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EARM For SALE

FHVIIIS farm contains 50 ecres hns a pleasant and
Il healthy location facing the public square at the
center of Chariestown Portage county. Ohio. miles
good two story house, wood house aud other out
buildings good repair well and cistern of good soft
abundance good fruit, plenty of iifn5er aud
fire wood Is well watered with fne stream and
failing spring, and is in fair state of cultivation. All
of which will be sold low cash or approved credit
For parieulsrs enquire, of Albe-y Austin. Ravenna
the subscriber the premises. l.. NORTON.
Charlesiown, Feb. 14th. 1854. l259-3n
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Consumption is, without doubt, the most fearfuly
fatal ofa diseases, Except epden les annually
rying thousands TO untimely graves How often could
tie ravages of this arch destroyer be prevented if
timely remedies used in alaying the inflammation
produced by ordinary cold. gs, Colds;
Sore Throats, and all similar diseases, Stabers Ano
dyne Cherry Expectorant has equal. 1t is not rec
commended as infalhbe, but medical men and others
who have used and administered it. bear testimony TO
its extraordinary efficacy. Itis known TO be good
medicine, and as such is offered to the Pubc also
Stablers Diarrhoa Cordial for diseases of the bowels.
See advertisement in another column, and descriptive
pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents Price for
each only so CENTS or six bottles for $3.50.
1857 I'm
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For the Ohfb Star.
Democracy as 1t fs...No, 3.

= " hHaUEEa aACy us NJ ASs""ItV o De
Disturbing questions arse, bearing upon our
uolhesuc institutions 6Cc.-P Pisrce's Message.
ne PRESIDENT in the paragraph from which the
apguase is taken, speaks in warm terms, of
'"0 oo'np'oli'ise Measures of 1850. A democrat
cou'o well to glory over those measures had
lhey aneed the cause of liberty. But the truth
IS fnr troH this Territory made free bv the Ia aws
OF Mexico, was thrown open to slavery. and a. if
70 make glad the hearts of despots The entire land
NJ Tnsde one grand hunting ground for slave to,J.
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Pre5ai: SOuzt of
IT. /. Garter. Admr. of
Rlsuda J. Law. decd |
Petition TO sell Land.
nnpief Inv. ct ala.

Daniel law, ct ais.
To David Law. Jonathan Law, Charles Law Sidney
law, Jay Law, Harriet II. Stnnard James p Hail,
Durant Esit. Mary E. aall, Lucy NJ Hail. and Thona-
as James, who are heirs law and legal Representatives
of Rleda J. Law, late OF BFmfeld deceased you are
hereby TO iGcd, that on the 24h dag ofDecemter a
1883 said Administrator fled his petition in the Pro
bate Court of Portage County Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is obtain an order of said
Co2rt. TIE 9th day Of February, 1854 sell
lain real estate of which the said Rhuda J. Lsw died
seized; VIZ: Seven acres of land the part of
lot No 26 in rimGed in said county, particularly de-
scribed laid PetlIon.
Tie said Defendants will further ako notice that
said cause will be hear before said Probate Court on
the 9th day of February, 1854. 0 clock Il II
snid day. DARIUS LYMAN, for Petitioner.
Rayennn. Dec. 81 IR53 1852 6ys
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ALBANY, February s

ACTION OF THE N. Y. LEGrsLATuRE.-The
Nebraska Resolutions passed The House to-day,
also The Senate. They instructed The Senators
and Representatives in Congress 10 vote against
Douglass bill. They passed in Senate by. a
vote Of 2S 10 g. the latter being hard shells,
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Court.

