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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

| NANCY CAssiMEREs-Fancy cassimeres.
C.HARTWELL Il CO.
aP 10 Opposite Swan Tavern.
RACON.-IO hhds Bali more cured Bacon SIDES
ap 1a f H SKINNER
NAsON's sLACKING-a5 gross for sale
ap la Ell SKINNER.
L ONION PORTEK AND SCOTCH ALE.
IL for sale by
NH 90 l. II Wake & co
loo BAGS PBIME LAGUAYRA COZ
IOO FEE, tierces Rio, receiving for sale by
ap y LEWIS WEBB & SON
100 BAGS LAGUAXKA COFFEE, re.
ap IL JAMES WINSTON
RO0FING TIN.-loo boxes bright and loaded
~ roofing tin, receiving and for sale bv
apEACA BKANDY.-6 bbs really prime, lust
IL received, for sale by
apia EHsKINKER
COFFEE SUGARS, yellow and white
~ Il Sugar prime
NC Sugar ~
For sale by
Cpl WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
MI ED1CAL BOOKS, new and standard editions
Ltl Tor sale by w RANDOLPH.
New Books are regularly received ap Ii
RONNET BOARDS. Paper, Ink, Quilts Steel
- Pens states, Violin Strings. and all other articles
in the Book and Stationery lines bought by counry
chants can be had low at j w RANDOLPH'S
aP II Bookstore and Bndery
4 CHAMPAGNE WlNES.-400 baskets Hcidsick
~ and other extra brands, for sale by
APP II EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co
GROUND PLAsTER.-a0OO bbIs Richmond
~ ground Plaster for sale by
zap IL EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co |
HAY.-149 bates prime Northern HAY for sale from |
Il 4 the wharf.
aa APP EDMOND. DAVENPORT X co.
"HESKEY.-l0O bbls Mountain Dew landisg |
w and for sale by
ap IL DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO
AW BOOKS.-J w RANDOLPH in addition |!
to all the Virginia Reports has for sale low large
stock of standard Law Bouks an Is |
NKENADINE sCARFy, -Handsome plaid |
W Grenadine Scarfs, for sale by
c. HARTWELL Il CO,
ap II Opposite Swan Tavern.
NVREsH HOPS for sale by
mn RAGLAND 4 RHO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
SPRING TRADE-lS53.

BROOKS, IL ELL ~ CO.,
mud JObbers of Foreign and De-
nestie Dry Goods,
No II Pearl street.
1000 PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
VpY recent arrivals from Europe, New York and bos-
, ton we are now in receipt OF our STOCK OF
Fresh spring Dry GOODS,
Which we or ON the usual terms and to which we cor
daily invite the attention Of city and country
la American and British Prints, Lawns u'nSna a
mole colol ed and black Apaccas. plain black anu nsn
cnlored Mouselaines. Barege de LANES Cha.le pale
ges. aud many other choice styles Dress doods' VIC
have beautiful variety. ,o;d
moving the wants ofthe country trade, we nave Pae
.snecal attention to Staple and Domestic Goods and OIL
fer a better stock than usual. -, c,, CO.;
Tn / men Goods of almost every kind, Cloths Casst
meras Vestinps and Goods for men wear and White
Goods we have re ally superior assortment,
ms word we have the pleasure to offer tbis spring
stock in every respect desirable than at any time
heretofore. !, -, .;ntonces al
We solicit call from the friends and acquaptances OF
the following young gentlemen now with us as ne
VIM NJ Caldwell, Waynesboroi john Sneao' r r ' NJ
,annn and Buchanan; San'l Mitchell, Bediorai 4 "
Norvell. Lynchburs.
W O,r stock is now ready Cor exhibition. IN
MS hoOOKS. BELL q W
nRANGEs AND ~ n.EMONs--,..srr ee sGses
oranges and Lemeas' l" - 9 Rt)NAsss aeeeVeo
per steamer and Tor SAFE ~ nposite the Banks.
apo COFFEE-60 Lars
Il landing a" MS BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

