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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

sV- A Reading room will be- opened in few
ays iu the rooms adjoining Gllls & Durham's
Boot Store, two doors west of the Star office, by
Mr: SeIby King. A very good selection of enter
aiming books have been secured, and number Of
she leading periodicals, and news journals will be
fpund upon his tables. A well conducted Reading
Room would be of great utility, and afford place
of pleasant and profitable resort.
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DOOTS AND SHOES.-A large assortment
of Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes and Caters
also, chldrens shoes of every style Ladies' aud Misses
Rubber-long Boots, Caters and Shoes lust reed at
September 2G. HI DAYS.
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ie HEagazines---New Propositions.

Fne tine for subscribin for The Magazines, Har-
=, Graham. Cooley, Peterson, Arthur's Home
isazite, illustrated Magazine of Art, has ari
J, aud by an arrangement with the Publishers,
/, Z Ior Of the Star can furnish each of these
9gnzines at Publishers prices. regularly every
entli at the Star office. free Of postage.
( AL. therefore, who wish to subscribe for either
fthese Magazines, will find it for their interest TO
~ their subscriptions and receive their Maga-
ies here, thus they will save all postages. and
Il 10 the transmission of money, and lose none of
.eir numbers by the Mails.
The Magazines subscribed for at this office, viii
:, delivered promptly the first week in each
sonih.
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,rOspecfs-Sale of Real Estate.Chan-
geS.PerSOnal.

.
ges-PersOnal.
Ravenna. evidently, is receiving new impulse
his is due to the beneficial influence of the c. &
R.R. and the prospective influence of the F. &
7. R. r. recently located. There has been con-
lerable activity 10 the real estate market for the
st few weeks. Many village lots have been
ID at good prices, valuable village property has
sanged hands, and farms adjacent to the village
We been sold, All these thugs indicate heal
and prosperous stute of affairs, encouraging
d gratifying. Yet these changes are not without
cir drawbacks, as they cause US the loss of valu-
le citizens.
Col. Dewey has sold and gone, as we have be-
re- noticed.
Judge Brayton, another highly esteemed and
iorthy citizen has sold. and removes to aresidence
ear Cleveland 10 the spring. Il is no common
ace TO say, that Judge B. has won for him self iI
lis community, distinguished and influential po
ton, and will carry with him to his new sbods
ae kind regards and best wishes of u host O
riends. -
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Thanksgiving.

Tomorrow Thanksgiving will be observed in
! twenty of the United States. The places of bus
iness in Ravenna will be closed.
! Rev. Mr.. BURR. pastor of the Free Church,
swl deliver discourse the occasion.
Rev. MIR. SANDERS, pastor of the Congregation
tal Church, will preach at the Methodist Church.
Z Services to commence in both eases at IL O'Clock
A. M.
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ThalsksgIying.

THE undersigned wish hereby 10 notify their Gus
toners that in accordance with the recommendation o
the chief magistrate of the Of Ohio their places
of business will he closed on Thursday, the 9th inst
appointed day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Isaac Swift, Curiiss Hatch,
ii. J.. Day, X. A. Baird,
f. T. Richardson C. s, G.. Prentiss,
Row ell, Witier e. CO. II. w. Smith g. Co.,
Alcorn & Siouffer Somerville g. Redfeld
Dnlrymple g. Sutlih, JAS. Twitt g. Co...
Thomas C. Sutherland T.. &. A. Hasbrouck.
Charles Greenfelder, Wm. Frazer,
S. A. Taylor, F. w. Seymour,
b. Little, l.. w. Hall
GilIs e Durham Ravenna Bank.
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G. F. Green & Go.
MANUFACTURERS OF MELODEONS.

WATE wish to call the attention OF all. who
Wv would like 10 purchase good instrument with
out paying second profit call and examine the fol-
lowing Instruments or which an assortment will be
kept on hand if possible They vary size from 80
A. a. S, and So octaves Prices $40, $45, $48, $50,
$780, $lU0 The 81. 4. and Al octaves. are made n
pillar, representing centre side table The and
81 octaves are in piano form. The octaves piano
got up in the style and and fin
shed good for $50 those that sold by pednrs
Music stores for 100.
All the above Instruments are waroanted good, and
will be kept in repair free of charge. In regard 70
sweetness ftone, quckness of touch power aud ease
blowing they stand unrivned by any, pediars ueT
tons to the contrary Notwithstanding flease oa @
examine for yourselves. before purchasing eises
EPAl knes of instruments repaireu "' NV NV i''
and in good style. Satisfaction given or no pay
Shop in Ltle's Block. CT cprEN
| 1914 ly AehLN INV:
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uSdillsL
Daniel Welch. defendant.

