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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
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In this vlaga on ths l4rh inst. of typhoid inf1a-
nation of The unga. J0sEpH II. DgMA RS. sgeJ Sc
years.
D Warren papers please notice.
In WindhaE. Jan. 25:h. Of Typhni Fever,SrE-
PHEN B. PuLsiFEa, in the 70ih year of his age.
At Brightos, Sacrsmen'o Co i, California, on the
9Th of January last. Mrs. LgcY PEr4Hr. aged SO
years. wife of Mr.. Ctariss Pettr, formerly ,,f
frumbu Co. and daughter of The lato Asa K
Burroughs. Esq.
The deceased left Glrretsviiis with her hus-
band about year since for California, and had set
lied themselves comfortably 10 their new home.
no doubt anticipating much happiness and pros
perity but in few short months she was called
to part With affsctioaste husband in land nf
Strangers. The deceased had for some time been
troubled with disease of the heart, which 6nalIy
termina'ed her earthly existence. One week be-
fore her departure, she parted with an infant son.
little thinking she shcut be called 10 meet
and cheii't him in the spirit land. The decessad
WAS kind wife, valuable friend. and an .ffrc-
tioDate m,ther. living 10 harmony with all around
her. large circle of relatives and friends mourn
but not as thnse without hope. and deeply sympa-
thize with the bsreayed husband in his affection.
Cow.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
A Suggestion.


A Washington correspondent Of The Cleveland
True Democrat, tsprpossd TO be Edward Wade)
falls in with the suggestion for a formAable State
movement against The Nebraska scheme; aud adds
suggestion in favor of National movement hav-
ing the same end in view. His appeal 10 Ihe Peo-
Pile of Ohio 10 be true TO themselves and The best
interests of the country, in this hour of peril, will
not we trust, fall on listless ears. He sBys:-
:. Ny opinion ie, Tint it will be made an Admins
tra;ion measure, and forced through The Honse as
such. wish that Ohio without reference to par
", would call State Consent on. at the earliest
period, to take the sense of The whole State, and
to recommend a National Convention. TO DO held
in Washington early. next summer. 10 take such
steps as the exigency of rhs case Lay demand
The anticipation of such oPposti as this would
enlist, would do than any Thing else 10 check
these destructive densgogues, who are putting
liberty at stake for The chance Cf ssiui run
for the Presidency. Let me mplore the people
of Ohio not TO halt or hesitate in this increment.
For unless this fell purpose IF surreudering the
territory OF Nebraska TO The curse of slavery can
be- defea; ed have not doubt that the generation
is now born that will see tlIs Uuion in ruias-"
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Lisss nvsIlc.


The citizens Of Luayile. Stsrk Co. held q
meeting on Friday evening 10 express their iadig-
natioo at Deuglsss' Nebraska bill. o. P. BRowS
Esa Of ibis town addressed them 10 his usual hap
py manner. His remarks were right to the poinf,
showing the people where they stood, and whai
Freedom requires Mt ,taeir Hds, az this tisne.---
The comparison between the true Jeffersoniar
/, democracy aud the .Siaue democracy of the pres
on. day was we'll drawn and had god effect up
on the audience.
Al parties Were out. The meeting was quite
ehihusisstic Some strong resolutions were pas
sed Thenee,ing expressed this sentiment unao
imously.
ResoiVed. That We viii not vote for any mar
who advocafes or votes for the Nebraska bill, no'
will we sus:ain any party that sus.ains ir.
The cffieiai proceedings too late for in-
sertion this week.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
.Amoaher ysct,n.,