EBKaME PORTO RICO SU(sAK.--2i6 hhds
u prime Porto Rico Sugar cargo of the brig Edwin
H Filter Captain Hewitt from Mayaguez landing and tor
sale by
ap LEWIS WEBB & SON.
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City Ware Room

ths Cabinet Chair Looking Glass and Marass business
making preparation FURNISH this community with
extensive assortment of the above articles They in
tend to sell as cheap be bought at any establish
ment this side of the city of New York
Mr. A. b Griffin has personally selected s the the work in
he feels confident he has selected articles of superior style
and quality. c..
Marble Ton Center Card and Dress Tables fine vaIie
tv of Naborany Chairs Looking Glasses &C. &C., which
cannot fail TO suit.
Mattresses of various kinds. More particulars hereaf
The above work may be found at present at the old
Stand of b. Griffin opposite the Free Church. They
will remove fine room in the " BRICK boeE as soon
will be here in few days ,-,-,- = =, ,r,,,-,,-
-Ravenna June %. 1853 1926
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THE FoURTH.-,NSo arrangements have been
nnssae by Ravenuiaus for TN customary le'1is'les
ofths occasion '.Y Young America how @fer 'l'"Al
it "won't do to give it up so" and in %
this praiseworthy deermination, will havea Pc
Mic at the Agricultural Fair grounds, in comment
oraiion fthe glorious Fourth. The Declaration.
the Great Charter Of American Liberty, will ne
read-an address will be delivered. and there will
be other exercises appropriate TO the OCCASION
The tables will be spread by fair young rands. with
feast of fat things, and the occasion promises to
be one of innocent, youthful hilarty and pleasant
social Intercourse.
"Columbias birthday her children must keep
Through time. with cloud on IFS glory:
And. long as in ashes our fathers shall sleep,
Where they broke guound. may pUsterity reap.
And-tell DER the hnryest their story
An ever green vine let their memory be,
Blooming climbing, a
And clasping the Liberty Treed
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CoUP DE SoLEIL.-During the recent warm
weather, many persons have suffered with sun
strokes, most of which have been fatal. About
twenty ypersonsweref fatally struck between Tuesday
morning and Thursday 2lst and 23du New York
City and Brooklyn. Onthe 23d twelve deaths occur
rel from coup de soli in Philadelphia Six deaths
from the same occurred in Baltimore on the
23d, and two TN the 22nd Two deaths took place
inf 1evelandfroul the same cause which are noticed
in another place. The sun stroke is caused by
the direct action of the SUMS rays upon the head,
producing severe congestion of the brain effu
sion of blood in aud over its substance. A friend
that is "posted." states, that persons who sub
ect to the bleed, rush of blood to the head af
ter STOPPING. are apt to become victims to The
coup de sofea if exposed to the sun in very hol
weather.
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wEATHER.-Everyhody and everything was
very rruci, refreshed by beautiful shower last
Friday. After the shower it cooled off-the air
was quite chilly. aud fire even was quite comfor-
table. On Sunday morning white fros: was seen
upon the ground no damage was done by it how
ever. The light showers, have done but little or
no good. The grass crop in this county is suffer
ing much, and como farmers are already moving
their astds in order to keep what they have from
dryiog up entirely:
1t agsin quite warm and no signs Of rain. Il
IN tho scourue. of human events suct, thing
should fyrpeh, ne sha1i be happy to chronicle it
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

WESTERN RESERVE EcLEcTIe INSTITUTE
The commencement exercises of this Institution
took place last Friday at Hiram. The exercises
were held in a beautiful grove. Abuut two thous
aud persons were present. The day was very
pleasant and the exercises unusually Interesting
Several Oraliops and Colloquies were of suPe-
rior order. and would have done credit TO the stu
dents of any collegiate Institution. We hope 10
be able to present some Of these productions to
oar readers hereafter. The citizens of Hiram
provided sumptuous dinner for the crowd which
was exceedingly acceptable. The occasion was
one long 10 be remembered hy The participants.
The Hiram Institute is steadily ginning every
year upon the regards of the public, and IS advauc
ing to very high rank, as thorough, competent
Literary Institution.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

MARROW EscAPE.-Oue day last week as a
young man employed in Abel's Steam Saw mill,
half a mile west of this village, was adjusting IA
belt, his shirt was caught by shaft. His cries
were instantly answered by shutting off the steam
but not before he had been once carried around
The SHIFT. His shirt was torn into shreds, his
right arm and side we're badly bruised, but fortu.
1,abelysno bones were broken. The engine had
at the time. otherwise the accident must have been
a fatal one.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

Harper's Magazine for July is just received at
Halls Book Sture.
This number fully sustains the high character,
the proceeding numbers have won tor it as liter
ary periodical. An article from the pen of Benson
j.. Lansing, entitled Monticello, Illustrated by
eighteen beautiful original designs, is one of the
most interesting we have read in long time, and
is written by master hand. Among the. con-
tributors to this number may be found John S. C.
Abbot, J. T.. Headly, Chus. Dickens. and other
writers of talent and ability. With such corps OF
distinguished writers, Harper cannot fail, as il
does MOTTO be the favorite Magazine with the
reading world.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

CharlestoVn Temperance Alliance.
The citizens of ChaIlestewn assembled on the
25th of May and formed a Gentleman's Temper
those adopted by other Alliances in the county,
and elected the following officers. VIZ: w. n
Bear, President; Levereit Norton, Vice President;
Cornelius Curtiss, Secretary, and R. L. Coe,
Treasurer. A committe was appointed in the
several school districts to circulate the constitution
of the Alliance, for the purpose of obtaining sig
natures. Meetings are held monthIy-the inter-
est is iucreaslng-the determination in behalf Of
the Maine Law decided.
CORNELIUS CURTlss, Secretary.
Charlestown, June 2sth, 1853.
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GRT1Ff.

