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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24

Mr. George Fletcher of London, who will be one nun
dred and years old next February recently preach
ed at the Methodist Chapel Nottingham He walks per-
fecty upright rend clear print with the old Of
hear olerably well, and is remarkably cheerful ana
conversational.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

.HAlL STaRM.-A tremendous hurricane and
hail storm passed over New York City On The LIST
inst. The hail was mare like ice. it fell in large
clunks, some of which was or inches in cir
cumf-rence, and riches thick. Houses,
frames &C., ,wers entirely demolished. and work
neu buried in the ruins. Immen 9 quantities OF
glass were broken. The dome of the Crystal
Paiace was slightly Injured. Three men were
killed by the falling of building and six seven
dangerously wounded Another man killed
by H fniIing lrdder. One gentleman aud three la
dies were injured by the upsettiug Of their car
,iage. In Northumberland. Pa, the storm also
did great DAMAGE. The creps Of the farmers were
destroyed. aud several Thousand lights of glass br
ken. Some of the hail stones which fell there
measured "a inches in circumference.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
Gun-powacr Aceide n,s on the 4tl..

A man had his arm shot off by the premature
discharge of cannon at Chester Gsauga Gu
Al Freemont Sandushy Co. MN was served
dito-At Chagiiu Falls, had his hand
shnt trf and two ribs brnken. another had his arm
shot off, aud third liad his hand badly injured
from the same cause--ln Cleveland boy pu!
powder and matches iu his poe,et which isuited,
tno taiIy irjurns him-A man WAS killed by
the aecidentai discharge Of gun at Chicago-
A young lad in G eene. TrunIbull Co. WIS badly
Injured by the oson Of bottle of ,owtier, W. h
which he was loading anvil Ii is feared his
eyssight is ruined-Ai Hi' CLAM Mass. by the
premature dis4inrgs Of cannon, had
both bands blown of, aud annhsr man was basIi,
aiu ed---A lad at Prosid-nca Was injured h.
u field piece. to m ke tho ampufatnn of one oil
hs legs uecessary-At Dresden (O.) by the
premature discharge of eaunnn young ad hai
h face, arms aud body dre-dfully rnang gl-d-A'
Charlie -tos1n AIas- Toy baby injured by
the pi elnrture discharge of frew orks.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

Ey Beautiful aud refreshing sh3wers fell lnsi
Saturday and Sunday. Oar umbrella however,
was lent, and By The way we have not seen it yet
VIII the accommodated one please return it the
6rst fair sayf Trudging round in the rain with.
nut oua umbrella, reminded US of the chap wh,
got caught in a shower ,othrr day w.thout the
sesaiste shelter. and in accents Deep rot loud. sol
sE tIas following:
Twas ever thus from, chiIihnod's hour,
That CHILLING fate has on nae fell;
There always ,oane, soaking shower
WheaH amt got TO un b4r.tl.'
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

Tho mid of Agricultural implements a,
Wooster, last week wss we'll attended, aud much
interest shown. To the p"iItepess of Gan. Mcln-
tnsh, tx President of The Portage County Agricu,
tural Society. and at present member OF ihr
State Board of Agriculture indebted f,f
the fofnwing particulars. The first pr,ze gol'
ned#l-for moving was awarded To Ketehum's
mower, Basf.o, n. 7 The tns was forty twn
minutes per acre. SEYMOUR, Morgan Il o's Reap.
er. Springfield 0. toek the first prize, reaping M
scre in thirty -oue minntes,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
Chips,

