSIA. Gonorrhea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. lso, DIR. s. Ftch's Abdominal sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inbang Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health 10 old age. &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
stantly hand at hsresdence in Brimield only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
5 DR.. Fitc's s'Guide Book to invalids, and direc-
tions for promoting health, and nsu uctions 10 mothers,
in the management of Children, may be he'd, gratuit-
ously, by calling for it at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimfeld JAN 6 1852. I'eS
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
THE MOST T.4LU9BLE SPRING md
SUMNER EDICIfE IN THE WORLD.
mAlgnYas FOREST W1NRg

GlSAASl U - EWGSNSI WA91eG3
EDATRONiZED by the nobility and medical faculty
u of England and esteemed the most extraordinary
medicine IN The world.
Medicines containing molasses liouorce, like the
boasied Sarsaparilas. require many large hotties
produce the slightest change in health. The Forest
Wine is altogether different article 1t contains no
syrups give it consistency hut acquires its excellent
favor and powerful medical qualities from the veeela-
bic plants of which il is composed The Forest Wine
combines the virtues of the
Wild Cherry, DaEde!0n. Yellow Deck and
SaFSapariIia.
with other valuable plants whose properties still
more powerful.
Its high concentration renders it of the most ef
fcent medicines Less than a single bot
lie the lingering patient from weakness debl-
y and sickness, strong and vigorous health. Every
dose shows its good effects the constitution, and
proves the stale of The health. The Forest Wine is
recommended. in the strongest terms, for all COM
plants of the
GF Stomach. Liver Kidneys Nervous Disorders, Bill.
lions Affections Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Loss of ppe-
tte, Jaundice, Female Complaints. Scrofua.
and all disorders arising from BAD
BLOOD, and impure habit of the
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SAVED FROM DEATH

Testimony of Mr.. Nathan Matthew's highly respec.
DIR. G. w, HALsEY:-1 believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have heen the neaes of saving my life. When
commenced taking Them, laid AT the point of DEATH
with Dropsy. Pios and Asthma. My physician had
given past cure, and my family had lost all
hope of my recovery While in this dreadful situation
your Forest Wne and Pills procured for me, and
before had finished the first bottle of the Wine and
box of Pills experienced great relief my body and
limbs, which were greatly swollen became senslbly
reduced Hopes my tcovery began revive
and after continuing The of yon medicines for about
a month"; the Piles and asthma completely cured
The Dropsy, with which my life placed in such
great danger, also nearly gene have continued
the use of your medicines Ill. the present lime, and
enjoy perfect health ever did in my life
although am more than sixty Yeas of age.
ascribe my recovery entirely TO the of your
cellen medicines. Several of my neighbors have also
used them with similar success in obstinate complaints
and can cheerfuIly recommend them to the public.
Yours, respectfully. N. MATTHEW'S.
Newark NJ J.. Dec 10 I347,
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sUMME ARRAN G E ME- Mt.
an and after Wednesday. May l3. 1853 Pas
- senger trains will fun daily, Sundays excepied,)
follows:
Leaves Cleveland at 1000 A. NJ Express Train for
Wellcville and intermediate stations 445 P. NJ, Ae.
commodation for Alliance, stopping all way sta
tions. 8,l5 NJ Express train leaves for Alliance,
stepping al Huds and Ravenna only
Leaves Alliance at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, 90 NJ and
Is M Accommodation Trans for Clevelad nd. stop
ping all way stations
Leaves Wesyis al 2 10 p NJ Express Train for Cleve
land and intermediate stations.
The 10 0.00A. NJ. Express rran from Cleveland con-
meets daily with The following lines at Cleveland
with the Trans from Cincinnati and Columbus. Chi
cago and Toledo Buffilo and I,unkrk and Lake Steam
at Hudson with the Akron Branch Railroad for
euyahoga Falls and Akron; at Ravenna with Wards
line of horse Coaches for Warren; Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad ct Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Canton. Mas
silon and Wooster; Bnyard with Hacks for Dover
New Philadelphia and CarrolI,on.
FOR PITTSB BURGH.-The 1000 NJ and s:l5
NJ Trains from Cleveland, CONNECT Alliance with the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh forming
TWO daily lines between the Two cities.
FOR HIfEELING--The 1000 A Nj Train from
Cleveland connects WelsviIlc with the splendid side
wheel steamers, Winchester and Diurna on the Ohio
River, for Wheeling and intermediate landings
| FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTTNOREs-
Passengers cketed through from Cleveland TO either
of the above cities ria Pittsburgh and Penrsyiyana
Central Rail Road for 10 and they can go through bv
| the 10, 90 A NJ or Us NJ Trains.
| The Express Train leaving Cleveland al 8:l5 p NJ
connects with the Express Tram from Cincinnati and
| Columbus, IhlcaGO ana OleuO anu lAdhe
Shore Road from Dunkirk and Bufflo at Cleveland.
and with the Akron Branch Railroad at Hudson, for
| Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and with the OHIO and
Pennsy ivania Rail Road AT Alliance for Pittsburgh.
| Passengers leaving Cincinnati Chicago, Toledo OF
Detroit in the morning evening can direct to Pitts
I burgh Eeveand without any Ieiention.
| RETURNING-Passengers leaving Wheeling in the
morning will WellsviiIe with the 3 10 p NJ
Express Train and Passengers from Pittsburgh Salem
Canton, Massilon Wooster and other stations on the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. will take the 8.3C
Nj, 90 or Is NJ Train at Alliance and ar
rive in Cleveland in time connect with the Lake
Shore Road for New York. via ilunkirk Buffalo.
Also with trains for Columbus. Cincinnati, Toledo
and Chicago and with for Ports Lake Erie
| and the Northwest.
The above Trains connect ut Hudson with the Akro1
| Branch Rail Road for CuyaLoga Falls and Akron.
| JOHN DURAND, Superintendent.
! C. &. p. Rail Road Office.
Cleveland Nov. Is, 1859
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TO THE FASHIONABLE.

