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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

.F0xs.is 8 Way,
CLOTHIERS
Corner CAMP and COMMON sTs., tuder City Hstsl)
- hayc just received, and opening their
EER AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or CLOTHING.
Their stock sfGENTLEMENB FURNISHING GOODS being very
large and complete they the
public generally with every
ARTICLE OF APPAREL
PERTAINING TO A GENTLEaiAN's WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt by every arr
val from the North they will aintan throughout COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS & Way
febb 9dptf under the CITY HOTEL.
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M s -. -; - ! ah1A


lsb4.-Jockey Club Purse, sl000-lhree Mile
APRIL 6frA Stake
Tear Old Weigh.sMle HeaS300 Subscription Forfeit. sa50
added by Club. ss
John Tprnbu oh NAAMEoREE by imp Glencoe out o
Sally Shannon.
Bugaman R. Ten eh e. by espeoe ont NJ
Salie Ward. =
by Bundle and Go, b, Run out Of Sarah Bisasp
PAYS dsclaratisn. = ~ es.
Vim, J. Minor nnmes Oh g by Voucher, out Of Norma
Also, grf by Voucher, out OF Lady Jane
4iso by hsiRhRzzar, out OF Ysrae ty, by
W. W. Boyien & Glencoe, out Of Bonn4s oBlps
Blakeiy TERRIFYER Sovereign gu, Of jan. Nit.
ehei " " 'As his-
SECOND Rae Esame Dayclub Purse ssOo-ile HsatsThas
In FIVE, ~ 'A'' Ahaes
APRIL 7-cnb Purse, sTs0-Two hias Heats
APRIL s-CMh Purse, $2aaA-Four sIiis
APRIL scnb Pnrss &1o00Three Mile eAts-For o,,..
ka md Purse Races the Metse This snnv
- M above Purses 10 to 20 70 th inn.,
seeaaa horse IN each original nur.o
Strangers Badges giving the privilege Genre r tbs Az.
days, AIS Public Stands al - s"s'e 'o' H's I'VE
L Ladies' dfing admission Stand p,ut he
by member Of the Clue, invited gues = 'fotsN
II To preVaat delay the Course Badges nv he h,.;,.5 .
ST. Charles, Nerands and ' = 'Asu ~ ans
~ All the Horses that Stakes week nsbnbv
the eas s eonnd s the by he Gao
~ N Entries fer Three Purse will hs nads a, IN.
Course on TUESDAY, at2p.A. ' se nAas q. 'he
r TEN pporispr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

Rich Dress Silks
SELLING OFF AT COST
D. P. scANLAN L CO., No - Charsrss street.
w Respectfully inform the Ladies' that they Will balance
their rich DRESS SILKS amounting great
hreans they clear off their whole stock Apl
Todd y Co.,
CONF MISSION CARPET wARERoOMs,
1870 CANAL STREET. ToURo BUILDINGS
\ LEY Arenow offering their immense stock Of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG,
tmanacturer prices eloss cougunens
ALSO G5
On hand large beautiful stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
$40 "a feet wide, cut to suit any apartment.
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. apI 69p
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Hasrez's HAIR. Resfo,.e,..

k9 will guarantee TO Hair Bald Heads with nv
INFALLIBLE HAIR REsToRER
er that be agreed upon money until thu
aAik 10 PRODUCED This preparation has been thoroughly
etted and the results have been SUCH that
making the above proposition 1t has emneny
causing the Hair By free OF the RESToRER GRAY or
White Hair will gradually assume its original color.
FOR THE TOILET
has equal highly psrumsd mpars the fragrance Of
the most Delightful Fower it gves the hair rc soft glossy aud
healthy that be by any other article La
dies you wish to your uxurant es to the --latest
period Of life will be without RESToRER II Il. n,
sale by Druggists and Country Merchants parts the Unisn
VIC. HURD, Sole Proprietor New York
JARVIS d WooDMAN, Agent, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