81
A man suffered corp d. solta. at G. Eeyelaud on
the F"arth. His life saved ky the promp,
Hrr'Ication of ice water to bis head--A Raven
pian had his packet picked of Sc in CievInrd on
| he FourriI--.rhos. Bso.yn publisher Of he Ohio
Farmer has purchased "A farm two miles west OF
PtnesvIlie--A man in Wi!iuehby, recently
purchased Merino Buck. for $3.50 o0 HIS. tthe
shrrp's , fleece weighed Ihry eight pounds
The axetree of the baggage car. connee,ed with
'ha Sdnd+y passe nger train. the Southern Mich
| igau Raiiroad. broke fur miles from Toledo. The
bnggage anu first passenger esrs were thrown from
the track. Four pers ms We're badly hurt, and
two mortuliy injured-The lightning train. with
eight passenger cars. from Ciev-I4nd BufTa-
I.,, 1870 miles. in six hours on the 9th inst. Is NOT
that IS making time ?"-Pwo young had II
drunken fight ut Norwak Va. oa tn 4th. Pis ols
| and knives played lively. One died upon the spot
f."m his wounds, the other cannot recuyer-
H-ndrc ksou has been found GUILTY Of p, isionirg his
wife at Albany N. Y. He is sentenced to be
hung August 80 h-The boy Connor, who was
to be hung timore Nd. the h has been
reFreVrd--A freight train The Wilmington
Pa. r, R. ran off ii drawbridge into Brandy wine
Creek last week. The engineer and fireman
| were drowned AS usual nobody WAS to blame
a riot occurred on pncket ship at n. Y. on
the 6'h. The police subJurd the oters. The
first nate severely wouuded-A farmer III
Hiiisboro. plowng corn, thunder shower
came up. He sought shelter under tree, while
here the man and hnrse struck by lightning,
killing bo h Instant, The Il inois Central Rail
Ruad, is open from Chicago to the Kankakee river.
| a distance of fifty FIVE miles-The locofocos Of
Maine have nominated Albert Plllsbury for Gov
ernor-President Pierce ls 10 reach New York
bis evening. TO be present at ihe opening of The
| Crysrnl Paiace-Three bioiheIs had quarrel
ii I'd ii fight AT r chmond Va. last week. Two OF
them have died from i.juies received in lIe affrHy
Lewis Cass Jr. Charge D'Affaires at Rome.
recently declined pubic dinner rendered him BY
the citizens If Detroi.-The rear Car If a pas
seneer train, an iht. Central Railroad at Syracuse.
was thrown from the track by an imperfect swiIch.
| The car was ha'ily broken and passenger se-
verely injured--A gentleman Killed while
crossing the Montreal and n. Y. r. r. at Moptre-
| al last week-A riot took place al Haz-iion Pa.
between company of Ilishmen. An fficer in
| attempting to part them, was severely beaten. To
the fiay the officer shot three Of the lioters-
Counterfeit $40. on the Commercia Bank r. /
are af1nat. Look out.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
NOTICE !!
sale of Fse;,l Esstatc by Order Of Pro-
bnse Court. ,zi5lE lEisaald4

I'm the 27ih day of Jnly, A. d. 1858. al o'clock in
the afternoon the premises will be sold to The
highest bidder the undiv hall OF the following rea
estate ,s Ih property of the minor children of John
Shar,f ,lecsased 10 WI: .';itnate in the towushp
o Franklin IN SAID county of PSr'ge state q" Ohio and
and bonnded ms fonwsi BeginnIng l2 rods south Of
The esst and mpst road leading from the bridge of the
lower village to Ravenna, on The North and south
rnnd Ieading to BrntielJ; the east side of said
road Thenca East 2 rods thence South rods thence
West IL rods thence North rods 10 The place Of begin
Jhn Sherlifh Inv deed benring date The 28ih cf May
A. d. 1850. Recorued in Portage county records June
9Th. 1850. book So. page 567 conaing 36 rods Of
ground. Land appraised al POW. hiiioss SHARE si''
Terms made known day OF saie al.
CHARLES G. PERRY, Guardian
franklin June 28th. 1893. l22oAsw
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
ITm. F'raZer.
Dealer in Foreign and Damesfic Hardware,
Opposite the Bunk. Rarenna

