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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FINiiE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
NEw YoRK.-THOs. G. sTEARNs, importer Jobb,r Of
SILKS, MILLINERY FANCY GOODS cash price,,
Time granted By adding interest i62 broadway new iok,
has In store and daily receiving and oacrug
lowest prices Goods his line.
AL the styles and desFn consisting Black
Fancy silks, hafc"n-s, foTcnc,s, shawi, TTlus
Ribbons, Tanea aud satin Ribbons. Dress Trimmings
French aud English Grapes Lsses six CraVa
Ies Gloves 81 all knd SIX Lace Mtts Barrg,s Laee., white
Goods, Hosiery l.. q. liaudkerchiet- a..
The undersigned Merchants
and West, here the city, him call
inc his stock before purchasing
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yr,mK NEW YoRK AND LiyknpooI. UNIrrp rta,' =,

n SS1ILS MAIL SIE1hEkN-Thc ships CnrlT1-
this Line A. follows ATLANTIC
PACIFIC Captain Sye; BALTIC Captain C0nstock
ADRiATiC Captain Grafton ARCTIC Captain Lucrhes. shs
having been built by contract especially sey
every care has been taken in their Coustructiuna their
gincto strength and tpecd-and
for passengers unequlled fpr their elegance
York in
In second do $40. Exclusive u
PROM Liverpool to New York, $50 aud
An NE~rcnccd attached 10 each
n 80. Il IiNLI LIZ
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FAIL INFORMATION.

wv ~ AnDIVGTON a 60, NhpIc.pIc. IpthIns aud
w Hrtnii nrRlct- In Hopts. shnr- aud Trunks void
the Merchants U Virginia anil NuIth Carolina.
hrst arrival of their FALL STOCK.
The Arctis b. Just n with quite Got uf goods r che Ladies'
Saloon s tie the Rio which daily expected vU bring
quantity when The Rio shall have arrived (Which vUbs
by The s ~ Scpirmhcrl shall hand 500
which will be added To- ly packet ic NHrt and
making our stock NJ goods tr U hy. any orr Co be found
the Etatg NJ Virginia.
wouid invite buyers this choice stock ~
goods Which will b. offered by the dozen r r0r1.
De prices.
fHy- Tgsus-6 months credit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

ATFCR AND BoNNtr RBHONs-Au unusually large and
~ handome stock of Rounet and Ncek Ribbons, u them
- uAErwrrL co.
C,TGAEs-tSooo superior i,yau, C.r1fl ar own impart,
- tom atnn Plantation do. 5000 Punet do. sl recently
re.siyr aud Of une''op''n'''r quality gg .,gy r,,r
EH1CU nErss sILRs.-Eyra R,h Plaid Silks. Extra Esh
~ H,sIe ss an cuor'; do do do White do DO do uacs
sri5 e. USErwuL co.
VpLTED TNniE CN-r0H--wca arc in r,srirt per steam
Roanoke rgk silver Plated Table CasfHr
vance. ANDREW JoIiNsr6N 4 CO,
ssIo No. u Main street
100000 !,.,. nAyANA sEaAEs ofv'riou' brands
ssi6 jas WINSTON
'HNo COZ NIHN ,MEHui,NTr., kLM M.NIg, q 0,E atgZH
Wt~IglR No it ML.u street, receiving fhrr Flu
embracing every lo5ity sa ,s,y f..s crlrrr i,. ra
manufactured y hem.gi,c snd us pes, stock f, country
Norh 60 srpy hsm's've 'couas soai term. asa1y
CilI and examine far yourselves o. 81. tia ,r sweet.
"1 MERCHANT WrsiGrR
r 0iOUICE 80 cases N's.. f,r selcty
RS'o. f?'f'-''' ,rS Sl,gs2iaIv .iSst' ca~ by
iCOHtCF"Yuuira" i.orce direct r ri SPAIN .sr sale ,
,he 'o'''r'gr'' agents ''r ts g,grc 49,,
IS s.,by ~ lMufRu,v.
ss21 Corner Main and lguIs
WANrEp.-r good moc rset'oon. mttcr. To sush
ssio HrNDFRsoN 4 gcH. No 50 Main ~.
SAusAGE wills. or WHAT MILLS, or making sausage, and
500 ZIMMERMAN
sGO mas. J.. wilson's CIDER ylNro'gg, s,;, ,s;,,.rov
EQUrrER- -HurrFB % 6rsns fresh Mountain Raierju.t re-
.eai EDWIN woRru,u co.
RURNfNe TLU1D.-io barrels fresh burning Tud 10 tore
D,orlaieby r. JOHNSTON BRoEHER,
pugg'is,
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS Daily Paper - annu Weekly, e.; Weekly f3
Always In advance. Remttanccs be made az the risk u the
Publishers in all where evidence Is taken the dPose Of
, siter in the Post Once containing money.
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Third Z u e FGsf
limited number taken m
lsieiphia and Liverpool, and f1uu! iu pee. -aas
Philadelphia ~ TruI I...r,H.l
ElCsrtdcae- Of passage will Dee issue. here parties are
oi bringing out their friends gu..f rates.
An experienced surgeon viii hu glsss.., .......
small drafts drawn sl-nt and ir..-rT.
FoT freight passage, apply TG'5. RICHARDSON,
Is 5lIroadway, ~ YORK, and Walnut o. pu.tGclFit.
A-IE- L. !. ~
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A DAMS q Coz New York Nir-'ui' nnd North Carolina
IA Steamship ESpF United states Mall Steamers Wpn-
okr aud Jamestown. YORK, I.Ef
bury e. d. ec.HlvinE effected with thc L. :
mail Richmond
special ENprrS- Prii"r- that route, prepared
aud merchandise
package Of every description with dispatch aud at y'If
CsiT
Our Express will leave New York every "Wednesday AMI s,t
day splendid Steamers EH ul Alternately
Goods Will be received York Once 30 Broadway until
half past O'Clock, =. VI, ON the day pf sailing.
Merchants and others ordering
guestCd TO order by adams - eos steamship ENpTt~-
Our inland Express v 90 YORK and
Richmond daily, u charge 0f special mrsH,urrr Al goods
marked to via the inland route. w be forwarded y e Steam
er Express. ADAMS co.
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HNNl,I.La-- @ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANn rENNEs.EE NAu.

