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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-29
MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. NOR TON, MI. ID.


HhySo Pathic Phystcian and Surgeon.
EAR. MORTON. having located himselfI IN Ravenna.
AP profers his services to all who may wish to apply
TO Im for MEDIC AL AID.
His System of curing disease is by the judicious nd.
minisraion ofFegetable Remedies, selected from the
wild forests of nature and the cultivated garden to-
gether with the Hydropathic System, Wafer cure
treatment which mild in their operations
tive in their medicinal virtues and various in
their chemical properties than all the forms of disease
thnt human flesh is heir TO. from experience of the
most emaeni Physicians and twenty years experience
of his in all forms of Diseases that he found
in both States, that he has deriv
ed his skill in The ofdseases in all their
forms both acute and chronic Call and see. AID
VICE FREE. Prompt attention paid 10 all under his
treatment.
Office main street, over Jas. Twtt & Co.'s Hat
Store nearly opposite tho Prcntiss House. Boards at
said house.
RErEREHcEs:--Prof A. Cuhiss, Cincinnati; Prof.
Courtney, do Prof Morrow, do; DIR. w. Beach, New
York; Prof c. Newton, Worcester, Mass Prof Stock
veil Gardner; Maine. 1923 Sw.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
rs S s..
Dp. III. Eubbs,
AnalVtiCal Physician,

WILL he in attendance at his rooms follows: :,
RAvEnsA-Prentiss Hoase, Friday afternoon and
AKRosECo55's Ereaange, Tursday 18th July
CLEVELAND He9aeH House, Tuesday, and We'd
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
news or Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism Asthma short
of breath difficulty of breathing
sy Weakness or Nervous Debility, Res essness, Lost
Annette Constipation DeraBgement of the Stomach,
Bilious affections, Gravel, Swelling, Cancer, Scroua
Ulcers Impurities of the Blood of any chronic OF
long standing diseases, arelnVIted to car NO cparse
for consultation.
DR. T. never bleeds nor blisters, nor is he Homee-
patilist he never uses Mercury Anmony, Arsenlc or
any other mineral medical agents nor is he lhomP-
sonian-he neither steams gives emetcs Ills the
ory of disease differs from all others tat nave heel
adopted but not handoes his system OF treat-
ment! He does not make sick to make WELL nor tear
down to build up again aay irritation by patching
up with anodynes.
M We caution the public against iInPosors vic n
several counties are endeaVoring to reap harvest
from the popularity of our remedies by pretending 10
administer the same. Ihey kno" noilsg whatever ot
the recipes and with them would be utterly inca-
pabe of celebrating of our medicines as they ara
of earning reputable practice.
BRoNcHrr1s-Irs W oRsr STAGES CvRED-
On Trims S,R When commenced your frent
ment a few months since, was much dshiAai ed afa
suffered from severe pain in the side, shortpess ct
breath weakness in the small of tie back fsh swea's
restlessness coughing and exPeeiora!ing Protcsef'
often raisng pint of wlsh substance in
niug took cold fire quently and soreness and lnHa-
tion of the throat seemed increasing ard enftrdHg
down uron the lungs. AT times became so Dizzy rs
to fall unless ar some object of support BY use
YOUR medicine was entirely relieved and am now ee
we'll and as strong as ever before in my ilie Am al
work through all kinds of weather. and though some
wet neither the cough or soreness OF the tofoa<
have troubled me in the least.
ours respectfully.
JAMES WEIGH,
East Cleveland, Dec. 25th, 1853.
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ST. Pa1rl Agency.

II. A. SWIFT, Esq, late of Ravenna, has for
the present located himself in St. Paul. Minnesota
where as Agent, he will be pleased to transact
any business which may be entrusted to his care.
We can eheerfully say that a,bet;er Agent for the
investment of money, OF the transaction of any
business cannot be employed, for he is, gentle-
man of intelligence, ability and good judgement, of
stric. prob;ty and pecuniary responsibility.
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SomE of the more hunker,sh of The Wing pa
pers are constantly charging that Free Soilers
are in favor of free trade, and direct taxes
The Pittsburgh Platform contains nothing oil Inc
kind: and the resolutions Of last winter. at &c
umbus, only propose reciprocal Tree ''Aoe'
dce,rine indicated in all wbig arguments iof q
Sentinel
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His shril, clear voice herslded the dawn for
thousand miles along the valley of 1.-The beautiful
Ohio" and startled the echoes of the Mississippi
bluffs through eight degrees of latitude, from the
land of the mslletce and Spanish moss, up to
where we have to lean back to see the North Star.
Verify he is a bird Of passage.
Yours truly, S.
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New sash and Blind Factory.
April 25, 1883.

