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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23
$500 CEaaaz4EyGE,

EETHATEVE,R concerns The health and happiness OF
people, is al all times ct the most VainaDie I'm
porInpce. lake it for granted that every person H do
ali in their power the lives OF their Children ahd
that every person will endeavOr TO promote tner own
iy you that Worms, according the opinions OF
the mos, celebrated physicians are the primary clise OF
large majority OF diseases TO which children and adults
liable. if You have appetite continually changea-
bic from kind OF food to anoiher bad BREATH pain IN
the stoacl picking the hardness and funess OF
the belly, dry cougi,sow fever pnse Irregnar-femem-
Der that all these denote Worms and you should Ill once
apply the remedy
Esobemsack's SVOr3ss Syrup:
An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken and ran be given the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
DIarrbRa have made them weak and debilita;ed. the
stands wou, equal the catalogue OF medicines in
giving tone and strength TO the stnmac which makes
inallio!e remedy cr those afilced with Dyspepsia;
M astonishing performed ny this syrup after ply
sicans have failed is the best evidence OF its superio
efficacy over ali others.
TIE TAPE WORM!i
This is the most difficult destroy Of all that
infes The human system grows almos indefinite
length becoming cosd end in The IH,es;ineG
mad stomach, affecting the health sadly t" St
Vitus Dance, Fits &c thai those afflicted seldom ere
suspect Tape Worm ascning lieIa early
grave. In order 10 destroy this worm. energetic
treatment he pursued il would therefore be prupe
lake III Of my liver Pills, TO remove all OBJ
sractons thai tie Worm syrup may act direct upon TIT
worm, which nanst be taken in dozesof2 sPoontu
3 times 4 day These Girec tiuns followed have neve
heen known fail ncuring the obstinate
| Tape Worm.
EoBlNSAG GK's LIVER PILLS!
No pariof the system is liable to disease than ih
Liver. ii serving ferer to purify the blood gIvins
The proper secretion ole bile that any wrong actol
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the
and results varlousy Liver complaint Jaundice
dyspepsia sc. We should therefore watch every aymp
tom that might Indicate HFaag action of the Liver
These pills being composed OF and plants fnrnishe
nv unfI fTh he he aSicl lat IN
which augBents the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane promotes The discharge of secreted matter
ID An Alternative which changes in some nexplieabl
manner the morbid action OF the system. Sd
Tonic winch gives tone and strength TO the sys
tem in health and viger 10 all parts of The body
4tb Cnti,arIic which perfect harmony with fi
other ingredients and operating The Bowels and ex
pei.rg the whole of corrupt an viated matter
purifying the blood which destroys disease and
| hall
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23
AGENTS

DR.. Isaac Swift, Rayenna; a. V. Horr, ShaIersvile
l. B. Sheldon, AtwaIer; Il. Siev, Suflied; D. X
Wheeler. Randolph; DIR. Prentice, CanfeId; j. H
Sexton, Youngsown; ; Hoyt Brother& Co., Warren
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser, No. l4o, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer Cleveland. 1881
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

GAVER COATs-Tf you want to find the best and
cheapest assortment of Over Coats Just cnll Mt Oak
Iap "a EDITION this season. where you can gn all kinso
over Goats rock and Sacks Short jackets oundabouts
IVntaoons Vests Overalls. and all kinds of Furnishing
Goods, cheap for cash of ready pay.
Nov s, 1852. HISR nav
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DIS S OF THO n.

DIS s O 4 u 4 I o u.
VHvHE Coparnershp which has existed for the last three
ID years between the undersigned under the
and firm Of A. l.. & B. Day expired by limitation the
1st day of January, 1853 II. L. DAY,
RALPH DAY.
H. L. Day having purchased Of Ralph Day his interest.
IN the late firm, will continue the business hereafter his
own account All the liabilities of the old firm will be
paid by myself and all those indebted said firm by
make immediate payment to H. L.DAY
Ravenna. Jan. 4, 1883
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

F5SIE subscriber having procured the building mmedi-
ately of tie late fire in ayenna, will continue the
Boot Shoe and Leather business in connection with VIM.
D. Durham and hopes the liberal patronage he has enjoy
ed from his old friends and customers will be continued to
the new firm. J. GILLIS.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

