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MILETTEHy-
YEYnE lihernl nnlronage which

Ya9 flE liberal patronage which the ladies' of
Il Ravenaa and viciHity have extended to mo in
the millinery business, prompts feelings of Gra'tne and
has encouraged mo make arrangements To kccn n
larger of mnery and fancy goods This sea-
son, and 10 keep constantly on hand ready made has
cars &c And shall spare pains secure the
sies and have my work executed neatly and short
roiire.
E-ye Ladies' respectfully invited TO call
4 = Shop residence doors West of Ilnll's Book
Store, 5lain Street,
Rnyepna March 90, 1853. o. NJ. COLLINS.
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IDwAaD TVxsog:
WHoi rsALE RETAIL DEALER IN STAPLE AND
FANCY Dry GOODS.
POPULAR GOODS AND P0PULiR PRICES.
NE HE CASH PRICES


UNDEVEATENG Ard UNIFORM.
al Z respectfully iavile the attention OF close
w cash buyers to our large and elegaLt
stock Of Sprig and Summer Goo Is. AID tie
terms upon which we dispose Of them. Oar
terms those adopted uad pursued spcce sfu'Iy
by US from 'he commencement Of our business
il this city to The present time and shall lie
strictly adhered TO, AID which are briefly US fol-
Jews:
We aim 10 sell all the goods in which deal
at ve'y slight advance. TO enable Us t do
this successfully we uff.r our ock a; nell prices
rates uniform and Underwriting 10 all.
We take pleasure in alIuding to our stock as
follows:
DRE>s GOODS DEPARTMENT
In this deparne. buyers will find an assorl-
ment Of dress goods unsu passed by any e>t1l.-
iehment in ibis city In Do1 e lie. Scotch,
md English Lawns we have grades ranging
from The low est to iLe highest pr es; and 50 III
so in French LawHs. JIcone1s and I}ars ges
cen Instantly replenislled by purchases from auc-
ton, hiustn De Laines, stpale and fancy s, TX
a full line of Saawls, in addi i,n 10 the ezuia7
| assortment, always full and complete. We
shall be receiving every day fresh jab lets" Of
sooaihing new in The dress goods line for tie
sharp and active cash buyers, rs we mean In
make our store cmphoticaliy the cheap cash
store of Cleveland.
PRINT AND GtNGHAM DEPARTMENT.
A full lina of Merfimac. Cochcen Sprngue' 5
Philip Aliens American Print Works. and
| Dunnel' 'sPritt., 'gether ni h full assortment
Of Eng ISL and French. Lancaster and mai :
chester Dones i: Cling hams adted 10 very
chtica Gssnrtmen: Of Freych, German aid
Scotch goods OF tui' description.
NHIrE GooDs DEPARTMENT.
We have devoted a very arga sp ca 10 our
store to this branch Of business. md can exhlbi +
tu'l lines Of the varioss sods coming under this
heud; among which will be four a large hssorl
msnt of White Linens of all s-odes and .tyl
Of finish. Catnbtics, JlcoIet'. Lawns, Mu!ls
Table Linea, Tcwels, Nupk' n. Ii ,en S:icet.
i 'gs. pilo~-chse Lnehs. and all g ades nj
sly e. So table for house keeping purposes. hi tex
and steamers. Pipe. Camhrjcs. 81 k Fringe<,
Luce, CaH'bric Handkerc1i-fs &c. &c.
flostgRy DEPARTMENT.
The assortment o! Goods in this department,
comprises every thing n The way of goods in
this line, and we can only say that ii mare de-
/ sitabie stock catRUt be fourd 10 select from by
our customers.
IioMasTlc GooDs.
| large stock bought before the rise Cour-
try merchants buying for cash Will Go well to
! give us call.
EDWARDIVlSON,
- Superior street. opunsi:n I3n,k s.
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APRIL,APPoINTMEN7iS.
Is S 3.
Dr. kH. TEHbbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

