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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03
For tie osio star.
Far the Ohio Star.
Leccfoco Opposition TO the Maine
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Mr.. HALL:-The Sentinel man got iaio very
awkward position by sneeIiEg at the temperance
movement as aSnalI beer issue, after receiv-
lug inerited rebuke, undertook to back water and
got Into tighter place still. Why does not th g
Sentinel answer the questio Ipropased some time
| since. Do tho quill drivers of that reimbursement
want it understood that they aud the Locofoeo
party are opponents of the Maine Law! 1t is 30
understood BY the temperance people. l want it
| understood, and mean to have it, by every tenn
perance free soer, temperance whig and temper
auce Democrat that the Sentinel and the Iocofoco
party, in general, are bitterly opposed TO the
Maine Law, that Though that party, tempera nee
men have hope of bettering the present state of
things. 1t is seen by the tone of the Sentael and
its correspondents, that they enemies of a
cause that should awaken in the breast of every
true man the veliest interest, and incite him to
prompt energetic action. Mr.. John Harmon in
communication in the last Sentinel says the pres
ent fimsy, inefficient and partial " Tom Thumb
Law" is " sufficiently stringent He very con-
slderatey warns his "fefiow Democrats" TO be-
ware of 4" false Issues" Does Mr.. Harmon mean
to say the Maine Law is false issue?' Ii ne
like the blind trying to lead the blind, and guess
by next October they'll all get into the ditch.
Mr.. Harmon asks. "Sha of Raveuna seek
TO force other places law they sanction!
Would that be democratic?" general, prohibs
tory liquor law, equivalent to the Maine Law,
would be uadenaocratic, would it! This then is
the position of the Sentinel and leading ocofocos,
and will be the spirit cf the loeofoco party in this
county, but it will not, not he the spirit Of
true, sincere, Temperance democrats. 1t would be
very undemocratic, wonld it not Mr.. Harmon, for
"of Ra9enna TO seek to force on other places
law they cannot SANCTION restraining the com
mission ufmurder, rape, arson, CT the emsson of
counterfeit money? To illustrate. If the good
people of Brimfeld were in the hebt of induging
10 the crimes of murder and arson, it would be
undenocratic fol the people in Ravenna to seek the
enactment of a prohibiory law, which should be
operative in Brimfed, because the murGerers and
midnight hOuse-buraers ,could not sanction it,
''Shall we cf Ravenna, 'gravely asks Mr.. Harmon
"seek to force on other places law they cannot
sanction? Would that be democratic or poIitic?''
Oh Mr. Harmon, Mr..Harmon your democracy,
Ike your logic, is false, unsubstantial sham!
Now, temperance men of all parties, especially
temperance Democrats. don't bs n,isled or swer-
we'd from the right course by the misrepresenta-
tions of these enemies IF you would accomplish
the glorious end which ell so much desire, place
yourselves on the recent Call issued in this coun
ty. tits the only way Maine Law will ever be
obtained. If you will have that, work with us and
we can triumph. Next October, will show what
can be done by UNION
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q. CARD.

To The People Of Portage County.
HE EAVlNG made arrangements with the firm of Fl
IL Il ii Rhyan " Co., 5h street Pittsburgh, known
as one oi the largest and best Furniture Ganucores
IT, the United States by which furnish all who will
favor me with their custom. with every variety of
GABIN-asr IURNITUgI,
Found in any city Of New York and at prices
low.
invite he attention. of those wishing purchase, 10
my stock of ware, consisting in part of choice selec-
oh OF soas mahogany spring bottom pnrlor and rock
ns chairs aud large assortment Of cano bottoms from
10 "a dola:s per
Na:ble mahogany and cherry top parlor tables, h1-
reaus wash stands sofa and common oedseads
a large assortment and superior quality of looking glass
es nj very low prices, and any quantity of picture
rames at one shilling each. have also assortment
of Eastern work from New York.
Cofins kent on hand of all sizes and superior quail
" of The genuine long hair Mattresses and eured hair
in tins county.
ny Ware Rooms Nam ST., door east of HILLS
Book Store, Rayen L. q. PHILLIPS.
Ra VIENNA. July lo, 1853.
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VIM. Frazer.
Dealer an Foreign and Domestic Harduars;
Opposite The Bank, Rareana.