A yonns man named Jeremiah McLaugtAiu, a
resident Of New Lisbon, came TO his oeath by
faiioe down stairs in Watsons Hotel, where he
boarded, while in gate of intoxication, on Mon
day night OF last week. He had beeh drinking at
John Wstson's Grocery. ~during The evening ana
was going TO bis room at the Hotel, when ne TELL
distance of shout twenty feet, striking on his
head, fracturing his skull and breaking his neck
Jerry McLaughIin was young man Of promise
and ability, and had for many years been Deputy
Clerk of the Court OF CoIumbiana County, and
also Clerk in the office of the Probate Judge. He
was addicted to periodical ssprees add in Of
these he found an untimely death. Thus Rum,
accursed Ram. has another victim. There is a
day coming when the R1m-seiler will have an sc-
count to give. The Rum seller in this instance,
is murderer-and is 60 considered by the COM
munity where he deals firth his viperous poison.
The Ohio Patriot in speaking of the death of poor
Jerry. says of the Heaven defyipg wretch who
was his murderer:
We have not language to express our utter
detestation, most holy contempt of the poor,
miserable. God abhorred wretch, who notwith-
standing he had been kindly requested, time and
again, TO give Jerry liquor. gave that uBfortu-
mute young the material which Terminated
his earthly existence. How much better Than a
murderer is such vagsbondl Is he not reepon-
sibe for The death of fellow creature! He is
so IN the eyes of this community if Dot in The eye
Of law. If such q thing be possible let rim make
peace with his guilty cooscieBce-if conscience he
has. He may rest assured, that from this time
han md nall ,teh
carcass d.sgraces Gods footstoo. ''the slow. un-
erring finger of scorn'' win be pointed at him es
the destroyer Of his fellow
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Pbes,ix Block.

PHEsIx BLOCK, as will be seen. is Cling up
rapidly with occupants, and is destined 10 be a
very important .'ius,tutiou' in this city. By the
way, let US suggest an amendment in the orthogra-
ply of the word. Convenience and propriety are
both consulted in dranping the Greek and Latin
dphlhougs % aud &C ia all ansliczsd words-aud
10 the orhograpy Of the word ''Pheoix,' We sug-
gess that W, adhere to the idion, of our own
language.
10 making this suggestion we have upon our
aide the authority Of the grest a merican Lexico'
grspher, No,b Webster, and respectfully recon.
mend TO the favorable consideration ID our friends
tho orthogrlrlty ut the bead of this article.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22

The above named Elvira Thompson Fuller Thompson,
Sylvester H. Gilbert and Orson Gilbert will tske notice
that 23d day of January 1884, the said Julius CD
bert fled his petition against them and the oser def-
dants above pamed in the Office ofthe Probate Judge for
said county of Portage setting forth in substance that on
the 18th day Of April d ISf3, Edinburgh, in said
county, the said Julius Gilbert and Sylvester Gilbert
since deceased entered into written contract uRer saal
wherein it mutually agreed that the said Jaas Gil
bert should pay said Sylvester Gilbert late OF said
ty deceased the sum of Five Hundred aud Fifty Dollars
and interest," in eighteen months fru the date OF said
tract and that thereupon the said Sylvester Ghsr de-
ceased should make and deliver to Petitioner good an
sufficient deed OF general warranty for the following de-
"scIhed parcel of land situated in the township oil
Paris in the county Of Portage, and state OF Ohio being
"he east part of subdivision lot Ne SO in said township
"and bounded follows to wit: South aud north by the
oyeinal lines of said lot and by land Ia said lot own
led by John shaw Jr thence line to be run paraiiel
ith the east line of said division ar enough west to eo-
tain Fifty Acres the use OF the public to al rosSs on te
'ssame excepted" That petitioner has paid said sum OF
Five Hundred and Fifty doars and interest together
with all taxes assessed said land as he in said contract
stimulated do whereby he has entitled himself TO deee
of warranty for said premisesthst the said Sylvester
Gilbert deprted this life the 2sth day Of February
d 1852, leaving the above named Sarah Gilbert hs W.as
o.s entitled her dover estate in said premises anu the
other defendants above named together with pettohe
entitled t an interest therein his representatives and
heirs at law; and that petitioner on the 3lst ayet May
d 1852 was duly appointed and gueided to admsa'a-
pop the estate of said Sylvester Ghet deceased,
Praying that defendants may be Required to aaawer
aud singular tie matters and Rinas In Peen set forth
and that upon final hearing of said Petition the said
Michael Wreman may be authorised ana empowers ~ y
premises whereby he may become vested Win absolute
title thereof as sgansth DESCENDANTS above named and
all other persons whemsoe'eF The said mNra ana tu
ior Tompson Sylvester II, and Orsen Gilbert Will also
take notice. that unless they appear plead answer or e
mur TO said Petition within sixty days rom the aiss
thereof the to them, viii be taken Ter eehtessFd
and decree entered accordingly II VIII 4pp.
Jan, A, ps1s5l. 'as7 dw Attorney for fet'r,
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California Correspondence ofthe Ohio Star
Winter-The Delightfulness of the
Climate-Healih of the country.

