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CLOTHINGi CLOT4LNGH
Second Edition of Oak Hall.

A RE now receiving large supply of Fall and
n Winter Clothing, such Over Goats. Dress Goats
cts &c. 800 pair Pantaoons all styles Vests of every
quality 100 pair Over Ais Shirts Under Shirts Drawers
Gloves Hosiery, Stocks and Crpyats all Of which VIII be
sold cheap Mt the new store of II L q DAY.
November 2. 1852:
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MILO CoNsUMPFloN.-This is another

INF LID C0NSU mp TiON.-This is another
nE form of Consumption in which
"PRoCRAsrINaTioN is THE THIEF OF TINE,
In an awful sense for i often terminates in
deathdfom negleciig TO give this disase early
treatment.
Thousands are dying whose lives might be
saved by ti!a timely Use of Wisar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, few days may
mike fatal difference 10 the progress of con-
suuiptive symptoms.
The chances of success increase greatly with
the earliness oi treatment. Although in cases
seemingly Desperate. -Wislar's Balsam has per-
formed cures that are seemingly miraculous.
tn it is advisable to lake The Balsam on the
appearance OF the FIST s. mpionls.
The following have Just fectiyed from
Messrs. Fall. McCrackep s. Co., agents for the
sale of Wislss's Rulaam Of Wild Cherry, at Las
caster, OLie.
o. TO THE PUBLIC. -fn
a feel ii my duly, an act OF kindness to
the afflicted 10 inform them what Wlsiar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry has done for my daughter.
rhers Is many a parent who has given up be-
loved daughter sou, as prey to that fell
DESTROYER Con, umption. They have, (as have
done, tried al! the most skHiul and eminent
physicians " thin lheie knowledge, and all of
the most poEua ar remedies that seemed to hold
out some hope for q coninuaGce oil llte, without !
get ing any relief,
GF To all such who Ike me have been seeks,
irg with uembiilg bope for some remsdy or real
efficiency, ! would say seek no farther, but try
a, once Dr. WiAar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
My daughter Sarah Jane. aged II years, whose
lie for some months had been despoired Of, and
was supposed sure prey TO Consumption, has
been cured! lGstoted TO perfect health! and that
10. by using 1--WE bottles Of Or. Wislat's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN CoULS1N.
Greenfield Tp., Fairfield Co.. Ohio.
March 18th, 1914.
AGENTS.
Curtis Hatch. Ravenna; Walter Dickinsor,.
Randoph; Gibbs s. Day, Deerfiel6; G.. S. Par
| sons, Windham; Joseph 9ozen, J. II. Spragps,
Garreitsvie; r. r. Cummins, Akron; a. v.
Herr, Shalarsple; ]. B. Whedon Huason;
Dow g. Co., Cuyahoga Fallsi II, & ts. Gaylord
Cleveland; ]. w. Cone & Co, Franklin Mills
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a Messrs. GilIett and Bigelow Of the State
Legislature will accept our thanks for Documents
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n We regret that the Edinburgh Proceedings
are crowded out this week. They win appear in
our next.
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N O TT

NJ Another Scientific neutrality-suspicious. TO Dys-
peptlcs-Dr j. s. Houghtons Pepsin, the digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, the
fourth Stomach the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
big, the grent physiological Chemist, by j. S. Hough
ion, NJ. ID. Philadelphia This is truly wonderful rem
ody for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundice, liver compliant
constipation and debility curing natures own agent
's Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing scientific esi
d.nce ofts value furnished by agents gratis. See no
iiee among the medical advertisements. 1i621l
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THE OHIO STAR.

n Messrs. Giddings and Newton will accept
our thanks for documents from. Washington.
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JONATHAN CoULs1N.
Greenfield Tp., Fairfield Co., Ohio. ,
March 18th, 1914.


FUNHE BEST and cheapest silk Hats ever
n brought te this county, can be fousdat
RevELL 4 Co.'S.
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A Werfl,x Example.

