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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15
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GricTin IL Rosf wick.

HAVING removed their furniture to their new
L rooms in the Phenix Bh ok (iirecily over j.
h Bostack Il Co.'S d y Gupds Stort) are pre-
pared to wait ON their customers to any thing in
their line. Our stock consists in part as follows:
Sofas Fl ON $25 toa Jenny lind S48.
T.te a Tete (facei o face suits tue young exactly.
Mahogony chairs. Marble toa Tables, @ qart-tie
and Card tables, What. ror, Blu, cans. mahogany
and Cotsg ge Beds, Marble Top Wash Stands, Pl-
ano S: ools Fot Stools, DC, DC.
Also, a fine LOT of Hat SianIs.they are beauties.
Also. a splendid lot of Looking Glasses from
Is to $IS 90. -
Also fine lot of Hair, Cotton ahd Hnsk MAtrass-
es. Our hair mattresses are Irannfaciufed in our
own vicinity (by Mr. MeCdins f 10 tsiown.J and
we warrant the hair to be tie first quality OF long
horse hair. The husk and coiten are coming in
to general use in many places. zts n 5fg4
Ako aeplenty Of bedsteads with Hinkley's sus-
pension bed bottoms. These beds have now been
thoroughly tried, and all who have used them are
pleased with them We have improved the bot
tom by making them thicker than nj Grsr. We
sell Them now from 3 SO and upwards. All per
sons who want badstsads should buy one, at least
and judge for themselves and we assure them they
will buy no o.her afterwards
We have full assortment uf Common Furni-
ture. cane seat chairs of all kinds from $500 and
upwards. Bureaus fiom $500 and upwards,
Stands $1,50 and upwards. and some common
cord bedsteads cheap, if people VIII have them--
Tables 90 and other work in proportion-
We have been ut consde, e,able expense 10 fitting
up our rooms, and We invite all to call and see
what We have. We know can sell as cheap
to say the least of it they can in Cleveland, or
elsewhere and if the people satis fed that this
is the case. win they sustain room of Ibis kind
by purchasing at home.
E-All work purcl sed in the village will be
delivered at the house of the purchaser.
Ravenna. March 11fh, 1854.
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Flnwing under sleeves
Il patterns, under hdkfs aud collars fnc essort
ines.t, Just received by Il. j.. FAY.
- Snsff toh -
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II Female clerks have been introduced into
the Dry Goods establishment Of John u. Bost-
wick s. Co, Phenix Botk k. We know Of no rea-
SON. why Ladies' cannot perform the lighter duties
ofsuch store well and to entire satisfaction.
Bostwick 6c Co. take the palm. in being the.
first to INTRODUCES Ladies behind their counters
saleswomen.
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d ENTIS TRY.
Rr. r. M. = eed, Dentist,

LID &c GENTLY of Boston. Massachusetts, has decided
E0 TO make permanent residence in Ravenna. His
to satisfaction in e operations he may perform
lie has preparation of crysfalized gold, which
particularly useful in filing eavIes of sensitive and
badly dceayed teeth, when no other kind of filling will
answer the purpose.
He has also method of treating the nerve ofaohing
teeth, relieving the pain in few minutes presery
ing the tooth for sfal filling. q
Office in the Phenix Block, west end over Roweli
{. Cos store.
Rayenna, Feb Goth, 1854
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H The Ohio Patriot, published at New Lis
bon. Columbiana County, has been enlarged, and
is now ono Of the largest and most readsile county
papers in This region of country. The Patriot is
one Of The few afthe Democratic press that has
the 'mnninesss and independence to demonstrate
against the Nebraska fraud.
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sumn,.t NII,Is.

Messrs John & Geo. B. Whittlesey have re-
Gently disposed Of the Summit Mills. about two
miles east Of this village, to Messrs. Geo. Buell. q
Co., of Akron. The purchasers are spoken OF as
young men Of high character, energy and capital
Such citizens will be accession. and will re-
ceiye a cordial welcome. They take possession
this week. See advertisement.
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V N. D. Clark & Co, Carriage Manufsc-
turers. on Main street, yesterday sent number
of single and double covered carriages to Virginia
The demand for their work wherever it is known,
always ensures them rapid sales. They have
several times before filed orders from that State.
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Camai Nnvigat.Ioil.

We are infarned by Alr, Lowrie, Superintendent
on the Ohio and Penusy yania cHnal that water
will probably be lei on to the Summit next Wedn-
esIay. Boats viii commence running imme'iiate-
ly.
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In.tilaic Postponed.

