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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09
TEE e lib E S r
Fire Insurance Company

IN AMERICA!i
FHNHE undersigned has been appointed Agent
S of the ETNA FIRE INSURANCE Co. oF
CoNNEcTlcuT and is ready to make surveys,
and issue policies.
May &c. 1852. HENRY A. SWIFT.
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DoRK WANTED.-6o,oo lbs Pork want.
ed, for which the market price will be paid N cash
Nv A V HORR.
Nov. %
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Hats and Caps.

BUST received at the Eagle Clothing Store, large
- supply of Hats of the Fall Styles. Also Kossuti
Hats and Cloth Plush and Oil Cloth Caps, for sale as
cheap as the cheapest.
1852
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THE TAPE WOR nj!
HoBEMsAcK,s L1vMR PILLS!

No part the system liable TO disease than the
Liver. serving lterer purify the blood giving
the proper secretion the bile that any wrong action
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the sys
tenn and results varously Liver complaint, Janndce
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might Indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills being composed and plants furnished
by nature heal the sick, namely ls An Expectorant
which augnens the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane promotes The discharge of secreted matter
manner the certain morbid action of the system Sd
Tonic hlc gives tone and strength the sys
em in health and vgor TO all parts of the body
4,b Catliariic which acts in perfect harmony with the
other and operating the Bowels and
peng the whole of corrupt AM vlliated and
| health,
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EBERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer,at
April 26. HATCH'S.
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New Family Grocery.
PROVISION AMID VarIetY s1ore,

FFOVIslOM sttltL y sLfAeIy SIOFe,
In the Rooms formerly occupied by H. La r. Da
Collins Block, Main st.
THE undersigned are receiving well selecte,
stock of Family Groceries and Provisions, ,whiel
they prepared to dispose of at low prices. Our
perence this trade will enable to offer purchaser
articles of the best quality, and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted.
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nVER COATs-If you want to find the best and
w cheapest assortment of Over Coats Just call Oak
Il ALL I'd Edition this season where you gnd all indso
Over Goats Frock and Sacks Short jackets Roundabous
Pvntaloons Vests Overalls, and all kinds of Furnishing
Goods, cheap for cash of ready pay.
Nov s, 1852. HL& DAY
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ana lis iiuence upon The feIpae CON
sltution is founded upon Il Truths of
and confirmed by The experience efhorsa7ds of ladies'
who have taken of this ca,l ocon with tie most happy
and ersal success for the Diseases and arrangements
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II iHObeWsock,s YVOrel SYRUP:


An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken and can be given the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhea have made them weak and dehililaed, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup are such that 1t
stands without an eqna IN the catalogue of medicines in
giving and strength The stomach which makes 1t
nfallibe remedy fer those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
the astonishing performed by this syrup after phy
scians have failed. is the best evidence Of lis superior
efficacy all others.
THE TAPE WORM!
This is The most difficult worm 10 destroy of all that
nfest the humah system grows almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the lntestnes
and stomach affecting The health sadly to cause ST.
Vitus Dance Fits &c tina. those afflicted seldom ever
suspect thai is Tape Worm fastening them to an early
grave In order destroy tlis very energetic
be pursued it would therefore be proper
TO take to of my Liver Pills, to remove all OBJ
structons that the Worm syrup may direct upon the
worm which be taken in dosesof2 able-spoonfulls
times day. These direc ons followed. have never
been known fail incurIng the most obstinate case o.
Tape Worm
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AGENCY OF DR.. S. FIrCH'S
Celebrated Medicines,

EISED by him with such distinguished success in the
u cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma
ear, Dseas c Glsp Dr s Fitcs abnns I"ae s,,
porers Shoulder Braces Inhalng Tubes aud Lee ures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
healifto old age, &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and will keeptem con-
santly on hand at his residence in Brmeld only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
- G DR.. Fitchs "Guide Book to invalids and drec-
tions for promoting health and instructions 10 motl ers
in the management of children" may be had, grauit-
ously by calling for it at his residence as above An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD
Brimfeld, JAM 6, 1852. I,e9
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DIS gOLUTION

