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GUNNER Retreais.

DOARD-In Wcstchester County, II miles from New
ID -Fsm and ,nsle Persons eutee Bos
Wlanstrdse Dtpt tho Harlem Railroad es;s un NON caiy
Han houily ehshuy situated shaded By largo
slrubttys distant 10 minutes vaA toa The Dept bo
sppet with city fare, &C &c APpy on The premises 70 the Nsss
auo Leonard Scott No. 81 Coolest. Nt~-Nogk.
DOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED for the
within II hours distance OF hs city, nex ths wsr
retired Terms must Address particulars
q d. w BoS No. Isl Newly p'stoao@
BOARDING in the COUNIkl.-Mrs SEBRING,
I'D Taryown prepared date families and ind vta<
pleasant and Board for the season Applications
20 be Insde in person.
BOARD az FARM H0USE.-The subscriber Is
now prepared with parties wishing Board
family Glen Cove. The hoase comnocoos tho
and tho situation pleasant and hcahtal Persona
further psIiiea sadr CHARLES UNDE sHIL Glsa Cove
BOARD WANTED-lD the country for the summer,
tor Gentleman, Lady, Children and Servant Locsssr
two ride e ON the Address SCHuf
LtR, box so Post 0hee, stating ternA &c
COUNTRY B0ARD.-Mrs. DAVID Cedar Hill,
- Pefmont opened house. the reception Of Boarers
Tie Armenia and Smith leave uins @ aod after
no, tS4l Chamtcsst There is PIER
accommodate such as prefer conveyance BY the Hudson River
RaIoad.
CHICAGO-GEO.W.G GAGE, of Boston, and DAVID
- GAGE Of Bellows Fa W. have les-d for o. the
kep hy The r,moni the and
M nshed hotels in the Uneo aud the subscribers vii
sgaT pains ekperse to uaAe IN Al ep,et H5ssea house
Mas, uce Jersl viii be OF The orineips .tzns
Travellers respectfully invited GAGE BROTHER
Fremont House, Chicago April Is 1853
HARM HOUSE BOARD.-Wanted, within about an
hours Of the City Han Cor Geuti' and w Board
rsctC6 Address immediately stating na sc, RURAL Clifford
House Wy
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Ny HOME IN TASMANIA; OR, nine YEARS N
MI ArsrRALIA BY Ms Charlie. Meredith. Complete IL sae vol
-. ~ SO p,ees illustrated. Pnce 81 a

MI Australia BY Ms Charles Meredith. Complete IL cae vol
nm, If SO psges. illustrated. Pnce 81 D.
From Godey's Lsdys Book.
oit with book d tins character that viii
,the praised scout Of It's esreeas ana fascinating STYLE
:, wiz they ertsi details Of their dslppOBt
t,usss IL new AID partially civilized country tel the
or este tTsl, lansuags melancholy and diseis
~ 80 n. generality 4 readers arc gsd TO escape the nicrou
the peiusa Of their books But here volume vrit
WI mar toe in which may End many things re,o,ssd
Try tie pstenee and the tenpers and even .,eb
nil 81 would 6es the hopes Of ordinary penon.
t down with tst Christian and phoOphc ehesrflae.. Of
~ At oree the author secure. for her oar
wA,uest sympatbi'+
From The Family Friend.
. A. Of acute powers observation
,,ls # mCr ard beauty, combine rende
80 N the entertaining suttors OF books travel Ia
Id subct could 10 common place. IL be fnaz ned
i,h vi at TowT SIZE describes the adventures harhps and
Ill Al ew country Ii possesses absorbing interest and
= .rs of II e ,reates books Of the season"
From The Athetsum.
u ,o,s and crosses settling lave been almost a. M
. ,bose of another lady eoion, whose kougbug N the
,s 60 .sd 6pnng lookout be touches them With
a bsh,er pen than the oEe held BY Mrs Noodle
From The illustrated News
m !. repee Information novelty and bunOr being
written viii gossPing style. which the
49,, ana makes him with the autboress ton beg ming
an M cou and eccentric features Of Australian life are N tn,
- NJ, "a with admirable seness and spirit
phl.d and fo sale BY BUNCE BROTHER No l5i Nassau st.
DIBLE vs. TRADITION In which
~ r rRs TEACHING OF THE BIBLE Is MANIFESTED;
rur coRRUPTioNs or THEOLoGIANs DETECTED;
ard the n,D,r,oOs or urA rvposro
new wck A. the valuable hook thai sppeared in
49, 80. shov nq Ind L. ms destiny For
81 BIBLE FXAaINER No 40 Fu'ns, I'ecOOdaoorJ Pncs
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NETWORK. SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1853


