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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

O. change iu the lime Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad was made on Thursday
last. Passenger trains nov leave Rayenna at
The following hours: Express train for Wells
vile leaves Cleveland al 9 80 A. NJ, and Ra-
VIENNA ct Il3 A. NJ. Returning leaves
Wellsville at P. NJ, Rayennu at 5 81 P. Nj.
and arrives al Cleveland at Z 80 P. M.
Accommodation train for Alliance leaves
Cleveland at SO P. NJ, and Ravenna at 26
P. NJ. Accommodation train for Cleveland
lsayes Alliance al z 40 A. NJ. Ravenna al 80
A. NJ arrives in Cleveland q, 10 10 A. NJ.
The morning express train from Cleveland
connects at Wellsyille with Steamears for Fl IS
burgh. Wheeling, &c. The express tfain from
Wellsville also makes the same connections.
The 80 A. NJ train from Cleveland and
the accommodation trains connect at alliance
with trims for Massillon, Wooster &c.
The fare from Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh via
Wellsvii;s, is SO, 81 lass than by The o. & P.
q. R.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08
M An@0@Do

28th inst. by O. L. Drake. Esq. Mr.. CHARLES
nj. OWEN of Windham, to Miss MARION GlLsoN,
of Hiram
In Mantua. on the 2ad uIt., by Rev J. w. HL
Mr.. WILLIAM BowEa, to Miss PERsIs ]. SAN
FORD, all of Mantua.
At the Hotel.in Garrettsville. on the pod ut., by
Elder Geo. C. Baker, Mr.. ALBEIT CARLTON TO
Miss HARRIET ANN SKINNER, both of Maniua.
10 Ravenna. on the 5th inst, by Rev. Ezra
Jones, Mr.. WIN. WILKINS, of Ricbfeld, Summit
CO., and Mrs. ELIZA BETH WALDoa, of Franklin
Portage Co. sa4
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

Her heart knows now no feyerish thFob, she hear
eth not the sound,
Of the mournful sighs aad heavy sobs of weeping
friends around.
A gentle smile is resting still, upon thy features
pale,
The dark eurls on her forehead chill, part like a
sable veil;
Her eyes are closed her cheek the same. save that
it hath tear,
Yet this is death, the thing we name with shud-
dering and fear!
Oh! we'll she knew. that though her lot had been
supremely blest,
Though the world seemed happy spot, yet this
was not her rest.
The richer feelings of her heart, to earth she had
not given,
For hers had been that sbefter part" 10 trust
alone in heaven. Com.
In Charlestown, on the 9Th of Feb. 1854. of
lung fever, EDNA SoPHIA, daughter of Andrew
and Susan Mahan, aged year, months and 10
days.
The little one we loved so dear.
Has left this world of grief and care,
And thus in Jeeus's arms to rest.
Where all the little ones are blest. Con-.
In Shaiersvie. on the 9 n ult.. of Scarlet Fe-
YER, ELSoRA SMITH, aged years and 3 months.
We miss theei Elnora,
Thy fair form has gone;
We await not thy foo:steps
At eve and at morn.
For the angel'of death,
Has been our home,
1t has broken our circle
And left US to mourn.
The youngest was taken,
All! yes she has gone,
To join with the Angels
In singing their songs.
Then weep not fond parents,
Your loved one g at rest;
She is quietly sleeping
On her dear Savier's breast.
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Raiiroad Aceidenf.

Mr.. GEo. McBRIDE. Conductor on freight
train on c. q P. Rnilroad, was badly hurt at the
covered bridge over the Cuyahoga river, few
rasies west of fhs place, on Wednesday morning
last. Mr.. M. was getting up between two cars,
when the bridge struck the back of his neck. in
Jurlng his back and brusing him badly. He was
immediately conveyed to his home in WeIlsvile.
aud We are pleased to learn that he is DUNG wei.
This is the third accident that has occurred at
this bridge. One man has lost his life, and two
others escaped with life but received serious in
juries. This matter should be seen to.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

