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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-16
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A new Post Office has been established at Frank
lnitownship Ceumbiapa county ,af a station of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, called Sum
mtylle.
The Mahonipg Free Democrat has introduced
local column to its readers. D. S. Elliott local
editor.
The first Virginia State Fair occurred the fist
week n November. The attendance was large
SIR. Edmunds, delivered the address. Gen. Scott
and Ex President Tyler also made short address
es.
large fire occurret 10 Green Bay a few days
since. 80 buildings We're burned. The loss IS
estimated at upwards of 100000. Insurance
light
powder mill exploded On the 5th inst near
Boston. Five men were killed.
The cotton crop of Alabama promises to be very
good.
Yankee Sullivan, the prize fighter is in Jail in
Lenox Mass. The penalty for pize fighting in
that Stute is five years Imprisonment and $500
fac.
In twenty five Telegraph offices in the U"ited
States Ladies the operators. TIE cashier OF
the Bank Of Chicago is lacy.
Punch speaking of the ridiculous manner in
which the Indies bow their boBnets, says that
ow az their gowns are, the bonnets will soon be
,ower, and that the ladies', for couvenienee SAFE,
lwill shortly be wearing them tied 10 the end of
their dresses.
Rev. DR.. A ken, n. 5. P. and Rev. Mr.. Brown
o. s. P. of Cleveland, through the columns of the
Heratd have been giving each o'her fits, and
discussing the merits of the7two sects which they
represent in that city.
A boy in Salem, Mass was fined S5, for mutt
ating hand bill posted up in that city The boys
in these paris should tsko warning unless they de-
sire to foot the bills.
Lucretil Mott, and Lucy Stone have been lee
turing in Kentucky with great eciut.
Rev.Mr +. Str.e5y for twelve years pastor o't'ie
Congregational Church in Mt. Vernon has taken
charge Of church in Syracuse, N. Y.
One sixth of the Eoglish people gain their live-
hood from trade with the United States So Charles
Dickens snys.
Flattery is like fall whic i if not adroit!y used,
will box your own ears instead Of tickling thOse Of
the corn.
| The money shavers have been ping golden
harvest out of the panic created by the Bank fail
ures. The best Of paper has been sacrificed. The
brokers have made money like California.
| Jas. Wright, an Englishman was found dead in
his bed on The Sth inst. at Akron. The deceased
was troubled with disease of the heart. but retr-
ed on the night Of his deuth TO all appearances in
good health.
Pres. Pierce has just purchased Glasgow
made carpet for his parIor, at cost of 50 100
Young America can speed The peoples money.
| A Mr.. Weed of Oberlin died on Sunday week
| from taking too large dose of Morphiue.
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MARLBORO UNION ScHooh.-We zee by the
circular of this school that The following officers
have been appointed for the coming year.
Amos Walton, Pres, Edward Brooke 60,
Lewis Morgan, Treas.
Also the following board OF teachers.
A. Holbrook, Principal
S. S. Hubbard, E. B. Pierce, o. D. Harmon,
Miss C. S. Morris, Assistants. II. C. Warner
Teacher of German; Mrs. Ann Vaughn, Teacher
OF French; Gordon Cutler, Teacher of Vocal Mu-
sic; Mrs. II. L. Hubbard. Teacher of Piano; Jas
Morgan, Teacher of Preparatory; Miss III. A.
Logue, Teacher of Primary The affairs If the
institution in very healthy state, aud its pros
poets bright.
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Miss Dimmond Of the Cleveland Commercial
College, is a very superior landscape panter.-
We have had the pleasure of examining some of
her pictures. She is artist. of taste and ability,
and, nstructress, is said TO bs most excellent
Herworks are characterized by deiicacy of 6u-
sh that ell paintings often want and her npprecia-
tion of the beautiful points in nature 10 fine. AS
AM artist IN water col1rs she is said TO be skill
fu and talented.-P!ain Beaier,
See Commercial College advertisement in an
other colamn.
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- Quite an improvement is being made in the
internal arrangement Of the Post Office block. An
additional thirty fset .as been added to the rear
end, two stories high. The Post Office and Hatchs
Drug Store both occupying the sume storeroom,
will now have ample room, and the business of
both be moro comfortably accommodated. The
storsroom OF F. W. Seymour is also considerably
zIengthened. good counting room added, and a
spacious carpet room in the second story of the
new divisioa.
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A Foer-An exchange states that there is
farmer residing at Quogue. Long Island, 63
years OF age. who never saw eamboa'. He
is possessed Of aud but does not care about sell.
ing it. as ,he money would give him trouble
He once went 10 the Riverhead depot OF the
Long island reilroad with his daugh; er, and was
SO frightened ut The noise Of the siesm-whslle
that ne ran away,
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New Millinery for che Ladies'.