butcher knives s.-r :.
POCKET CUTLERY and saddlers silk
SrooEs-Tea, table and hasting spoons.
SCISSORS, shears and thimbies.
Counter sGALEs-steel yards spring balances and
adjusted weight.
WIRE CT 9TH, assorted and sand riddles ss,-
MuLEV MILE SAWS Wofran & Co.'S manufacture,
Sash Saws. ------5--z~ss@'
Cross CurT, tenons hand and wood saws.
liRoAD AAEs, chopping axes and axe-haichets.
DRAW SHAvEs, framing and irnerehs zs---s
ADDE'S and plane irons. ~ - s'Fe -s
Hollow and carpenters augers bits braces and gim'
lets. g.
FILEs.-M fiat half round, rat TAIL horse raspsanG
taper files.
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door ham
dies. z .-.- -s
NAlIs-A complete stock of cut wrought and fnisht'
ing nails
PAINT and coffee mills.
TALoRs GEESE and smoothing ironsl
Crow BARS, matlocks grubbing hoes and stone hani=
CHAIEs-L1g. trace and halter chains e.
WHIPS LAsHEs, s "a.
FLY NETs-l.IiEen, cotton and worsied
SADDLERY.-The most extensive stock ever offered
IN .hls market including recent improvements. Also.
agrea variety of goods, not usally kept hardware
establishments.
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NftARmFA1no

In Ravenna the 30th ult., by Rev. ". Burr
Mr.. DAVID BELL, and Miss RkBECcA BARTON
all of Ravenna.
In Edinburgh, July 4h, by Henry Shewel,
Esq, Mr.. NJ. Fl. MCINrosH.@ and Miss LAuRA
0. CoRBETT. bprh of Shaiersyilie.
In Edinburgh July % by the same, Mr.. GEORGE
ANDREWS, and Miss ELIZA WILLARD, both of
Ravenna
At the Prentiss House, in this village, on the
1st inst, by Andrew Jackson. Esq. Mr.. JOHN
BoosINGER and Miss JuLIETrE NAFF, all of
Brimfied.
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the election of an Assistant Mar
shal for Ravenna VIIlage and prescribing his
powers &c. Passed August 1st, 1858.
SEC l.: BE IL ordaiaed by the Council of R.-
oeaaa pittage That at the first regular meeting
of the Council after this ordinance takes efFsct.
there be elected by the Town Council, viva voce,
one Assistant Marshal who shall hold his office
until the next annual election
SEC. q Such Assistant Marshal shall have all
the phwers, perform all the duties and receive the
same compensation as the Marshal.
Sec. 3. He shall take an oath of office and
give bonds in tho sum If five hundred doll ire,
TO the acceptance IF the Trustees before entering
upon the duties of his Office.
See a. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from und after the Bird day of August,
1858. o. p. BROWN, Mayor.
Attest: 5. z. FREEMAN, Recorder
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RoBBERY.-The Mechanics and Traders
Bank of Jersey City was broken open, the bank
safe forced, and SlI 900 dollars distracted there
from. The key to the safe found upon the
floor of the bank How the burglars obtained pos
session oft is mystery, the key WAS always
kept at the house of the CASHIER and on the night
ofthe robbery after The bank was closed, had been
put in it's usual place. A reward of $1,000 is Of
fered for the recovery of the money.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS:
L 9 5 8.
D.,. 81: T,ubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician

Will be IN attendance at his rooms ms follows
., kAYkENA-f,estlSs House. E!Ondey uflernoon and
AgRdN-Co66s Erchaage, Saturday 2Oth Aur
ELANB-Anericae HoHse, "Wednesday and SrI,-s
day. 3 I'd and 4th Aug. t'1'>
WARREE-- Cziato'i Iyo'lse. Friday 2sth Aug.
Those afflicted with diseases OF the Liver Lungs Kid
neys, or Spleen Inlamation Rheumatism Asthma short
of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
ofAPpete, Constipation Derangenlents of the Stomach
Bilious affections, Gravel, Swelling, Cancer Serofu!a
Ulcers, Impurities of tie Blood of any chronic Of
long standing diseases are invited TO cali No charge
for consultation.
DIR. I. never bleeds nor bisters, is he II iomeo
patist; he never Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic
nyother mineral as medical agents nor is he rhomp-
sonan-he neither steams gives emetics! His the
ory of disease differs from all others thai have been
adopted but not more thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make we'll nor tear
down to build up again. aay irritation by patching
up with auodYnes
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RAvENNIANs LEAvINa.-Rev. VIM. D. SAN
DERs, Pastor ofihe first Congregational Church in
this village, left last Monday for the sea sde to be
absent several weeks. His pulpit will be supplied
by Rev. A. NASH and others, during his absence.
H. Y. BEEBE, Esq. late Conductor on the C. &
p. r. r. left on Monday for tour up the lakes.
JOHN L. RANNEY, and N. D.zCLARK, Esqrs. also
started upona trip to st. Paul, Minnesota. A.
ToPPISc, Esq. and wife, leave to-day for the Crys-
tai Palace, Vermont, and other Eastern States.
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For the Ohio Star.
Mr. HAlL:-Why does the Auditor refuse to
puhlishin allhe County pap usual the Receipts
and Expenditures of the County for the past yearl
Is 1T TO keep the people in the dark! 1 am inform
ed the Prosecutors fees and sundry 'aNopances"
cut up rather fat Who can give US light?
TAXPAYER.
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SuIcIDE.-Chpt EDWARD II. CoFFrN respec-
table citizen of this Town. having been in i'll health
for some time past and for the previons ten days,
having had bat little sleep or rest, in moment of
mental alteration, committed suicide on Sunday
morning last. by severing the large artery of the
left arm with a razor.
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SrnnK EOWLS

