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10 this village on Sunday morning the 20tb ins..,
Of Consumption, SARAH ELIZABETH. eldest
daughter of Israel and Harriet Forker, in the lSh
year of her age.
Afteciionate as daughter, amiabls as q friend,
pure spirit has escaped from the sorrows of
earth, TO outer uron the Joys Of u bet er world.
She died with an undoubting trust in her S, vior,
bidding her weeping frisni 10 dry their tears, for
oil was well. Long VIII the gen.le Sarah be
mourned by her surviving friends and youihfu asso-
eiates-and while they remsinber her virtues here,
they will think ef her, as beat fe spirit in the
realms of enlless day
"Thy pale clay, al hush and lowly,
\ Doth a spirt-watchmau keep,
Where the Savior kind and h-Iy
'Gisest his beloved Sleep
There. upon the dropping willow,
HING our harps, to wall and sigh
Sadly, o'' that quiet pillow,
To the winds that wander by.
That damp bed viii nature cover
With a veil of iowery green;
And mayst thou not sometimes hover
There, 10 meet US, though unseen
In our hearts we still must hold thee,
TIL like thee we seep,-and then,
Wait, till walked from death, to fold thee,
Joyful, in our arms again.
Al Hiram, February 9, CHARLES RAGAN,
aged 81 years and months, formerly of Tnrin,
Lewis Co, n. Y.
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For Ats Ohio Star.
Town Hall.


Mr.. EDIToR:-We see in your last paper,
quest, wishing US to stale the amount of money
which has been raised in The shape of Taxes for the
Erection cf The Town Hill. and the probable
pense of the Building and ths amount requisite to
be loaned.
We will cheerfuly give all infal ma ion in regard
to it with pleasure hoping ii may meet with gen.
eral appreciation. Il
The amount Of money assessed last year was
nineteen hundred and nine!y dollars. of Which we
received out of the Couriy Treasury fourteen
hundred and eighty eight dollars and sky cents,
the remaining five hundred is in the Bank Tax,
NOW question of law. The f.ufteen hundred
and Eighty eight dollIrs lave been expended in
the purchase of land, brick, lumber, draf &c
Tee probale cost of the building W II not exceed
81 00o which tliis eirs assessment will complete,
B INK tax Included. A 10 IN of ubaut $1,000. with
such aiIagemenis as the Trustees have entered
inir, will be sufficient TO and finish theont-
side ufihe building by the lst OF July next, as most
Of The materials are under contrncs. Further in
f.rmatiou will be gwen ut The meeting The 1st Gf
Mich next.
Wnrrsn !, ss PlrnAs rustees
Ravenna Feb. 18th 1853.
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Ravenna, Feb. 9th, 1853,
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN pursuance of order of the Probate Court of
Portage County, Ohio made the llth day of Feb.
1883 i'll pending in said Court whe rein Watson
Allyn Guardian of Edward Allyn and ais minor heirs
of Peatah Allyn Jr deceased petitioner and his
said wards defendants shall offer for sale al
public auction, the premises. on the 18th day of
March A. d. 1852 between the hours of ten and four OF
said day, in parcels otherwise suit purchasers, the
following described real estate ituate i'll the township
of 1lram In the county of Portage and State of OH"
being part of Lot No. IS in said township and bounded
follows the west by land OF Welcome Josiin and
Orrin hutchinson. On The nerth by land of --
Buckingham. On the east by land belonging 10 the
estate of Thomas f. Young deceased, land belonging
to the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute and land now
or late owned by Zeb Rudolph - Buckingham. E.
". Young, and Elisha Udall and on The south by
highway ealinG from The center of Hiram 10 the cen
ter Of Mantda, and said land owned by said Josln, be
the same more or ess.''
Also other piece lot of land beIng part of
Lot No. % in said Hiram. county and stale aforesaid
hounded as follows: the sonth by land owned by
John Tiden On The by the public highway. the
public burying ground land owned by Egbsrt Hutch
inson On the north by buryIns ground land owned by
said Hutchinson, the public highway lending from the
centre Of Hiram the of Slana, AMI by land
owned occupied by Lyman w. lrask. james K. Uda
N. q. Meeker Zeb. 9Rufelph and Arunah Tilden. And
the y said land of Arunah Tiden, and tho pub
lie highway leading from the center OF Hiram 10 the
of Freedom containing aboufity four of land
be The same more or less" appraised $3.50 Terms
made known the day of sale.
wilson ALLYN Guardian
by Rnnney 6. Taylor Atty's.
Feb. llth 1883. 1897 4 \
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TGmPERANCE.