MRS. E. t. RICHARDSON would respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies to her New Stock of
Millinery Goods which she is receiving aud open
ing for the Fall trade She has some splendid Satin
and Velvet Hats, and a beautiful lot of Ribbons
Gloves Embroidery, Gimps Velvet Ribbons and
Dress GmPs all styles. so Cloth for ladies Cioaks,
Lace ard Mourning Wells, with variety of other ar
ticles She has also received her FALL FAsHloNs for
Dresses and Cloaks and is ready to make to order.
She is now prepared to clean and dress Straw and
Tuscan Bonnets III a neat and fashionable Shape
Please call and examine for yourselves. Shop at resi-
dence, main street. two donrs east of Judge Days.
Ravenna, Oct Is 1883. l243 3m
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q The District Court at recent session in
Cuyahoga county, before which writ of error was
pending in the case Of Horace L. Brooks who was
convicted of murder in the second degree and sen
fenced to The Peniteniary for life for placing OBJ
structons on the track of the C. Il P. r. R near
Bedford about two years since, BY which engu-
eer, Joel C. Westand was killed, confirmed the
judgment of the court below.
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Would %ih s. to se ns .soSn o s
paying second profit, to call and examine hc fol-
lowing instruments, OF which assortment will he
kept on hand, possible. They vary in from 81 to
i, ~, s. and 81 octaves. Prices 5 80 $45, $48, SEQ
$50, $lUn Tbs 81. !. end Al octaycs, are made
pillar, presenting side table. Ihe and
81 oclaves are in piano form. The octsves piano
cases are got up in the style and and are nm
shed us good for $780, those that sold by pedurS
and at Music stores for $IO0.
All tho above Instruments are warranted Gpoa, anu
Will be kept in repair tree of charge. ia regard 70
sweetness oftone qnickness touch, power and ease
blowing thew stand unrvaIed by any, retnrs d"c'nra
tions tc The contrary standing Please call ana
examine for Yourselves before purchasing else" mere
EzsAII kines of Instruments repaired at low price
ami in GOOD style. Satisfaction givon or no pay.
Shop in intlos Block -, cpprr
l2.4Iy AlREA STOW.
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e 1t is quite the fashion with the upperte ndom
in publishing marriages, TO name the lady first
instead of last, according TO the good old way
This is an uniool ed for compliment to Woman $
Rights" Indeed we had not expected fashion so
to make its bow to the progressive portion OF
the fair sex. For example of The recent style. we
clip the marriage of Chas. O'Connor Esq, Dis
trict Attorney of New York from n. Parker Viii
8 Home Journal. upper ten paper published
IN New Ycrk City.
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MAP OF RATENNA.

RwR. John Bevar, Civil Engineer and City
I've Surveyor rropo The Citizens of Rnvenna
to nuke Survey of ull tho within the corporate
limits and tc publish map of the same, showing all
lois buildings cIc with the OF subscribers upoI
their respective properties Also business reference
or list of subscribers with their business pro-
fes SION attached 10 the margin of the map.
Price So 90 per copy providing sufficient number of
Subscribers can be Obtained justify the undertaking,
the map 10 be paid fer on delivery.
1874 If GEORGE HARRISON Agent,
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FIRE IN CLEvELANn.-A large ffe occurred jim
Cleveland on Saturday morning, ahout p o'clock
Eight or ten wood buildings were burned, most
of them dwellings. Several children who were in
bed at the time barely escaped with life. The
Iyss is said to be $4,000.
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AND PE'ETSBURGM
RAIL ROAD.
I ~ 80 3.
CHANGE or TIME.

