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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

ENHE "Rapp Patent Scientific GOLD
II PEN is one of the easiest in its movements
and the most elastic and satisfactory in its execution
which we have tried. Ii is the most scientific
IN It's principles Of manufacture, AID of course
performs its work wen.-Phiadelphia Public Ledger,
august, 1858.
For sale by the only agents.
de- GENNET JAMES, Eagle Square.
WE have just received l piece super
w BLACK VELVET, for ladies' cloaks
Also, wide aud narrow Black Velvet Ribbons low
priced Plaid Shawls, &c. &c.
del C. HARTWELL L CO
Is NOTICE--Ladies and gentlemen,
sEif you want BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
Il CARPET BAGS and VALICES, of good
49, quality, either for yourself children or SER
wants, 90 to ALEX. HILLS, where you viii find
every article you want in his ine and at prices that
will not fail to please no IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

DUM.-One hogshead superior old ia
Ia niaica Rum. For sale by
de S r. NJ BURTON.
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VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLU.

Nv
ID.-Haye you ever used this celebrated Wash
ing Fluid? Ii you have not and wish to keep ahead
by economising your time, labor and money, and
with hard rubbing of them washing boards try at
once of this popular washing fluid. Itrequfres
only one gill to do ordinary washing in less than
two hours. 1t soeus and removes the dirt leaving
the articles of the most brilliant whteness without
injury TO the finest fabric. Price, 50 gallon,
D cents quart bottle. Prepared only by
L. J. PlCOT CO.,
no % Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

HHEESE.-Imitation English. Goshen,
~ and few cases Stilton Cheese. For sslp by
de y X. M. BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

December 10th, 1855.
GoDDIN il APPERSoN Auctioneers de In-dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

LIAR DYES-From the most celebra.
II ted manufacturers, for sale very low BARRIERS
and dealers supplied at manufacturers prices.
de Is e. J. PiC0T L. CO. Drusgists
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SPERM AMI WHALE OIL, Bacon
~ Sides, Herrings, Macksrel, packing Yarn, Lamp
Wick, Cotton Irvine, Wrapping Paper Letter and
cap do, Gun Gaps. Powder Shot of all sizes. Matches,
Spices of all kinds, Demjohns &c. &c, for sale by
ELAN, SMITH l. CO.,
de 10 Cary street, adjoining Columbian Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

I lCORICE.-l00 cases Lcorice of the
Il 4 best quality, branded 6 and f.
Also. go cases "Ynurriah brand. For sale by
deco DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

| OAF, CRUSHED, POWDERED and
II COFFEE SUGARS, from Philadelphia and N.
York factories, for sale by
de % DAVENPORT, ALLEN8 Co,
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rE,HERE are several ESTRAY COWS at
z mar rtsse TAYI0R

The lost WATCH advertised In the Bulletin the
last week Ia October, has not been returned. will
reward the finder. HIP. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

NOTICE. TO BAKERS AND CONFEC-
IN TIONERS.-Always on hand superior article
OF Butter in quantities and prices to sut Call and
examine it.
de II BROWN & SHOOK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-28

.DAls PIANO MUSIC.-JOHN REIN
HkIySy HARDT recommends himself TO the citizens
AssSNK OF Richmond, Professor of Music on the
% PIANO FORTE and as Tuner and Repairer
of Pianos. he will give lessons, at regular hours in
private families and repair and tune instruments at
moderate charges
Apply at his residence, Second, between Marshall
and Brood streets. no 25-lmt
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

EHUN JOrTH4GS; or, Laughs have ia
q ken Pen to; by n. Parker WillIs'
HALLS BOOK STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
THANKSGIVING,

1t will be seen that the 24th proximo is designa
ted as Thauksgiying-day.
This annual festival is perhaps. no whore 81
richly observed in this State on the Western
Reserve, the first settlers being nearly all New
Englanders, and being strongly attached to the
customs and habits of their early homes. have
transmitted to their sons and daughters, love fol
hte good old Puritanic customs of their fathers.
Thanksgiving is always hailsd by many
yearly Sabbath, when they can retire into th'
bosom Of their homes, and with friends upd kin
dred gathered round the hearth some. spend one
day of unalloyed happiness with their hearts fIlec
with grateful thanks.
Thanks for the basket and the store.
With harvest wealth still flowing Ger;
Thanks for the roofs protection;
Thanks for the friends that meath it dwell,
And thanks that loves unehangiDg spell
So hallows the eonuecriso."
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
ACouI.erfej,er A Arrested.

ted by Marshal GALLAGHER of Cleveland. arres-
tod Rnaido D. Baxter, Of Franklin, in this county,
last Sunday charge of demonstrating. Baxter
was examined before Jattice Clark on Monday, on
two charges, and bound over in the sum of $500
on each. Ninesen hundred dollars in counterfeit
money was found upon Baxter. who is supposed
to belong 10 extensive gang of counterfeiters.-
Bouditch who broke Jail belongs to the same gang
Other rests are 10 contemplation, and it is to be
hoped tho gang will be broken mp.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
OR
SATANIC LICENSE.

