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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-18
From the Forest City Democrat
The Question.

4
For mountbs pas, and while i'll judging friend
were grumbing least we should fall, we hay,
been warning them, and others. of the design
I of the Slave Power. These designs are nov
developed. Away then. with sns. icions Of eaci
other! Down-ui tari or men. whoever Ihey
may be. who would plant them smong ", q.
we pull tngelher and strike out t'gelher, anc
boldly for the right.
Look al home and look abroad, and see how
the Slave Power is moving ana Concentrating
There is no ACCIDENT about il, or its actor, MOI
will there ever be; for il forms but a sm,ll por.
lion of the Sauih. and does not express The will
OF wish even OF the majority ofihe People there.
II Look nj the past and the present, and
mark how step by step it has advanced, becom-
ing bolder as the North yielded, until nov il
grasps allof free-soii owned by the Govern.
men'. and whatever il may seize besides from
Mexico. There is IN all this a fzed purpose.
and an iron will 10 execute it and unless the
Free States are aroused, this poper rN sue
ceed.
IL Is a matter Of amazemenl to us, that Doug-
las bull does not starlle the whole North as
would the shock Of an earthquake Il profess
ses 10 affirm vel direc;ly repeals the Missouri
compromise; Is ihere no faith in past coven-
ants? Are solemn guarantees to be violated
with impunity? Why, the world will mock
and scorn us, il we so act. Just recall the
Missoari compromise. In substance, as is well
stated BY anttler, it was ibis;-
..That if The represe1tnive OF the free states
would agree to admit Missouri inio the Union,
with Slavery, no other stale should, within the
territory then possessed by the United S;a, es
north of the parallel of thirty-six degrees and
thirty minutes, be a6miued without prohibition
Of slavery. We will waive our objections 10
the admisission of Missouri with the institution
Of slavery. said those who Representative north,
if you of the South, will guarantee that no
other slave state shall be received into The I'm
ion north Of that parallel. s.
@eThe guaranty was given; the pledge that
of that line, was Incorporated Into the act by
which Missouri was made state OF the Union.
Having Obtained the admission OF Missouri BY
giving that pledge, they lake the opportunity.
as soon es The Territory which lies IN the same
Iaiiude with Missouri is ready for government,
deliberately violate it. ef
Roristhe frandof Douglass bill veied; il stands
out as juggle and cheat. as barefacedly as
il va!iiauy were a practical good. True, il.
preiends that Nebraska is to be organized as
Utah and New Mexico were organized The
cases are not parallel. The territory ofNebraska
is part Of the country Purchased from France,
ana its destiny. its free character, was settled
by a covenant solemn as men ever framed,
and sacred as Governments can make. For
.hiri. three ears it has STOOL no lawyer, no
questioning its validity-the whole
land acqlIescing in it. Yet now it is to be set
aside, 'oTer-ridden ihatthe Slave Power may
grasp Nebraska.
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Gerrft smiths speech.