CEAN0T1 oF
an and after Monday, Nosembsr 18th, 1853, Pas
u senger trains daily, t5undays e1cepied,l as
follows:
Leave Clevelaed at g, 90 A NJ for Hudson Ravenna,
Alliance and Wesviilc, stopping at all intermediate
statIunsj 800 NJ for Alliance stopping at Hndson,
Earieve and Ravenna only; and al 7:45 p NJ for Ra-
VIENNA, stopping at all way stations
Leave I.avenna at Z Is for Cleveland stopping
at all way stations.
Leave Alliance at u 80 N for Ciev9lan1 stopping
at Ravcnna Earlvi1e and Hudson only.
Leave Weil.viile at 300 NJ, for Cleveland stop
ping aI way slaIIons.
CONNECTIONS.
The geo 4. M Train from Cleveland connects al
Ravrnla with coaches for Warren; ct Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylva Railroad for Canton Mass
lon and Wooster al Bayard with Raroad for Carrolton
ers Winchester and Biurna for Steubenve, Wheeling
and poiats the Ohio River.
FOR PITTSBURGH.
The 900 A NJ and 800 r NJ trains frorn Cleveland
connects ut Alliance with o. s. p i. for Piitsburgh
Fur PHILADELPHIA, B0hins0re and Washington
The 900 A NJ and 3:0OP NJ Trains from Cleveland
connect wItl.ihe s. and Pennsylvania Central Rail-
roads, and passengers can go through direct 10 The
above cities
The l2:30 NJ Train from Alliance connects with
Iraihs of . & K from FIttsburg Canton, MassiI-
ION, Wooster and intermediate stations and arrives
Cleveland 10 connect with the Cleveland and
Toledo railroad for Sandusky Toledo, Chicago and
the Northwest with the Like Shore Railroad for Dun
kirk, Buffalo and New York; and with the c & G
Railroad for Columbus Cincinnati, GailIon lndanapo
lis and stations Bellontaine and lndiuna Railroad
The 300 p ii Train frcm Neilsville connects with
from Stenbensiils and Wheeling; at Alliance
with o 81 p X X from arrive in Cleveland
in lime connect with irains the Enst, West and
South.
The Trains connect both ways with the Cleveland,
Zanesvile and Cincinnati Railroad Hudson for Guy
''-' - N'-' ''' Join DURAND. Superintendent.
Superntendent's OficoC. & p. Il. r.
Cleveland. Nov. IL, Is So.
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The Wonderful and Thrilling Narrative Of
SOLOMON NOEeVESEJEe.
The Kldnagpsd Nc,e Torker, rUho ,gas

Tie kldlapPsa NFa loTNer, tcFo
TWELVE YEA rs A SLA VE!
in the distant south and finally rescued in provi
dental manner The Bouk corrOborates 1le adage,
that Truth is stranger Than fc n" 1t has received
the unhoundcd recommendations of The free press.
IL 600 comics have heen sold in monthsI
1u0O agents wanted to sell the above, in u parts Of
the United States and Canada,-to whom the most lib
be realized by active and resboctahle agents.
The above makes enc handsome l2mo volume, of 336
pagos-7 engravings and is sold for LOO. Cories
sentthv mail tpost- paid, OH receipt of price,
- For further particulars apply 10 the publishers,
Derby Il Aer, Auburn, n. Y.
1916 Derby, Orion d. Mulllgan, Bufiulo.7-
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MfLLLNER Y.

