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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-14
For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PRVISIONS AT
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GROCERlES AND PRVfSlONS Al
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the atten-
tion Of Merchants throughout the county OF
Portage, and the trade generally to their stock OF
roc cries kept constantly hand and to which large
additions daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usuaIyke in Groceries and provision esabhsn
menfs which we are prepared TO sell as low as any
house in the county. Being workmen ourselves We
1efy competition. ,,, -.
EaeI;ng oreatfI 10 our friends for their LIBERAL pat
ronaoe extended TO u.s. we them that we can Oh
fer them greater inducements tins season man oeiofe
The following comprises portion oil our s'ocA
me-. I,r,,,r, ~uba and Old Governmen Mt Java. |
Sugar, moLAssEs AND sSHuP.
N.o.&P. K. Sugar, Double refined loaf sugar;
CranuIated do New Orleans Molasses;
Powdered do Cardenas do
Crushed do Green Stuarts syrup:
r. & c. Coffee do
Cloves. Nutmegs, Ginger. Marce. Box Mustard, Can
Mustard, Pepper sauce, Cassa, Ground pepper, spice
and cinnamon.
Boxes NJ r raisins, Almonds, I,iquorice,
do Layer do Brazil NUS OhVe OIL,
do Cluster do FhperIs' Cocoa nus
soodIsss do English walnuts Pea nuts,
Roxes and drums figs; Lemons and Oranges
" TEAS.
young hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Old hyson, Black
Goldfish. Mackerel, White fish, Trout, Pickerel,
No. and scaled herring.
FoBAccoEs.
| Kentucky SIX twist Tin foil fine cut
Suaot cavendisb and lb papers smoking,
| R.I,imore s,up. Warwick 6 Bryan's can;
General assortment of fine Spanish lIaf& Sesars,
| Cat chewing, Snuff, &c
SOAP CANDLES.
Fancy shaving soap, No. Washing Soap,
Bar do do Adamaniine do
BurwelI's chem. washing do, White bar do
Sperm candies, Starine candles,
Starr do Tallow do
Linseed, Sperm, Lard, Sweet.
suNDRIEs.
Bed'cords, Cream tartar; Matches
| Painted pals, Sup car. seda Powder,
| Tubs, Sal soda Candies
| British utre, Tartaric acid, Saeratus,
| Copperas & Alum, Whiting & putty, Starch,
Chalk and rosin Flour sulphur, English split pea
1 Tar, Madder, Ottar, Usage orange seee
| Candle wick Salt petre, for hedges
Wrapping twine, Batting Toys wallets
! Cordage, lndi. o, Spruce gum Snud boxes,
| Pickles sardides. Backing, Steel pens,
| TaPioca. G lass ware, Lead pencils,
Maccaroni Stone ware, SIates
Rice -four, Raper and ink, Slate pencils,
! Baskets Brooms, Mop handles,
! Whip Iashes, Lime, Faucets
Il PROVISIONS.
Flour Hams and shoulders Rice,
Buckwheat do. Pork, Crackers
Corn meal Fish, Pickles.
Potatoes, Butter, Onolns,
Vinegar, Turnips, Beets,
Beans Peas, Tongues
| Bried beef Corned beef Maple mrfasses
Lard, Cheese, Honey, do sugar.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full through
out the season and solicit examination from any
disposed to purchase.
N.B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country produce
or taken in exchange for goods at rates which will
satisfactory.
Ravenna April !, 1853.
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..Every family shou.t have a Copx.,,