gTOX 81 WILLIAMSON offer for sale few pnirs of
~ EARLY CHICKS of the Buff Red and Black
Shanghai, which they think second to in the
country in point of weight and beauty of pmoge All
those who desirous of securing good stock birds
requested to call and examine stock is of great
importance all who enraged IN securing stock of
any kind be and get good stock for such will pay
the best as the experience of all goes TO show.
We would also lddtha these fowls win only be sold on
condition that they shall not be exhibited competitors
for premiums either the State or Coy Fairs during
the present year
Rayenua july 2eth, 1885. 1890 -3u
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

LoRAIN County MURDER.-A man named
Pullman had quarrel with two young nam
ed Lowell and Baldwin. Some words passed be-
tween them when Lowell, who was armei, fred at
Pullman, but missing him hit his wife in the head
wounding her, perhaps mortally. Afterwards.
Lowell shot Pullman /, killing him Instantly. The
young men have been arrested. The quarrel orig
mated in Fullman's alleged SANDER of young la
d,r
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For The Ohio S.

For The Ohio Star
Mr., EDlroR Il understand the Portaee SEN
aet refuses to publish the Peoples Call for Coun-
" Mass Maine Law meeting. Very democratic
to refuse to serve the people-but it is the ve,y
cream of democracy to subserve the interests of
Hum QUIRK.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

b you want. first rate article Of boots and
Il shoes, call Gillis q, Durhams Immediately
east of the late ere in Ravenna who have made ar
rangemenis 10 keep hand at all times, large aa
general of home manufactured and eastsri
made hoots and Shoes which they will sell at The lo-
est figure for eRsh ready pay.
They will continue so keep on hnnd the best qualiiH
of sole leather upper leather and calf skin, moreccos.
Innings, pegs lasts and most kinds of shoe findings,
which they will sell at small advance on Cost for
prompt pay. .
M Give US call and sec for yourselves. .'-s--3
~ GILLIS s. DURHAM.
Ravenna, siay, 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

New York WEEKLY JOURNAL, an Illustrated
Literary Periodical. The publishers have sent US
the first No. The mechanical execution is good.
The columns filled with choice ii.inal and Sc
lected articles Voluminousiy illustrated. Mrs.. Ann
S. Stephens, ID of lis editors. This alone is
enough to render the Journal universally popular.
Terms one dollar per annum. P. D. Oryis Pub.
Is Nassau ST. n. Y.
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City DeSfrOYed.

The city Of Shirar, Persia was destroyed on the
lst of May,by an earthquake. twelve thousand
Inhabitants. Shirar is the second city in Persia,
and in 1924 had population of 10000. The
earthquake which occurred in that year reduced
lis population and nearly destroyed it. Now it is
gone entirely.
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WoasrER. Ohio. Juse 1854

