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Taking Positlon.

That the present administrator will take
stronger and mora decideds PRO slavery ground, if
possible. than any that has gone before it. every
appearance indicates. Raw important then for
liberal anti slavery men. without regard to former
divisions TO uri'e t"ir strength against Reckless.
so ru,ulous. so uu,,nfiiotc a dynasty. We
ask liberal. ant-s'avery denocas especially. to
p"nder the following from the Boston Post. an in
veerate, hunker Pierce paper. Speaking nj the
action in Maine, the Post says:
The resolves unanimously PASSED affrm the
time iunors truths for which tie party have bat
led rejoice iu the adjustment CT The slavery ngi-
tati"n by the compromise m-Gs Eres, and declare
that the D.u,"cra ic party of NJ aue. einuining the
example Sc! by the democracy OF the Union. will
cast old issurs and Old dissensinns benni them,
anu standing upon ibe Baltimore resournns as Il
common platform of poiiical faith. will Henceorh h
know 20 divisions, sections wings in the party.
hut only the democratic party. and that one and
ndiri>itlt.' "
Thus is the policy IF the administration party
being developed. What anti slavery democrat.
what anti-slavery Wing, what liberal Free Soller
can hesitate to combine every possible infiuence
against po.i'iou so ,noDstrous.
MARI The cred Of the Pierce Party Is hence
forth to bs the Baltimore Platform. n platform
wholly aud entirely anti-democt in SPIRIT prln-
cipIe and tendency.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Z N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
E of Portage county, Ohio, made the 9TH dag of
June A. D. 1858, in pending in said Ccurt, for
the sale of real wherin Cnace Hocomb et nj
guardian of Jnrvin Holcomb ct ais petoners and
said wards respondents. shall offer for sala
a publ auction, the premises. the llth day
August A. d I853 between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. and o'clock p. NJ the following described prenia
es. in the township of PARIS in the county
Portage and State of Ohio and is known by being pars
of lot number two SAID township and bnuned fot-
lows: On the North by land in said lot the North
West part thereof heretofore held by own
ed by John Johns the East by ,nrt said lot
or lately owned or occupied by Lorenzo X. Chapman
the South by part of said lot now lately owned
or occupied by Thomas Gale, and on the West By the
west line of said lot number two containing about
nnty six of land and being the same land convey
ed by dee d from John Veon Jarvin II0lr0mb, June
l3. ID. 1*4i. and recorded in Portage County Record
Book 80, page /. Appraised at s24O0
CANDACE HOLCOMB,
ISAAC HUTSON. G uardians
Minor children Of Jarwin HoIcomb dec d!
July 10, 1858. I228-dw
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Ca.atsaisn Ohio Star.

We propose to furnish The Ono STAR. fnr
three months preceding the October election. TO
campaign subscribers at 10 cents n month, or 50
cents for three mouths. for CASH sicfly in ud-
cdacf.
The object in Offering the Star at this low rate
just covering the cost. is rot OF, course TO mnke
money hut TO ..circuiate the documents" that the
cause Of Freedom. Temperance and Social Re-
form may be advaEced.
The three months coveriog The Campaign sub
scrip:ion, will commence July 20, and close 0c'o
her ~. The names Of campaign subscribers,
should therefore. be- in, far possible. pre-
cious to Juty ooh that va ...ly LEV ho many
papers 10 print al thai dhte
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J. n. COULTER.
Chm. State Central Com.
For The OHIO STA
The Fourth AT NEOsatlO,e.

