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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-08
CLEVEl-ANaS AND PsE''TsB UEkGi
IkaEE ROAD.
-. &
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and after "Wednesday Jan 1Ith. 1854 Passenger
- trains daily, tSanaays exceptedl as follows
Leave cleveland g. 90 A III for Ilndson Rayenna
Alliance and Wesv,Ilc, stoppng oil intermediate
statlons $50 Il foT Alliance, stopping ut all way
stations
Leave Alliance al 7 10 A NJ. Rayennn. Mt g. 90 A H.
Hudson 8 81 A stopping all nlermedia,e stations
and arrive al Ciev.lnn: ut 9:iJ a N,
Leave Wellay lille ln:0u NJ, Alliance al 1923
NJ Ray enna III I:i0 M- hudson AZ pm stopping a,
all way and arrive ut Clrvelad at 245 p M
CONNECTIONS.
The. 90 A. NJ Train frcm Cleveland connects aI
Rav<nIa with coaches Tor Warren; at Alliance with
the Ohio aud Pennsyyanis Railroad for Canton fassii
ion and Wooster Bayard wn Itailroad for Carrot,n
Minerva and Wayncsbursh: Weilsylle with steam
Winchester and l,urnal for SteubenSillo Wheeling
aud poiatS The Ohio River.
FOR PIT7SBCRGH
The 900 NJ and 2;5U p trains from Cleveland
at Alliance with r. K. R. for Pittsburgh
Fur Philadelphia. Baliinlare and Washington.
The 900 4 II and $50 r NJ Trains from Cleveland
connect Will the aud Pensy ylyania Central Rail-
roads, and passengers can go through direct to the
The I100 A II Train from Alliance connects with
TraiRs of y & r from iItshnrgl Canton, Siassii-
Ion. Wooster and intermediate stations and arrives
Cleveland in time with tie Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and
the Northwest wrh the Lake Shore Railroad for Dun
kirk. Buffalo and New York. and with the C. c s. e
Railroad for Columbus Cincinnati GaIIlon Indanapo-
lis and stations on Bcl!ontane and Indiana Railroad
The 800 = Nj Train from Wellsyille connects with
steamers from Steubenvi!le and Wheeling: AT Alliance
with o g. p RR from the arrive Cleveland
in time connect with Trains ror the East West and
South.
Tho Trains connect both vsys with the Cleveland
ZaEesyc and Cincinnati Railroad at Hudson for Guy
''''A '1''s' <N'''Ii JOHN DURAND Superintendent
Supcrintendents Office c. &; p. Il. K.
Cleveland Jan. 9.i354
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~ RANSOM A. GILLErr. Esq, of this village.
h,s beon appointed Aid-ds-camp to the Govsrr or
and Commander in Chief of the Ohio MsI;tia
This gives him the rank and title Of CoLosEL
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Editors ARE not necessarily obliged to be
lisvo or endorse oil opinions expressed by their
correspondents, which, with due regard to the
freedom of fhe Press find theu way in,o their
column.
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B The Pulpit. and we glad to see it. is
beginning to speak out against the daring wicked
ness Of the slave holders. See notice of Rev. Mr..
SANDERS sermon, in another c,lumD.
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WfN ,aRRGl0o

At the Prentiss Huuse. 10 r VIENNA, Feb. 1s'.
by Rev. J. Fl. Ebbert. Mr.. WILLIAM LIPKEY,
hnJ Miss BELINDA S. LEWIS.
In Rootstown on the 4th inst. by Oris Reed,
Esq, EDWARD EVERETT, and ELIZABETH Col
LEN, late Of Cambridgeshre, England.
BY Rev. E. Jone. Mr.. RUFUs JONES' to Miss
HARRIET NJ. HupsoN, all of Ruveuna.
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The teachers of Stark. Summit and Portage,
prorose holding Teachers Institute in Ravenna.
the coming Spring.
The friends of education, Teachers and Town
ship Boards, are requested to meet on Friday eve
ming next, at the Council Room in Raveuua, to
piaks the necessary arrangements.
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Probate court of Portage COunly,
Ohio.
II. l.. Carter, A,imr. OF
khoda J. Law. deed
Petition to sell Land.

