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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06
= For the Ohio Star.
The Great Regulator.
PaIrnyra June e7th

PalInyra June 27th 53
DEAR EDIroR.-This place once regarded as
on the verge of Creation is ascerained TO BIS
some where near the center. Mishty men here eat.
drink, sleep. live, and have their being. One in
particular has just begun to peep. His gigantic in
teIIect s TO be sure just at this moment in chrys
ais state.
Of him however there is great hope. He is a
devoted disciple of Esculapus, and believer in
the sublmities of Locofocoism, aud glorles in the
time honored title of D,ctor. Having few pa
tients. he is now for diversion practiciug on the
public patience. For afsw weeks past he has lu-
minated the columns of the Sentinel of your place
10 the vocation of Regulator. He tried his hand
first on the Democracy. suggesting TO them that
thersparty allegiance and fidelity to Locofocoism
would permit them to read.
Then with modessy well becoming great men
he told the ignorant wings their duty apd sagely
advised Them TO stop &C tain paper, kind, conde-
scendng. dear. little DR.. Then he tried TO set
the Harpoon right but failing he has turned his
whole artillery of pop guns upon it.
The Saturday Post has some how incurred his
lispleasure and his last he has gvsn it regular
broad side The Post has stood it thirty five
years, but our regulator has concluded to suspend
the affair and wind up the concern.
This is decidedly unfortunate for its Editor.
The Free Democracy could not escape him. His
vocation requires him 10 plobe it with his stale
wit. puny satire, and disgusting bombast, and eg-
otism. Like horse with the slobers. he besHv-
ers everything IN his reach. He has heard some
body say that the Free Democracy were men of
one idea. so to he quite original he says so too.
When he gets all creation regulated to his fam
cy It is to be hoped that he will regulate his own in
ordinate vanity, unsurpassed egotism and ineufer-
able stupidity. If this does not let the gas off him.
the wind out of him. aud little decency into him,
/ Il am on hand with another DOSE.
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nIgnr sort of Talk.

A plain blun, wing mechanic, of Bolivar,
Tuscarawas county. closes, business letter. re-
IN ting some new Subscribers, as3foRows:
BoEtvAa, June 27. 1853.
FRIEND MEDrLL. The people ars we'll
pleased with your paper on the account of The
correctness 10 which the price of produce is dali
lv no'iced. The farmers say it i. JUS, such a
paper as they have long been n want of. Al
SO IN regard 10 the course you. take in urging a
new .'organizaiion' with platform sufficiently
brond to contain all libernl men = Forest Cuy
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Moving NIaehjnes--ES. J. Thorn psoh.
The Hartford Courant says there WAS a iris' a
few days since On Major Goodwin's farm OF hetch-
um's Moving Machine. which worked IN the mos'
sat isf.ctory manner It is claimed that will the
aid of two horses and q man, this machine wall cut
fifteen acres of grass in day After the trial It
was sold at auet,oa f,r Sl32. Col, Omstead OF
East Ell artf,rd was the purchaser. The regular
1rics is S1le but the faci that the manufacturers
are not able to supply the demand. viii account
for the advance.
r. J. THOMPSON Esq. of Raveuna, one of our
most enterprising and successful farmers, has one
of these valuable Machines, the first. probably.
which has been introduced on to the Western Re-
serve. He has had it ia successful operation the
pest week, and finds that it works to charm
He pronouDces it the m ,st valuable farm impie-
,nent that has ever been inv ented. Let our iarm-
ing friends and all others who are curious TO wit
ness the performances of this extraordinary and
valuable machine, call the pleasant residence OF
Mr.. Thompson. two miles east of Ravenna village,
and see for themselves, Mr.. Thompson will take
pleasure in showing it.
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western Reserve College.

The annual commencement in this insttu.
iion will occur on Thursday, July l4lh.
The Hon. Geo. Hoadly, Of Cincinnati, will
address the Society of Alumni
The Inaugural address Of Prof. Emerson then
entering upon the duties of bis office. will be de.
ivered.
Arrangements have been made for commence
ment exercises ofthe caat ,mary character. !.
The Mozart Society Of Hudson will give a
CONCERT IN the evening. Ohio O6seyrer
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Pro-
Date Court. .-.s

Am the 9th day of July A. D. 1853. at o'clock in
" the afternoon the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder the undvie lull of the following
estate. The property of the minor children of John
Sheriff. deceased 10 wit .'Sltiate in the township
of Franklin said county of fni"ge state OF Ohio and
is known by being part of lot M" IL OF said township
and bounded as follows: beginning l2 rods south of
the and west road leading from the bridge of the
lower. village I'd, RaveniIa, on The North and South
road leading TO Brmiied the east side of said
road Thence East 10 rods thence South3 rods thence
West IL rods thence North 3r6ds 10 the place of hegn
ning being same piece of land decided to the said
John Sherlhy deed bearing date the 28th dy CT May
A ID. 1850. Recorded in Portage county records June
9th, 1850, book 53 page 5eI; eoniaing '36 rods of
ground. Land appraised at s3ep Minors share $3.50
Terms made known DAY of safe
CHARLES G. PERRY, Guardian.
franklin, June 28th, 1853. l226-4w
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MEDICAL Mo~rcE-

