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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
"SCROFULA."
myers Extract of Rock

myers Oh ktOcA kSOSes
This wonderful medicine is fast gaming for Itselfa
popularity which other medicine can boast Of The
plant Pock Rose, is used and recommended by many
eminent physicians of our country. Hear what J. H.
Thompson, of Philadelphia says. 81 have prescribed
it in bad cases of scrofuous patients Wills Hospital"
His success attracted the attention of segnior physi
clans. He reports the following remarkable case of
white swelling ofthb right hip in Feb 1874. The lad
years old and had the disease for three years.
the bone disoeated upwards and ouiwurds. There
There was large opening on the hip leading 10 the
bone into which could thrust my finger. 1 counted
three ulcers. He had been under several physi-
clans who had given him up. ordered decocrion of
Rock Rose-n two days his night speats ceased then
ordered tea spoonful of Rock Rose, three times day
Thirty days after he entirely we'll. See advl
of Myers Rock Rose.
C57 For sale in Ravenna, by c. Hatch and wholesale
by w. NJ. Kohl8 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio General Agents
for the west. le49
See the advertisement inanother column of Sablers
t.Good Medicines" they not recommended as
"Cure As, but efficient remedies for the diseases
named, having received the highest encomiums from
Physicians Apothecaries and Storekeepers who have
used ihem sold them and multitude ofcases heard
of their good effects. Give them trial and tell your
| friencs of the result.
/
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FoRREsTERs BoYs' AND GIaLs' MAGAZINE
F. & G. C. Rand, Publishers Boston. S1,0O per
annum advance.
The December number is received. We take
pleasure in reading it, and recommending it to our
young friends. 1T is just the thing" Parents
who desire to offer to their children beautiful and
acceptable New Years gift can not do better than
TO order cory Of this work for one year. Any of
our friends who desire can see copy at our Office
containing prospectus for 1854 &c. Address Pub
fishers as above.
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II We are pleased to learn that the report
that ALoszo A. SKINNER. Indian Agent, had been
murdered by the Indians in Oregon is incorrect.
letter written by him to his relatives IN this
place, states that he was not 10 the company at
tackled by the savages was reported, but is alive
and on hand for duty as ever.
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B The concert given by The PEAK FAMILY
on Thursday and Friday evenings last, at the
"Town Hail." passed off extremely we'll. Their
houses were good ones. and the entertainments
new and in erestipg.
The performance of little Eddie, was received
with unbounded admiration. Fanny is sweet
singer, her manner charming and artless. The
Ginning of the bells in Sweet Home,' was beau
tiful, and Yankee Doodle never sounded bet
ter.
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KNIcKERBocKER, for December. A new story
by the lively author ofthe Attorney is commen-
ced in this number. The Fudge papers, by Ike
Marvel, author of the .'ReYeries of Bachelor
Dream Life &c. are regularly found in its pa
ges. The more we see of this periodical The bet
ter we like it 1t is an oasis in the desert of Mag
aziue literature May its readableness never grow
less. Terms three dollars year in advance.-
Address Samuel Hueston, New York.
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Second Arrival
against

Daniel Welch defendant
Danlel Welch defendant. hereby nntifed that the
plaintiffs The Sd day Of November, 1853 fled said
Court their petition against hin, setting forth in sub
stance that there was due to them from the defendant
account for goods sold by Them him-a copy
of which account is attached to said petition-Fonr
hundred and sixty three dollars and sixty cents
with interest from the ninth day 1853 and also
that order ofatfachment has been granted and issued
by the defendant;and prayingfo judgment against tho
defendant for said of four hundred and sixty three
dollars and sxtyone cents with interest from the ninth
day of October 1853. And the defendant is also notified
that unless he answers the said petition by the 28,h
day of January 1854 the sad petition will be taken
here, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
AXTEI.L & PRENT1SS,
Nov. 10th. 1853. 1916 6w A'tv's for Plaintiffs.
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w We are informed that within few weeks,
ak drunken husbands have been arraigned in this
vicieage for whipping their wives!
Ia view of such things who does not feel COM
fnrted and rejoice at the defeat of the Maine Law
ticket in this county! Liquor venders are embol-
dened, and intemperance is on The increase.
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G. The Board Of Eaiucaiion, have engaged the
SCI vices OF Miss MARY w. AsPISwALL, as asis-
SAINT teacher in the Female Department. of g
Union School, Miss Aspinwa is sister of the
present Principal, and highly accomplished teach
en-
The Board are devotug themselves with untir-
ing assiduity, to the discharge of their duties. and
under their fostering most excellent schools
are growing up among US.
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EMPIRE MILLS, CuYAHoeA FALLS,