TENHE Coparnershp which has existed for three
IL years between the undersigned, under the name
and firm Of II. L. s. R. Day, expired by limitation on the
LIST day OF January, 1893. III. L. DAY.
RALPH DAY,
H. L. Day having purchased of Ralph Day. his interest
in the late rm will continue the business hereafter
own account. All the liabilities of the old firm will be
paid by yse and all those indebted to said firm y note
or account of six months standing requested to
make immediate payment to Fl. L. DAY
Rayenna. Jan. 4. 1858.
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Dr. Isaac Swift, Ravenna A. V. Horr, Shalersville
l. B. Sheldon, Atwaler, r. Sillev, Suffeld; D. X
Wheeler, Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Canield; j. H
Sexton, Youngstown Hoyt, Brother& Co., Warren
and wEoies lie by DIR. G. H. Heyser, No. l4o, w ooc
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer, Cleveland. llsl
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20 EEMALES

L " FItH les.
You will find these pills an Invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc-
tions either total partial they have been found of
estmabe benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
efectuay 10 put to flight all complaints which may
arise from femae irregularities, headache, gddiness,
dimness of sight, pain IN The side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. NJ Iobensack all 9TH
being base Imitation.
II Agents wishing new supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of becoming agents. address the proprietor
j. N. Hobensack Philadelphia. Pa.
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COFFEE Goldfish, Mackerel.rrou
Rio, Saymra Java. Wiitefsh Pickerel He
TEAS. ring.
Y ouhg Hysan, Imperial ToBAcco.
Gun Powder Black. A full assortment.
SueAR and MoIAssEs. Segars do.
Orleans Havana. Crush Bacon &c.
ed, Powdered, Granua- Hams. Shoulders Drie'
ted, Loaf B. II. Coffee, Beef, Pork, Sausages
Stuart Syrup, N. o. Mo- Tongue.
Iasses SuNDRIEs
SpIcEs Soap Candles Ropes
Cloves, Nutmegs Gin Cordage, Oils, L ar, Rice
ger Cinnamon, Alsp:ee, Madder Indigo, Rosin
Pepper, Mace &c. Soda. Cream Tartar
FRr1rs &c. SalSoda Canary Hemp
Raisns, Figs, Lemons, and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges Prunes Dates, Cakes, Crackers; row
! Dried Currants Preser- der, Shot; Glue, sand
| we'd Ginger Candies as paper. Pals Tubs Wash
sorted, Liquorlce, Nuts, boards Mop Handles
all kinds. Brooms, Brushes, Black
FISH. ing, &C.
Tie earliest and best of Green Vegetables, and mar
keting generally always hand. No pains spared to
make our establishment such that those who may want
can get at all times what the country and cities afford
in our line Those isng to purchase, are requested
to call and examine our stock and prices and share will
US their patronage. H. w. SMITH Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally.
Ravenna, Aug TO- 1852. llsl-t
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BUGGY SPRlNGS-l1 II and 2 inch.
~ es wide, of Eastern manufacture, for sale cheap
by E. Il RICHARDSON.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.


