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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-28

v We are pleased to learn that the Franklin
Mercantile College, under the supervision OF Mr.
Prck. is exceeding the expectation OF its friends
Nineteen pupils have already commenced the
Commercial Course, and their numbers VIII be
largely increased soon. The writing school under
the charge of Mr.. FoLsoM, now numbers above
forty. The College has been open but week or
80, aud has made capital beginning, showing that
these institutions are not necessarily conhEed to
the cities in order to ensure them necessary, Or
even liberal support
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Petition to sell Land.
Daniel Law, ct ais.

Daniel Law, ct ais.
To Daniel Law, Jonathan Law Charles Law Sidney
A. Law, Joy Law, Harriet Fl. Stanard James P. Hail,
Durant Hall. Mary E. aall. Lucy NJ Ii ALL and Th ON
James, who heirs law and legal
of Rhsda J. Law late Of BrimfeId, licensed you are
hereby noifed, that the Gath day ofDecemher, D
1858 said Administrator filed his petition the Pro
bate Court of Portage County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain order of said
Court, the 9th day of Februr 1854 to sell Ger
tain real estate of which the said Rhoda j. Law died
seized: Seven of land the est part of
lot No. &c. in Brmeid. in said county, particularly de-
scrbed In said PesiIon.
The said Defendants will further take notice. that
said will be heard before said Probate Court on
The 9th day of February. A 1854, at 10 o clock NJ
on said day. DARIUS LYMAN, for Petitioner.
Ravenna, Dec "a 1883 1859 CIV
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PREMIUM FIGURING MILL.

FMVHE Subscribers stall doing business
r. at the Ravenna Summit Mills, and also in Camp
belsport, Notwithstanding The reports put in circua
ton by the proprietors cf and Mills in This
vicinity that we have broken down. and were not do
ing custom business, and is custom, are making
flour that stands the test erery here it is used
Our flour stands A. No I, wherever 1t is known, anu
takes the premium all otter Flour made, whenev
er il Is exhibition Families have -four (made
especially for family usc.) delivered at iher dwellings.
the market price, for first quality Our -four is made
from the best article of Wheat and make no Flour
from poor wheat, that may be enabled TO sell cheap
than neighbors
WHfTTi.ESEY g. BROTHER.
Campbellsport, Nov 49, 1858.
?. S.-Cob Corn, and all kinds of Coarse Grni in
ground on short notice. Io42 #
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Friends of Progression, Look Here.

On the first day of the long looked for 1854 will be
opened wide the door of Moral and Intellectual freedom
for that day, the Urersafist Roase the u,age
of Rare1a, will be held the first great gathering of the
friends of spiritual Philosophy for the county of Portage
ali that wish take at least step in the road pro-
gressien invited and and hear for them
selves: aud while witnessing of the phenomena OF
spiritual intercourse learn the great truth that Heaven
opened Man. and the spirit telegraph is established be-
tween us and the spirits home.
Many of the best speaking mediums of Northern Ohio
will be present.
Come friends come brothers,
Come skeptic, and all Others
And when you We heard, if a doubt remain,
Then be wise and come again.
RaYenna. Dec. ID lS52
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DR.. Il. Tubhs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be il attendance at his rooms as follows:
RAvENNA-IrsntisS Hotsse, Friday, afternoon and
Saturday until o'clock NJ. Both and 3lst Dee.
AKRoN-Cobbs Exchange, Thursday, 29th Dec.
CLEvELAHD-Anerican House. Monday and Tuesday
18th and 18th Dec.
WARREN- Clinton House, Thursday, 5th Jan.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver, Lungs Kid
neys or Spleen, inflammation, Rheumatism Asthma short
of breath difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness or Nervous Debility, Restlessness, Lcs
of Appetite Constipation Derangements ofthe Stomac.,
Bilious affections Gravel, White Swelling or of any
fong standing diseases are invited to call No charge
lor consultation.
DR.. T. never bleeds nor blisers nor is he Homeo-
pathist be never Mercury, Antimony Arsenic or
sonan-he neither steams gives en1etics, His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not tbandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well, tear
down to build up again; nor aay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.
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CE The BLAKELY FAMILY, sang at the ''Town
Hally three evenings last week, and were well
patronized. The whole company (seven in num-
bsr,are excellent musicians and vocaists, and have
a wonderful faculty Of pleasing their auditory
Every body says" it is the best entertainment Of
the kind that has been given in Rayenna during
the past year. We shall be happy to hear them
often, and should they come this way again, should
be pleased to have them "drop in" aud give US Ra-
sennians another ''taste of their quality"
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.ah0r Saving Machine.