WoasrER. Ohio, Juae, 1883
DIR. II. Trnns-Dear Sir: In justice 10 YOU cam
not refrain expressing my gratitude and at the same
time will offer something of my experience hoping if
pubished) tmay prove beneficial 10 suffering human-
ty. For the last seven years have labored under
combination of Diseases and Suffered to an extent that
rendered life burthen. The best PHYSICIANS of the
country were employed, but all in vain they neither
gave encouragement or relief In the fall of ls49 nv
nerVoas system was completely prostrated by course
OF typhoid fever From that time nv lungs were
weak. causing much difficulty of breathing congh and
eXpectora:iCn. also suffered extremely with s;inu
ing pain my left side the heart ard back of tile
shoulders but still from violent struggling of
the heart and back of the shoulders but still more
from violent struggling of the heart and an indiscri
baole sinking, dying feeling which seemed imposs-
Bile 10 survive. These conyulsions or troes of the
heart would terminate by rush of the blood 10 the
head producing fearful sensation bordering upon de-
lirium, and leave me exhausted. A pain in the back
and stomach, with frequent vomiting, added to my af-
fictions. Strength ard flesh were much reduced.
was obliged to keep my bed grenter part of the time
and friends and neghbors gave up hope of recovery
thinking sinking with consumption. In thesummer
of 1851 when my disease itsdarkes form friend
urged me 10 DR.. 1ub5s have done so Lave
taken of no other medicines SINCE and am happy now
say my health good Disease has dsa peared under
treatment, like dew before the morning SUM- and can
work at household affairs from morning until eve
ming until evening with no inconvenience whatever
Yours truly.
REBECCAA WHITE.
We give the above without comment. Those wish
ing further information, cali upon Mrs. W., or
write her at Wooster, Ohio.
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II The communication of "A Subscriber -
from Described. is excluded by an ipfsxible rule,
the writer having withheld from US his name. We
will never take the responsibility of publishing
rnents furnished US anonymously.
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Ho for Atwaser:

car has been chartered to carry Rsvenuians
to the Temperance mseiing at atwater fo-mor-
row. This special car win leave the Depot a few
minutes before 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and return a, eve
ming Fare half price,
Beat the Depot tomorrow morning in good time.
Let Raveunians out in full force have pleas
ant ride. good time, and help roll onthe Temper
once BaHl
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NEW BLocK.-The workmen are laying the
osts for the floors OF the second story of the new
brick block. The superstructure will be both eIe-
CANT and substantial and the block will be as fine
one as can be found any where.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

Il Rev. THos. STUBBs, for the two past y ears
Pastor of the M. E. Church in this village, has
been stationed by the Erie Conference ut Cuyato-
ga Falls.
Rev. Mr. JONES takes bis place in Ravenna the
ensuing year.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

FIRE AT AUBURN, N. Y.-The machine shop.
engine house and large blacksmith shop of the
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Co. at Albany
were destroyed by fire the night of the "a h.
A number Of were also burned. The fire
was the work of an incendiary.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

q The Scientific Convention convened a;
Cleveland last Thursday. About 200 members
were present. Prof. Pierce delivered the open
ing address The Convention continued in session
several DAYS
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The Painesville Telegraph says barn was
burnt in Little Mountain, being set on fire by a
little boy five years old, who was playing in it with
matches. The barn was filled with hay and grain
which were consumed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

Rev. Mr.. Hunter Presiding Elder of the NJ. E
Church, who for the past year has been statioued
in the Ravenna District. has been stationed in the
Cleveland District by the Erie Conference al
it's recent session. Rev. Mr.. Hall, has been
appointed in this District
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

A"os "A"As In Common Pleas Poriagoe county,
EMILY JAMES. Ohio Petition for Divorce.
The said dcfen tant wilake notlce that dispositions
will be taken by the lantif 10 be read in evidence
on The hearing Of the above entitled cause before COM
pe,ent auiharity at the ctce of Holden Edred Jus.
lice of the Pence, IN the township of howell in the
county 0f hodge, aud State of Wisconsin on the 3Oh
day oi August a. D. 1853 between The hours of eigh,
O'Clock A, Ms isnd 9 o'tlock Z. NJ, on sujd day.
SANkf.Y & TAYLOR, Att'ys ior Pei. z
Rayenla, July 18th, 1863 las9.sw
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DLARRHGA CORDIAL

Is pleasant mixture. compounded agreement with
he rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in GU
ring Dlarrlnea and similar affections of the system. In
its action 1t allays and produces healthy
dl ion of the liver thus removing The cause the
lime t;.atli cures the disease.
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d i 1s u.