The washington correspondent orfihe siTi6I
uns says; iss sSsss d1r'e;l al'zia t9
'..Let The friends Of freedom IN he Union
and Of unien for freedom mark to-day with a
wkiie stone. Ger,it smi'h b has not only spok!
en-but though only in brief outliae, he has unI
folded his whole doctrine If the higher law
and uLigersal liberty. and what is more, be has
been listened to with earnest a.tenri IN ard cor
dial respect, aud has been answered, with man
y frunkness, and high toned courtesy. The
whole scene was an omen that the era Of angry
siriie befwesn the Free and Save s ates Il.
closing, and that new era offra:erna, ,ca-opers-
ton in removing the only source OF Disaniop.
has opened. 'ss. 49, '7s,a.
Mr.. Smith : air and manner at once com
manded the eyes and ears Of The whole House.
His deep voice fiil.d-the room; the smile on
his,counlenance, won sympathy; the grace and
dignity of his noble per son seemed the symbol
of sn"gnauimiy.. As the speech viii Of course
be reported in your conmns.l ii is, unnecessary
here to sketch bis afgemenf. Ii viii, Be seen.
that his declarations of principle were uncom-s
promising, the crit ics.n terribly severe. his Us :.
settion Of the claims duty as imperiafas,i in
the name o, an apostle he had been warning his
hearers ofglheir responsihli y tosths heavenly
Judge. Bui the calmness, gel,leness. and di..I
pas ionate lone with which bespoke. dsarmedi
ange,, and elevated his aud.t5rs-even those
whom his words most wouhdsd : iilio a severe.
upper eis.of truth, where personal jealousiss,
sectional ieuds andahe meunesses Of party pol.
iiics we're lost sight of and forget en-. All re-.
cognsz ID in the sreaker an honest. generous,
Christian gentleman who. strong in the can
sciousness Of HI, own integrity, trusted 10 the
honor OF his fellow men, g. sas ~ stss
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Jewetf & Co.. QIeyeland-yewett. Proctor &
Worthiugton.
Jewett, Proctor &c worthington. have sent us q
copy of the DoyEcoTE. The work is especially
intended to paint those dear old pictures of home
life. at the thought of which every healthy heart
beats stronger with delight. and every true nature
reaches forward impatienty for their realization.
Tue story makes preiensions to little more than a
simple Derratiye. aided by none of The adjuncs Of
dramatic form or spirit. It Interests by its own
naiuraness and truth The author calls his book
a homs nest-into which any one may look from
out his chamber window-and SO it is, all grades
Of society. high and low. rich and poor. have a
nook in it. in which they may nestle. as q babe
upon its mothers bosom. The work = deserged-
y ypopplar. = ssss tsg'9s sesE5l.s.8 f
TIE CoNyESrAxD THE NIsssE. by HyIa. John
P.sJewett & Co, Boston; Jeweft, Proctor &
: WORTH gton, Cleveland, o. iz'ees
The simple object of This work is to lift voice
of warning, and 10 show the contrast between the
pure and peaceabIe religion Of Christ And thai
system which is its dangerous counterfeit; aud
especially, to bsspeak for the humble. deluded
stranger. such kindly Christina treatment as may
win him from darkness to light. The work is one
of interest and merit, and viii we hope find it's
way to many hearth sfope. qJewett. Proctor &
Wor,hiugton, Cleveland, o., have kindly sent us
a cory. se..s q. ..5s. 80
SIMILIrUDEs, by Lucy Larcom Boston-John
P. Jswet 6c Co.; Cleveland. O.-Jewett,
Proctor & Wrlhington. g
The Western Publishers send US a copy OF
SIMILIrUDEs, book that ought to fill corner in
every library. Wehavs read it with interest, and
are confident that lis merits will command for ii
great favor and consideration. w ell printed
beautifully illustrated, and supeibiy bound. it looks
wtl TO the eye and contains feast for the mind.
Tue PrlGRrM's PRoGaEss from this World to
that which is to come, delivered under tie ST.
Multitude Of a Dreamy John Bunyan, Pub
> i,hed by Joha P. Jewett 81 Co... Boston, and
r sJswett. Proctor 6s Worthington Cleveland, O.
The Publishers have taken. great pains to get
up fine edition of this work, perhaps the widest
circulated of its Kind in the world.a We must say
that the Messrs. Jewett. publish their works in a
style Of neatness aud finish that cannot be sur
passed by any Publishing House in the country.
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> : = H. A. HALL. who for two seasons past has
presided over the Prospect st. school has accept
ed of situation in Youngstown, principal of the
Union Grammar School. Mr.. Hail. though but
short lime a resident Of Ravenna. has won many
friends, aud is well qualified and accomplished
tsacher. There are many whom we could better
spare. Prosperity go with him. ssa s .i.e n {
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C. q r. r. R,