H ROAD.-PABsEN KING take great pleasure
ing merchants and others % thus city. &C. tat they have
with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
for the rHsr Yrrys of running DAILY EXPRESS per
mail trains, their line from IyurhYrg Virginia
stages to all points ia western virginia and Est tennessee
will commence operations ttl Iftl OF june.
Due notice will De- routes agents
The public will please bear nri, although have the
clHsrr rigtf Express this rr.
recommendation and not EXuEHrAsI,
VA. l.. MAtLE, Ager..
Pearl str
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\ s53-NEW FAIL -TOCh or CLOTHING-rb. nm
signed having just returned from New York s now re,gi
FALL AND WINTER CLOTUTNc

",
40 -'h ' invites particular Ills stock embraces
article sept IN Clothing and Furnhiur House and gotten
style tat by
No5d Hgind amt Norti ,IrgliuG ..rclGrt In want on j
Aud Vel made tne Clothing rartcui4r tad, m -
alsualy Oc cash prices, respectfully solicited 30 Gallon
J. d. GOODMAN. No. l2s Main st
IN ,,, Opposite Eagle SQUARE
solicited from my cid libefai patrons Il n r. -
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DrTII seVUTHI uUfIT pad Tor.
PROPOSED d TES or SAILING.

street. New YORK; BROwN sIiIPLEY CO. LyerlrI, D. q
EoBtRls CO. l3 Kings Arms Yard, London; john NUNEuT
PR, iiayre. " ~
The ovncr of the ships wl be gold silver
bullion, specie, icw,lry precious stones tails ugs bills
adng signed therefor and the expressed
ts.tl
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" TFHNs-b months TTlITf-
w. N. ADDiNGTON CO.. so. so Main street, Nrf f1ik.
aulT N LL. I.- M-L.. MLnI...
uNrEIIIGENrE ANn Anr,rA mn ~. r. .--.