The Ladies of Rayenna met at the Free Church
yesterday afternoon, and formed a Ladies' Temper
ance League. A constitution was adopted, and
the 70 Living officers sppointed-Mrs l.. w. Hall
President, Mrs. l.. A. Freeman Vice President,
Miss Jane Co.e, Secretary, Mrs. Mary NJ. Caine
Treasurer.
The meeting adjourned to meet at tie Fee
Church on Monday the 28th inst. at 2 O'Clock P
M. Ailthe Ladies of the Toynshpar earnest
1yirvited to attend.
.Voted-That the President of the Society, de-
liver an address at the meeting on Monday next
II Full proceedings next week.
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RaEenna Charter Election Not ce,

YWN He qualified Electors, residing within Lots
Il 40, 60, 81 anil 66 Of the township of Raven
ma comprising the Corporate Limits of the Vii
lage of Ravenna' ~ are hereby notified to meet al
the Court house IN said village Tuesday the
first day of March A. d. 1885, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. Nj. of said
day, and elect one Mayer, one Recorder, and five
Trustees or Councilmen of said "yillage of Ra-
VIENNA"
!. p. = SPALDlMG, s 4, Special Incorporating
ALBERT AUSTIN Of incorporate Incorporation gs"''
Rayonna, Feb. 18th, 1858.
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Cast Ero.. GYckl CurEas.

jusr RECEIVED THE Jew HARDWARE SroRE.
FEV Fl Eabove article designed for tho chain pump
Il and for article wherein beauty. stability,
and tase concerned it cannot be sapass
ed also hand tie reels and chain of tie best quail
ity. Also the Tube manufactured of the best quality of
pine lumber and in fact all the articles pertaining The
Chain Pump, wbic. offered at remarkably low pri
cts for the ready. Please call and examine.
L. +. RICHAR DSON.
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G0PAR I N ERS HIP,

FHSH undersigned have this day associated
Il with Them IN the Mercantile business Will
lian. *. Witter, and The business will hereafter be
cnnducted under the name aud firm of Rowell,
Wllter q Co., Mt the Stone Store (now occupied
BY us) unit. tn 1st of April next. when they will
re'nove T.. tn, Brick Store formerly occupied by
Johu NJ. Hoo & Co.
ROWELL & BROTHER.
Raveni a, Feb. 17lh, 1858. nl2G5
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FIRE.-The honse of Salmon Carter, half a
mile north of this village. took fire Sunday
ming last and narrowly escaped entire destruction.
The timely discovery of the fire. fylowed by
prompt and great exerton, saved the house-lhs
roof aud upper story being considerably damaged.
The FIRE was cuused by sparks falling down the
chimney, and igniting ,cooden fire board, in an
unoccupied aud unfrequented chamber. Let the
wise take heed from this accident.
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JOHN p. HALE.

A beautiful Portrait of the candidate of tho
n Free Soil Party for only 25 cents. from Daguerre
otype which the Hon. gentleman says is the best likeness
of him yet taken Every true Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
his parlor We have put the price low, that ALL both
high and low rich and poor. can Eave a copy.
Thus speak the Publishers in introducing this Portrait
the notice of the Public
For sale at HALLS BOOK STORE.
Nov If
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% ''Voe unto him that giUsth his neig4bos
drink. that paftest thy bottle to him and make;h
io drunken also, that thous smaye t ook on their
nakedness.''-Hu Hu6akkuk,2. I5
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TO THE EAsHIoMABLE.
y q IL q II q

a. b 0 . G IT e
Late Foreman to M john Gii}is, Boot Hnnfacirer.J
eeSs7 H. AS need she hnot and shoe manufacture
REsN ing, one doar Sou:l Il he Z ourt House. and
GsS-Tould solicit share OF public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience the business, give
full satisfaction TO all who may be pleased patronze
him. lie intends ~ manufacture the following kinds:
Geniemen's French Calf scwed and peegged Boots;
and many olher fashions, too to meniion.-
He nds 10 eonfne himself princIp.y the
factnre OF Gencmen's ware.
Repairing done in good order and shurt notice
Particular attention paid cash customers.
A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, February 9Th, 1853. I2t7-ly
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The contemplation of distress softens the mind
OF man, and makes. the heart better. II ex-
tinguishes the seeds of envy and i'll will toward
mankind, correc.s the pride of prosperity, and
beats down al that ierceness and insolence
which areto ge, into The mind Of the daring and
fortunate.
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Vcrrs,im neslroyed