A. b o U c he.
(Late Foreman to r. John Giiis Boot Manufactured
gEs1 las CONNIE onced the boot and shoe manufactur-
YEN ing, one door South of The c ourt House. and
32s-would solicit a share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience the business give
full satisfaction to all who may bo pleased patrnnze
him, He intends tn manufacture the following kinds
Gentlemen's French Calf sewed and peeged Boots.
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots sewed and pegged
and manv other fashions, too numerous mention.-
He intends TO eonfne himself principally to the
facthre Of Gentlemen's ware.
Repairing done in good order and short notice
Particular attention paid to cash customers.
A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1853 -iy
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y. HE wITT's
EXPRE ESS MALL LINE.

THREE TIMES WEEK BETWEEN HIRAM
49, AND RAFENNA.
vAzR THE undersigned will run hack
fzzsAG for passengers, three times week
betwe4n Hiram and Rav.nna. Passing through.
Garrettsvile, Freedom and Sbaersville
Leaves Hiram, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. at O'Clock A. M.
Leaves GarrettsviIle at O'Clock A. NJ, and ar
riyes at Ravenna at IL O'Clock A. M. in time for
the Pittsburgh Train of Cars.
RETURNING,
Leaves Ravenua same day at O'Clock P. NJ. and
arrive at Garrettsville at O'Clock P. NJ. and ar
rives at Hiram at 8 O'Clock P. M
70 He will also carry passengers TO any point
off from the regular route, which they may desire
to reach, at reasonable rates.
~ FARE FROM HIRAM TO RAVEN
MA FIFTY CENTS. "a
Hiram. March 8. 1858. ]. HEWITT.
N. B.-After April 1st, Hewitt's Express will
run daily.
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S. r A w SO N,
SUCCESSOR TO NJ. HUBERT

IOOOOIIkoSNIFe I y WI. n . IT'D L1IN y
RAvEMMA. OHIO.
DRASS Founder, Copper Snrh. Tin and
ID Sheet Iron W orker--keeps on hand gen
eral assortment Of Stoves, Stove pipe, Tin and
sheet Iron ware. Also Brass and Copper Kei
ties. Chnin pumps, Cast Iron Revolving pumps
Lead pipe, Sad Irons, Brass and Copper cast
ings, Gun trim mings &r.
Also, Tin Roofing Cutters and spouling put
up nj short nolice.
g Job Work done 10 order ano most kinds
Of produce tnken in exchange. few doors
south Of the Court House.
S. RAWSON.
Ravenna Jan. 25, 1858. 1904
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ER. B. Horton & Co.

MEl0eREAM MANUFACTURERS
AKRON, OHIO.
NHE Melo p can is a Musical Instrument, ad-
mirably adapted, by its sweetness of Tone aud
Power for either the Paror Choir For of Per-
ormanee quckness of touch expression durability and
cheapness it stands unrivalled by any instrument in
-'~.--
PATENTED JUNE 1910.
These instruments after many years Of labor and eNper
ment have been brought state of perfection and
sucF are warranted and offered to the public.
We extensively engaged in the manufacture of
these
UnriVaIlPd Instruments!
and are prepared by the aid of Steam Power furnish
in any quantities, to such may favor with their pat
ronage All desrous of obtaining good musical
instrument should not fail give these bearing and
examination, before purchasing any other kind.
PRICE, EEsOFz SiOO $50.
They can be sent with perfect safety any part of the
country.
All enquiries orders addressed to the undersgnedwin
will receive prompt attention. --.. ..r.
II. B. HORTON 6, Co.
Akron, Summit Co., o.. July H. 1852 1l92-1y
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.NEW BOOKS! N:EW BOOKS!

.WEW BOOKS! .NEW BOOKS!
APREP INTO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-By "Aunt
Mary " for her nephews end nieces; with an ed-
dress frum Mrs. Stowe to the Children in England
and America.
THE TELL Tale, or Home Secrets bv the Au-
thor of Sunny Side. Peep at No. five. &c.
MY NOVEL, or Varieties in English Life. By
Buwer.
UGLY ErFIE. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hen,z.
THE SENAroRs Son, or the Maine law last
refuge. By Miss Ful!er,--a nj w supply received
and rice reduced-going off fast.
DEMOCRACY OF CHRISTIANITY, by VIM. Good
ell, Vol. IL received,
A general assortment of School and Miscellane-
Gus Books constantly on hand Calat
,sgai Il sesit esaslesa HILLS BOOK STORE.
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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
1853
1855
Wholesale and Retail
Spyehaia Asso,tmtnt f. Ready Made Cloth
ing Just Receired al The e -4
ICLoT ri NC STORE.

afWv q +. Sibsefibet has Just received his Spring
q and Summer stock oi Ready Made clothing and
and complete offered for sale in Portage county
notwithstanding several immense stocks recently i'm
ported ntotow by the contrary
HIS stock embraces every ossbe style and variety
of men mad boys elething and furnishing goods all Of
which We're bought ., extremely law figures and which
compete With any establishment on the western Re-
serve. Fhe public respectfully invited 10 call
afhls store In Liftss Block nearly opposite tn Prem
us House and examine his stock whether they wish to
purchase or not se7
The undersigned returns his sincere thinks to his
friends and toners for their liberal patronage already
extended him. and he is confident that The quality and
prce OF MS goods Is sufficient 10 warrant
Of the same. :. g - ~
Ravenna, April GOTH 1853