SA AMI
1t will be u l2mo volume of about 800 pages
bound in cloth. 1t is written with great power
and beauty, and depicts us With letters OF fire.
the dreadful evils which follow in the train of
dis,iling, vending. and selling ardent spirits;
und the absolute necessity of prohibitory laws
to preven, its sale and use, The contents Of
this. thrilling work, which is destined TO cause
commo,ion in :he world, as follows:
CHAPTER I.-Usages of Society-Ettectss
'II.-Shocking results.
flI.-Entering The Vortex.
lV.-The Villa.
V.-The LowIy Cot.
Vl.-The Board oi Excises.
Vll.-The Satanic License-Horrible
Dream.
VlH.-The Temperance Meeting.
lX.-The Change.
X-Resuming the Work Of Death.
XI.-The Petiti)n.
XiI.-The Issue.
XllI.-Thc Experience Meeting.
XIV --ViIlainy Detected.
IVA Pocket Argument.
XVI.--Force of Public SentimaGt
XVIII.--Legi;inate Fruits.
XlX~-The Closing Scene.
We bespeak the cooperation of Temperance
organizations and individual friends of Tenn
peranc, in q vigorous circulation oi this work.
Place copy IN every Iamily In the land, and
dramsellipg will soon cease.
JEwETT, PRocToR & WoRTHINGToN.
1885 4w Cleveland, Ohio.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

r .HARrER FOR NOVEMBER The November
number Of Harper is upon the counter of Halls
Book Store. This number contains fifty en-
cravings. description ofthe Sugar and Sugar re-
gion of Louisianu--visit to the land Of the Cocoa
and Pulm-the Newcomes, Memories of most
Respectable Family, by WIN. NJ. Thackery, one
of the most pleasing and talented writer's of the
day. The Conicalities funny take efs of
fashionable parties. The Fashions represent
Promenade and .Hsgligce costumes, &c. This
number closes the seventh volume of Harper
Its circulation is now one huadred and thirtyJfve
shppso,,d
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
Col. LalRrEa Dewey.

We regret 10 learn that our friend Col. DEWEY,
has disposed OF his farm and other property, and
intends leaving Ragenna in day or two for Il
home in the West.
In earlier days Col. Dewey was connected with
the "Ohio STAR as Editor and proprietor, subse-
qaentiy he was Sheriff of this county, and more
recently the popular Warden of the Ohio Peni-
teniary. In Whatever station in life, or society he
may be placed, he will acqut himself hanorabIy
and well. While we regret parting with so warm
friend, aud so good citizen, we can but wish
him and his, all desirable success and happiness
We believe the Colonel intends locating in Iowa
City,.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

ties have decided that the 10Th of May. '54, ends
the Woiit-Dcken's Bleak House is play
in the New Yolk Theatres-A Southern pa
per says. General Jackson's Cabinet was unt );
but the Cabinet of General Pierce is a cipher.
Western editor, however, thinks that g 1t is
composed of uaigar fractiOns."--At the re-
cent Horse Fair in Springfield, there were 374
entries for exhibition. The receipts of the first
day amounted to S3200-G. C. Bronson Is
announced as the candidate Of the Hards of New
York, for United States Senator--Teni inches
of snow fell in Central New York on the oath Of
October. It rsined violently in New York city
and Connecticut at the same time--The resi-
dence of the late ]. Fenimore Cooper, at Coopers-
town, N. Y, was burned to the ground on the 22d
nit. 1t was fired by the torch of the iGcendiary
big. Gen. Childs of U. S. Army, died at
Tampa Bay, on the 6th uIt. Gen. C. was ma
tive of Pittsfeld, Mass.-The Stockholders of
the Cleveland and Cincinnati Straight Line Road.
meet at Delaware on the 29ih of Nuvembei--
The Cleveland Homeopathic College commenced
its session yesterday. Prof. Witherill delivered
the opening address. A large number are in at
tendsuce-Cars run on the Cleveland and
GAINESVILLE road nine miles south OF Akron --
The c. G. & c.. Railroad have paid $40 COO to
make good losses, occasioned by the recent bul n
ing of the baggage car.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