!"
signed have determined open purpose
conducting business Of the above character believing af
called r hy The deuand'o ~ r times lud would tc
vice and advantage ~ c uiyanso M.'mor1. Being we'll
known iu hc community y offer their extensive acquaintance
Tor tr undertaking, and pledge uutr.
ing attention 90 the Interest. Df tIrr patrons.
of
thc dlcsof Accountant and sercu,r will embraced boz
their labprs
Cmmani.aton addressed 20 h7sg c Cyf viiir promptly
attended TO- WILLIAM q. ALLEN.
IL
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SOTiCE-ESPrcss pncklEgs or Noro, rs'arurg sn' !rh
intended
wlhcreaf'cr received Ly AUANGs CO.. 80 Uruid woar
The only authorised agents FNpess privileges tose
LlbLAN q rIf ASANTS
ieT-iu 81 Braldw.,. S.u York
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: T. CLARKE. Secretary.

sSToNE7 .-SrONE- I've are prepared 10 onrr o. trad,
- t aud complete assortugu; ol Ouukar aud Heating
Stoves Wood Coal which the celebrated "Bok
Diamond, Great Western, MWrHwcr "iue Irving" "Ia.
tnU, "frauka, Coal and Wood Barucrs,
approved patterns w think dealers
make their purchases direct from the
paying Ir'it 90 Johhrs. Many OF stoves specially
adapted tr southern Western markets, shall
Iea..l % TecrlNu orders lnr .Aenl.
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DTTHREE;EE,Eir,s, GElEpnATEp cHr,lcAL lE.sr on

h.i and hs"goisH Ao,s ,or Roi.fg Brad, Bs,rpI F-1
S"f"",, "HH ""-"VE tyt' II-f-u JE6fiH.s CJIs
''r" h'", &C. 'r.r ITsUte-This il the economics
use convenient and healthy compound in existence rasr
bread Biscuit Cakes, Pastry Puddiugs, &C. with either Wh
Hr lunan or bucAwhcat four II article
the culinary department % every household
there no Cook Hous-kreper in will witho
atr having fairly tried it, sold b. the principal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

C-s.N',-ulT ~" 90 Dish Covers, n sets ant susIy
e tla Tea Pots, Plate Heaters: Teddy Kettle Tr. IA,
' sH"''Hs Cases 4e &C. which lr t- ov..t prses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

HNOh FALL AND NINTER-I have ius, r-tg,rsI g-,-, -
Up NoTih with large we'll selected stock Of RssIy
SIothhS and Grurmgns Furnishing Goods embracing IN
s and most fashionable styles invited 20
ss- '' 'A'-'N'- ~ HENRN SHAFER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

I'D fll assortment Or i'-r '--- '-1 -i41iAetoEy 4
Block Tin Cer.s Urus, 90 3 gallons
10 Do 10 Grsqurs. an sr.s
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ry ,-, pr,-. No o. -lUtl 4tl street. Pliladt phia.
''' No. la3 baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. lgi Elm street, Cincinnati.

HON CA~E-:-~IiOW CNSf,-!!-A large assortment con
- stauty hand, made order. short
carefully packed, aui shipped part Union, hy h.
fEEbt, ~ Grand street. door East oi Broadway,
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FNLL TRNDE or Isj3.

".HH, l. have .tHf a. .l'U 'tr-. l4-Hsr Hs
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES ANu IlQJuES.
E.l. t.y ' very '.T fr slh, ar ou th -s-s. .sI, ta
r.y as '..si attention 90 tatsa. .saaa.r r-oa.s
.. H' k.r.-.
t.u.... . .ss ...-. .y respectfully . leu. l s.a...,-..
.. ... Ht.'...- . '.. .....s .r. OH. l.... Hl-'
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From S. Il. PETTENGIL cos Advertising Agency 1872
Nassau Street, New York,

= ~ PEITESGILL co, are Agents ios the
moot rru-rri and largest c.Tsa Commercial Papers bo; in
tlc u ',I States and tue Can.Jls.
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UNENDERs- NDEEs.-Fsr1ut Bronze Pierced irar at
~ Wire Nurzcy fcudgrs Some Of hnudsoIssf atfcr
We have offered. for slc ly
raF 81
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ss-o Si-n Of ;he Circular saw, Il Main street,
INALL AND WINTER GOOD--ys call ,f. ,t,.-,.,- 80,