Every family should have a Copy.'
a" Invaluable Book, only 25 cts. per copy.
MAN, Know THYsELF.
kh. Hanters hedica! Manual and Hand Book for
~ ue annlcteo. Containing outline of the Cr.piu
progress treatment and every form of dises n
t1a.ted by proinscuous sexual intercourse
by sexual excess, with advice for their nrevcn,;o.
written in familiar style, avoiding all medical tech;caE
ties and everything that would offend the ear of dac
from the result of 20 years successful practice excI
svey devoted to the Of diseases of delicate or nd
vate nature.
To which added receipts for the of the above dis
cases. and treatise on the causes symptoms and cure d
the Fever and Ague % copy six copies for
will be forwarded to any part of the
u S. by mail free of postage Address ostPaid, Box
1856 Post Office, the author 50 North Seventh street,
Philadelphia.
$50, Boilers Forfeit.
Dr. Hunter will forfeit $50 If failing any
of disease that under his matter
how long standing affecting Either invited
his private 80 North Seventh street Philadelphia.
without fear of interruption from othe patients Stran-
gers and others who have been unfortunate in the selection
of physician, are invited to call. stG
1MPoTENcY-Through unrestrained indulgence of the
passions by seabuse the evils numerous
Premature mpotency involuntary seminal discharges vast
ing of the organs loss of memory dstaste for female
ciety general debility or constitutional arrangement
to follow. If necessary consult the doctor with
fdeuce; he offers perfect cure.
Read and refect,-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and inmany
their lives the hands of physicians Ignorant of this class
of maladies 1t is certainly impossible for one to
understand all the ills the human family subject to-
Every respectable physician las his peculiar branch
which he is more successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes most of his time and study
Years practice exclusively devoted to the study
treatment Of diseases sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body throat legs pains in the head
bones mercura sheumatism structures gravel irreg
larites diseases arising from Youthful excesses impur
ties of the blood, whereby the constitution has become
eneebled enables the doctor offer speedy relief all
who may place themselves under his care
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
| Price, So, and SO, per package. l1S5-1J
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Clothing. CgOtRas, CassIaneres,
Vestings. Furnishing Goods,
&c, SC, &c.
D. NJ. SOM ERVTLEE

Z S receiving from New York, and will continue to
keep on hand a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing of superior quality, and prices that cannot
'ail 10 suit Cash and Ready Pay Customers.
and vesiings will find it 10 their interest TO call and
examine his stock
Pains will be taken to get and Keep Eand all kinds
of furnishing goods and taors trimmings of the best
quality.
Every effort will he made suit all kinds of custom
making up garments, in style and workmanship
by attention their tastes and by employing the
best workmen
Cash and Ready Pay has been motto for the lasi
three wears, and we feel no inclination change, be-
eving he better for customers well as ourselves
u Cutting done right, short notice at the shop
three dors of Littles Block nearly opposite the
Bank.
Royenna Anr,l 9Otl, 1o53
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LAW NOTICE.
{ AGENCY OF DR.. s. FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines,

TTSED by him with such distinguished in the
" cure of Coughs, Consumption Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea Piles, Female
Complaints &c. Also Dr. s. Fitcll's Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces, Inhang ubes aud Lectures
on Consumption and the art of Preserving life and
health to old age &c.,
eRODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
stanty on hand at his residence in Bred. only agent
fdr Portage County, Ohio.
- fDr. Ftch's ssGude Book to inyalids, and direc
fons for promoting health, and instructions 10 mothers
in the management of children, may be had, gratuit
ousy, by calling for it at his residence above. Ar
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimfeld, JAM 6, 1852. I!ee
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To whom all letters should be addressed res ed
"A Card.

To the People Of Portage County.
KTAVlNG made arrangements with the firm of H.
IL II. Rhyan & Co., 5th street Pittsburgh, knewn
of the largest and best Furniture Manufactures
in the United States by which to furnish all who will
favor me with their custom. with every variety of
GABIMRT TURM1TURB0
Found in any city west of New York and prices
low.
my stock of ware consisting part Of choice selec-
tion of SOFAS mahogany spring bottom, parlor and rock
lng chairs and large assortment of bottoms from
9 to "a dollars per sett.
Marble mahogany and cherry top parlor tables, bu-
1eaus wasH stands cottage sofa and common bedsteads
nlage assortment and superior quality of looking glass.
es at very low prices, and any quantity of picture
frames at one shilling each. have also assortment
Of Eastern work from New York.
Collins kept hand of all slzes and superior quaIi-
~ of the genuine long hair Mattresses and cured hair
manufactured in this county.
IL Ware Rooms on Main st., one door east of Halls
Book Store, Ravenna. T. G. PHILLIPS.
Ravenna, July 12 1853.
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No. 9 Pine Street,
New York City.
MAY I'd, 1858.

