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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03

An OLD SToRY IMPROVED - A young
clerical gentleman relates the follow.
ing anecdote Of one of his old Dutch
brethem. The old fellow wss about
commencing his clerical exercises one
evening, when, to his being little near
sighted. was added the dim light Of a
country church. After cleaning his
throat and adjusting his spectacles, be
commsnced giving out the hymn. prs-
facing it with the apology a
The light ISL t-d, mine eyes ish dim
! scarce can see to read dish hymn.
Ths clerk, snpposing was the frat
stanzas of the hymn, struck up the tuna
of common meter. The old fellow.
taken somewhat aback by this turn of
affsirs, corrected the mistake by saying
Ididen't mean to sing dish hymn,
] only meant mine eyes ish dim.
The clsrksti thinking Il q combiaa.
lion ofahe coupiet, finished IA. the pre-
cediug strain.
The old mon al.ibis waved wro,h, ana
exclaimed al NE Top Of sis voies--
I think The lebils in you at
DatVash no hymn 70 sing 9t al.
Refusing to pay your pfint6r'sbIils >ad
roooine Ptp foos', ass ~ iAa 1;tl4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03

MAsoNrc.-At the recent Masonic
Festival in Milford, Mass. the follow
ing toasts were offered:
"The Masonic cs.-Perfect ash.
lers. They need not the refining pro.
cess Of our art;' and although by Gus
tom excluded from our lodges, they are
not excluded from our hearts. There
they stand supreme aud without a ri,
val. ~"
Sir knight Wiseman Msrshal of the
Boston Encampment, responded In an
eloquent and poetic strain of this SEN
timeni.
At the close of his remarks, the fol
lowing sentiment from the ladies them.
selves was read:
"Our Masonic Husbands and Loysrs
You call us perfect ashIers-we ac-
cept the term; and be assured we care
not for your custom In excluding us from
} our lodges, or your Withholding from
US your secret. SO long as we know that
we reign supreme in your hearts, aud
can rule you at our pleasure.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
WHAT THEY iHTEsD TO DO next.
HSambo. where is the shossif

'Sambo, where is the shoseff
"Wid Dc hoe massa.sWell whas is
the hsei
: HWhy wild de shovel. mossa.s--
"Whefs are they both you drsl7
"Why. boff togeder ] gdiiy ole nasss,
you pears to be berry ficfler, dis mor1in.
We aasls ssB blp 6etshsa 4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
BE GENTLE WITH ray WIFE.

Be gentle for you little know
How many trials rise:
Although to thee they may be SMALL,
To her Of giant size.
Be gentlel though perchance that lip 8
May speaka murmuring tone, ft
The heart may beat with kindness ret,
And joy to be thine own.
Be gentle weary hours of pain
'Tis woman's lot to bear;
Then yield her what support thou cdnsl,
And all her sorrows share.
Be gentle I! for the noblest hearts
At times may have some grief,
And even in a pettish word,
May seek to find relief.
BE gentle for unkindness now
My rousg anangry storm,
That all the after years Of life
In vain may strive to claim.
BE gentle l--none are perfect.
Thou'rt deafer fas than life,
Then, husband, bear and still iorbeaf-.
BE gentle with thy wife.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03

BITEs.--The following sell. says the
Dayton Gazette, came off few days
since not many miles from that village.
Two gentlemen fishing--sharp boy
appears.
BOy--Well, sir, got any .bites7
Gent.-(Unconcerned, Lots of 'em
Boy-Yea.a-s, under your hat.
A Dutchman, the other day, bid an ex.
traordinary price for an alarm clock and
gave as a reason,
sDat he: loffedat to rise early. he had
notiph q do but to buI de string, and be
soul5 wake hipislts,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
Agents for the alIrlnhur DrmOcr0t.D

The following Gentlemen will Receive and Recent
ioI snoSerlpuons and Advertisements, for this Ia.
per, in Vinton County. Ohio.
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Cash and Credit.

I. = You want to get rich, don't deal in
pass-books. Credit is the "tempter in a
new shape."s Buy dry goods on trust, and
youwill purchase thousand articles that
Cash would never haved dreamed OF. A
!. dollar is seen through the perspective OF
sixty-day due bill. Cash is PRACTICAL while
Credit takes horribly TO taste and romance.
! Let Cash buy dinner, and you will have
ybeeEsteake fanked with onions. Send
Credit to market and he will return with
eight pair of wood d-cocks and peck Of mush-
rooms. Credit believes in double-breasted
pins and champagne suppers. Cash is more
easily satisfied. Give him three meals
day. and he don't care much if two of them
are made up of roasted potatoes and
little salt Cash is good adviser, while
Credit is good fellow to be on visiting
terms with Ifyou want double chins and
contentment, do business with cash.
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The Country.
BY LoTTIE LAUREL.