MISS MILLER, would respectfully inform
VA the Ladies of franklin and vicinity that she has
taken rooms the house of Mr.. Almon Buell. where
she intends keep hand good of fash
Ionuhle hats ulsu vevets sans, silks. ribbon pumes,
blsnds sewing silks, &c. good be found in
the market.
Franklin, Oct. la. 1853. le41s6r
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6RNlus OF TINE WEsT.--Ths second number is
upod our tabie. We are much pleased with its
appearance. It is an On terprise that merits the
akeniion and patronage Of our people. II is very
Handsomely printed, its articles are lively, spicy,
and well conceived Encourage your own.
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~ Punch ''speaks right out in meesing'' some
times. Hear what he says of Tobacco chewing
Church goers. Says Pauch, says he, g man
who goes to church to chew tobacco and spit upon
the door ought to be taken by the head and heels
and used as 4 mop"
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sha,ersyisla Ansta.wsc.

The fall term close J lass Friday with exam
lnatiou, which as we are informed, passed off WELL
crsditabe to teachers and pupils.
The winter term of this excellent school com
mences on Monday 29h of November. Mr.. ]. K.
Pickett, Pr;noipsl
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-IS hire occurred in Paris Stark Co., on the
s'n inSt. Several dwelling houses were burnt and
IN one OF them, cad to tell, four persons were burn
cd 10 death. They were the children of widow,
me oldest was girl about fifteen years If uge.--
We have no further particulars
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franklin rHixf, school.

Inc winter term of this Institution, under the
enarge OF WI ililam &. Bissel, will commence on
Monday the 29th inst at Franklin Mills. Mr., Bis.
sell Is one OF the best teachers in the country faith
ful and accomplished.
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PARLOR FURNITURE.

A LII persons wanting parior furniture at
IA triiing advance from cost invited to call at
the Ware rooms of Griffin Bostwick opposite the Uni-
yersalist Church. Raveuna any time between this date
and the a0th ofthis month.
Our Fall purchase designed for our new ware
room in the brick block but that viii not be ready Tor
some time vet and work is arriving faster than we
~ +cr II without considerable trouble and expense
',n',;nte1v. GRIFFIN & BOSTWICk.
IL Isnronn, Nov. ]. 1853. I244
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THANKSGIVING.

THE undersigned wish hereby 10 notify their Gus
toners that in accordance with the recommendation of
the chief magistrate of the State of Ohio their places
of business will be closed on Thursday, The a4t inst.
appointed day of Thanksgiving and Prayer
Isaac swift, Curtiss Hatch,
IL. f.. Day, X. A. Baird,
E. T Richardson, G. & G. Prentiss
Row ell, Witer & Co, Il. w. Smith 4, CO.
Alcorn & Siou1er. SomGrvilie u Redfeld
Dalrymple & Sutiiff, Jas. Twitl & TO-.
Ih, mas G.. Sutherland, +. + A. iIasbrouck
Charles Grcenhelder, Wa. Frazer
S A. Taylor, +. w Seymour,
b. Little. l. Hall
(iillIs 4. Durham RavenIIa Bank.
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a TTACHMENr5' N OTI Z E-Notce i,
IA hereby given tha. the 1st inst, my
attachment was issued by Clinton Young, Justice
of the Peace in Hiram Township, Portage county
against the property and effects of PIERCE Grant & Co.
nonresident debtors, OF said county.
ABENER RoWLY.
Hiram Nov LIST. 1863 I2IG3ws
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DEEl

In this village, on the 10Th inst. after long aud
panfu illness, ISAAC J. IvEs aged Al years
An honest man and highly respected citizen
has departed.
In Jefferson. Frederick Co. MARYLAND on the
26.t of Oct. 1858 Mrs. CALIsTA Il. CoLLINs, wife
OF Rev G. 5. Collins and eldest daneh-r .,f J. s.
and Amanda Delano, of Freed dom, Portage Co., O.
ared 90 years.
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Hg-Mr. PhiIo c. Rowland, ofFreednm has left
at our Office Siamese pumpkin. Two good 81
Eed pumpkins grown together firmly at the stem
and bottom; making perfect but single union
Dame nature has certainly ''got up something
new and original this time.
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q Tie weather yesterday WAS very fne givirg a
delightful specimen of Indian Summer. What the
weather is to day we don't know, for we wrote this
paragraph last uiglt'
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REMOVAL.

