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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
Ann F. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
Ravenna, Oct. II, 1858.
Quarterly HEee:ing of the Portage Coant
TeEnperance Alliance.

Quarterly HEeeEing of the Portage County
Temperance Alliance.
The quarterly meeting of the Portage County
Temperance Alliance will be held, pursu-
ant TO adjournment, at Ravenna. on the first
Thursday, The 3rd day of November next, at 0
O'Clock A NJ. Interesting speaking may be ex-
pected.
The Temperance men of Portage invited to
rally, hea ted and strong,t the aid of cause,
temporarily defeated, but which must soon prevail.
Friends of Temperance, and members of the
Alliance, Humanity bids US forward, and urges that
give not over Till the liquor tiaffic is banished
from the land.
In the name Of Philanthropy, let Us gather to-
gether for counsel anGfor work.
o. P. BROWN, President.
o. W. STRoNG, Secretary.
October, Is, 1853.
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Lad;es' Cozamfy Temperance Asii-


L:sdics' CGUnfy Temperance Ash
slssce.
The Portage County Ladies' Temperance Al
lance at rs meeting in Atwater, djourned TO meet
at GnrrettsVill. ou the first Thursday in Noyen-
ber at which time and place it was expected the
quarterly meeting ingoftheGentemen's of County Tenn
pelancc Alliance would be in session, but the Gen-
tlemen having held special meeting of their Al
lance at Garrettsviile on the 9Th inst, md in con
sequence having changed the place Of h"l.iing the
quarterly meeting. aud appointed it at Ravenna,
ii has upon some consultation heen deemed best
to change the place of holding the meeting of the
Ladies' Alliance:
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, that the
Portage County Ladies' Alliance will ho'd its
Quarterly Meeting, at Ravenna. on the fret
Thursday, (the Sd day. of November next, at 10
clock. A. NJ. Mrs. S. w. Orvis, of Charles
town, who was appointed for that purpose, at the
Atwater meeting, is expected TO address the Ali
auce. full attendance of the Temperance la
dies of the Comfy is earnestly requested.
HELEN l.. BOSTWICK, Pres't.
ANN f. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
Ravenna, Oct. II, 1858.
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The Wilson Family,

Will give concert of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. at Collins Hall this evening. Mr.. D. Wilson
and his two daughters Miss Helen, aged twelve
years, and Miss Olive, aged nine years, assisted
by Mr.. ]. Nj. Kimbal. comprise the troupe.
Their programme is filled with choice selec-
tions. All lovers of good music viii be in attend
ance.
The Fredonia IN. " Advertiser says:
tThe concert of the WILSON FAMILY last eve
ming proved very entertaining to The audience
The performance consisted ofa well chosen varie-
sy, and were executed with great skill and taste.
especially those of the young girls Miss HELEN
and OLIVE, whose presence constitutes rare fea-
ture OF attraction
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Runaway No. q.

Monday morning the horse of MIR. JOSEPH F.
CLAcKNER "went it on his own hook and smash
ed things. As Mr.. CLAcKNrR was getting into
his buggy. before he was fairly seated, his ''wi'd"
horse started suddenly, threw him from the buggy,
by which he received some slight injury. The
horse after running distance fell, and brought
his rapid career to close
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e LoRD's CINCINNATI DETEcToR, Oct. 18Th.
announces the blowing counerfeits-S South
Bank of Kentncky Russell Vile So; Bank f
Salipa, N. Y, IS. altered from Bank of Salina.
Michigan, old broken bank; Unadila Bauk,
N. Y, SIS, exceedingly well done; Bank of Agus-
Ia, Georgia 2's. LORDS DErEcroa is one Of the
few reliable publications of the kind in the country
Business men should surrly themselves with it
Terms Sl,25 monthly, $500 semi -monihiy.
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E We regret to learn that Conductor SEv-
aouR, of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, is
detained from his post, at his residence in this
village. by sickness. We hope soon 10 see him
upon duty again in better health than ever. Mr..
MALowNY, an attache of MIR. CLELAED's train,
takes the place of Mr.. SEYMOUR during his sick
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sew Millinery for the Ladies'.

MRS. E. T. RICHARDSON would respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies to her New Stock of
Millinery Goods which size is receiving and open
ing for the Fall trade She has splendid Satin
and Velvet Hats, and beautiful lot of Ribbons,
Gloves Embroidery, GmPs Velvet Ribbons and
Dress Gimps all styles. so Cloth for ladies' Coaks
Lace and Mourning Veis with variety of other
tcies. Size las also received her FALL FAsuIoNs for
Dresses ard Cluaks and IS ready 10 make to order.
She is prepared to clean and dress Straw and
Tuscan Bonnets in neat and fashionable shape
Please call and examine for yourselves. Shop at resi-
dence, main street. two donrs east of Judge Day
Ravenna, Oct Is, 1898. 1913 3m
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PROCL A NATION.
o. W. STRoNG, Secretary.
October, Is, 1858.