GHEAP RENT. two story frame AsA
House, containing four rooms, besides kitchen
cstsr etc. situated on Cypress sest Tho
mediate two small families. Rent
Inquire of [apahl MRS BOWERS, lis Julia .reet ''
4 OST.-A Coal Black POINTER 80
a A DOG, with chain collar. Dollars Reward s<ss
will be paid upon bs the corner Of
street snd ponhartran Railroad JAMES RoGERs [sp4
STAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and Galoge keeps constantly hand general
ment Of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING WEATHER BOARDS
and
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If. III. Knapp s. Egs. 3. Gss0se dfe,..
DENTAL sURGEoNs.
ma COMMON cmpI,,,,nl

Opposite tbs Private Entrance Of tho Charles Hotsl)
EE H. KNAPP having had than t~asy years. praoiee
bis profession and being associated with CHANDLER
of skill and confident they please may homer
them with their patronage. ianis dawn +
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

They ARE PASSING AWAY The number
of soldiers engaged in the War oil the RevoI-
uion was 2ll,791. OF Ills number there ale
less than four. cen hundred now living. whose
ages. must average nearly ninety years.
Sayenlv-tbree have died during the pnsr ear and
should mortality. continue with the natural ir,-
crease as they advance in years, but n short
period will elnpse when these venerable oc,o
genarians will be known to US only in history
In all probability many of The present genera
ton will witness the solemn funeral rites 10 ".&e
last Of the Heroes OF the Revoutiou." 49,
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probate Court of Portage Count
Ohio.
Administrators A ,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall on the
y 18th day of February. 1854. offer for sale at
public vendue the premises The following describ
ell cal Estate, to Situate in the township of HI
County of Portage and State of Ohio, and known
and described the undivided nne-ihird in common
subject The dover estate OF Jane HgZen 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 in the middle Of
State road Warren Cleveland point il, said
roa chains SUi links north 52I West of where the
middle of sad rond the line of said lot No.
a. in Hiram thence North 52t, West chains Al links
to post; thence North 300 deg chains and 90
links post thence south 52& 6eg chains Ii
links TO post, thence south 80! deg, chains
20 links The place Of beginning containing one acre.
so the undivided third in common of the follow
ing piece parcel of land situate in the township of
Hiram county of Portage and State of Ohio and being
part of lot No. Sc, in said township of Hiram and
bounded by beginning at The north of said
lot No &c. thence run south As min east chains and
10 links thence north SO deg Is min., 35 chana
posi- in the Herriek road thence north deg 30 IN.
chain and % links along said road post thence
north deg. IS Is chains along said road to u
post i'll the north line of SAID lot thence south SO deg.
10 m 36 chains ~ links the place of beginning.
continuing 574 of land. The of sale are
credit of months interest, we'll secured. The first
parcel OF land has been appraised &C. the second
piece nj $379, 90. FRANCIS w. SAVAGE.
Admir- of the estate of Joseph Hazen. s.
January 9Th, 1854 1854 4w
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
CAN AsAIrRRsAr,yE.-Mary -


GAN NALrERNATiyE.-zMary -. mod
est appearing GIL. was brought into the Po-
lice Court, yesterday afternoon. charged with
spending her evenings in the sheets, Tor i'm.
moral purposes. .lerappeafanceb but lille indi-
Gated foundation for such charge. vet il
was subsiantiated. and she was allowed Two
days, IN which to gather her effects and leave
The city, or ns an alternative home for three
months in the House of Correction. Mary has
respectable relations among who is sister.
married to a merchant in -, hut the
shame Of her past misdeeds leads her TO avoid
their socistv."
We quote the above from Boston paper. in
whichlthe name OF The girl and The hcme OF
her >isler..are given in full. Is his practice no,
unkind, uufeeling, AID uni ISL? How can Mary
reform her life, ano lift 10 her heed, while
every finger points her out as gnitG ihinga-
Why should inquirers be SET to work to find oul
whpt merchant il is iD a cert,in city whose wife
has frail slstar4 Will not our newspaper
reform tki,i Il is we'll TO caution The. world
against hardened and an atrocious scoundrel;
but to point out to public notice poor, sinful
girl, is but to turn1he iempter into her path.
way. and to prevent her return 10 the wny from
which she has wunder red Daily National
Era.
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ThIs ana That.