V. HOkR has removed to his new and spacious
IA Store directly opposite his old location hps
miles north of the City of RaSenna where he has on
hand large stock of Fall and Wip,er G"ods tie Ia
daily 9rhe Old Motto large sales. small profts and
one price TO all will be strictly adhered to.
IA resnectirly tenders his thanks his
,n Ircn5s far the liberal patronage which he has
ceivea and hopes merit continuance Of th.ir fa.
vors 4 are invited to CALL
Shakxs,lire, Oet, aah, 1853, ist3
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B. Morton, NJ. D.-ProfessionaI Card.
L. w. Hall, Assignee--Stacy Stock.
Miss H. 8. Mortnn-Siusical Instruction.
Rowell Witter & t'o.---Joiners Wanted.
AxteIl & Prentiss- -begAl Notice.
Beckley & Rawson n---More Light.
Rowell Wiltsr & Co.---2cd Arrival of Goods.
Derby & Niler-.-Thrilling Narrative.
John Duraad---C. & P. r. r.
Abner Rowly---Attaehnent Notice.
II See Prospectus of Washington Globe On
first page.
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5The Messrs. RoweiI, Wnter & Co. during the
past week have been putting in tie Easement of their
new Store in the mammoth block, of G, Chilsons
Patent Air warming and ven,illatisg furnaces, for
warming their stere
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mAAaaapa

Ia Shalersvi.e. on The sih inst. py J. Fl. Eb-
bert, DIR. ELIAS L. MuNoER, of Akron and Mss
ORPHA Ann Cos. of ShalersviIle.
Cn The 18Th of Nov, 1883 in Palmyra, by c..
Brown Esq, JorArHAN ELsEY of Newton, and
ELIZA HoskINs ofthe former place.
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TIA E2 2REED.

On Saturday Oct. %, by Archbishop Hughes
CoRSEL1A McCRAcKEN, daughter of the late
Frahcis A. Livingston, aud CHARLES OCoNon
Esq.
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Hayer's Extr:cs of Rock Rose.

Now I1aVen, 1si, 1Coo.
Scrofui oIIs inflammation a the Hip J oissts.
My son Charles has been afflicted with inflammation
ofthe hip joints. AT the age Of FIVE he first attack
ed inflammation increased until the hip very badly
diseased and te joint serlously affected mis- leg, drawn
up that it was impossible to straghten it, profess
of surgery gave his decided opinion that the leg
would heal. and that the young man would never
walk again. The disease increased rapidly that for
nnd half years he only walked with cruch, and
the efforts 10 the limb attended with great
pain, that he could not sleep. watched him at
tentvely thai for five months did not have full
nights He had been treated by distinguished med
ical praclIlionersby leecng. blIserng. &C., he had
also been before the Medical Clnique of Yale o.iege.
The remedies they recommended were most faithfully
tried but without avail This was his disease and dread
full condition eighteen months since when he
ed taking Myers Rock Rose. Cne bottle was bEt part
ly taken VIXEN lie much better, continuing un'il
three bottles had been taken when was entirely
completed now he is in excellent health. This is the
testimony Of and can be corroborate6 by addressing
MRS. CATHER,NE McGILL,
81 Wallace ST., New Haven, CT.
Or be fully subs;antated by hun lreds of witnesses
or by addressing line to Rev. w. w. Beldcn, New
Haven, CT 1242
O. For sale in Ravenna, by C. Hatch. and wholesale
by w. H. Kohl Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents
70 The west.
One of the most experienced Physicians of Baraore
says of staberAnodne Cherry Expectorant for the cure
Coughs Colds Hoarsenes Bronchitis Group and other
affections of the Lungs and Throat, 1T will effect mere
good than of the preparations with which
the country is inundated"
OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN r. Il. Co.
Franklin, June llth, 1853.
st meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. r. Co.. this day he'd, the following assessments
upon the capital stock made vi; Ten per pay
able July l. 1863 ard of ten per cent at
the end each succeeding sixty days, until the whole
amount is paid.
| 1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary,
Public Examinations.
The remafing Fall Sessions of the Board of School
examiners, will be held at Ravenna, as follows, viz.
| 1st.-Friday, October 18th,
2ud-N onday, October Gath,
3rd-Monday, November 7th,
| 4th-Monday, November 2st.
| The sessions commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Nc
other sessions will be held this fall.
l24o-7w A. NJ. PRATT, Clerk.
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MUST BE SOLD.