HE7 have made arrangement with the exensivI
w Firm of WILLIAMS & CUHSINGHAM, No. Pi3s
Street New York. which will enable reduce We
prices Of Goods least 25 per We will sell Has
which formerly sold for So for 4i. No which We
sold 81 for 81 every thing III line in proportion.
We receive this morning of Goods and we have
% more on the road The largest Stock OF Hats Caps,
and Bonnets ever brought 10 this town. We have bat
one price for goods, below you will find the prices:
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DG q { 0 Sc B1,
DR.. B. 7. SPELMAa

W OULD announce to the people of Ravenna and
w its viciny, that he has located permanently in
this place. where he will always hold hImsef in reaI
to attend to every call in his professional line In
addition the insertion of artificial teeth, plugging
&c, particular attention will be paid TO the diseases
of the mouth and gums, branch of The profession
usually neglected
Dr. s. Is in possession of all The improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference over those
of any other city the union; and manufacturing his
mineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance com
mon proclaim teeth. Owing to the absorption which
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved is necessary make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs so that
when the common teeth used, instead of being an
ornament, tEey often dsfgure the mouth: nor will the
of the old fashioned gum eeth obvate the difficulty
But the mprovedmethod removes every objectlon and
though they composed of the materials, they
constructed as to be much serviceable and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half The expense incurred in the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages re
sulting from these improvements which cannot be
forth in notice so brief Those interested there
fore invited call at his Office and Dr. s. will be glad
explain the advantages of this the old plan
plan which he pracced for years before he receiv
| ed the improvements References will be gwen TO
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him. and individual in this village who has an
| entire set in both jaws. ...--
Office IN Seymours Block over the Post Office.
| Rayenpa, Nav 9Th 1851.
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use from
Physicians who have used it in tl.eir practice, and
speak from their own observations.
REPFEREHcRn.
/. P. B. Peckham NJ d., Utica, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ D.. Syracuse, N. Y.
L. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua N. Y
M. H. Hills, M. D.. Rochester, N. y.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N H.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D.. City of New York.
J. C. Orrick, N. D., Baltimore, Md
Prof Dunbar NJ. D., &C
J. P. Newland. Nj. D., Utica. N Y.
Rev. Clough S. Beard. Glenn Springs s. G..
CURTIS HATCH, Agent,
Druggist, Ravenna, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists in the adjoi ming
counties. -=.s-.s. z-4s~s.sF
READ FOLLOWING LETTER
To DR. MARcH1sr:-I have been ten years froub-
led with Female Complaints-proapsus uteri and ala
the attending difficulties at times rendering my life
miserable have had the attendance of some OF the
best physicians with but little successthe most they
could do was to relieve; out OF the ques-
ton. For five months before commencing with your
medicine lad not been able 10 perform any labor;
could walk but few steps at time, and scarcely
went out of doors-in short, was completely pros
trated both in body and mind, and expected to drag
out the rest of my days in suffering and misery But
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholieon as the
last Ihad not used it week before felt like
another woman. BY the of three bottles Twas
abed perform all she labor for in the family with
ease ard could walk anywhere in the neighboriood
| without injury, Nothing but sense of my duty ts
you and the afflicted, has induced TO state my case
| to the public. / safely recommend tie PREPARATION
to all those suffering like myself
fSigned) Mrs SARAH A. BISHOP.
! Freedom, Portage Co., o.. Dec. 9Th, 1882
| 0f J. B. MARCHISl & Co., Propretors. Central
Depot 3o4 Broadway, New-York l2l7-6m
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YENRUNKS VALlSES g. CARPET BAGS.
A large supply just received Mt the Eagle cloth
ing store and for sale cheaper an be bought eso
where in the county call and see them.
CHA'S. GREENFIElDER,
AprIl 90, 1885,
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New Books, New Books.

New Books, New Books.
Jewett's Lectures on Temperance.
Sargeant's Temperance Tales.
Arthur's Six Nights with the Washingtonans.
Fifty Arguments in favor of the Anti-Lquor
Law.
The Maine Liquor LAW by citizen of Maine
White Slavery in the Barbary States, by Hon
Charles Sumner.
Key to Uncle Toms Cabin, by Harriet Beech.
er Stow.
Wide Wide World.
Life Pictures.
Peep of Day. -.
Line upon Line, by Author Of Peep of Day.
Here Little and there Little.
Precept upon Precept.
Lady of the Lake. (smbeshed.l
Lofty and Lowly.
Old Guard of Napoleon, by Headley.
Walter Colton's Works.
T. S. Arthur's Select Tales, beautifully bound
A choice stock of beautifully bound Bibles. 'res
taments &C., &c, also Stationery, Blank Books
&C., &C., in every variety, just received and very
cheap for ready Pay at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, April 25. 1858.
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HnONNETTS.-Those persons that have been wait
ID ing fir the lat, styles of Bonnetts, can now see
them and buy them some less Than they be bought
for at any other place in the follwng late styles
ufe OUT Pearl and satin braid, ernbry sntin braid,
aIboni straw, florence and tuscan, linen braid white
chip, &C.,
May %. 1853. JAMES IwiTT q CO.'S
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Saws.