On the Path inst. o severe Ere occurred Ht w m
chester Va. Ten or fifteen houses were destroy
ed. Loss SIS, ,00O-The baggage and express
cars of a passenger train were thrown down an
-embaukment ten feet high near mt. Vernon. last
week. This Baggage Master had hisarn broken
D. S. 8Iaboney has been eleeisd Senator
from San Franciseo-Aibert Iyerson was elect
ed q. S. Senator from Georgia, last 1week--
Uncle Toms Cabin has been played at the The
ater in Warren-Fhe daily raiions of aHanni
ball." elephant at Herr Driesbach's menagerie
New fork consists of four hundred pounds of hay
and three bushels of oats. He washes this enor-
nous quantity Of proVender Gown his throat with
FOUR barrels of water. Besides bis regular meals
he receives cakes. candies and apples from the
visitors. He is the largest elephant known, and is
about forty years old. He weighs IL 900 pounds.
ia eleven feet in height, and has two tnsks. each
i've and half feet iong-S200 GOO is the prIee
asked for Mt. Vernon, the mansion-house aud two
hundred acres of land The intrinsic value of the
property is S30,000-The richest aud most ex-
aIted man on earth is but pauper, fed and CLOTH
ed by the bounty of Heaven-Iu Ohio the gross
Canal Revenues the past year were S605 0oo. the
lFSAPOiSOo
eiean profit TO the State-The mind is like a
frunk-if well packed. it holds almost everything
it i'll packed next to nothng-Rev. Theodore
Parker in his lecture 10 Cleveland recently, OBJ
served that old DR.. Beecher is the father of
brains than any man in Amerca''-Lucy Stone
ectured in New York Jan. 24--'rhere is man
this vicinity SO tall that he hires out his back
bone for Liberty pole-The greatest man has
at least one weakness. which forms a connecting
link between him and his age Goethe says age
makes US tolerant. l saw fault which I
myself did not commit-The best mode of re
venge, is not TO initiate the inJury--W Without
friends, the world would be wilderness-It is
supposed That the fellow who. left the house was
not strong enough to carry it--There are fly
seven thousand more men than women in Austria
liza.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

without regard TO arrival Of trains 90 connecting
roads, or Boats on The Luke.
1t viii be noticed that iirtie chaage has taken
place iuN the board of Directors. Cyrus Prentiss,
to whom the country is indebted for the building
of this road. remaining President. If determine
ton and energy in overcoming almost superhuman
obstacles. if the jeopardy of handsome private
fortune. and sacrifice of all personal comfort en,-
tie man to gratitude. Mr.. Prenliss deserves to
be remembered.
The election of Vim. S. C Otis, as Vice Presi-
dent will bring into the management Of the affairs
of the Company very important aid. The en-
tire report shows that the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Compauy must continue TO occupy the
high position it has well earnsd.-C Cleveland
Herald. .s.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

O. We have received from Mr.. J. Il. kib-
bee, of Warren, The indiviual who put in cir
culation the slunderous report regarding the con-
dition Of the Western Reserve Bank, copy OF
lhe Trumbull Democrat confirming his explana-
lion. lie demonstrates very clearly that his
conduct was both malicious and conlemptible.-
He saws he presented al the Bank $500 Of its
bills for redemption, and ascertained from the
Teller that he was unable TO open the vault,
the Cashier having gone oul OF town with the
key. Kibbee then telegrapLed to various
parts Of the country that the bunS had ''stopPed
redeeming their bills" intended thereby to con-
vey the impression the bank had failed. which
KibAse must have knessestq be untrue. = e9ses.
Herald.
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Leaving Surplus

