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n The man who is SO fond of Sfdr gazing,
lives on Chestnut Street. His friends need not
be alarmed at this announcement, as he is an nj
tentive reader of the /" OHIO Star F" and always
pays the printer in advance!
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N o r / G. e.

ENIIE copartnership heretofore existing between C.
4 RswelI, w. X. Writer and w. ID. I;owel
der the firm of Row ell, Witter s. Co. dissolved
the 2uth of January last. W.D. Rowe retiring from
the business. We associated with The day,
Geo. L. Hoehkiss and business will be conducted
under the old name and style.
ROWELI, WITTER & Co.
Rayenna, Feb. 2nfh 1851.
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n Does Truth ever lie 2 Yes. according tt
the old adage, truth lies in well ~
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II PUTsAM's Magazine for March is received
and for sale at Halls Book Store.
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GIFT BOOKS FOR The HOLIDAYS.

a VERY choice selection of Gift Books. Ju-
IA yenile Books Toys, &c, &c., suitable for Holiday
Presents may be found Halls Book Store. Among the
Gift Books may be found
Friendships Offering. Keepsake of Friendship,
The Casket The Moss Rose
Gift of Affection, Crystal Fount at
Remember Me, Forget-me- mot,
The GEN. The Hyaeynth,
hiemento of Friendships The Aniaranth,
Temperance keepsake. Christmas Roses,
Sons of Tem'nce Offering, Buds and Blossoms,
Christian Souvenir, Odd Fellows Amulet,
Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver,
Nouvelettes of the Musicians, &C.. &c.
THE PoETs-Beautiful editions of the popular Poets.
Bibles and Testaments-Iicha and splendid editions.
Boors for CAtidren md Youth-A full and choice as
sortment beautiful and instructive
Cutlery-Choice stationery, cutlery.
Portmoi,pies-Velvet and neatest styles.
Toys-Endess variety for al the desirable 'xins and
things" for Christmas and New Years. call at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Main street, Star Office Building Ravenna, O.
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ljISNOLUIiOM.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Co-rart-
In nership heretofore existing between the under
slgned has been this day dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted the SAID firm requested
call Immediately and settle either by cash or note
]. DALRYMPLE,
o. l.. SUTI.IFF.
S. Tho business of the former firm w i'll hereafter
be carried ai the old stand by
OLD J. P. SUTLlFF.
Feb Ist 1871 1853
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~ The Communication of Is NJ" crowded out
by press of matter of This week, will be inserted
in our next.
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C1HAlN Pumps with all the apparatus so that
" put them up themselves. Making them
much cheaper than any other wayat
March l. BECKLEY.& RAWsoN's. +
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BROOKE & WHiT.YEY.

Wholesale Dealers in Yankee Notions.
Fancy Dry Goods, all kinds Taur sTriHmines Jewel
~, Pocket Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Ware Al
Bank Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Ey Stablers ..Good Medicines" are recon-
mended to the public, with the assurance that
hing is claimed for them. but what they really
possess. The curative properties of Stabler's
Anodyne Cherry Expeetorunt have been certified
to in hundreds of cases, where it has been benef-
cial in Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. Asthma,
Bronchitis, and Diseases OF the lungs and throat
genarally. The Diarrhos Cordial is also known
to have cured hundreds of cases of those ,ipus
diseases of the bowels, which often prove fatal
Indeed in regard beth medicines, trial of heir
merits, By the hfflicted,i confidently asked,
really believe there no better medicines in use.
See advertisement in another column, and descrp-
tive pamphlets. TO be had gratis of the agents.
Price for esch,only so ceutsor six bottles for So so.
Doct B. T. Spelan wishes to announce his friends
and patrons that he has left Ravenna and located il
Cleveland. To such of his patrons cannot make it
convenient call him there he would say that he will
spend few days in Ravenna occasionally, in his old
rooms; where he VIII be pleased to those for whom
he has engaged to do work and others who may need
his services On Saturday the 25h of February he
be found as above.
1T. SPEEMAN
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HOUSE and LoT FOR SALE.

