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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

n Greenbury Keen. Esq. of Edingburgh, sold
his elegant farm last week. MIR. Elijah Jones is
the purchaser. Mr.. Keen will become a citizen
Of Rayenua in few weeks.
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A. ". Horr, of ShaIersvilIe, has associated
Mr.. E. H. Streator with himself in the mercan-
tile business. The business will be continued at
the new store erected by MIR. Horr last summer.
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n Read the Advertisement of House and
Lot for SALE" The situation is fine one and a
good chance for a bargain offered.
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n Hon. Luther Day, Judge of the court of
Common Pieas, left town Monday to hold
Court at Garfield, Mabouing County. The Judge
is deservedly popular in his circuit.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

q The Administration officers all 90 for the
"Nebraska Bill" The Rootstowa Postmaster,
has given in his adhesion to the measure in IA
ming speech. Pap is all it takes to buy some.
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Spiritual Meeting.
There win be Spiritual Meeting at the Unversalis
Church in this viege Sunday the 9Th day of March
next, commencing at 10a o'clock A. NJ. The meeting
will be addressed by good mediums from abroad.
Rayenna, Feb. 18th, 1854. 1259-2w
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up.
Have the honor of opening the 6st Dry Goods Store in
the block at No. T. one door west of E. I. Richardson's
Hard Ware Store We call the attention of all old
customers who have favored with their patronage
while Campbesport; and all others who desirous
of approprang their money the best advantage to ys
most splendid and attractive In Dry
Goods Groceries Crockery Boots and Shoes and almost
ever, variety of merchandise, satisfaction
both in price and quality. We have also associated with
ourselves Il. B. Griffin in the Furniture Business and
have opened directly store, where is
displayed the best assortment Of furniture before Of
fered on the Western Reserve All persons coming
Rayenna kind of business. call and examine
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
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a. Rev. S. EwER of Bedford will preach at the
Town Hill this "wednesday evening at 81
O'Clock.
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Land surveying and
RAIL ROAD ENGINEERING.

INSTRUCTION. will be given in these branches of
practical science at the Union Schools Marlboro,
ark County, OHIO, during the spring term commen-
n March l4iil, end contin nulng fourteen weeks
Field practice with the compass, leveIng and tran
sit instruments accompanied with caculauons plotting
and drafting win form essential of the
Tuiuon-for II weeks S5 50. The best possible
facilities will be given for the study othe preparato
ry and collateral branches mathematics linear and
perspective drawing, experimental chemistry geo gy,
single and double entry book keeping. etc. with an
additional charge OF s TO So
For particulars address
Nv A. HDt.BkNtON.
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I t stands pre-eminent
L. for its curative pow
ers in all the diseases for
which it is recommend
ed, usually called Fe-
male complaints; far
surprising other modes
of treatment in being
certain. less expensive
and: leaving the system
in a better condition.
Let all interested call
and obtain a pamphlet
free, containing ample
proof from the most res
pectabie sources, OF the
beneficial result of its
n phvSicia ne uhc have
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q The water was drawn off from the Ohio &
Pennsylvania Canal last week. for the purpose of
making Spring repairs.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