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY LNSTANCEIl
IT EVIS' Vermin Destroyer promises n complete rid
Ia dance of Rats Mice Bedbugs, and all other Vermin
The articles included in this composition themsel
very nnoceut containing not particle of Posn but
when combined create gas which expodes the stomach
and consequently destroys life in short time. As
has affected the stomach the article becomes neuralized
and will affect nothing thereafter; that there be no
danger in its use, under any circumstances.
For sale by i. SWIFT
Psies rs ctnts per Bor. Ravennu, o.
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NolniuatIon, of the Wing Stale Con-
ve1ssiON.
Yesterday at Columbus the following nomina-
lions made:
For Governor, Nelson Barrere. of Hi shla1d.
For Shpfeme Judge, BAckus.
For Treasurer, H. B arlman.
For Attorney Gtre.nl, w. H. Gbscn. Of Seneca
For D ard Of Public Works J. Wa ldel, of Ross.
For Secretary of State, Nelson Van Vorhees.
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THE HEAD,

is the apex of the human being. There is only one
thing above H. and that is the Hat This phlanthropist
OF town has made it the study of lie to supply in
the highest perfection He has just received his Spring
styles and they can't be beat, just say to ALL call
James Twt nearly opposite the Ravenna Bank, if you
wish nice "beayer."
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TIE OHIO STAR.
ANaELIqUE, the Quadroon Girl,
n.naas. wi,heu. Chains.

BDndaEe Withouf Chaias.
The foregoing is the title of an Original Tale
from the pan of Mrs. H. L. BosrwIcK, now
oeariy ready for publication in the Ohio Star.
We shall commence lis publication the first
week 10 March. Itw.r run through several mum
bsrs Of the paper.
The reputation of the writer is sufficient
guaranty that this production win be one OF no or
xiinary interest She has never yet IN her literary
pursuits, failed to adorn whatever she has under
taken. 4
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MH USLlN Edeings and Inseriings-
lsM Wide Muslin Edgng from to 90 shillings per yd,
eledlum and Marrow do do to do
Cambria and Muslin Inscrfngs
Flouncng Linen and Thread Laces Cotton Inces. &c.
just reed at II l. a, r DAYS.
Nov. 8, 1852
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M LID CONSUMPTlON.-This is another
IIl form Of Consumption in which
"PRoCRAsTINATIoN is THE THIEF OF TiME,"
Ia an awful sense for il often tel rminaies in
deaIhdrom negleclig 10 give this iisase early
treatment
Thousands are dying whose lives might be
saved by the timely use of Wstar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, few days may
make fatal difference in the progress of con-
sumptive symptoms.
The chances of success increase greatly with
the earliness OF Treatment. Although in cases
seemingly desparate, Wis,ar's Balsam has Paf-
formed cures that are seemingly miraculous,
till it is advisable to take The Balsam on the
appearance Of the first symptoms.
The following we have Just received from
Messrs. Fall, McCracken & Co., agents for the
sale of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.ai Lan-
caster, Ohi,.
P TO THE PUBLIC. N
Il feel it my duty, as an act of kindness to
the afflicted 10 inform them what Wistnr's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry has done for my daughter.
Fhers Is many parent who has given up be-
loved daughter or sou, as prey to that fell
destroy er Consumption. They have, (as have
done,) tried al! the most skilful and emir eat
physicians w thin their knowledge, aud all of
the most popular remedies that seemed to hold
out some hope for continuance Of life, without
getting any relief.
O. Toal such who like me have been SEEK
irg with trembling hope for some remedy of rea
efficiency, would say seek no farther, but tryl
at once DR.. Wisiar's Busam Of Wild Cherry.
My daughter Sarah Jane. aged II years, whose
life for some months had been daspsired of, and
was supposed sure prey to Consumption, has
been cured! restored to perfect health! and ,ha,
too, by using FIVE bottles of DR.. Wislur's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN CoULSON.
Greenfield Tp.. Fairfield Co.. Ohio.
March 18th. lS44.
AGENTS..
Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; Walter Dickinson,
Randolph; Gibbs & Day, Desrfeld; G. s. Par
sons, Windham; Joseph aazen, ]. H. Sprague,
Garreitsvile; Il. P. Cummins. Akron; A. v.
Horr, Shalersvle; J. B. Whedon Hudson;
Dow g. Co., Cuyahoga Falls; II. & f. Gaylord
Cleveland; J. w; Cone & Co., Franklin Mills.
TNHE BEST and cheapes, Silk Hats ever
| fof his ~ r. ,l.e- F. s.
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no TIC 81