Is it not delightful place! How far it
surpasses the city with its noise, dust, smoke,
androudyism! To sit under tree and listen
to the singing of birds among the branches,
and view the bright scenes of nature around
us, fills US with'feelings OF the keenest en-
joyment. The glorious sunsets with their
purple and golden fringed clouds, and rose
ate sky, produce. the most ardent feelings Of
admiration. Romantic walks through fow-
cry and grassy meadows, and by the clear
sparkling streamlet's side in Spring and
Summer - the nuttngs, gatherings,
cool, reviying breezes' of Autumn the
sleigh-rides over the pure, white snow, the
quiltings, good old-lashioned parties, and
storytelling by the Winter-evening's fire.
side, howvery pleasant! And then, too. the
brilliant displays of Jack Frost's jewlery on
house and fence, and tree, pendent diamonds
glittering andsparkling with ever varying
colors-and the northern blast roaring and
moaning with dirge-like wall down the wide
chimneys, and through every crevice of the
cid farm house! So give me home in
some quiet valley. far, far away from the
noisy city, where can ever "look from ma.
ture up to natures God," in simple, undis-
turbed retirement; andI will be happier than
q king in q city palace.-Ledger.
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APPEARANoEs ARE DECEPTIVE. - ''Not
very long ago." says an English paper, "an
express train drew DIP at railway station
at no great distance from the borders of
Scotland, and gentleman "bearded like
the Pard," accompanied by noble looking
lady, left first class carriage and entered
the refreshment room. Just at that moment,
Q native, who had been paying his devo-
tions with too great fervor at the shrine of
the jolly god, was iIdustriously emancpa,ing
IN efervescing draughH from fl ask he held
in his hand, and either thoughtlessly or reck-
lessly directed the cork towards the face of
the distinguished looking traveller, who
ierked aside to avoid the missile. "Oh!
theresa fellowto stand fire." exclaimed
the spirituous hero. 'sYou wouldn't do for
the Crimea.n twas The gallant leader, Lord
Cardigan, Of the glorious six hundred, who
charged at BalakIava, to whom the taunt
was addressed.
y f 3 ~ III 2 y ,
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TI,e second Bnby.

Between the first and the second baby
what a falling off is there, my countrywo-
men! Not in intrinsic value---for the Sec
ond may chance to be "as pretty peice Of
flesh" as any; but the imaginary value with
which it is invested by its nearest kin and
most distant female belongings. The COM
ing of the first in houshold creates an i'm
mense sensation; that Of the second is COM
paratively commonplace affair. The first
baby is looked forward for with anxiety,
nursed with enthusiasm, dressed with splen-
dor. and made to live upon system. Baby
number two is not longed for by any one,
except perhaps the mother; is nursed as q
matter of course and admired as matter Of
courtesy; is dressed IN the cast-off clothes Of
number one, and gets initiated into life
without much ceremony or system.
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New Typographical Map Portage
T. County, Chic. .|t

THE undersigned have just completed ar
J. rangements for publishing as soon compati
nIe with perfect accuracy, new and complete Iopo.
to be made under the charge and supervision of r
j. Browne, Esq, of New York, well known Civil En-.
glneer. u the public roads VIII bcaecnrately meas
compass truly represented. All theloeutfon of Dwcl-
lings, places for Worship, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels Mills, &c to be noted The names
of property holders generally to be in their
places, in the of Maps Erie Genesee, Ontario,
Livingston and Dutches Counties, &C.. &C., in Now
villages in the county viii be inserted in the margin.
The Map will be plotted to q scale of II inches to
mile to be furnished dsomey colored and mounted
for Five Dollars per copy. tl, ~ &-3F5.. Eh'% "
GILLETTE, MATTHEW'S. & co.
26-5m No. II. Minor-st.. Philadelphia, 2nd story.
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LegHl.