RUGGY SPRlNGS-I4 II and inch.
u - wide, of Eastern manufacture for sale cheap
by L. Il RICHARDSON.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

NA OFF SLEIGH ROBES just received some
Wv very fine Wolf Sleigh Robes, which are just the
things for seighng. JAS. TWITT.
RaveRna. Dec S.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

T FAD PIPE AND ClSTERN PUMPS
any quantity and of the best quality for sale lower
than have been sold in this county.
Nov. 25, 1852. T RICHARDSON.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

- Ah "a lbs. Birthstone for sale Mt
eg ~ ~ Juno, 30 SwIFT's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

SCIENCE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Wrighi's Analytical Orhography. National
Spelling Book, Martins Orihoep,s,. Nor,hend's
Dic,a,lon Exercises. Rhetorical Reader, Second
do. Third d.. Fourth do. Clark's Grammatical
Chart and Key. Analysis of The English Lam
guage. New English Grammar, Nor'hend's
Litle Speaker, American Speaker, School Da-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

EXtract Iemnn, EXtfact VanIIla,
/" Almonds, &c, &c.
Canary, Hemp, Millet and Rupe Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
Whale Oil, Salad Oil, &c.
Ravenna. June 80. 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-23

NH ETALIC Rubber Over Shoes-You can find NIL 81
lvA yes and the best quality at SEYMouRs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

Janeiro papers the Goth Of August have been ecev
ed at New York.
The Senate had been occupied with the third reading and
discussion OF the bill approving the made by Gov
for the navigation Of the Amazon River and also
lie proposed creation ol school or college for the
OF military in the service Of The State The former wac
adopted on The 25h.
In the Legislative Assembly, session OF August "a, bill
imposing fines and penalties whoever should secretly
traffic in purchase slaves rejected al the second read
ing
large portion o The files taken up with recapitula
of the late debates the projected railroad through the
Province o Bahia and elsewhere emboiying much valuable
nfoma on and throwing light upon the gratifying progress
of public opinion In relation 10 the railway connexlon with
nleoT aud the the South American rivers
by steam.
The corrGu Mercantile Of August c5'h publishes eo-
qucnl address vi Senior PEREiRA SILVA In The ChaR5e.
Of Deputies session Of August h relating appropriations
money for The purpose Of aiding and facilitating emiga-
lion IRON Euope thai portion OF South America. In this
speech policy The United States in their reception OF
emisants and the magnificent csus attained 10 this
try forth with very striking accuracy and ability. On
the hand the detective nature OF arrangement
hitherto induce emigration the South ably
nzed aud liberal practical and enlightened policy
future marked out in bold aud glowing terms The
speech Senior Silva is altogether among
other symptoms noted above, il is indicative OF The great
going South America that IL 10 .haow
open her houndless resources commerce. and usher il
new era OF peace and prosperity for her.
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I,pDM TEN AS