NOTItEOF RFNOVAL-DEWITT 4 DAVEN-
~ PORT 5ytd thir Publication Oaoe and C-o fasS
a r. pr . No 80 Ns-sut Nos. Ieo and lca Ssas 10
eve tie fneT estoD where tey ~u b happy % e
tbeir fiends and s1rpiy their orders IS formerly.
HsvIs aged premises sad male eriended '>.se-
on their bansss then LsPe By es AtsaSoa 90
uf,,es order, they ray b. vord with 70 merit eons1aacs'
tie i,rs paoDass with which they hAye been Hitherto favored
lIthe MAGAZINES foi June, row rssdy.
GoDFYS LADYs BOOK, very eeesHi- Nth FAsh'H rAtes'
Priee, IS cents
CRABAMs MAGAZINE. Pnc- p cents.
TIE LADIES NATIONAL. Very b s1nfsl AID cheap Fas'
is{ cents
ARIEURs MAGAZINE. Tie be-. FANNY Nalsaue. Priee'
70! cerf.
TIE GRFAr PROTESTANT NOVEL. BEATRICE hLs
hicush 81 edou. deuiud m unlbled Cser
go eop have been sdy sd and the prospects aFe his over
0,tco copies vii Be sold
TIE LIFE OF TIE ITALIAN PATRIOT aud MODERN RE
FORMER. FATHER GAVAZZL Price IS cents
There u-st demand for this work
DEWITT 1 DAVENPORT, Nos. loo ahl g, N-s5sls;.
DRACEs HOME LIFE IN GERMANY.-CHAS
ID scRT3NFR No rs Nls.sa-si- Y. has u,t published
HOME LIFE ~ GERMANY picture Of the soesd ie uoes
Z ID D.h h.h's 'ty, q living 1S Of the Germans by
oot er,seBis nor vivid and inmate picture Of the people
- e-FBsl than ssy other ~e Ano~ Of = 5vsae,sL
csIdd ssfseH volume by en- accute snd t'nr-i-d "o
vii cd PosthHe are suie this vo,qe i We VIDE
Nr B,,es ms remarkable talents ,sscher Of the way-se
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BUNeIRY N 1851 WITH AN EXPERIENCE 81 THE AUS
THAN POLICE BY C. L. Brace W. = M; illustrated 80
F rraphc deine.,on ,nd knowledge Of subject
eierted Nh. Bruce has No equal Al leasr IN frinta -
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INLEGAET LARGE ENGRAVINGS-NOw published
Eby oEO APPLEI0S, PInr.oher No S5i BfO.d~sy.
The o~ins hSesAI MS are nov see OF beautiful white
re Pate which thse printed
hm sr Painter, graved IN this Try '-
,,sS '9SI Ss Taichs:s stss To- s or
~, ror,foo; Voue BE ute. accessibility for Publisher 20
hy tts e. sTsya hnas publish diem unPre edeatey
'T subjects embrace Historical Pastoral and Comic salsa
frcm Scents in Ensn cas- SIe s1 fiSSIDai1TyvNysr
Tvrss TES ELESAN1 ESGEAyScs when taken together v be
& tor he 10 low baa the t. a. We M pr S
vie ores for one or moe sres not furnished Ts5
pc,irsid az hauon ncosng remittance 70 the Publisher and
'r I for holding PIL Portfolio Stnes ado of WOOD
a1d Iron, supplied a. low pTiees-
FARMERS INCOMING painted by william : Movn sssrsvei
BY Alfred Jones sIso EDs''iRs la H. rrHt' g. cO0eisi
SIR WALTER RALEIGH PARTING FROM MS WIFE. painted
fFSt e isr; & frHnsi ~
spARxIso p.l.,d u 2 " Eduend.. sp.nrsi b Alfred
JtSs o. EDsa'ins Il p II dia Proofs 81 Pants 81 %
THE JOLLY FLATBoATMEN paat.s BY = c. Bingham, su-
Etvsd tyJ Donsy ~ q Eas'As' ~ fHns ~ me
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THE CAPTURE OF MAJOR ANDRE painted syA B Dsrsnd.
sss5tS ~ Jose sE OF Ensavrs II i Ida PTOOs
QUEEN NARY SIGNING TIE DEATH WARRANT OF LADY
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CUyFR AND PEWTEI