We are informed that Mrs. t. H. Bsckwith of
this place has received One thousand Dollars
from the Hartford Life Insurance Company,
through the kind forethought of her late husband,
deceased. 10 providing Policy Of Insurance on his
own life for that amount, few months before his
death. This case nffords practical example of
:he utility of Life Insurance which can be appreci
ated by citizens well as by the recipients of
the benefit. The moral tendencies and social ad-
vaptages of the system should recommend it to the
epotronage and encouragement of every true phi
lshthro list and christian. Some of the most learn
ed and benevolent men of the aga have given it
their approval, and co-opsra,ion.
Lord Broaghanl says, "Associations for The as
surance of lives are to be ranked among tie very
noblest institution, Of civilized society, and their
usefulness can be attested by thousands of happy
and independent families rescued by their means
from the bitterness of poverty, and the degrada-
tioa of eharty.''
Benjamin Fraaks;n has recorded his opinion as
follows: "My object is not to uuderyalue beneficial
societies. but 10 call the attention of tie consdsrate
and proUideat 10 the fact that policy of life in.
Surancs is the cheapest and safest mode of making
il certain provision for ones family. 1t is time
our people understood and practiced more general
Iy life insurance. Many widow aud orphan have
had great to be grateful that the advantages
of life insurance were understood and embraced
BY ihahusband, and fathers
Our citizens pay out annually large sums for fire
Insurance., because 10 case of loss they will then.
sslues derive the benefit. Incur struggles to amass
property for ourselves we are apt 10 become in
voved in business liabilities, SO that when called
away suddenly it yanishes in the hunds of admin
istrators. legal officers, and dishonest creditors
and We know not how, much or little may be left
for our children. BY a Policy of Life Insurance
We put competence for them beyond all these
contingencies. We place it ont of the reach even
Of our own debts. :. Ii man provide not for his
own household, he hath denied the faith, and is
Worse Than infJeI..'
We have been shown certificate from large
number Of the 6rst men in Connecticut in regard
TO the soundness aud responsibility of the Har. ford
L f. Insurance Company, which enables US to at
test that we have doubt that the interests of u
its patrons safe, and viii be protected.
This Company also makes insurance for any
tum under Five Thousand Dollars, to be pail upor
arriving at certain age, say fifty, fifty -ive ol
sixty aud 10 the hers assigns if the insured die
before that time. This is an excellent plan fo
those who wish to make certain provision for oil,
age. HESRY A. SwIFr is the Agent for Postag
County.
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GB- THE BEsr POSSIBLE REMEDY Foa CoNsUAF-
Tros tWisars BaIsam of Wild Chsry just the RENE
dy that pure minded unprejndieed man. thoroughly ae-
quainted with every system Of practice and weii acquan
ed with the whole Materia Medica and experienced in
general practce would recommend the best possible
remedy for the curo of Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis
and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medicinal r
tues of the Wild Cherry and the Fir which combined
and embodied in their power in this article.
By nice chemical process everything deleterious
Us ess rejected so that what remains is the most extra
ordinary and truly efcaeious remedy for all kinds ofpul
fnonary and liver diseases ever known to man.
G5r See advertisement.
PolsisrrG-ThouSands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed OF Castor Oil caIomei ARE aware that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases. such rs
salvation, Loss of sight. weakness of limbs. DC
In another column will be found the advertisement of
IIobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
Of all directly interested in their wei as their c
drens heuth In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type shoud make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills
NJ s'BE NOT DEcEIYED," bnt ask for Hobensaek's s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofte Aropric,or J. N Hobcnsack
else are genuine.
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Notice.

ENOtice.
yyE Partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
D. King & Buzzell has been dissolved by mutual eon-
sent Ali persons having unsettled with said r
are hereby called upon for an immediate settlement Of
counts FHEDEhICh 1. n y y u
Ravenna, Dec. 27, 1852. OZIAS s. BUZZELL.
N b. All unsettled accounts with the late firm OF King
g. Co., must be Immediately adjusted as am about to
change my business and must close up all unsettled mat
ters. u. +. KIM. /.
! Dec. 27. leSe-sv
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S. R AW SON,
(SUCCESSOR TO M. HULBERT.'