llliES& EESHE subscriber would offer his House
49, d and Lot for sale. situated short distance
East Of the disciple Church. For terms, enquire Of Mr.
Conrad Sapp- THOMAS NEAL.
Ravenna January S. 1854. 1854
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$50 40 500 per Month

$50 40 @lOO peg Month
EHAN be easily made in selling ths Popu lar Books
" Phhpished by Miller, ton & Muyaa.
Derby g. Miller, Auburn, aud Darby Orion s.
Muligan, Buffalo.
From the wide spraad reputation Of our Indications
Book Agents, Colporteurs and Canrassers
be sure, with ordinary diligence, of dong well
there is hardly family in the country but would
be glad purchase books from the list, if
they brought to tht ir door. They all good
books, well printed, strongly bound and sell readily
wherever offered.
To all those desirous of aiding IN the noble work
of disseminating a Pure AMI whoeso Lit erature
troue Aont our land offer chance to make
money, and do great good.
" Catalogues of publications.. containing full
particulars, furnished application tpost paii) Id
MILLER, ONroN s. MUI., IGAN,
Publishers of popular Books,
l259-am* Anburn and Buffalo, N. Y.
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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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Farmers Take Notice.
nN account of The high price of Wheat and
Hother Grain, the subscriber win grind from now
until the lst day of April next all kinds OF grain for
every I2 h bushel
Dec. 5, 1858. WHIFTLESEI q BRO-
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PHENIY RL0GK,
John II. BostwIck d Co.

TBSIS splendid building is no longer tenantless; its
Il bic rooms fast filing up with enterpris;n occn-
pants and trade at this end of Town to Look
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a PEEP INTO UNCLE TOMS CAbtN'
"a By iunt Mary for her nePhnws an" so9.e IN
H. hiidten RI England and America ono"n rI,'n
iut saie at H' "
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his week

g Notices of Magazines are crowded out
Ibis week
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,ocaI and Miscellaneous Department.
new Advertisements.

HALsEY r.. w. HALL. Local Editor.
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Dr,s Pralt a. Rassctl. !.

Having formed co-parnershp, in the practice of Ned
zcaie and Surgery, be found their office. in
Seymours Block, up stairs, at all hours except
when absent on business.
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RANENNA SUMMIT Mill.
Julius Gilbert,

Julius Gilbert,
Lovina Wireman,
Michael Wireman,
ElvIra Thompson,
Fuller Tompson,
Sarah Gilbert,
Sylvester III. Gilbert
Orson Gilbert,
Otis C. Gilbert,
Melville L. Gilbert,
and Martha Gilbert,
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NlNE Rroadcl"ths of every color aud quality
Il Also. Overcoating at
Nov. g. 1853 SoMERyiLLE REpFlEID's
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los SUPERIOR STREET, CLEvELAND, Ono.
Branch at Franklin NIiBts, Ohio.