TIE Common Pleas Court closed laborious
session of two weeks, on Saturday last. great
amount of business has been disposed OF.
| f. Burton. ps. Executors of L. Hofehkiss.-As-
| spmpsit. Verdict for Defendant. Ranuy & Tay
| lor for Observation-Disclosures & Brown for Plain
tiff.
Harriet Jones. ps. Urby Jones.-DiEorce. Di-
yoree granted. Cause. drunkenness. Ranney &
Taylor for Paintiff-StraWder6 & Brown for De-
fendant.
Bashema Bird. Us. VIM. Bird Divorce. Cause
drunkenness. Divorce granted Strawder &
Brown for Plaintiff
Elisha Scare, rs. Solomon Glass & Wife--Chan-
|cery. Decree for complainant. strawder &
Brown for ompainant-Ranney & Taylor for
Respondents.
L. Richardson. as Nancy NJ. Richardson-Dl-
yorce. Divorce granted. Strawder & Brown for,
Petitioner.
VIM. Davidson vs. Charles Burnett-T-esspass.
Verdict for Plaintiff. Ranney & Ta5 5lor for Plain
Itiff-Strawder & Brown for Defendants.
N. II. Swayne. rs. james Brown e, ats--Judg-
ment for Plaotiif. o. P. Brown for Plaintif-S.
Strawder for Defendant.
C. P. Bennett, rs. C. B. Foot-Jury could not
agree. Strawder & Brown for Piaintiff--N L.
Jeffries Il R. F. Payne for Defendant.
James GiIchrist es. E. Crafts ct als--Assump-
sit. Plaintiff became suit. D. Lyman for
PIaintiff- -Strawder & Brown for Defendant.
j. D. WeimaD, Us. Executors of C. Smith
Assumpit. Verdict for Defendant d. Lyman.
Strawder & Brown. Berce 6C Jeffries, for Plain
tif.-Ranney & Taylorfor Defendant.
Jacob 6. Earnest, Vs. John McCtnbs--C Case.
Verdict for Descendant. Willard & Jeffries for
Plain,iff.-S. S.rawder & Brown for DEFENDANT.
Lot Bristol, Us. WIN. B. Washingion--Verdict
for Plaintiff J. w. Tyler, for Plaintiff Berce
& Eonani, & Srrawder Cor Defendant
john Meiner, os. Henry Brumbaugll Admins
TRAITOR of Christian Meiner-Assumpsit. Verdict
for Defendant. Bierce & Jeffries for Plaintiff
Ranney g. Taylor for Defendant.
State of Ohio, Us. Orsou Stone-Horse Stealing
Plea-Guity. Senteuce-3years in Pepitentiary
: State of Ohio, rs. Owen CampbeIl-Graud Lar
ceny. Verdict-Guiliy of Petit Larceny
Strawder & Brown FOR --Ranaey & Taylor
& Jeffries for Defendant.
State of Ohio Us. Lorenzo Dewey, George Mar
tin, ] James Martin. Stephen Muriin.-Grand Lar
ceny. Verdict Guilty TO Dewey, not guilty
as to the others. Strawder & Brown & Tyler for
Slater. F. Payne & Jeaiies fer Defendant.
On Friday evening the Court passed sentence
on 0. Campbell, VIZ ten days in Jail, and bread
and water. On Levi Frost Jr., six years in the
Peuiientiary. On Charles Bond. four years in
Peoitentiary. On Lorenzo Dewey one year in
Peni,entiary. On Orsenr Stone 8 years in Peni-
tentiary. Crime is fearfullg on the increase. Of
the above conyicts Frost alone was citizen Of
this county.
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~ Several susp cious characters were in town
on Monday, known to be friends of some of the
P Pententiary prisoners, who were taken to Co
lumbus yesterday. From their actions, it was
supposed that attempt TO rescue their friends
from :. durance vile - would be made The prop
authorities notified. the officers of the pris
on put upon their guard and other precautions ta-
ken. No attempt however was made. the despe-
radoes probably having got wind Of the ac'ion of
tempt.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