Nov Ready
CIIVFR AND PEWTER; or The CONTRASTS or
- NE~.NoRK LIfE, LlustIated
% ", obtained reliable The characters
are without EXCEPTION drawn from e and Of them will be
div by the rtedeF although the been
and
h' Pc ees g esp. H. LONG BROTHER No g Arnst
DWARF of FRAUD EDITIONS.-In Press, aud
ID vii be pDhlshed IN te~ says-
1+shr7dsed PTce . Nearly ready
0l FOREST RANGERS beautifully illustrated Nth notes BY
ers pedder newsboys and all dealers
or &c '''s's' ''-'- '-1 JAMES GILLEN,
No. 81 Annst.
CCHUBERTH & Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No 256
Ba1wsy New York request the public 70 inspect immense
~. selection the Uned s.ats Of $4,000 worth.
Paxsnu for al Instruments Orders fer foreign and American
MIsc VII BE- attended 70 With pronPSness
THREE O'CLOCK on SATURDAYS, from The ist
stIre on SATURDAYS. st3F.A. p PUTNAM Co,
Publishers. Nc. 10 place.
DFABRANDIs ETCHINGS-A fine collection.
II Alo eai variety Osdss Esehngs splendid LINE Enssy
Hs'' - ELIAS DEXTER, No ~ Broadway
lime ARTS.-Just received from Europe, the first
uruber OF Won k6ubah5 fEescos IN the Ne" Nissan
ceebrafsd Eaopsaa EIgraFets
eriFsiau open ENTL sEITZ - Br0ssy, upstairs.
y BAsO, for sss all tie other eHEraviagA siter baabwh
atARyIN & HITCHCOCK, Importers, Publishers
vi Booksellers and General Dealers in Blank Books stlcney,
asPeE Of Aueczn Frsneh ne eaisa sr1 ser Muse
and A Il, ~ IuStrrueEts MARVIN HITCHCOCK.
no. l63 Houtsoneryst. San FrIzeaee-
R, 49,, ~ oGes New York rs SA...ust
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DOARDlNG-A Gentleman and Wife can be ac-
ID connodad with q large story font Room Closet
and bedroom attached required References exchanged Apply
Ma
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DOARD-Wanted By Gentleman and his Wife, In
I'D E Broadway HenTy Madson vicinity Of MsrSet,
pAe ~ Rnfaer..is AddIossT. {. L. Tribune Office.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

a nurse and Seamstress. bv respectable young
y Woman UDdesssa85s al ki1ss Of family sewing an eaitos
ca ale baby hrh. soGi % chher~ork aa
SHst city No QUESTION % ne
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a ScOrcH GIRL wants a situation as Coax, and TO
~ the washing Pi0us family Peerred Gail at No 10 SUI
hvsn. in TIE
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GXTALIAACK's THEATER-Brcadway- w. Wal
w LACK Lsssee-J. w LEsrER Stage Msn.ser-TIS EVEN.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-SATURDA
ClHCUs-NEW.YO YORK AMPHITHEATER. No. z

