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NEW AND RICH FALL GOODS.

NEW AND RICH FALL GOODS.
we are now RECEIVING our first Fall supplies. to
which we invite the special attention of purchasers
generally, to call and examine:
80 pieces rich Fancy Dress Silks, W hich we shall
run off at very low prices
% pieces rich printed MOu sSelin de LANES
10 do superior PLAIN Black Silks, low prices
2,G1i pieces thandsnne CalicOes and GIng hams
fast cOlOrs; 49, cents
1900 pieces plain coiored Cashmere; I21s cents,
worth % cents
su0 pieces superior shifting and shceting Cottons
~ do do Table Diapers: some i'm the
lot nave been little wet, and will be sold a
5odozen Table napkins and Towels at $3.50, are
very cheap
100 dozen LADIES' Linen Pocket Hdkfs at 81. so,
extra cheap
% dozen Gents large size Linen Pocket Hdkfs,
at Sl5o, with all the finer grades CORES pond
lngly as cheap
81 pieces super Shifting Linen, from Sic. TO ST.
III, we request again all persons who have not
setled their bills as rendered LIST July do with
out giving US IqrIner tr9nele OF calling on them.
aug s-eo2w 3doors above Penn. avenue.
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nR. e. II. VAN PATrEN,
IL DENTIST.

1K. z. II. VAN PATTEN,
- DENTIST.
Expects to reach his home by the eth September
prOxlmo, when, with renewed vigor and -
energy, he will resume his professional A-SSS
duties SLILD
With abundant reason for believing that his efforts
IN Washington during the past eighteen years have
proved generally satisfactory he rs determined vet
more and more 10 merit the public confidence and
patronage, which he again respectfully SoIIcits.
Office las heretOlOTe/ at his residence, Cedar Hill
Villa, Pennsylvania avenue, near Georgetown.
SLIT
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
= AUGUST OI, I6oT.N
II. HUNr, Esq, Ch,f EHE'r and Maehinist,
Mas, Vo.y.

IT. HVNTI Esq., ChJ ERE'T and MaeAtniSt,
WashiHztoH Nary Yard:
SIR Understanding that. III consequences of ILL
health you are about TO retire, for a brief season.
from the cares and responsibilities of the important
position which you FILL and to seek needed repose
and renovated health beneath more genial skies the
undersIgned, who for the past four years have been
oIhcialy ass"ciated with you, cannot permit the
parting hour To pass without their sincere
regret that sn sad necessity exists for the
OF te pleasant ana cordial ties existing between u.s.
and InvgoratIng air Of your native CLINE may render
the separation but OF snort duration. The trophies
both ashore and ahoat, are the best evidences OF
Your worth ana eihcency as an Orhcer;-the heart
felt wishes now expressed for your speedy restora-
ton 10 health, amid the brighter scenes and fonder
endearments OF Home. Sweet Home )" and for your
safe return to the bosom of your family and friends
Will best attest how warmly your name and friend
ship are cherished by those no subscribe
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r. STREET BOWLING sALoOl

r. STREET BOWLING SALOON
IL RE-OPFNED.
The subscriber having closed his Saloon for some
weeks past for the purpose Of making IL
some Inp"rLa,ntl improvements andSi!it
having completed the same, begs leave NJ
to inform his friends and the public
generally that he will re open THIS EVENING,
August 3lst, for their inspection.
J. y. MARI, Proprietor,
an 9l-1w L. street bet. l2th and l3ti streets,
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The Grea, Horse exhibition n, EImira.

ELNIRA, n. V, August 3l.-The week COM
mences here with fine weather, and prospects for
the great exhibition are cheering.
Large crowds of people are here, and others are
constantly arriving.
The admittance TO the ground is free TO-DAY,
there being no contests for prizes until to-mor-
row, when IL is expected that Lancet. Flora Tenn
pie, Jack Rossiter, Miller's Damsel, and many
other trotting celebrities will give an exhibition
q their Snegd
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by e. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
HOUSE AND LOT ON Il STREET