a T the enrnest solicitation OF manv oil the
IA citizens of franklin and vicinity, splendid rooms
is intended make this Institution emnently worthy
ofpubc arronage, will afford the same iarhiles
for ommercial instructions at CleNelan anu ese
where
The course of instruction will be adopted here
taught al the main College, and the same diploma
will be awarded.
The Branch will he under the superintendanco of
Charles Peck, Jr., shillfu practical accountan and
familiar with the of instruction. taught al our
best institutions.
The Principal ofhe Colleges may be expected at sta
ted times to give instruction in Penmanshp The
course of instruction embraces Double Entry Book
keeping practically used in the different departments
trade and commerce. including Wholesale and Retail
Commission Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping and
Steamboating. Individual Partnership and Compound
Company Eiushess Also, Mercantile Arithmetic, Cor
respondence Penmanship Political Economy and Com
mercia Law.
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HAVN'T HAD TIME TILL NOW--To
Ill tell the people thar stock of clothing has been
renewed. and that we continue to receive Fresh New
Goods Every month.
SoMERyIILE & REDFIEID,
Nov D. 1858 Nearly opposite the Bank.
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OF this expedition The squadron then returned
10 onna 10 give the Emperor time beside on dis an.
sHsr IL Ii not Tor us to predict what tina. answer an
be- but can say that ths sight of cur tremsndous TAI
steamers has given the JApane OF the az ant
OF science. In three months from this he sxp.dtio
viii return, and the result viii be KIN 1wn From ths
friendly disposition already manifested By the Japanese
for Americana and from that enlightenment which thew
fast acquiring favorable result may be looked for
1t very distant day.
The lecturer concluded with few remarks the pro-
grees OF American and enter prise In the East
He said the stascs OF trade with China in the last
few years exhibit rapid increase Cotton and Lead
the important articles Of import and in TIE event Of
friendly relations being established with Japan may
expect there also ready ma ket. Daring my stay in
China could not help rsms kis growing Jealousy
tsrtained by the Engishmen there for the Americans
This on account Of Increasing influence In the
country One Of the II da journals lately advocated the
xatop Of Pegu, becsufe American influence predo
minated In san In ordsr to the predonnAnoe Of
In the East railroad to the Psoido must
be made When this DONE then shall the divided
sies nation be united and her commercial great
iess built up forever
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:. FROM ST.: JonN, N. B.-We have papers from

FRUN 81. JOHN, N. Eve have papers from
st. John TO the 10th inst.
frighnul tragedy occurred At Sydney, G. ON the
Soth ult Archibald otto Dodge, Eq barrisier At law,
~ was shot dead IN the store of Mr. lroh
ell BY Ni,holAs Henry Martin, E'q p and late post
master at Sy dney. coroners inquest was held the
same dsy. and verdict OF wlsui murder WAS returned
against Mr. Martin Immediately after the
OF the pistol at NJ Dodd repaired to the Office OF p d.
Clarke Esq., J. p and surrendered himself up to sstc.
The assigned for the act an alleged injury
Gone by the deceased to member o; the family Of the
accused.
The 81 John Freeman OF the 9Th Inst, states that
French saor called Francis I'd said TO be about
hfty three years OF age murdered by bis
ard the Am erican brig Cohen the mia hit Of tbs
aht ult The officers ssceTtAnipg that the man
missing and u gng from the noises heard during the
night tbs marks Of blood the dech fortcsstls and
other places that there had been foul play tbs Captain
information 10 tho authori iss aad had the three
men, Alfred Thorpe william Collins aud - Smith ar
rested The body Of tae man had not bsen found
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The Turf.