The committee of arrangements for "Teach-
Institute" having failed of occurring efficient
Board of Instructors, and meeting with less en-
couragement out of the county than was promised,
recommend to postpone it for the present.
If the committee should find encouragement to
TO so, they will recommend holding an Institute at
a later period of the season.
BENZ. NEWELL. for the Com.
Ravenna. March / 4th. 1854.
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Drowned.

On Sunday a young German named Martin
Seighman agtd 18 was drowned at the Feeder
dam in sllaIersyile. The young man was cross
ingihe basin in clnoe, and being unaccustomed
10 .,navigatiou'' was drawn into the npds, and
precipiia,ed over the dam. His body had not been
recovered on Monday.
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Dcct B. T. Spelman wishes 70 bis friends
and patrons that he has left Rasenna and located in
CleYelnnd To such of his patrons cannot make it
convenient to cab him there. he would say that he viii
spend few days in RaFenna occasionally in his old
rooms; where he win be pleased to those for whom
he has engaged to do work. and others who may need
his services On Saturday The 2Jth of February he
be found as above.
BIT. sPELMAN.
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SiLkS.--A large STOCK Of black atd Fancy
u SILKS lust opened by H. L. DAY.
Sept. &c.
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CLEVELAND TO rlrTsBURGu
Fare Reduced 10 $500.
THE
AND PTTTsBURGH
RAIL ROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
SHl gs..s.s.Is;ss: - -.


SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
nN and after Wednesday March lst 1854 Passenger
trains daily, tssndays exeepied.i follows;
Leave Cievelsnd 8 80 N for Hudson, Rayenna,
Alliance and Weilsv.iae stopping all intermediate
stations; al $50 IL for Alliance stopping al all way
s,ations
Leave Aliiance at7 10 A N, Ravenna, al $50 A NJ.
Hudson t3 sloEpiig at nil intermediate stations
and arrive al Cevsiani ;.t lu:I0 4 A.
Leave Weiisville 3:o8 Z ii. Alliance al 5:ia p
III. Ravenna at 557 at, Hudson CPS 7 NJ, stopping
intermediate and afiva at clevelad 80 p. 81
zsa CONNECTIONS.
Tie $50 A.. Train from Cleveland connects at
Ravsnla With coaches for Warren: at Alliance with
the Ohio and PennsyivaBs Railroad for Canton assii-
lon and Wooster. al Bayard with Railroad for Carrolton
Minerva and Waynesburgh; al Neiis,lile With steam
Winchester and BiurDal for Sfeubenvie Wheeling
and points the Ohio River.
- FOR PITTSBURGH 70 sss= 5
Tile $3.50 NJ train from Cleveland conrects al
Weilsyiile with the splendid -side-Hheel steamers
.s-ass Winchester and DiurnaI.
For Pittsburgh, and passengers go through direct.
u Fare through only So, or ONE DOLLAR less
Than via. Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Cleveland snd PiiIsburgh. VIA Wellsvilie aud
panied by baggage master. No charge for handling
Baggage. - lti.sss
For Philadelphia, Baztinaore and Washington
Passengers are ticketed through by the $50 Al or
ESQ Trains from Cleveland in connection wiil.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, from Pittsburgh and hey
go through direct to The above cities without do
tention. stt ttf
The $50 NJ Train from Alliance connects Il ith
Trains from Canton, Massllon. and Wooster
The 800 P NJ Train from Wesvle connects with
the steamers Winchester and DurnaI from Pittsburgh
Wheeling and Steubenville and arrives Cleveland
in connect with the Cleveland andFoedo Rail
road for Sandusky, Taledo Chicago and the Northwest
with the Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkrk Bnfluo aud
New York: and with The e & C Railroad for Colurn
bus Cincinnati, GALLON, indianapolis and stations
the Belloninine and Indiana Railroad.
The Trains connect both ways with the Cleveland.
Zanesvile and Cincinnati Railroad ut Hudson for Cay
ahoga Falls, Akron. Clinton sc.
JOHN DURAND Superintendent.
Superintendent's Office c. & r. r. K.
Cleveland. Feb. 28, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

N1H f. subscriber has been appointed and quaih
L ed as administrator on the estate Of S"muei
Logte deceased, late of Atweter. All persons
indebted TO said estate hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
against said Estate. are requested TO present the
same LEI u)ly proven within one year.
B. c. GILBERT.
Atwater, March 9Th, 1851 1865 3w
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II ifi.N Els --Aiine ass,rtm. III of Veivsis cnti
be found at 2> II. L. DAYS
Sent. 26S
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n GRAHAM for March is good number
The Life of Washington grows more and
interesting; in securing its appearance in the
peges of The Magazine. Graham has never done
anything SO pleasing to his readers and admirers.
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RnweII Wfffer & Co..