CvTLTRr.-Desert. dinner. carving. skising and
butcher knives.
POCKET CUTLERY and saddiers silk.
SPooSs-Tea tsbie and basIing spoons.
SCISSORS. shears and thinbes
aoUsTER ScALEs-sieel yards, spring balances and
adjusted weight.
WIRE CT OH assorted and sand riddles.
htuLEY MILL SAWS, WorralI IL Co.'s manufacture
Sash Saws.
Cross 'UTT, lemons. hand and wood saws.
BROAD AXES, choppng and nxe-laiehets.
DKAw SHAvEs framing and frmer chIses.
ADzEs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers, hts, braces and gim
lets.
FILES Mill fat half round rat TAIL horse rasps and
taper files.
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door ham
dies. .-.--.---. '.-s--
NArLs-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails
PAINT and coffee mills.
TAILeRs GEESE and smoothing irons
Crow BARS, matiocks grubbing hoes and stone ham
mers.
CHAINS Log, trace and halter chains.
WHIPS AND i-AsHEs
FLY NETs-EInnen, cotton. and VYorsted.
SApDLEKY.-The most extensive stock ever offered
in his market, including recent mprov Also
great variety OF goods, usually kept hardy
establishments.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
NsyveeoFire.

The city of osweeo n Y. was visited by an
other severe FIRE on ,he5rh inst Abou' L o'coes
A. NJ the Gre broks cut in Fi:ziust q C"''
Touring mill IL SPREAD with grea ispiii'y For,
" five acres of the cry w-re burned. Two hun
dred dwelling houses and stores, q large nu,nber
of mills, fscturies. machine shops &c. were des-
troyed. About two thousand people were rem
dered houseIess The FIRE originated from f, ictior
in smut machine. The amount OF prnperty
destroyed is estimated at one half m,lII"f
toIars- Several insurance companies will be eav,
losers by the FIRE. TINS is the largest fire that '-
ever occurred at Oswego. In the years 1855
ls42 and 1s49, large fires occurred UPON nearly
the same ground. of the late fire. The losses up
on those occasions each ranged between $3.50
600 and $500 600. A large amount of grain
was also destroyed, VIII ch in store, being own
ed abroad. No lives were lost.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

SPEECHES OF HON. J. r. G1DDlNGS
On the Slavery Question, during fifteen years
in The United St,.tps House of Representatives.
in one thick II no. yo'., 5ll pp., with por-
trait.
Price only slice.
This volume contains his most celabraled
speeches, atnnng which those on
THE FLORIDA WAR:
THE AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE;
THE AMISrAD NEGROES;
THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS;
MEXICAN WAR;
WILMOr PROVlaO:
TIE RELATION OF THE FEHER-
AL GOVERNMENT TO SLAVERY;
TION;.
THE COMPROMISE MEASURES;
THE BALTIMORE PLATFORMS.
This volume contains more reading matter
than is usually found in ok of t~ ice lis cos',
but we have de,et mind 10 put the price SO
low that every one can afford 10 purchase.
We publish many other valuable works. a.
mong which are The following:
ON SLAVERY.
UNcLE TONS CABIN. OR LIFE AMONG THE
LowLY.-By Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.-
Superb illustrated edi,on complete IN one oc
/
ful engra,ings. by Bnker Smith s. Andrews
from, original designs by Billings; cioIh, gilt
side and back 81 80
Fancy cloth. full gilt 3 so
Turkey morocco, full gilt s 90
The edition in two volumes. l2,no.. six
plutes, cloth so
-" :. for the million, in one volume,
5vc., paper SO
German edition, complete in one volume,
9vo.. paper :. 90
The KEY To UNCLE TONS Can,s.-By
Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe A complete cor
roboraiion Of all the statements in: Uncle Toms
Cubin. complete in one volume, evo, pa-
per 50
The same bound in clorh rs
Uncle Toms Cabin and Key. bound in
one handsome volume Svo.. price 81 25
! This is the best edition for. libraries, and is
neat, compact md cheap.
| WRiTINGs OF JuDeE JAY. ON SLAvERY.-
Complete IN one thick volume, Emo, with
| Portrait .-..-.z~. 49, 81 90
In this volume may be found some of The very
best contributions TO The dnii-Slavery Litera
tu:e Of our country.
| WHITE SLAvERI IN THE BARs.RY STATES
by Hon. Charles Sumner, U. S S. inine
elegant l6mo. volume, cloth, illustrated with
forty snperb engfas ings, by Baker. Smith &
Andrews. from original designs, by Billings,
on very fine paper and beautifully printed SO
AuTooRAPHs OF FRsEDoM.-Being conribu-
lions from The most Distinguished Anli-Slnvery
writer's in this country and Europe. Compiled
by the Rochester Ladies' Anti.Slavery Socleiy
| In one volume. l2.mo cloth rs
Cloth full gilt 81 q
A liberal discount mnde on these b. oks le
those who buy 10 sell again, or for dist inu icn
| Published by
JEwETT, PnocroR, G. WoRTHINGToN.
Cleveland, Ohio
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

