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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
VOLUME XX1Y--Y umber 9l.
AN ORDINANCE

10 provide for the general welfare insure the
health, peace, comfort, well b. ing and good
order OF The Inhabitants of the township OF
Roelstown.by prohibiting and suppressing all
houses, shops or stores ~ibin said township,
Known as places of habilual resort for IipIiBg
and iniemperaEce.
SEC. /. Be il ordoined by the Trustees Of
The township of Rootsiowp, that TO provide for
The general welfare, insure the health, peace.
comfort well being and good order of The Ihhab-
itanis Of said township of Roctstown no person
or persons, the owner or owners, occupant or.
occupants ofaily house OF houses. shop or shops
store or stores within said township shall by
him or herself or hy his, her or their agent,
clerk, employee, otherwise yend. sell, give
away, or in any way dispose of any intoxicating
liquors ale, porter, or strong beer, 10 any per-
son or persons whatever, 10 be used or drank
By the person persons recti.ing or obtaining
the same or ty any other person or persons as
beverage.
SEC. ?. Any person or persons violating eli.
iher directly or Indirectly any or either of the
provisions OF the foregoing section shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and for the
first offence shall upon conviction thereof be
fined in The sum of fifieen dollars and cost o.
prosecution; for the second offence shall upon
dollars and cos: of prosecution, or be committed
TO the jail of the county for the period OF Ten
days, or both at the discretion of the Court. and
should the fine. and cost or either as The case
may be, remain unpaid by the person or per-
sons committed as aforesaid, at The expiration
Of the period Aforesaid then The said person or
persons shall stand committed for the period
OF twenty days from The date of such commits
nent, unless such fine and cost or eifher as
aforesaid shall be sooner. paid: and for the
ttird and each subsequent offence, said persrn
or persons shall upon cenviclionthereof be fmd d
in the sum of fifty dollars and costs of prosecu.
tion and be imprisoned in the jail Of The county
for he period of twenty days. provided, however,
no person or persons shall be deemed guilty OF
violation of this ordinance, who shall rend
sell give away Intoxicating or fer neDted
liquors 10 be used for medical or pharmaceu-
/ 'ical purposes only.
| SEC. 8. All prosecutions under this ordi
nance shnil proceed and be conducted in all res
pecis in conformity With the net, "enulled an
| act further defining the duties of Trustees Of
townships passed March 18th, 1853" saving
10 the person or persons accused all the henefi'
oftrial by jury certiorari. error or appeal. con
| tfered or granted by said act provided. however.
| that in no prosecution for a violation Of this or
dinance. shall it be necessary to ulledge or
prove the. kind Of intoxicating or fermen,ed
liquors sod OF disposed OF as aforesail. ab
| SEC. A. This ordinance shall lake effect and
be in force from and after the 26ih day of
May, 1853. sa sFfsaisss=5 7zyzs e s2Eazs s7.yss
| --.s4 JOHN S. PARSONS,
1911 REuBEN RussR1L. Trustees.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
Not Ial.
BY ALICE CAREY.