Daniel Weleh, defendant
DANIEL WEIGH, defendant, hereby norl.ied that the
plaintiffs, the Sd day OF November 1853 filed IN said
Court their petition against him, setting for,h sub
stance that there was due them from the defendant
nn an account for goods sold by them 10 him-a copy
OF which account Is attached saId petiiion-Foiir
hundred and sixty three dollars, and sixty cents
with interest from the ninth day of October 1853 also
by The defendant and prayingfo jud ment against the
defendant for said of four hundred and sixty three
dollars and with from the ninth
day Of October 1853 And the defendant is also notifet
that unless he answers the said petition by the s8th
day of January 1854 the said petition i'll be taken
here, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
AXTELL & PRENTlSS,
Nov. 10th. 1853. 12i66 CIV Afty's for Pl,inifs.
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D Mr.. Cullaton, Editor and proprietor of the
Mahoning Free Democrat has disposed of his in
terest to Mr.. D. S. Elliott, who will hereafter con-
duct that paper. The Democrat will continue 20
be ns ever ardent and untiIing advocate of pro-
gress and reform. .ff... .--- --aa
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one moro Exalnlnati.n.

THERE win be enc more Examination of School
Teachers Saturday the 3dsof December at 10 O'Clock
AM ID. SANDERS. see.y.
From, ls,e Rev Haven Palladium.
The RoeK Rosa medicine under the tile OF
Rock Rose ~ made from plant of that name, is hav
ing great run this vicinity for its curative proper
lies The cry of quaek. truly applicable to at least
half of the medicines of the day cannot be justly
applied to the Rock Rose, for has made 1t mark
this city in several the relief and cure Of suf
ferers, when other remedies have failed-and what is
quite remarkable, of our best physicians do not
hesitate TO speak very favoraby OF the compound The
certificates of cures not fabrieaons but from high
ly respectable persons most of whom well known
The manufacturer is also well known to US
gentleman who would not be engaged in humbug, OF
in deeeiving the public IN any xay.-Paktadfun..
We cheerfuIly endorse the above, having witnessed
IFS good effect ourselves on pulmonary and scrofnlous
complaints. We believe is the best compound for
culds and coughs, extant. The Rock Rose has long
been known plant of medical virtues, and its
prepa suprrintended by gentleman Of ability
and character, in tFis ety.-N IL Regieter.
New Haven, Dec. 21th, 1851
This is to certify that the notice ofthe Rock Rose
medicine published in paper in connection with
from the Paladiam. only unsolicited, but
written by the editor ofhis own judgment and ohserya
lion. OSBORN d BALDWIN.
Palladium Office, New Haven. Dec. 22d. 1851.
This will renify that tie favorable notice of The med
cine, known rs the Rock Rose was voluntary testi
monal. induced by the writers knowledge of The
tive effects of the article in certain well as by
the favorable opinions which others, we'll known to
him had expressed of it, and Furthermore, the article
was written wirhent pas the promise of
the knowledge of tre manufacturer
BABCOCk WILDMAN.
@ For sale in Ravenna, by C. Hatch. and wholesale
by W. Al. kohlS Co., Cincinnati, Ohio General Agents
for The west. 1247
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MUSICAL TNsTaUCTIow-

R1IsS II. S. MORTON, of New York. has lately ia
IFE ken mp her residence in fsasenna, Enea!ly oPPo
site The Town HAL )whese she would be pleased ob
tain pups upon the Piano Forte. aelodeon eraphne
Meo Pean, which she will teach The usual prices
Persons wishing 10 receive Instruction at their
residences can also be accommodated.
Nov. IA, 1853, 1916
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UWe are indebted TO Otis Reed, Esq, and to
the Auditor of State for copies of the Abstract, of
the valuation of the real property of Ohio as
ssssed in the year 1853
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New Advertisements. A

John II. Ebbert-Bank Notice.
Horace s. Doty-Administrator's Notice.
Whittlesey & Brother-Summit Mill
A. v. Horr-Second Stock of Goods.
Halls Book Store-AImanacs.
A. Chittsnden and r. J. Thompson-Shee for
Sale.
WIN. d. Sanders--Teacher's Examination
P. b. Conant-Ins. agents wanted.
Bisrce & Con rnt-Pr rof g ,nal Card.
III. l.. Carter --Administrator-s Notice
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stitute, is opening select school at Charlestown
center, under favorable auspices. Mr. Dodge IS a
good Teacher. and bis school will afford rare op-
1ortunities to the youth of Charlestowu. ~
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