EDS. HERALD To correct any worng impres
sion you are requested to state, that we are able
to turn out as much paper ever have DONE
The Mill destroyed by fire was new, and an ad"
diiion to what have been doing. With fa-
vorable winter we shall be able to build up the
new Mil, so as to make paper in it early in the
Spring. Yours truly,
J. M. SMITH & CO.
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v S. A. GILLETr ESQ.,, has just completed a
substantial paved Sidewalk in front of his residence
ON Chestnut street. 1t is made of cobble stone,
covered with coarse gravel, forming solid and en-
during walk, decidedly superior to any in Town.
Mr. GiIlett with comm endable enterprise. has Civ
en- US a sample of sidewalk which may be profit
ably initiated.
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CtLKS.-A large STOCK of black and Fancy
~ silks, Just opened by HL.DAy
Sept. 26.
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WAIT TO GET oUT.--The Forest City Demo.
erot says there are fifty nine cases of divorce pend
ing before the Common Pleas of that county.
The civil Docket it is said, has 1156 upon it
Tor trial. That looks like business for the lawyers,
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II The Cleveland HeraH says, "At a recent
trial before a Justice of the Peace in that city.
in the case Of needle-woman, vs.. a clothing man,
he proved that the price paid women for making
pantaloons was t,oenty fire cents pair.' Yet such
men these carry their heads high, sport at the
expense of the poor creatures whom fortune treats
more sternly. What is the use of sending Mis-
p,onaries to foreign lands when there such hea-
taen right ut homel Shame en- such men!
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Two hand cars on the Lake Shore road, ran in
to each other, opposite the Marine Hospital, Ceve-
land, on Friday night. The roaring waves Of
"foaming Erie" prevented their hearing each OH
er The men n the cars were all more or less
injured, and one of them had his arm broken.
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TT Building ana most kinds of work were
more lively than now, in our town. New
buildings are going up on every side; something
noi within the memory Of the "oldest iuhabitant."
81 late in the season. In fact if friends did not
Keep us supplied with ulmanncs, we should mag
inc to ourself pleasant Mayday all the time in
81 end of s.drearY Deeember'
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MASSACHUSETTS Election.

BosToN, Nov. 26.-The second election of dele
gates from those districts in Massachusetts, where
there was no choice on the first trial. took place
Yesterday, and resulted in the return of the whg
candidates in almost every instance, thus giving
that party the control Of the State the ensuing
year, beyond all question.
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The Wonderful and Thrilling Narrative of
SOLOMON NOR TssUP.
The Kidnapped Ne,p Yorker ,rho roas

The 1AEaNappea Nelp 0FAeF, lchO loGs
TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE.t
in the distant southland finally rescued in provi.
dental manner. The Book corro5orates the adage
that Truth is stranger than fctun." 1t has received
the unbounded recommendations of the free press
17.000 copies have heen sold in 4 months!
1000 agents wanted sell the above in all parts of
the United States and Canada whom TIE most Iih-
eral terms are given. From $500 ) 600 year, can
be realized by active and reshectable agents
The above makes one handsome I2mo volume. of 336
pages-7 engravings, and is sold fur 81 90. Copies
sentibv mail postpaid oil receipt Of price.
~ For further particulars apply the publishers
Derby g. Miller, Auburn N. Y.
1916 Derby. Orion f. Mulligan, Buffalo.
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VIZ The proprietors of the illustrated .Ne,cs
na'e very hne engraving, "a Birds-eye of New
orR oity' 1t is presented to all their subscri
bers.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07

This number, an entirely original one, COM
mences the eight volume with the unexampled
edition, Of one hundred and hi,ty .fve thousand
copies" Harper is decidedly the most popular
magazine in America. Fur Sale at HALL's Book
STORE.
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LA DI E s .