SAN Francisco, January l4th. 1854
EDITOR HALL Your readers may be pleased
to hear from our climate as ell as our soil and de-
posts, though The latter may lie nearest to their
hea rts-t is common if not natural, perhaps they
are not to blame.
Winter! Here we have the name. We have
been educated to call certain portion of the year
winter. 1t is difficult to call that same portion
anything else. But then what shall we call it
1t cannot be Natures Rest, for vegetation-grass,
plants and herbs-are dressed in their new, best
robes of green, and the hand of the gardner is
wearied with planting and transplantng. though
you call it winter If we call it SEED lime we
mingie seasons and we.are ght that the seasons
shall continue" 1t is scarcely Natures Res
orer, because the bud and leaf appear. True.
our seasons for the rains-the annual supply of
:. falling water''-occurs at this period of The an-
uual round. In one nature is revived.
Each one is left to call it by the name mcst famil-
lar, to chalk out" new idea by the use of a
new name.
1t has often been repeated that our winter sea-
son is the most pleasant part OF the year. 1t is
| trne of the present one. 1t commenced with rains
at intervals, mosteping the soil and spre pairing il
for early growth Of the vegetable tribe. Buai.
| ness was TO become dull any how, and building
was TO be suspended; Iaborers were TO be out o
employment; idlers were to multiply in the
streets. and gambling houses and detiution. wns
expected as the result OF Winter. But so oper
and pleasant has been the season. TINT building i,
going on. and many mechanics have not lost day
in consequence of tho expected change in the
weather. Most Of the time The weather has beer
lovely. I think ! never saw autumn at home
more fine. Though The sun sbone in it's midrs
rays and half restrained is burning heat, The fall
ing, ruslling. fading Isaf-the yellow auiumn-ths
dying out of vegetable life and beauty. tented IL
produce pleasing melancholy. and taught you'll
and beauty that they too must experience tho au
tumn Of nature; yet our winier has something 81
buoyant and sDgagng-so cbarming that the time
Of our youth appear ecIipsed. About the time o
the holidays, ! think peyer saw the weather
more lovely. The mildest sea breeze and pleasap
un-shine blended 10 manner that dsfes dsscrip
ton. caa Only say that out winter 10 made VI
Of al that 10 FIJI, and engaging 10 spring snmmeI
and sniurtpr -.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
Rugslavs About.

On Wednesday night of last week the front win
dow Of John A. Yvung's shoe shop on Main street
was broken through in a burglerious manner. but
nothing was absiracted from the shop the scamps
probably getting frightened. On the same night
sone persons were prowling about the warehouse
connected with F. W. Seymour's store. with the
intention 10 is thought of breaking in. The "boys"
who bysthe-by. sleep with zone eye open,' were
zap and dressed, and no entrance was made
Our ctzsns capnot be too closely on their guard
Ore pistol shot; will do more 10 deter burglars,
than dozen Penitensiaries.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
A Touching Incident.