~ BY n recenr gale upun the Lake, Messrs.
GRIFFIN & BosTwIcK Furniture Dealers in this
town lost large lot of furniture that was ship
ped from New York, which as we learn, was not
insured. But notwithstanding this mshap, their
present ware rooms, at the old stand of A. B. Grit
fin, opposite the Free Church are crowded with a
very large, beautiful. and rich assortment of furu
ture, mattresses &C.. to which we call the atten-
tiou of those desiring to purchase good articles of
modern styIes ut reasonable prices. See Adver-
tisement
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

FuN JoTTINGs, or Laughs l have taken Pen 10,
by n. Parker Willis; Charles Scribner, n. Y.
This is early collection of the sketches Of the
author. The quaint title is expressive and
gives the character of the book. Humorous and
fancful in thought, sparkling and graceful in style,
the author has no higher aim in tive suppose, than
to amuse the passing hour. This he has accom-
plIshed, and many readers, no doubt. will enjoy
heartily his gossipplng pIeasantries. 1t is just the
book for railroad car or for social evening.
For sale at Halls Book Store.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
Gar1.ison,s nEeetiuE.

VIM. Lloyd Garrison spoke at the Free Church
three times last Friday. Owing 10 the heavy
rain the attendance small in the day time
in the evening the house was well filed. Mr..
Garrison advanced none of what called his the
illogical views, but confined himself strictly to the
slave question. His lectures were powerful ex-
positions of the duties of citizens phlanthropists
and christians, in regard to American slavery
Most, if not all of his positions were unanswera
BILE, aud his discourses made powerful impress
sios upon bis hearers.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
- The other day as Mrs. Ariel Case

- The other day as Mrs. Ariel Case 2nd and
Mrs. Joseph Reighton of Edinburgh were riding
In a buggy Between Ravenna and the former place,
they met wohorse team at a narrow point in
the road The ladies' turned out as Ear as possible
Which the 1.-TWO horse man. did not do, and col
lisen snsued, by which the buggy was upset, and
ether injury done.
Too often do teamsters thus disregard the right.
Of the road and the courtesies of life, aud shouit
they occasionally be made 10 respond in damages
it might teach them better manners, and cause
them to have more regard for right and justice. !,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
u DEE .

in GarrettsrilIe Oct seth. alt, MARY HEsR1ETrA
wife of DR.. g. NJ sherman and daughter of John and
Mary H. Faber formerly of Providence Z. /, in the 24
year Of her age.
Mrs Sherman called to give attention to the sub
iect of religion ut the early age of thirteen years Soon
after this She made public profession of her faith and
united with the Baptist church iii Garrettsye where she
continued adorn that profession by aiabe and
christian department until the day of her death
And when about to depart and relinquish ell she held
dear EARTH the rmness of christian confidence she
commended her husband and friends God in audible
prayer, and then calmly fell asleep in Jesus Though
dead she yet speaketh the living by short but
consistent and useful life. And though buried she
yet speaketh from the grave in the silent voice of final
christian triumph father, mother brother sister hus
band and friends, SAYING
Return dear friends and cease from tears,
Here let me rest till Christ appears,
Weep not for me-" It's all in vain,
Your loss is my eternal gain.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
Nssy Millinery for the Ladies

MRS. E. T. RICHARDSON would respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies TO her New Stock of
Millinery Goods which she receiving ard OPEN
ing for the Fail trade She has somr splendid Satin
and Velvet Hats, and beautiful lot of Ribbons.
G loves. Embroidery, G;mps, Yei.et Ribbons and
Dress Gimps all styles. Aso Cloth for ladies' Cloaks
Lace and Mourning Wells, with variety of other
tcles. She has also received her FALL FAsalsns for
Dresses and Cloaks, and is ready TO make order.
She is now prepared TO clean and dress Straw and
Tuscan Bonnets in neat and fashionable Shape
Please call and examine for yourselves. Shop at resi-
dence main street, two donrs of judge Days.
Ravenua, Oct. Is, 1853. 1913 3m
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
REMOVAL,

4 V. HORR has removed TO las ard spacious
n Store. directly opposite his old location five
miles north of the City of Ravenna, where he has
hand large stock Of Fall and Winter G"nds lie is
receiving additional supplies by express and
daily. The Old Motto, large sales. small profits, and
one price 10 all, VIII be strictly adhered to.
He respectlu lily tenders his thanks 10 his customers
and friends for The liberal patronage which he hos
ceved, and hopes merit continuance the If ia
Al invited 10 call.
ShaiersvIlie. Oct. Gath 1858. I2i3
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
Portage County Temperance Alli-