AAVENNA. OHIO.
RRASS Founder, Copper Smith. Tin and
IL Sheet Iron Worker-keeps on hand gen.
eral assortment of Stoves. Stove pipe, Iron. and
sheet Iron ware. Also Brass and Copper Ket-
ties, Chain pump', Casl Iron Revolving pumps
Lead pipe, Sad Irons. Brass and Copper cast,
ings Gun trimmings &c.
Also, Tin Roofing Guitars and spoding pul
up al short notice:
To Job Work done 10 order aud most kinds
Of produce taken in exchange. A few doors
south Of the Court House.
s. RAwsoN.
Ravenna Jan. 25. 1858. 1904
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VcrBRaish Dcsgr0ycd
WITHOUT FAIL IN Any LNSTANCEIt
n EyIS' Vermin DESTROYER. promises complete rid
M dance Of Rats Nice Bedbugs and all other Vermin
very Innocent containing particle of Posn, but
when combined create gas which explodes the stomach
and consequently destroys life in a short tne. As
has affected the stomach the article becomes neurzed
and will affect nothing thereafter; that there be
danger in its use. under any circumstances.
For sale BY Il. SWIFT.
Psice 25 Cents per Bor. Ravenna O.
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MILL SA WI

N rlCE.
LII persens indebted to the firm Of Rowell
n & Co, either by book account requested
can othe undersigned and make immediate payment
ROWELL& & BROTHER.
Rayenna. January 10th. 1853.
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A LII persons owing by mole or having ur
"a settled occonnis with the subscribers request
ed 10 call and settle the same without further noiIre
SA& K A GiLLETT.
Rayenna January 22 1853.
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NARMERS HATS.-A good Silk Hat for
q Farmers. which will last several years. can be
purchased for So. 03 Mt JAS. TWIFT.
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AGENCY.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING.
IA ton C.The undersigned oHers his services in the
prosecution Of claims before Congres and the
parments and for the transaction Of
attention at the capital Persons having business With the
Patent Indian Land Pension Ofces any Of the
partment or in the Supreme Court Of the United States
rely prompt and faithful attention TO their
ests Enjoying extensive foreign uantanoe will
detake sDd be responsible for the safe transmission Of
stocks money to portion Of Europe and
be paid to the collection Of foreign claims
will be furnished with special references In whatever State
they may reside and In the prominent cities Europe
Washin gton, April /. 1858 JOS G. O. KENNEDY
GILBERT 4 cos INTERNATIONAL AGENCY,
" rooms 81 to 81 Trinity Building, No III Broadway,
for negotiating the purchase and sale of bonds
curites mineral lands, mining rights pstant rights copy
rights shares, DC. J. w. BEEBEE.
G, J. GILBERT.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Merchants Valparaiso
vfLLiAs y. EYE, y. A. RIcHARDeor, AUGUSTUS
References.
SArrfAeo-Hon Bailie Peyton
VALPA ATso-hessrs. Alison Co, Hemenway Co.
PArAHA-Messrs Corwne Bro a Co. Garrison a Frets
LlvrrpooL-Messrs. Bowman, Crinnsli a Co., william
Jackson, ESQ.
Hrw YoRR-Messrs. y x. Collins A Co, Goodhue h Co..
Capt. Ezra Nyo, steamer Pacific.
BhLrIsopE-Mossrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas j.
Band Co., White h Elder.
san FRANoIsoo-Messrs Flint Peabody 4 Co., Husssy
Bond Hale Chas Dosne, Rsq, !, II. Lyon, Esq.
BosTon-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard, ESQ, T., d. Brigham
Co, Glidden A Williams
CArror-Nys Psrkin Co,
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EXTRA cay.