IF We have not as yet had much of taste oil
winter. jack Frost has been very leDient, and
not quite as saucey as usual. The scamp means
to make up for it by and by, so look out. As we
write the sun shines bright and Almost as warm as
ln June. We do not remember an Autumn in
which we had SO little really unpleasant weather.
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n We overheard poor weather bound irdi-
vldual, the other day, who caught in the rain.
humming to himself in door way
Twas ever thus from childhood's hour,
That chilling fate has me fell,
There always comes a soaking shower,
When haint got no umberell!
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ERlE, Nov, s

ERIE, Nov. 5
An injunction has been served upon The Mayor
and Common Council of this city, and about SO
private citizens enjoining the m not 10 do any
damage to The Railroads in general, ard the
ones running through Erie in particular.
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~ The 1900 rods" of Sidewalk. that we read
of, Crews apace A rod. rod and half or two
rods have been laid since our last issue!
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hroomers," is the name which the Jour
nal OF commerce gives to the ladies' long dresses,
which are SO long as to sweep the sidewalks Of
the city.
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The Striking Printers of Cincinnati are soon
to start a new paper. Capital stock S25 O0O-
shares $100.
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J. M. Smith & Co.

The following note addressed to the editors Of
the Cleveland Herald, we take pleasure in giving
to our readers. The spirit in which this heavy
loss is met. is praisewortby and cannot fail of sue
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B A horse attached to buggy, iran like
mad" by our Office window Yesterday afternoon,
towards the ..risng SUM-" No Particulars.
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Yew millinery for the Ladies.
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
I 8 8 3,
Or. III. Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows:
RAvENNA-Prentiss House, Friday, afternoon and
Saturday until o'clock NJ 30th and 3lst Dec,
AKRoN-Co66's Exchange, Thursday, 29th Dec.
CLEvELAND-American House, Monday and Tuesday,
10Th and 18th Dec
WARREN-CYinton House. Thursday, 5th jan.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys, Spleen Infamaion Rheumatism Astfma SHORT
obreath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness Nervous Debility Restiessness Lost
ofAppette Constipation, Derangements the Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel White Swelling or of any
fong standing Diseases invited to ca No charge
lor consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds blsters, nor ishe Homeo-
pathist; he never Mercury, Anmony, Arsenic or
any other mineral medical agents is he Thomp-
sonian-he neither steams gives emetcs His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does make sick to make well, nor tear
down to build up again ALA irritation by patching
up with anodynes
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The Winter Term ofths School will commence
Monday, Nov. 2st, under the management of +. c.
Wllmoi Principal assisted by Miss Martha A. Ram
saw "A
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V We are informed that DR.. Lymen Collins,
has disposed of his fine residence, half mile
east of the Court House, to gentleman from
Nantucket.
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MORE LIGHT.

FHNHOSE in want Of Lamp for burning all
q kinds of grease that will give as mach hight as
three candles with about third the expense be
accommodated by calling at
1916 BECKLEY& RAWSON'S.
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OFFICE OF FR4sKL1s AND WARREN R. R. Co. I

Franklin, June 18th, 1853. :
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
rem R. R. Co. this day he'd the following assessments
upon the capital stock made VIZ Ten per cent pay
able July lS53 and assessment of ten Per cent at
the end OF each succeeding sixty days until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. T1 LEX, Secretary.
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Halls Book Store.
lew BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STAT OYERY