u Hon. w. II. Upson, Ohio Senate, has sent
@us important documents.
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A T the earnest solicitation OF many OF the
HM citizens of franklin and vicinity, splendid rooms
fitted upt at this place, for Mercantile College, II
intended make this Institution eminently worthy
ofpubc patronage, II will afford the facilities
for Commercial instructions, ut Cleveland and else.
where.
The same course of instruction will be adopted here
as taught nj the main College, and the same diploma
will be awarded.
The Branch will he under the superintendnnce OF
Charles Peck, Jr skillfn practical accouninn ana
familiar with the of instruction. taught al our
best institutions.
The Principal ofhe Colleges may be expected at & s.a
ted times to give instruction in Penmanship. ~ ne
course of instruction embraces Double tntry Dooa
keeping ms practically used in the different departments
OF trade and commerce, including wholesale ana he.a
Commission, Banking. Manuiacturlns ahipping nmd ma
Company BUSINESS Also. Mercantile Arthmenc, Cor
resrnndence Pennaanship, Political Economy and ON
erns fer the full course, time unlimited So 1881 ly
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EAREss GOoDS.-Meiinoes. Thibel cloths;
q y Persian CLOTHS mouslnD DeBage DeLaines sc &c.
ust received at II. L. DAY's.
Sept. 26
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FESH0SE in want OF Lamp for burning all
u kinds of grease that will give as nuch light as
three candles with about third the expense can be
accommodated by calling at
ID. Nj. SomERvILLE. DsEL.. REDFIELD'
NOTICE. have taken Mr.. Red6eld. of
lV Hartford Conn, Old aud Experienced Tailor.
as partner the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Bus
mess, the Did stand nearly opposite the Bank.
Ravenna. October s. 1883. ID. NJ. SoMERVILLE.
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n change win be made in the time of the
c. & P. r. r. to morrow. No particulars.
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DEN IT'S IR Y.
DR.. r.P. M, Reed. Dentist.

I'D ECENTLY of Boston, Massachusetts, has decided
Ee 10 make permanent residence in Rayenna. His
experience in the practice OF his profession enubles him
satisfaction in the operations he may perform
lie has preparati ton of crystalized gold, which
particularly useful in filling cavities of sensitive and
badly decayed teeth, when other kind of filling i'll
answer the purpose. '''
He has also method of treating the nerve of ching
teeth, relieving the pain in few minutes and preserv-
ing the tooth for success sful filing.
Office in the Phenix Black east end, ur stairs.
RavPnna Feb 2Dh, 1854
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SrEpHEN HAMLIN. Secretary.
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HHAlN Pumps with III The apparatus so that
" any put them up themselves. Making them
much cheaper than any other way at
March 1. .eBECKGEY g. RAWSON's.
Joseph w. Du..aar,s Estate
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator,
the Estate of Joseph III. Dumars decreased.
JAMES COLLINS.
Randolph, February "a, 1851 1861
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Administrators A Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given thai | shall on The
1V 18th day of February. 1854. offer for sale at
public vendne, on the premises the following describ
ed Real Estate, to wit: Situate in the township of H
ram, County of Portage and State of OHIO, and known
and described the undivided one third in common
subject the dover estate of Jane Hazen of the fol-
lowing parcels of land the first piece being
part Of lot No AS in said Hiram, and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning post standing the middle of the
State road from Warren Cleveland point in said
chains Sol links. north 52t West of where the
45, in Hiram: thence North 52f West chains Al links
post; thence North 304 deg, east chains and 20
links post thence south sgt deg, east chains II
links post, thence south 800 deg, west chains
90 links the place of beginning. containing
Also the undivided third in common of the follow.
ing piece parcel of land, situate in the township of
Hiram county of Tornge and State Ohio and beng
part of lot No. &c. in said township of Hiram and
bounded by beginning the north of said
lot No &c. thence south 45 mA east l6 chains and
l3 links thence north 80 deg, Is ml., wesS5 chains
posi- in the Eerrick road, thence north deg 30m
chain and 90 links along said road post thence
north deg as M, west Is chains along sad road
post the north line of SAID lot thence south SO deg
Is m Sc CHAINS II links TO the place of beginning
containing 57h acres of land. The of sale are
credit of months interest well secured. The frse
parcel of land has been appraised at the second
piece nj 1878, 90. FRANCIS w. SAVAGE.
Admir- of the estate of Joseph HAGEN.
January 4lh 1854 1854 4w
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Rav.nna, Teb. 18th, 1854,
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In the Court of Probate within and
for the County of Portage, Ohio.
Petition to execute Real Contract.
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|
and Martha Gilbert
| The above named Elvra Thompson Fuller Thompson,
Sylvester H. Gilbert and Orson Gilbert win 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 in the Office of the Probate Judge for
said county Portage setting forth in substance that
the 18th day of April 1S49, Edinburgh in said
county, the said Julius Gilbert and Sylvester Gilbert,
since deceased entered into written contract under seal
wherein it mutually agreed that the said Julius Gil
beIt 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
tract and that thereupon the said Sylvester Gilbert de-
ceased should make and deliver to Petitioner good and
sufficient deed of general warranty for the following de-
scrbed tract parcel land situated in the township of
paris the county of Portage and State of Ohio being
.the part of subdivision lot No. 36 in said township
"and bounded as follows to wit South and north by the
"orgna lines of said lot and east by land in said lot own
"ed by John Shaw, Jr, thence line to be parallel
"th the line of said division r enough west to con-
ain Fifty Acres the of the public to all roads on the
excepted. That petitioner has paid said sum 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 said premse-thnt the said Sylvester
Gilbert departed this life 2Sth day of February
D 1852 leaving the above named Sarah Gilbert his Wild
o entitled her dover estate in said premises and the
other defendants above named together with petitioner
entitled to an therein his representatives and
heirs aw and that petitioner, on the 3lst day OF May
D 1852 duly appointed and qualtied to admins
trate upon the estate of said Sylvester Gilbert deceased
PRAYING that Defendants may be required to answer
and singular matters and Things in Petition set forth
and that upon final hearing of said Petition the said
the court to and deliver petitioner deed of sad
premises whereby he become vested with absolute
title thereof against Defendants above named and
all other persons whomsoe The said Eivira and Full
Ter Tompson Sylvester H. and Orson Gilbert will also
take notice that unless they appear plead answer or de-
mur 20 said Petition within sixty days from the hing
thereof the them, Will be taken for confessed
anu a ueofee e','e-'1 A''' II. H. WILLARD,
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Farmers Take Notice.
0N account Of the high price of Wheat and
q other GRAIN the subscriber will grind from now
Until the LIST day of April next, all kinds OF grain for
very 18th bushel.
Dec 5, 1853 WHITE. ESEI q Bho.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