From Galveston papers of the luh ulmo We notice i
hte wa- no aha ternl OF The fever The intermenls had
AVERAGED ten Der LAY Tor eeh, dnYs. MIR H. tt
Smith The editor The Galveston Journal ded 81 Inc IT,
yer on The SI. A Houston there were seven iaefmens
ON ,hr tb N. same number "a Tuesday and i've deaI5
on TUESDAY night Al lndanoa hrre had been len deans
Of yellow lever dnfiop The week ending The 18th
The fuli returns of late election for Governor suh up
ne follows: a., a.,
For Governor Pya=e G02i Ochillree, IA WOOD
92G. Evans 4 IG5; Daucy 2i2: Chambers, 800
For Lieut. Governor Dickson 91e9; Robertson. Az;
Henry, 3l02 Kirby, 4 $685. Good. 100 ,a,
M ' f u yH's 5 5@5 Ior hHenSeht The Consu
1904; ap,insi amendment 1896.
The Ausn Stale Gazette of The 2ih says that HE t.
zens oil The town Blsrop had yoIed down the rotating
Of pirtuous liquors by the decisive vote OF l2a 10
The Jefferson Head states thai the 18th OF AnRuit
Mr. Eli Urscty was shot by DR.. A. L Lander az he VIE
riding into town. The weapon double barreled shot
gun The first discharge wounded MI UIsery IN me ofeas
INT as he turned in his saddle Lander discharged the olk
barrel The shot penetrating The spinal column hlr UrseI
ie Head Instantly, and without struggle. The cause d
the quarrel il mol explained Or Lander vas bound over
The sum Of S. 600.
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PAlLapELrHiA Oct. l2-Ths habeaa corpus case OF DE
putty marhas Jenkins and Crossier arrested last week OF
The charge Of assault, and battery on Bill lhonas usitls
arrested by them at Wkesbarrc called up in the Cir
cult Court To-day. Judge G!icr said he would not allo"
yer Rtown employed by tho aboonsis, 10 come int
court private prosecutor and interfere with the Officers
CT The Government In The execution Of their duties.
Mr. Brown asked II il 10 be understood that M prl
prosecution could be represented by counsel in proceed
ing against officers OF tho Government.
Judge Crisr replied that the court would not bs question
| ed by any prrsou.
MIR. Ashtnead asked the discharge Of The officers.
Judge Ger replied that II must be shown fret thai the,
were acting by authority
Commissioner inga ham testified the issuing OF th
warrant, and Tie marshal testified to ha wing sent The depu
ties 10 cIerhte the warrant.
Deputy Wynkoop testified 10 witnessing The resistance
made by Tie fugitive TO the deputies under arrest
Mr. Ashmcad again asked for their discharge.
Judge Gfsr replied that he would write his decision
| and deliver II on Saturday next.
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--LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGk ~.
Photographed for the Richmond Enumi,
LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, Oct l3-Thc steamer Canada has arrived l.
later dates from Liverpool According her Q!,,,'
CU.ou in liverpool had declined : d. 10 ! d. The san
The week amounted 10 81 900 bales. Flour had ay Ccr
Is. Wheat had advanced one eighth pence Com had
yancel Ia forty two shillngs
Sales Of Baltimore Hour at lhirty-1ye 10 nearly
White wheat shlings. Consos had declined 10 ".
g3ts American stocks over.
great storm occurred on tho English and Dutch co.
on the 18th and 10Th September. Rotterdam was nunts..
and many vessels were lost; also The oil q s.,amr
Amsterdam. In Zud, zee one hundred PERSONS persisted
Cen Pesue had been appointed Captain General Of en-.
The War party al COnstanlnope had insisted t!at u
DC demanded by The Pu!te The Sultan had refused 10 81
declaration nl war.
The allied fleets had passed The Dadanel!es protect
Sultan and the Christian residents Of Constannoplc 7.
Sultan regarded This unnecessary ana deroea tors
| his dignity
IL is said that the French Government had receive.
pacific overture from Tho Emperors al Omu,z and +,
France was ready TO Join Austria.
| The hoszta affair would be discussed al Omuz
some new arrangements in the Vienna had been /.
lnandnd by ta@ahd, ana had caused Austria 10 Stat. nj
she would assent 10 no further notifications Russia :,
Austria are now perfectly united Ii is rumorcd lbo
demands the ccsson OF Turkish province as paymeni =
the expense incurred by occupation OF the 1rncpae
| BALTIMORE, Oct l5Tne Democrats have carre,i.
| and Pennsylvania by large moJorities
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


PHILADELPHIA Oct. r. Charles Gilpin Esd whg, has
been reelected Mayor of The city by 3l06 majority Three
consoidalionits, VIM. c. Patterson. democrat, Geo II
Hart whig NJ. w. Baldwin and WIN. R. Morris, wing, no
on The consolidation ticket elected The Assembly
Eli K Price, consolidatiOn.e elected 10 the Senate by
nearly 600 moorily. Col. Murphy The democratic cand
date for Nareha is 700 ahead with kensingon and tLTee
wards OF Spring Garden hear from. The vote will be
close
SECOND DISPATCH
PHiLapslpHlA Oct. l2Ihe democrats Of The city have
elected Smith, county commissioner; Miller county survey
OF; Gibson prohonotary and probably Murphy, marshal
The wings have elected Reed attorney and Coleman. ea
surer The assembly ticket ia the county is yet in doubt
In l.ancacer county The whole whir county ticket Is
elected The Prohibory Liquor Law question has i 00C
majority in the county, and 200 in The city.
HAnaisBuRo OcI. l.rhe Wing county ticket is elected
but the Legislative ticket s In doubt The the Lee
eislave ticket in this county us far as received Is FOL
lows: Barrett (D $780, Soliday 3D. 10; Bishop, lPruhib
s62 Ross Prohib $685. IummeI, (Whg) 5s?; Be'gscsser
(Whig) 59l. -
CHAMuERsBuae Oct. llth--The returns fom tranklir
county are incomplete The indications are that The Wing
Stare ticket will have about $50 majority The Democratic
Assembly ticket is probably elected.
PITTspuRG Oct 1.-THE Senate and Assembly ticket il
Allegheny county doubt Roberts, Den) for DIsltic
Attorney aud Hampton (Whig) for Judge, probably
elected The Whn majority on the State ticket l. very
small The vote is light McCntock tDem) for The State
Senate, is probably elcc!ei.
The Democrats doubt carried the Stale by large
majority elecIing their Judge, Canal Commissioner &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