MnoaDuRE July 5Ih 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR 1--WE cerbra,ed 4th of July in
this place in way that, if it did not interest old
hui kers." rejpiced the hearts of every true LIVER
of freedom present. and think it did not fail to
make decided impression for goed upon the young
and rising generation We burned no powder in
honor of frsedom's day. We had no parade of
military, with gaudy trappipgs to excite The young
and internal desire to become human bu' chers.-
But led by The spirit stirring strains from the
" Mogadore Biud,' we all-young and old, rich
and poor. repaired TO beautiful grove, when afier
prayer, reading The Deciar atioG of Independence,
and song from the " Hale Family " appropriate
for The occasion E. Hale "a member of the Hale
Family and . orator Of the day y addressed the
people uron the great reforms of the day, as being
necessary to the progressive deveopement of uni
versal Liberty in this country. He expDsed the
wrongs That exist both in church and state. setting
our nation before US, at the time
speaking the highest c"mmendation of The rights
and privileges that tohle ctzeus are permitted
To enj"y. Another song from the Hale Family
which by lis noble sentiments kindle IN he heart
Of every genuine laver of f eedon an iuextnguisl-
able fame If haired to oppressnn. closed these ex-
erci-es. We were then intro iuced 10 the table
where was provided by lhe ladies' of Mogadore and
vicinity, rich repast of good things in great
abundance, and free to all. After tie removal uf
the cloth, few voluntary toasis were given, COM
pirnenisry Of the ladies' the dinner SC. wnen the
following ionst was given by S. Baird Esq. which
cail-d forth the loudest huzz.s, aud made the Old
f,rest ring TO its furlherest recess.
May the day speedily come when we may eel
rbrate this great day Of Independence throughout
the whole United States, according to the senti.
ments "f the H-ciaration Of Independence, which
s liie liberty and The pursuit Of happiness TO all
without distiDcti. Of color or SEX
Thus closed the festivities of the day, enlivenet
by songs and music rom the Band. A day long
10 be remembered account of it's entire cnnse.
Grafton 10 freedom. A PARTICIPANT.
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Franklin, and Warren AaiIroad

The roHd named as above, learn from relia-
bic authority, Is to be constructed In this day of
railroad projects. it is quite mrossibe to keep pos
e} upon 'he different routes set on foot ; and in-
deed it nee l. "I"aa anenti?n to keep in mind the
roads which already uurt and IN opsratoT, or
those in process of instruction. But yesterda,
we chronc!ed what but very small portion of the
public knew.to wit: Thai there is continuous track
la:d down, which connects with The Clprto oi
the II. osier State, and that the iron horse wihere
AFTER traverse the distance regularly in single
twelve hours.
If we understand rhe location of The Franklin
and Warren Railroad righr, it is to commence al
Dayton running north to Gallon, frorl thence east
through The second tier of counties south of Lake
Erie, aud through The towns of Akron Ravenna.
Franklin, Newton Falls and Warren, striking the
Pennsylvania line northeast of Warren, and inter-
sectng The PITTSBURGH and Corning and Sunbury
and Erie roads at Rrdg+way These oads.as well
the road from Dayton to Cincinnati. are to he of
AK foot gauge. which will give continuous six
foot track fom New Yok to Cincinnati This
fact, when we consider he fine, but yet somewhat
isolated section through which the road is to run
certainly presents very faffering pict ure, and
should the work be constructed at not too lavish an
expense, we cannot how it can fail to pay
handsomely. 1t must think at all TINES enjpy
fge 'ocai business ana lis transportation OF STOCK
must commence con great aud continue to increase.
1t perhaps might be urged that this rond would
inJure those running to tbs city, but we do nat
think SO. We heieve the increasing demaad for
rail- dads win Keep pace with her and
were WEI TWO OF thfes more lines as well located
rs this o1e to be built, they would find enough 10
do. hinight Tend ID toniewhat Chez pe a tie pass
sengrr and ffeight businass. but The clieapsning
would add caffesf sfonaineIy fo Inc amount done
and fair dividends ilh SEQ n6inica nals
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Cannaisil 81 ce,imgs.