Will be in attendance at his rooms as follows
GRAYEANA7Pr Pre,tiss Hosge, Friday afternoon anu
Saturday 29th and 3Oth ApriA
AERoS-CoJ5s Erchange Thursday 2ath April.
GLkyrLASD- HeadeA Hostssl Saturday and Monday
WNRKEN- Clinton House, Wednesday, and Thursday,
4th and 5lll May.
Those afflicted with diseases of tie Liver Lungs Kid
neys or Spleen Infamaon Rheumatism A sthma short
ness OF breath difficulty of dyspepsia Drop
sy eakness or Nervous Debility Retlessness, Lost
% constipation, Derangements othe stomach,
M nioaS affections, Gravel, Swelling Cancer, Scrofula,
Cices Impurities of the Blood, or of any chronic of
long standing ciseases, are invited to call. No charge
for consultation.
r Dr. T. never blecds blisters nor is he Homeo-
pathist; he never uses Mercury, Anmony Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents. nor he Thomp-
sonan-ie neither seams nor gives emetcs! His the
ory of disease differs from all others thatLave been
adopted, hat not more thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well, tear
down TO build up again. asy irritation by patching
up with auodYnts.
The following though from Pennsylvania appoint
poiniment may be equally opportune in Ohio. Mrs. F.
remains well.
LADIES READ THE EVIDENCE.
Doct. H. TvRBs-Dear Sir:-This is to certify that
for years have been afflicted with general debility
prolapsus ueri andirreguarities common females
For the last three grew worse and was not able
attend my household duties, beng frequently
fined to the bed have been attended by some ten
or twelve de rent physicians who gave relief for the
time being only. Receiving lasting benefits trod
all the patent medicines could hear Of that pefessedio
be infailiahle in the OF my sease-but to pur
pose. at last gave Them all up despair and resolved
10 let disease finish with me. BY visiting
friend who using your medicine, recomraen-
ded to try more, and finally consented obiaIn-
ed medicine Your at Brdgewater, about The
o March last and began gradually get better and bet
ter, and find myself sound and healthy woman
which blessings ascrbe TO your medicine. Should
you publish this certificate wish 10 say word
the readers. You may agree with me or not, yet of
one thing am certain. / was sck-as it thought
beyond medical aid. I used DR.. II. Tubbs medicine
and we'll. CATHARlNE FISHER.
Pitlshure h, Dec. 1853.
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Z. PARMEEE.
Clock and Watch Maker, Silver Smith and Jeweler,
in 3. littIe's Book Store, Rarenna, Ohio where
will be found good assortment of W a.clcs
Clocs ,Iewelry and Fancy Goods

~ It should De Gaicer$ahiy h1sor-for it is strictly
true-a indigestion is the parent of large proportion
Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery disrrga cholera
bus liver compliant, and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alcne Think of that dysreptes
think of it all who suffer from disorered stcnacls and If
you are willing be guided by advice, founded upon
perienee, resort at ont delay day. Hoofands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson. which,
alternative, curative and nygora stands alone and
approached. General depot, l2O Arch street We have
tried these BtFs and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified aisoye.-Edilalelpha CITY ITEM.
U Docs. TuB1s viii be at the Pren!iss House
on Friday GfornooR and Saturday April 29llI
aud seth.
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SHALERsvILLE.-A Temperance Meeting was
held in Shalersvilis, last Monday night. Rev. ].
w. Clock addressed the meeting. He is an
energetic and forcible speaker, and makes decid-
ed impression wherever he goes. He did good
service in ShaIersville, and we are glad to know
shat the Temperance cause is getting command
ing position in that Township. We shall expect
soon to learn that the Trustees have passed a
prohibitory ordinance.
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AccIpENr.-A little child two and half years
old, son of Widow Sweet, was run over by a
gravel train, on the C. & r. R. r., near this vii
lage, last Saturday morning. The COW catcher
struck him, and knocked him iuto a cavity be-
tween the ties, when the whole train passed over
him. The bow from the cow-catcher fractured
his his thigh badly, dissocated his shoulder, and
inflicted bruises upon his head. 1t is thought
nevertheless, that the child will recover.
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VILLAGELoT.S FOR SALE.

THIRTEEN n lots in Daniel Sewers addition to
& the village Of RuyenuR, south ofthe Canal,
are offered to the public at prices, and on terms
to accommodate all who wish 10 build. The
ground is high, water easily obtaioed with little
digging, and the location every way desirable.
On one OF ihe lets there is n new dwelling and
barn, which viii be sold at bargain, AMI on easy
terms. Enquire oTtho subscriber on the premises.
DANIEL SOWERS.
Rayenna, Feb. 26,h, 1853.
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GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

The Senator's Sen, Of Tie Maine La,c a last
RcJase. By Meta t'ictoria Fuiler.
This anxousy looked for, and powerfully writ
ten work. is, to the Temperance cause, what Un-
che Toms Cabin is to the Aul-Siavery cause, and
is destined to produce great sensation, aud 10
exert immense and salutary Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast ut
March ., 1883. HALLS Book STORE
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q 8 $ ssB
1868
CE EoER1N ST ORE.
80 81 A
<ss.,s = s.s:.t.A
L. s5.,' :, sl--aSr - -
49, ss7:s9s<E