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vn mo, Looh--i:eVo-l.eS
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uon SSoV iofe sloo-$zoo aooso Dy the Jockey Club,
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~; VEINS 81 O. nornPiPo' own Drotner 10 riga
Goen.
A. l.. ana Ten sooscs LeIinsson pd &c.
Ai'o' 4'oi-o'os' Hsck noAVy.
GEORGIA RACES.
LAFAYETTE CouRsR-AuGUsrA, JAN 9-Matoh, s. 1000
81, 200 forfeit-three mile heats.
Thomas Puryear's Oh. b. Highlander. .,........
william CheAtham's b. Compromise ,,,,,,,,, q
Time 6.6s-e.0s. "a
SAM DAY,-Purse 5000 mile heats.
a. @. Cary capt. Hamilton's) o. b. Frank Irwin,
years old, BY Tempest, dam BY Stakeholder 800.
g. J. CArter's O. I 8 years old BY Enbassador, dam
by Priam. ....... .................,..., 2
g. W. Dellyhunt's b. madonna, 3 yea old by imp
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STORM IN LANCASTER, PA. The storm on Thurs-
Gay evening last OF the that has Visited
this "c'isn Of country for years 10 this city the roofs
OF the new buildings the of North Queen and
the recently opened to Duke we're raised up by
sudden gust Of wind an, carried hundred feet
landing upon the lot In the OF ths buidnes Tho
front and back walls Of The builings also thrown
down appears however to have ragged With most vio-
ence 10 the northern section Of the county, whars II
rooted mum Der Of barns overturned grain stask thrsw
ship, Rotbsvills nearly destroyed So violent
the gale that bricks few hundreds OF feet and With
,uch break the rails 10 fencss wherever thew
to strife Fortunately the teacher dismissed hi
the approach Of the storm other wise loss Of
life must have accompanied the cestru ,ton Of the build
rg As IL was the teacher had Scarcely tine N sTect
bis ecape before the walls fell in.--Laacaaer Brad
Jan IS.
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ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FRAUD.-On Saturday fore.
Mr. J,hn Gnsr who recently carried on . very en-
tensive whosAs grocery and proc business Lber
~ street, was arrested by officer Douzherty charge
Of frAut pre- srred agaisst him BY Charles Smith, Toe
prosecutor Is partner In he firm Of Jangeroh smith,
Philadelphia from which IL is alleged that Grer, by
falsely representa- himself owning S75 900 worth Of
property 10 this city obtained goods and sndise to
the amount OF SIS coo. The dsfsniant failed soms
months ago and being unable TO meet the demand Of
his ere ditor they have had him arrested for aud Al
dsrmen Lewis. be,ors whom the inform alton was made
sr patient hearing OF the ease held the defen Ans to
bahfor further hearing Philadelphia Bulletin. Jdn H.
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PROSPECTS OF A FLOOD IN THE Oaro.-The indi.
cauens present are that shAl have another food
Reports from above All the upper trSutariss
~ rising, which together with the snow melting on the
nountans and the continuous falling during yestsr
day. there can Be no doubt but thatve viii have
food At dark last evening the river At this point was
up to the houses and the oeeup.as m.king ready
to Leave The landing was crowded with boats receiving
tbs loads to Leave for distant parts -Cinanpo Gas.I
jan H.
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An IMPORTANT ARTIST IN PHILApHLrmA.-Wm.
hoothsrt whose arrest noticed in yesterdays Bn,
. fugitive from Justice 1t Reading has long tst Of
charged sgatnst him. He accused OF stealing
suodry vAuabs horfes with burglary, and with oountsr
letting Although but twenty six years Of ags be Is
1uch OF Jack shepherd Some time since he effected
tried at Reading for offence, Of which ~ WAS
convicted but shortly after made his from prison,
and hurt himself badly In getting rom the wall that
he WA unable TO get away as placed IN cell from
which he Afterwards escaped BY suttag through The
wall. He was taken yesterday ct house bash Of tie
Monument Cemetery Philadelphia Bulasin, I'm ~
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There are about one hundred steamers lying side BY
oe At ths Cincinnati evees-soms frozen 10 b. the oe
and others ground. Carxoss Haksn board, 20
that tbs thpper may get bill or lading aud the I'D
yapces upon II. The carRoes are Insured whom put on
board Two things encsngsr these vssssls and their
freight. Fire breaking out In would be likely TO
sweep the whole, and the breathing mp Of The lee by
high water they are In danger Of b.ss sush numbers
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arrest them; these were watehmen, and thought
1t one time that they would take me; Mr. Blunie
with me; said the first who put his bands l
would shoot unfortunately had phtol; thsn went
30 the watchhouss and saw number Of wounded men;
found number Of with few tops their hsads;
suppored they wounded In bAttle in particular
appeared be- much hurt asked to ee Judge Spooner
Judge very additionally administered to his wants
about that time It Thought there voul be
other attack the church. attempt to the
N soners; being American citizen tende ed my val
uable ser vices to fad out whether there would bs
other attack went up to Freemens Hall and
Kicked out; charged me with telling the watch
10 pitch In denied It most emphAosly, but they
making . speech; they moved me right quick; have
Mved here eleve IN years..
Crors examned-was in BiIau's coffee house when l
nt heard the noise Of the processon thea in jolly
way did net 60 and take hold Of Of the arms Of
the men Of the stopped along the road
and toek drink don't know who said they going
burn the Psbop palace do not know any OF those Who
ornered and do not recoect what was said By those
IN the procession ell confusion, very much Ike that
On the night TO an eleoon did go and take hold
veraon with him that they going to burn Bediul
IN emgy heard violence in the procession; principal
sk by outsider the don not very noy
It wsS r,uen Ike Political torchlghs procession; Is
far know the procession merry; the boys seeing
ths transparency Down with Bedui," crisd out the
ssnne there vGs lsdiss in the ranks and oil behaved
Hamiltou Sword swosn-On Christmas afternoon, about
ooloch, vas at my livery stable and heard that the
music that IL was declared that they would not tolsr
81 the hshop for allowing Bsdin II his house; also
beard that II was asked u thsre ball dirk for this
O'Clock came to the belief nom all of tas that they
would attack him 10 person, and citizen thought It
"a my cuX 70 .sn me Mayor; went down 70 see him
n was six O'Clock; told Capt. Luksns that thsy were
going to give Bedin some cat music and also What had
Mayer and informed that the Msyor had ons svsy
about dfsen minutes before again vent n sesrsh =,
Atp but could not nnd him; asked the CAPITALS Il he
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-28
NJ MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, JANUARY 10, 1854.