The regular quarterly meetings of the Ladies'
and GsntIemens Temperance Alliances takeplace
,O-monow. the 3rd inst. These meetings. the
first since the late election, will be important ones.
We hope to see the friends Of our cause in goodly
numbers on hand, that fully understanding
each other. we may be better able to overthrow
the power of rEm.
Miss LucRETIA A. WRIeuT. a talented speak-
er, and noble advocate of noble cause. will ad-
dress the meetings. We are grhthed that the
friends have been fortunate as to secure her ser
vices.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
.NOVE.nBER A APPOINTMENTS.
& < &.
DIR. IL. 'Fubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

" " It'll DC In attendance at lis rooms as follows
Monday 26,h and 28th Nov N'1"' a''''"o"t' ""N
AKkos-Cobd's Exchange. Friday, s5,h Nov.
7ih and 9th Nov.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Iunps Kid
neys or Spleen, inflammation, Rheumatism A st,ma short
ness of breath or difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, eakness or Nervous Debility, ResileSsness Lost
ofApPehe, Constipation Derangemens of the Stomach
Bilious affections, Gravel. White Swelling. or of any
fong standing diseases are invited TO cau. No charge
lor consultation.
DIR. L. never bleeds nor 5lsters. nor Is he Homeo
pathist he never Mercury, Aumony. Arsenic OF
any other mineral as medical agents, is he Fbomp
sonianhe neither sieans nor gives emetcs! His the
ory of disease differs from all others tathare beer
adopted but not more tandoes his system of treat
ment He does not make sick to make well. nor tear
down 70 ould up again. nor aay irritation BY patching
up with anodYnes.
We CANTON the public against imposters, who in sew
efai counties are endeavoring TO reap harvest from the
popularity OF our re medies by pretending administer
the ame. They know nothing whatever of the recipes
and even with them would he utterly incapable of eab.
orahpg most oi our medicines, they of earning
reputable practice
kEMARKs.-In selecting frcm treat number ofca
ses pouring IN upon us for The monthly report. aim
10 give DIVERSITY both of locality and diseases. II
be hored that invalids will always when practicable
confer person with those recovered and learn The real
y OF which letters ainf picture scrutiny ears.-
eStty desired Our undivided attention heing given to
chronic diseases nearly all the of persons who
nave thoroughly tried the whole routine of remedies so
caled) now exant and becoming hopeless martyrs 10
popular but deusive modes OF treatment
AStlHT.a0 can be Cured.
:" say those of our who have struggling
foF Years with this relentless disease, but inspire
ifeely and with comfort the bountiful of Heaven
SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
hirs j. enser, of Beaver nship, Mahoning coun.
ty A case of years standing. and denomnaled by at.
ma confirmed incurnbe." Breathing MT times extreme
y dltfcult bordering suocarion. Under Analytical
treatment health restored three months and has
been good through all the charges of two subsequent
years. Ioa3
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
RIas of lsaye,.,,a.

Gee. Harrison, ngent of John Besan, civil engn-
ser, is NOW canvassng the town, with proposals for
getting up map upon which all the lots within
the coip,rate lin iIs, with their respective owners
names will be shown. Also upon the margin of the
map business directory will be placed A map
Of this kind will be beneficial to our citizens,
and it is to be hoped they will not be backward in
giving sufficient encouragement to the enterprise
to warrant lis complexion. Soc Advertisement.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02

~ II sioxld be GacersGhy eacHza-ior it is strictly
tthat Indigestion the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarhea cholera
bus liver complaint and other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gem
Grated y indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptcs
tln Of it all who suffer from dsordered stomachs and
YOU are willing to guided by advice. founded upon
perepce resort at once (dont delay day. to Hooands
German Bers prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, which, as
an Alternative curative and nrgorant stands alone and
approached General depot, 12o Arch street. We Lave
tied these Bitter and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-ItilGdelpiza C.ty lem
Public EXa nl lion.
The remaining Fall Sessions of the Bnard of School
examiners will be held at Ravenna, as follows, viz.
1st.-Friday, October l+ih,
2nd-Monday, October Gath,
3rd-Monday, November 7th,
4tb-Monday, November 2lst.
The sessions commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N. No
other sessions will be held this fall.
i2+0-1w A. NJ. PRATT. Clerk.
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PROCLAMATION.

Friends, countrymen and lovers'-hear me for my
cause and be silent that you may hear; discard pref
ud;ce that you may believe and read facts that you
may act inteligenty. Who, that is young, but val
ues the luxuIiant ocis of youth and beauty! Who
that is mddle-aged, but shudders at Grey Hars.-
Who that is old, but would avert badness! Ifany
speaS,-for lave 1 offended As speak, then
none have l offended in addressing twenty-four mill
ion people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons Katharion for PRESERVING Re
storing and Beautfyng tie hair, but will proclaim its
beneficial effects far and near One trial will convince
the most ncreduous. Sold uniform for 25 cents, b,
every Druggist in America.
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
I243 I'm l6l Broadway, New York
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
EARLOR EURINIIURE.