She waited in the drawing rom,
Good Mrs. Mabel Moore;
Six founees ofa pretty lace
Were on the dress she wore;
Upon her bosom French rose,
And on her cap some satin bows.
One little foot just peeped without
Her petticoats SO white;
Her hair, a little gray. it's true,
Was put in curl. and bright;
And sweet her glsnces shone around,
As-if some good thing she had found.
The clcck was on the stroke of eight,
And still she sat apart,
Now listening close, and laying now
One hand upon her heart;
Aud toying with her curs and ring7,
And doing other girlish things.
At length step was heard, and tten
ringing at the door;
"FiYe minutes and half too soon."
Said Mrs. Mabel Moore. ---~
Then to her maid-.'It is 70 sin,
Go quick, and say am not in
'For if be loves me as he says.
He can afford to wait,
And come again precisely at
Five minutes after eight.
My nerves are really quite unstrung.
So very earnestly he rung"
But true love never did run smooth,
As oftenlimes is told.
And when the door was opened wide,
And shivering in the cold.
The maid beheld the expected guest,
She smiled and curfseyed her best.
And told him with grace as sweet
As if she craysd boon, /
Her mistress had declared it was ,,
A little BIT too soon;
And that she thought it was no sin
To send him word she was not in.
"Ay,very WELL" the guest replied,
I'm truth make no doubt,
That whether she be in or no,
I've surely found her out.'
And she who sent him from the door
Remaine:h Mrs. Mabel Moore.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Dissipation softeus the soul so much that the
most supe' fetal employment becomes burden.
""o tue slghtest Inconvenience agony. The
roses oi pleasure seldom Inst long enough TO adorh
'he brow o. him who plucks them; for they uge the
only roses winch do no. retain, their sweetness
after they have lost their beauty.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Dr. Johnson wrote monotonously and ponder
o,sIr. but in conversation his words We're close
and snewy; and ifhs pistol missed fire, he knock
ed down his antagonist with the butt end Of it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Leigh Hunt has been we'll termed the philo-
sopher of Hope, and Hkened too pleasant streamin
conversation.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Colerdge, in conversation, was full ofncuteuess
and originality.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

g35 gsa8 Isaac SrowELL
@e G.sn H.,,.s sa'4s r4zL0n Trustees.
Attest: L. c. SrooKELL, Township Clerk.
1918
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Dr.. Birch dreaded pen he did a torpedo;
but he could talk like running water.
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RON AND NAiESt z.
MILLIMERY.

fHNfiE liberal patronage whiehthe Indies -oe
u Ravnnsa and vicinity have extended TO mr, in
tho millinery business prompts feelings of gratitude and
has encouraged me make arrangements to- Enen ~
larger millinery and fancy goods his sea-
SON. and to keep constantly hand ready ade tnis
caps And shall spare pains to secnre The latest
STYLES and have my work executed neatly and shor
noiiee,
ETs Ladies arc respectfully invited to call. :
GT Shop at sidence two doofs West of Halls Book
Store, Main Street. +
Rnvennn March 90, 1853. NJ CO1LiNS,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-29

GEORGE LAVA correspondent ofthe Bal'i-
more Times OF November II. SAYS: 'The late
rumors about George Laws Loss of credit and
failure. are all humbug. Ho has met with some
severe losses. but has paid every cont. and has
a million ar two to spare lIo wields moro
power than any man in the country. With two
or three hundred Thousand muskcls and six or
seven of The finest aud fleetest ocean steamers
by u',ing on board of each couple of thousand
of picked men he could take Cuba on his own
account, if tie government would but permit
it. South American republic would be but
a meal for him. If the government gets into
difficulty with Spain about Cuba. would il not
be well 10 give out on contract to Mr.. Law tho
whole fight? He would do il well and for moth.
ing. The twenty six milliors of money need
not be touched at all. nor would the acquisition
of Cuba by private individual. come with
the scope Of our treaty s'ipula,ions. Carrying
on war by contract would be decidedly
economical measure in comparison to some Of
our naval aud other contracts which Uncle Sam
is so partial TO-"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-29
The Difficulties at Erie.