The other day lady, the owner Of a gro
cery in Natchez, was on trial, charged with
selling whisky to slave without the writ
ten permit OF the owner. The spy, who
had been sent to smell out such offonce,
stood near the door, and testified that he
saw the negro take a gallon jug from his
wagon, without cork, and empty, be-
cause he turned it bottom upward, carry
it into the store, give it to the lady, who
carried it into the back room, stayed short
time, brought it out and gave it to the negro,
also giving him some money at the same
time, although the said witness had not seen
the negro give the lady any money. The
. Jug was full, and the liquor was whisky. be-
cause the witness. took the jug from the me-
gro and drank of it. t-,a.-
The learned District Attorney, Merwin,
contended that it was plain that the mon
ey handed to the negro was change for
the money paid by the negro; but the adroit
council for the lady, Judge Thacher, grave
ly appealed to the court, il the circumstances
of the case did not bear him out in the very
probable suppostion that the benevolent
lady, finding herself, by some foul means, in
possession of some villainous red eye, "gaue
The negro the money to pay him for removing
1t from the premies"
A broad grin illumined nearly every face
in the Court. Even the unusually rigid
featurs Of Jndg Posey gave indication of a
smothered smile, under which he gracefully
took glass of ice-water. Tue result was,
the jury was hung and not the lady.-Con-
cordia Inteligencer.
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READ AND De CONVINCED.
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO

John Hoffman, Jeromesville, Ohio, May 3Oth 1852.
said: 81 write to state for your satsfaetioD and also
for that of others that German Btters what yob
to be, highly valuable medicine which
know from having usedit my own family to nv n
tire satisfaction. All who have used it give the same
recommendation -
Stephen A. Mealy, Canton, Ohio, May ii, 1853 says:
"Haying heard your German Bttershighy recommend
ed from sources in which placed much confidence
ordered four bottles from Cleveland One of them |
gave to my daughter who has derived great benefit
from IL; two of the others sold Immediately and i
would like You to send me supply of it to seil''
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1854, saws;
Your German Bittcrs have proved successful In every
case that has come to my knowledge, and has opened
for itself great demand.'' 49, 80
Thomas Letchford, Covngton, Ohio, Dec. 2Gtb Ie53.
says siMy wife has been Affected with the Liver COM
plant and Dyspepsia for number Of years during
which time Ihave spent great deal for docorng bnf
she received very little benefit thererom, and finally
the doctors said she could mol be cured Last spring
she concluded to Try your Biters she took bottles
and since taking them she hes been able to attend
to her business, until very lately she had new attack
but has again commenced the Bitters. L have sold
quite number of bottles through her recommends
on and as far can learn, it has given satisfaction
To all. l.os -, q. ~ - -
David Abbott, Austinburg, Ohio, December5 S. 1853.
says: me TO bear testimony TO the remarkable
complaint For years previous to taking It., was Sc
yerely afflicted with disease of the Liver SO much that
did not expectto live. but BY free use Of the Bit
ters, thanks to kind Providence, / find myself en- .
tirey restored to health and able to resume nv usual
emplOyment.t A 9s t-f} 9th -
These BiNers are entirely vegetable and freefrom
Alcoholic stimuIan and alinjurious ingredients mild
In Their operation, they strengthen the system
PROSTATE 1t. 3S tt.E ~ = : ~ 'yNi -
They entirely vegetable and free from all iuiur
GUS fngRe dieits. ttftf- ~ St. ~ go
soldby dealers In medicine everywhere, 800
Sold by I. Swift, and c. Hatch, RaveDna; Waun &
Wiison. DeeTheid; ID. Bostwick, Edinburg; j.. w,
Cone Frank FrankliP Mills; g. q g: X Harmon. Aurora;
nd DEALERS In medicines every whore. " ~
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Atwatet, Nov. IL, 1854.