Tho Akron Beacon thus justly and appropriate
II speaks Of the recent election of officers byths
company: 5. =. -.
HoaoRARLE TEsrIM,SIAL.--It will be crafty
ing ioiihe friends c. Prontiss. Esq. to see that
hs services in behalf ef The C.. & p. r. R, are
stiii approached by his worthy associates 10 the
Bard of Directors ofthss Company. and that the
Company still eriays uuslin,inished prosperity:
CLEVELAND AND plrTsBuRaH R. R-The
annual meeting ofihe Stockholders Oft the CIsve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company leld ia
this city on "Wednesday. Cyrus Prentiss was re-
elected Persistent. and the fbl'owing Directors Of
the Road: ZaInon Fitch w. A. Oils, A.. c.
Brow.ueil,. H. w. Clark, E, G. Williams, H N.
D.y. G. Prentiss, J Farmer, j, l.. McIn;osh,
Hiram Stow, Of Beaver, Pa, and Joshua Hanna,
of Pittsburgh. " S}sfs
The Company declared a semi-aunuai dividend
OF i've per cent, payable ON ihe 25th iGst.
y
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saw win Rurnt.

The Steam Saw Mill. built by r. w. Tappan.
Esq, in the north part of Ravenua Township. and
owned by Lncius Barnes. was burned on Satur-
day morning. The FIRE was discovered about 4
A. NJ, and was under such headway that it was
Impossible to srrest it. The engine is somewhat
injured. bat with slight repnirs can be made as
good as ever. The loss is sbout $1,000. No n-
suranoe. Mr.. Barnes will put up another mill as
soon as circumstances will permit.
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Adnnimisgrator,s A Safe

NOTICE is hereby given that | shall on the
ly 18th day Of February a D 1854: offer for sale at
public vendue the premises, The following descriI.
ed Real Estate, To Stufte in the oNnslip of H.
ram County OF Portage and Stale of OHIO, and known
and described the undivided one third in common
subject The dover estate of Jane izs Of the fol-
lowing tracts reels of aHi the first piece being
part of lot No 45 in said Hiram and bounded foF-
lows; beginning post standing inihe middle of the
State road from Warren Cleveland at point III said
road chains 8Ga links north 52f West Of where the
middle of SAID road the line of said lot No
a. in Hiram; thence North 52& Vests chains 4: links
post; thence North 3a4 deg 3 Chains and 90
links post. thence south 54 2eg cast chains IA
links post, thence south 3JI deg, west3 chains
20 links to the place of beginning. containing acre.
Also the undivided third common of the follow
ing piece parcel of land sifuae in tile township of
Hiram county Portage and State of Ohio and being
part of lot No. 36, in said township of Hiram and
bounded by beginning The north of said
lot No So. thence south As min CHAINS and
3 links, thence north SO ueg 10 min, 35 chains
post in the Herrck road thence north deg 80 m
east chain and 23 links along s,id road post thence
north deg. 45 west Is cilnns along sRd road to
post i'll the north line of SAID lot thence south SO deg
Is east SO chains n links the place Of beginning
containing 57a of land The terms of sale are
credit of6 months interest, well secured. The first
parcel of land has been appraised 26 SO the second
piece al $375, 90, FRANCIS w. SAVAGE.
Admir- of the estate of Joseph Hazen.
January 4lh. 1854 1854 4w
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Schools.