leaving $S,43U II
The business has steadily increased. and the
onltrafic-to become very important feature
is in Its infancy. Experience demonstrates that
the local busness constitutes the sure reliance
the inexhaustibe country traversed by this road
furnishes a failing fountain to supply this
road, and perfectly quiets all apprehension as to
the effect ofthe Mahoning road. There is a full
scope for both roads, without any necessity for
competition
The Cleveland, Zinesviile, and Cincinnati Com
pany expect to open their road ia few days to
Millersburgh, 60 miles from Hudson. This Road
which has hitherto furnished large amount of
business 10 the Main Line, although in operation
but short distance, will multiply its supplies
macy fold when in operation through the coal beds
of the Chippewa and the wheat fields of Wayne
and Holmes. Its continuation to GAINESVILLE,
opening connection through the Cincinnati, VIII
mIugton and GAINESVILLE Road with some of the
richest portions of the State, from GAINESVILLE to
Cincinnati will greatly add to these accumulations
| of trade and travel.
The Clinton Line Road inferseclng with this
| Road nt Hudson, aud Franklin and Warren Road
intersectng it also at Ravenna, will contribute to
the business of this Road.
The Wheeling Extension is very important aud
will soon be completed, opening then direct com
tnunication with the Baltimore and Ohio rail road.
Total receipts for 1868 $432,6s2 4G
1852 3a5,79s 29
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Consumption is, without doubt, the most fearfully
fatal oa diseases, Except epider les annually
rying thousands to unmely graves. How often could
the ravages of this arch destroyer be prevented if
timely remedies were used in ailayng the inflammation
produced by an ordinary cold. For Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throats and all similar diseases, Staber's Ano-
dyne Cherry Expectorant has equal II is not
commended as infallble, but medicaImen and others,
who have used and administered it. bear testimony
its extraordinary efficacy. 1t is known to be "good
medicine, and such is offered to the pubc also
Stablers Darrhcea Cordial for diseases of the bowels
See advertisement in another column and descriptive
pamphlets, 10 be had gratis of the agents. Price for
each only 90 cents, or six bottles for $3.50. a
.l257- In .
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WA0 00gBO o

In Rootstnwp, Nov. 8 by Rev. Mr.. Bear. LY.
MAN w. BRowN, to Miss SARAH E. TArLoR
both Of Tallmadge.
At the Raveuna House, Jan. 90, by Rev. J. H
Ebbert Mr.. Thomas EVANS and Miss MARGARET
JOINS. .-s.454.
In Mantun, Jan. 18th, 1854, by Rev; J. W.
Hill, Mr.. MARTIN j. PALMER, to Mrs. bETH'A
P. SHOEMAKER, both of ShalersVille, Portage Co.,
Ohio. 49, . ~
Rv tho s.me in Mnntun, Jan. a5, Mr.. RoDoL-
,.us I'm to Miss HARRlsz E. CHAPLIN.
In Hun,sburg. Sabba,a eyes M H2ad plt., @ es ey .ne
IA MISS SoFifA n. CLArP, bol6of Huntsburgh'
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
WaYDer for Ianunry,

Has Just been presented to its patrons. The FIRE
by which the Book establishipent of the Harpers'
was destroyed, delayed the appearance until very
late. The Apology" of the Publishers, in the
pages of the periodical, gives short historical mar
raiiye of the business of the brothers, and full
account Of their recent loss. The Italian Sisters
by G. R. P. James-Napoleon Bonaparte, by John
s. c. Abbott-'rhe Newcomes, by Thackery, are
the leading articles in this number.
The typographical appearance OF Harper is
good and after its long absence, causes one to ex
claim sshow natural." In the sueceeding num-
bers, the Magszine viii be conducted upon the
same general plan which has rendered it SO uni.
versally popular.
The January humber is for sale at Halls
Book STORE. +a
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