Ter + Subscriber has just received bis Spring
e and Summer stock of Ready Made, ,oloiti.ig 2ntl
furnishing goods which decidedly the most
Notwithstanding several psaease stocks recently i'm
ported into by other the contrary
Ills stock embraces every possible style and vorefy
of men ana buys clollIng and furnishing goods all of
which were bought extremely low figures and which
he intends shall he seid al such prices successfully
compete with any establishment the Western
The public are respectfully invited 10 call
at his in Titles Bock noariy opposite III Prem
lis House and examine ilis sock whether they wish
pprrzse not
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks 10 his
friends and Gus for their liberal patronage already
extended to iin mud ne Is confident iha'the quality and
of tie same.
Ravennn, April 2Gth. 1853.
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WasatNeroN, April IL, 8 P. M.-The ru.
mored breach in The Cabinet has been healed.
buchanan goes Minister 10 England.

How time sanetifes things, don't it? We like
any 1hing old-ol friends, old wine, and old play
grounds; yea, even the old cerduroys in which we
once got wailoped for coming too late to school
when the skating was good" For converting
the most trivial affair into object of interest"
there is nothing Ike those months and years.
Well, there isn't.
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TEnPERAycE.-Rev. THOMAS GRAHAM spoke
at the Free Church last Monday night, pouring
regular broad-sde into the Tom Thumb Law,
and advocating with great ability, the Maine Law
Mr.. GnAnAM is a very able advocate of the cause.
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ScnooL ExHrBITioS.-The exhibition at. !.Messrs.
DoDeE's School last Friday evening. was credit
able affair. Tho pupils acquitted themselves
handsomely, doing credit to themselves and Teach
ers. The Messrs. DODGE are well educ4ted-are
good teachers, and very worthy and reliable young
mon.
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YEyRUNKS VALlSES s. CARPET BAGS.
II A large supply just received a the Eagle cloth
inc Store and for sale cheaper tan be bought else
where in the county call and them.
CHA'S. GREENFIEfBER.
AprIl 90 1853.
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NEw MILLINERY.

TIE RS Lee would respectfully inform the Ladies of Gar
" rettsyille and vicinity, that she is opening
Shop for Millinery purposes where she intends keep
constantly hand assortment of Ladies is. Caps,
Trimming &c, sc. Straw hats cleaned and pressed III
the best manner and on the shortest possible notice
share OF patronage is solicited Room the
cu'ied by Il. Lee 6 Co.
tiafieft srlle. March 29E. 1873. 12II-3ma \
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= EN- X EXCELSiORS did not come two
81 weeks ago expected, but we have them
Those tho are in The habit of wearing white
hats will find them This lot. CltizeRs of
This town have hal to Cleveland TO get good
beaver .'formerly. They can rely on these Us being
the best manufactured.
March 90 1858. JAMES TwIFT s. Co.
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In Raveppa, the friends Cf temperance have
elected their entire township and corporation tick
ets, by over 100 majority. Ravenna has redeem
ed herself, and is entitled to the honor of aking tbs
lead in the temperance reform Chardon Free
Democrat.
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Es,srssa azs,. salc.
Miss G.. Nj, Allen,

Would respectfully To the Ladies of Raven
ma and vrny thai she has opened dress nal ing shop
ia this viage. and VIII spare pains TO please those
who paroiiize her. She earnesilv desires share OF
patronage from others well as her old customers.
r ? Work done in tho neacst manner and short
notice. shop residence door north OF Hail. Book
Slcre. npfo> lie The hrick School Fl ouse.
RavemIIa pril 1. 1883 I2I43m
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NO ~ J 4 r

IL. persons indebted to John II. rosiw'ct e. Co.
"A Campbelsport, will please call immediately and
settle their nccsints Promp. attention this notice
will save mum trouble
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III at his residence insButTa'o.
fSr Vice President King has returned home.
His health is no better. Probably will not long
survive.
The entire wool crop of Knox Co., Oaio, has
been contracted for at an average Of so cents per
pound.
Proposals for letting the grading masonry, &C.,
foI the Clinton Line Railroad are advertised to
snke place on the Goth of May. The HUDSON
yisl'or says, that 'the road may now be consider
ed q fixed fact."'
Five hnndrel dollars wns recently pivep far ope
Cochin China cock in London.
Air. lse eryar, foreman of the Estate Journal
book selnaefy' had one of his hands horribly mu-
Tinted BY an embossing press a few days since.
John Huffman has been removed from tho ms,
of Deputy Warden of the Ohio Penitentnry. Mr.
Watson late Sergennt- alarms of The Senate ha.
received The appointments.
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n Attention is d. ected to somerVile's Cloth
ing Store Advertisement.
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MARBLE TOP TABLES.