Are moving into their new store, No. l. Phenix
Block. Their store is one Of the largest, best
lighted and ventilated in Northern Ohio. No ex-
pense has been spared to mako it compste in all
its appointments. e
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REvIvAL.-We Iearu. that a cheering Revival
of Rsiigon i,as bean going forward in the Cpngre-
gational Church 10 Charlestown, (Rey.; w
Orvis. Pasior,) for several weeks, in connection
with the lab RS OF Pres. Mahan in that place.
We have no details or particulars.
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DE N TIST r Y.
DIR. a. a. Fl a n RIs!

- TT AS associated with him in the prac-
ctice of Dentistry. DIR. J. G. VIII
aIl1TY yiis and has fitted up rooms in the Phenix
Block east end directly Richardson's Hardware
store for the purpose carrying heL entail business
IN it's various branches, and offer generous public
The latest styles and improvements in their profession
As they permanently located in Raxenna all tlpse
wishing work done by th depend having th ii
work done in proper manner. such whole sets of
teeth minor teeth cleaned and filed with gold
foil clrystaIized gold tin foil &c. Tech extrncte with
the use of Coroforn or without. DIR. w. having admin
istered Coroform in than any other person
in Portage county and always with perfect safety feels
conde mt in saying that if desired teeth viii be remov
ed without pain.
They preparation for destroying The nerves Of
aching teeth and will perform all other work incident
to the profession
We intend free ourselves from all imposIdns prae-
ticed by pretenders: viii be governed in practice
strictly by principle. and will not knowmg'y perform
auy operation wrong matter how sfrulsly solicited
or what the inducement my be. All operations per-
formed ON the teeth in of.e will be warranted and
no person requested 10 take pay for work unless
perfect satisfaction is given s---1--
Ravenna. March IA, 1851 = l2S3-tf
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N o Il C e.

TEyHE coparinership heretofore existing between c.
u F Rewell, w. X. Wiiter and W. ID. Rowell. un-
der The firm of Row ell, Witter Co dissolved
the 2ath OF January last. W.D. Rowe retiring from
the business We associated with us the same day
Geo l. fIoichkiss and business will be conducted
under the old hume and style.
R0WELL. WITTER & Co. :
Rayenno. Feb. 2alh. 1854. - s
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
: |, -


TN pursuance of an order of the Court Of Pro-
bate held at Ravenna. within and for the coun-
~ of Portage and STate of Ohio. on the 11th day
of March A. D. 1854. will be sold to The highest
bidder on the 18th day Of April A. D. 1854 at
Brimfeld on the premises seven acres of land on
the west part of lot No. So, in Brmfeld, beginning
at post in the south line of said lot at the south
west corner of land set off as dover to Aurelia
Law in said lot.Rs described in Partition between
the said Aurelia, and the heirs at law of Jonathan
Law, deceased. Thence along the eonth line of
said lot south s91 deg. west chain 46 links TO a
post; Thence north deg. 80 min. weet 40 chs,
Iks. fo post in the north line ofthe lot; Thence
north 80 deg. east ch. 40 ks. to post. Thence
south deg. SO min. east 40 chs lks TO the place
ofheguning snd property belonging to the estate
OF Rhoda J. Law deceased.
II. L. CARTER. Administrator
of r. ] Law, deceased.
Rnvenua. March lIih. 1854. 1868
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u DR.. Reed, Surgeon Dentist, has opened his
Office in the West end of the Phepix Block, over
the store of Roweli. Witter & Co.
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a. We are pleased to learn that Conductor
Seymour is conyaiescent, and will ia all probability
bs ut his post in few days. ~
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E DIS. Harris & Willis have formed a CO
partnership in the Deatistry business. seeadser-
tisment. s
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y The Hotels. of Cleveland served fresi
shad on the % ult.
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Ravenna. March 14th, 1854.

n The qualified voters of the Incorporated viii
lage of Raveuna. are hereby notified to meet at the
Town Hail. ON Monday the 9th day of March
inst. between the hours of o'clock A. nj. aud
A O'Clock P. M. to vote for or against raising by
tax six thousand dollars to be appropriated TO the
construction of a Union High School in said
village in connection with the Township of Ravena
Said school to be Union School, and the tax 10
ba raised by equal taxation on the property Of the
Township and the Corporstion.
s. R. FREEMAN, Clerk.
March 20th, 1854. 1868
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~ Judge Edmonds is lecturing in the Wes
upon Spiritualsn.
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mAmmaADa