GREAT OPENING FoR a PHFSECF3Na.
FEY II E urderslgneI offers his residence and
q practice tr;t sale. HIS residence with Of.
fee atiaehed.:S elgibly situated on Main street.
but afew rods easl of the Depot. and is.a good
locatirn 'or n Physician for Sore or other bus
iu.ss, For good physician she present oppor,
tunity IS a rare op", and the undersigned a>ks
tho :.en,ion Of the profession, or other business
lien 10 his offer. as he is determined to sell and
on terms which will be u bargain 10 the hpyer.
The buildings are in good ORDER, portion 80,
tirely new, and altogether the premises arc
such as must he attractive 10 purchasers.
Terms cash down .epd possession given i'm.
med;.tely.
I'D. WELLMAN, 81. u.
HRoyennn. Mnv lOlhs 1859. I2la
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ON SLAVERY. -.
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Published by
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Cleveland, Ohio.
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u Mr.. BFzEL of this village while celebrating
caught snapping Turtle weighing twelve pounds.
He is fatting him for a feast. Wallace King son
of A. X. King of this village also caught a Turtle,
which weighed twenty three pounds that we
were an alderman
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

Fyou want first rate article Of boots ard
III shoes, call at Giliis e. Durams immedia, ,ely
east ofthe late ere in Ravenua. who have made ar
rangements TO keep hand nll times, a large and
general assortment of home manufactured and
made heots and Shoes which they will sell the low
est figure for cash or ready pay. .
They will continue TO keep hand the best quality
of sole leather, uppor leather and calf skin
Innings, pegs lasts and most kinds.of shoe findings
which they will sell small advance on cast for
prompt pay.
tJ' Give a call and see for yourselves.
GILLIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna Nav 1853
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n Fanch says the Poultry mania is morbid
tendency to brood over chickens.

FIRE.-A severe fire occurred at Chagrin Falls,
June 26lh. The fire broke out at II P NJ. int he
Stables attached to Egglestpn's Hotel. destroying
the stables. two Hotels. and nine elegant private
dwellings, considerable furniture, nine horses and
several carriages. hay, grain. &C.. Sparks fell on
10 a number of buildings in the vicoity of the fire.
nut by the exertons ofthe ctizens, none of these
on'o'nes were burned. Mr.. Eggleston lost his
""' Inc citizens of the Falls generously sub
sctoea se $500 to aid him in erecting new Hotel
40 "'' was me work of ruthlass incendiary.4-
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A GOOD THlNG.-An excellent. gravel walk. has
been thrown about the Academy Block in the
east portion of the village, spot that is rather
low, and during many mouths in the year. almost
impossible. This is decided improvement. for
which our citizens are indebted to Messrs. BRAIN
ERD and ToPPINe. whose public spirit and enter
pr.ze, are always prompting them be "doin some
thin" f1r .'the good time coming"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

u The Fourth passed off quietly in town
Rowdes and rowdyism were seen. This state
of things 10 a great measure is the FAULT of the
Maine Law Ordinance! Shall we petition to have
it repealed se
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n Last evening, us Mr.. Jacob l.. Coo Of
Cbarlestown was starting for home, the thills of
his buggy, from some defect 10 the harness dTop-
ped, letting the buggy ruu on to the horse. The
horse becoming frightened. "let 'er rip" round
twn or three squares, smashing things considera-
bly,. Mr. Coe jumped from the buggy, and sus-
tained no injury.
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A GA R d.

Richard A. and Angeline Merriman, would tender their
grateful thanks the Division of the Sons of Tenn
peranee in Randolph. for the liberal donation received
from their order IN money the 27h inst view the
long proracted sickness which has afflicted family
The Donationis by US highly appreciated.
Randolph, June 25th, 1858.
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e Fne.erneters. md powder Burning of aver,

II Fne-crackerss and powder burning Of every
kind and description, were.non est on the Fourth.
We congratnlute our oitizens upon this stlte of af
fairs. No accident from this any other cause
occurred to our knowledge upon this day in Ra-
VIENNA. The Council of Ravenna could not have
done our citizens greaaer favor than they have
cone by passing an ordinance to protect the citir
zens front the annoyance hnd danger of ieimcraeE
frenoris! N
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= u a company Of horse back FANTAsricALs,
Ioot ouf CITY ali absck the morning Of the Fourth
Ihe groterque ride Of IL Q immortal Johh GiI,in
was thrown entirely in the shade by Ibis modern
feat of equestrianism
The dogs did bark the children screan.a.
Up flew the windows all
AM ss'ry so q cried out--Nsll done,
AZ loud as he conld bnwlv
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