Frierde, countrJmen and lovers!-hear me for my
Cause and be silent that you may hear discard pref
ud;ce that YOU may believe and read facts that you
may act ntelligenty. Who, that is young, but val
the luxariant locks of youth and beauty! WHO,
that is mddle-aged but siudders at Grey Hairs.-
Who that is old, but would avert baldness9 Ifany,
speak.-for have 1 offended. As none speak, then
have offended in addressing twenty-four mill
ion people.
Not OF these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons Katharon, for Preserving Re-
storing and Beautifyng tie lair, hut will proclaim It's
beneficial effects far and One trial will
tie most ncredulous. Sold uniform for 25 cents by
every Druggist in America.
d. S. BARNES. Proprietor,
I243 I'm l6l Broadway, New York.
See the advertisement in another column of Stablers
''Good Mcdisines;" they are not recommended as
Cure Ais, but efficient remedies for the diseases
named, having received the highest encomiums from
Physicians Apothecaries and Soreheepers who have
used hem sold them and multitude ofcases hearl
of their good effects. Give them trial ana tell you
friencs of the result
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S1Hs--O SSa1S O1 Z q sVE1sEz 4 EUPGzEJa
THE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
L at his residence one hi!e est Of The Village of Ra-
We nna on Saturday The 2Sd day OF October nst the
iol towing property: Ore .cke of Working Cattle one
s. Il an OF horses ccws, yearlIrg heifcr Calves
IN enc TWO horse carriage. double harness.
E'onghs, one drag chains scythcs &c
a iS',, ~ OF 10 ion 81 hay in the now quantity of
CO III, oa:s, potatoes and fuckwheat -
Also, loi of hous ehCld G.rnitrre co1s:s,;, r.tI
ch airs stands locking glasses feaher beds, brdseadS
oking stoves carpets full of china one globe
one b0o Gaze and many other articles So"
Also lot of books, aneng whch will he Offered ono
set of arks Commentaries in six oiumcs
Sale to commerce al 10 O'clock a. Nj.
TIE BMS:-For al! suIns FIVE collars notes with
approved security payable in six mc1hs with interest
from date, will be received
L8URIN DEWEY,
Ravenna October 18Th 1853. ,=''-' " 1921 "
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Be KIED--The kind word is easier, better sPo-
ken, than The harsh, unkind expression. Act kind
iy. Actions speak loud y. The angry gesture
Injuries u.s. and hurts the, perhaps. innocent cause
oft. If one differs with upon some subject, 1t
may Re honesily-we must reason kindly, anger
blinds our ow q perceptions and. makes, not con-
vert. but, mayhap enemy. Kindness, is true
poiteness. five feel kindly, we act eonrteoas'y,
politely, and win true friends by our urbaniiy.
in our intercourse with the world we show cold
ness. rough, overbesring, nulish disposition
friends will be few, we make others unhappy. and
are miserable ourselves. Speak gently to the er-
ring. They are oftener sinned against than
sinniDg-a kind word may show them their error.
and stern, severe and cruel treatment, drive them
onward to destruction.
''Oh gently scan your brother man;
Still genter sister woman-
Tho they may gang kennipg wrang;
To step aside is human.
One point must still be greatly dark,
The motive aohy they do it;
And just as lau1ey can ye mark,
How far peLheps they rue it,"
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OR
Satanic, TJCFNSF


SATANIC LICENSE.
1t will be l2mo volume of about 800 pages
bound in cloth. 1t is written with great power
and beauty, and depicts US with letters of fire.
the dreadful evils which follow in the train Of
disIiling, vending, aud selling arden. spirits;
and the absolute necessity Of prohbtory laws
10 prevent its sale and use, The contents of
this. thrilling work, which is destined 10 cause
commo'ion in :he world, are as follows:
CHATTER l.-Usages of Society-Effects.
'II.-Shocking results.
lI,-Eptering the Vortex.
IV,-The Villa.
V.-The LowIy Cot.
VI.-The Board of Excises.
VII.-The Satanic License - Horrible
Dream.
VITI.-The Temperance Meeting
IX.-i'he Change
X.-Resuming the Work Of Death.
Xl.-The Petition.
Xll.-The issue.
XlII.-The Experience Meeting.
XlV--Viany Detscied.
XV.--A Pocket Argument.
XVI-Force of Public Sentiment.
XVIII.--Leginat Fruits.
NlX--The Closing Scene.
We bespeek the cooperation of Temperance
organizations and individual friends of Ten
peranc, in vigorous circulation Of this work
Place a copy in every family IN the land. anc
Gramseiling will soon cease.
JEwETT, PRooroR & WoRTHINoToN.
1885 4w Cleveland, Ohio
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The Fredonia IN. W Advertiser says:

E% The Clevland Herald of yesterday says. on
Saturday BRA1NERD &c Co. sold Sl,625 worth Of
Pianos One worth $3.50. was purchased by Ra-
venuian; a second worth $3.50, went to Masson;
and two others worth $425 and $500 each, TO
houses in Cleveland.
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Garrison speaks.

WIZ. LoYD GARRISON, who is an Anti -Sa
very mission in the west. will speak at the Free
Church on Friday the 25th, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. M.
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NOTICE.

The State of Ohio. Attachment in civil action at The
Portage geo 6cnny G S. instance of j. Ii Day. an order
JuGson II. Day, plaintiff, a This day
issued by
Daniel johnson, defendant Ambrose Culver, JUS
tice nfe Peace OF Atwater nship Portage County
against Daniel johnson and his property and effects for
the ofthirteen dollars and cighytTee cents, the
said Daniel JohuseD is resident OF said County.
J. IL. DA Y.
Dated this 18th day ofOcober: A. d. 1853.
l243 3A*
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D~ We were shown fine daug gerreotype, a
group of eight persons, taken by the inimitabls
MATHEWS last week.as we have ever seen.
During the few past days of fine weather. his
rooms have been crowded MATHEWS can't be
beaten artist. Just try him.
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iY' In lookiAg over " exchange " the other
day, eye lit upon the following worry expressive
definition of old fogy." The "old fogies
ought to be ashamed, to think that they belong to
such class. De6nition-"An old fogy-one who
SITS on the shirt tail of progress, and cries Whoa.
Whoa"
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Court

Adjourned last Wednesday. But little business
Of public importance interest was transacted.
No criminal cases were tried the absconding
prisoners not having been re-taken. In fact, no
great effort was ma1a for their recapture.
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Public Examination.

We learn that at the Examination of School
Teachers. held on Monday there were 3s candi-
dates. and that certificates were granted to the
following, viz.
B. H. Herrick, emo.
G. H. Sperry, emo.
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad

CEeVeHnDO lEfd EiesDurgR EsAHTO3d.
We pleased to learn that the business Of
this excellent road is rapidly increasing. The
large freight depot in this village, which when
built, was considered tmple for years to come, is
found much too smu.l to nc accommodate the heavy
business this point. The Ulcers of the c. & p.
Road are competent gentlemen, in whose care the
business and prosperity of the road is daily ncreas-
ing. No road can boast OF able President
and Board of Directors.
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New Arrival
OF
ROOTS AND SHOES.

TKNIIE subscribers have just received and fresh
stock of Eastern made boots and shoes. which with
of ali kinds enables them offer superior Inducements
purchasers give them call before purchasing else
where they believe the quality and prices OF helr
stock will such wish purchase good article Vi
boots and shoes for the least money. a
general supply of the first quality OF
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
p-h - ars -, .,Ir .kip, moroccos Innings, lasts
6ndinos SO will be kept constantly on hand and sold
,t n small advance on cost for ready pay.
WANTED ID.
or good Journcymcn Boot Makers
n-y- Cash paid 70, beef hides
RavSnns, Sept, Al. 1853
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u Esos P. BRAINEHD, Esq, of Ravenna, has
been appointed and entered upon the duties Of
Cashier of ths Franklin Bank Estate Stock) of
Portage County. Our friend Brainerd will make
a tin TOP Cashier,
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NEw MILLINERY GooDs.-We take pleasure
in calling attention to the advertisement of Mrs.
RICHARDSON in to-days paper. Mrs. R. is lady
of most excellent taste and thorough experience in
the business, and has selected stock of rich rare
and beautiful goods, which she offers to the lady
public. Ladies will find it for their interest to
call upon her, at her residence on Main StIees,
about 20 rods east OF the Ohio Star office
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN X. r. Co.
- Franklin. June llth 1853.

At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
rem r. II. Co.. this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz Ten per cent pay
able July 1868, and assessment of ten per cent at
the end OF each succeeding sixty days until the whole
amount is paia
1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
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Y u q D ~ 1 Z s.