Ee man has just recovered So, 500 damages
of physician for malpractice in Kings Co. N. Y.
The man had his arm broken at the elbow joint.
Dr. Smell was employed to treat it. after time it
mortified, and amputalion was necessary. The
trial occupied three days, and caused considerable
excitement
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

v The Marshal has had boxes, and other rnb-
fsh removed from the streets IN front of business
places, and out Of the way of pedestrians. There
are some other places where rubbish has been al
lowed to accumulate. which might be improved by
n like operation. We don't think what has been
done Injuries the looks eonr city at all to say noth
ing of the convenience it is to those who have to
go home after dark.
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Tempernnce Meeting.

The RaveGua Ladies' Temperance Lesgue will
meet, pursuant to adjournment. .at,he Free Chucb,
next Friday at O'Clock P. NJ. Mrs. AUsrIs.
who gss appointed to address the League, on ac-
count Of ilheaIth will not be able to discharge that
duty. Mr. LESTER L. BoNp, has therefore been in
vited and consented to address the League on that
occasion.
Dlrs. Austin. unless unavoidably prevented, will
expect to address the League atits meeting IN Au-
gust. @
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

RAIL ROAD LETTINe.--The letting of contracts
for the constracsion of the Franklin and Warren
Rail Road, ACQUIRED, pursuant to notice at the Of
fee of the company in Fraukn on Monday Of
last week. "A large number Of Contractors. many
of them very heavy ones, were on the ground. and
numerous bids were submitted. These bi1s are
still under examination by the Board who will
tomorrow, declare the results, and the successful
bidders will take their contracts.
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MnpIcAE MoTTcE-

GRE4T OPENING FOR a PRFSTCTiN
EMSHE undersigned offers his residence and
a practice foT sale. His residence with os.
fee a,rnchedis is elgbly situated on Main street,
bu, few rods Of the Depot. and is good
location for n Physician, for Store or Other bus.
mess, For good physician .he present oppor-
tunity is rare one. and the undersigned asks
the attention of The profession, or other business
men to his offer. as he is determined to seI and.
on terms which viii be a bargain to The buyer
The buildings are in good order, a portion en-,
tirely new, md altogether tho premises are
such as must he attractive to purchasers.
Terms cash down and possession given i'm,
nediately. @..e =
I'D. wELLMAN, NJ. D,
Reve7na, Nav 10th. 1859. 1910
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

IHEY KEEP COMING TO IT.-Sha'ersville has
a Liquor Law. Last Friday the Trustees ofour
SISTER township. Shaiersvllle-passed Maine
Law oro'nance. True hearts every where are re-
Jo'ea ana strengthened by every act of this kind.
Don't fai'er friends till the goal is reached.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

: II dog was covered with turpeniine and
then set on Ere by u couple of villains the other
day in Milan.
One of them cleared. the other was arrested
but was allowed to go +" Scott free " because there
was no law against that particular act.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

U Plymouth Church. Cleveland, Rev. DR..
Nevin Pastor, is TO be dedicated tomorrow. Rev.
C. B. Boynton, of Cincinnati, breaches the dedi-
cation sermon.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

Tne Comptroller of the City of New York.
must be a funny fellow. Helaiely refused to pay
carriaga bill presented BY the Alderman. for
riding horne after their sessions claiming that that
service was included in the contract for removing
from the sireetsl Such an officer should be pro-
NOTED.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

B Two new Military companies have been
formed in Summit Co. One of the companies is
formed at Akron, called the .Akrou Guards the
other at Cnyhoga Falls, called Guy hoga Guards"
Both Companies, the fire Companies, and citizens
generally, to keep Independence" at Akron
in whole souIed manner. Our Akron friends
never do things by the halves.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

II Delegates to the State Temperance Con-
vention at Columbus passed through town Monday
and yesterday, on their way down. We hope
Portage County will be we'll represented. as we
are Temperance people, and it oughtto be known
and felt too, out of our own " diggins."
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

DThe Ladies' Anti-Slavery Sewing Societv
OF Painesville Lake CO. are TO have pie mic on the
@ Nations Birth day" at Little Mountain The
arrangements have been literally made. and we
predict for our friends happy day."
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JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.