The number of Scholars now in atteudance. a,
the Union Schools, and the Select School of Nr.
Wlmot, is over three hundred. An unusual in
tsrest is shown in the schools this winter; and
probably not less than four hundred pupils viii be
snrolled in them ah. Rasenna has better schools
than ever before. everything considered. The
Teachers are all s'worthy, and well qualifed. . and
are all giving most excellent satisfaction.
Let The educational interests of Rayenna be
well sustained. Nothing can add SO much to its
reputation and real prosperity. &,
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FEBRUd RY APPOINTMENTS.
--s f..s. ,s4 S 4.
= DR'. hi. 'Es.aEs,
Analytical Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RAyENNA--Et Etentiss House. MonGay. afternoon and
Tuesday until o'clock p II 6ih and 7th Feb. g
AKRoN-Cotb's Erchange, Saturday, 4lh Feb.
4. A.CLEyELAfD-A american House, Tuesday andWedne
day 18th and 18Th Jam. .,rs.| .a,f b., t...s
WARREN- Clinton Rowse Friday 10Th Feb ..
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys, or Spleen Iudamation Rheumatism stlma short.
ness ofbreath difficulty of thing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness or Nervous Debility, esilessness Lost
ofAppetite Constipation Derangementsofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections Gravel. White Swelling or of any
ong standing diseases, are invited 10 call No charge
Ior consultation,
DIR. II. never bleeds nor blsters nor is he Homeo-
pathst; he never uses Mercury Antimeny Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents is lie Thomp-
sonian-he neither steams gives emetics. His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, hut not thandoes bis system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make we'll nor tear
down to build up again. allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being preengagcd, ATTENDANCE must
accord strictly with published announcements.
IN unbiased opinion to the probability ofa cure is
always gwen Snhjeoting the patient to no expense
without reasonable prospect OF success.
A VOICE FROM LORAlN.
Dr. TUBBs:-Sir-I have delayed writing to you un-
til several months have elapsed since my wife dlscontin-
ued the use of your medicine but her health still
mains better and she is able 10 endure more igue than
for her Her CONDITION peculiarly distressing. and
one which will attempt fully to describe. The
and pressure III the lower part of the back and hips
which appeared to effect the entire sy On recev-
ing your first prescription, she wns able 10 sit up but
part of the day. The change has been great and truly
gratifying to us both. My son. whom you treated for
abscess in the side. is doing WELL The swelling and
tenderness are gone his and strength have
improved much, and the discharge has nearly ceased
Yours respectfully.
RIdreve. Lnrain Go. = THOMAS I.sT4YI Or
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u The man who Uncovered the tast planet
has not been heard from from soma time. Ii be
does not turn up soon, iis many friends in tl,is
seesiop will undoubtedly make misroscop,cati 10 I,
vesiigaton US to his wharesbouts sc. We. shall
keep cur readers posted .1---
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the soul of vii; "Mr. President. there i. little
.'monosyllable which gentlemen are ayerss to
.using. bur which some men are base enough
to deserve.
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" Rev. C. C Carr, f.rnsrly pastor of the
Baptist Church in Bemfsld, in this county, has
removed Oregon, o gle County, Illinois. at WHICH
point friends and correspondents will address him.
Sir, Clapp is a man Of talent, thoroughly progress
ssive, and will adorn any station where PioyidenceI
may place bn,. 'eS
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:. u F. w. SEYMOUR advertises 10 to days pa
3per, large and elegant stock Of Ready Made
Clothing at cost. The garments are all well
made. quite desideratum to purchasers, and viii
be sold prices that cannot bat make it an object
70 every body TO buy. A word to the wise, &c.
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u A dividend Of t,oeaty seuen cents on dol
lar has been declared for the benefit of the credil
tors of Chas. P. Hart. Prof. Nataral Srieuce--s
bate resident of this City,, ss - e.ss gaa2s
L has been iuti,na.ed that such Investments
don't pay So 5.5s
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q 4 e %.

In this VILLAGE. Thursday morning, Jan. 18th,
EDwARD, infant son OF Benz. and Mary Little.
In Atwatei, on the 9th inst, of Typhus fever
JOHN G. BRUsH. aged 80 years.
In the deceased was recognized all those quail
Ties which make the good husband. kind parent
oblging neghbor, faithful and well beloved friend
and honest man.
"The highest earthly need man can bestow
OF man deserve.
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ALM:AMACS CS.
Probate Court of Porvage Comfy,
Ohio.
Fl. L. Carter, Admr. of
Rhoda J. Law, decd
vs..
Petition to ssll Land.
Daninll.n,v et ala.