.L1MBROlDERY.--F i Flowing under sleeves
u patterns under hdks and collars fine assort-
| ment, just received by H. L. 7 AZ.
| Sept. &c.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICES hereby given that The Co-pari-
lV nership heretofore existing between the under
signed has been this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted the SAID firm requested to
call Immediately and settle either by cash note.
j. DALRYMPIE,
o. l.. SUTLIFF.
PS TIL, business OF The former firm will hereafter
be carried at the old stand by
o. E j P. SUTLlFF.
Fob Ter 1854 1853
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

STEEL PENS.-Gillo,l's 303-I70-74S.-
NJ L. Leman's celebrated India Rubber pen. cheaper
than be bought of the AGENT Lemans 303. The
Gutta Percha Pen, the most durable extant Albata,
Falcon and Republican pens full stock at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

TIE CONFLlCT OE AG ES-Or. the great
debate on the moral relations of God and Man, by Ed
ward Beecher, D. d. For sale at
t'a HALL's Book STORE
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NUllCE-f Taken up by the subscriber, one
Ia year old Steer, (brindle) yearling Heifer.
(red) WM. MESSENGER.
Alnn!na Dec. Goth. 1854.
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NOTICE.

YNyHE undersigned desrous of closing his business by
j. the first Of April next, would respectfully solicit all
who indebted to him to call Immediately and eettls
the same by cash or note-
Ra7enna. February 2ith 1854. lasi
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New VI usic.

w I'm muslc, SWEET lhusIc
We greet you again.
Lilly Dale Answer to wait for the wag-
Katy Darling song g$quar- on
telte Uncle Toms lament for
Home Aeain--song and Eva-Woodbury
quartete Old folks at home
Ben Bolts reply Young folks at home
Billy Grimes AIountaineers Farewell
Sailor boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. Childs Prayer, &C., &C..
Wait for The wagon
With good assortment of watzs pdlkas, quadrill's
&C., muy be found at
Halls Book STORE
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S5f9 10 "a a111 neg lHoMiia
NOW is YOUR TIME
FOR ga Ee GAE VS..