" Bowery Msuars hsdissn snc seaei Clowns Reekw. and
Rars Master II Nichols -beneht Of ELLIOTT AEf ERs
FRI NcAlSt Accon0nst Sheton Bias Band BILL DON
ALISON The Clown TIE Brothers LYMAN Oynnac ant Aerial
Fass Nile ROSA MADIGAN her crest sec Of holsm nshp
NOSE CASE The Abno Cuitsrst w chant lade &c Of Iru
~ ballet q ARINA. Day performance THIS AFTERNOON
s Pit i.lc Doors oren 7; 20 commence q n.
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ssrst $500 ~ hesestead ssOciafIsn-ao seres OF
s. PEE s w SSs g ssd aaoaS tse uasSs At sst re
~ "a &c 10 ne4ter 70 oneofh of an are i2i
- icr taoe Rrres A1v pfc~ III -,
81 , s,s 81 every MONDAY EVENING tsoeos
N.Y. H,'. sfrls % p0TTFR Pr,Ss. ~ s,l. foT
y 10 ~ rfoseNs ~, rvola no D = g. 't,1tLl,
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TWO GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS, one as good Cook aad
Washer ami Iron-r; other and Wxr Can
Nv: ,oOd city reference Can be two days st No s. a
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AN AMERICAN WONAS, middle aged, who can cook IN
~ the approved mssser make Ceiars9s e0.ee or Ls
the ral homework o; ui
whe sfuarn vhere such ,eryes reured References
NJ x, ptcrabe A6dress HOUSEkEESER a. this aGice
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23
ALTMAN Aos.
FOR SALE.
Adniuistrntol,s No1ice.
Administrators sale.

Y pursuance of an order of sale made on
T. the 10th day of November 1853. in cause
pending in the of Probate and for the county of
Portage and Stale of Ohn for the sale of real estate,
wherein Horace Doty. Administrator of Algernon s.
Collins petitioner, and Cornela T. Collins, respon
dent ] shall offer for sale public auction on the
PREMISES on the 23d day of Dec cember A d 1853 he
tween the hours of q clock A NJ and o'clock NJ,
following described real estate, follows:
Suaic The township of Rayenna county of Portage.
and Stale of Ohio and is known bv heng The east half
tof lot number forty and the south half oflot num-
"ber forty Two in the village of Ravenna reference
.being had 10 the nship plat of said village re-
corded in -Portnge County Recorps, Book 4, page
..1GS The cast half of lot Al. appraised at $65O w;
and 5 half oflot 42, appraised a. 5000
Also the following real estate III said township, coun-
ty and STATE Known village lots number l6O, l6l
'and II g that is say the north half of said three VII
lage lots, excepting FIVE feet off from the south end OF
said has (which is thrown for the convenience OF
pass way) the recorded in Portage County
Record, be the same less but subject to all e
gal highways. Appraised at $3.50.
Also the half of lot number 2l3 in ]. iymans ad-
dton TO the vage of Ravenna, recorded IN the For
| tage County Records Appraised at S425.
And also other piece parcel OF land situate IT
said township county aid Stae and being part of lo
number sixysix in The south division of lots in said
Ravenna bounded follows: beginning Mt point OIL
The north line Of small lot No g. the east line of
alley 80 feet wide. Thence east on the north line
road. Thence the line of said road SO feet
inches. Thence 185 feet inches to the east line
of said alley thrnce north said east line 81 feet and
inches 10 The place of be ginning Appraised at $50.
HORACE S. DOTY, Admir-
= l241 5w Algernon 5. Collins decd.
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Fuss at Erie.

Qnite breeze has been kicked up by The
.'smull beer" citizens of Erie, Pa, because tie
Railroad company choose to alter the track through
that benghted region from the wide to the narrow
guage. Our readers understand, that from Butfa
10 to the Pennsylvania State line, the railroad
track is the narrow guage. And from thence to
the State line between Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA a
distance of nineteen miles it is the wide guage,
thus making in this short distance two changes
of cars. passengers, freights &c. The raiIr ;ad
companies, in order TO doaway with This hndranc nee
Inconvenience, and expense 10 themselves and the
travelling world determined to change the suage.
SO that the cars could run through the entil g
route without obstruction. At this the ginger
bread. and peanut vending citizens of Erie 90,
their "dander rz," the M-yo appointed $50 spe
cial police, had tile military rea9y at moments
call, with the determination 10 tear up the track
if the railIo Dad men undertook TO change the euaee
Yesterday was the day set for effecting The
change. and it was undoubtedly made, These
'Brobdingnsgs' set themselves up steep, but they
will have to come down.
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Go Ahead.