FOREST ClrY.-The Daily Forest City, has
been enlarged and now contains much matter
as any Cleveland paper The principles it advo
cates areliberal, its editors are able and energetic,
its Local department could not well be beitered.-
The Forest City deserves liberal patronage, we
hone il has it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

THE LAKE PIC Nlc.-A company of Ravenn-
ans, heads Of fanl,lies, attended by Band of Mu
sic and sundry "crsature comforts" repaired
to Likes Btady and Pepin onthe Fourth. A Sun
day School Pic Me party from Streetsbrro, also
visited the Lakes. Having enjoyed pleasant
patriotic and religious Socdbte the respective par
ties retired to their several homes without acci
don't, pTeased and refreshel,n no doubt,by the day
rscreation.
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q The Laaies Tsmnaranee L.agus

q The Ladies Temparanee League was ad-
dressed BY L. L. BoyD nnd o. P. BRowN Esq.
last Friday afterDoop. The League adjourned
to meet ttae Grss Friday in August. at which time
an address viii be expected from Mrs AUSTIN
IKE Ladies' are untirina,p pe-sevefingan energetic
30 the;s1abols in this noble cause, and the nfu-
euoe which they exert. is deeply felt la this com
mssjty. May they never weary in well doing.
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NEw HumBua.-The7 pateut rosin oil. which i

New HuMBUG.-The patent rosin oil, which is
cracked up SO much as being better. ssfer.and
cheaper compound for burning. than The Burning
Fluid is upon good authority said to be, Burning
Fluid, colored and scented! Burning fluid, is a
very dangerous article for lamp burning. and the
same article under the name of Rosiu oil cannot
be any safer. The safest, and best plan is to keep
such hnmbues at proper distance.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

Y The O5erlin Iinfs, re-appears, again to
the public. JoHN A. REED, formerly editor ofihe
Mt.Vernon Times is its editor. The Times is
right the ref,rmatary questions of the day,
and should for this consideration be sustained.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

~ A Juvenile PIC Me came off on Monday
in grove north ofthe village. This is getting to
be fashionable and very pleasant way of spend
ing tlo Fourth. The. ioast Objectionable proba-
bly, ofaany piaayct devised. Let the young, say
we shave time :" on each return ofthe Nation 8
great holiday.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

Acc1DENr.-The Steamboat New World. burst
one of her flues on the 1st instant at New ARrk.'
The fue was detective hence the accident. E;fN
men were killed. and three badly scaded. llHS4
were all employees of the boat. asaii vi
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JOEL w.TYLER, Secretary.

PoIsINrG.-Thousands Of parents wlto use Vermfuge
composed of Castor Oil catomei, not that
While they appear benefit thepatienifey actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases such as
salvation, loss of sght, weakness of limbs, DC.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
Hobeusack's Medicines 10 which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well their c
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack,s Liver Pills.
NJ "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for IIobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofihe Aroprctor. j. NJ obensack as nope
else are genuine.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

In addition TO own pubi,aions we have
on hnnd lnrge and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of S andard, Historical. Miscellaneous,
Religious. and school Books. Blank Books and
Stationery Of every description, Vhch we offer
ri wholesale or retail al the lowest prices
Booksellers, merchants. pedlnrs. and the public
gene rally will do well To examine our stock. us
we can make iran object to purchase of u.s.
JEwETT, PRocroR, & WoRTHINGToN.
l222s4w
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The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Frank
lin Warren Rail Road Company, viii be held the
house of Nehemiah Edison, in Franklin Portage County,
Ohio. Tuesday July u, 1853.
1224-4w JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
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II The Ravenna Band sslscourssd sweet Mu-
sic I" from the observatory of the Collins House on
the morning Of the fourth. A beautifuin nnd appro
pirate way to welcome the dawning of the ami
versary Of American Independepce.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

HAVE WE MAINE LAW AMONG rs?-Three
Irshmeu were reeling through the streets " glori-
ousy elevated" last Friday, carrying an abundance
of building material in their hats.
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B cotemporary thus dsinterestedly observes
and q very good observation it is. :. Blessed are
they who do not advertise, for they Will be rarely
troubled with customers "
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

e ne annual exhibition and trial Of Reaping
a"o pi""'ng machines and Agricultural iu,ple-.
mems generally commences at Wooster. o. to-
day tJuiy @ under the supervision of the Ohio
state Board Of Agriculture.
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ibk the following lines beautiful. and WHIT
ny be their author he has our thar ks at
r writing them:
GOOD NIGHT.
Coop NIGHT is but a little word,
Yet beautiful, though brief,
And falls upoa the gentle heart
Like dew upon the leaf.
A verdant olive branch of peace
Upon our pillows prest,
Shedding it's graceful fragrance round
Before we sink to rest.
A friendly wish that each may dwell
In uudisturbed repose.
Un'il the morn her robe of light
Round every sleeper throws.
Then scorn not thou this little word
Ofpeace and amity;
Its a. link in loves bright cham,
How small soe'er it be.
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wA@UoaDo
.abor Saving. Machine.