The following is of The most affecting little
incidents which we have read for same time It's
moral can easiy be seen. No one but mother
hear. as she stood by the corpse of her loving bu,
dead child. Are not parents far too often accus-
tomedto hive. through thoutlessness perhaps, less
regard for the unsulle affections If the little ones
whom Providence has placed in their care than
they should.
6 How much do you think That mother would have
given for even one kies from her innocent child
We fod the Incident narrated in the Editors
Drawer,r ef Harper for February.
"it SCENE hard aud cruel ihing-to to make the
atfec'ious OF child ,s means of punishment 70,
siishi iavsnle tfences. A friend relates The foi
lowing occurrence SIS evidence in point:
"a little girl who, although an affeciiona,e little
creature as ever lived. was very volatile and light
hearted, aud could not always remrmber to miut
her mo her At the close of day, 10 the early
part of the present winter. she had, in some tri
f'ng comnfnd disobeyed her mofler-goiDg in
to the street to rley with one of her little compau
ioos; when size cnms in and was prepared TO go it
bed, she came to her mother for her nightly Kiss
Il cannot kiss you tonight, Mary" said the
mother: .y on have been very naughty little gin
and have disobeyed me. cannot kiss Jon to.
night"
The little girl. her face streaming with tears
again begged her mother 10 hiss her but she was
a ''strong minded woman and was inexorable.
1t WAS a sad lesson that she learned; for on that
very night that child died of the Group. She had
asked her mother, the last ihing as she went up tc
hrr little bed if she would kes her in the morning
but in the morning her innocent lips were cold. ;
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R. W. Hall, Local Eassor.
Court,

Is still 10 session. considerable business has
been disposed Of. The csse of Baxser. for coun-
terfeing. has been continued. Baxter is at large
upon $4,000 bail. f8t
Abraham Mapkn was tried last week. for burn
ing Pans's barn, &C.. in Atwater township last
December. Tho trial occupied two days. The
jury were ont only about ten minutes and return
ed verdict of not guilty. large number of wit
nesses were examined. The cost Of this case to
Portage Couniy-is about one thousand dollars.
The trial of Henry Turner. for ihe Murder Of
SimonsoD, commenced yss.erdiy and is still 10
progress. he is indicted for Murder IN the
Second degree. SraAwDER & BRowN for the
State. BIERcE & JErFKIEs for the defence
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Lectures to young Men, by Rev VIM. G. Elliott
jr. Pastor ofthe Church ftbe Messiah, ST Louis,
vol. le6 pp- Boston. Crosby Nichols & Co.
New York, Chas S. Francis & Co.
Lectures 10 young women. by Raw. Vim. g. El-
iiott jr. vol. 106 pp Boston, Crosby Nichols
& CO., Boston. Chas s. Francis & Co.
Lectures 10 young Men and Women by differ
ent authors, and some of them very good ones too.
are quite numerous ard. wo venture TO cay. do not
receive ihe attention that they should. For this.
the young people are themselves 10 blame. True,
tho pages of the --latest novel" may be more at
tractive for the moment, but general rule, no
benefit is 10 be derived from them. Time can be
spent to far greater advantage, in reading history
aud biography, and storing the mind with useful in
formation. than foolishly devote single moment
to those woras of fiction which give coIored and
erroneous views of the realities Of life. The lee
tures Of Rev. Wm u. Elliott are worthy of com
mendstion, aud will. we trust find their way into
The hands Of many Of those who iced their advice
| and teaching. The suggestions they contain. nre
| practical and are presented in such manner a.
VIII not tail 10 interest any who have desire II
Decome prepared for the dulles that, ss member.
"i focsety' may deyolve upon them. All may fine
WORDS 10 cheer to strengthen to encourage In Their
pages. For sale by Jswe.t, Proctor &c Wortb;op.
ton, Cleveland o.
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r EGAI. NOTtCE.-In persuanea al an o.
| der Of the Probate Court of Portage County o bio,
made on the 8 st day of January, A, D, 1854, In u
cause pending in said ceatt, wherein slas cmeser,
Administrator of Jeremiah Coltoa .r,, Is pe'itiener,
and Atelia Coltan and others respondents, staof'
fer for sale on the premises on the first day Of MnFeb
A. ID. 1854 the equitable interest OF jeremah Cotton.
Jr deceased In the following real estate 10 wiz si'u
a,e in the township Of Freedom, County OF Portage
and State Of Ohio being part of lots No, 10 and 70
ard bounded Y, by lot line and land reserEed fam lot
10 by David j. Beardsey for the convenience of wa
ter East by land owned by Jeremiah and Lucy Col
ton South by Jeremiah celtons land aEd lot lines
Vest by Isabella Haman's land 10 contain one hum
drcd and three and fourteen one hundredh seres al
land from lot 20 and about eight ffem let No IS
On the East de, also one af land sold by 1erenl'
nh caton 10 Alexander Millikin for private road
tseeping teyefrsm forty from tie south end al
tie above described lad and one Rfaere on i's Ao "
end west Of land reserved OF lot 10 COM eysa ~ s'a
I>nvid j. BsaFdsley to \, L, NJ KneeiaHd eep' H''''
1884," h.i,, ,,s ,.ha,s
The istrres, ia he sold In nd Hnds hsig p mhH,9
value thereof subject 10 lien Tor ne g"sqnea n ~
slo57 unpaid purchase money due 1,'fa q eessa9
f." I,ee' psr,,s S. made knowp an day Of sa'e'
wy fe'" tILAs cRoCkER, Admis'fa'er
of Jeremiah eaan 1F:
RAsNgf 4 TAYheR, An'vs,
january 81 ST. 1854, lsst.4N
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DENTISTRY.