LNxTRA PAY TO THE NAvY.-TO THE OFFICERS
~ and sailors 40 OF United States Navy who
u Tie Psei6e during the Mexican at any time frcn
1916 to t52 Call ut the subscriber. extra ONCE and
g. ne eSp1e,ts double pay granted you ~ Congress.
Navy ~ South william street, below W all street
TYNITgp STATES sEhMtN'S EXTRA PAY 0FFIcR
~ On Wall street. front otce, second B"or,oicers
men and marines the loyal of Snoh VII
served In United States vessel the Pache
Juno. 1876 TO February iHs are entitled to double pa
Apply ~ above. v. KOwIn0. Arrest
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COAL.

,ohL-CHEAP AND GOOD.-ABOUr $50 TONS or
con- nov senr on in small quantities to close the con
III ~ e oiioping low prices ash stove aud egg
Eer ton u 10 ~lite do DO 81 80 ODELLS coal yard re
avenue between Twenty and Twenty fourth ss
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C100 mn IN BRANDIEs, WINES, WuISKgY5
RIOO.OOO gin rum cprdials syrsps sc. WIN. II
lNDFRHILL offers the 10 all the different graiea
twenty cent below other house Dealers and families
are respectfully invited to call and judge for themselves
a5U Broome street.
TS0 BARRELS OF DOVES FALKIRK, CAMP
CO lels and Yourger's SEQ tch ale Bass Aisops East
India pale ale Philadelphia pale ale Guinness aud Maud
crs XXX font London stout and porter philsdephA
ter and xxx stout equal to imported for sale to
dealers families, by W. ii. UNDERHlLL $50 Broome
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nRESS GOODS FOR CASH. uOXIE JK NO n
Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
ana offers for sale large and attractive stock Of silks
fancy dress goods printed lawns and aoonets bar., lie
@ne pam and printed bareges plain and striped popia
prints linens nEhahs, white goods &C. mostly from an
ton Also full Assortment Of domestcs for casa 4,
prices from 10 TO 10 cent lower thar sbey bought
n the credit - 1870
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NOTIcE.-ALL PERSONS HOLDING DRAFTS Oh
IN passage tickets the late firm of p. W Byrnes
Liverpool requested present the
ths undersigned they being authorized to compromise
8 arc named in lists in their possession
J. y. BAKER CO., l09 w all street
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MONEY, IN SUMS OF S. TO 5000, TO LOAN ON
M deposit of Watches jewelry diamonds cloths silks
atns pianos, and most kinds Of al
the Life and Office,
Office hours from 10 to o'clock. p S-Wil on the
LIST Of May to No. Chambers street.
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CTABLE TO LET-IN SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR
- the Third avenne year with thu privilege OF Ave- it
stalls everything complete
establishments. Rent 500 For further in
quire Of EDWARD KELLEY, 50 East T.rt ,entn street
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WbNTFD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
W young to do chambers and plain wing
81 70 take care Of children in pecta5e private family
Good city Reference Please call at ls5 Twenty-eiEhth
fortwo days.
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CTABLE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
for sale his stable stock Of horses carriages &C. with
the good will Of tho business and stable to rent II has
been established twelve years and tie business
ly increasing and wanting attention than sub
scriber can give it, viii be found good
any person to engage in it, Terms cash. HENRY STIFF
81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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DRIvATE STABLES TO RENT-NO. q WEST
Twenty second street; also part of the stables next
door No 23 possession Immediately Apply pre-
misses, No 70, to THOMAS uASBROOK, Coachman.
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WhNTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w assietsut nurse, by young we'll mnended
Apply at her present place No o Fourth street Tor two
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"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND GEN
w tlemAn furnishing store must be German and
well reeommended pply ut Pattons shirt mandatory
wanted - -
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TITS NOT ALONE THE UNION THROUGH
That Lyons Powder g famed
For killing all the insect crew,
However classed named.
In England, too, its wondrous power
Is owned by great and small.
And, scattering death, its dusty shower
Desecnds in hut an hall.
But, late there came the ocean o er
medal rich and rare,
To Lyon, sent from Britan's shore
A prize from the Worlds Fair.
Lyon has received through the President Of tho United
States letter announcing the receipt of medal certi6
cate &C. awarded 70 him the exhibitor of Magnetic
Powder In the Crystal Palace Call and his
ter, &c, at LYONS Depot, 424 Broadway.
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~JNANTRD-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A
situation as seamstress, has objection TO
Df growing children to travel with lad
street
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ENOR saba SPLENDID ROAM HORSE, EIGHTEEN
hands high pony buiis, Elk old, sound and kind in
double single harness; suitable for family
Will be sold cheap the has further for him.
May be seen at CASSIDY fAGAN'S, "a Twenty second
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dor SALE-A COACH AND HARNESS WHICH HAVE
been carefully used about year. also, second
hand top wagons Apply at BARRs stable No. IS Frank
lin street.
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A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF THE FIRST RESPEC.
"A liability being somewhat reduced in crcumsta il
DESTROYS Of meeting with gentleman who would assist her
with two hundred dollars and in return receive pleasant
with board, where all tho comforts may
enjoyed Address s. s., Broadway Post Oiioe, stating
wher interview may be hnd.
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G7E0 00O TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL Es.
Mgtou fer ea!e, prize 81 000S 0DD remain
ric loIae in Jersey y e. 500 for S and other
pro perty in and neer the city.
+. vIsSCHER CO., lOe Nassau street.
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nEAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SUM
FROM 81 and ngTards payable at sight are issued Y
the Subscribers. BOWMAN, CRINNELL 4 co, No
South street. sole agents for the swallow Tail Linz
Of Liverpool aud London packet ships
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yNANTED-A YOUNG NAN, CAPABLE OF TAKING
w charge Of and conducting properly, billiard
He must be thoroughly acquainted with the business
mus come well recommended for honesty, steadness and
sobrety Apply at the St. Charles 37 Broadway after Il
O'Clock, N.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CON
~ Pany April H. The president and dire
this day aocared dividend Of five 4
stock OF the company ending LIST Tehru
last payable to the stockholders after
the I'd May next The transfer book will be
18th inst. to tho above date. b, order
c. L. IvERIrT Secretary
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nOKsEs, oA.ssAsss, -.