= " The Meeting ofth Portage County Tenn
Perauce Alliances, takes place at Rootstown to
morrow. a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. We hops to see
ths friends turn out in good numbers on the occa
sion. The frisnds in Roo,stown have made ample
arrangements for the accommodation Of al who
choose to meet with them that day.
Rev. Mr. JosEs, cf Ravenna. and others have
boon invited to speak.
Mrs. EvERErr. Of Randolph, is expected to ad.
dress tho Ladies.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

ne E P. RaAINEkD, Esq, the Cashier of the
Franklin Bank of Portage County, at Franklin
Mills has shown us the new FIVE and tea dollar
til!s just issred BY that bank. The engraving is
sapilaly executed. The bills are decidedly the
h,nesomest we have seen, and are said by COM
potsut judges TO be the has. executed bank plates,
a. i,iis tme, in the State. On the left end Of ihs
Sl0s Is a group of ten persons, male and female.
In fac center Of the plate Of the SIS and Sl0s is
aa accurate and splendid likeness Of ZEsAs KENT,
y q. President of the Bank. The main design ol
she plates was suggested By MARvIs KENT, Esq
President of the F. ds W.R. r. Co. Counter
fslers will not be able to initiate, either proftaby
erpassa5ly, these new issues.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

FEMALE Typos During recent visit to Pitts
burgh, we called at The Daily Dispafch office, to
see our old friends Foster & Feeson. They have
since the printers strike in September last. been
trying the experiment of female compositions
They have had eight in their employ since that
time most of whom are already very efficient. A
room neatly papered and carpeted, has been par
titioned off fom the other departments of the
office, where they are entirely excluded from an
noyance or interruption. Other offices have fol-
lowed the example of the Dispatch. Mrs Swiss
helms paper is set. up entirely by girls, ard the
Daily Chronicle employs several number of
offices in Cincinnati are likewise trying the girl
system, and profess to be well pleased with their
success--Warrea Transcript.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

4 HOME MAGAZINE, for February, is an excel emf
number. Among its contents will be found two
excellent articles from the pen of T. S. Arthur,
the editor-the q Angel of the Household - and
!" Mr.. Wiukleman at home." This number con-
tans fourteen woodcut Illustrations and one steel
plate. ,rssg--.z-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Y Attention is directed to Mr.. J. P. Carr
FiN's :. Now Wagoi Shop" advertisement in to-
days paper. Mr.. 6. also manufacturesa Wheel
Barrow on new pan. The wheel is placed
sndsr the bndy of tine barrow, aud thus the arms
are relieved from the pressure of the load, which
is sustained by the wheel. 1t is singular that an
improvement. so simple in itself and yet SO mpor-
sant, was never thought of before. Rail Road
Contractors, especially. will find this improvement
is the barrow, just ihe thing.
mr. G. is prepared to manufacture them to
sr2er.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

tains articles from twenty six of the best writers
in our our laud and is illustrated with fifteen orig
inal engravings. Mol. The Schoolmistress, y
an elegant nezzotnt, is graphic representation
of as ..good looking Yankee Schoolmarm as
ever flourished brchen rod boxed noisy
boys ears The contents of the Magazine in gen.
eral are Of high order. Published by Chas. J.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
GRAHAM for February is out. The Illus,r,.

GRAHAM for February is out. The lIlustra-
ted Life of Gen. Washington, by J. T. Headly,
is commenced in this number. and will make O
portion of the contents of the Magazine for some
time to come. The Genius and Chara cteristics Of
the late Edgnr Allan Poe, we read with interest
Graham "can't be beat' in the comicalities, and
his fashion plates are of The latest and most ap,
proved styles. Geo. r. Graham, Editor. r H
See, Publisher-P Philadelphia.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

ACCIDENT TO NR. CoRwia.-We regret 10
learn that the Hon. Thomas Corwin mel with an
accident, Thursday evening. at Morrow. In
stepping from the baggage car, he fell on piece
ofumber, cutting his mouth severely and break
ing oui his front teetb.--F. C.. Dem.
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's22G,ss4 II
Increase 40 per cent?