FWYHE Subscriber having purchased SUPI.
RIDR pIAII1N9 GGAgITWIGs wish
es to inform public generally that he prepared to
nee: also TO any thickness both sides
under fourteen INCHES WIDE much less rate than it
be done for by hand. All who wish money, viii
do well to bring their lumber in and get done BY ma
chine. All work will be done in workmanke manner,
2s- Please give him call at Messrs. Hitchcock 8 NJ
Cluns new steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWAIN.
Rayenna July 9th 1853. 1877 Ii
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n The religious exercises OF the III
f,burch." will hereafter be held in 'SEYMoURs
H..1, Post Office building Main st.; the time
for which that society had leased the Spruce s1''
Uniyersaliss Church, having expired. The "HaT'
is said to be sufficiently capacious for the accom-
modation of their congregations.
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II The attention of our readers, and "all the

II The attention of our readers, and call the
rost Of mankind" is directed to the advertisement
of Samuel. BRooKE in another column. There is
not upon our acquaintance list more clever,
raight out u p, in the -mornin g-man than our
fti snd BROOKE. AS he has many friends in Por-
tage county, would say to all, if you want 10 get
the worth of your money, when in Cleveland,
trade with SAMUEL BROOKE and BROOKE &
WHITNEY, No. Al, Bank st.
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w The Mammoth "Phenix Block" is tenant
ed Gen. MclNTosH's corner store was COM
pieted last week. 1t is fine room and very well
finished. The Generals second and largest store
room is receiving the finishing touches 1t has
baen rented by JOHN H. BosTwIcK & Co., of
Campbellsport, Dry Goods dealers, ard GRIFFIN
& BosTwIcK, Furniture dealers, OF this village.
The first floor will be occupied by the Dry Goods
department, the second floor will be used for the
Cabinet Ware rooms. We expect soon to see the
rooms filed with beautiful goods, furniture, &c.
1t will perhaps not be anlss to say here. that
much credit is due GEN. McINTosH for the prompt
and energetic manner in which these stores have
been fitted up under his own personal supervision,
II. L. DAY is "hurrying up the cakes and
I" the boys" will in few days finish an elegant
store room, which will be occupied by Jas. TwIrT
fer a Hat, Cap, and Fur depot.
The other stores of H. L. Day are being finish
ed up as fast as circumstances will permit. Mr.
DAY will have the room designed for his own use
flushed in style of superior elegance, not to be
surpassed by any in Northern Ohio.
CHAs GREENFIELDER has leased one Of DAY!
stores, and will have the satisfaction, in removing
to "our end," of occupying one Of the preities
stores 10 town.
The work on MIR. HorcHKIss division is pre-
crossing finely. The stores are spacious, and vii
be- suitably fnished-and ready for occupanc.
early in the Spring.
The store of RowELL, WIrTER & Co., vii
soon be finished and in workmanlike manner
This store is one hundred feet deep, the largest
the eight aud will hold an enormous pile of goods
as our friends will soon have an opportunity Q
seeing.
This block is an ornament to our town, and tn
enterprise of the gentlemen who are engaged il
its construction is certainly praiseworty, and as
should, meets with commentator from all.
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Attachsnent Notice.

a T my instance an attachment for Three
IA dollars and seventy five was this day issu
ed by John v. Gardner, Justice of the Peace of
Franklin Township Portage county, against :he prop
ery and effects of Thomas J. Person. an ahsconding
debtor. ROWLAND DEWEY
Dated This 14th daY of Decemher la53 1919
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Halls Book Store.
y W BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STlf1y RY