EDMUND BURKE, ESQ. Sometime back there 40.
pcared in columns paragraph in letter from Wash
Ing ton in which IL nmaled that Edmund Burke Esq
Of New Hampshire, The author of The Naive American
Address issued al Philadelphia in which the present admin
stiaon was most violently nssailed We glad have
il Ia our power 10 contradict This charge. However NJ
Burke MAJ die with OF HE political friends on other
questions believe he has been sound upon the rights
Of The South and In ha opposition 10 the schemes Of
fanatics who haze basa and still plotting against The
peace Of The Union We would Intentionally msreIrc
sent any man-wc would not publish what we know 10 be
unrnc against Garrison Geeleyand gives pleasure
10 place ono VINO mas always opposed these cnprincipcd ag
Burke had nothing 10 do with the vile and ibeous attack
Tho Philadelphia Navisls - Baltimore irg.:
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SENTIMENT BEFORE AN OHIO jURY-"IYard
OF Warren in defending kissane while discussing The fall
liability OF experts in deciding upon hand writing thus illus
lrales his meaning
The point al which am aiming this discussion Of hand
writing IL, that there is combination Of testimony amona
The differ every way-one says one thing and
another another and third something different
Every thing in this world has, in some degree unjty
The lover regards his mistress unit He secs her eve
her lip her cheek yet Il is not feature ell combined
tina he loves
II he should eye aono without brow 10 piys il
expression though he had thrilled TO its glance thousand
times he would mol know its light.
Ward is We believe, bacheor.- Columbus Statesman
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IN, :, ynnE LEROY, NuRsERyI4N,

soNoR AIRY and corresponding member &c of ali the LII
nnnr;,.l Agricultural Societies Of Eurore Anerlc"
"a. brrs iu inform and the pubic general that -
h. has published I- Catalogue which Is The "'
L. complete made All The priCe, and rcle' I.o
,,n importation all kinds at Trees Shrhos Ese
gfsn- cS Rosss, &c, viii he found said C-iaoS'r
can be Of charge application the undersigned @
and forward ali orders and attend 10 receiving AID '
ing of ord. fed. Oh ARRIVAL here. 49,. ,,rD
SERY ouie Cjiiiaet His experience IN putting up 'as's W.
and the superior and reliable quality Of all ne ,nea
further hoce
al. be The undersigned 10 the fa "i.
~"s. w. 's'f az !" 49, 80 E BOSSASGE,
sept ls-e~3a !S5rea'' ess'i ''s" AO'A
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION

II il admitted on all hands that Johnson Is elected Guy
crnor Lu, BY what majority no Two persons arc agreed
The Legislature is Democratic by handsome majority on
oin buiot.
Col James T.. Seward is elected 10 Congress from tht
First Congressional District Bailey Coquilt, Dent Chhs
lain and Hlyrr Democrats, are also elected. The only
Wings chosen are Stephen. and Reese Orr delegation VIII
cen equenlly sand six Democrats 10 two Whigs
onsons MAJORITY FOR Governor is, We think, not less Than
five thousand Savannah Georgian, Oct III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

SCARCITY OF GuANO.-We lear from hs fs,mipe
interests that there scarcity of Guano on sale and there
being great demand This time when farmers are puttinp
her gron in The ground much Inconvenience is eperlen
ccj There however, cargocs expected daily 10
arrive in port bat whaher in lime, sufficient quantity
The demand afford relief remains 10 be seen We
also hear much OF complaint from The country as 10 The in
convenience farmers put To In making their purchases
under The existing arrangement Of aalrs The article is
regularly getting into general USE and every facility
should be afforded aQcuuriss in obtaining il
more i,mss -
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ruI unnsAr 1iiMNEf CONVENTION