The above named Elyira Thompson. Fuller Thompson.
Sylvester FL. Gilbert and Orson Gilbert will take notice
that ON 23d day of January 1854 the said Julius Gil
bert filed his petition against them and the other defen
dants above named the Office of the Probate Judge for
said county of Portage setting forth in substance that
the 18th day of April lS49, at Edinburgh. in said
county, the said Julius Gilbert and Sylvester Gilbert
deceased entered into written contract under seal
wherein mutually agreed that the said julius Gil
bert should pay said Sylvester Gilbert late of said
ty deceased, the of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars
and interest," in eighteen months from the date of said con-
tract and that thereupon the said Sylvester Gilbert de-
ceased should make and deliver to Petitioner good and
crhed tract parcel oflan situated in the township of
Paris in the county of Portage and State of Ohio being
1.-The east part of subdivision lot No. 36 in said township
'and bounded follows to wit South and north by the
Original lines of said lot and eas by land in said lot own
"ed by John Shaw, Jr, thence line to be parallel
with the line of said division Ear enough west
Fifty Acres the of the public to all roads the
excepted That petitioner has paid said of
Five Hundred and Fifty dollars and interest together
with all taxes assessed said land he in said contract
stipulated do whereby he has entitled himself to deed
of warranty for said premsesthat the said Sylvester
Gilbert dep ,red this life the 2sth day of February.
1852 leaving the above named Sarah Gilbert his wild
ow entitled her dover estate in said premises and the
other defendants above named together with petitioner
entitled to interest therein his representatives ana
heirs laws and that petitioner the 31st day of May
d 1852 duly appointed and qualified to admnis-
trate upon the of said Sylvester Gilbert deceased
PRAYING that Defendants may be required to answer
and singular the matters and things in Petition set forth
and that upon final hearing of said Petition the said
Michael Wireman may be authorized and empowered by
the court to make and deliver petitioner deed of sand
premises whereby he may become vested with absolute
title thereof Defendants above named and
all other persons whomsoever The said Elyira and Full
Ter Tompson Sylvester ii. and Orson Gilbert will also
take notice that unless they appear plead Or
20 said Petition within sixty days from the hing
thereof the same to hem will be taken for confessed
anu d uecfe' sii's''' a''O'A Il. H. wILL.4RD.
IAN D. 1874 1917 CIV Attorney for Pet'r.
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Griffin a. Bostwick

Ate dai.y adding 10 their beautiful assortmeni
Of Furniture. In.a few days their spring pur-
chasss will arrive when they will spread their
attractive bill of fare before the reading public
through our advertising columns. 1t seems to
us as if their stock could not embrace greater
varie'y than They have now displayed. Their
styles Of furniture nj all new, and the work is
finished in splendid and workmanlike manner.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

JOihN Ia bUSEN IC7A "a co.
Have the honor of opening the rst Dry Goods Store in
the block at No. T. one door west of E. T. Richardson's
Hard Ware Store We call the attention of all old
customers who have favored US with their patronage
while at Campbepo5 and all others who desirous
of appropriang their money the best advantage
splendid attractive store rooms In Dry
Goods Groceries, Crockery Boots and Shoes and almost
variety of merchandise, satisfaction
both in price and quality We have also associated with
ourselves A. B. Griffin in the Furniture Business and
have opened new directly store where is
displayed the best assortment OF furniture before Of
fered on the Western Reserve All persons coming to
Ravenna any kind of business. call and examine our
whether they wish to purchase not the sight will
certainly pay for the trouble
NIB All kinds produce taken in exchange for goods
at the market prices More from anon.
February 2Sth.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

u The Ladies' of Randolph have forwarded
to the Ohio Legislature petition for the Maine
Law, or similar enactment prohibiting the l'quor
traffic. The petition is signed by two hundred
and fifty Of the fair denizens of that lively town
How many towns in this County will initiate the
noble example Of these Randolph Ladies. Wo-
man has vital interest il this matter, and we do
i'cpe that their voice may be heard. They will
not, cannot. shall not always plead in vain.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08
EARN ZOE SALE

TENHlS farm contains SO has pleasant and
Il healthy location facing the public square al The
center Of Charestown, Portage county Ohio, miles
good Two story house, wood house and other oui
buildings good repair well and cistern Of good soft
abundance OF good fruit plenty of timber and
fire wood well watered with fine stream and never
fniing spring, and is in fair of cultivation All
of whcn will be sold low for cash approved credit.
For particulars enquire of Albe-y Austin Ravcnna or
the subscriber ON the premIse L. NORTON.
Charlesfown, Feb. 14th 1854. 1259-3m
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

u Messrs. W. Gardner. w. D. Durham, j..
v. Turnham and Augustus Munyon, have made
arrangements for filling up the gap between the
Boot Store of w. D. Durham and the Phenix
Block. with block of buildings suitable for bust
mess purposes. Messrs. Gardner. Durham and
Turnham are to erect two bodybuilding for a
Boot and Shoe Store and Furniture rooms. Mr..
Munyon has purchased the building now occupied
by H: L. Days store aud viii move it on the cor
uer next to the Phenix Block.
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1000 EooKaGENTs WANTED.