Mr., Lewis, and other speakers, address
series of meeting, cornmepcing on The Goth OF
July, in Clei mont county; thence TO Brown,
Adams, Iligh!ant. Foyest", Ross, Jackson Sc
o,o, Lawrence, GalIia. Meigs. Athens, Morgan,
Muskingum. Gurnsey, Noble, Monroe. Belmont.
Harrison, Carroll, jefferson, Columtiana, Ma
honing. TrnmhuI, AShtnbnla, Lake. Geauga
Portage. Stark, Summit. Cuyahogn. Lorau
Media. Wayne, Holmes ard Co>hocoD.
The above counties 10 be visited in the order
named
The ate Committee most earnestly request
he! The friends in each of The counties above
named will consult together, and decide upon
the place or pluces most suitable for holding one
or two mae t'ngs in their respective counties. and
communicates the to Ihe Committee as
soon as may be. that more specific notice ma,
be given.
The friends are also desired to state The di,-
lance srom The cunly seat in which they reside
f. that Of The county next preceding in the or
der Of The abcve series. And. if they lhtk il
| advisable to have The meetings in any ether
plRce in their county except The county seat
they will please state how lar, and i'll what direc.
ZION, such place is from the county seat.
The tine oiotird 10 the speakers for each
County will be about in the proportion Of three
dss 10 two counties.
| Free Democratic papers are requested tc
copy.
J. n. COULTER.
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The P.oprietor Of the STAR" pub'ishnd at
Ravenna, Ohio, pros eses to furnish i: for three
m"nlhs prereeding the October election. 10 cam
paign subscribers at 10 cents per month"; or 80
for three months. Terms CASH str:cl,
in advance. This is is an Mbiy edited and well
conducted paper and in politics Thoroughly and rad
icHliy free SOIL Though. we differ from the
Editor meas ureabiy in po iiics, we admire his IN
dependence, and The open, manly way in which
lie gives expression 10 bis political opinions .'fe
dina Democrat.
Friend Mac, here is our E-. One such ex-
presson OF gsnecou' Eisdne-s and berality from IA
political opponent, cauntel balances thousand un-
deserved girds which get in the Conflicts of 20
litcal warfare.
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oi<. naI'onai justice. and Stat reforms, wou!d
redeem old Knox his fail -elecsipg TWO repre-
and by similar n,ovepen, in Nor
row. senator, shich in oil probability soDlt
>ecu'e the legislature.
The anti Pierce vote n Knox, last fail was
25l0-lhe Pierce vote 1892 = leaving bu' 1s2
mhjofi'y 10 overcome, which would be a iigh'
task. Morrow cast lur Pierce LILO, eg"lnsi
him 7ss.
Besides all the foregoi g, n n'i'n o. the t*o
~ esses would make the new concern paying,
..rcft bic paper. and would render lis eoa'"rN Il
handsome r. recomperse FOR their toll and Cal "i'
Take many, pai''o'i: view Of Ihe matter and
zee if something can't be csne 10 redeem old
knnx.-Foresf Cify
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. CITY WARE-ROo1MS.
NEW AID SPLENDID EkTERRRlEF. 5
FUR n ITURE ARRIv EDIT