FsyHE STACEY STOCK, consisting of Jewelry.
e Shawls. Perfumery, &c, sc, must positively be
sold by The first OF January if possible This conern
must be closed and the articles al Jonafls Cosr PRI
cEs, afford bargains Call m at Han Store
tss4. L,E: HALL Assigseo.
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nsysIcAh IMsTAUeTEoM-

NgISS H. S. MORTON, Of New York has lately ia
IVA ken up her residence in Rayenna, tnea.ly oppo
lie The Town Hail lvere she would be pleased OBJ
tain pupiis upon the Piano Fcre aieodeon Seraphine
aielo Toan which she viii teach The usual prices
Persons wishing 10 receive instruction at their own
residences also he accommodated.
Nnv Il I6h2 l2I6. -----------
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LIVER ConrpIaYHTE1

Ja1R3ce Dyspepsia, Cre7c Nervous de5fy diseases
ofthe Kideys, and all diseases arising tron, disorder
ed Lrer stomach such Constipation fn,oD,d Plies
F!ineis ofbfood to tie Head Acidity of tie Sfonach
Nausea Heart-buH, Disgust for Food, FnHneess or
Itight ia the Stomach. soar Eractations, sinking
Head. Haired aaa D;scan Brsuisig g. FZutternag al
tie Heart, Choking or sgorata SENSATIONS ,oien N
lying posture Dstsss of F5sio1 Dots WebS before
the sight Feuer aud dull Pain lie Head Deficiency 81
Rrspiration Yeo,oaess of The skin aud Eyes, Pam IN
tke side, Back Chest, Limbs SC, sudden flashes Of heat
Burning IN the Flesh Constant imagining of ecit, ana
great depression Of spirits can be cured by
Esr. EsOOfBaERd5s
CELEBRATED GERH.s.N BTTTERS,
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u PErEksoN, GoDEY, and GRAHAM fer De-
oeAber recsived. They will receive due at.
1enlion in our next.
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Rev. Henry B. Hosford of Wiliamstowp,
Mass, has been appointed Professor of Mathemat
les in Western Reserve College.
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SiLko.-A large stock of black and Fancy
= silks gust opened by uID.x'
Sept. 26.
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WANTED.

A NUMBER of Joiners accustomed TO putting up
"A good wok. Apply immediately to
RONELL, WITTER & co.
Rayenna Nov Ii 1S53
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MORE LIGHT.

FEVHOSE in want oi Lamp for burning all
q kinds of grease-.that VIII give much light as
three candles with about third the expense be
accommodated by calling at Il
1916 BE CkLEY & RAWSON'S.
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DIR. C. NJ, JACKSON,

E5kh. o IEas RASDN'
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
l2o, Arch street, Philadelphia,
Their power the above diseases is rot excelled
If equalled-by any other preparation in the United
States, be attest in many after siifui
physician had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invaids-
Possessing great virtues the rectfcaion of diseases
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers in weakness and affections of the d
gestive organs they witha saf certain ard pleas
ant.
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NAST STE Ell SCYTHES of the best
" quality and maths to match going of cheap
l,sss2 C.&I. Z, PkENTIsa'.