Ravenna, Sent. Goth 1853.
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Ciecrland. Ohio.
JOHN R.~SURBURG, Proprietor,
FISHES PATI;NF 1zETAEEC Asg-TEGrFr.
HURIAI CASES

Il surIment OF the above of various sizes from
wo feet six inches feet inches long; pat
terms and finish, richly covered with hroadclnth
ant SILVER fnountinGs These scentif
c improvG ment and arc ist laking place of the
sens yrsEl. IN arfire IN hi. line are respectfully invi
ted to c examine ruertS ofthese for them
selves.
All orders, hy telegraph otherwise, will be prompt
" aItcued KeaGy made shrouds of rich and plain
material hept ccnstulily hand No attention need
he paid H. OF dsneres underiakers
SarcoPaeus ware-Tnnm on Erie street. between Euclid
and Prospect, Cleveland Ohio.
n. B.-A modern styled hearse always in readiness,
when wanted 1913 BIN ID w. DUTY.
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NEW FALL
wgwTER GOODS

WINTER GUUDS-
~ GREENfl!tLUER. has Isl received the
arges, and most splendid stock of the best and latest
style OF Fall aud Winter Goods brought to this
ton of the country which for STYLE finish and durability,
cannot be surpassed My stock of coats consists of
the following kinds pilot, beaver mohair nierhead pc
terslam blanket, felt. broad cloth, and satinet
also an endless variety dress sack and box coats
pants vests and boys clothing of every KIND, quality and
color.
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
yaI,Iers drawers socks gloves, cryats stocks neck ties
sllspenders handkercie shirts, collars trunks valses
carpet bags umbrellas india FuhbeI asegns etc etc
Gene one come all and give call
AndI will try to suityou all.
c. GREENFIELDER.
Enrn,ra Sert GGtll 1853.
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Ohio ana PennsyIvamia Canal.

We are informed by Mr.. LowRIE the Superin-
tendent of this section, that during the past Sum
mer the business on this thorous shfare has been
large. Boats have run in great numbers, and a
heavier amount of business has been transacted
than in several previous years.
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C. & p. Railroad.

An arrangement has been effected. so that the
cars on the above Road will again connect with
those of the o. and P. Railroad. at Alliance. An
other train will be required on The c. & P. R. R
The now heavy business of this road Will be large
ly increased by this arrangement.
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Myers Extract Of EsoeE1 Rose.