The Court of Common Pleas commenced its
session yesterday, Judge Day upon the bench
Considerable business is on hand for transaction
The trials of Rinado D. Baxter for counterfehiug
and Henry Turner for murder, will come on this
term. The trial of Baxter has been set for to-
morrow.
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II DIR. B. T. SpeIman, Dentist has made mr.
ran gements for leaving Ravenna, and going into
business in Cleveland in connection with Drs Rob-
insou. The title of the new firm is Robinson.
Spelman Il Robinson. The Doctor will be pleased
TO see any of bis Portage Couoty friends at their
rooms in Northrup & Spaus sers New Block corner
of Superior and Seneca SITS.
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Ey The storerooms IL Gen. McIntosl,'s dvis-
ion in the Phoaix Biack.leassd by john II. Bost-
wick 6o Co Dry Goods, and Griffin & Bostssick
Furnnure deaiers,ars row nsarly fnshe ire spa-
cions sad c uyenient, and viii show off stock Of
sosais TO good advantage.
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"a Oa Sabbath afternoon Rev. MIR. SANDERS
Pastor cfthe Chestnut street Church preached a
rousing sermon upon the ''Nebr bil' in which
he u nmasked the wickedness Of the measure, and
the suhtleness of the slGveholder. Among other
considerations he urged the necessity of an ex
preston OF the people upon this niquitious tempt
OF the slave powerto increase lis domains.
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u So far this wlnter tho getting about has
been passabIe, and mest of the time qeite good
Tho mud is nov hub deep. and grows deeper the
rrore ftost the rain and tllnw bring cut of the
ground The roads are quite navsabls aud fat
boat mould skim along sorie. if an enterprisiug
yankee would make the experiment. The frost
We suppose is now all out of the ground.
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In the Court OF PROBATE within and
. for the County of Portage, Ohio.
Petition 10 execute Real Contract.

and Martha Gilbert, J
The above named Eyira Thompson. Fuller Thompson
Sylvester Gilbert and Orson Gilbert will take notice
that 23d day of January. 1854 the said julius Gil
bert filed his petition against them and the other defen-
dants above named the Office of the Probate Judge for
said county of Portage setting forth in substance that
the 18th day of April A D 1919. Edinburgh. in said
county the said julius Gilbert and Sylvester Gilbert
deceased entered into written contract under seal
wherein it mutually agreed that the said Julius Gil
bel should pay said Sylvester Gilbert late of said coun
ty deceased, the of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars
and interest," in eighteen months from the date of said con-
tract and that thereupon the said Sylvester Gilbert de-
ceased should make and deliver Petitioner good and
sufficient deed of general warranty for the following de-
scrbed parcel ofland situated in the township of
Paris the county of Forage and of Ohio being
"he part of subdivision lot No. SO in said township
"and bounded follows witt South and north by the
Original lines OF said lot and by land in said lot
led by John shaw, Jr thence line to be parallel
"wh the line of said division ar enough
tain Fifty Acres the of the public to all roads the
.same excepted" That petitioner has paid said of
Five Hundred and Fifty dollars and interest, together
with all assessed said land he in said contract
stipulated do whereby he has entitled hmseto deed
of warranty for said premsesthat the said Sylvester
Gilbert departed this life the 2sth day of February
1852, leaving the above named Sarah Gilbert his wild
ow entitled to her dover estate in said premises and the
other defendants above named together with petitioner.
entitled to interest therein his representatives and
heirs at law; and that petitioner the 3lst day of May
D 1859 was duly appointed and qualified to admins
upon the estate of said Sylvester Gilbert deceased
PRAYING that defendants may be required to al
and singular matters and Things Petition forth
and that upon final hearing of said Petition, the said
Michael Wireman may be authorized and empowered by
the to make and deliver petitioner deed of SAID
premises whereby he may become vested with absolute
title thereof as against the Defendants above named and
all other persons wbomsoeyer. The said Elvra and Ful-
Ter Tompscn, Sylvester II and Orson Gilbert will also
take notice that unlessthey appear plead de-
TO said Petition within sixty days from the filing
thereof the to them will be taken for confessed
and decree entered accordingly.
JAN, A. d. 1854 12oT CIV Attorney for Pet'r.
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The undersigned, believing that an expression
should be made By the People of Portage County
touching the Nebraska Bill now before The Z. S.
Senate at the suggestion of several citizens from
different parts of the County (and to save the la
Dor and delay of circulating call for signatures
throughout the County, hereby take the liberty
to invite the citizens Of the County without dis
fincton of party to meet in Ravenna on Friday the
Gath of February instant, TO demonstrate against
the passage of the above named bill, whose pas
sage, in yoiati,u Of plighted faith. will repeal the
old Missouri Compromise of 1920 and throw open
our euire National Domain to the introduction of
Slavery, and as consequences de6ar free, landlsss
laborers, to great extent, from acquiring homes
IN tl,..d
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tE Yesterday was st. Valentines day. The
missiles were deposited literally with Uncle
Sans Agents, for distribution amoag our citizens
Over five hundred Valentines passed throu, h flle
Rayenna Post Ofhee yesterday, and not less than
one thonsaud will be passed" during the week.
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II The examination of the classes of the Ra-
VIENNA Institute. Mr.. &c. Wimot PrlucipaI,-fakes
place at the Town Hall on Thursday commencing
nj o'clock AN. An exhibition will take place
on Friday evening.
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Toethe General Assembly ofthe Stale Of Ohio.
TIE Undersigned, inhabitants Of the State Of
Ohio, respectfully petition your Honorable Body
to take the preliminary steps for SO amending the
Constitution of our State, as to secure to womun
the right of the Elective franchise.
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DENTISTRY.