- - a. I'D = 1 ~ N lSa - n IA i Y * ~ a.
GNRlFFlN'&,B ,B0STWICK are noY es1ll fishing the
IN Furnitur. business. extensive tcae. in Ra
VIENNA. Our furniture sele cied from of The
best manufacturing Establishments IN New York City.
This business h as long been neglected III Eavenne.
and people who wished to furnish tier pur1ors and
sleeping roonls have been compelled go TO Eeve-
land, New York or Pittsburgh purchase. The in
ase of popuiati and wealth calls iHsion
abe furniture and we prepared 10 eralfy the
improved taste of the people. and hG IN tie aldi
tionai expense of going 10 the olries
We desigE opening splendid wareroom in tho
New Brick Block when flushed At present the york
will be found at A. B. Grifns Old Stann. opposite the
Uni, ,crsaiist Church.
u Please coil and examine for yourselves.
The following is q list of part Of our stock;
II SOFAS
Quartet tables,
II Marble top side tnbies,
10 Center and card tables,
u Large mahogany rock
dozen Mahogany chairs,
splendid secretary and book k-eaSe.
Crab tables,
Mahogany heistsads. lounges, bureaus, sea
chairs. &c, in fact gene raj of Cabinet
Ware, including variety of Lookin Glasses and Mat
rasses, HInckleys Bed.boisom can't lie beat. Coins
on hand as usual,
WASTED:-A first article OF seasoned Black
Walnut Lumber. An extra price will he paid.
GRIFFIN &. BOSTWICK.
Ravenna. July I2 1883 l22a-6m
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With great satisfaction lay before cur read
ers, the FLOWING from the reo of Horace Greeley,
in thu New York Tribune of Juiy 5. Here are
considerations presented worthy of he serious at
tenrion of RiI candid, sincere, and pfpcfeaI men
There is here shadowei forth 10 Cog in the man,
ger policy, rejecting Of the Ollie BrQneh. bat II
cam common view of the case. BY to'
loving this advice of Greeley, and this why nlone
Ohio be redeemed fo:n the curse If Rum
W'o will take the responsibility of thwarting
urnvement so benefcen.? The Wings and Free
Sn-rs united are minority in this Slate. Mr.
Greedy significantly asks, s. Is here any real ne
cessity for keeping up and aggraYatng the differ
ences in the ranks of the Maturity, which have for
some years given them over helpless 10 the iron
sway of the Minority! We can discover noiie,
irnngine none." Again he asks, a. Why should MT
The MaJortyco togsifer and agree to act hence
forth as brethren !'g Agaiale truly says, "there
is not only avery hearty agreement among the
grent body Of Wings and Free Sp,lere of Ohie,''
bnt :. a very large section of the ruling Mmority
also ttbe old Democracy SIN favor of The Maine
Law" and pointedy asks, why not dropping Oh !
aud incongruous designations. agree 10 net tag4fh
er fer the devorance Of the State from the curse
of Rum! !" .AetSiJs1 az
e Who can give rational or reasonable sanswer,
why Temperance men should not thus agree to
ret togetherl What but amazing folly, 10 cay
nothing of Injustice and wrong for Wig, Free
Soiier and progressive Democrat to ende,ivor 10
destroy confidence in each other. when all our
pr"minent 81 mpathirs. touching humanity and The
e"mmnn wea rue in the same ciaafrel p d, ,4t a
higher. nober purpose aalinais tis ALL than m
personaipetty. private or pariisan sehsm .is w
-. =. 's''0Ds 'sii mia. ,L. eitlse, ls'i 4 fasf
On Hundred and Eighty Five Thousand Elect
tors IN iiis State of ONO have chosen to be gov
srned by One Hundred and Seyen,y T,lou. and for
some years past. The Minority hive ridden
rough shod over flis Nsjority, fetiesiog them by
"o"m'nabls arpnrionmsuts and robbI1g then, by
unequal taxes. until the former have begun 4, fan
ey 'nsmseiVsshorn to rob and cypress and the lat
tar tp quietly submit and be plundered. Whether
this 10 indeed psrmausn or only foriuitous state
OF things Is question which must soon be- deai
ded. &c ftsF
Ohio IS Wing Siate. That question: was fair
ly tried in the election of 1874. She helieyss II
efficient bsnefcont, affirmative G,,sernment-- i,
Government which fosters and advances the at !,
of peace instead of devoting tse If 10 schemes of NO
sres.sion and war. She believes in river and hnr
Dor Improvement. as her votes on the various har
Dor bills ofthe last ten years will attest She he
lierss In well mssaged, well secured paper cur
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And vet Another. .

Apoiher correspondent of the State Journal,
respectabe and Influential Wing, writes urging the
Maine LAW as an issue this year. He says:
!" One thing appeRrs evident, that the old polit-
icsl ergaujzstoBs, under the nHines of Wing and
Demncrat, canD.,t be held together there is 60 lit
tie Obstruction, if any. except in name"
Thus intelligent Wings everywhere. all over the
State. are acknowledging The hopeless prostration
oft the Whig party. and this truth unwslcome as il
may be TO many must soon he ssen. felt and adj
rntad by all the people. however valot ously some
may feet totals in.eodeayoriug to induce an op-
poste belief. -.r5,.
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TI2 DuI9AIw IOW12
HOTEL OF INVALIDS