EUST received for .he Full and Wiu,e,
sD trade. Among our miscellaneous works may bs
found the following;
Tho Mysterious Parchment. or Satanic License
Maple,en, or More Work for the hIaine Law
Isaac I Hopper, true Life, by L. Mara Child.
The Second War with England. by j. T, Headley
Father Bright uopcs-llearls and Faces-nodd's .
Lectures to Young Men--Successful Merchant-tii!oge
cksmiIh-Popuar tales by I, ). Arthur For Inc IN
structon and entertainment the iIle folks, our as
sortment is complete.
All the School Books uaed in town and county are Of
fered for sale cheap.
works, just received p. nj,
spDertne laid and commercial,
FonlsCap, good stock. Bill, Counting House. and
Legal Cap.
MAYNARD Il Noyes Ink, the best that's now msds
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, InkstanGs
Eabsrs' Pencils, some beautiful ivory tops, &es
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN R. R Co.
Franklin, Portage County. o., December 19, 1858.
Stock Subscribers in said Company ION the Ravenna
and Windharl subscription books, hereby notified
and required to pay at this Office to H. Y Duel Esq
collector, nstallments follows to wit:
Ten per before the I'd day of January next
Ten per cent before the 1s day of February
Ten per cent before the 1st day of March next.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
1924 1lw JOEL W.IYLER, Secretary
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Conneaut, Ashfabula CO., u. INov., 1883.
DR.. TUBBs-Sir: After nine years of suffering, and
nine years of fruess search for help, happy
to inform you that health is oncS restored. Az
you aware, afflicted with harsh cough and
frequent splitting OF blood from the lungs, both Of which
aggravated by great sensbihty to cold, and by
often taking cold My stomach had been also disorder.
ed for some years that could eat hearty food and
but little of any kind milk would hours of
suffering. Strange feelings and blindness came over
times that could not stand for several minutes,
lhen pass off with Papiiaiing and faininess. was
thin in flesh and stopped forward unavoidnbly from
weakness of chest aud stomach. was under your
treatment FIVE months ending la ST FEBRUARY. During
ta. the cough and raising both stopped digestion
became goodand gained twentyfaur pounds in weight.
during Ihe summer and up TO this time, retain my
flesh and strength, and entirely free from both lung
and stomach symptoms. What other phys,cisns have
tried for years effect. costing hundred
dollars You accomplished eve months expense OF
only dollars. My reSdeure seven miles at Of
This place, in Springfield, Penn.
Yours. &c. LEVI G.. G ERRED.
-. My brother, George W. e., whom you treated
at the time for epeptic fits which he had heen
subject for fifteen years has not had since them and
his general health likewise better than has bee
fer many wears before. l.. Il. G.
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Elementary Branches. including S History,
Waits On the Mind, &c, per quarter of IL
weeks, 81 90
Academic course, 5 oU
Musc-Piano Meodeon,-24 lessons, s 90
Use of instrument, 90
Drawing or Painting in water colors, per Or, 3 90
Oil painting, per Or, 9 90
French. % .' 90
In order TO meet the expressed wants of the commu-
nifty larger aecomodaons and adopt the
instruction more perfectly 10 the attachments of the
pupils, n
has been constituted for which convenient room has
been secured adjacent those now occupied. 1t will
he opened at the above stated. The tuition char
yes in this department will De Three Dollars.
Parents or guardians and other friends of education
are respectfully invited to visit the institution any
hour during The daily sessions which may suit hel con-
venience.
PPupiIs specially requested they would make
satisfactory progress their studles to be present
the 6rst day of The term.
Hudson, Dec 3, 1858.
Having had opportunity to become acquainted
with the present principal and assistant in the Young
Ladies' Seminary of Hudson and their successful abors
in commencing and conauctng 1t thus far, we lake
pieasu confidently recommending The Institution
the patronage of the community one in which may
be secured the benefit of thorough elevated and rein
ed education for Young ladies in superior degree and
co ngratuate the people of Hudson and the vicinity up
on The establishment of such seminary under hap
py auspices. We happy TO know that it is intended
to provide in this Institution the and facilities
an education of the highest order.
REV. G. E. PIERCE, Pres W. R. Col
PROF. H N DAY, }. w. SMITH,
DR. G. p ASHMUN, W. H. SESSIONS.
REV. n. BARRETT, REV. }. c. HART.
A. A. BREWSTER REV. HARVEY COE.
REV. T. B. FAIRGHIt.D,
PROF. N. P. SEY MOUR.
HON VAN r. HUMPHREY,
LIrJs noo
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

4 F you want first rate article of boots aud
b shoes call ut Gs &. Durham's store Immediately
east ofthe late Gre in Ravenna. who have made ar
rangements keep on hand at all times, large and
general assortment of home manufactured and
made boots and shoes which they will sell the low
est figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue 80 keep hand the best quality
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skn moroccos
Innings, pegs, lasts and most kinds of shoe findings
which they will sell at a small advance on cost fol
prompt pay.
NJ Give us q call and SCI for yourselves.
GILLIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna, May 1858.
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment for the sum
EA- Thrre collars this day issued by John v
Gardner Justice of the Peace of franklin township
Portage county against the property and effects of
Thomas PIerson, an abscondng debtor.
PETER BUTLER,
Dec 18th ID 1859 1859
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Awfml but not Distressing.