A Ii. persons wanting parlor furniture at
IA triAng advance from cost, invited to call at
the Ware of Griffin s. Bostwick, opposite the tnl
rersat Church in RaFenna. any time betw cen tins Gate
and the Doth of this month.
Our Pail purchase was designed for new ware
the brick block but hat will not be ready tor
time yet and work is arriving faster than we
store without considerable trouble and expense we
choose to sell part oft a discount. I'VE do it I'M
mediateiy GRIFFIN & BOSTWlCR.
RaYenna. NnY L 1883. IAt
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
mAaa1aOo

In Paris on the 9th ut by Brainard Seby Jr. Esq,
Mr. SrEpHEa White, of PierpoEt, AsLisbnla CO., TO
Miss OLIVE NJ. CHAPMAN, OF Paris.
In Kinpsvillo, the laia ult by Rev. II. w. Pal
gusta +. Harvey, of Kingsviile.
In Gurre,tsvie, Oh the 26th ult: by Lyman Bryant.
ESQ., Mr. joseph c. DAVIS. OF Freedom, to Miss Au-
guata Grey, of GaIrettsyille.
In this Village on the 9th ult, by y. D. Clark ESQ.
reiiila.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-02
ANN E. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
Ravenna, Oct. II, 1858.
Quarterly Meeting of the Portage County
Temperance Alliance.

Quarterly Meeting of the Portage County
temperance Alliance.
The quarterly meeting of the Portage County
Temperance Alliance will be held, pursu-
ant TO adjournment. at Ravenna. the first
Thursday, the 3rd day cf November next at 10
O'Clock A. M. Interesting speaking may be ex-
pected. --. ...-.- -..-I- -.-,
The Temperance men of Portage invited to
rally stout heaI ted aud strong, the aid of cause,
temporarily defeated, but which must soon prevail
Friends of Temperance. and members of the
Alliance, Ii Hunanity bids US forward. and urges that
give not Till the liquor uaffic is banished
from the land.
In the name of Philanthropy, let gather to-
gether for counsel HnGfor work.
o. P. BROWN, President.
o. w. SraoNG. Secretary.
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NOTICE.
1913

,rLo .roL; tiachmeut in civil action at the
POrtago ts;S 6oun1y 9s'ansG ofJ IL Day an order
Judson II. Day, plaintiff, "a summons his day
VS.. issued by
Daniel Johnson defendant, } Ambrose Culver JUS
tice of the Peace of Atwater Ishp Portage County
against Daniel johnson anu his property and effects for
the of Thirteen dollars and eeh three cents, The
said Daniel Johnson is q ieaGent ofsud County.
J. IL. DAY.
Dated this 18th day ofOctober. a. d. 1853.
l243 ~
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IYYan CoNfpLAINT

aundce DyspeDsa. Crelc Neryoas debility, diseases
ofhe Kidneys and all diseases arising roma dsoraer-
ed Liver stomach such CostpattOn, hoDrd Piles,
Fu!Aeis ofbiood to the Hend Acidy Of the Stomach
Nausea, Heart-6mrR, Disgust for Food F"lineess or
Wight ia the Stomaea. ErUctations, sinking
Fttering the pit Of The stomach. Scsnaing OF the
Head Hi.rrled and Difficult Breatlng, F2uHerung al
the Heart, C!ohlg s4fncatag sensations tehe, IN
The sight Ferer and duH Pain M The Head. Deficiency Of
Prypiration YeHo,oness of the skin and Eyes Pam
the side. Back Chest Limbs &c sudden ushes ofheat
Burning the FLESH Constant ina ginning Of eUit dnd
great depression IF spirits, can be c1,red by
DY. aaOoE5aRd'S
CELEBR.4TED GER H.s.N BITTERS,
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MAP OF RAVEIYIVd.

80 X. John Bevan, Civil Engineer and City
1FA Surveyor proposes to the Clue of Ravenna,
TO make Survey OF all the within the corporate
limits, aud 10 publish map of the same, showing all
lots buildings, etc. with the names of subscribers upon
their respective properties. Also business reference
or list of subscribers names with their business pro-
fession, attached TO the margin of the map.
Price 800 per copy providing suicient nber of
subscribers be obtaiued, justify the undertaking,
the map 10 be paid for on delivery.
1874 If GEORGE HARRISON, Agent,