ODD TO so per cent sa we'd. We are selling our en-
sDeD tire stock of Ready Made C'thinF, at N. York
hoesaie prices, consequently persons buy ing of us
i'll save from 33 10 So per cent.
We have md will continue TO keep on han2 every
ing belong ing regular merchant tailor business.
Clothing made order in The best style and 10 suit
customers.
SOMERVILLE & REDF1ELD.
Merchant Tallor's nearly opposite The Bank.
Feb 8th 1854 l253-3w
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HlHERE can be iGund splendid assortment
L of Plain and Fancy Cassimeres at
Nov. 9, 1858. SoMERvILLE& & REDFIELD-
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" o I'll C. Z.

VHSHE copartnershp heretofore existing between G.
n Rswell, w. X. Wirier and w. d. Rowell. un-
der the firm of Rowell. Wter S Co. dissolved on
the Goth OF January last. ID. RoweIl retiring from
the business. We associated with the same day,
Geo. L. Hoichkiss and business will be conducted
under the old hume and style.
HOWELL, WITTER g. Co.
Ravenna Feb 9nth 1854
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spiritual Meeting.

*These verses will be published hereafter.
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WAX NIGHT TAPERS and Wax Matches at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
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GAMUEL BROOKE. having taken'lhe eA-
~ tensive Stock of Goodale s. Co., offers IT to the
lrate on the favorable TERMS and ~solseIsa
,inuance OF patronage from the old friends and sastom-
ers of the establishment,
The large stock of Yankee Notions and Fancy Goods
in the upper of the building constantly be-
ing replenished by fresh arrivals.
Liberal advances made ON Wool by S N.rGoodnle,
who continues his Office as heretofore in the build
ing. 1892
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F ABER'S PENCILS The best for drawing
at HALLS BOOK STORE.
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.PH E ENl-X-.R1AHKK, ),
JoI,n II. RostwiciS & Co.

FEHIS splendid building is longer tenaness its no.
BILE rooms fast filling up with enerprising occr-
pants and trade at this end of Town beginning Look
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RkVENNA SUMMIT MILL
Julius Gilbert,

Julius Gilbert,
VS..
Lovina Wireman,
Michael N.'ireman,
Elvira Thompson,
Fuller Tompson,
Sarah Gilbert.
Sylvester Fl. Gilbert
Orson Gilbert,
Otis G.. Gilbert,
Melville L. Gilbert,
and Martha Gilbert
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THE OLD BREWERY and the New Mission
House at the Five Points" by the ladies of the Mis-
sion This work is immensely popular. For sale at
Halls Book STORE.
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IVORY TOP PENClLS-Three szas. at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
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Dr. j. Rs. NHarchisi's.
CELEBRATED CAT,HOLL,ON

'oa TIE RELIEF AND CuRR OF SurrEn1xe FEMALES.
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something New,

Until within few months the citizens of our
town and county have been under the necessity of
s.going away from home' TO obtain the nicer arti-
cles of furniture which it was necessary for them
TO procure in order to have their houses fitted up
fright" aud as every basiy likes to see them
Messrs. Griffin & Bostwick, in the Phenix Block.
over John HI. Bostwick & Co.'S. store, are now
opening as rich and varied an assortment of Fur
nifure MS can be found west of New York. Mr..
A. B. Griffin well known to our citizens. selected
their assortment under very advantageous circum-
stances 10 New York City, and for style and finish
it is unsurpassabIe. We spent short time yester-
day 10 looking through the rooms. and were much
surprised the extent richness and variety there
exhibited.
The enterprise Of these gentlemen should be
liberally sustained. aud confident it will be.
The difficulty above spoken of is completely .obyi
sfed. Furniture can be bought of them as cheap,
If not cheaper, than in Cleveland, and having no
transportation to pay. or risk to Of damage, it
must be more advantageous. An examination of
their '.siock. will convince any one of this Such
an establishment is credit to our town-and a
very pleasing evidence Of its growth and prosperi-
y.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
CHAPTER X,