The Council of State has granted the following
rights and powers to the President Of the Republic
of Mexico:
The powers granted to his Exceency the President of
the Republic by the conventions of the 9th January
indefinitely prolonged and their and limit left
to his wisdom and discretion.
These powers the those granted to him by
said convention.
He is appointed Captain General of the armies
The salary Of the President Of the Republic Is rssed to
100000. .., .
The President of the Republic shall receive the title
of Hghness. @: ..' .".
The President is authorized in of serious illness
or of physical moral inability, appoint his
by commission under his SEAL which shall be deposited
at the Office Of Foreign Affairs.
The President shall state in said commission the resrc
ons which he may deem proper to give to the authority
Of his successor. ... 49, - ".
His Highness issued proclamation the 18th of De-
cember which he declares that he could accept
discretionary powers vested in him. the right Of appoint
ing his successor, and the title of Highness
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-28

THE GREAT WESTERN RAILwAY.-The completion of
railroad from the Suspension bridge, two miles below
Niagara Falls, to the village of Windsor opposite De-
tro, distance of 228 miles, is event deserving all
place with the Rochester Lockport and Niagara Falls
railroad (and thus with the New York Central of which
the latter is part and parcel and at the latter with the
Michigan Central, reaching TO Chicago forming juno
ton there with nearly all the railways of the mighty
West Thus it will be that the Great Western con-
stitutes the most important link hthero lacking and
greatly neede between the seaboard and the Mississippi
Valley Nor must it be overlooked that the portion Of
Canada through which it passes is region less highly
favored by nature than Western New York. and
requiring only the influence Of railway bring up
to the high point Of cultivation and Improvement
...... Rochester Daily American
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-28

Mr.. WeJster's Opinion Of alexander Hamilton.
( A friend has enabled US to give the annexed an
wer to the inquiry of 0. P. O., in the Intelligen-
Ter of the 18th Instant
"On the 10th of March, 1881, at dinner in New York
ity, Mr.. WEBSTER, in speaking of Mr.. HAMILTON said
He made Secretary of the Treasury; and how he
fulfilled the duties of such place. at such tme the
! whole country perceived with delight and the whole
world with admiration. He smote the rock of the
national resources, and abundant streams Of revenue
gushed forth He touched the dead corpse Of the pub
Lie credit, and it sprung upon its feet"
TSee lst Volume of his Works, pages 1919 aud 2OO