To Sell Pictorial aud Lsetnl Horks for the Tear 1854
$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR.
NJ ANTED, in every section of the United
wv States, active and enterprising men, to en-
gage in the sale of some of the best hooks publish
ed in the country. To men of good address, pos
sessing small capital If from 25 to 100. doIIars
such inducements will be offered TO enable them
TO nuke from S3 to SIS aday prof.
The books published by US are all useful in their
character, extremely popular, and command large
sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. address, tpostage paid J
ROBERT Sc ARS, Publisher.
1868 3w 49, William Street New Yolk.
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Rarenna. Feb. 18th, 1854.
scrofula and other Chronlc Disc:

scrofula and other Chronic DIsea-
SeS.
TIE following is taken from work published by
D. A. Tyler, NJ. D., of New Haven, Conn.
The Rock Rose has been used by Prof. Eli Ives, of
New Haven, for about thirty years. anterior 10 this
period. Says DR. Tyler. l have Indication of IFS
in regular practice how when Prof. Ives first
obtained it. he does recolIect He prescribed
in of Scrofula and always in forms of decoction
1t is now somewhat common article in domestic prac-
tice for the of Scroula and Cutaneous diseases
WhitIaw Scotch botanis ofnotoriety, who travelled
in America about 1914 and 1915 learned its prob
ably in Canada and used for edicating Bathsin his
establishment in England, which became celebrated
for the of Scrofua, and other Chronic Diseases
Tie Rock Rose possesses the power of resolving
Scrofulous tumors and of the first and most obvi-
effects of this medicine, is improved appetite
and digestion. 1857 2w
u Forsale in Ravenna, by C. Hatch. and wholesale
by W. NJ KohlS Co., Cincinnati Ohio, General Agents
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

~ Uuder the direction of Street Commission
or Mason. the sidewalks have been leugtheDed
and improved during the past week. The 1900
rods " is an investment that pays. During the
memory of the "oldest inhabitant," the walking
round town" has never been SO agreeable or
Passable during the mud season, as the present
Another year the walks will be more extended and
the benefit greater.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

q Messrs. S. A. Gillett and Albert Austin,
recently purchased the Stesm Hub. Spoke and
FeIIy Factory. Of Hitchcock oc McCiuD, situated
upon the block on Chestnut street, known as the
Prentiss Tannery. The recent purchasers are
carrying on the manufactory of Hubs Spokes, &c.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

B A spacious and convenient Hall has been
rented by .'the Ancient and Honorable Order of
Free and Accepted Masons,'' in the third story of
III. L. Days division of the Phenix Block. The
e Masons are arranging and finishing the Hall
themselves, with elegance and taste. 1t will not
be exceled or equaled by that of any other Order
in Ohio. s4&
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

W We are satisfied that the individual who
sent a notice of death short time since, post
age unpaid. did prepay the postage, but through
the oversight ofthe P. NJ. the letter was sent un-
paid. This explanation is due to the worthy IN
disdual who sent the notice. for no one can be
morescrupuiodsIy exact in all matters of proprety.
All right.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber has been appointed and quaIif
ed as administrator on the estate of Samuel
Logue deceased, late of Atwater. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified TO make
immediate payment, and those having demands
against said estate, are requested TO present the
same legally proven within year.
B. c.. GILBERT. +
Atwater. March 7th. 1854. I263-3w
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SPRING STYLE HAT
EUST received tho Spring Style Hats at
- JAMES TwITT's.
RDP. j. Es, NaarcEaisi's,
CELEBRATED CATHOIILON
Foa THE RELIEF AND cuaE OF surrER1

I T stands pre-eminent
4 for its curative pow
ers in all the diseases for
which it is recommend
ed, usually called Fe-
complaints; far
surprising other modes
If treatment in being
:ertain, less expensive
and leaving the system
in a better condition.
Let all interested call
and obtain a pamphlet
free, con:aining ample
proof from the most res
pectabie sources, of tie
beneficial result of IFS
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TO SPECULATORS

" o TT f.
T HAVE associated with me Vim. Gardner, in
/ the Boot Shoe and Leather business, under
the name and firm of Durham g. Gardner.
The business will be continued at the old stand for
the present. liberal share of public patronage is
respectfully solicited by the new firm.
WM. d. DURHAM
Ravenna March 7th 1854
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DEN IT'S TRY.
Vsr. ED, M, Reed. Dentist,