In Charlestown. March 1st. by Rev. w. B. o :
Wis. Mr. GEoRGE S. BELDEN, to Miss MARY E.
STACY. all of Charlestown.
May their morning sun shine aIlsthe day.
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y The roads are setling very fast, and the
wheeling is becoming quite Passabie. s. Z i
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n DR.. speIman wilIbe at his Office in this vii
Iags next Saturday. See card.
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Aud tho young dews slept oD The new born rose.
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Iohn FI. Bostyyick & Co.

John Ell. Bostwick & Go.
Have the honor Of opening the 6rst Dry Goods Store in
the block at No. 4 one door west Of E. T. Richardson's
Hard Mare Store We call the attention of all old
customers who have favored with their patronage
while at Campbensport: and all others who desrous
of approprang their money to the best advantage to ys
it splendid and attractive store rooms In DRY
ever, 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 room directly store where
displayed thebest assortment of furniture before Of
fered on the Western Reserve. "A II persons coming to
Rayenna en- any Kind Of business call and examine
rooms whether they wish to purchase ornot the sight will
certainly pay for the trouble .sa ~ -ssy
NIB All kinds ofproduee taken in exchange goods
a the market prices. More from Us anon.
February 29th.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

90 THE subscriber offers his. house and
EssNF&a LOT for sale, situated on the corner of
4AsA Chestnut aud Harris streets. The
premises are 10 -exeelIent order-buiIiings good
a first rato Well of water, barn. fence, &c.
very desirable residence. For further rarticu-
lars, call upon the subscriber the premises.
SAMUEL MILLER.
Ravanna. March 18th IS54.
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MkTALL4C BURIAL CAstS.

a Full. assortment of the .above eases fsmaIf and
N large) can be found tirfin SI lsoswicks furn-
rooms in the Phenx block. 2 hese fast
coming into general use. The advantages of these
over the common coffin. rs follows: 1s,
They air tight 3D. They indesructible from
natural 3d. They efeciuallv resist The pres
of the earth. 4ih They proof against water,
and consequently yermin of all kinds. 5ih, They
proof against the dissectors knife 9th They entirely
the escape OF gases during the rspor-
taioA Of The body from place anotler 7th The
body be preserved for weeks. and even months in
hot weather without any perceivable change.
Also We keep slrouds on hand at low price. This
intoa sewing shop, and think will be great
venience all. We have also the wood coffin
from the child's to The grown persol's
GRIFFIN & BOSTWICk. s
Ravenna March IL 1854.
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az The pane Of the Forest City Democrat .
will bs "en and after tomorrow changed 10
+" Ctcreidad Jiotnisg Leader
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THE OHIO STAR.
neal and Miscellaneous Department.
Mew Advertfseanents.

New Advertisements.
Jobn Durand-C. &c P. e. E.
Knight. King &c Co-Bookseilers.
Samuel Mill-r-Ho Houss for Sale.
S. R. Freemsn- NOiice to Electors
B. T. Speinan--Tee
AV. .sHerr & Merchandise.
o. L. al. P. SutIiff- Clothing &c.
IL. L. Carter-Admr's Sale
+. W. Seymour Clover Seed
George Buell. & Co Ravenna summit III
Griffin & Bosiwick-Remoyal Of Furniture
Rooms.
DR.. A. A. Harris Dentistry.
j. IL. Bostwick- Merchandise DC. s
Benz NeweIl-Instiiuie Postponed.
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TEETH TEETHm TEETH!I:
DR.. Speiman would inform those of his friends
for whvm he has engaged to insert teeth. aud sli
others who may desire bis services, that he will
be in attendance at the rooms formerly occupied
by him on Saturday Of dsis reek
80 BIT. SPELMAN. =
70 Siablers .sGood Medicines" are reconl-
mended to the public, with the assurance that
noihing is claimed for them. but what they really
possess. The curative properties Of Stabler's
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant have been certified
to in hundreds Of cases, where it has been benefi
cial in Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and dsenses of the lungs and throat
generally. The Diarrhoea Cordial is also known
TO have cured hundreds of cases Of those serious
diseases OF the bowels which often prove fatal.
Indeed IN regard to both medicines. trial of iheir
merhs. oy the afflicted, is confidently asked. ss we
really believe there no better medicines in use.
Sec advertisement in another column, and descrip-
tive pamphlets. TO be- had gratis Of The agents.
Price Tor eachoniy so cents or six bottles for 81 So
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scroru,a ana osl,er chronic DIsea-