To David Law Jonathan Law, Charles Law, Sidney
A. Law Jay Law, Harriet H. Stanard james p. Hail :,
Durant II H. Mary E. hall Lucy NJ. Hall. and Thos-
James, who heirs law and legal representatives
Of Rhsda }. law. late OF Brimfed, deceased you
hereby flied. that tie 24th day ofDecemher,
1858. said Administrator fled his petition rhe Pro
bate Court OF Portage County, Ohio, the objeet and
prayer of which petition is obtain order of said
Co1rl, the 9Th day of February, 1854 sell
lot No &C. in i3rim6ed said county, particularly de-
scribed said Peillon.
The sad Defendants viii further take notice. that
said will be heard before said Probate Court oa
the 9th day of February, D 1854. 10 o'clock A II
said day. DARIUS LYMAN. for Petitioner.
1859 SyH
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EH' The attention of young ladies' is directed 70
the advertisement of Sawyer, Ingerso & Co. of
Hudson for females to work 10 their Book Publish
log concern. We are glad to see this, and hope
they will be successful 10 introducing female labor
into their printing establishments
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Exanalnation and Exi,iT,iti,

The examination of the classes of Rayenns Institute
take place at the Town Hall Thursday February the
10Th, 1854. Examination to commence at O'Clock NJ
The school will give exhibition at the same place.
P M. 1257-aw+
T's Teachers alsd school Directors.
THERE will be na examination of School Teachers at
the Court House in Ravernl the third Saturday of
February at 9 o'clock a. NJ. % S --'--.-- -@-
BY order of the Board,
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u A man named KRUMalaE was killed in
Franklin Township on Monday while choppng in
the woods, by the falling of tree. Our inform
ant could learn no further particulars.
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u We acknowledge the receipt Of documents
from Mf. COCHRAN of the House.
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tB Gov. BIGLxR, and suite passed through this
city yesterday upsn Ahe Pittsburgh ears on their
way from Eric home.-. 1t is understood that the
hisulses at Eric nEe settled for the present.
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u Who gets up the beautiful aud splendid IL
ia.tratons,and bright, sparkling, witty explanations
whsh weekly grace sne columns of the Chestnul
Street "osgan.'' The Gne arts have ssrz.p s.
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u Attention is directed to the Advertisement
of exhibition of Mr.. Wmot's School, at the Town
Hail-next week.
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OFFICE OF FRANKLIHAND WARREN II. r. Co.
Franklin. Portage County. O., December 10, 1853
Stock Subscribers in said Company ION the Ravenna
and Windham subscription books.) hereby notified
and required pay this Office or to T. Y. Duel Esq
collector, instaIments as follows to wit:
Ten per before the 2d day of January next
per on or before the 1s day of February next
Ten per cent on or before the day of March next
BY order of the Executive Committee.
1924 1Iw JOEL W. TYLER. Secretary
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THE OHIO STAR.
ocaI and Miscellaneous Department.
New advertisements.

a. Hon S. P. CLASS. u s. Senate and Hon.
w. H. UPsoN. Ohio Senate, have our thanks fur
favors during the past week.
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ERkNEnaA SUMMIT MILL.