( W Another Scientific wondcr!-In7ortant Dys-
pepcs-jr. J. s. Houghton's fersn the digestive
Fluid Gastric Juire, prepared from Rennei, the
ouri Stomach of the Ok. after directions of Baron Lie
big, tho Foat fhys!oIet cat Chemist by J. s. Hough
ton NJ u. rhilad, ll'. This il truly wonder full rem
edy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundice, liver complaint
Constipation aud debility, curing natures agent
the Gastric Jucs Pa,npets containing scientific evil
dence oEits value furnished BY agents gratis. See
tice among the medical ed gerilsemenis. 1852 1y
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ADJouRNMEsr.-Both Houses of the Ohio
Legiliiure have agreed TO afjourn on the l4tb
of March
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v Ex Governor Lucas died in Iowa on The
9Th inst.
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SJ SsA' AAsSH 4AOuSC IL
Experience of than sixteen vears ba. established
the that Merchants Cecbraed Garging Oil or Uni.
verss Family Embrucation will cure cases and re-
tieye all such
Spavins, Sweeney, Riugbone, Windgalls Poll
Evil Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
Kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
.ula, Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lameness.
Founderel Feet. Scratches Grease, Mango.
rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whtlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chillbains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC dc. &c.
The unparalleled Oil, in the of dis
daily becoming more known TO the farming community.
hardly be credited by those who have been
The habit of keeping in their stables and houses what
vast amount of pain, suffering and time, arc saved by
the timely application of this Oil.
RV- Be the of the sole proprietor GEORGE
w. MERCHANT, Iockpor, N. Y, Is blown in the side
Of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor will be promptly
responded TO.
accomplished by the of this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally IN the United
States anu Canada Also by =
Curtis HATCH Ravenna-J. II. SrrIgue, Gar-ettsri,l
Gibbs & Day, Deerfed-EEl Carter Early lie
j. W. Gone Franklin Miils-A. M. Stannaid, Al
water-JoEn Manan, Auburn-J H. Kibbe, w arrel
-. L. Heath & Co.. Cuyalloga Falls and i
Wholesale and Retail by II. & L. Gaylord, and A
j. " enfam, Cleveland. llq
EUVt
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Midnis hit service is getting into vogue among
extreme churchmen in England
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NOTICE

All persons Indebted TO the late firm of Rowell
d Co., by noe or Book account, are requested to
cali on The undersigned and make immediate pag-
menf, and all persons indebted to the late firm Of
Roweli q Brother by Book account, will coufsr IA
favour by settling the by payment or note be-
10 The first day of April next
ROWELL, WITTER & co.
Ravenna, Feb. 2lsf, 1853. nl2U3
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u CD g "a
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
KTINA INSURANCE COMPANY,

Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
western Farmers Mutual insurance Co,
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies, will Policies on NJ most IN.
vorable terms. -
u The above companies stand among the hest
managed and safest Insurance ompanics in the coun
try. Applications made 10
J. s. HERR1CK,
Gerneal Insurance Agency Office, Rayenna,o.
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TRUNKS, VALiSES AMI CARIEt BAGS
all kinds of Travelling Trunks
25 Leather Valises
25 Enamelad and Carpet Travelling Bags for sale by
5 Nov. 8, 1852. Ii L & K Day. %
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T Our paper is delayed beyond its usual
hour this week By reason of sickness amoung our
compoators.
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NARMERS HATS.-A good Silk Hat for
IL Farmers, which will last several years can be
purchased for So, 90 at JAS. TWITT
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D DENCH PLANFS-A good nssol tment o
Eastern Manufacture, for sale at Eastern prices by
Nov "a e L RICHARDSON.
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GROCERIES AND pRoyIsIo NS

PERSIAN DELAINES.
GONE beautiful styles just received are going
~ off very low at PpEsr1ss'
January IL 1853.
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). Petition for Divorce.

John Mercer
The said John Mercer will take notice til al said Eliza
r. the 10th day of September d. 1852 fled in the
of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio pc
ition against him, praying for Divorce and alimony
which eunse is pending in said court. Cause for
divorce absence for than three and grosl
neglect of duty. RANNEY &. TAYLOR, for Pet.
liavenna, Dec. %. 1852. I2Gl-6w
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FENHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned is hereby dissolved by mutual
agreement the business CT the firm will be settled al the
factory by either of the pires. and all persons having
accounts requested to call and settle before The first
day of a April next.
JAS B. McELWAIN.
GEORGE, McEi.WA1N.
BERNARD W. ARNOLD.
Rayenna Feb OH. I253
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ENGLISH PRINTS,
I us 7 received another loi OF those English
y Prints bigh coors and desirable STYLES. Call and see
them c.. j. c. PKESr1ss.
January II, 1853.
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JONATHAN COULSON.
Greenfield Tp.. Fairfield Co.. Ohio. }
March 18th, lS44.