MUSr received for .he Fall and Winter
eD trade. Among miscellaneous works may be
found the following
The Mysterious Parchment. or Satanic License
Mapletsn. More Work for the Maine Law.
Isaac I Hopper, true Life. by l.. Maria Child.
The Second War with England. by j. T. Hendley
Father Brish' Hopes-Hearts and Faccs-Dodds S
Lectures to Young Men-Successful Nerchant-Vil!age
Backsmith-Popuar tales by I s. Art For the in
structon and entertainment ftho Little folks,
soriment is complete.
All The School Books used in Town and county Of
fered for sale cheap.
Standard, Historical, Biographical, and Poetical
works, just received.
Stationery-Lelter Paper, plain and gilt, Bath Paris.
superfne lald and commercial
Foolscap, a good stock. Bill, Counting House, and
Legal Cap.
Envelopes, all sizes and kinds.
Maynard 4 Noyes Ink, the hest that is now made.
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstands,
Fahers Pencils. some beautiful ivory tons. sc.
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THE OHIO STAR.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Hallss Book Store-New Books
Whittlesey & Brother-Farmers take Notice
William Caine-SeitIe up
David G. Waller-Strayed or Stolen
Jas Twitt & Co.-DissoIution
William Caine VI. D.-Professional Gard
A. v. Horr-Embroidery Shawls &c.
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Conneaut, Ashtabula CO.. !, o. Nov

Conneaut, Ashtabula co.., O. Nov, 1853.
Dr.. TUBBs--Sir: After nine years of suffering, AMI
nine years of fruitiess search for help am happy
to inform you that health is more restored. As
you were aware afflicted with harsh cough and
frequent splitting OF blood from the lungs both Of which
aggravated by great sensbility to cold and by
often taking cold. My stomach had bsen also disorder
ed for years that could no hearty food and
but little Of any kint milk would hoars of
suffering. Strange feelings and blindness over
at times, that could stand for several minutes
then pass of with palpi,ating and fantness. was
thin in flesh and stopped forward unavoidahly from
weakness of chest and stomach | was under your
treatment FIVE months ending Ia st February. During
the cough and raising both stopped digestion
be goodand gained weny-fnur pounds in weight.
During the and up TO this time, retain my
flesh and strength and entirely free from both lung
and stomach symptoms. What other physicians have
tried for years effect costing two hundred
dollars you accomplished We months expense of
only dollars. My residence seven miles east of
this place, in Springfield, Penn.
Yours SO. LEVI G. GERRED,
P.S. My brother, George w. e., whom you treated
ut the time for epilepc fits whic he had been
subject for fifteen years has not had since then and
his general health likewise better than it has been
for many years BEFORE L. q. G.
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William GaIsEe, M. 3D..
Homeopathic Phys;cian. Office over the Post Of
fee R3yenna Ol,o
D5S~Oa,UYEOa

DISSOLUTION.
NOTlGE Is hereby gwen that the co-part.
Ia nershp heretofore existing under the title of
Jas. Twnt & Co. is tEs day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
Mr.. f. TNitt having d spcsrd transferred his
entire Interests in the concern TO j. TwiIt who is
duly authorized to settle all the affairs of the firm
JAS. TWIFT.
Ravenna. Dec 6. 49, 1919 E. TwfTT.
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An Exhibition of the Institute will take place the
Disciples Church on Wednesday Evening, Nov. 9Th
Doors open at oelock-e1ercises commence at 81 o.
clock, precisely. Come and see.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS!
MISS CHASE has Just received the Fall
wi and winter Fashions, and is prepared TO and
make dresses in the most approved style usual so
will supply patterns 10 the tade among which may be
found Niantillas Cloaks, Talmas &C.. &C.
Rayenna o. tober l8th 1858. I242-3m
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maD of RnYenna.

Proposals for Map OF Ravenna were issued 10
our citizens sometime since, and encouragement
sufficient given to warrant he prosecution Oh Inc
work. The engineers are now making survey
of the town, and the Maps will be ready for de-
livery at an early day.
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Exanninatton and Ex',ihliion.


THE Quarterly Examination of Glasses of the Raven
ma Institute sill be held the Disciples Church. OF
Tuesday, Nov. 3lh, commencing o'clock r. NJ
The cillzens OF Ravenna and vicinity invited
Is there interest among in behalf of schoos?-
We shall see C. WiIMOT,p
b. F. DODGE. ( ieaeher.
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n mARDQAOo

Nov. oath by Rev. a. Hall, Of Ravenna, Mr..
CHAHNcEY TuPPER, aud Miss BErsEY MouLToN,
both of Brim6-li.
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GkVER SHOES-Lad,es' lnd,a fubber Bus
" kins do do long Boots. Gents India Rubber over
shoes, just reed at HoRR's
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