WM7 E are n,w prepared 10 do Custom Work
Wv at the Summit MIL grinding all kinds of grain,
Corn in the cob SC. &c, with promptness and in the
best manner. WHITTLESEY s. BROTHER.
Rayenna. Nov. 21, 1883. la47 If
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
s a,
DIR. ii. Tubbs,
Analytical PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance al his rooms Us follows:
RAyEANA1Pre House. Monday, afternoon and
Tuesday until o'clock 2 NJ, 9Th and 7th Feb
AKRoN-Cobb's Exchange, Saturday, Attn Feb
Observation-Disclosures House, Tuesday andWednes-
day l7rh and 18th Jan. t-'.a77&
WARRE ~ C2intoa House, Friday, 10th Feb. ss
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen inflammation, rheumatism, Asthma short
of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop.
sy, eakness Nervous Debility, Resessness, Lost
ofAppete, Constipation, Derangements oftbe Stomach
Bilious affections, Gravel. White Swelling, or of any
oug standing Diseases invited 10 call No charge
or consultation e.' sH-5- b, 455s...e
DIR. T. never bleeds nor blsters, nor is he Homeo-
pathist; lie Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents is he IhomP-
sonian-he neither sieams gives emetcs! His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted hut not thandoes bis system of treat
mrnt! He does not make sick to make we'll nor tear
down obud up again. aIlay irritation by patching
up with anodYncs.
Patients should mark we'll The dates gi, en- above
Dur entire time being preengagcd, attendance must
! accord strictly with published announcements.
An unbiased opinion as 10 the probability offs cure ia
always given. Subjecng the patient expense
without reasonable prospect of success.
A VOICE FROM LORAlN.
DIR. TUgbs:-Sir-I have delayed writing to- you
til several months have elapsed since my Vie discontin
ued the of medicine, but her health still
better and she is able endure than
any time Tor three years previous your prescribing
For her. Her condition peculiarly distressing. and
one which will not attempt fully to describe. The
suffering proceeded frema weakness pani heat
and pressure in the lower of the back and hips,
which appeared to effect the entire system. On recev
ing your Ers prescription she was able TO sit up but
part of The day. The change has been great and truly
gra,ifyirgio both My son. whom you treated for
abscass the side. is doing ell. The swelling and
gone his counlenance and strength have
improve much and the discharge has nearly ceased.
| Yours respectfully.
Rilgeville. torain Co. THOMASL. TAYLOR.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GIRLS

FENliE subs crihers will EN- ploy their Book Publish.
Il ing establishme mt, Hudson limited number of
girls The occupa ton is pleasant and profitable, and
permanent employ meni will be given.
SAWYER, lNGERSOLL & Co.,
Hudson, Jan. 81, 1854 ..-... 1888
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Hus,itute..

Ey The Court Of Common Pleas will sit in this
County on Tuesday, the l4th, inst
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WIN. d. SANDERS, Sec'y.
Ravenna, January 3Ist. 1854. 1257-3w
scrofsaia mad other Chronic Disea-

Rafehiia, oaiuafS o'eI' iSo7' i<oi-o"
scrofnfa mad other Chronic Disea-
ses. ...7
Tie following is taken from work published by
d. A. Tyler, NJ D.. of New Haven Coma.
The Rock Rose has been used by Prof. Eli Ives, of
New Haven, for about thirty years, anterior TO this
period. Says DR.. Tyler. have Indication Of its
use in regular praciice, how wien Prof Ives first
obtained it, he does not reeoIect He prescribed
in of Scrofua, and always in forms of decocon
L is somewhat common article in domestic prac-
cc for the of Scrofula and Cutaneous diseases.
Whitlaw, Scotch botanst of no:oriety, who travelled
III America about 1914 and 1915 learned its prob
ably in Canada and used it for medicang Bathsi hs
establishment in England which became celebrated
for the cure of Scrofula and other Chronic
The Rock Rose possesses the power of resolving
scroulous ard Of the first and most obvi-
effects of this medicine, is improved appetite
and digestion. 1857 2w
C. For sale in Ravenna by c. Hatch. and wholesale
by w NJ. Kohl8 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents
for The 4I&5
Consumption is, without doubt, the most fearfulIy
fatal ofall diseases Except epden les annually car
rying thousands TO unimely graves. How often could
tie ravages of this arch destroyer be prevented, if
timely remedies used in allaying the inflammation
produced by an ordinary cold Coughs, Gods,
Sore Throas, and all similar diseases, Stabler's Ano-
dyne Cherry Expectorant has equal II is not rec
commended as infaLble, but medical men and others,
who have used and administered it. bear testimony TO
is extraordinary efficacy. 1t is known to be ''good
medicine and as such offered to the public; as also
Sabiers Diarrbea Cordial for diseases of the bowels
See advertisement in another column and descriptive
4 n. p
each only 90 cents, or six bottles for 81, so.
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los SurERloR STREET, CLEVELAND, oH'o'
Branch at Franklin Mills, Oh1o'
January 8 list. 1854.