A BLACK CANADIAN PONY FOR SALE JCSl
~ from Canada fourteen hands hi n old sa
slrins perfectly sound and kind mile inside
4 Giut tos without training and excellent sadi
Horse Can be by applying st l66 Eighth
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JNANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young girl as nurse or as chambermad and waiter in
small private family The best Of city reference he
given Please call at us Eleventh avenues
and d, third floor front Can be days
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STABLE TO LET-sITUArED IN AMITY PLACE,
~ near Bleecker street. Inquire Of
JOHN w. MORGAN, No. z Barclay street

CTABLE TO LET.-A FIRSTRATE STABLE, III A
- good location below Canal street and Broadway
For particulars apply at 20 Broadway No H. up
stairs
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo-
w men situaons cook who perfectly understands
l,r Ienes and is good bread baker and pastry cook
aud porte y understands TIE entirc management OF milk
tutter Ito other chsmbermaid waiter; IL an
etcnt iruner objection to go to the country
I.0fe III corner Twentysecond street and seventh
aut u Takers store, best Of city reforonoe given
N&A " pstAier two days,
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WbNTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do chamberwork, plain sewing and
take the of children to do the general housework
email priv ate family No objection to travel Good city
reference given Inquire S Mott Can be
two days
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as cook, washer and ironer, do
berwork and assist in washing and ironing has
tion to in the for the The
references given. Please call for two days First
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90 nG0 Liberal CASH ADVANCES MADE
.pC.UUO. watches merchandise Of every descrip
on Persons i'll want of money for short periods
instantly accommodated. Apply a. lo2 Nassau street,
room No IA.