Santa Claus made terrible descent upon Halls
Book Store ''the night before Christmas p and
..6xins and things" ''yamosed the ranche' in i'm
mense quantities.
A new and full supply has been received to re-
pair damages in order to be ready for New Years!
ALL RIGHT.
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Ravenna, Dec. 20, 1858.

See the advertisement inanother column of Stablers
"Good Medicines" )" they not recommended as
Cure As but as efficient remedies for the diseases
named, having received the highest encomiums from
Physicians Apothecaries and Storekeepers who have
used them, sold them, and IN multitude of cases heard
of their good effects. Give them trial and tell your
fciencs O & the result.
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M AaRGAD

10 Warren, at the Franklin House on the 18Th
inst, by Elder Isaac Errett Mr.. WILLIAM P
HAzEN, of Portage Co., to Mrs. CHARLOTTE J.
VINCENT, of Warren.
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II The MErRoPoLIrAN TROUPE, have been
playing at the "Town Hail. for several evenings.
Tonight Temperance play entitled the "Drunk
ard. Fats will be presented.
Theatre goers expect rich treat, and the Man
ager sfLll house,
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TEyerybody has been ''standing on slippery
places" for few days past 1t is not surprising
70 learn, that very many who were supposed
be iu '.good and regular standing" have become
inveterate backsliders.
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TJAs. TwITT, has as fue an assortment of
Hats, Caps. and Fur goods as was ever brought
to Ravenna. They are worth looking at. and we
hardly think they can be looked at without being
purchased. Twitr will soon get into the new store
ia the "Phenix Block" and with new store,
and new goods, he will make ''things shine"
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ScIssoRINGs.-' Use Coopei's Tooth brush. -
.9apertisement.
Well see Cooper hanged first, the dirty fellow
How would he like to use ours!
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wusrc AZ INSTRUCTIONS

NEISS II. MORTON, of New York has lately Ia
ISA ken u2 her residence in Ravenna, (neagly 0ppo
site the Town HAL )where she won he pleased to OBJ
tain pups upon the Piano Forte, Aieideon Seraphne
Meo Pean. which she win teach the usual prices
Persons wishing receive instruction at their own
residences can also be accommodated
Nov. IA, 1853. 1876
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II The prettiest specimen of Of ''the Art pre-
ssryative of all arts, we have seen for many day
is the Holiday Catalogue of Jewett Proctor &
Worthington. of Cleveland. printed at the Pai,
DsnLsr lob office.
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BANY NOTICE.

b order OF the Directors the Portnge Co.
NE Branch Bank in RaveEna. will he closed on the
gath of ofNovemher, Thursday, Thanksgiving day
25th of December, Christmas day.
lst of january, New Year day. and
4rh ofJuy
Bank open for business from 8 to 10 and from TO
o'clock.
Discount day-Tuesday
discount Committee meets daily at 1 o'clock. Srn-
duysexcepted. JOHN IL. EBBERT, Cashier.
Nov. l8, 1853. I247
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Dec, 18th, A ]
Attachment Notice.

"A T my instance an attachment for Two dol
IA lars and sixty-two cents this day issued by
John v. Gardner, a Justice of the Peace of Franklin
township, Portage county Ohio, against the property
and effects of Thomas Piersons an ahsconding debt
MYRON BARBER.
Dated this 10th day of Dec. 1858. 1862
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E The Sabbath Schoo. connected with the
Meth ,dist Church, had celebration at their
Chapel, on Prospect st., last evening.
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E Rev. GEO. MESSENGER and family, left
town on Saturday morning, for Mississippi, and
other Southern States, to spend the Winter
months.
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E Before another issue Of the Star we shall
have entered upon 1854. A little "ahead Of tme'
ve wish our friends "Happy New Year."
year of plenty. prosperity and peace.
"a welcome aud cheer to the merry New
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While the holly CLEANS above us;
With a pardon for the foes who hate,
Aud prayer for those who love u.s."
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Y The Rayeuna people have been naming
one of their streets " Cleveland Avenue . a COM
pmeut to the Forest City, Plain Dealer.
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Mu&I Re SOLD.