EEYHE Subscriber having purchased SUPiEa
d GIOB PLANNING IAGElINa, wish
to inform the public generally that he is prepared
tice also dress to any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide at much less than
be done for by hand. All who wish money, will
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine All work will be done in a worknaniike
g5- Please give him call, at Messrs. Hitchcock & NJ
Clun's steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWA1N.
Ravenna, July 9th, 1853. l227-1y
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~ should be ariirersaHy &nols-or it is strictly
truethat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysentery darrhna cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by Indigestion alone. Think of that dyspepties
think of all who suffer from dsordered stomachs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perence, resort at don't delay day. to Hoofands
German Bitterss prepared by Dr. c. II: Jackson which,
Alternative curative and invgorant stands alone and
approached General depot, 12o Arch street. We have
tried these Btters and know that excellent for the
diseasesspeciied above.-Phiiadeiplua City Item.
EY Dr. TUBES will be at the Prentiss House,
Friday afternoon and Saturday July 18th and 18th.
See advertisement.
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N E W. AR RIVAL.

RERS. E. t. RIG HARRISON, has just received an.
new style OF Grape honpets ready made visettes fans
long mitts, black lace ves c,lars. underseeves and
many other R0ods teo numerous mention to winch
she invites the attention of the laIlies She has pst
received direct from New York. the latest fashions for
Summer Dresses, andswn beahappy to wait upon HI
who may favor her with Gull, OF hor residence On
rnain street. VI.
Rasennn. June 7th, 1883
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second V'rip in 1883.

a V. HOhR, with much pleasure woud say TO his
"A friends and the citizens of this region of country
that owing to his large sales during The month of May
he found il necessary TO visit New York. purchase
second stock of goods this in order keep
his assortment to supply his customers He is
receiving large assortment of Summer Goods,
which have heen selected from the latest manufactures
and importations. among which / think goods can be
have been bought exclusively with cas and consider
ing the large amount selling, do say tl.at
keep the best assortment and sell goods cheaper than
any other establishment. Please call and examine
A. V. HORR. =
ShnerssilIe, June l4th 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

U Coy. WooD, Consul ut Valparaiso, has az
pointed o. P. Ingersoll, deputy clerk of the Court
of Lorain Co Ills pri4ate Secretnry.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

u WILLIAM FRAzsR is now receiving large
and well selected assortment of Hardware, making
his stock of heavy shelf ware aud saddlery very
complete. For particulars advertisements ners
treek.
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. r. Co.

J
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. R. Co. this day held, the following
upon the capital stock made viz Ten per pay
able July Is53 and assessment of ten per
the end each succeeding sixty days, until the whole
amount is paid
1924 JOEL W.TYLER, Secretary.
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kERAGE Drl.aiues tar one shilling per
= , yard DO ray Is and cd for the same quality
at some OF our neighbor's.
June 81. A. v HoRR's
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EYVwR COMPrATWT

alndice Dyspepsia, Chrenc or Nervous debility diseaes
ofthe Kidneys and all diseases arising from DISORDER
ed Liner stomach such ConSttatlon HscDr Pies
Fnllpes Of tiood to the Head Acidity Of the Stonac.
Nausea, Heart-bnrn, Disgust for Food Fuiiaeess or
Wight i" tte Stomach gosr Ernctations sinking or
Ftering al The pit of The stomach s,0vsming Of The
Head Hurried and Dl@cnlt Breathing Flutferng az
the Heart Chokmg s4focotmg sensations trhen
lying pos'nre. Dirsess IF VISION Dots We6s before
;he sight, Ferer and dull Pua, the Head Deficiency or
Prspiration Yettoloness of the skin and Eyes Raf "a.
The side, Back Chest Limbs &c Sudden flashes fheaf.
Burning IN the Flesh Constant imagining of euil, and
great depression IF &pritss can be cured BY
Dr. kFOoffasad's r.s
CELEBRATED GER u.s.N BITTERS,
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SlAPENCE PRINTS New styles uno
- fast colors, Ginghams and best il the market 70,
Is yard. Lawns from Cd 2s per yo. can be found
HosR:s
June 81.