yBSHE subscribers having purchased the most approved
Il Sash and Blind Machine (Jesse Leavens' pateut)
will make to order pine window sash and blinds at short
notice The style of the work is entirely new being
what called the Frank Sash which for neatness and
strength cannot be surpassed All wishing to purchase
the above articles will please call and examine before uur
chasing elsewhere at the New Steam Factory of Hitch
cock McClun. a few rods south OF the Court House.
~ Sash of various sizes kept constantly on hand.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
BROWN & TRACY. b
Kavonna, June 18th, 1888, fscS "
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EV- The True Democrat, in addressing few
"oros t, TO the editor of the Forest City says:
r.. are with you in every solid and stable ef-
fort which you may make 10 build nm .snrc grass
I'VE party to he made uP of the true men Of ell
pattiea," :.
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And do sincerely hope that We may 80 act as to
show that we are MOTTO be sienced on this reform,
by the storm of prejudice, the cry of fanaiiesm. or
the suspicious of some that we have ulierior OBJ
iects hidGen beneath the cloak of Temperance.
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TE0HE JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR. Ry

FENH JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR By
ting religious and re!ormatory paper adapted to chill
dren. aims 10 attract tbeir attention BY timphcty
and beauty ofsye. .un tn nfuSe into tho young mind
appropriate sentiments oflove for parents--sympas hy
for human suffering and abiding hatred of oppression
in all its forms. II ought 10 be circulated over the entire
Union for this last reason There is much at stake IN
The question Of freedom md but little said or done To
affect fnvoiaby the youthful mind. Within the State
of Sew York cents per year. pa, the office where
it is received. In MI other States l2 yearly. In
packages OF % the postage il paid at ths cf
6ce of publication is about cents.
Sprcimen copies will be sent ffee of charge.
Price OF single copies % cents.
Five to one address, SI00.
Twenty :" 5 90.
itiy " $50,
One hundred !" l200.
QPSphscrpiions received for months nom July,
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vALUAB BEE BOOKS.
PUBLISHED BY
Jewett, Proctor 81 WortIlinEtS

CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ANTI-SLAvEKY BooKs.-Which should ts
in the library of every lover of freedom, AID
every Intelligent and liberal man.
SPEECHES OF JOSHUA r. GlDprnGs, OF Ohio
on the slavery question, during u years in hs
House OF Representatives. OF the U. s. In ono
large and handsome Vol: with portrait Price.
only ene dollar.
WHlTE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARY STATES:
bv Hon. Charles Sumner, U. s. Senator from
Mass, with 40 beautiful illustrators. Prices
so cents
WRITINGS OF JUDGE JAY ON SLAVERY, 10
one vol. Price, 81 90 with portrait.
AUTOGRAPHS OF FREEDoM.-Being con;ri.
buttons from the most distinguished anti-slaves
ry writer's in this country and in Europe
Price rs Cts
UNCLE ToM's CABIN, by Mrs. Stowe. Prica
in paper 80 CTS bound in cloth. 75 cs.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN AND KEY, BouND IN
ONE Vol handsomely bound in cloth. Price,
only ST. 25. Best library edition. 'N
SHADY SDE, or life in country parsonage,
bv a Pastors wife. This is one Of the most pop
ular books which has been issued Tor long
time, and one which will repay any one for
The perusal. In one handsome vol! Price I5cis
THE PH,LosoPHY OF MYSTERIOUS RAPfiNGe.
by DR.. f. /. Rogers. This isa complete expose
of modern spirtualism and received the s'rongS
est recommendations. Price 81 90.
The attention of the public is most respectful
ly called to the above books, which constitute
only small part OF our publications. fs,
they nee emphatically books for the times.
liberal discount made 20 booksellers and agents
In addition to our own booSs we have large
assortment of valuable miscellaneous, standard
and school books Letter and looscap paper.
L L Il
which we offer at Wholesale or retail at the low
est prices. Orders promptly attended to.
JEwETT, PRoGToR 81 WoRTHNe eToH
1924 13S Superior ST.. Cleveland. Ohio
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Thomas J. CarmichaeI'S Estate.
RJOTlCE is horehy given. that The subscriber has,
lV heen appointed and qualified us administrator on
the estate of Thomas j. Carmichael dsceassd late Of
Jefferson county, wisconsn. ~
CTR6s EAJ'eHLrN,
Desrheld, Iunc sth, 1855 iSAsNs
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For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of I.ickino Cnuntv

y When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers they may be assured that no charge
will ha nude. -
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A Fearful Record.