Among these are Prolapsas Uter or falling of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and liberation OF the
Womb, Incidental HGmorrhage, or EI2cdlng1 Flour
Albus or Whites, Chorcsis Painful, Suppressed ard
irregular Menstruaton with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted of whatever duration and Sc
verify. All these complaints can be pleasantly, safely
and certainly remedied by this preparation.
The general failure OF the worthy attempts of the
medical faculty this class of diseases heretofore,
greatly to be attributed to their upon local re-
medes, aside from the want of knowledge OF The prop
treatment for the general economy. Already very
many of the profession, laving witnessed its sauar3
effects have thrown aside tleir enona prejudice
and manfesng due regard for the welfare of their
patents by recommending tine of this Medicine and
resortng TO it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which it is intended.
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly kind, The most deli
cate and feeble female need have fears IFS for
any length of time, for it contains mercury, any
article which any way injurious being made
entirely of vegetable extracts ard prepared TO taste
| Ikea pleasant cordial.
The modus operandi of this remedy in the cure Of
this class of diseases is through the general economy of
the system with peculiar determination TO tie female
| organs.
The preparation after undergoing the most laborcd
and scrutinzing trials by scientific in every possible
way, TO perfect lis curative adaptation to this class of
oplants for series of years has become alta could
be desired fulfil its mission and by its fruits may
be known in the of thousands but its is
but Just entered upon for millions of ladies suf
| fering for want of its aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch.
ing the nature and symptoms of the above diseases to-
geher with testimonials from ladies of the highest
pectabiity as certified by the satisfactory author
ty in the pamphlet to all which the attention of ladies'
and practitioners isrespectully invited be had gratis
/ at the store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist Rarenna.
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EBUSH SCYTHES-Just the article for
- Farmers, for sale low by
L, T. RICHARDSON
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T FAD PIPE AND ClSTERN PUMPS
any quantity and of the best quality for sale lower
Nov. 25. 1859. E T RICHARDSON.
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DIR HALS US
AFeE q II WIN e.!

TIE discovery of the Forest Wine Is The greatest 5iss'es
offhe are Pit mp en- quart bottles single bottle Of
,riich does more good aoa goes farther in The cure
of disease than ten bottles of any Sarsapar-
lila Ia asse, and trarratted TO cure ao,tii- L.
r,,,f oo,1y,,f,legsnpf Or apeQkeai1kp eff -3
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WK1OIF SLEIGH ROBES just received some
Wv very fine Wolf Sleigh Robes, which are lust the
things for sleghing. JAS. TNIFT.
RaveRnn. Dec s.
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MarellisT's Uterine Catlso lfcoss.

FOR THE cpREeF CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES IN CT
THE LAST REST GET or N.x,
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Extract Lemcn, Extract Vanilla,
I" Almonds, &c, &c.
Canary, Hemp. hIillet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
While Oil, Salad Oil. &c.
Ravenna, juno so, 1852.
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DEADY MADE CLoTHING.-over Coats Sac.
Aa Frock Conts, Vests. Pantaloops Oyerhalls, Draw
ers and Wrappers, oil styles and qualities Mt
SEYMoUR's.
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DROCHA Shaws-Henriquen's celebrated BrocFa
40 Long Shawls, from $25 to $35-Brocha Square
Shawl all celors entire styles and designs just
received at the new store of II I & r DAY.
November 2.
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EDGINGS-A choice assortment Of Black Silk Face
N Edginss, iustrec'dat GiLLEr1s.
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u II II n u . Y .
GUna-COafed Forest Pills

Are important adjunct to the Forest Wine They
are coated with pure gum arabic an invention ior which
Doctor Hasey has received the only Paent ever granted
on Pills by the government of the United States.
The Forest Wine and gum coated Forest Pills, unite
accomplishing the great end, the publication
of the blood and restoration of the stomach and bowels
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-28
Watering Plac4aA