Ey VIM. GOODMAN Esq of this town has teen
appointed member Of the County Board of Schoo
Examiners. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation IF Mr.. Pratt.
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Mrs. Partington says that nothing despises her
SO much as to see people who profess to expect
salvation, to go TO church without their purses
when recollection is to be taken.
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN R. r. Co. -
ssa Franklin, June 1lth, 1853. g
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
rem r. r. Co, this day he'd, the following assessments
upon the CAPITA. stock were made VIZ Ten per cent pay
able July J. 1853 a. assessmenc of ten Per cent at
the end OF each succeeding sixty days until Che whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER Secretary.
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E"How do you like your minister!"
Like him." said the Squire, "why. like him
first rate for he never NEEDLES with religion or
politics."
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wR Read the beautifu. October" lines, from a
gifted pen, the first page of to-days paper. and
be possessed Of the cheerful, trusting spirit of the
fair au huress
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

3 EY An Irishrnan was run over and killed be-
weea Earlyille and Ravenna on Wednesday eve-
ling last by the lightning train down. The fellow
vas drunk. No one upon the train knew of the
ccident until the next day.
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III WAN0Q9U O

III AA0 . Q3Ua
In Dee field, on the 10 h inst. by 0ev. c.
Brown, Dawn DAsIELs. of Williams County, to
LUCINDA GlLLETr. Of the former place.
In Edinburgh, on the 17sh inst, by Rev. T. w.
Browning. Mr. JAMES TAYLOR. of MichigHn to
Miss SUSAN M. BooTH, of The former place.
In Sueetsboro on the 18th inst, at the resi-
dance If DIR. ]. G.. Willis, by Rev. l. Nj. Chap
man. II ,RvEY HorcHKIss, Esq. of Ravenna
to Mrs. SYLVIA A. Ross, of Lee, Berkshire Co.,
Mass.
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fair au hyress:
Yet my spirit ,s unbroken.

Yet my spirit IS unbroken,
Though so long it wore the chain
Time shall yield the dew of healing
Ete another summer reign;
Then, oh, beautiful October,
Thou wilt bring me joy again.
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MUST BE SOLD.

THNHE STACEY STOCK consisting of Jewery
u Shawls Perfumery, &C., &c must positively be
sold by the first OF January if possible This concern
must be closed and the articles at bonade Cosr PRi-
cEs, must afford bargains Call HafsBook Store.
IW. HALL, Assignee.
Nov IA J952
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= Ex-senator Chase viii accept our thanks for a
public document.
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NEW FALL
AMP
WINTER GOODS

WINTER GOODS
n GREENFlELUER. has Just received The
larges, and splendid stock of the best and latest
style of Fall and Winter Goods brought this
ton of the country which, for style, finish and durability
be surpassed My stock of coats consists of
the following kinds pilot beaver mohair ngerhead pc
tersham, blanket, felt. broad CLOTH and satinet.
also endless variety rock dress sack box
pants vests and boys clothing every KIND quality and
COLOR r.-
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
WRAPPERS drawers socks gloves cravats, stocks neck
suspenders handkerchief shirts collars trunks valises
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubbers coats etc.
Come come all and give me call,
And L will try to suityou all -
&. .GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna Sept. 26th 1853.
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v The letter of our California correspondent upon
the outside of TO days paper will be read with in
terest.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