F5sROSE who desire operations The teeth have it
done at very reasonable prices and in scientific
manner by calling DIR. Reed at the PreRtss Hcuse
who lately from Boston Mass and his way settle
in the west He stops here until the opening of the
lakes and wishes not to be wholly idle. His experience
in the practice of his profession enables him guaranty
the work he may perform the satisfaction of those who
may employ him.
Choroform viii be administered to those desiring it. if
proper subjects.
DR.. R. has preparation of crystalized gold which
is great Improvement in filling cavities of sensitive and
badly decayed teeth He has asoa preparation for des
troyng the of aching teeth relieving the pain in
few minutes and preserving the tooth for successful filing
In few days DIR. Reed will have his Office with DR..
Harris, the New Brick Block, eastend. up stairs.
RaYenna, Feb. 18th. 1854. 1853
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
Atf. ~ Raa. IL, , eRa IA soRa.
n Mt n

AS The pleasure of announcing 10 The citizens OF
"a Ravenna and viriniry. that he has taken DIR.
SIsna place. and will the plncrice of Dem
titry, all i,s branches in The frnery
pied hy ii:n in SsyEanurs B.Grk the r. II SIR.
has The advantages of several yesrs sarce>sf s.Spe.
rience IN his Profession. ceEidcates his uce will
shnsi and has been spendng several rnl,tils h Ur.
Sreman. Having ,ieoi1e.i To make kavens his per-
mane home, he will spare nU pains to giva general
satisfaction.
all work warranted
The following references considered suffcient
Hrs. t'aine, Collins Pratt, and Wait. Ravenua~ DIR
SrelaIan and j. W. Lusk. Cleveland: ilrs Harlow,
Vincent AMI Cdrtss agEin Fails. t,f Sheldon Troy;
Professor Hayden and a. Udall. Esq. iIirams Drs.
Craft and uayes. Shalersville.
Raveuna, Feo- 1854.
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Pugntea Faith nn., be ,s.in.aIneau
TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE co.

The undersigned, believing that an expression
should be made by the Pe"p:e Of Portage County
touching The Nebraska Bill now before the U. S.
Senate. at the suggestion Of several citizens from
different pats of the County md to save the Ia
throughout the County) hereby take the liberty
To invite the citizens OF the Couafy without dis
tinciion party to meet in R.venaa on Friday the
Gath of February instant, 10 demonstrate agsii's
the passage of the above pamed bin, whose PAS
sage. in violation of pligh'ed faith. win repeal the
old Missouri Compromise If 1920 and Tbs ow open
entire National Domain tr Il iLtroGucaian o.
Slave y, and as consequences debar free, nndiess
in ths distant Wast.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-22
The Widows Eeau.