A T the earnes, solicita'ion OF msny o. me
IN 'inAe.s u. lace for a Mercantile college. Ii
rG ~ make this Institution cminenlly worthy
Of nmbI;c pa ronago will afford The same fasiiies
for ommercal instructions us NJ aHo ''''
Ahere. ..,: ,,, H. ,,n,,oJ bo-c
as taught at the main College, and Tho same diploma
will be awarded.
= he Branch will he under the snperin,endanco Of
Charles Peck, Jr., shilif practical accoun,an and
familiar with the of Instruction. taught at our
best institutions.
The Principal orhe Colleges may be expected at sta
ted times to give instruction in Penmanship. The
course of instruction embraces Double Entry Book
keeping as practically used in the different departments
OF trade aud commerce, including Wholesale aud Retail
Commission Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping and
Stsamhoating, Individual, Partnership and Compound
Company Business. aAsu, Mercantile, Arithmetic Cor
respondcnce Psnmanship Political Economy and Gam-
mercirl Law.
Terms for the full course. time unlimited $es. 1881 ~
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Rev. Mr. Sanders will preach sermon, next Sabbath
afternoon at the usual hour against the proposition
open the territory of Nebraska to slavery.
February 9th, 1854.
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-eG A. FIRE occurred IN the Bowery, New York,
en- the second inst. Four fremen were killed by
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For the Os;o sfsr
af tste Sss&S A'St'
ReorsrowN, Feb. 2ad, 1854.

RooTsTowN. Feb 2nd. 1854.
Ladies County Alliance assembled at the Con-
gregatioual Church. The President being absent
also The Vice President of ReotstowD, Mrs. NJ.
F. Spelman was called to the chair, and in the
absence of the Secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth Brain
ard appointed Secreary pro tenn.
Ga motion the following adies were appointed
Committe O Resolutions Mrs. C. Price. Mrs
A. Dickinson, and Miss H Dsming. Likewise
Commitre on Business consisting of Mrs. D..
Stafford, Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. C. Harmon.
communicattn was then read from Mrs.
Helen L. Busiwick. expressing her resignation of
Office as President Of that body. which was ae
eepted by the Alliance. But the filing of that Of
fee was deferred until the mex; quarterly. which
is the Annual Meeting.
Reports were then presented frem the Leagues
in Randolph, Edinburgh and Roofs own aud fe "
remarks from Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Si,ellmen
by way of encouragement.
Committee OF Resolutions reported the foilcw-
ing, which on motion were adopted.
Resoired. Tint this Alliance has for its object,
tho redt mpiicn Of our State from the calami y.
the crime and curse of Intemperance,
Resofped, Tt at moral suasion has filled to ef-
feet the great work Of oveithfewing the traffic in
Intoxicating drr ks, and the experience of the past
clearly proves that we need tie aid If legal sua-
sion TO suppress The corruptiug ii fluence Is the
Fqnor traffic.
Resoired, That SO long as the traffic is sustain
ed by The laws of our State SO long will all efflrs
to check it prove unavaiIiug.
Resofrtd, That the united efforts Of all the
frien's of temperance, should be directed to So.
cure prohibitory law, and that woman should
write, speak and petition for its enact ment.
Res0ired, That crime is oD the increase, and as
intemperance is the cause. it is the duty of every
temperance woman 10 continue to labor v ith re-
newed energy, until every drupkard shall be res
tored to his family.
On motion Committee was appointed consist
ing of Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Everett and Mrs. Price
to draft petition for circulation throughout the
county, and Mrs. L. W. Hall of Ravenua, was
appointed TO receive the PETITIONS after circulation
and forward to the Legislature.
On motion, adjourned 10 meet in Rayenna the
first Thursday of May next.
Nj. F. SPELMAN, President.
A. E. AUSTIN. Secretary.
P. S. The committee 20 draft petition have
attended to that duty aud present the flowing
form of -as yr--a
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PETITION.