We have reason 10 believe. what we suspec-
ted in tho first instance, that the foolish uproar
in our sister city il limited to irresponsible
outsiders, who having no real Interest in the
,ua,ter at ALL stand II ths pos tion of mcddlers
aud d-trbcrs of the peace.
The facts are simply Ih"se:-Thc Erie and
North East Railroad Cou pany have ,mu to
the concusion, for every OBVIOUS reasons, that
the interests ni tho public az well as th inter-
csts OF the Company require n track vt unif'rm
guape from Cleveland to- Buffalo and they have
accordingly determined to reduce their track
to The same gnage with the Buffalo and STATE
l. ne and Cleveland ard Erie tracks. This
they have an updonbied rignt to do under
their character and the laws of Pennsylvania.
but few turbulent spirits al Erie, discounten-
anced bv the more respectable portion Of tho
community. have undertaken to say that tho
c,unge shalI MT bo made! We apprehend
that. in case 81 plain as this, there can be M
serious difficulty.
In iiscriminale censure upon the people of
Erie is of course unjust Tho leading men Of
tho citv and especially all who as directors
aud Stockhuliors are interested IL the rad aud
and havea voice i'm the matter, as well as a
large portion OF the more respectable citizens,
deeply deplore the occurrences that have CIV
on trouble ana disturbed The quiet Of tho city.
We think all difficulty will very speedily dis
appear Glove. Herald.
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Let bards sing the praises, in all of their phases
OF Frenchifed dishes unwhoeso rare:
Their tarts. and their jee- to cram in their bellies
But nought in the world can with dumplings com
pare.
Their oysters and noodles, and oil such capoodles
Delicious and fine in their season may be;
I heir pot-pie and chickens, may GO 10 the dickens
When there are hot dumplings for Maria and me!
Let windy debaters, 'twlxt beans and pertaters,
Keep up dispute, while despatching meal;
And some pendced hearer, who thinks he sees clear
or,
Stick in word edge-wise ,tfor turkey or veal
Or made of qnincesor custards and minces
Or small beer and cider-or sugar and tea
Ye gods and small fshesl they may be delicious,
But bring out the dumplings, for Maria and me!
To make it the richer, have "dip'' in pitcher,
To pour on the dumplings, and soften their doom;
Then sweeten with sugar-and let every bugger
Stand out Of the Wayne must have elbow room!
To see our spoons flirting, it may be diverting,
To those who s, ch sights seldom happen to see;
But they will discover, when meal time is over,
Two dozen have gone, 'twixt Maria and me!
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TWO WAYS OF DOING A THING.

We were passing leisurcly along ono Of
our streets the other evening, watching the
sport ofa group ut Youngsters. when orr ears
were assaulted by tho sharp angry tones Of a
woman:
Here. you, John Smith. come into the house
this moment!
Ono of the boys just turned his head, giving,
at the same time. a rather unflial shrug, then
, resumed the play.
Do you hear what say, John Smith: March
quick, or you'll catch it, l tell you'll
We rather think Johnny did ''caich it, for
We heard, after we had prs-cd jerk and
slaI, accompanied y a su o,hercd yell, MS the
door was very violently Sian med to-
We went on our way. doubling whether this
course of treatment wis exactly tho best, un-
der tho circumstances particularly as the coun-
tcnancc of the lad indicated tho greatest good
nature.
As wo were cogitating on the matter, we
turned tho corner aud came upon another
group oflads in front of n house, tho door of
which vas at that moment opened.
Willie. slid mild and pleasant voice.
Did yor call, mother? Asked ono of tho
boys. coming on q sidewalk.
Yes my son. It's getting Iate, have you not
PLAYED sufficiently to-day?
Il should like to stay out a little longer, if
you please
Tho mother pattcd the boy on tho head and
smilingly said
i should not object IL it wore not past your
bed time. Have YOU forgotten Wilie,the lin Q
you repeated to mo this morning
''Early to bed and early to rise,
Makes one healthy, happy and wise,"
chimed tho boy quietly. Yes mother, re-
member them. Good night, Tommy, good
night. Ilcnfy.' and .aking his mothers hard,
he went very cbceriully into tho house.
This set us again cogitaing. Our tho'ts
run on the laws of kindness and force What
would he their effects on the two lads who had
been subjected tn them? Il it not tho inesita-
BILE tendency of the one to bcget kindness,
amiabity. obedience-and on the other obsti-
macy, ill.tcmper, disobcdiencel No one will
dispute this we think. VIZ
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THE OLD sAcpEIoRs DEFENCE.