scrofuYaxss In s;an,alioa rs the Hip = oinss.
NV sen Charles Las teen sfliicfd with inflammation
ofthe hip Joints Al tkc age of Eve lie first attack
ed inflammation increased until the hip was very badly
dis eascd and the joint seriously affected his leg drawn
IN so that il was impossible to stFaiGhon it, profess
sor of sroerv gave his dec ed opinion that the leg
would never heal and that tie young would dnever
walk again The disease increased rapidly HAT for
twoani half years he only walked with crutch and
the efforts exercise the limb was attended with great
pam, go tha, he could sleep. watched him
fenvely that for FIVE months did rot have full
nights rest he had been treated by distinguished med
ical rraetrtioner by leecning bs;erng. &C.. be had
also been sxfure the Medical Cn'iqHe of Yale ocge
The remedies they recommended faithfully
tried hut v,fhout avail THIS his disease AID dread
rl condition eighteen monhs since whenhe comraenc
ed taking MYERS Rock Rose One bottle was bat part
Iy taken when he was much better, continuing uni
tire bottles had been taken, when entirely
completed now lie is in excellent health This is The
testimony of and can he coTrohoTa'ed by addressing
MRS. CATHEl,iNE McGlLL,
3 "a Wallace ST.. New Haven, CT.
Or can be fully by hun ireds of witnesses
or by addressing line to Rev. w. w. Belden, New
Haven, CT. 1919
O. For sale in Ravenna, by C. Hatch, and wholesale
by W N. KohlS Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents
for the
~ 1t should be antrersaHy kaete't-for it is strictly
rue-that indigestion is the parent OF large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysente darrhna cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH are gen
Grated by Indigestion alone Think of that dyspeptcs
think of it all who suffer from disordered stomachs and
you willing be guided by advice, founded upon
perience, resort at don't delay day. to Hoofand:
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which, as
Alternative curative and invgoran stands alone and
approached General depot 12O Arch street. We have
tried these Bters and know they excellent for the
diseases specified above-PhilGde}ph,a City Item.
Public Examination.
The remaining Fall Sessions of the Board of Schoo
examiners, will be held at Ravenna, as follows, viz
lst.-Friday, October l4th,
2nd-Monday, October Gath,
3rd-Monday, November 7th,
4tI-Monday, November 2 lst.
The sessions commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. NJ
other sessions will be held this fall
| l240-7w A. NJ. PRATT. Clerk.
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Il Read the excellent speech Of Hon. JoHH
P. HALE. in New Yolk. found the fist pnge
Of to-days paper.
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On the 17th inst-Abbott Lawrence, the Bos-
ton Millionaire intends giving another $50 GOO to
the Lawrence Scientific Sciiooii1 Canlbridge-
More than three quarters OF million dollars have
been invested in business and public buildings in
Cleveland this year, and above 1915, 600 in dwell
lngs, so says the HsrdId-The seconds of Sui
Ii an and Morrisey had a brutal fight afier their
principals had got through in which one had his
bitten off by his oPponeut-Mrs. Sinclair. late
Mrs. Edwin Forrest, has purchased the San Fran
sisco Theatre, the largest in the country-A
John Lamb is in Jail in Cincinnati for Inurderinga
woman under aggravated circumstances. His
name should be anythiog bat Lsmb-Flve fires
occurred in Milwaukee on the night of the 10Th
inst. They were all the work of ineeudiaI les. A
large warehouse filed with uerchar dize was burn
ed, loss, 50,060. The entire baggage Of fifty fam
lies just landed from the boats were des,royed al
SO six hundred birrels of apples--Rufus Nut
ting, of the Illinois College is be the orator at
the next commencement of The Western Reserve
ColIege-The Canton Democrut states that on
the 18th a collision occurred upon the Cleveland
and Columbus r. R. by which man ana woman
were killed, and others badly injured-Dcke
has cleared $4,000 by his Bleak House-The
Q MON county Fair came off on the goth and 21st
insts-The number OF exhibitors who display
their wares at the Crystal Parce is six thousand
Ono drachm of SuIphuric acid rubbed up in
ounce Of fresh lard, and applied several times
day, is said to be a certain cure for ringworms-
Warren jenkins has retn ed from the editorial de-
partment of the Ohio Temperance Advoeate-
The fire department of New York city had their
annual jubilee last week-S3, 00e 900, of the
stok of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad has been
taken. A company of engineers start for Rio
Grande on the s6th to make surveys.
RAaT.-For coughs and common colds, The Cher
~ Expectornnt, may without any exception, be
recommended the best medical preparation ex-
tant. 1t is also an invaluable and iufa!ibe teme-
dy for Group, asthma aud bronchitis. So powerful
its medical qualities that persons suffering with
the consumption are sure to iad relief if hot per-
mauent cure.
We speak 'by the Card and know that we.
well several of our acquaintances, hnve found
benefit and relief from the use of this excellent
medicine. Let no one suffer with coughs and
colds which so prevalent at this
The above panacea is for sale by Curtis Hatch,
| Druggist. Post Office, where every thing in his
line can be found in any quantity best quality and
| price right.
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E We regret 70 be obliged 10 omit several
new advertisements this week. Our friends we
trust viii bear with US. All right next week.
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u DR.. IL. TUBES, Analytieai Physician, will
be at his in the Prentiss House. Saturday
afternoon and Monday, 26th and 28th of Novesn
her.
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abOr Saving Machine.

FEYHE Subscriber hnving purchased STPR7
z RIDB pIAI2IIT1G MAG ginI171a, wish
es to inform public generally that he is prepared to
plane Tongue and Groove Flooring to order short
tice also 10 dress to any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide at much less rate than it
be done for by hand. All who wish to save money will
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine All work will be done in workmanlike manner.
RE3- Please give him call at Messrs. Hitchcock & NJ
Cuns new steam works few rods south of the Court
House GEORGE MELWAIN.
Ravenra, July 9th. 1853. l2@7-ly
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q Proceedings of the Edinburgh Quarterly
Conference. will be inserted next week.
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Y GRAHAM for November is received 1t i,
as usual very readable.
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a IL persons having notes or book accounts 18th j.
e ii Roslvick & Co. vii! please cali an settle he
fore the first of Noy ember pay cost of collection We
wish to settle with every before going TO Ravenna
where we-are in hopes Of zoe iting in The fall.
NJ b. We intend to commmence business upon the
only correct prieple; No trust, but goods sold cheap
for cash and produce
Camphesport, Sept. 9Th, 1853. ..
sESiN WARE.-A general assortment for
IA sale ot RAwaoN's