TENHE BEST and cheapes, Silk Hatssyss
Il brought 10 this county, can be foupdat
RevELL 4 Co'sA
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Ravenna, February 9th, 1853.
Chairs ard Cab net V are,

thuIfS AID CAD net Y are,
Viz: Grecian Cane Sents, Round pest DO. Wind
scr Dining and cfice Chairs, Boston Rocking Set
tees, SGc., general assortment of Bureaus Tables.
Stands Bsdsteads, &c. Also Bedstead posts and
Table legs for sale. AL kinds of turning done TO
order. The above work will be made of good ma
terials by experienced workmen and sold at
lou Figures for The Rrendy.
We are also making preparations tn put in ma
chine for dressing fooi ing. siding. &c.
NIGEL WAINS 6o TURNHAM.
Ravenna, F eb. 9Th, 1858.
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y
New Years day, and on hnf July.
IN, CoysumPrIvE s.-'Procrastla q ion
the thief of fime," in awful it shorens
existence, and hurries The patient from time eternity.
Z housuHds are wing whose lives might be saved by
the time y use of Wstars Basasn of Wild Cherry
A few weeks. few days, may make fatal difference
in the progress of consumptive symptoms.
The chances Of success increase greatly with tho
illness of treatment Although in seemingly des
perate. Wstars Iialsam has performed that
seemingly miraculous sill it is advisable TO take the
Balsaln The appearance of the FIRST symptoms,
Consumption, of al diseases, is the that should
receive curly treatment. Every hour of delay may
make the case more difficult In The war between Dis
and Nature, The assist Nature. the
certainly will size nin The Victory. If We wait until
disease has broSenthe Esitution aid may con
toa late 10 be of service. .-
% See advertisement.
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We the undersigned, have known Mr.. Javens have
KNOWN his frighul suferings and apparently hopeless
condition and cheeruly testify to the truthfuness OF the
above statement.
John Stiles, VIM D. johnson W. L. Dickinson Re-
&. G. Barnes, jesse Nannah, S. T. Trimble Israel
Gray, J. C. Clark, Thos. Jayens.
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G RE EMS
Cottage M elo deon.

IEyI subscriber would respectfully rail the attention
Il Of the musical pubic Meloleons which
heis manafactnrRin lhIs place, which for beauty
of Style quckuess of Touch and qnaliv of ione
surpassed any manufacturers in the country, They
sary size 81 10 and So ocIavoes. Prices from
$40to S45 $50 and $lee. The 81 and oc,nvoes
inade pillar, representing center side table,
The and 81 cctavoes Piano form. Please call
and judge for youse,e es. All theahove
warranted. Ali kinds # reed instruments repaired
new reeds put in at I24 cents each. Shop over hIr
Litie's Bookstore. G. F. G REE;N
RaveIlna. Ohio lI67-ly
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KOSSUTH NOT IN RA VENNAt
HUT every style Of Hat bearing his can now be
HJ found at prices that cannot fail to suit at
Nov 93 c g. C PRENTIss.
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GROSS cur SAWS-Engiish and Ameri-
manufactured from the best quality of STEEL
for sale at low prices at e T RICHARDSON'S.
A XES.-Joiners. Powell g. Collins Cast etasl
Axes of the best quality, and warranted on sale by
Nov 25 1852. RICHARDSON.
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N O Il C E.!

A LII persons owing by no'e or having un-
IN settled accounts with tho subscribers are request
ed to call and settle the without further notice
S s. X A GlLLETT.
Ravenn,, January %, 1883.
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EoUR ccents per pound for Dried Apple, by
II Oct. 10. A. V. HORR.
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ace and auslin Drapery-2 ps 81 Lace Curtain Dra-
perry, 10 ps 4i Muslin tiurtain Ilrapery, ps At
kamhoared Curtain Drapery, just reed by
Nov. 8. 1852. II l. & r Day
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23
RY EXPRESS.

J,lst receired from Ntir York.
EEHHROUGH in 4 days, another lot of Ready Made
Cothingconssting Of Over oats, Sack and Frocl do
Pantaoons and Vests ALL of which will be sold cheap
the second edition of Oak Hall. H. L. & r. Day.
Dec. %.