WILL be in attendance at his rooms folows
RAvENEA-Pre,tiss House, Saturday afternoon and
Monday Goth and 28h Nov.
AKKoN-Cobbs Exchange, Friday, 25ih Nov.
CLEvELAND-Anerican House, Monday and Tuesday,
9TH and Sth Nov.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver, Lungs Kid
neys or Spleen, Tnamation rheumatism Asthma short
of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy Weakness Nervous Debility, Restlessness, Lost
of Appetite, Constipation arrangements ofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel, White Swelling or of any
fong standing Diseases invited TO CALI No charge
lor consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor blisters, is be Homeo-
pathst he never Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents nor is he IhomP-
sonan-he neither steams gives emetics lis tue
ory of disease differs from all others that have heen
adopted but not thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does make sick to make we'll, nor tear
down build up again allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes. ...-E
We caution the public against mpostors, who in
era counties endeavorng 10 reap harvest rem the
popularity of re medes by pretending administer
the me- They know nothing whatever of the recipes
and with them, would be utterly in capable of elab
Grating most of our medicines as they are of earning
reputable practice.
pouring in upon us, for the monthly report we aim
TO give diversity both of locality and diseases II Is "
be hoped that nvads will always when pracficanII'
confer in person with those recoveredand learn e 80
ity of which letters faint picture: srray ] ,cn n
esfy desired Our undivided nen,aon rn of nelson's WHO
have thoroughly tried the whole routine o 80
called) now extant and becoming nop.tsS' ' -
popular but delusive modes OF 'f'a''''N'
Asthma can be Cured.
So saw those of patients who have been STRUGGLING
,o e"rs with this relentless disease, but now inspire
fe.,v and with comfort the bountiful AIR oi Heaven
| SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs J. Mensor of Beaver township, Mahoning coun
tv A case of years standing and denomlnuted by NJ
tending physicians "a Disease OF The Liver and Asth
ma confirmed incurable." Breathing rs times extreme
ly icult bordering on sufooaton. Under Analyil"a
treatment health restored IN three months and has
been good through all the changes of two subseqnen
years. A-1o.
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Second Arrival
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS

At The Stone Store
Ep DWELL WlFTER & CO. are now re-.
nc ceiving their second stock of Fall and Winter
floods The assortment embraces eve-y style and
Gnaly and will be sold cneap any stock goods
hern Ohio.
Please call and Judge for yourselves.
N B.-Good Butter still received in Exchange for
goods at Eighteen Cents per ID.
Nov. 16. 1883.
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The S ibbnh School connected with the Free
hurct, ia this place, have subscribed FIR large
an.ber of the Juvenile Instructor. neat, nstruc-
ye little paper published semi monthly by Lucius
!. Matlack, Syracuse. for the Wesleyan Book
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Grahaln for DecemDer.

( This number closes the second volume of Gra-
am for '53.7 In the new year Graham will Of
curse be materially improved upon, as the expe-
.ence and ability of its editor will be exercised to
iake it welcome visitor to every family in the
and.
In the March number an Illustrated Life of Gen
Washington by J, T Headly, author of Napoleon
cd his Marshas, will be commenced. The rep
tatiou of such an author HeadIy, will add to th
,terest of Graham. and it ought to be widely pat
,nned. TERMs .-One copy one year, $50
ye cepiss s5 90, six copies. $1,000, nine copies
l5,oo.twslse copies $50 90, invariably 10 advance
teo. r. Graham, editor; Philadelphia.
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Halls Book Store.
NEW BN0ES, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STiF GKRRY,

EUSF. received for the Fall and Winter
eE trade Among our miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment. Satanic License.
Niapleten. or Mere Work for the hlaine Law.
Isaac T, Hopper, a Life, by l.. Mara Child.
The Second War with England by J. I. Headley
Father Bright Hopes-Hearts ana Faccs-Dotd's
Lecture s to Young Meu-Successful Mercant-Nil,age
Blacksmi,h-Popuar tales by I s. Art ur For thein-
strucon and entertainment of tho htIe folks, cur
All tie School Books used in town aud county of
fercd for ae-cheap.
standard Historical, Biogral lhlcal, and Poetleal
statonery-Leiter Paper PLAN and gilt, Bath, Paris,
superfine lald and commercial.
Foolscap, a good stock. Bill, Counting House, and
Legal Cap.
Maynard & Noyes Ink, the best that is now made.
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstands,
Fabers' Pencils some beautiful ivorv tops, &c.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONSl
MISS CHASE has Just received the Fall
EA and winter Fashions, and is prepared 10 cut and
make dresses in the approved style usln AL
will supply patterns the trade among which may be
found Aiantillas Cloaks, Talmas, &C., &c.
Kayenna o. lober 18Th, 1853 I2d23m
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NAST STF Ell SCYTHES of the best
" quality aud maths to match going on cheap at
il ,eur2 &. e. iPtEN fiSS'.
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MACHINERY Oh, Tanners Oil. Whale
lu OIL lard oil. burning fund, supply just receirep
at SwlFT's.
October, 1858.
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MORE LIGHT.
The Wonderful and Thrilling NarratiYe Of
SOLOMON NOR TRsEJP.