The Tribune thus SUMS up runs do'ngs III
New Y ork:
Ono murderer was executed in This city yes.
,erday another is;o die next ffloay eisht
., Ten are in our CITY prison awaiting triai on
the snme charge; one tas been convicted, but
homes for new trial; and still another is added
to the list this morning. A Mrs. Sally, an Irish
woman, recently residing at No. 2l2 Mulberry
street died yesterday at the Hospital from (as
the Jury say The effects of maltreaimerl by
her husband Both husband and vile were
the degraded slaves of rum. and both were fire.
q1eftly drunk. Already there have been six
execDions in his city within year, and Neary
(if hung) will be The seventh. Fitzgerald shot
his vile. Gfunzig poisoned his vie. Neary
beat his Nife's head TO pieces. CLARK killed po-
iceman, Saul and Hewlett killed waichman.
and Stookey killed negro. This is a fearful
catalogue, and il grows rank and tall and strong.
and branches oct upon every side, for is roots
are coiled in the disiillery and watered By the
run glass. Can the Assembly refuse 10 give
US protection from This all destroying monster,
/
grave peopling, prison-filng. gallowstu ui'ding
| poison2
/ The tone Of lhe Charleston Mercury, (by all
odds The abIesl organ Of The 1nstituton) our
readers know. 1t has said as ii repeats, 6 !ha
,he South has no hope beyond tself-that slave
| ry has no help out Of its own dominion -
The world is ugains, it," The Charleston. s.
c. Standard holds 10 the same views. Heal
i:
| Many Of our exchanges contain accounts o
The reception and entertainment OF Mrs. Stow
in England. We make no copies and no com
menls. Mrs. Stowe is utterly unintersiing II
us, except in rela,i IN to our institution OF domes
tic slavery, and her conduct in that relation j
scarcely calculated to inspire US with feeling
OF very great regard. The public demonstra
tions which attend The movements Of this lad,
may evincs 10 US how completely we are pre-
cluded by the possession of our peculiar nsiiu
ton, from the sympalhies Of every people among
whom political slavery does not exist; but C
this fact We have sufficient evidence already, an
it were waste of time and labor TO learn ii bel
ter. We have no sympathy with the TASTE Q
those who contemplate with interest the charae
ter and isof people simply for the reason ihu
they have attained to some bad eminence. w
are net prepared 10 contribute any Thing to tn
qualification Of such desire.
, We dismiss the name Of Mrs. Stowe from ou
) columns, therefore with no ungentle feeling
She has pandered 10 the vices Of the ma
about ber. Many women do SO and many wi
do So, while humap nature lasts the sBme.-
Frailiy is too common 10 require peculiar pur
ishmenf, but ii has no claim TO constant exhib
tor, and for that reason we now dismiss it.
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RAW ENN A,
Wednesday. June 20. 1853.

Free Democratic State Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
-7- For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN BISSEL,
Of Lake County.
... For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
Of Franklin County.
Fur Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
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WVHE SHADY SIDE; Or, Lie in a coun-
Il Try Parsonage. By Pastors Wife.
1000 copies sold in The first week-10, GOO
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HNUsCALOOsA WHlyKEY-I5b bls reoei1-
II ing from steamer, for sale by
my WILLIAMS G BROTHER.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoA
M M

I'm and after this date the departure of the trains
" will be as follows:
Express train leaves Ricl mond daily, Sun
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Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays except
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- FOR SALE, the brick tenement on south side
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IL FOR RENT.-The brick tenement with
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- FOR KENT-The very desirable fra red
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Il biography of an English Soldier in the U. S. Army
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T lCORICE-lI9 cases stc., Oranao "a brand tor
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IA Law and Solicitor in Chancery, will attend to all
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