Are you 10 good causel Go ahead. What
would become Of US, of the world, if we all folded
our arms, supinely sat down, and dosed and loafed
our life away. Where would be our beautiful
world, where the improvements, the comforts and
Injuries, go ingeniously contrived BY mani Ii
you would prosper, go ahead. 1t won't DO to
wait for others; do your own work, and II VIII
be done; done as it should be- Father Time goes
ahead; he is indefatigable. So it should be with
man. Form plan; make resolution; mark out
your course of life and go ahead. With the help
of a kind Providence all will be well.
How many young people lose their golden mo-
ments, precious opportunities, by not having any
system to control their movements, or any bright
future to look forward to, when they will stand up
on the highest pinnacle of the temple, and see what
they have done. and what they yet can do. En-
ergy is a cardinal ylrture. Without it, man is a
mere lifeless dolt, benefit to no one, and curse
to himself Every one has his influence, and it
| ought to be on the right side.
If you want to do business; to be man; good
citizen; be respected and loved; go ahead. The
man who is half asleep, who makes hermit OF
himself, who does nothing for his generation. in
short, man who has go-nAeudatiUeness in HIM.
is forgotten; is mere cypher; his name never
works its way into the newspaper, oris mentioned
beyond his OVID hearthstone.
It is wicked thus to spend our time. We are
here for better and higher purpose, and by ad-
herring to our motto, and going ahead, We shall re-
ceive the reward.
Though before you mountains rise,
Go ahead
Scale them! certainly you can!
Let them proudly dare the skies
What are mountains TO NAM!
Go ahead
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Peterson for December.

The December number of this model Magazine
is excellent. Zsna, a beautiful tale by Mrs. Ann
S. Stephens, is concluded. it is one of her bes
effusions. Chas. J. Peterson always writes :. like
a book "a December Reverie from his pen. is a
beautiful, sparkling gem. Peterson is trump, no
mistake. -
In 1854, :. Peterson y will be greatly improved.
as it is to have whittier paper, new type, and more
reading matter. This is now the only original
periodical Of its class, and the stories of Mrs.
Stephens, its editor. author of !" Mary Derwent.' u
are alone worth the subscription price. 1t is the
best guide for the fashions also, the plates being
superb steel ones, colored in New York and
Philadelphia it is the text book. The leading en-
belIishments magnificent mezzotnts. 1t is
emphaticaIly magazine of pure morals; is ma
iionai in character; and really the cheapest in the
aoortd. as the terms will shuw:-vz. copy
So; copies, S5; copies, $40; with premium
worth from two to three dollars for every person
sending subscribers more. Address the pub
Usher. CHAs. ]. PETERSON, No. 102 Chestnut ST..
Philadelphia.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

WASHINGTON SENTINEL-Some time since a
number of the Sentinel was sent US, containing i, s
Prospectus, with proposals to publishers of news
papers to insert it, and receive an exchange as
compensation. Being thus invited, and wishing to
see the course of leading pro-slavery Journal SO
near the Throne" we inserted the Prospectus
and seat our paper containing it marked, but no
Washington SentineI is sent in return Perhaps
the honorable publishers keep no faith with anti
slavery men, sirce the determination of the ad-
minisration to crush out the spirit of freedom from
Northern men.
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Godey's Lady,s Book.