HAL IMPORTATION OF GUNS-we "a s frst fr ra..-- BE-.
hA'e greutj, our F1 supply Of Guns vfct viii -aHre ~
Ftahtc - price with tHI0F 20 che y. ffr. a
.s market W should be n1ssi rshov tp any one
NN"s. ROBERTSON, GATES 4 EATCLfFFF
y In IL d L.---- =. L =
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richly PoIshsd stc, sud pre- mounted s1d ,ri' ut,.h
seis sng uras Ard tun Bronco. i0. Hover sftuta Con-
per Coal Hoods Bronz,d Hat ss Of elegant ~
"B LNNFUWNN.
hRfSs GOObs-uRFss GOOus.-ws s1U the partt uiar at
- tntpn ~ thc Ladies' Co. ,nry and elegant
men n Dress Goods, comprising nearly yty hiug
making stock superior in beauty any ever
before odered,
seis g, HARrWELLA co,
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/ ANLANNELs CHENPER THAN FIsEWUyRt nj. A.. -, -
Domestlcs can be purchased cheap Of M ''' anu Hh1
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Court stiIi t., session.

The Court of Common Pleas is stih in session.
Judge Day presiding. A large amount Of Civil
and Criminal business has been and yet remains to
De disposed Of
d. B. Cuts vs.. Frost and Gano-Verdict for
Ptaiat.f, for $4,000. For Plaintiff. Bisrce,
Ranney. & Taylor. For Defendant Strawder
9 Brown.
Ohio VS.. C. Bond-Passiug counterfeit money.
Verdict Guilty. For State Strawder & Brown.
For Defence Birchard & Jeffries.
Ohio vs.. o. Stone-Horse stealing. Verdict
Guilty. Sentence, years in the Penitentiary.-
Sirawder & Brown for State.
Ohio vs.. Levi Frost-For Verdict Gull
fy. Strawder &c Brown for State. JeiIEies for
defence.
Gale vs. Frost ct al--Verdict for Plaintiff
Strawder and Brown for PlaiHti0. Willard &
Jeffries for Defendant.
QUITE number of cases have been tried but we
i,aye not the Details Five others remain who are
10 betried for P Psaitentinry offences.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

or Col. VIM. FRAZER. one of our old residem-
iters has just returned from trip TO the Eastern
cities, in fine health and spirits and is lively ac-
tive and chirk young man Of thirty. May bis
shadow never grow less.
During his absence the Co'onel paid ronsidera-
BILE attention TO the questions, Z" Is their Bourbon
.amoug us? :" is there Wing Party among us7
and says he is compelled, from the state of the ev-
idence. to answer them both emphatically i'll The
negstiye.
In regard to the latter question, he mingled in
circles giving him the best means of inf ,rfnatop,
and found, sample, that Greedy und Raymond
of the Tribune and Times, LIBERAL progressive.
ant, Slavery Wings; and Brooks and Webb OF
the Express and Courier and Enquirer aveterate
pro-slavery Fugitive Law. bunker Wings, are
aotirely concurrent in The opinion that the Wing
sarty has gone beyond successful iesusciiation.--
Tue Colonel says this opinion is universal among
Wings of ssades of views and feelings at The
Etst. Wefregard the observations of so cl,,se an
observer valuable, and hence record th NJ.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

y Judging from the late legislation Of Illinois.
we should suppose most ofthe members of Legis-
iature were operated upon for the headache be-
f re taking their seats. Read the following ''good
one''
"A gentleman went to physician complain
ing of severe headache. The NJ. D. told him
he would have to take out his brains relieve his
head. After he had taken them out, our hero saw
friend passing by, and leaving his brains on the ia
bie, followed hr. A short time after, the ply
sician saw him, and enquired why he did not come
after his brains Oh! says our friend. do not
need them now, for Ire been etected 10 the III
nois Legislature
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
DIR. C. NE. JACKSON,
HE GERMAN MEDICTNE ST(