Rarenna. Feb. I3th. 1854.
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$50 10 s595ag per Month

67SaN be easily m ltc in selns tho Popular Books
u Puhpshed by Miller, 0 ton s. sialli5aa, success
sors TO Derby & Her, Aii5nrn, aul Darby, ORION s
MnIlignn, Buffalo. s,-iaa asiS SsiJls
From the wide spread reputation of oar p uhcaiions
Book Agents, Coiporteurs and Canrassers
co be sure, with ordinary dill genre, of dong well
there is hardly family in The country hut would
glad purchase or more books from the list, if
Il ey were brought to the r door. They are all good
b ,oks, ell printed strongly bound and sell readily
wherever offered. .ss
To all those desirous of siding in the noble work
of disseminating Pure anil whoiesoms lit eraiure
throughout our lanJ, we offer q rare chance to make
money. and do great good.
~ Catalogues of our publications.. containing full
particulars furnished on application ipost paifl 10
MILLER, ORION g. MULIJGaS,
Publishers of popular Books.
I2a8-2m+ Anburn and Biffaio, N. Y.
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DLACK TEA.-AHi1vers of black tea. " i'll get
n the article desired at onr Store We have the
real Chulau Powchong tea, sci iom broughtto this
market. 1t has a peculiar rich flavor not to be
found 10 any other kind. give il a trial
- -, III BOSTWICK & Co.
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{. The South may count on the present Con-
gress. bni the future is for u<-for ihe people:
the slave power mny have the present, but the
future is a good deal longer"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

D- The association of Ohio Railroad superin-
tendents, met in Cincinnati last week.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-15

y p,y of sugar A lishr and dry quantity OF New
Orleans for 81 cents. fine aiticie of refined
coff.e, superior for in tmail quantities 81 by
the hundred. ]. H. BOSTWICK & Co.
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Il. L. Day.
Dealer in Fancy Dry Goods. Ready Made
Clothing. &c., &.

EhRESS SGOODS.-Me.innes Thibe, cloths
q y Persian cloths. mouslinD DeBsgeD DeLanes, &c 80
just received at HI. DAYS
Sar.t0
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l05 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
Branch at Franklin Mills, Ohio.

a 7 the earnest solicitation OF many OF the
IA citizens of Franklin and vicinity, splendid rooms
are ted upt at this place. for Mercantile College. Ii
is ended TO make this Institution ennenly worthy
OF public patronage as will afford the facilities
for COMMERCIAL instructions at Cleveland and else
where.
The of instruction will be adopted here
taught al the main College: and the diploma
will be awarded. ss
The Branch willbe under the superintendent of
Charles Peck, Jr, shfu, practical accountant and
familiar with the of instruction, taught ai
best institutions.
The PrncIpal ofihe Colleges may be expected at sta
led times to give instruction in Penmanship. The
course of instruction embraces Double Entry Book
trade and commerce, including Wholesale and Retail
Commission, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping and
Steamboating. Individual, Partnership md compound
Company business. Also, Mercantile Arthmetlc Cor
respondenre Penmnnshp, Political ECONOMY and Com
mercnl Law.
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
1854.
pr. FL. Tubbs,
RnalVtiCal Physician,

WILLb inaiiendanee al his rooms as follows;
RAvEhSA-F Frentiss floase. "Wednesday ernoon and
Thursday until clock n, 18th and 10Th March.
T AKRoS-CoJb's ErcacRge, Tuesday. 4in March.
CLkyLLAND-Aae aeerica51 House, Monday and Tuesday,
20ih and 2st Feb
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver, Lungs Kid
news or Speen inflammation. Rheumatism shma short
ness ofbreath or difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia, Drop
sy Weakness or Nersoas Debility, Restlessness, Lost
ofAppetite CONSTIPATION Derangenens ofthe Stomach,
BiIlioas affections Gravel White Swelling. of any
fong standing diseases are invited to call No charge
lor Consultation
Dr.. T. never bleeds blisters, nor IS he Homeo-
pathist lie never uses Mercury, Antmony, Arsenic or
sonian-he neilber sieamsnor gives emeics, His tho
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted but thandoes his system of treat
mentl He does not make sick 10 make we'll nor tear
down build again; allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.