To DAVID Law, Jonathan Law, Charles Law Sidney
A, Law. Jay Low, Harriet II Sanard James p. Rail-
Durant Hall, Mary +. ssan lacy NJ Hall. and TheG,<
Janes who are heirs at law and leesi representatives
of Rhsda j. Law, late Of Brim6ej. dsceasei yos sse
hereby mortified that tie elIh day ofbeeemlet, u
1858. said Administrator hed his petition the FRO,
bate Court of Portage County, Ohio. the aAjset and
prayer Of which petition is 10 obtain an osaar OF said
Court on The 9th day Of February 1854 TO sell Ger.
tain real esate of which the said Rhols J. Law, died.
seized. VIE: Seven acres of land the part of
lot No. SR in Brimed in said county! particularly de-
seribed ~ said peniion.
The said Defendants will further take notice. that
said cause will be heard before said Probate Court on
the 9th day of February. 1884. AT 10 o clock A
on said day. DARIUS LYMAN for PetitsoreF
Rsveana, Dec, "a. 1853. 1889 SyY
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Notice im AttnohlmeMt.
AiflChllse1lT < Notice.

A T nv instance an attachment for Three
IN doll ara md seventy Eve oents tha day ssu.
ed by John v. Gardner, Justice Of the Peace of
franklin Township. Portage county, against the prop
eriy and effects OF Thomas j. Pierson; an ahscondng
debtor. ROWLAND DEWEY.
I,ste6 ,his ltth day Of December, 1883 l2s2
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