- Tie Kidnapped Neip Iofker, lohO 7toaS
TWELVE YEA RS Il SLA VE.t
dental The Book corroborates the adage
that Truth is stranger than ctlon." 1t has received
the unbounded recommendations of the free press.
IOO0 copies have been sold in months!
1000 agents wanted to sell the above, i'll all parts of
the United States and Canada to whom Il lib
eral terms given. From $500 s 900 year, can
be realized by active and resbectabe agents.
The above makes one handsome l2mo volume. of 336
pages-7 engravings, and is sold for $l.OO. Copies
sentibv mail, tpost-paid,| Oh receipt of price,
~ Fur further particulars appIy to the publishers,
Derby & Miller, Auburn, N. Y.
1916 Derby, Orion d. Mullgan Buffalo.
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PARLOR FURNITURE.

A Ii. persons wanting parior inrniture OF
~ triAing advance from cost invited to call at
the Ware rooms of Griffin & Boswiek, opposite the mi
yeraiist Church. in Ravenna, any time between this date
and the 2ath ofthis month.
Onr Fan purchase was designed for our new ware
room in the brick block but TAFT will net be reaa lor
some time yet and work is arriving "a Ser @ @ @
s.nr Il without considerable trouble and expense wo
choose to sell part ofat diseop8 fSe T1GR can 90 i IN
nsediately. ,e.o VI" N 1874
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THERE viii be enc more Examination of School
Teachers Saturday the 3dsof December at 10 O'Clock
AM WD. SANDERS, Sec'y.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

T." will appear next week.
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One of the most experienced Physicians of Baltimore
says of Cherry Expectoant for the
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis Group and other
affections of the Lungs and Throat 1T will effect
good than of the preparations with which
the country is inundated"
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B0GGS Is % ssEEs7 AS.
SHADE TREES.

FESHE Subscriber has large Nursery Of
"a beautiful, and thrifty young trees, of all sorts
and sizes, including white and black Ash, Hard and
SOFT silver leaf Maple, white and slippery Elrns. I"
gether with Oak, Whltewood Walnut, Chesnnt, Flick
ory, Beech Boxwood. Buitefnut &c. The subscriber
will supply demand. for any of these, noble native
trees, at moderate compensation. r. IL. CLARK.
Rootstown, Nov O. '53. 1915 3w
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A TTACHMENT MOTTO E-Notice is
IA hereby given that the LIST inst al ms instance
attachment for S5 and 30 cents was this day issued
by Clinton Young, Justice of the Peace IN Hiram
Township, Portage county, against the property and
effects of l. !. Grant, Hiram W: PIERCE and Gideon
Hard, abscondng debtors.
Dated this the first day ofNovemher "A. y. I83 j.
1916 3wN ABENER ROWI.EY.
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TIE STUDENF.-The November number OF
is we'll sustained, highly valuable and interesting
ssodicnl is received. Fowers & Wells, N. ",
publishers;
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49, 5s5EEiueay 1os. eEse ladies.

MRs. e. II. RICHARDSON would respectfully
invite The attention of the Ladies 10 her New Stock of
Millinery Goods which she is now receiving ard open
;n for The Fall trade She has some splendid Satin
and Velvet Hats, and beautiful lot of Ribbons,
Gloves. Embroidery, Camps, Neiset Ribbons and
Dress Gimps all Styles Also Cloth for ladies Cioaks,
lace and Mourning Wells, with variety of other
ticIes She has also received her FALL FAsRIoNs for
Dresses and Cloaks, and Is ready to make to 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 resi-
dence on main street two donrs east of judge Days.
Rayenna, Oct. Is. 1853. l24S 3m
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WANTED.

A NUMBER of Joners accustomed 10 putting up
IA good work. Apply Immediately to
ROWELI-, WITTER & co. .
Ravenna, Nov.1J. 1853
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Court of Common Pleas, Portay


Alfred A very. Richard HIE- !
lard, William II. Hayes.
Theron K. Butler, and
Hnr ttio NJ. Aveiy-plam-
rill.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29
Rail ROAD MEETING !
THE LAST CALL!

= FL
Il An adjourned Railroad Meeting
will be held at the Court House this
evening, at u o'clock, to hear the
Report of the "Committee on Sub
scriptions." It is presumed that ev-
cry citizen who feels an interest in
this great project, and the welfare
of this village and county will make
it an object to attend. Addresses
may be. expected on the occasion
The Books will be open during the
evening, so that all surplus capita
seeking an Investment can be sub.
scribed, to make up whatever def.
cheney there may be in the required
amount. -.
Turn out! for Ravenna will re-
member this eue, for veal or for woe
By order Of the Committee. ..
June 20, 1853.