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCUhVI IN 1T.
Let The Afflicted Read and Ponder!
A N INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
IA la, Kings Evil Rheumatism, Obs, nate Cutane
0ls Erpptions, Pnpples or PustHlcs the face
Blotches, Boils, ChfOic Sore Eyes, Rims Worm or
letter. Scald Head, Enlargement and l. in of the
Bones and Joints Ulcers, ,Syphti Disorder
Lu mbago, Spiual Complants,and all Diseas sarisng
from injudcious Of Mercury lmprudenc in Life
or Impurity of the Btood ...
II Prhis great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF
Blood now used by thousands ofgrateful paticnsfrom
all parts of the United States, who testify dalyto the
remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of all med
icincs, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu-
,alsia, Rheuhatism, Seroula, Eruptors the Skin,
liver Diseases Fever, Ulcers, Old Sores. Affections of
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
are speedily put to fight by using this great and ines
Unable remedy. -# "'
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. Itcleanses the system OF
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently tie LIVER
and Kidneys, strengthens the Blgcstion gives tone To
Stomach. make the skin clear and healthy ard restore.
the Constitution, enfcebl.d by disease orl .,cn dowa
by the eXcesses of youth, to its pristine vigor an
strength 80 | - a-' +
For the Ladies' sincomparablyb better than all tn
cosmetics used. few doses Of CARTER's SRA rs
ISL MIXTURE will remoreall sallowness ocomplexio1
bring the rose manting to the cheek, give elasticity
The step, and improve the general health IN rrnari
able degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates wltich we have re.
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United States
isthc best evidence that there is Humbug about it,.
anu
public men, well known to the community, all add
their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. tE&t 1itt ttG 2 f.
Call on the agent and get circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest
Medicines has performed. - So 4t,s...e
None genuine unless signed Bl.NNETT & BEERS,
Propretors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders orsupplics and agencies must be ad
dressed. - =
, And for sale by l. Swift and C . Hatch Ravcnna:
Waun & Wilson, Deerleld; d. Bosiwick, Edinburgh;
]. w. Gone, Franklin Mills; c. 4 C. X. Harmon
Aurora; o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsuns e. Root,
Windham, all Dealers in Medicines everywhere. =
Rayenna, Nov. QQ, 1854, IL
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SAVED FROM DEATH ST
Nerafk, " J., Dee. 70, is47. 7'' . =" g" ''77
Great Cure of Liver Complaint OF
efs. tem wears sStR udirfg. ~ sgssss

" VI, IL
DR. Fl ALsEY, , Dear Sir: Having taken yonT Forest
Wine and Pills to remove disease of the LIVER from
which have suffered severely for upwards often
years. and havng adhered closely to thc directions
which accompany the medicines, have recovered my
health notw thsandne all who knew me thought nv
ease incurable. Previous TO taking the Wine and
Pills, had rec0urse to- the best method treatment but
continued TO grow worse to analarmDg degree. Some
of my friends spoke despurngly ofmy case and tried
to persuade me from making use fany advertised
remedies; ana, doubt not, but what there are hum
dreds who are dssuaded from taking your excellent
medicines. in consequence of the deception and inef
fciency of many advertised remedies put forth by nm.
principied men in flaming advertisements. But what
pity tits, that The deception used by Others should
be the means of dissuadiDg many nylab0ring under dist
ease, from making trial and being cured BY your ey-
cellent remedies. Humanity they have saved
my life; when commenced making use of them, /,
was in wretthed condition. but began TO experience
their good effects in less than three days. adfn six
weeks from the time purchased the medicines TO the
great surprise Of all my frends was entirely cured
SSx Ps
M0sn 70 70 tod mat every poor sufferer wond ayai
NERVOUS DISORDERS . So
Are diseases of the mind as well as of the bod ARE
usually brought on hy troubles and afction and are
most common to persons of delicate constitutions and
sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy, ffishtil
dreams, and fearful antcipatons Of evil from the
slightest causes, generally accompany nervous dsor-
ders. Inc Forest Wine and Pills are an energetic
remedy in these complaints.
Extract Of letter from Mr. Joseph G. Pauldng, da-
DR, G.,Ws HALSEY:l, PhiladslodiA Semi g7fb Jsxs V
Dear Sir, you Forest Wine andPills have cured my
wife ofa dreadfnl Nervous disorder, with which she
had been afflicted for many years. Her body was abi:
most wasted away. She was frequently disturbed in
her sleep By frightl dreams, awakening quite
dmsed and a covered t with Preparation and M vines
tiles the vine, and box Of the Pills, she i now In
perfect health She has reganed her flesh and color
and enjoys society as wen as ever.
lspt5 sf Bus .Getgs8 y. G. PAUfLDING.s 4
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New Arrangclnent.

THE Subscriber having taken the old
Il stand Of Durham & Gardner, doors east of the
brick block, in Ravenna continue the BooT
SHOE and LEATHER business in all its branches.
Hewillkeep on hand to meet the wants of his Gus
TONER'S general assortment in the Boot aud Shoe line
of all kinds ofboth eastern and home made work. and
most kinds of Leather, Linings Findings, Lasts, &c.
Allhome made work will be ofthe best material that
can be procured; and having engaged the services Of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some of the best establishments In the
country he atters himself he ca furnish his custo-
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line, that
wlcompare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash, VcalSkin and most kinds ofproduce taken in
payment. -. VI
Ravcnna, March IA, lsj5-s2-tf JOHN GH.LIs.
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Cherry PectOral versus s. III. Mo-
--- laSSeS.