L TIoN.-By virtue Of a deed of trnst from Mcs.
Aiarl r. Barney and Others dated on the 18th day Of
o. bSI dsh,nssor e"Tnis D,stIlet of Columbia.
poses OF sad trust, will lie sold at public auction on
me PREMISES "n T. street north, ON I L ESDAN, the
part Of the Lot Of Ground n1ISieTd g. IN ~ 5 ia
Al, IN Washington city, beginning for the same AZ
point on the north side al J. street north one hun
dred and forty feet aud inches from the sonfb
west corner OF SAID square, and running thence north
seventy -One feet and Sax inches with the western
line Of portion of SAID lot number sIx which was
convey ed by David Saunders and wife To Roger C.
Weghtman, Ia the use Of Mary = Scott: thence
east feet inches; thence north 10 feet a.. inches
thence west 2 feet 10 and ONE bird inches; thence
s"uih ~ feet inch aud half; thence east ~ feet
inches and one third OF inch to the place of be-
ginning. vi ~
The improvements consist Of good three story
brick dwelling and basement with a large two-story
back building, anu the whole well arranged for a res
Terms of sale: $1,000 in cash, and the residue for
notes In equal sums payable in SIX twelve and eish-
and deed alf trust taken TO secure the deferred
payments. The expenses of the deeds TO be at the
The Trustee reserves the right to himself, at his
option to re sell the property at the risk and cost
time ard terms Of such sale or to vacate the sale #
the terms thereof are not complied with by the pur-
.n Inc premises are now under lease for. $50 per
u the iS'if ENRY On ShS Ii Day Of 0oto6er
CIV. BOTELER. Aucttion nastee
III THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARYE.
leave their accounts and vouchers At The oIfce f
the Trustee, on IA street. iuIy II-eojE6s
o. H 5eo THE f ABOVE Abb SALE IS POSTPONED
on account OF the rain until THURSDAY, the 81
instant To take place upon the premises at O'Clock
p. ang
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
POS fPONED until THURSDAY, the nth Of An
gust; TO take place on the premises at O'ck pm.
al IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
tne aDoye sale rs further postponed until THURS.
DAG the 10th day of September 1867, TO take place
HENRY NJ. MORFfT, Trustee
an S'-eo&ds G. w. BOTEIER Auct
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN, or a Gentleman and his
Wife, can BE- accommodated with ROOM and
BOARD by applying al Mrs. J. A. PETERS,
436 II street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
References required. l-eOH
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BY n. GREEN, Auctioneer
SALE On Account OF THE GOVERN
- MENT. On FRIDAY the 4th of September nrxt
| shall Sc u, at the the Navy Yard IN Washingfo,
city. ID: G., on account of United States Govern
ment, at II O'Clock M. for cash
One I5-Inch Double Block
One 4-inch do
Two IL inch do
Two ll-lEch do
Three lO-inch do
Two 9-Inch do
-Four inch do
Five u inch Single do
tDne 8-nch do
Three Snatch Blocks
- Eleven empty Carboys
One llbl and ~ lbs. Beef Il barrels Pork IA Lbs
RIGo, One bb Flour, 2a5 lbs Butter 45I lbs Cheese.
au Is A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Presbyterian Convention.


RICHMOND, Sept. 1.-The fourth resolution in
regard 10 the organization Of general synod. Is
SUN under consideration by the Presbyterian Con-
S ", The convention expects TO adjourn sin,
hIcHMoND, sept 2.-The Convention adjourn-
eo SAVE dis at one O'Clock this morning. The pre-
ainoie ana resolutions were all adopted, merely
CuSnSl hg the fourth resolution so as to make the
cdlI LOT The Knoxville Synod on the first Thurs
oay OF May, lS5s, instead of the "A
resolution was also adopted expressing the
desire OF the Convention 10 unite with the old
ana recommending the Knoxville synod 10
invite the GENERAL Assembly of the Old School 20
iraterhal conference with that view.
The Minnesota Constitutional Convention,
ST. PAUL :, Aug. 29.-The conference commit
tee appointed by the 'sdouble- headed,s consti,u
tlonal convention to prepare a constitution for
Minnesota, made favorable report Yesterday in
their respective branches, which was adonted
But one constitution, conforming with the views
of both parties, will be submitted 10 the peo
pie.
The dispute having been thus amicably settled
the convention will probably adjourn to-day.
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GABLES H1l8ll ss'IoNsox d gsg
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Tsis III. -
,''a -,r' a..S s"e ss' S'''e " 'ie
nrlpsn Exeise Laws, ena mas oeen port
nouneea py ihe medlcas faculty OF Great
priIe.n enp me Osi'ea Sts.es 70 oethe pest
sue .hs seiest elsonote sNmu,ant ever OIL
'e,ed 70 tne Peele.
n ~ : nseo WIN greg. SUCCESS IN SaseS OF
y Disrhrsla' OovI, hhfu1ATls~' DRorsf'
ShAsEt, SosIc OhoLkkA, . : hyfk AhD hgvlE,
M etnlctoAA, DlsEsshs % fAh oAlAARf oR'
SAsss hrilEfsr &c: ? .cl
~ IS $50 aepclous Ionic leverage, eno
us Peeunsr mayor Sso o'ne'sn. 'som otber
sss % ~ ss"' :" ""o
: lFbs foriou,s,,. s.s.ono3 ,ko,.,nd.t toe.
similar hind 4. t,ofc' IA yeii.IAe ara on M
= sonrce M ,,a ',;ve i,1nioce.
- - Nr,s Yonv Sent 90 ,sks
-, IT, co,t D. n Cv,n,r Nv D..G rs
-IIndcr s,ma c;rcnms,,nces ve ,oconnn,.nJ
u,Il,nd Cir a. = u,ed;cina a, v,,o,s co.
,.ins = ,onrb I.rnn, o,sn,;,v or Ian;na, 7
,binL !, = nrefer.hIe sr,icie IT. ,. Tyr rss-
.pTTc,s ors r,,s rfSnj /, ,vs srrs : 80
VAIFsrTNE MorT. M n.
erReware Of noisonods mixtmss. mann.
fnc,nr.d in imitntion. and sold ns foynox
CopnI., GmiI. -
TLa rsco,ds or tho c,ston, bonso. IN tho
c;,;es Of New york, Ros,on and PbiiadsI.
nhia .how,tb,t CH,sI.e,, Ioxnnu c"1nT,,
G-n i NJ o,,J,' Tondon C,;o ,.oIG, ;,nn,,,,.J
md sad in b9,tIes A recent cor,rrversy
in ,bs New Ynrk naners Mas 4e,,ons,,o,sa
,hot nm IN ,hnt dn,s. e wir. The heoinn;ng IF
~ - - -, '.h.,I Il. ;.'s-, 10. -
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AC9rc3s.,