The coal trade has so Increased OF late rs to re-
uuire dailYsrain exclusively for this business.
1t is matter ofcongratulation TO the Superin-
tendept to say, that no serious injury has been
sustained by any passengers during the past year,
and we may add that the freedom from accidents
ON this road has not its parallel. This cannot be
accounted for on the of luck, but it is atirb
utabls to the good mnnagement,and pa icularlyt to
one, sea,ure 4sitoh has characterized tthis soad
since its opening, viz, prompt departure Of tran'.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
scrofnla and other Chronic Disea-

= =
The following is taken from work published by
D. A. Tyler, NJ. d., of New Haren 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. have Indication of its
use in regular practice, how when Prof Ives first
it obtained it, be does not nnwreco:lect He prescribed
in of Scrofa, and always in forms decoction.
l. is now somewhat common article in domestic prac
tce for the of Scrofua and Cutaneous diseases
Whitlaw, Scotch botanst of noorety,- travelled
in America about 1914 and 1915 learned its use prob
ably in Canada and used it for medcatng Baths his
establishment in England, which became celebrated
for the cure of Scrofula and other Chronic Diseases
The Rock Rose possesses the power of resolving
Scroflous tumors, and of the first and most obr
effects of this medicine is an improved appetite
and digestion. 1857 2w
u For sale in Rnvenna, by c. Hatch. and wholesale
by w. Al. Koh8 Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents
for the west. =
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= II %
Jan, A. D. 1851. 72aT CIV Attorney for Pet'r.

r EGAL NJIiCE.-ln persuance OF nn on
/ der ofthe Probate Court Of Portage County o hio
made the 3st day of January, A. ID. 1854, in a
cause pending in saa court wherein Sas Crocher,
Administrator of j eremah Cotton Jr., is petitioner
and Adea Cotton and others respondents. shall Of
fer for sale the premises on the first day OF Mafch
A. ID. 1854, the equitable interest of Jeremiah Coton
Jr deceased, in the following real estate TO w1,; SIM
ate in the township of Freedom County oi 10 OFT e
ana State of Ohio being part OF lois NO ~ ana 'o
and bounded N by lot line and land reserved from o'
20 bv David J. Beardsey for the convenience OF wa
Ter. East by land owned by Jeremiah and Lucy Coz
ton ;. south by Jeremiah Coon's land aud lot lines;
w., by Isabella Hamtons land, to contain one hun
5ed ard three and fourteen one hundredth acres of
Land from lot 10 and about eight acres from lot No. rs
on the East SIDE also of land sold by Jeremi
all Cotton TO Alexander Mikin for private road.
excepting therefro forty from the south end of
the above described lad and acre the north
end west of land reserved olot 20 conveyed by said
DavdJ Beardsley to =. E. NJ. Kneeland, Sept 27th,
lS5l."e
The interest be sold in sad lands being the whole
value thereof subject TO a lien for the payment of
$o57 unpaid purchase money due 10 David j, Boards
ley Terms made known on day of sale.
SILAS CROCKER, Administrator
.Y-At 4of Jeremiah Cotton Jr.
..-r.,I: -'>.-a 'ssxNNEY q TAYLOR, A,,'ys.
January 3ls 1884,. laS7'4w
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

~ The Mayor ofths City of Rnvenna has re-
gently visited Chicago, and in reference TO the
latter place adecidediy of the opinion that it is
pretty smart plaee. but it is loo far from Raveuna,
toe distant in the ouisqairis of this renowned city
to ever amount TO any certain sum-
sasacious opinion no doubt,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

u The next number of the star will contain
tale from the pen of t. S. Arthur, one of the
most accomplished and unexceptionabIe writers of
the present day. The tale is entitled .One ofihe
Solvent Class,