In tn establishment situate upon Little Mountain
patients will have the benefit of homeopathic Medica>
we'll of Hydvopathc treatment with water Of
extraordinary purity and of systematic exercises Ii
unites also tie additional adyanSe,s of de,ig ghtiuI
cool pine grove, fine atmosphere and a magnificent
land and LAKE view. In purity of water saluhn,y of
atmosphere and beauty of prospect Il ia probably un
oqutled in the west. Terms: For Board ard Treah
ment eight dollars per week. Payment made weeAN.
Patients will bring linen aud two cotton shcete.yo
blankets one comfort four towels aud some old linen
for eompresses and handages. For farther psrticn,
Chsp;ty, Otsa ~ " NV" "
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the old constitution, places the stockholders on a.
good footing in case, by acknowledgement or other
wise, the company should fail. Individual respon-
sbiiity makes all cautious about embarkng in
any enterprise. when there is The renote-t chance
Of failure, and in that manner checks the tendency
to insane speculation. We hope for the prosperi-
ty of The State, this work will be speedily compile
ted Plain De0lrr.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
1853.
D-. Sd. 'E'ssbEss,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RAVEANA-lreHtiSs Homse, Friday afternoon and
Saturday 10Th and 10th July.
AKnos-Codbs Exchange. Tursdoy 18th July.
CLEvt LAND HedGsU H0hse, Tuesday, and Wed.
nesday 29th and 29rh June
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 Nervous Debility. Restlessness, Lost
of Appetite Constipation Derangements of the Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel, Swelling Cancer, Scrafuln
Ulces Impurities of tie Blood or of any chronic eS
long standing diseases, areiaTlted TO call. No charge
for consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor bsters Il he Homeo-
patist he Mercury, Aniimony, ARSENIC OF
any other mineral as medical agents nor Is he ihomp-
sonianle neither sieans gives eHieflcs his niG-
ory of disease differs from all others taf have teen
adopted hut not tlandnes his system Of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down build up again nor allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes
O. We caution the public against impos'ore wke IN
several counties endeavor ing to reap hhrr.st
from the popularity of remedies by pretending 10
administer tie same They know nothing wiatsyer OF
tie recip ard even with them would be utterly incs-
pahle of eabnrang most of our medicines they are
OF earning reputable practice.
BRoNcH,rIs-lrs W WoasT STAGES CrREp.
DIR Tupns SR:-When commenced your treat
ment few months since. was much debiiiiaed and
Uttered from severe pain in the side shortness OF
breath weakness in the small of tie hack. night ca's
restiessness coughing ard expectorating profusey,
often raising pint of wiilsl substance in single
ming tcok cold frequently ard a and nfamn-
on of the throat seemed ncre asirg ard ex'erGlnR
down upon the lungs. At times became so dizzy
10 fail unless object OF support. BY OF
your medicine was entirely relieved and
vel ard as strong ever before in my life Am at
wcrk through all Kinds of weather and Il ough
wet neither the cough soreness of the throat
have troubled me il. tie least.
Yours respectfully
JAMES WEIGH
East Cleveland Dec 25th 1858.
An ordeal of two winters has failed 10 reproduce
Sirge of its symptoms. H. 7.
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slnW 10 VIA.

The Oh,p TINS. NJ. I'll end Sentinel. MI
= Vernon TYaig and Columbian. are engaged L.
running d,wn s,ory t,ar the pre,en, pro-
prie'or of The Times wun'ed to buy the Wig
and failing in that. purchased The Iimes''
Well, suppose they succeed in fahering the re-
port an some poor devil, it will be like suing u
@beggar and catching a,-insect Now. The best
thing thpt:could be 6nne. 10 tntn huhker locoin
ism oct Of old Kuox. would be for Bros Nor
ton AID Cochran TO bltch ,enms, consolidate the
II Times ard Wing l. to the +" NJ Vernon Re
publican, ana open VIGOROUS campaign Oh
The misunderstanding the war into Africa.
The now paper would have The larees ci,cu
ln'ion of any county paper in the Stnle.
would be one Of the mos, feadable. and ably. ed
tied. few silver grey's might kick aguit 1z il s.,
the arrangement. but their places would speed !
ly be filed by ibera democrats.
Wherein do Cochran and Norton really dif.
for at psesen.2 They are both progresiyes
and wide awake. beth stsunch adsoeaies of em-
perance end pahic morality. bolh anti SLAYER,
il sentiment, both champi5ns Of educntio. bort
wiigs few years back. botll. believe in the OH
shg land nnrks Of protect u and Internal i'm
provamepts. currency ard Safe finance, bo.t
are opposed to The Wild vagaries and pro.saver,
doctrines of.hs locofoco patty.
Bro. Norton as delegate 10 the Bal,imor.
@h,g conyebtion. voted right tb oughopt. H,
opposed The pro-slasery plaifofm fastened o,
the party, with his whole soul. His anIece
denta are oil .. K. The Hunker leaders O
Eaos are The naosL corrupt. pecula'ing and ser
vile scamps in The Slair. The county groan
: for deliverance from their jaws. There is n
tangible Obstacles in the wav,lo prevent homes
men Of all parties, ffom aching loge'her. Tn
odious BaIlinore platform is blown to the winds
Asst the 8 ate tickets, let eacb man vote as h
pleases, for Barere or Lewis. Neither Of taer
ssRxs the fain,eet prospect of an election, wbil
SN'a con inue in the field.
se'd!oi u in Of The !! i,rds Of public NOR