1870, Arch street Pbiladelph
Their power over the above diseases not excellud
If equalled-by any other preparation in the United
States ie attest, in many cases after skifuI
physicians had failed.
These Biers worthy the attention of inv aids
Possessing great virtues in the rectifcafion cf diseases
searching powers iii weakness and affections of the di
gesre organs they are witha SAFE certain and pleas
ant.
READ AND BE coNvIScED!,
From The 'tBostoa Bee"
The editor said, Dec. 22nd- -,--
"Dr Hoonand's Celebrated German Bittcrs fnFthe
cut of Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia C hronic
or Nervous Debility. is deserredy one of the ncst
popular medicines of the day. These Diers have been
vscd by thousands and friend at our elbow ga i
has himself received efectual and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint from the of tlis remedy We
convinced that in the of these Bitters the pa
constantly gains strength and vigor fact worthy
great consideration. They are pleasant in taste and
SMELL and can be used by persons With the most deca
stomachs with safety nuder any circumstances. We
are speaking from experience, and Tie afflicted, We
ad wise their use.''
'tScott's Weekly one of the best Literary raoe-s
published, said, Aug. 25-
CDR. Hooaands G erman Bitters manufactured by
pr. jackson are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty. as an article of
muck efficacy lncases of female weakness AS such
the case, we would advise all mothers 10 obtain bottle
and thus themselves much sickness. Persons Of
debated constitutions will find these Bters advanta-
geous TO their hGalth know from experience The
saiut2ry elect they have upon weak systems
EVIDENCE.
The Hon. C. D. Hineline Mayo, of tie city Of Gem,
den, n. j., SAYS
"HorFLAND's GERMAN Bl7TERs.-we lave seen
many faerng notices of this medicine and tic soure.
from which they induced US to make inquiry res
peciing lis merits. From inquiry we were persuaded 10
use it and must say we found specific in it's action upon
diseases Of the Liver and digestive organs and The pow
eriu influence upon nervous prosraoni really
b pnrre shripU
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
VAAU& BIZ BOCASs
PuBLISHED BY
JCXNCIf. PEocfnc & Worigaing1oU.

CLEVELAND, ONO.
ANTi-SLAvEEy Books-W Which should he
in the i,rary OF every lover of freedom, and
every intelligent nd liberal mar.
SPEECHES OF JOSHUA Il. GiDDthGs. o! Ohin,
an the slavery question, during II years in rhe
House OF Representatives, OF the u. :. In one
large and handsome Vol. with porlInit. Price,
only cne dollar:
WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARY STATES.
nv Hon. Charles Sumner, Z. :. S-nntor from
Mass, with 40 beautiful Illuslrat:urs. Price,
so cents.
WRITINGS OF JUDGE Jay ON SLAVERY. in
one vol. Price, 90 with portrci'.
AUTOGRAPHS OF FREEDoM.- Beng coniri-
buttons from the most Distinguished anli-slave,
rv w,i'ers in this country and in Europe. -
Price IS cs.
UNCLE TONS CABrN. bv Mrs. Stowe. Price
in paper so els bound 10 cloth. rs Cts.
UNCLE ToM's CABIN AND hey. BouND IN
One Vol handsomely bound in cloth. Price,
only 81 %. Best library edition. 'r7
SHADY SIDE. or life in n country parsonage,
b. Pns'or's wife. THIS is one OF tHe most pop
ular books which has heen issued for n lorg
time. and one which will repay any one for
he perusaI. In one handsome vol P,ce 75cis
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MysTER oUs RArPiNGS
oy Ut IL. =. lNoSeFs. HlN i " complete e@poEe
Of modern splrtuaiisn and received the s;rUng-
est recornmenda ions Price ST 90.
The attention Of the public is mort respectful
y called to the above books, which con,tiru'e
only u small part Of our. publications. YET
thew are emPhplicallv books for The times A
liberal discount made % booksellers and agents.
In addition 10 our own honSs we h.aW lnrc-
"ssorrment of valuable mi>cetanesss - Standard
and school books. Letter and fooIscnp paper.
stationery of all kinds, blank borks. &c. &c /.
which we otter at Wholesale or retail at The low
est prices. Orders promptly attended 10.
JEwETT, PRoGToR & WoRTHtNGToN.
l22l.4 SSaperior ST.. Gle, ,elard. Ohio
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

MArsE LAW IN RAyENsA.-Sincs the Maine
Law has been in operation. our village has been
quiet and orderly. No rowdyism has exhibited
itself in any form whatever duriog the present
term of Court, and not a man has been seen with
n ~brick in his hat" thing never before observ
ed during Court time We congratulate our ciri-
gems upon this state Of affairs. and assure them
that its influence will be deeply felt in every part
of our county. Raveuua can yet be the banner
town on The Reserve, 10 this aud many other res
peets if We only say go.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

V Miss Olive Rose, has been elected to the
office of Register of Deeds in Lincon Co, Maine.
The folks of Maine are certainly up to The times
and are many years in advance of their more pre-
tending neighbors progressive enterprises
There is 10 constitutional barrier against wome1s s
holding certain offices in this State. for example
Clerk of the Court, County Auditor. Sheriff. Treas
urer, Recorder, Coroner, aod perhaps some OH
ers. Women may hold The above enumerated Of
fees, we advised withou violating any of the
constitutional rights Of the sLords of creation.
The result Of the election was as foiowss
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