Sd ECENTLY of Boston, Massachusetts, has decided
IA 10 make permanent residence in Rayenna His
in The practice OF his profession, enables him
satisfaction in The operations he may perform
lie has preparation Of fcrystalized gold, which
particularly useful in filling cavities of sensitive and
badly decayed teeth, when no other kind of filing ill
answer The purpose.
rhas also method of treating the nerve of aching
teeth, relieving the pain few minutes, and preserv-
ing rhe tooth for successful filling.
Office in the Phenix Block east end up stairs.
Ravenna Feb 2Oth. 1854
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

n Coming up Chestnut street an evening or
two since. we saw couple of lads one about eight
and the other about five years old, putting their
cigars with the nonehaance of a Chestnut street
exquisite" We were surprised at The sight.
Little feIIowsathat could scarcely read, smoking in
the streetst Alter this we shall be inclined to
consider :. Young America /" rather progressive
.. Institution
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used it in their practice, and speak from tteir OBJ
servaticns.
REFER ENcEs.
p. B. Peckham. Nj. D., Utica, N. Y.
D. Y. Foote NJ. d., Syracuse, N. Y.
L. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua, n. Y.
NJ. Ii. Hills NJ. D. Rochester, N. Y.
w. Prescott, M d. Concord N. IL.
w. w. Reese. NJ. d.. City of N. Y.
J. c. Orriek, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. d.
J.P. Newland, NJ D., Utica N. Y.
Rev. Clough s. Beard. Glenn springs S. G..
CURTIS HATCH Agent,
Druggist, Ravenna. Ohio
Sold by all the leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties.
Letter addressed to Messrs. Beech & Brotcnsn, Agents
al Nnrberry e. H., s. c., by ReO. C. s. Beard Of
State.
Glenn Spring Jan. 9th, 1853
Nfessrs- BEACH g. BRowNsoN--Sns: send for another
bottle of your anarchists Uterine Catholicon Ny wife
has been afflicted for eleven years. anil variety of means
has been resorted to for relief but received till
received this medicine from you. Its influence
almost magical; there manifest improvement from
the DAY it taken.
As there great many females in country labor
ing under the a ctlon for which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel it duty to recommend it to all SUCH.
(Signed) )-- CLOUGII S. BEARD.
j. MARCHISI & Co, Proprietors.
12G1-Iy Central Depot 304 Broadway, N. Z:
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Land surveying and
Rail- ROAD ENGINEERING.

INSTRUCTION. will be given in .hese branches Of
practical science at the Union Schools, Marlboro,
ark County, OHIO. during the spring term commen-
ng March 18th 9nd continuing fourteen weeks
Field practice with the compass, leveling and
sit instruments accompanied with calculations plot ting
and drafting will form essential part of the course
Tuiuon--for IL weeks SIS so. The hes, possible
facilities i'll be given for The study the preparato
ry and collateral branches hemaics linear and
perspective drawing experimental chemistry geol ey
sing lie and double entry book keeping with an
additional charge OF 5 to So.
For particulars address
la533w A. HOIB ROOK.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

II Rev. c. G. CLAPP, formerly resident Of
this County, but now in Oregon, Ogle County,
Illinois, has our acknowedgements for several
copies q O lie County papers.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

ROOFS AND SHOES.-A large assortment
~ OF Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes and Caters.
aso' emdrens shoes of every STYLE Ladies and Misses
September &C. 1T OAy.s
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Harner for mnrcIn.

Harper comes to us this month in good season,
with full compliment Of illustrations. The arti-
cles are generally interesting. The comicali-
ties comprise q burlssque of "'Julien's Band. -
Scc., and will draw smile from the most solemn
"phiz" imaginable. Fur Sale at Halls Book
STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

LtMBROfDERY.--F Flowing under sleeves
II new patterns under hdks and collars fine assort
ment, just received by H. L.EAY.
Sept. 26.
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PRBMIUM FIGURING MILL.