ENOCR beautiful marble top tables, belonging 10 the
Sy Stock. will be positively sold each several dol
lars less than the New orl cost Call soon for these
beautiful articles ca:not remain nsod long at the cheap
rates at which they offered.
l:Ss- Call at Halls Book Store.
RnyennD Anril lIth 1858.
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Exccr.for,s Nolice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed Executor of the last VIII and Testament
of Thomas Carl late of Atwater Portage county, deceas
ed and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs JOHN NEBBER.
March 23, 1883. l2l3-sSw$
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A dignificd business! Am Upright
Jl;;Igei!

Luther L. Brown, Judge of Probate, in repea-
ted instances has ped from his official duties, to
induce Administrators, when they take cut Let
tsrs, to carry their advertisements 10 the Sentinel,
instead Of leaving them to their own unhiassed
choice--ofths. however. We should make no men
ton, had he not in one instance {tnd i'll how many
others cannot tell) stated.to induce Admins
traitor TO advertise 10 the Sentinel instend If the
STAR that the Star had been in the habit of chsr-
ging t,co dollars for Administrators notices when
the Seatinel charged but dollar. This false,
bat it is just such falsehood as Luther L. Brown
Is entirely capable of perpetrating. A more con-
semPtibe, mean spirited official, neyer disgraced
public office in Portage County thau he. No
one knows better than this Luther L. Brown, that
these advertising fees are regulated by law, and
chat the Star cannot If it would, charge more than
the Sentinel for such advertisements.
The Star never has charged but oae dollar the
legal rate. for Administrators' notices, and we
hereby advertise thepnbc ofihefac. that our friends
at least, may understand if, and that The menda-
cious Luther L. Brown may bs disarmed of his
power. successfully TO naisfepresent ua. We de-
" his nalice, and trgst we shaf yet live TO give
hin 4 Roiaud fgc his Civ err,
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R- Alcorn is opening new stock of Ready
Made Cioiling. See Advertisement.
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foIsiNnrG.-i thousands Of parents who Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Calcmel, &c,are tat
While they appear TO benefit the patenho actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases such
salvation, loss of sight " cakness of limbs, &c
In nanotler colmn viii be foud tbs ad, ertisement OF
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
OF all directly interested in their wei as their ciL
dens hcah. In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing those Of bilious type, should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
10 "BE NOT DECEIVED, but ask for iIobensack's S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that eac! has
the signature ofthe Aroproor j. N obensack as Eone
else are genuine.
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n Greenfeidsr's Clothing Store Advertisement
should not escape the notice of the reader.
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There is no condition SO low bu, may have
nopes; nor any so high, that it is out Of The
reach Of fears,
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w The Key to UnsIe Toms Cabin - is out
and for sale at HaIls Book Store.
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CEofBaIag. CsosEas. GassEsnescs,
EesGiEsgs. EsssFasEsElEsa Esag GaGas,
&c Sc, sc,
D. n. sORE WLGElS.a

S receiving from New York, and will continue 10
] keep on hand ecod assortnrni of Re2fiy Made
Ciuiling OF superior guaiiy and rrecs that
'aiiro SUIT Casa as.d Ready Pay Cas.oaeas.
Gentlemen wisiing good article of colhs eassieFes
and vesiingS, viii find iier interest 10 call and
examine his Stock
Pans viii be taken get and keep land al kinds
OF furnishing goods al!d ia0rs trimmings OF t!te les:
quality
Every oi"Fi VIII he made suit all kinds OF
cFs In nahihs up garments, in style and workmanship,
NJ strict attention 10 their tasles ana by emp Dying tie
best workmeR.
Cash and Ready Pay has been our motto f,r the las
three years, and " feel inclination cIranee be
ieviisE 10 he letter for customers Us well Il, ,rs YES
ilieo do1s west Of Liiies H!ock nearly opposite The
Bank.
Kavcnna. ApriI 20,h. 1888
EA AURKEtg'S BAKING POWDER.-Cnrn
Il > Starch, Extract coffee A fresh supply just re-
ceYed by ISWIFT.
April 20.
HH ARRiSONR HAIR L-Dye, Pri T.
Z z cone Il air Beautfer. Cologne &c.. for sale
April 20 SNIFTS.
AASGOODS CHOLAGOGUF.- McKe,.-
~ z.es Febrifuge Sls Fever and que remedy Choi-
lagoeue Tonic, Nynhoops, Fever and que extern iua-
tor Vegetable specific avS Pain Killer, Hubtara's Wild
cherry Biter Hutchpg's Dyspepsia Bitters Tucs oint-
ment, Sloanes ointment, MeAliters ointment, German
ointment &c. for sale by I. SWIFT.
Dril 90
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Commissioner Of Common Schools.
The Chaldon Free Drnsoerat 10 copying our re-
marks on the State Commissioner Of Common
Schools says:
- We copy the above fiom The Ohio Star. of last
week, and as it is a subject which were nten-
ding to speak cur mind upon this week, we fore
go making any remarks at this time, further than
that we approve the suggestions of Bro. HALL, in
placing the name of Mr.. Andrews before ihe peo-
pie, rs the candidate for State Sch Dol Commission
err without regard to purity, and we this week take
the responsibility of placing his name ths ticket
at the head of paper We satisfied that
the adoption of his name will meet the hearty ap-
progal of all patties in old Geauga.
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Mr. Buchanan was nomissa ed on Monday
morning as Minister 10 England, and was irn-
mediateiy confirmed.
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Rnyennn Township Temperance
L1y.