FUNHE STACEY STOCK, consisting of Jewelry.
d Shawls. Perfumery Sc. sc must positively be
sold by the first OF January if possible This concern
must be closed, and the articles at donGde Cosr PRi,
cEs must afford bargains Call Hail Shook Store.
l.. w. HALL, Assignee.
Nov. II, 1883
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w The CARRIER of the Ohio Star' VII, ,lnAe
his Annual call upon his patrons VIII an auu' e''
on Monday morning next.
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RENO

v. HORR has removed to his new and spaciors
n Store directly opposite his old location five
miles north of the City of Ravenna, where he has on
hand large stock of Fall and Winter Goods He is
receiving add nal supplies by express and otherwise
price TO all, will he strictly adhered to.
He respectfully tenders his thanks his customers
and friends for the liberal patronage which he has
ceived and hopes merit continuance OF thu ir ia
A III invited Ia call
Sha1ersNIe. Oct 9llh l!l3 lS42
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SAMUEL BROOKE.
Successor TO Goodale & Co.

Al Bank Street, Cleueland, Ohio,
HOMMISSlON MERCHANT, Wholesale
" Dealer in Cloths Cassimeres, Doe Skins, Vest
ings Over Coatings, Saiinets, Tweeds. LenIls Fan-
nels, Serges, Inings, and variety of other Wooen
and Domestic Goods. 1859
SAMUEL BROOKE, having taken The ex-
~ iensve Stock of Goo'ale & Co., offers it to the
trade on the most favorable terms, and sucils con-
tnuance OF patronage from The old friends and custom
of the establishment.
The large stock of Yankee Notions and Fancy Goods
in the upper rooms of the building constantly be-
ing rePlenished by fresh arrivals
Liberal advances made on Wool by S. N Goodale
who continues his office heretofore in the same build
ing. 1859
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DOOTS AND SHOES.-A large assortment
| of Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes and Caters
also chdrens shoes of every style Ladies' and Misses
Rubber-ong Boots, Caters and shoes, just reed at
September 26. HI DAYS
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MACHINERY Or, Tanners Oil. Whale
E oil, lard oil barning fluid, supply just receiver
at SWiFT ).
October 1853.
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new AdyeriiseIlcnts.

Rowland Dewey-Attachment Notice.
Peter Butler--Attnchment Notice.
Msron Bafber--Aitachmen Notice.
ssmuel Brooke-Cioths and Yankee Notions.
D. Lyman, Att'y-Pet. to sell land.
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BROOKE & WHITNEY,

Wholesale Dealers i'm Yankee Notions,
Fancy Dry Goods all kinds Tailur's Trimmings Jewe,
ry Pocket Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Ware Al
Bank Street, Cleveland Ohio.
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New vs. sasiC.

New iFs EasEC.
'Wth music, sweet music
We greet you again"
Lilly Dale Answer to wait for the wag-
Katy Darling song $quar-
tette Uncle Toms lament for
Home Again--song and Eva-Woodbury
quartette Old folks at home
Ben Bolts reply Young folks al home
Billy Grimes Mountaneers Farewell
Sailor boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. iChilds Prayer, &c., &c,
Wait for the wagon
With good assortment waltzs polkas, quadri S
&c. may be found at
HALLs BOOK SToEE.
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GIFT BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,

a VERY choice selection Of Gift Books. Ju-
EA vene Books, Toys &c, &c. suitable for Holiday
Presents may be found at Halls Book Store dmonp the
Gift Books may be found "'
Friendships Offering Keepsake of Frieudsbn
The Casket The Moss Rose,
Gift of Affection, Crystal Fount,
Remember Me, Forget me-not,
The Gem, The Hyacynth,
Memento of Friendship, The Amaranth,
Temperance Keepsake Christmas Roses
Sons of Temnce Offering, Buds and Blossoms,
Christian Souvenir, Odd Fellows Amulet,
Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver,
Nouvelettes of the Musicians &C.. &c.
THE PoETs-Beautful editions of the popular Poets.
Bibles and 7ssfaments--Rich and splendid editions.
Books for Chidren and Yonth-A full and choice as
sortment, beautiful and instructive.
Cutiery-Choce stationery, cutlery.
Port,aonnies-Velvet and neatest styles.
1oysEndless variety, for all the desirable xns and
things" for Christmas and New Years call at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Main street, Star Office Building, Rayenns, o.