Yay[lE Subscribers still doing business.
at the Ravenna Summit Mills, and also In Camp
bellsport notwithstanding The reports put an circna
lion by the propretors and water Mills IN tins
vicinity that have broken down. and were net do
ing custom business and is our custom, are making
flour that stands the IN epey where 1t is used
Our -four stands A. No. wherever it is known, and
takes The premium over all other F2oMr made wheney
er it Is on exhibition. Families can have tionr (made
especially for family use delivered their dwellings
at the market price, for first quality. Our flour is made
from the best article ol Wheat and make Flour
from poor wheat that may be enabled TO sell cheap
er than neighbors
Campbellsport, Nov. 28, 1853.
p S.-Cob Corn. and all kinds of Coarse Grain
ground short notice. 1913 1t
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

n The new sign of John H. Bostwick & Co.
is the largest 10 town, and Of superior design aud
fnish The plan was got up by Mr.. Bostwick
himself. Our friends will not be obliged to wear
their specs or need interpreter 10 help them
read it. 1t was painted and gIded by Mr.. Reeves.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

II Cyrus Prentiss. Esq, President of the
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad Company, re-
turned home on Saturday after-an absence of
several weeks, upon the business of the road.
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ARRANGEMENT.

ENTM. D. DURHAM. having purchased the entire
w interest of J. ellis, in the late firm of ellis y
Durham, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he will continue the Boot Shoe and
Leather business in all its various branches at the old
stand door of the brick block whore be
found at all times the largest assortment of Boots and
Shoes in Ravcna; embracing every variety of Stvle and
Quality usually called for in this market. Also, good
supply ofsole and Upper Leather French Calf SKINS
Morocco Innings and most kinds of Shoemaker IS ma.
ings all of which will be sold at the lowest possibe
for Cash or Ready Pay.
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal Skins n,rpraM.
Jan. g. 1854. 1854 W NJ. ~ Io------- ~
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w The Akron Standard again makes its ap-
pearance upon our table. 1t is much m proved
in appearance and otherwise. TIE new proprie-
tors T: & FL. g Capfeld,swe are pleased to no.
tice starting upon the cash system, abolishing
the credit system entirely-this we believe is the
only plan by which sure pay ing business can be
sustained. Here is our n gentlemen.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

u II. T. Seymour, the popular Conductor on
the C. & P. R. R.. we regret to learn is confined
at his residence. Sycamore street, with at
tack of Typhoid fever.
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lSr. VVlal. Ke. johnson,
d E " u | S T.,

II Il ~ 4 ~
EEAS the pleasure of announcing 10 the citizens of
EE Ravenna and vicinity, that he has taken DIR.
Spe1nan place. and will continue The practice Dem
stry, in all iis branches in the formerly
fied by him in Seymonr's Block over The p. q. Mr. J.
has the advantages of several years successful expe
rence in bis pro oesson, (as certificates at his Office will
sho& and has been spending several months with Dr.
Speman. Having decided to make Ravenna his per-
manent home, he will spare pains 10 give general
satisfaction.
IL work warranted.
The following references considered sufficient
Drs. Caina, Collins, Pratt, and Wait, Ravenna. DR.
Speman and J. w. Lusk, Cleveland; Drs Harlow,
Vincent and Curtss, Chagrin Falls Dr. SHIELD on Troy;
Professor Hayden and A. UIall. Esq, lIiram Drs.
Graft and HIVES, ShalersviIle.
Ravenna Feb. 1854
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

II Mr.. WHITINe CARTER. who formerly.
owned the ..Tsppan Steam Mill" has established
Lumber Yard upon Meridian street, east of
Frszsr's Block.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

FRANKLIN & WARREN RAIL ROAD.
" tention to them units for the performance of
Daily Business it therefore necessary for
adopt to prevent all that of an ur-
gent We, therefore, hereafter charge double
fees all calls made between nine O'Clock the
ming and seven o'clock in the morning.
SOUTUEE 81 APPLEGATE.
Windhnm Feh lIfh 1854. nIo6n
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25 Head of Young Cattle.

r WILL sell on six months credit or hire kept
| from abont the first of March next, from 10 to
S head of young cattle mostly years old steers Of
rood size and condition.
,shalersville. Jan. 3oth, 1854. 1s5r-3~'
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" The :. Odd Fellows are fitting up a large
aud elegant Hall in the third story OF Hotchkiss'
division of the Phenix Block. Mr.. Hotchkiss has
kindly leased the Hall 10 this Order for ninety
nine years--rent free.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

N The Primary School on Prospect street,
north cf Main, which had suspended for few
days, on account of the il-health of its teacher
resumed its session on Monday.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-08

~ The Spring term of Mr.. W,lmot's School
commenced on Monday at the old rooms, on the
corner of Prospect and Spruce streets.