81 shoes, call Gillis g. Durham store Immediately
east ofthe late ere in Ravenna. who have made ar
rangements to keep on hand at all times, large and
general of home manufactured and eastern
made boots and Shoes which they will sell al the low
est figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue 30 keep hand the best quality
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skn moroecos
Innings pegs, lasts and most kinds of shoe fndings
which they will sell at small advance on cost for
prompt pay.
u Give q call and for yourselves.
GILLIS & DURHAM.
Ravenna, May, 1853.
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u man named Samuel Matoon, veteran
weiid'gger, received serious injury while blasting
to well at the center of Edinburgh last Thursday
The rock which he was blasting, wus twenty feet
below ground. He had drilled the rock, put in
the powder, and touched it off. The priming
flashed, the main blast was not effected. In about
an hour afterwards, as he was descending in
bucket, with bowl of powder, a spark which had
lodged in crevice of the rock, by the current of
air was drawn into the bowl of powder which ex-
ploded, burning and scorching his face and hands
in dreadful manner. DIR. Game of this vi,Iag.
from whom we obtained the above facts, infor ms
us that Matoon is doing WE'LL and will sustain nc
permanent injury from the accident.
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Read Tins,

It's 'true BILL" worthy of more than passing
thought. A brilliant gem whoever its author may
be:
He has not enemy in the world" HASN'T
Well, we sorry for him. For he has mighty
little character who has no enemies. He is no.
body, who has not pluck enough to get an enemy
Give us rather as ideal of virtue and manlinees
one who has many enc MOSQUE who has oandor,
and fearless love for the thing he to be right.
The man of earnest purposes, and strong will and
love of principle, for its own sake, must have
mics. But this SO far from being i'll, is to him good.
The strong tree is more deeply rooted and fasten-
ed in the soil By the blast than the summer breeze
A man never krows how much there is of him un-
til he has confronted and braved bitter opposition
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n We learn that at the Examination OF Teach-
ers on the Sd inst. certificates were granted to the
E,ljovyinp viz:
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q ES-A most splendid stock
- CT Embroidered collars do Underseves, do Un-
derhdkfs, do Linen Hdkfs, can be found at very low
prices at uoye,s
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Testimony Continued.

Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged attendance must
accord strictly with pu 1lished announcements.
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REMOVAL.

Oil, Tanners Oil. Whale
wi oil lard oil. barning fluid, supply just receivep
III ' SwIrTs.
October, 1853.
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Ravenna. Dec. 6. SO. 1919
Farmers Take Nor;ce.
SETTLE HIP
SI'R.4FED OR SIOLENt.

% I It1I1 Il d '1IL ~ OLEsF'
q ROM the subscriber, in Alwater on the
4 night the 4th. between 10 and II o'clock,
Dark Bay Horse, with Saddle and Birdie and sheep
shlnson the saddle, he about l6 hands high rather
lengthy in body and neck with rather bigh f small
ear, and Roman nose, few white hairs the top of
his neck caused by the collar and will show harness
marks Natural trotter, but will sometimes rack un-
der the Saddle; said horse years old last spring
MEoever will return said horse, give information
where he may be found shall be literally rewarded.
DAVID G. WALLER.
Atwatpr Dec & 53 loaok
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ROOTS AmD SHOES
MfLLINER

luiLIILIVERY Y.
MISS MILLER, would respectfully inform
" the Ladies of franklin and vicinity that she has
taken the house of Mr. Almon Buzeil, where
she intends keep hand good of fash
tonable hais also vevets sans silks, rbbon plumes
blonds sewing Silks &C.. good can be found in
the market.
franklin, Oct. 10. 1853. la4l-6W
Key TO Uncle 2 oRs3's a'abERe.
FESHiS long and anxiously looked for work,
& by Mrs. Stow, is Just receive and for sale at
UAIL's Book STORE.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853.
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II. L. Day,

kRESS Merinoes. Thibe, cloths,
ust received at n T Ms
Sept. 26.
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AH DELAl N ES-One case of 10 cent de-
W. Lain-s opened this day. They good ones
dec5 A V HoRR
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SllAWIS-Brochas. long and square Bay State, ant
~ every other styles, Just reed HoRR's.