SPEARi& Jackson's Hand Saws-also cross
- cut, Tenon, Rip, Felly and Web Saws at
FRASERS.
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PUMPS

PUMPS. ;
fNHAlN pumps with all The fxings Also cast iron
" pumps with resoivng tops and lead pipe attached
&c, for snle Mt RAws,ns.
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Carringe TrimninRs.
EDA TENT Leather, Enamelled Cloth. Sc A.. m,
II sale al the Carriage shopof 49, "'
Rayenns. March 80, Isss. Es.
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SlXPENCE PRINTS New styles and
~ fast colors, Ginghams and hest the market for
Is per yard. Lawns from Cd 10 2s can he found
ut HoRRs.
June 81
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A LOVING PAIR OF BRoTHERs-DEMoCRATIC
HARMoNY-The most striking example Of har-
mony among the reorganized democracy" is
the exalted and magnanimous brotherly atfec-
ton ut present existing between the Albany
.aygus the organ ofthe "Old Guard, /" and the AL
bany .qtlas, the oracle of the Buffalo platform.
free soil soft shell faction. The .Argms, in re-
laton to the late proceedings of the Democratic
State Committee Of this State. employs this ami
able and iraternal language in behalf Of the free
sellers of whom and whose cause the .Atlas is
the defender:--
It will be seen that because the State Committee
preferred to promugatc as it, the doctrines aud
principles Of the national democracy, rs proclaimed
at Baltimore, and reiterated in the Inaugural, and to
do this i'll tie identical language OF the inaugural as
embodied in the series Of resolutions introduced by
Mr.. ID. Il. Taylor, In the Assembly, and adopted by
that body, tie free soil members OF the committee.
following the lead Of the free soil members OF the
House when brought to the test Of a vote on them,
shrsIk from the ordeal and left the room in which
the committee we're embed. The scene was re-
petition, though N smaller scale, Of the stampede
Of the Bufisl, es" in the Assembly, led of by the
Speaker short time before and adds, If possible,
significance ard importance to that memorable show
Of Heels instead vi hands the cardinal points Of
fifth and Practice with which tie democracy Of the
Union and tho demOci attic administration stand iden
tilted befoie the country.
This is beautiful and to the point. But the
atlas is even more direct in its compliments to
the incorrigible hard shells. Speaking of little
domestic difficulty in the family, the organ of
Martin Van Buren, and the Buffalo platform
says that the .drgus proposes to bolt next fall
in case our excellent Comptroller (WrighD
should be renominatcd;' but that its bonds
win find no hackers" that it's promises and
pledges are not to be relied upon, and that
II Ia willing TO come ont openly for the wing can
ddats. There IL no doubt Of that. The recollection
II past iavors from the administration Of Hunt q Co
Gov Seymour equally with chat Of Presi lent Pierce
ard would like TO vent its spite openly. But the
whir clique who have subsidized it will not let it
show ~ hand. They have not contracted with it
a Wig piper, but rs an ostcnsble democratic paper
Now. between the music respectively of these
two han monious democratic organs at Albany
we should like to know first which is the re-
cognzed organ Of the administration at Wash
inpton the .Gtlos or the .dygus?-and, secondly,
what may we expect as the results OF this love
snoag the brethren in the fall election and,
thirdly, what is the Washington Union about
tc permit such family jars at Albany? They
must be speedily rectihed or there will be y
precious row among the brethren in November
and dreadful amount OF boiling
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and ought to bear the chief brunt Of their In