TN order that the good people in "this part
j of the countryn may not be deceived by the well
intended but msdireccd advice Of Drygeods dealers
who are interesting themselves in regard to the rem
edes which should be used, we wish to inform them
that we have had less do with what call
ed patent medicines for long period Of time, and
about recommending Them but we would like to sug-
gest that it isnot worth the while for them listen to
the advice of those who trying to build up the sale
can with difficulty be distinguished from favored
o. Syrup, by endeavoring TO depreciate remedy the
component parts of which are known and which is
personal acquaintances this sido of Philadelphia,
New York and Boston" have tried both of them and
thereis doubt medical virtue in bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Peeora than in a dozen of favored mo-
lasses and ii is ascertained by experiment that nau.
sea be produced by an improper dose OF the one
almostas certainly as by the other. ,e
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
IS. WAI2E-R O OR.
3 doors East Oft the PHlamiX Block.

WUWT E1aasF UH T1EV n EBTUCKs
1NHE Subscriber hatihggonc into the Fur.
J. niture business very extenstcl:, is e-epared g.
furnish his customers with Furniture 0fthe lates ah
best sty les. g1l7S 50 80 B. }fft - p
AS | have on hand and am receiving daily from III
well known establishment of NJ. Dpinerest Of Free
dom, largeassortment rich and and comInoieFur
iAtnre cry description, to numerous to parruiar.
ze, ali of which in style and Workmanship Il warrant
edto be equal to any in this market.
My facilities for manufacturing and buying n not
e1ua1ledhy any other establishment. consequently am
selling furniture dealers, and all others inu cheap
ey than car be bought elsewhere. h,se snssA NJ
Those who are furnishing Houses are particularl,
invited to call and examine for themselves tie Fur
niturc will recommend itselfto all who are judges.
P. S. | keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring
also, Sash. Biindsand Doors Of my man nfacturc ?
] am prepatedto plane, tongue and groove FloOrin
under IA inches WIDE any thick nj short notice
Ratenha June 90, 1854. J. J.V.TURNHAM.
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Groceries & Provisions.

II HUHHE1DAUUH W WAIT are now OPEN I
- ing au assortment Of Groceries and Provisions,
consisting IN part of Teas Goffees, Sugars, Syrups
molasses, ohs Rice. Tobaceoes Fish, Crackers Raj
SINS, Strons, Figs Prunes, Spices, Nuts Soaps, Cam
dies FIckies, Cr Tartar, Soda Sal Soda IndigJ Cam
dies, Wood and Willow ware &C. IN
Our stock selected in nj Y nv n npetent iudge
win PaIneuar reference TO quaIityor freshness, y
ana VIII oe added to weekly. Alwho wish to buy No
Ioods AZ prices to call at the
'nrst door west ofthe Town Hail. Main 81 Rayenna
j Good Butter, Eggs, Hams, Pork, Apples, Dried
Rayenna April 10th, 1886 Seas
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Sash aud blinds.

'dE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on hand
window Sash OF nearly all sizes Inanufacturedin IN
the neatest and most substantial manner and Will
maketo order Blinds on the shortest notice. Theyjp
yie thosein want ofthese arelesto call and exarAe
their manufactuTes before purchasing elsewhere.
Shop few rods directly North OF Unnio Block, near
Parmele'sSteamM MIL. ~ BR0wN& EPARR.
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DaguerreOtypes.

W WAT'THEW q Uaguerlen ROOMS, at Sey"
Ill mour's Block, on Main st. The rooms are
large and pleasant and the arrangement of light, for
taking good clear and fine kenesses In the most care
produce finer specimens of the art than at mine.
Every variety, style and finish fCasesfor Miniatures
en- hand. 7y .r-4s.
Persons wishing to send their likenesses to their
friends by mail, find expressly for the pur
pose. ,. WIN. B. MATTHEWS,
Ravenna, August 90, '54, 477.tf
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CARPENTERS. Jo1NERs, Coopers and
" all kinds of Mechanics Tools, and those of the Test
quality; Cutlery of every description, curtain Bands
and fixtures, Paint Mills, new style; Bush Scythcs and
N fact most every kind of goods usually found in
Hardware Store buttoO numerous to mention here to
which most respectfully invite the attention of the
public, No. 8, Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio. e
August 2s, 1854. EFT RIcuARDscN
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, of
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan II. 1854. at r "A. RAIRn q Co.'s.
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GEO. BUEL a. CO., ~ 4
DRQPRIETORS Ravenna Summit Mills,
i and Dealers In Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour,
.,at the roomslatey occupied by s. Day, op-
posite the Phoenix Block, Ravenna. Ohio.