FNNHOSE who desire operations the teeth havet
IL done at very reasonable prices and in scientific
manner, by calling DR.. Reed at the Prentss House,
who is lately from Boston NJ; S. and on his way to settle
in the west He stops heIs until the opening of the
lakes and wishes be wholly idle. His experience
the work he may perform the satisfaction of those who
may employ him.
proper subjects.
Dr. r. has preparation of crystalzed gold which
great improvement in filling cavities of sensitive and
badly decayed teeth He has also preparation
troyng the of aching teeth relieving the pain in
few minutes and preserving the tooth for successful filing
In a few days DR.. Reed will have his office with DR..
Harris lnthe New Brick Rork, east end up stairs.
Ravenna Feb. 18th. 1854. 1859
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And greatly obligs,
FORM oE pETlTInN
Yours for Humanity

To the General Assembly offhe State of Ohio
The undersigned, inhabitants of the State of
Ohio, respectfully petition your Honorable Body,
to go amend the laws of our State as to secure to
women equal rights with men in the holding and
disposing Of property. -
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Death bad no sadness in its knell,
He died christian, all is wei;
Faith in Christ hath been the leaven,
To raise him from earth TO Heaven.
In Ravenna, F Feb. 9TH. ELBRIDsE e. only sen
of John A. Snyder, of Rochester, N. Y, aged
10 months and 10 days.
Dear rs thou vert and justly dear,
We would not weep for thee;
One thought shall check The parting tear,
1t is that thou art free.
And thus shall faih's cousoliDg power,
The tears of love RESTRAIN;
o! who that saw thy parting hour -
Could wish thee here again. Cow.
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S5O 40 gl4AaR per MOmlEl

$50 10 800 per MONTH
GtAN be easily mats in selling the Popllar Books
W Puhpshed by Miller, O-ton & Aiulli gan
sors TO Derby {, Miller, Auburn, aud D.f5y Oiton s.
Mulligan, Buffalo. .--rs
From the wide spread reputation of our publications.
Book Agents, Coiporteurs and Canpassers
can be sure, with ordinary dill gence of doing we'll
as there is hardly family in the country but would
be glad 10 purchase books from the list, if
they were brought to their door. They all good
books, well printed, strongly bound and sell readily
wherever offered.
To all those desirous of aiding the noble work
of disseminating Il Pure AMI wholesome lit erature
throug gAout our land, offer a chance make
money. and do great good.
u Catalogues of oar publications., containing full
particulars furnished on application tpost paidl 10
MILLER. OnTuN & MUIIIGAS,
Publishers of populnr Books
I953-ems Anhurn and BIffuio, N. Y.
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RkVEnNA SlMMIT Mi.l.

E}ATE are now prepared 10 do Custom Work
w at the Summit Mill grinding all kinds of grain,
Corn in the cob &C., &C., with promptlcss and in the
best manner. WaITTLESEY s. BROTHER.
Ravenna Nov. 81, 1853. 1917 If
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ers. The president oongratulates himself and the
couutry that this is the case and pledges hmselfto
maintain this state of things during his admnistra
ton. When law is stricken down as it is in the
fugitive slave act Democratic President rejoices
When who s'are loose" may be arrested
(. with or without powers of law he pledges him
self to maintain and uphold The same. Who would
not ''rather be dog and bay the moon" than such
democrat!
pI AXE
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Harper for February:

Harper's Magazine for February, is handsom-
ly illustrated, and fully sustains its high reputation
in the ability, variety and interest of its articles.
For Sale at HALLS Book SroRE.
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r An Iiish laborer the Franklin and War
ren Railroad, was killed about two miles from this
village, on Saturday by the caving ofan embank-
ment under which he was at work.
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G8F Tue Rs!,gious ulsesings Of President Ma
HaU, in connection with the Free Church. still
continue with unabated interest. The meetings
will be continued during this week
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Br We notice among be arrivals Of prominent
members of the Bar from abroad in attendance
upon the present session of the Court. R. F.
Paine, ESQ., of Cleveland Gen. L. v. Bierca Of
Akron. Hon, v. R. Humphrey of Hudson.
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Doct. B. T. speman wishes to announce his friends
and patrons that he has left Ravenna and located in
Cleveland. To such of his patrons make it
convenient to 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 25 of February he
be found above.
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EF Michael Gallagher, Marshall of Cleveland
and officer simmonds of that city, are in town, as
witnesses in the Baxter Countslfei,ing case.
which viii be up for hearing to morrow.
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~ The report that Mr.. KNEAss Chief Eugi-
on the Franklin and Warren Rail Road has
resigned, is uufcuuded He has no thought Of re-
signirg. Some surplus subordinate engineers
have been discharged. The prospects of the road
were never better. The work is steadily pro-
crossing.
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Ravenua, January 3lst. 1854, I257-3w
scrofuIl :...d oiRscr CE,roa.Ec D5sea-


Tie following is taken from asvork published by
D. A. Tyler, M. d., of New Haven, Conn.
The Rock Rose has been used by Prof. Eli ives
New Haven, fer about thirty years, anterior TO this
period. Says DIR. Tyler. hare Indication of lis
in regular practice how when Prof Ives first
it obtained it. Ire does not reco!leet. lie prescribed
in of Scrofa, and always in forms of decocton.
Il is somewhat common article in domestic prac-
tee, for the of Scroiua and Cuaneous diseases
Wttaw Scotch botanist of notoriety, who travelled
America about 1914 andlsl5 learned its prob
ably in Canada, and used it for medcating Baths in his
establishment in England, which became celebrated
for the of Scroua, and other Chronic diseases
The Rock Rose. possesses the power of resolving
Scrofuous tun,ors, and Of the first and most obvi
effects of this medicine is an improved appetite
and digestion 1857 2w
u orsale in Ravenna, by C. Hatch. and wholesale
by w. NJ. Kohl8 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio General Agents
for the west , -5.se
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Gs- Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham OF Charlestown would
cordially express their gratitude their friends in Gar
rettsvle and 6harestown for the liberal donations
to them the 2nd and sth is for the kindly feel
ngs manifested those occasious acknowledging here
by increased obligation labor and pray for their
salvation. ". & L. INGRAHAM. !
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NOriEE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed Administrator with the wiI anaexed
of the estate of Oliver c. Dickinson of Portage county
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
will present them for settlement persons indebted to
SAID estate will please make immediate payment
= W. DICKINSON, Admir-, with viii annexed.
Randolph, Jan. i. 1854 1855 3w
N OflCE-.t Taken up by the subscriber, one
! N year old Steer, tbrndle) yearling Heifer
tred-) WIN. MESSING Err.
Mamma Iiec GOTH 1854
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GIFT BOOKS For TEE HOLIDAYS.

a VERY choice selection Of Gift Books. Jn-
n verile Books Toys &C., &c. suitable for Holiday
Presents may be found Halls Eoo Store Among the
Gift Books may be found
Friendships Offering, Keepsake Of Friendship
The Casket The Moss Rose.
Gift OF Affection. Crystal FoQnt.
Remember RE. Forget ,me-nos
The Gem, The HyacynA,,
Meniento of Friendship. The AmaTanti.
Temperance Keepsake. Christmas Roses.
Sons of Tern'ncc Offering, Buds and blossoms
Christian Souvenir Odd Fellows Amulet
Apples of Gold in Pictures OF Silver.
F Eouvelettes Of the Musicians, &C., &c.
Tue PoETs-Beautiful editions of the popular Poets.
R;5ycs and Tsstaaei.fs-sich and splendid editions
Booxs for Ca,idres afd YcutiiA full and choiee IS
sortnent beautiful and instructive.
Cutiery-Choicc stationery. cutlery
P6rtnaonu;es-Yelvet and neatest styles.
Tovs-Endess variety for all the desirable 'xin5 and
things" for Christmas and New Years. call at
HALLS BOOK STORE!
Main street, Star Office Building Ravenua. o.
CEEVELAND AND PETESRUl lsG II
EsAEL ROAD.
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
lS s A,
Dr. Fl. Tubbs,
Analytical Physician.