The story upon our first page to-day contains a
decided /" hit' at gossip and gossipers No ono
who reads it help seeing its force and applica-
tion. If any class of community should be defest-
ed more than another it is the curious, pryne,
meddiing gossiper. We are for giving them rep
over the knuckles at every opportunity.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FENFIlS farm contains So has pleasant and
q healthy location facing the publte square at ,he
center Of Charsestown Portage county. Ohio miles
good two story house, wood house and other oat
buildings good repair well and cistern of good soft
abundance OF good frult plenty of timber and
FIRE wood, well watered with ne stream and
failing spring, and is in fair state of cultivation. Al
Of which will be sold low for cash or spproved credit
For particulars enquire, of Albe.y AUSTIN Ravenna. or
the subscriber on the premises. L. NOkT0N,
Charestown, Feb. 18th. 1854. l259.3m
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u The Glowing gentlemen comprise The
Jury iu the cose OF the Stats of Ohio vs. Henry
Turoer, for Murder in The second degree, row
hea ing-Philip Boosinser, Geo. Faicott, Jacob
Currau, Austin Wilson, John Hswiey, Jas. O.
Bean, Samuel Red6eId, Jonas Bond, Joseph R.
James. Andrew J. Jennings, John Glsddeli, Dan
iel r. Bissel.
The trial is very Interesting the Court House
is crowded to its utmost capacity during session
hours.
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ID E " IT'S TR Y.
F?r. 2. N. gecd. Dentist.

Ed &c EMILY of Boston. Massachusetts,, has de cifed
Aa 10 make permanent residence in Ravenna. His
experience in the practice OF his rrue sson enables him
to ensure satisfaction in The opera,ioEs he may perfrm
lie has preparation of crysfaIized gold which
is particularly useful in filing cavities of and
badly decayed teeth, when no other kind of filling ill
answer The purpose.
He has also metos of treating the nerve OF hing
teeth. relieving the pam in few minutes and pfcserv
Ing The tooth for sucfessfuI filing.
Office in The Phsnix Heck east end up stairs
kavenna, Feb 2Oh 1884
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~ The Ohio City Daily Express, is the name
of new paper just started in Ohio City. 1t is a
fair sized sheet, neutral 10 politics. and devoted to
The interests of the community in which it is es-
tablishel. w. w. & f. Bruce formerly Of Char
don, are The proprietors. r
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mMRmgmm.

: AT the Freedom House. in Drakeebnreh. on the
,l6ih inst. by o. l.. Drake. Esq, Mr. BAaKEs
Fl HosKiNs aad Miss Ann WEsB.
In Hudson. en "Wednesday. the 18th inst. by
Rev. Newton Barrett, Mr.. ]. Swain SAwTER, Of
Toledo, 10 Miss JuLiA NJ. sraosa. t'f HUDSON.
In TWinshurgh On the 18th inst. by the Rev. j..
S. Graves. SOLOMON f. RILEY aud MARY JaSE
CHAPMAN.
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Yohn ~. Bostw,cls . co.

On Monday, John II. Bostwiek & Co. "opened
out" In their elegant now store room, No. 2.
Phenix Block. Their large stock is we'll selected
aud cOmprises all The newest ssyIes aod imi'o,ta,
tons Of Goods. Those who favor them with their
custom win fad their prices right, and be wa tied
upon la kind and gentlsmariy manner.
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FRA KILN & WARREN Rail ROAD

RJIGiIT calls have become freqien, that the
I = tention them units for The performance of
DAILY Bssnesa it is therefore necessary for
a!upt means to prevent all that of
gent nature. We. therefore, hereafter charge tnuhe
fe II calls made between nine o'clock in the
ming and seven o'clock in the morning,
lSoUTHEE 81 APPLEGATE.
Windham Feb. llth. 1851. - nIaS0