Cooley does bis prettiest in the December No.
A splendid and costly engraving. "Christ healing
the Sick" embellishes its pages together with 40
other engravings devoted to the Ladys department.
In 81 Cooley intends to out do himself if possible,
one hundred pages of reading matter will be furn-
ished in every number, from the pens of the best
American authors.
The Trials of needlewomen, by,sT. S. Arthur,
will be commenced in the january No.
In every number of Cooley will be found color
ed fashion plates. Embroidery, Dress Patterns,
Patterns for Cloaks, Talmas, Collars Chemis-
etts, under sleeves, &c. Mus ic, Drawing. Model
Cottages, Steel and Mezz hint engravngs &C.
TERMS. l copy year So. 2 SIS, 5 $40 and an
extra copy TO the geiter up ef the club. copies
SSH $50. L. A. Cooley. Publisher, Philadsl
pha. y
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Examination of Teachers.

of Teachers held on Monday, was much more sat
isfactery than any that has preceded it. There
has evidently been some studying done during the
last month. We are astonished to learn however.
that among the candidates were fire who answer
ed every question in Grammar incorrectly; and
ftceire who answered correctly only one question
EACH md many of these have been teachers in
Portage County! One of The youngest candidates,
Miss 4. H. ROGERS, answered aD of the same
questions with perfect accuracy.
The whole number of candidates was s3; Gen
temen 50, and Ladies 81. Certificates were
granted to "a Gentlemen and 1e Ladies, as fol-
lows, w:
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Gutta Percha Coated Pens.

We have used, for few days past, new Kind
of pen, which is far superior to any other kind we
have ever used, except the gold pen, and bids fair
10 supercede all others in the market. They are
manufactured from compound of silver, steel and
albata, coated with gutta percha and pointed with
circular piece of platina: which prevents their
spattering or catching in the paper. They will
not corrode even in the strongest test-ntric acid
The one with which we are writing, has had its
points bent and twisted and bent into all shapes
and is, to all appearance good as new. As to
their durability, otherwise, are not, of course,
prepared to speak fiom personal experience, not
having had sufficient time to test them; but they
are represented by those who have given them a
fair trial in this place. TO last several months. The
manufacturers, Messrs. L. & C.. SchIesinger, o
New York, and also of Birmingham. England
! have already taken the premium three times ir
this county, as also at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, for them.--.fkron Beacon.
The pen spoken of above from the Akron Bea-
con, is for sale at Huit7s Book Store Ravenna.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

A SLAVE WHIPPED TO DEATH BY HIS Mas
TER The Petersburg (Va.) Eapress states
that Mr.. Henry Brd,ong. of the county Of
Essex, so cruelty beat and whipped one of hi,
negroes on Tuesday night last, that he died in
few hours. jury was summoned by the
coroner. and an inques, held. which resulted
in the finding OF verdict that the deceased
came to his death BY sundry blows. &C., inf1ct-
ed by his master, Henry Birdsong. A War
rant was is1ued for lhe arrest Of Birdsone, and
The accused was Immediately committed TO pris
on.
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October, 1858.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

B The twenty-fourth volume of the Star clo-
ses with another issue. Upon entering upon the
new volume we wish to be able to enroll upon our
list the names of many new subscribers. Our list
during the past year has increased beyond our ex-
pectations and it is now larger than it ever has
,bsen but 10 order to enable us to improve, and bet
YER sustain our paper, we neei a few re good
subscribers. Will our friends think ofihis
To advertisers, we would say that The Starihas
le largest circulation of any paper in the county
soming weekly before some FIVE thousand readers)
/ .us offering very desirable medium for adver-
4 sing.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23
Fires in New York.

About O'Clock on norning of 18th inst, two
large fires occurred in New York City. The fire
broke out 10 Piano factory. Over thousand
persons were thrown out of employment. Only
one person received very serious injury. Loss
$500 900, about half covered by insurance. The
fire was the work Cf the ruthless incendiary.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23
REMOVAL.

v. HoRR hos removed 10 his new and spaciers
"a. Store. directly opposite his old iocat 'en hse
miles north of the City of Rayenna, where he mas on
hand large stock of Fall and Winter Goods ;Is u "a
receiving additional supplies by express ana
daily The Old Motto, large sales, smail pr'"' "'iu
one price TO all Will be strictly adhered 70 ,ror.
md friends for The liberal pa,ronnge which he has re-
ceived, and hopes to mer,, eoh'ihuu"'S u '' ~
vors. An aie invited TO eau: 1ssa
Sha!ers>sl.c. Oct. 9Th. 1905 i%f'