The season for visiting the watering places,
which are fashionable and at the same time
healthtul places of resort, having arrived, the
proprietors of old and celebrated establishments
have ntted them for the reception of guests,
with all the comforts which the seekers after
improved health and recreation can reasonably
desire. The curative and strengthening pro-
perues OF the waters, so amply furnished by
nature, are generally known, both from scien-
titc tests and the drinking of them, while the
table fare, aud the innocent amusements, and
the company to be enjoyed, are abundantly ap-
preclated. Among the places of the character
here described, we may enumerate-
| BEDFORD SPRINGS, which are situated in a
beautiful valley, within a mile and half of
the village of Bedford, Pennsylvania. The
waters have been celebrated for more than
| fifty years for their medicinal qualities. There
are extensive and commodous buildings on the
! premises, under the superintendent of Mr.. A..
G. ALLEN, recently of the United States Ho-
tel, Philadelphia. Persons in this section of the
country can reach these springs by proceeding
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Cum
berand, thence by stage distance of twenty
eight miles.
| The FAUaUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
in Virginia, fifty miles west of the District of
Columbia, are now open for the reception of
visitors. The healing qualities of the waters
are very well known, and the buildings are
upon large scale, tastefully arranged. Here
are paved walks and covered ways, shaded by
beautiful trees. with good fare and attentive
agents, all under the superintendent of Mr..
THOMAS o. FLINT. These springs are of
easy access. The cars leave Alexandria at
eight o'clock overy morning except Sunday,
and get to Warrenton in two and half hours,
where first rate line of stages are in readi
ness to take passengers Immediately to the
springs, SIX miles and a half over a macada-
mixed road.
HE SHANNoNDALE SPRINGS, under the per-
sonal superintendent of Mr.. G. w. SAPPING
TON, a courteous gentleman and experienced
hotel keeper, offer their usual inducements
Passengers leaving Washington by the morn
| ing train of cars will arrive at Harper's Ferry
at half-past eleven a. m., and thence in the
| Winchester and Potomac Railroad cars, ten
miles to Charlestown, where coaches will re-
ceive and convey them to the springs by din
ner time, over good road and through a lovely
country. The waters of Shannondale are class
ed among the saline chalybeales, combna-
ton of The most valuable description in the
whole range of mineral waters. The finest
| beef, mountain and valley mutton toUether
with all the Injuries afforded in the fertile val
ley of Virginia, are among the table attractions.
| Elevated On spur of the majestic Blue Ridge
Mountains, with good accommodations for
guests, and attentive agents, it must continue
to be one of the most attractive and agreeable
watering places in the country.
Further particulars of those famous places of
resort can be learned from the advertisements
in our columns.
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Finale to a Duel.
From the Mem Orleans p;cn,nlne. lime

From the Neto Orleans Picayune, June 49,
At a late hour on Thursday night last two of our
young fire eating bloods entered one of the fash
ionabie saloons in ST. Charles street in a state
which indicated considerable fatigue, supposed to
be caused by carrying too large a brick in their
respective hats-in point of fact, as Micawber
would say, they were decidedly inebriated. After
1mbibing once or twice more, they commenced
banoying wit which gradually grew personal
and finally some very insulting language was used
by one of the parties, which fired the blood Of the
other previously sufficiently heated by liquor, and
a challenge was Immediately given and promptly
accepted. Cabs were called, and the belicose
young gentlemen entered different vehicles and
ordered the drivers to proceed at once to "The
Oaks" locality which has acquired bloody dis
tinction from the number of duels which have been
fought there. They steadily refused to allow any
of their friends to accompany them, or admit of
their interference for the purpose of effecting
Cancellation and one of the party. Familiarity
known as 'Paredes,' who was gravely drunk was
requested to stand guard over another whh wished
to interfere, which he promised to do 9
On arriving at "The Oaks" the cabmen were
very much aetonished to find the embryo dueists
wrapped in the arms of Morpheus! With some
difficulty they were awakened, and recognising
the locality and each other, they both looked some.
what surprised having entirely forgotten both the
quarrel and the intended fight. One of them finally
broke out with: sWhy, A what you dcing
here?" A. looked confused for moment, and an
swered, 81 recollect now that some fellow grossly
insulted me; but can't remember who be was.
However,, know challenged him, and suppose
he will be here soon,'' The other Immediately
proffered his services as second, and swore he
would stand by his friend through thick and thin.
They both embraced with tears of affection in their
eyes, and sat down on the damp grass to wait for
the arrival of their antagonist.
After remaining there until near day break, and
matchmaking the cowardly scoundre who had
insulted one and disappointed both, they entered
their respective cabs and returned to the city.
how hrao l. foo{ ;p-r
morning at restaurant, vowing to disIocate every
bone in the body of the man who had played them
such contemplate trick, if they could only find
him.
Who struck Billy Patterson?
P. S.-Paredes is supposed to be still standin g
guard over the interfering friend, as he has not
been relieved, and his military habits will! not al.
low him to leave his post without orders.
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Georgia Wing Convention.