/ do not blame bachelor,
II no leads single life
Tho way tho girls are now brought up,
He can't support wifo.
Time was when girls could card and spin
And wash, and bake. and brew;
But now they have 10 keep a maid,
If thcy have aught to do.
do not blame the bachelor
His courage must be great
To think to wed modern miss,
If small be his estate.
Time was. when wives could help to buy
Tho land they'd help to till,
And saddle Dobbin. shell the corn,
And rido away to mill.
Tho bachelor is not to blame,
II he's prudent man;
He now must lead single life,
And do the best he can.
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"Ma. that nice young man, Mr.. Saufiung, is
very fond of kissing
sMind your scam, Julia; who told you such
non-cnsc?" eai
81 had II from his own lips"
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LETTER FROM MAJOR DOWNING.
Private Despatch to Gineral Pierce.

or the Sentinel. or tho Star, or one of the
other organs, if the've got asoing yet.
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Horrible Murder of q Slave.

PETERSBURG. Nov. l6.-Thomas Mately has
been convinced Mt Attcrborougb, s. c., for the
murder Of u runaway slave.
Ii was proved on the trial that tho inhumsn
monster first shot and whipped the slave. after
which hc put him in a vice and ioriurcd him.
He then set him loose. started bloodhounds
after him. who run him down, mangling him
horribly, and then as a consumation Of his fen
dish puposcs. he cut up The body ofhe SLAVE and
fed The flesh TO The dogs.
The Charleston papers generally rejoice Mt
the conviction Of this fiend In human shape
ANrTQUITY.-A lawyer and doctor were dis
cussing the antiquity of their respective pro
fessions. and each cited authority to prove his
the most ancient.
"Mne," said the disciple of Lycurgus. "com.
menced lmost with tho worlds era. Cain
slow his brother Abel. and that was Grim
inai case in common law"
"True.' rejoned EscuIapius. "but my pro-
fession is coeval with creation itself. Old
mother Eve was made out of the rib taken
from Adams body, and that was surgical
operation"
The lawyer dropped his green bag.
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G.. +. PAYNE,
BNOKBINDER STATIONER.
Blank Book Manufacturer and Ruler. Old Books re-
bound. nJ12 Adrian, Mich
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.

HARTFORD CONNECTICUT
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Jonesyille, Oct Is, 1853. n367m6
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jzy-He who preiend- 10 be evcrybody's par
ticuar friend is nobodys
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PORTAGE. OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte' ed ia IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
ton, and the favorable upon which IL Insures,
recommend safe and cheap institution tie Insure in.
The Undersigned has been appoined Agent for Hills.
da:e Co., Mich. n320m3 DAN'L. l.. PRATT.
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MARBLE FACTORY.

THE subscriber being located ut this village in the
Gothic Shop the first door Of Cases cabinet shop
is prepared fill orders that may be desired Please
caIl before purchasing elsewhere.
G.P P.HUTCHINS.
UBnquire Of d. w. G. Peck, Agent at Hsdale.
Jonesvle. Nay 1. 1883. n355yl
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.
MAY & HATHAWAYS,
WHOLESALE GAOCERS ).

Also. dealers in Flour Fish, Salt. Water Lime, Pas
ter, Stone ware, &c, &c. Dealers exclusively in
Givceries.
Morris Block. Summit St, Toledo Ohio.
yoHT w.Hy. n. HATHAWAY Al. HATHAWAY
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DUMPLINGa.
ny sLocuM sLuos, ESQ.

Written for the especial benefit Of, and respectfully
dedicated TO, Maria and myself
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MAGAziNES-HARPEB's AND PUTNAMs
ls1 rsciered the hrs Of every month and Cor sale
vARNUMS, Jouesv4nD.
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HENRY b ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER A. SADDLER.