and ought to bear the chief brunt Of their In
dignation.
Finally. to sum up the catalogue. the Maine
Liquor law has been lost by two votes. After
this division there would be affectation in deny
ing the prospect of it's becoming law next SEES
sion. Events clearly point that way. Ameri-
can liberty it seems, has become irksome. We
require dash of despotism to give SAVIOR to
life. We have had too much happiness too
much comfort; let US try to curtail our enjoy
ments. Let us commence by cutting off our
grog Once accustomed to this the temperance
party win effect a junction with the Grahamites,
and butchers meat will be accommodated
Feather beds and sofas will probably follow
and segars and tobacco will be placed beyond
the pale Of the church. All these, and other
Injuries, are undoubtedly prejudicial to the
vigor of the human France if once we begin to
regulate the health of individuals by law, con-
sistency will require us to prescribe them, and
it is impossible to say where we may stop.
Who knows but hereafter it may be statutory
ofence to be convicted Of darrh9a?
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TUE MATTER IMPEACHMENT CAsE.-!Thc A.
seInily having appointed soft hell committee
to conduct the trial for impeachment Of Canal
Commissioner Mather, he need not expect much
quarter TO be shown him. Guilty or not guilty
of the high ofcial misdemeanors for which be
stands accused, he is guilty Of being a harli
she'll, and as il has been thought imperative to
sacrifice some Individual from the Canal Board
10 sasisiy publ G opinion Of the indignation aud
luiiiy Of our Legislature, let the person ar
raigucd brace hmsrlf mp for harl fight. H.
Il hard she'll, aud II he con DC made the scape-
goat 81 the whole JOINT stock concern il i per
Laps all for the best III one victim will su lice,
Why should there be baK dozen?
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The BEAVER ISLAND MoRMONs-The colony Of
Mormons established on Beaver Island, in Lake
Superior, under Strang their High Priest, are
in a fair way of experiencing the fate of the
grand establishment which. few years ago.
under Smith the Prophet, was first expelled
from Missouri, and secondly from Illinois, and
driven into the wilderness by force OF arms If
half the accusations laid against Strang and the
community of Beaver Island be true. the bloody
resistance there the other day to the Mormon
authorities, however unlawful is not to be won
dered at Nor shall we be surprised if we next
hear of the involuntary movement of Strang IL
Co.. men and women and children, en- route to
the Great Salt Lake. But even there the pros
pect of an enduring place of refuge is small for,
from the last accounts, official and unofficial,
terrible war is raging at the headquarters Of
the saints between Governor Young. who only
claims to have received the mantle of the founder
of the Church and Brother GLADDEN. who like
Matthias, modestly sets himself up as the Saviour
OF mankind in tkedisguise of Yankee. Strang
and his colony, too form an offshoot from the
central church. although stern necessity may
drive him and his backsliders back again to the
despotism Of Governor Young
At all events the Beaver Island community
will be shortly compelled to evacuate by ne
gotiations or by war, or else they must speedily
abandon or modify their social institutions and
usages to those of the community around them
Hemmed in by mountains, and deserts, and In
dians thousand miles or more on every side,
the saints at the Salt Lake may multiply aud
replenish the earth for years to come. But they
must be united among themselves. and adapt
themselves at least to show Of respect for the
constitution and laws OF the United States, or
they will sooner than they desire. be dispersed
even from their city of Jerusalem, and their fate
will be that of the ten lost tribes Of Israel. Ex-
perience is hard teacher. The poor Mormons
have had some hard lessons. Strang has been
receiving another, and the worst yet awaits him.
Let him retreat to the Salt Lake, and his case
may do some good. even to the head Of the
church. The industry and energy of the Nor
mons are worthy of all praise. Their preserva
ton through the exercise OF these virtues APP
pears miraculous but unless they can respect
the laws and usages of civilized society their
only safety is among the Indians. Strang had
better move westward as fast as he can.
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Malls for E uroPe.

Malls for Europe.
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From MARAonBo We learn rom Capt johnson. Of the
scbsoier 81 Msry and cspt Johns ~ sAe f. $. Penn
which arrived AZ this prt yesteriy morning, that the
affairs ~ tie government sti remained Ia very
tied ststs When they sailed The gossn"et nad tskea
pos'~s.ion oi all Tho coastng vessels s-d had armed
thea Tor Tie dtfsace II ,hs hst bsr..
~ he 10Th inst,Dt a. HopLiosvne Ky, Nra Piohao,
~ ,No cpid eD were stsncE ~ pgh'ailg Mrs 4. oiei
toop AZ Ter he bocs.
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Fine ts-DsguerssotyPes In OH, by w.
H. Butler, the upper o. Byo-dwAv and Murray
street This new and beautiful art the IA tail Of
IL dsguerreotyp~ With the finish Of the min
painting OF deceased the life
One sitting only Is required.