Observation-Disclosures of parents who Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Calomei ARE that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another cokimn viii be found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, to which ask the attention
of aHdecity interested in their wei as their chIi
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ari-
sing those of bilious type, should make OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
NJ s.BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Fobensack s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofhe Aropriotor.J N Hobensack none
else are genuine
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

w We were misinformed as to women's being
capable Of holding Offices under our Consttu-
tion. It seems that our cautious organic law ma
kers were careful to restrict the holding of offices
to qualified voters" This Of course excludes
,eonaen and black folks
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

H The Masonic Fraternity had celebration
in Cleveland last Friday. Several hundred ''broh-
of the mystic tie participated 10 the fes wi
ties of the OCCASION. About thirty lodges of this
and other states were represented. Hon. Rufus
P. Spaldng was the orator of the day His ad-
dress is said to have been excellent one, and
was listened to with admiration. The parade
was an imposing one. Every thing passed of
WE'LL and satisfactorily to all.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

MUSICAL World AND TIMEs.-Dyer g. Willis
publishers. Single cory S. per annum.
We have received the last number of this pub
Iicaton, and must say that he more we get dc-
quainted with it the better We like it. Tie pieces
of music in this No. are entitled Fourth of July
Chorus-a beautiful Gee-Home Sweet Home.
Be it ever humble
There's no place ike HOWE.
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MA0AGHD
NOTICE I
Sale OF Real Estafe by Order OF Pro-
ElaaG CnElCt.

AN the .2Tth day of July, AID. 1853. ut o'clock in
" the afternoon the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder the undivided hall OF the following real
estate as the properly of the minor children of John
Sheriff. deceased to wit: .'Situate in the township
of Franklin in said county of Por"ge, stale of Ohio and
IS known by being part of lot Ma" II Ct said township
the east and west road leading from the bridge the
lower village to Ravenna, on the North and South
road leading to Brmfield the easl side of said
road Thence East ~ rods thence South rods thence
West la rods thence North 3rods 10 the place of thegn
ning being piece of land decided 10 the said
John Sherby deed bearing date the 28ih day cf May
A ID. 1850. RECORDED in Portage county records June
9th, 1850, book 53. page 561; conining 36 rods of
ground. Land appfaiset-nt S3o9 Minors share ; l5O
Terms made known on day of sale.
CHARLES G. PERRY, Guardian.
franklin, June 26th, 1858. l226-4w
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LADIES KEEPsAKE.-The Juy number is re-
ceived. The title of this work hardly gives the
true idea and design of it. 1t is decided gem.
and we wish it could be in the hands of every La
dy in the land. John S. Taylor Publisher, New
York, will be happy to receive subscriptions at 81
per aunum single copy; ten copies 81.
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wREpunxscAs MEAr MsnKEq.-t.

EEREPunxacAN MEAT MARKET.-d. w. Sa-
bin has just opened a Meat Market under Dali
rympe & SutTlff's Cio,hng Store, where tha low
ers Of .sseood steaks" can have their wants sup.
piled at reasonable prices " First come. fret serV-
ed will be the motto. The best pieces will not
be reserved for select fc,c, and the banes land
neck pieces alone left for the People GIVE the
..Republican' call.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,

B E you want first rate article Of boots and
Ill shoes, call Gillis g. Durhams store Immediately
east ofthe late ERE in, Ravenna. who have made ar.
rangements 10 keep on hand at NIL times, large and
general assortment of home manufactured and eastern
made boots and Shoes which they will sell at the low.
est figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue TO Keep on hand the best quality
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skin
Innings, pegs lasts and most kinds of shoe findings
which they will sell at small advance on cost for
prompt pay.
u Give us call and SEQ for yourselves:
GIILIS s. DURHAM.
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C. P. Hxnr.-The effecta of this gentleman ~
the running :. Professor, consisting of Piano
Forte School Fixtures. Books S,o.. were sold by
conetaele CoREIH last Saturday at the suit Of his
creditors. They brought between one hundred
aDd thirty and forty dollars His debts amount TO
about Eve hundrad dollars. His creditors will "a.
cese bot about Is per cent Of their investment IN
" Natural Soieucei"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

u The foundations of the mammoth block on
the burnt district are finished and well finished
and the brick walls are randIy rising. The whole
when finished, viii afford eight elegant stores be-
sides basement rooms; also puinerous cftees
Halls &C.. in the upper stories.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

~ Thomas Dunn English. is the true author
of Ben Bolt. Mr.. English in defense of the charge
of plagiarism. states that some of his most rabid
accusers are themselves the guilty ones" Gco1.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29

The SrupENr.-The July number is received.
Fowler & Wells, publishers 81, 90 in advance.
N. A. Cakius Editor. 49,. ..-...es
This little monthly is devoted to the Physical.
Moral, and intellectual improvement Of the youth
and school goer. Its typographical execution is
very neat aud pretty, which by the way is char
aeierstic of its Publishers. and makes valuable
school companion.