Cp Aquaufity of lime for jisnfecting purposes,
has been furufsfied every house holder within the
oorporation by the council. By order of 'hs Board
of Haalth. This nc, rs we'll timed and will be of
greai benefit TO the health of ths citizens.
The streets being cleaned and cleared OF
rubbish (rather Ieisurely lis true) by ordsr of the
authorities. While go much building is going on
il Is impossible TO keep them eaiirely free from
incnmbrances, Waas can be dons however. will
before.-Aii Right.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

ENocH JOHNSON Esq. Of Chafiestown. in
ths conusy, has been afp,iniet Superintendent of
eae CievsiHn5, Zaursv lie and Cincinn,tti Railroad.
This road WIS formerly known as the Akron Branch
Of the.C. u P. R. R. This is juteieas appoint
meat Mr.. Johnson is well qualified for the i'm
portant station 10 which he has b-eu appointed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13


FATHER GAvAzzr's LEeTrREs AND LIFE
M.ssrs. De VIII & Dtveaport have just issued
handsome volume. containing the Lectures of
Father Cav" zzi in New Yotkthe same winse rep =
tiiion in Montreai so violently excited the eof
the Roman Caiholics there us to lead to riot and
bloodshsd. Without taking sides Oh the question
OF Roman Catholicism, we must in common with
every American wholly cordemn the attempt OF
the R"man Catholics in Mentreal TO violently sup
press freedom of discussion in the person of Gavaz
ri. We confess also to an intense cur ost. to
read the Lectures. which have excited such grave
consequences, aud fnd that their character has
not been overrated. They are exceedingly pun
gent. -
The present volume also contains a copious
:. Life Sc of the Father down 10 the moment of his
departure from New York. The work is beauri-
fully got up. Price, SO cents paperi rs cents
! cloth.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
q G. aTd q.

Toihe People Of Portage County.
EEAElNG made arrangements with the firm of II.
R1 II. Rhyan IL Co., 5Ih sireet Pittsburgh, knswn
f the largest and best Furniture Manaflciortes
the United States by which furnish all who WEI
ftvor whittier custom. with every variery of
GABI3s AT EU83sIGBRas
Found in any city wesE of new Yofk and prices
low.
invite he attention of those wishing purchase, 10
my stock of ware, consisting part OF choice selec-
of sofas. mahogany spring botom pnrioe and rock
chairs and large assortment of cane bottoms from
to "a doiia.s per
ia bile. mahogany and cherry top parlor tables, bu-
large and Superior quaiiy OF looking glass
very low prres, and any quantity of picture
ranes shilling ehch. have also assorimen
OF f isiefn ork from New York, the nay-will be
here very few days
u Ware kooms Oh Nam ST., daor east of Halls
Bouk Store Ravennn. l.. Ci. PHILLIPS
iiave.lna July ~, 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

y,c Y Herr Go zwan'sdhneuty gnuten pckenzhoy-
enawssfenseha mptsnebzentsnep epitkeelenoy yersAee-
-sicks. ihe rowdy snob VIII, goes about the country
ttlf ,tins feline intesBes alias .scrapng cat-gut,"
hjDor-d our city with second visit last week and
astonisbed the ativss by one If his grand per-
ferInances Whether he knocked down this
TIME for irnperinenee we have not heard. "a
s6sislestick,' = for NIL such fellows!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

" +. t. BAhNuM, The great American Show
man. iecsured upon Temperance in Cleveland on
: iuesday eve. An opera troupe under Mr.. b.
supervision. are to perform in ClaveIaud dur Q The
week. The Z" Drnnkard," and other popular PLAYS
. are announced in the prag anme
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