Reclining. not sleeping. in her guard
ed tent, the unfortunate Ellen passed
the slow watches of the night in agony OF
sppre hension. Each hour diminished
her hope, and she knew that ano ther days
flight would probably place her beyond
The reach Of rescue, and render certain
the fearful doom with which she was
threatened. She had heard nothing OF
Dudley since the day of his departure
for Fori Dayton. and fears for his safe ty
formed an additional item in he distress.
She had not even been able 10 communl-
cate with Rogers since the retreat COM
m need. although the FAITHFUL sergeant
had contrived to be allotted to the same
boat which conveyed her. and with two
Indians. and one Of his fellow privates,
constituted its full company. The vessel
which had been selected for Ellen was of
fanciful construction. and had received
from WalGon The name Of the gondola.
1t was much smaller than the batteau. and
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
ortgage sale.

DY virtue OF Comm ssion and execution
I'D to me directed from the Marshall Com
mon Pleis cour', will expose TO public sale
at the court house door in the town of Plym-
outh, in said county, OH Saturday the 18th day
Of December lc54, between tie hours of ten
o'clock a III, and four O'Clock p IN, on said
day, the rents and profits for seven years ol
the following described real estate, to wit
The east half of the south west quarter OF sec
tion eighteen, township thirty-twO north, OF
range one east, containing 80 acres; and the
south east quarter of the south west quarter,
ana The south west quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section ten, of the same town and
range, all in Marshall county.
Ii the rents and profits for seven years fail
to sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said exc
cutlon, interests and costs, will then and
there proceed to sell the fee simple title to said
real estate, or so much as is necessary TO sat
ISiy the same. Executed to satisfy mortgage
In favor OF Lyman Blair and against Thornton
+. Myers & Wm. Thompson.
j. l.. THOMPSON Shift.
Nov %, 1854. 36t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07

M Office is hereby given that Will offer
" for sale al publ auction all the personal
property belonging to the estate of Jacob Fran
cs deceased. at the late residence Of said de-
ceased in Polk township, Marshall county In
dia a, on the 23d day o December, 1851, be-
tween lie hours prescribed by law. Said pro
perry consists of one Mare, Two Cows Il calves
one Bureau, one Clock, one bedSteod, bed Il
bedding, one Sett Two horse Harness, ore Box
Stove, Chairs. Axes, and many other articles
too tedi us 10 mention. All sums OF three dol
lars and under ca h In hand, over thr dollars
ere lit Of SIX months Will be given the pur
chaser giving note with approved freehold Sc
cuTity, waving valuation AMI apprai smcnt
laws, with interest.
II. b. .FALCONBERRY, Exr.
Nov. 30, 1854. 37t3.
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SberifsS Sale.

DY virtue of Fee Bill t. me directed
ID from the Clerk Office Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, will expose to public
sale at the Court House door in the town OF
Plymouth IN said county, on Saturday Decem-
Der 18TH, 1854, between the hours Of % ocl'k a
m, & O'Clock p IN, on said day, the rents &
profits for seven years of the following des-
crbed real estate, to-wit the south east quar-
ter oil section th:Ity-iour, township thirty five
north, range | eaSt and if the said rents and
profits fail TO sell for sum sufficient to salts
fy said execution and costs, 1 viii proceed to
sell the fee simple tile to said real estate 10
satisfy the same. Executed as the property OF
John w. Wilkins TO satisfy said fee LiIl, ac-
crulng IN suit between himself and parties
unknown.
]. L. THOMPSON, ShG.
Nov 23, 1851. 36t3.