Manufacturer Of all kinds of Harness. Saddles, Brl-
dies Martngals, Trunks. Valises, Carpet Bags &C.,
and dealear in Ladies Satchels Whips, Flynetts
Buffalo Robes, Hair Mattresses. Harness Sole and UP
per Leather. Also-fiides, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
Skins. One door North Mitchels Store. n369
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G.. b. DRESSER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor in Chancery and Notary Public.
OEce third door North Of the Western Hotel
Twill faithfully attend to collections and te the b"-
suess entrusted TO my care, in all the Courts in the
County | shall be happy at all times 10 draueht
Deeds Mortgages, Contracts. &C.. IN n correct and
superio. style-and take Aidavits and the acknowl-
Judgements to procure back pay. pension and Bounty
Land with the utmost dispatch. Land and other A
genc,es attended to. Hillsd,e March 10. 1853.
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.
The subscriber will sell Exchange on New York
at the following rates.
For New England Funds per cent premium.
For New York State and Michigan 4 per cent prem.
Hsdnle. Jan. II. 1853. w WALL RpN
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600 ACRES OF LAND to clear break and put in
sDOU 10 wheat ne 1t season. Enquire Of y. BLACK
MAR, OF ID. BgEBE, on the first Of October next.
HIllsdele, Aug 90, 1853.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Oh Acres Of choice land in Kent County, within
OO Eve miles Of the city Of Grand Rapids. Cor sale
on rea'onabie terms. Also House and lot in Ia the
Village Of Iilsdale. Enquire Of
n307 CT DJCKERSON
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ICit--ICt--I(H5.

ECE-500 to 1909 tons Ice, TO arrive about the
Ist Ms 6r ale WHITNEY co, canr ah.i
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2e- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
puRT.-5H.2GE WARRINGTON LEwIs ths present Aiinut.
.rk Of N. ~ Dsirt COuri u swOrl-sns
ed for v -t ssvsnlssn sIers himself
. shensed %. fell ID
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
! GALfHsToS HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD.
rrope will b. received Al thu once o. The Company Of
Gsivsn and sso ths sr 81 Carroll on 10 M
ana sr ths eJssrEctsu Of
I'rsi o1 excepted from Galveston Hoasoa dstap. fy
Fsas ,p>oifs either oe. after IN. ar,t
August Proposal, will be received TIL the day September
Bid. - tbs eon,.rueis, Of tn. road enr.
MAI EkiAIs REQuiRE6. ''p''"e''
ls 900 Crsss Tss feet inches
iach e.rns.-p..t sAE, e.dar yellow /, n. aud cypress
100 900 linear feet Of PLns long hes l
s.,hssn.l .nd-yelOw Pine pest ssE, cedar or cypress,
10000 Plank ANA, III 81 feet
Ice 600 Weather do.d Do.
500 900 seantling, 4Hl0 a. ls o. 81 feet.
t1o.Oss - srl0, 10 or 81 feet,
$4,000 Get
10000 MiI.s to tI4 {, 6, i "a feet.
Lumber 70 - delivered Ga.eOh Bay, point
,a t tsa BRING, \ . option Of tie Company between Noyem
Pro.,A. will be like delivery $4,000
cubic yards Of Bst Of Gravel. Shells virginia
ahd Hono. Is Chief
Engineer enc month At l,,, s st,',. g gssdts
po'As vii y received a9 for ErAdn. q the hole line having
Also for II. p1Rs West B,y tn. ees,true-
ton flour Brsges md on. Draw bridge amounting
Also for 1870 Tree.
according 70 spechstsui and pass
fS,ss VII Be received Like laying the
The larger bids accompanied proper ability to pet.
form, will 10 With 10 favor.
Al work completed
1883.
Payment. will upon esim,tes the
sase security will BE- required bombs % fourth
sor:fat sun o t7s faithful performance Of oga the
AL bids u,u.l he saisrsed-
Prorsil.-Ga'r~,ion, n. II. RsfiroaI.p
20 Full lnolnatfE will b furnished si,a os up the time
OF letting contract. GALES G. FORSHtY,
iyS3 .ElI5 Chief Engineer.