We the women of Portage County, do most
earnestly petition your honorable body. TO enact
positive prohbiiory law, with the severest penal
ties; that we may be protec ed from The innumer-
able evils inflicted upon u.s. by the traffic in intox-
icating drinks. We ask this at your handa; as
our right, upon the principle that the object of
true Government is TO establish justice. ensure do
mestic tranquility, promote the general welfare,
and to protect the weak against the strong.
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-l.a 10 Cords
Of Seasoned Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office.
a=g- Dr. H. TUBES will be at his at the Prem
tss House. "Wednesday afternoon and Thursday March 10
and 1f.
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VALENTINES! vALENTlNEsM
est. Valentine returns--the pleasant time
Ofopening veraure and singing birds
Noted for mystic fantasies IN rhyme
Where gay devices, mingled with soft words,
To many blushlng lady-loye impart.
The feelings ofler timd lovers heart.''
fine supply oftbe prettlest Valentines over brought
TO ihIs market may he found & tr-
Jan 3D.. HALLS BOOK STORE.
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Julius Gilbert,

Julius Gilbert,
W..
Lovina W ireman,
Michael vi ii.eman.
Elvira Thompson,
Fuller Tompson,
Sarah Gilbert.
Sylvester H. Gilbert
Orson Gilbert,
Otis C. Gilbert.
Melville L. Gilbert,
and Martha Gilbert,
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HOT CORN

FESlilS Book just issued by Dewitt & Davenport
New York, has created greater excitement in liter
ary circles if possible, than Uncle Tens Cabin So
much has been said about already that the simple an
nouncement of IFS receipt is sufficient large
demand. Call and get one at
Feb. !. "a. HALLS BOOK STORE.
LADIES' ALMANAC.
a NEW supply of these elegant little souvenirs The
n prettiest and nosl appropriate gift exnn received
This day by express at IN -
Jan %. HALLS BOOK STORE
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
TO TUE WORLD. "a. E.0

The rest Of .iIanknd are az Peaautriie, Erie. and
MATAkWS' DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
ARE in Eavenua. Littles Block where apersons can
have the finest Gkenesses takenfo themselves and e
Persons wishing good pictures had better come to reSu
lar established Rooms than employ tray
cling artists.
Nj B.--A splendid lot of fine Gold Lockets, Pins and
Bracelets with likeness inserted cheaper than be pu
chased elsewhere. WM, s. MAIIHkWs.
Jan. 20 1854. 1856.
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GIFT BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,

GIFT BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
A VERY choice selection of Gift Books. Ju-
~ venile Books Toys &C.. &c. suitable for Holiday
Presents may be found at Halls Book Store Among
Git Books be found
Friendships Offering Keepsake of Friendship.
The Casket The Moss Rose,
Git of ATection CRYSTAL Fount
Reme mper Ale Forget me not,
The GEN. The Hyacynth,
Memento OF FTlel iStIlp, I he Amaranth,
Temperance heensake. Christmas Roses,
Sons of Tem'nce Offering, Euds and Blossoms
Christian Souvenir. Odd Fellows Arnuist
APPLES of Gold in Pictures of Siyer
Nourelettes of tile Musicians, &C.. &c:
Tur Porrs-Beautifnl editions Of the popular Poets
Ei6fes and Tsstameats-Rich and splendid editions
Roofs far Cb,Ed,e aud Y,.0th-A full and choice
sortuent beautiful and instructive.
Cufiery-Choice Stationery, cutlery
P1r,,unnuiss-Yelve and neatest styles. i
7oys-Endless variety. for al the desirable fxns and
things" for Christmas and New Years call at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Main street. Star nfire Building. Raverna o.
CLEVELANaS AND PsE'IsBUtkGsa IL
RAIL ROAD.
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A NEW WAGON SHOP.