WILL be in attendance al his rooms as follows:
RAvENEA-freatiSsff ffonse. w Wednescny afternoon and
Thursday until 4 o'clock p H. 18th and 10Th March.
't ,, i4h Maseh
Observation-Disclosures Ho,sse, Monday and Tuesday,
Goth and 2ist Feb.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen Infama,ion Rheumatism sthms short
of fbreath difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia Drop
sy, Weakness or Nervous Debility. Restlessness. Lost
ofAppette Constipation Derangements oftbe Stomach
Bilious affections, Gravel White Swelling or of any
fong standing diseases, invited to cal. No charge
lor consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor blisters norris lie Homeo-
pathist; he never Mercury Anthony, Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents lie rhomp-
sonlan-he neither steams gives emetics His the
ory of disease differs from all others thai have been
adopted but not thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well. nor tear
down to build up again. allay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.
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Enr fhe Ohio Star.
BLAKE.

Fer The Ohio Star.
The Fugitive.
Breathe gently ye winds. and soften your sway,
Let the poor fugitive pass on bis way,
He fies from his wife, his children and home
To country remote, friendiess to roam
Shine nightly ye stars, to guide tho distressed,
To freedoms fair land. where none are oppressed;
Ye Gun, and ye moon, your forces unite,
And lead through the snares of day and ofnight
Ye servants Of God-ye elements all,
o listen and hear humanity's calf;
Come to the help of the poor suffering slave.
o grant him a home-the cold. ebee,Iess grave.
o God Of the just: before thee they kneel.
From laws that oppress, to thee they appeal;
o hear their complaints cries of distress.
Apd hasten, dear Lord, their wrongs to redress.
The heart of the proud mans pulses slow,
Few pity ih' outcast. or weep for his wo,
But he who believes we're made Of one blood
Can pity ard weep. approved Of his G. d.
E. S. Il.
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crossing.

B The indiv dual who sent us the notice of
Mr.. Elenwood's death which appears in to-day's
paper, neglected to pre- pay the Postage. 1t is
enough if VIC insert such notices gratuitously with
out having the contents of our not very plethonic
purse flched from US in postages.
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DISSOLUTION.
N Office is hereby given that The Co-pa RI
" nershp heretofore existing betwee the under
signed, has been this day dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted To the SAID firm requested
call Immediately and settle either by cash or note.
l. -DALRYMPLE, -
.EA o. L. SUIi.IFF.
P g. Thu business OF the former firm will herea fer
be carried on at the old stand by
Feb Ist 1854 s.5.e7 - : = 1888
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a. The following note from subscriber ID a
distant Western State, formerly a,resdent of our
county, shows what is thought of the Star away
from home. 1t is rather pleasing to know that
our endeavOrs are appreciated ct least by some.
Feb. 9th, '54.
Friend Hall; AS the time Of my subscription
For the Star Is nearly expired, you will please pass
to my credit the enclosed amount and oon,ioue
my name upon your list
/ should be lost without your paper I,s week.
y record Of "Home Matters" where am so
well acquainted makes it of value to me.
Yours &c.
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NOIV IS YOUR TIME
FO Ogs Es A EsG AEN 8

B6D TO so per cen saved. We are selling our en-
eDeO tire stock of Ready Made Cl,thing, nj ~ York
wholesale prices consequently persons buying of US
will save from 33 10 SO per cent
We have md Will continue TO keep on hand every
ing belonging regular merchant taiiors business
Clothing made 10 order in the best style and TO suit
customers.
SOMERVILLE & REDfIELD.
Merchant Talors nearly opposite The Bank.
Feb. 9th. 1854. l25S-3w
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B. T. SPELMAE,
Rayenna, Feb. 18th. 1854. Ia59-ti

u The HON. WARREN CHASE of Wisconsin
viii speak the Universalist Church Saturday night
and Sunday next, Spiritual Philosophy.
Ravenna Feb. l4ti,- IS54.7--.-s r
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no Cords
OF Seasoned Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office.
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Arrangement.

EgTM. D. DURHAM, having purchased the entire
Durham would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he will continue ;he Boot Sce aad
Leather business in all its various branches at the old
stand one door east of the brick hoek where be
found all times the largest assortment of Boots aud
Shoes in Ravcnna embracing every variety Of Stle ard
Quality usually called for in this market Also good
supply of Sole and Upper Leather French Calf Skins
Morocco Innings and most kinds Of ShoemGkers find
ngs all which will be sold at the lowest possible figure
for Cash or Ready Pay.
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal Skins.
Jan. 9. 1914. 1881 WI. d DURHAM.