In this village, July 9th, CALIs1A s. daughter of Rev
John II. and Susan c. Ebbert, aged IA years.
The suddenness with which death c;me and snatched
from the embrace of loving friends this fair young FORM
awed and almost startled Disease had scarcely mark
ed her its victim, ere Death Ioosened the silver cord
Life seemed full of JOY to her. dreamed that
she could die. The seal of immortality that sparkled in
her led almost to forget that aught OF her
al She seemed too joyous too beautiful for the grave
but ali, the grave has her no-she beautiful
for Heaven That cheerulness kindness that endear-
ed her every who knew her. were but the buildings
Of those virtues that fitted her for Heaven Her
tone seemed breathing mirth and ganess In the schoo1
room, in the family circle it ever her delight to turn
away all sadness.
Religion was the home of her thoughts and like the
spent laborer when darkness seemed to be gathering
around she would retire then enjoy the favor of her
God 1t was her JOY sing the songs zion here.
another voice needed swell the rapturous an
thems of Heaven; she was deemed worthy.
"An angel saw the beautious prize,
And stooping bore her te the skies
1t indeed cup vatsrs to those loving, pa
and well might they pray possible this
cup pass from - but he Good Physician Of souls ad-
minstered it in wisdom and love. Rejoice then Q mother
that thou hads aught pure beautiful to render to
thy God.
Thus like flower of beauty rare,
In tangled wildwood found
She's taken from til ungenial sphere,
To where such flowers abound.
The tolls and cares and troubles here
With her, have ceased to come;
The chilling blast, the scorrlful sneer
Pass harmless DER the tomb
We almost envy her that rest
Found only in the grave
Where in the regions of the blest
She dwslls with him who gave. A.
Rayenna Aug. 2-1S53
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E5 Mr.. CHARLES A. NoRron, son of LEVER
EFT NoRTos, Esq, of Charestown in this county
received the second prize at the Cambridge Law
school for an essay, entitled the Rights and Liza
bilities of Parents in respect to their Minor Child
rem.
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ITarper's New NKonfsaly Magazine
For Augustus for sale at Hairs Book Store. 1t is
an excellent number. Lovers of good reading
please notice.
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ALL FASHION HA :
FOE 4 q 6S.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals will he received until P. M on
~ the eighth day Of August 1888 for the gradaion
and masonry of The Beaver Extension of the cleveland
and Pittsburgh Rpi Rond from WesvIe. in Coumhl- l.
ana County Ohio 10 Rochester, Beaver County. Pa.
Distance twenty-five miles.
Plans, profIes. specifications and statements of ap.
proximate qualities will be exhibited and all requisite
information civ by the Engineers IN charge at their
Office in WeIlsyille for one preceding the letting
c. PRENTISS, President.
J. LINTON, Chief Engineer.
Office of the C. & P. r. r. Co
Cleveland, July 20h, 1885, ) l2392w
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w Col. 8. D. HARRIs, one of the Editors of
the Ohio Cuitivator thus speaks of recent visit to
Ravenna. and The farm of Gen. MclNrosH one OF
themost active agriculturists in OHIO.
"At Ravenna after invading the sanctum of our
friends of the Whig and Star we fell in with E. P.
BRAIEERD, Esq, who treated US to ride of halfa
dozen miles, to visit our friend Gen. McINTosH oi
the State Board, at Shalersyille where arriv-
ed, opportunely, just in time to give the Gen. a
practical lesson in the art and mystery of putting
on load of hay for which service we-the Col.
and Esq. BRAINERD-hada free ticketto Mrs. Mes
teal table. The Gen. has perched himself upon
commanding eminence, which gives him noble
view in all directions; but his chief care at pres
ent seems to be bestowed upon magnificent flow
er garden which is blaze Of beauty ,,
FREEMAN's MANuAL-The C.lums;,. s.,s
that they can supply the back Nos of the Frae-
mans Manual to the amount of two or three ,bo,-
sand. The cause is always benefited by light
If reform of any kind is accomplished it must be
by circulating the documents. Let the people
read, and they viii understand and be prepared to
strike for right and Justice. We sometime since
published the prospectus for the Manual. Form
clubs in each town in the State, the seet
broadcast through the land Terms of the Manu-
al. Is copies So co. 80 copies $500, so. $500, 65
$1,000, 100, $1,000 club copies to be sent te
for the Manual
+ q
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!. county Mass Temperance Convention
~ 20 ne'u IN Warren, TrumbuI Co. for the pur
pose Oh forming Temperance Alliance. We no
tice the names of several ladies' upon tre commit
tee calling the Convention.
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B Sir james Stuart. Chief usice the Prov
ince OF Lower Canada, died at his residence in
Montreal on the 14th of July. II g was seventy
fur years of age.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

Y Mrs. MARY A. DoRMAN has been appoint
ed Post Mistress in Charlest own, in this County
rice Lessrett Norton, ESQ.,, resigned.
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v The Uniyersalist Church is being painted
and otherwise improved Public buildings when
kept in good order are always an ornament. It is
pleasing to see the pride and spirit exhibited by
oHr citizens 10 this matter.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

E~ Hon. Geo. N. Briggs, for many years Gov
ernor OF Massachusetts, has been appointed Judge
o. tae Court Of Common Pleas, by the present
ooFefnor ofsthat State. Mr.. b.. is a man of tai
cot and an ardent supporter of the Maine Law.
lie VIII make an able and upright Judge.