p. GRIFFIN woEli respectfully inform the people
eD sof this vicinity thai he has opened a new Wagon
SHOP on Prospect street, opposite MIR. E. b. Howes
harness shop, where he is prepared TO do all kinds of
work in his line reasonable terms for ready pay.
share of the public patronage respectfully solicited
Ravenna. Jan 30. 1854 I251 3m - -
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SANS.

Saws.
SPEAR & Jackson's Hand Saws also cross
- cut. Tenon. Rip, Feliy and Web Saws at
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THE SCHOOL AT SHALERSVILLE.
WN ILL commence Its Spring Term on TUESDAY
w the 2lst day Of February next
J. K. PICKETT, Princip H.
Sllalrrsyille Jan 26,L r5A -
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MI OllGE = taken up by the subscriber. one
1S year old Steer, (brindc} yearng Heiier.
(red.) NM, MESSiNGEk'
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NOTICE.

IA Office is hereby given that the undersigned hiss
been appointed Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Oliver c. Dcknson late of Portage county
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
will them for settlement and persons indebted to
SAID estate will please make immediate payment.
w. DICKINSON, Admir-, with win annexed
RanGolph Jan. I. 1854. 1855 3w
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In the Court of Probate within and
fer the County of Portage, Ohio,
Petition to execute Real Contract.
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HlAER RE Gun be found sp,endid assortment
| of Plain and Fancy Cassmeres..at ,s
Nov. ., 1888. So@sR.iLlE s REprlELp.
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NOTICE.

rNyHE Stockholders of the Franklin Centre Mil Compa-
nv are hereby notified to meet in the North " est
LI ss,n ON n Eari's Brick Block, in Franklin Non
The 9Th day of February next at o'clock p. NJ for
the purpose of elecsins Directors for tbe ensuing year and
d;r. such other business may up before them
By order OF the Directors. THOMAS EARL. See'y.
franklin. Jan. II. 81. lSoo Sw
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DiSSOLUIlON.
FEIHE Co. partnership heretofore existing under the
81 name of Brown & Tracy. is Ibis day dissolved by
mutual consent. The interest of Tracy, the Junior,
partner OF firm having been transferred to Brown
& Sparr that firm will become responsihefor all debts
authorized 10 colec, and receive all debts due said r
> HoRATIO TRACY.
Ravenna JAM Is, 1854 1856 aws
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$50 10 SIOO per Month

Feb. lst. 1851.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
NOTICE Tn AYEiss OF
TRINITY COUNTY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
duplicate AssessiDeut Roll fos, the fiscal year
OF lS54-5. has been placed in my hands for col
lection. All persons owning real estate or per
sonal property this Conriy are hereby notified
that the State and County taxes are now due.
and payable at the Sheriff Office IN the Town
of W eaver. all taxes remaining unpaid after
October 1Gih 1854. will be collected with costs,
Section 9a OF Revenue Law provide IS fol-
lows:
Every assessment made in conformity with
the spirit and Intention of this act. shall remain
F judgment and hen, aud haye the force and ef
feet of an exeention against the party ano
properly lIable for the taxes thereon; and the
Sheriff is hereby authorised and required to
seize and sell in like manner, and with the
same fees as are allowed for advertisements
aud sale only under execution. any property the
taxes on which shall not have been paid. &C.
WM. NJ. LOWE,
Sheriff of Trinity County, and
Collector of Taxes.
Sept. l6, 1854. sel6 tl6o