Il will be seen By reference 10 our columns
today, that our Township Trustees, have passed
as strong an Ordinance as they can uneer the
aTom Thumb Maine Law" This is right
The public affairs of Ravenna are in good hands.
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Eaey 30 Uncle u OE2a's S'aEisa.
FEvHlS long and nnxiously looked for work
IL by Mrs. Stow, is Just received aRd for sale at
HALLS Book STORE.
Ruvenna April l9h, l853
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Il 9 5 81

SPRING STYLE HATSf
EUST received Jenin's, I.eary's and Beebes Spring
~ Style Haas warranted to year If they are,
put the right "Blacks'' call inspect them.
March 18th, 1858. JAEEs TWITr & Co.
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Notice.
All supervisors and other persons who may have
piouehs scrapers belonging to Raveana township are
required 10 deliver the forthwith at the shop of
Musser s. Chapman in the village of Rayenna
BY order of the Trustees
A. q. GRIFFIN, Tewnship Clerk.
RavcDna. April 18th, 1853.
IaavcBna Institute.
The next term of this Institution will commence on
Honday May 2l IIichcock's building opposite the
Court House. For further particulars enquire of the
Principal,
R.F. DODGE, PrncipaI.
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NOTICE
Is hereby given, that there Will be Meeting of tho
Stockholders of The WindhnIn Academy in the Acade-
my building in WIndham on the 2lst of May next nj
one clock r. M, to dc eide whether said Siockhojers
will the Capital Stock 10 ihe amount of s2CQ3
for The purpose of furnishing commodious Acadc.
my buiiding-and for procuring apparatus and the
lime 10 decide what disposition shall bo made OF
The present Academy building.
X. A. HIGI.EY.
HIRAM BINGHAM,
A. PICKETT
w. w. llINMAN, Trustees
G. G. FRARY,
DAVID I. SPENCER
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ED All RoAp! RAIL RoAD,!-One case more
81 q of those fur hats which extensively by
condreors Oh the Z. F. Il. Z. call and set this
is ihe last hoS. JAMES TwITr g. Co.
March -, 1853
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IT, L. ~BoSTwICF,, secre,ary.


A grand Temperance Meeting, for the a.aine Law,
viii convene tie house Of d. EEwood, in Hiram
on "Wednesday, May l;l, ct O'Clock T.. N. Addresses
by Or. A. SIrmaa ii. Woodruff, o. Messenger, Esq
Miss '. D. Eliinwooi ana others. temperance Songs
sung bg a select number Of Gentlemen and Ladi s.
" The fien2s of Tcmpcsanee In general are nvi-
ted to be in attendance
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Ezr See Edward visions advertisement in an-
other column. The True Democrat says:
WHoLEsALrNG.--Cleve has for years done
a large business in iobbiag dry goods. That busi-
moss, however has been confined to a few houses.
This spring others have opened. Of the heaviest
of which is that of Edward Ivison. He retails, al
go, in connection with his wholesale business. If
ter the manner of the most successful Ii in
the eastern cities, such as Beck's, and Stewarts
Of New York.
His rooms are in the new Superior Bhck, on
the South side of Supeiior street, oppusite the
WeddelI 1t will be readily reeognizrd by lis
beautiful stone front. His jobbing room is in the
second story, is large light and retired, where,
" b lesaIe merchants examine and purchase
at their leisure. His retail sore is OF the most
suacious and beautiful west of New York, aud is
always flled with every variety Of staple and fan
ey dry goods.
Mr.. Ivi on has not been long among ue, bat cn
that accouat is the less worthy of public con
6dence and patronage.
A new feature in the business is that he sells ca-
clasicety for cash, and consequently must under
sell all who credit.