TLord's Conurerfen Deiec,or. and Bank NJ e
Reporter, for July cont'ins The following cauian.
:. Take 10 Distr,ct of Co;unhi, B4nk No'es.'--
No business man should 5s without e Detecror,' :
aud Lords is gond can be got. Ad.
dress T.. w. Lord, Cncinnatti O.. Terms
Monthly. Sl25. Semi monthly. S2,o0 in ad
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

e Read good books-None of the light 'rifi'ng
trash of the day, if you would be men and women.
The mob Goerhe's advice ifregarded. will do more
70 therisiug generaiinu than ihousandi OF e:tur s,
though they be not oil. without effect We ought
every day, TO hear little song. read good o0ok'
s-e fine picture. aud if it be possible s3eak few
reasonable VI ord -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

D- THE New YohK WEEKLY BUDGET. is one
of the hre papers. Seba. and Mrs. E. Oakss
Smith ITS editors. When paper is '.fsrded
ut penny week nobudy has any excuse for moi
takirg one. II has issued orly six Numbers and
has eli cuiaton OF 90 o00 What dn.s that nipa
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

e Auoi her fire occurred on the 6:h 10 Oswe-
go. Il originated in hardware aud is sup
posed to be The work of an inceDdary- Three
Odd Fellow Lodges. and severaiIaw offices in the
upper stories were very much damaged. Loss
about $500. mostly covered by insurance. Three
Hotels wore set on fire dunng the night. No
much dsmage was done. Great excitement pre-
walls.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

NEW FuRslTuRz STonE.- Messs. Griffin &
Bostwick,, are now op ming at The Id stand OF A.
D. Griffin. and beautiful assortment "f fur
niture. Their assortment hae been carefully Sc
lected and the furniture is Of a superior quality
Messrs. @. & B, have serurad heauiiiul sales
room 10 the New ock 10 which they viii remove
az soon as il is fn,sfed. See advertisement.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

In addition TO our own publications. we have
on hand a large and complete assortment Of oil
kinds Of s andard, Historical. Miscellaneous,
Religious. and school Books. Blank Books and
Stationery of every description, VIII ch we offer
Mt wholesale or retail al The lnwesi prices
booksellers, merchants. pedlnrs. and the public
gene rally will do well to examine our stock. rs
we can make il M object to purchase OF u.s.
,ss, B JEwETTs PaocToR, & WoiTHlSoTos.
:. 80 ~ Il ssifs.I Is s8ssrs5s 1922 4w
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

knicKERBocKER The Kncker booker. for Ju-
ly is recelved-yes, merry, smiling, knick, is with
us again. There is more literary power and tai
ent in the pages Of this publication than any other
10 the country.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMEs.-Its well de-
served reputation is well sustained li's usual va
riety is regularly presented TO its readers. Mar
TN Luther said, :. Music is The art of the prnph-
cts it is he only which calm the ngtaton
Of the soul, md Put the devil tn fight. The more
music any one gets in than the m"re refined they
become. The Musical World and Tunes presents
ths people an oppniiunify TO cultivate nusea
t"ste which should no; be allowed to pass unheed
ed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

FuasirrRE.-By ref.-f r.ng tp"uf ndvsrtsing col
nuns it win bs seen that Mr. T .G Phillips has made
arrange ments by which, he means 10 keep his pat
rons we'll posted in the furniture line. HIS ns
soFtmsut is very fine one. AID hs would rather
show it you than nor. if you will call one door epst
Of Halls Book Store.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

ScAMPs ABouT.--Twu cellars IN this village
were burgiariousiy entered last Saturday night
The fogues helped themselves freely oihe con-
tsnts of9tiie arters. Pies, cakes miik. and ' fx-
ins disappeared. All should be on their guard
aud keep doors well fastened. Take in the latch
striag III night.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
rennernnee Meeting ..f Atyvater.