Ei-1asuss Mass Oct ll.--A very large Convention |:
bcns held this town. to-day 10 further the pnject Ct aid
from The State bni the Hoosac tunnel Gen. Woal ar
rived this morning from Toy and was received by The mill
ton bids fair element in the coming State
Col White OF Lowell 10 president of the convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
INAUGURATION OF GOV BRooME

CHAsLEsroa Oct l2.-James c. Broomc was inaugurated
as Governor Of Florida the inst His Inaugural takes
ground Tor The removal OF the Seminole Indians considering
them blight TO The prosperity Of the State in violation
treaty obligations and in open defiance Of the power
lty and importantly OF the Federal Government He will
consider 1t part oil his constitutional duty see The law
of the last session providing Tor their final removal faithful
~ executed He advocates The common schools and rail-
road improvements and promises hearty support 10 the aI
miustraon OF President Pierce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14


NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD
Knowing the deep felt in this work by large NUM-
OF our citizens we have taken occasion TO OBTAIN some
informal ton the subject which wo to-day lay before our
readers
We favored few days ago with view OF the new
projected on The Map and cannot express ourselves
in terms Irore favorable Than deserves rom Tue s.a
ing point Norfolk City, there but two curves IN the
whole length OF the road Tor Is miles, near Gilner
ION and one near Suffolk. From the Southern Branch of
Elizabeth River Suffolk there line for IL miss,
then with an easy proper direction Tor Peters
burg road in Bee LSE 81 NILES avoiding vast
number OF mill ponds creeks &c. that abound in that coun-
ny and crossing the main wafer courses az points, thah
which eligible not be io,hu on these streams
These arc advantages which Will tell In The working OF the
road since besides straight lines tie eraoes are so Sh al
they heavier Than would be necessary 10 me proper
drainage OF the road Ii there 10 any railway 10 tue country
where lines those obtained here are 10 be ound we
ARE YET 10 hear II it, and when take INTO consideration
that this line If 81 miles straight out has been established
ground respect the most e2oe of io foa We
must consider, il as signal achievement In railroad history
The Avoiding Of difficult crossings VIII gfeaty contribute
10 the economical and speedy construction OF the workpo-
posas for which, pleased 10 learn WIN DO puOScu III
the Ot lew days.
From Tho Isl of August the 25l of September, period
of eight weeks Is miles Of the line established aud 10
surveyed in with it. When bear IN mind The
unheaIrhy season the year when Ibis work
pshed u tho county aversed lie dense forests
and unIcrnrOwl The hot altcnated with denchng
o;us which pevaied in August and the thousands pests
which beset orr wooded low lands in midsummer We feel
hound 10 award need o praise Tor the energy ani indus
v eyinced on The occasion. There wac, TO- bu one diS
SION Of Engineers divided into two parties Tor Tine only,
lul prroried This task Not waiting for Assistants which
II was difficult obtain owing 10 the demand Throughout
the country The Prnc pa took The field in person ana pushed
on with unlns diligence Ill! his work was completed and
deserves The confidence Ol every True Trend OF HE t0ad
There has been not moment unemployed has been
done absolutely necessary 10 the proper location 81 The
road aud atnate citizens on the suspicious com
mcuccnIenl Of his important undertaking. long pull,
strong pull nnIu pn altogether and day OF brilliant pros
petty is before u.s. Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

SHE HAD HlM-in his lecture Monday evening
says the Portland Transcript Dr.. Roynton related that
wishing explain 10 little girl The In which lob
his SHE'LL when he has outgown it, he ssid Wha
do you do when You have outgrown your coihes2 You
throw them aside don't you u Oh no., replied The little
one l1 LIT out Il: acEs " The Doctor confessed she had
The advantage CT him there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
OHIO ELECTION

CotUmaus OHIo, Oct. l2-'rhe election for Governor,
menbcrs Of the Legislature and other Stale officers took
place here yesterday So lar returns have 10.
indications arc ,hdt hedi the democratic candidate
Governor elected b. about $40 600 mBoIi together With
nearly all the prominent ofhccrs The small cot