nN and after Wednesday. Jan. lifh 1854 Passenger
" trains run daily. (Sandays exeepted as follows
Leave Cleveland al 800 NJ for Hudson, -Ravenna
Alliance and WelsvIis, stopping all intermediates
stations ESQ for Alliances stopping at all way
stations
Leave Alliance al 10 A NJ. Ravenna. at 800 A NJ.
Hudson S37 NJ stopping al nli lntesmeiaie stations
and arrive at Ciev .lau al 9:4 A NJ,
Leave Wesville at ln.00 A NJ. Alliance al I2: 80 p
NJ Ravenna at lilo z NJ, Hudson ~ r NJ stnppinp at
all way stations, and arrive Eievelad at 215 T NJ
CONNECTIONS
The 900 A. NJ. Train from cleveland connects at
Ravenla with coaches for Warren: Allnnce with
the Ohio and ranls RaiIfoad for Cauton Vossi
Ion and Wooster with Railroad for Carrolton
Minerva and Waynesburgh Weilsvllle with steam
ers Winchester and Ilurial for Steubenyc Wheeling
and points the Ohio River.
l7s. FOR PITTSBURGH
The 900 nj and $50 P NJ trains from Cleveland
connects at Alliance With y. s. P. r. r. for Pittsburgh
For PHILADELPHIA. Bnliimore and Washington
The 300 A ii and $50 p NJ Trains from Cleveland
connect VIII. the U & + and Pensy yvana Central Rail
roads, and passengers can go through direct TO the
above cities.
The II:00 A NJ Train from Alliance connects with
TraHs Of o s. p r. Il from PttshnrglI. Canio Massi-
Ion, Wooster and intermediate stations aud arrives In
Cleveland in time TO with the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad for Sandusky Toledo, Chicago and
the Northwest with the Lake Shore Railroad for Dun
kirk. Buffalo and New York; and with the c. C g. C
Railroad for Columbus Cincinnati. Galon Indianapo-
lis and stations 3elun,aae and Indiana Railroad
The 500 p NJ Train from Wellssille connec1s with
steamers from Steubenyille anu Wheeling iiiance
with o k from the west, and arrive in Cleveland
IN time to connect with Trains the East West and
South. @fse9'i ~ - at 49, - I
The Trains connect both ways with the Cleveland
Gainesville and Cincinnati Railroad at Hudson for Cuy.
ahoga Falls, Akron. Clinton, &c. --.s
JOHN DURAND. superintendenr.
-Superintendents Office G.. g. T. r.. r.. 2 -
Z Cleveland Ian QI05d
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Ihe respiratory organs peculiarly sensitive
part of the human frame, and their susceptibility to
disease manests itself in various FORMS snch cough
colds, eroup, Bronchitis, Asthma, and that fearful
scouige of our race, consumption. To remedy those
diseases, stabers Anodyne Cherry Expecorant is Of
fered 10 The public, ith the assurance that 1t is no
empirical compound, but preparation sanctioned by
medical science and commendaIion. Its beneficial eff
in aihe above forms of disease have been cert-
fed to by incoItroverble testimony. You are adys-
edio give it trial. Stablers Darrhua Cordial is also
remedy which has been tested and approved by hun-
deds of physicians and Others See advertisem ent in
another column, and descriptive pamphlets to be had
gratis ofihe ngens. Price Of each. only so cents or
six bottles for $3.50. 1853 4w
Observation-Disclosures ---------------- "
Myers Extract of lock- Rose.
The fact ndlsputable ihu this medicine is superior
to any thing heretofore offered to The public for purify
ing the blood Keep yorr bood pure and yeu are safe
from all those Troublesome diseases that afct so many
of The human Myers extract only puries The
blood but nvigoatesfhe whole system wing healthy
tone to the stomach and mpartIng life and energy to
the weak and encrvated -r bIf -
SICK HEAD ACHE.
Mr., A.. B.,L. MYsRs-Dear Sir:-I have from cb,ld
hood. suffered with periodical turns of the Sick Head
Ache, increasing until The last yea 1 was usually laid
by almost weekly, until enced The use of vour
Compound Extract of Rock Roae-one large bo le has
completely cured have had no occasion to Use i,
for months. Yours &c..
NANCY NJ. PARsHLY.
lean heartily concur with the above.
-re zT JOHN PARsHIY.
1888 Orange ST., New Haven, CT.
sa-s Clinton, Conn, Oct; 70, 1851.
Rev. A. B. L. MYENs-Dear Sir:-I have suffered
very much with the Sick Head Ache for fifteen vears
there was scarcely week but what was obliged, to
give up my work. but by aecidentI became acquainted
with your valuable extract of Rock Rose and hoye
ed one bottle 1t has completed cure have moi been
troubled with the complaint SINCE and think il b,.
otherwise improved my health very much e. .5
AUGUSTA CARLTON.
fully concur with the above statement
1865 2ws .-a JAMES CARLTON.
lF For sale in Ravenna, by c. Hatch, and wholesale
by w. M. Kohl8 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio General Agents
for the west. t.-.. .,........-
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SAMUEL BROOKE.

QAMUEL BROOKE. having taken The ex-
~ tensive Stock of Gooiale & Co.. offers it to the
,nuance OF patronage from the old friends and custom
ers of the establishment.
The large stock of Yankee Notions and Fancy Goods
in the upper of the building are constantly be-
ing repleHished by fresh arrivals.
Liberal advances made on Wool by S. N. Goodale.
who continues his Office heretofore in the build
ing. 1852
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u Important articles and communications.
week. Read this paper with attenton.
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n r7- As there is no change 10 tho " Prize Cur
fsni'' this week, it is mine6. 80
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NOTICE.

MIOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Oliver c. Dickinson late of Portage county
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
will present them for settlement and persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate payment.
:, w. DICKINSON, Admir-, with will annexed
Randolph. Jan. l, 1854. 1855 3w
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NOTlCE-T Taken up by the subscriber. one
1y year old Steer tbrindla) one yearling Heifer.
(rsd.) WM MESSENGER,
Maaius; Dec aoth, 1854 - :
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Attaclllllellt Notice.

A T my instance an attachm .ni for Two dol
IN lars and sixty-two cents this day issued by
JohpV. Gardner Justice of the Peace of Franklin
township. Portage county Ohio, against the properly
and effects of Thomas j. Persons, ahsconding debt
- MYRON BARBER.
Dated thIz 10th day Of Dec 1883 1859