Tenn npefence MeetiBE iat AttVsatfc.
An adjourned meeting of the Portage Co. Tenn
perance League is to be beid at Atwa'er on ths
Hrst Thursdsy in August Les every man and
woman, too go. Suffering humanity is calling for
your aid. You must give h. Let the Convention
be we'll. attended, friends strengtbened-b"und
closer tog iher, that they may be enabled one
man to rid heir country of serpent that is eating
lis heart strings, that uadsrmining its purity and
blasting ITS bopes.
Friends Of the cause push on The column.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
RaOts. Shoes. and Lealher.

n Ejsou ,wanf fiSst.ryte ss5 uce al hoo:s and
bo,s cnil al Gillis 4. Durhaa,s store immediately
80, M re late Ere in Ravenua who have made ar
anseynens TO keep hand Ut NIL ,tJpss large and
nernI assortment of hume manutaotntsd and eastern
made bouts shoes which thoy will sell at the low
est figure for cAsh ready pays5 ..,,s tt~A
They Will continue 10 keep hand the best quality
oe sole leather upper leather, and calf skin,
Innings, pegs lasts and Kinds of shoe fnriinss
which they will sell ut small Ndvance cost for
prompt pay. --- .E -s..s
GJ Give q call and see for Yourselves.
T-l GIiiIS x DURHAM.
Rnvenno Nav 1879 -
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

EY The commencement exercises of Hudson
i College take place to morrow. The add, ess he
fore the Alumni, by Judge Hoadly will be deliv-
cred in the forenoon. The Hudson Mozart Socl-
seiy gise concert in the evening
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
N O rECE.

A my nstnrce an attachment was this day Is
"a sue,, by Henry Powefa J,stiec of the Peace OF
Mnntna Township Portage. County Ohio. against the
property and effects of John Nctourt nonresident o
snid County. X. G. TAYLOR,
R Dated ,un, 18th 1859 I227, ,aw'
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
DIR 7SSS.

We sacrifice to dress, ,iIl useho'h joys
And comforts cease. Dress drains our cellars dry
And keeps our Iarders lean: puts out our fires;
And introduces hunger. frost and wo,
Where peace aud hospitality might reign.
VIM. CowPER.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

u cauntsrfeit .stan - on the New Haven
Bank has been shown us. 1t is captally execu-
ted. The engraving well done. and the signatures
91te gnod. Il is calculated 10 deceive good judges
Every oie shou be careful, and knotv bills Of this
Hank are good before taking them.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

e=sA runch fays' he never knew man that bore
i'llee against his neiehbor, to possess apy brnus
Or mind strong enough to think an idea 10
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

SAD AcCIDEST.-We ara panied to learn that
one Of the gun quad, at Cuyahoaa Falls, worthy
young man, recently married, had his arm so bad
ly shattered by the premature discharge Of the
gun, while firing the national salute, on Monday
morning as probably 10 render amputation neces'
sary.-Bsncon.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

Hon. Gerrit Smith. NJ. c. lies seriously i'll a
his home in Peteboro N. Y. having recently
undergone very serious aud painful surgical ope-
ration.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13

~ lhe editor of the Warren Trans Transcript sey.
that Pair OF pants, were cut out. bns,e,@. sewed
pressed, aud walking round town, in three bopr,
hs tbs sse of striDger's Patent Sewing Machine
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-13
TnWaw c0MRpmATnlW 81 :

Iagndice Dyspepsia Ckren,c Aerrnsts iseaes
of The Kidneys GmdaH diseases arising from disorder
Fu'leis ofbtood to the Head Acity ot the Stomach;
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust fer Food, Faatoeess
Weight ia the Stomach. EractatoHs, sinking or
Fttering at The pit Of the stomach, SlganFiag Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing FYatier4age az
tte Heart, Chosn1g or sgcGtng sensatsoas sche
lying posture, Dinness Of Ns,os,, Doss He6s5efurs
.he sight. Feper and dat Pain the Head Deficiency Of
Prypirotion Yeowness of tie -ska and Eyes PAN n
tie side Bcck Chest, Limbs &c sudden flashes 1 heat,
Bs1siag The Flesh Constqs,t Ggiaifg of esiI aYa
great depression nf spirits, can be c,srrd6y
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