B Horace Can't i'd Esq. the enterprising pub
Usher of the Akron Standard has invented an i'm
proved plan for a hand printing press. By his
plan, press work will be much easier, and more
expeditiously executed. One used in Mr.. C's
office, of cap size, can be worked at the rate of
eleven impressions minute with the greatest
ease. A patent has been applied for. These
presses can be made of all sizes aud probably BE-
afforded third cheaper than other hand presses
of the same eize. That the improvement is u
valuable one we have doubt, and presume the
press viii come into general use.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
MEDICAL NOTICE,
B. NOR ON, M. ID.
rhyse pa.hic Phx.icInn mud Surgeon.

Physo Pathic Physicinn and Surgeon.
EhR. MORTON. having located himself IN Ravennn
ED prolfers his services all who may wish TO apply
TO lIm for MEDIC AL AID.
His System of curing disease is by the judicious adj
minisraon of Vegetable Remedies. selected from the
wd forests OF lature and The cultivated garden; to-
gether with the .liydropathic System, Wafer cure
treatment which are mild in their operations restora-
tive in Their medicinal virtes and more various in
their chemical properties than all the forms of disease
that human flesh Is her Ifs from experience of the
most HAenl Physicans and twenty years experience
of his OWN in all forms of Diseases that can be found
in both eastern western States that he has deriv
ed his skill in The treatment of diseases in all their
Gus forms both acute and chronic: Call and see. Ap
VICE FREE. Prompt attention paid 10 ail under lis
treatment.
Office main street, over Jas. Twitt g. Co.'S Hat
Store nearly opposite The Prcniiss House. Boards al
snid house. "a. ..-.
REFEnEscrs:-Prof: A. curtiss, Cincinnai: Prof
Conrtneg, do. Prof Morrow dos Dir, w. Beach, New
York; Prof c. Newton, Worcester, Mass Prof Stock
well. Gardner; Naine 1928 3w.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
MEDICAE NOTICE

GREAT OPENING FOR a PEFSTCf-l.A~
FEyHE ur dersgned offers his residence and
IL practice tor sale. H,S residence with o{.
flee al,ached.is eligbly situated on Main street.
bu, few rods east of the Depot. and is goo5
location for n MUSICIAN. for Sore or other bus.
mess. Fsr good physician the present oppor.
'nniy as a rara one, and the undersigned a>ks
The attention Of the profession. or other business
men TO bis offer, as he is determined to sell and
on terms which will be bargain to tho buyer.
The buildings are in good order, portion er-
tirely. new, and altogelhar the premises are
such Us must he attractive topurchasers.
Terms cash down and possession given i'm
mediaiely.
I'D. WELLMAN, N. D.
Ravenna. May l0,h. 1853. 1910
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
CITY Ware Room.

The subcrfbers having entered into Copartnership in
tbs Cabinet Chair Looking Glass and Mattrass business
making preparation FURNISH this community with
extensive assortment Of the above articles They IN
tend to sell as cheap as be bought at any establish
ment this side of the city of New York
Mr. A B. Griffin has personally selected the work in
New York City and from his knowledge Of the business
he feels confident has selected articles of superior style
and quality.
Among the articles may be found variety of Sofas
Marble Ion Center Card and Dress Tables fine rare-
ty of Mahogany Chairs Looking Glasses, &c, &c. which
cannot fail to suit.
Mattresses of various kinds More particulars herea
ter Call and see.
The above work may be found at present the old
Stand of B. Griffin opposite the Free Church They
will remove fine room in the Brick Block
as nshed The work its way this place and
will be here in q few days
Rayenna June o. 1853. 1926
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

EHyHE subscribers having purchased the approved
Sash and Blind Machine, Jesse Leavens patent,)
notica The style of the work is entirely new, being
what is called the Frank Sash, which for and
strength cannot be surpassed All wishing purchase
the above articles will please call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere at the New Steam Factory of Hitch
cock McCiun. few rods south OF the Court House.
Hs- Sash Of various sizes kept constantly hand.
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
BROWN & TRACY.
Ravenna June 18TH 1855 1925, ly