Agreeably to anticipation, the Hon. CHAs.
j. JENKINS, of Richmond county, was nomi-
mated by the Wing Convention at Milledge-
vile on the first ballot as a candidate for Gov
ernor. One hundred and thirty-seven dele
gates were present, representing fifty-two
counties. The convention adopted the princi-
pies of the Union Convention of 1850, Ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. R. TONES,
of Wilkes, and A. w. Thomas, of Ebert, and
the proceedings are represented to have been
harmonious and enthusiastic
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Chow do you do, dear?' said Mrs. Darlington
smilingly, shaking hands with Burbank, in the
Dock square omnibus, he held out his five dex-
ter dgits towards her. "Fare, ma'am," said he,
in reply to her inquiry. "Well, Pm shore, Pm
glad OF it, and how the folks at home?' Glare,
ma'am," continued he, still extending his hand
The passengers were interested. elbow do you
like Boston"' screamed she, as the omnibus rat.
tied over the stones. "Fare, ma 'am," shouted he,
without drawing back his hand; 81 want you to
pay me for your ride" "Oh,' murmured she,
al thought it was some one that knowed me, .
and aged down in the bottom Of her ridicule
for ticket, finding at last five copper cents tied
up in the corner Of her handkerchief 'last
war" handkerchief, with the stars and stripes in.
volved in it, and the action of the Constitution and
Guerrero stamped upon it, But the smile she had
given him at first was not withdrawn-there was
no allowance made for mistakes at that COULTER
and he went out, with lighter heart and heavier
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ARRIVAL OF Two PRussIAN MxN-oF- WAR-The
Prussian frigate Gefion, Captain Sundenall, bear
ing the broad pennant of Commodore Schrweder,
and sloop-of-war Amazone, Commander Schir-
macker, arrived here yesterday from Cartha gena,
via Havana, leaving the fret port on the 9th June
and arrived off Cape Henry Dist
List of officers Of the frigate Gefion: Captain
sundenall; First Lieutenant, NJ. Jackmann; Lieu.
tenants Kohler, Klatt, Reetzhe, schelle, and Woch
rem; Flag Lieutenant, Werner; Marine Officers,
Captain Liebe, Lieutenants Jerf and De Jolt.;
Pursers Wall, Dorman; Surgeons Tambier, Lo-
renyo Bercht; Passed Mdshipmen Soyow, Kran-
sick, Barron Dohlyeck, (from st. Paul) Mdship-
men Stevegenez, Kuhes, Count MONTE, De
Schleins, Kranse, Neylien, Grandseittel, V.
Rechfhopen, Trefschr, Weefers, Butterlin, Drews,
and living
The following are the officers of the sloop- of
war; Commander Schumacher; Lieutenants
Kune, Lenfaniz, Hencks, Buheind Londerguard;
Passed Mdshipmen MacLean, Dochords Kulkotf;
Purser Koshn The frigate is a noble ship of fort
eight guns, and apparently in fine order. The
soop is also fine ship of twelve guns, and like
wise in good order They anchored in Hamilton
| Roads Thursday, and came up in fine style yea
| terday to the naval anchorage off Fort Norfolk
After mooring, sautes were exchanged with tn,
| United States ship of the line Pennsylvania, Com.
mander Saunders. They not connected in
any way, with the Worlds Fair, as was iptin,ated
| by some of the evening papers and are on no ,pe
ciai service -Noyfok Beacon, June Is