TO THE PEOPLE OF PoRTAGE CO.
Having during Ne past four years received al
snount OF pstronAse hl exceeding ny expectniIoii,
thereby tender my grateful aek wIcdrerent, 10 M
pa,nons ahd respectfully nvits ne afienfcn or The
pebble Eebetally tsuy stock ofeoods. Whiih n ihe
hrrea abb eesinssortment have ever ll1d, enbfn-
cling efery variety Of Puniufd mid UphoIstsrv
thHrs king. Glasses, superior urtie ls or Al Kx-
te,son dhng table. something which for convent
eneo for private and public houses cannot be surnaas
ed. .8ll Of which (Soths and Chairs sxeeptedJ have
been manufactured under my own snpefvlson I
have also large and carefully selected Of
WALL PAPER,
window curtains, &c. cofhns Of all sizes tepi on
hand. Alsn general assortment ofbniIdiEg mnlerI,
ais, such sSeasoned Lumber Pine. White -Nood and
Chestnut Shingles, Lsih, Sash. Blinds and Doors,
Chain Pumps Nith curbs or the tube md chain senars
ate. Al which viii sell ON torms that IN NOT fail
TO suit customers. with a liberal diseount 10 the
wholesale trade In Furniture. 49,
] will pay IN cash and goods the highest market
price for nfy thousand leet of Black Wain Mt Lumber
l's zach ihiek and over, delivered by the islh Of
April.
IrFPIaeo OF business, corner of Main md Pros.
pect streets. ..l-.a T. O. PHILLIPS,
RaveRna, Mrreh 18Th, IsS7-lw
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RAvEKNA HIGH SthooL.-- Mr. HEzEKIAH
NJ: FoRp, hls assumed the duties OF Super.
in,endcnt and teacher Of the Ravenpa High
School, in place Of Mr., Brown, resigned,
We most sinctrly hope that Mr.. Ford may
prove un energetic, competent and success
ful instructor, End we believe he viii. Our
educational interests huve been sadly neg.
lected bf ltte. A teacher who with all the
inconveniehcess and obstacles which sur
round those having chorge of the Ravenna
Schools, tr umphs ovef thetii at last and
comes cut with honor, must posses determin
alton Of purpose and force Of character as
we'll us highly disciplined intellect. .
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Bracevill,, March %, 1857.

MORE LAwfERs At the late term OF
the District Coult 10 Portage county. J. B.
Foster, Esq, was admitted as an Attor
ney and Cotnseler at Eaw, to practice in
the several Courts Of Record in Ohio. Mr..
F. is an excellent scolur, and gentleman OF
high character and worth. We believe he
posstsses Qualities which are certain gulr.
antee, Of success in any continuity where
his lot may be cast. -'A @'t
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sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMUND C. CHARLES,
No 40, Broadway. New York.
rh 10 1877 Am

SHAtiSG MAhE EASY.-W ct your shaving
brush in either cold WATER pour on two or
Three drOps of BALM OF THOUSAND Fl OVERS, rub the
bea w6N1 and il will make u beautiful soft lather,
much facilitating the operation of shaving Price only
SO cents. Beware ofcouuterfaits. None genuine un-
less sigDed by WI FErRIDGE 4 CO.,
Oct th6m Fraak lip. Square, New YQEk.
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DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY.
AT the late term of the District Court,
JoHx B. ROBINSON recovered So. 900 damages
against the Cleveland g. Pittsburg Railroad
company, for injuaies occasioned by col
lision of trains upon sheroud. Mr.. Robin
son had a leg and arm broken. gr.a ts
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DIED.

In Cleveland on the list ult., IDA MARIA,
only child of Alonz) Nj. aud Eliza Huzen,
aged II months.
In this village, on Monday, March 80.
Mrs. ADA BLooMER, wife Ut Samuel Fl.
Boomer. aged So years.
In Sha!ersville on the 22d ult,, of lung
fever, ALrA w, son Of N. A. and l.. s.
Hine, aged min, teen months. iA'a>7
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
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AxoTHER.-JAMEs w. MoRRrs6N; of New
Lisbon, Colun6iana county, Ohio, was also
admitted as an Attorney and Counsellor of
Law, at tho late District Court. Success
attend his professional career. @a'a 2
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to Salmon P. Chase, Governor
of the State OF Ohio asking for the pardon Of Aonzo
R. Edgecomb, convicted ut the October term. A. D..
Ohio of the crime Of passing counterfeit bank bills
and sentenced to the State for the
term of three years from ths FIRST duy Of said term,
viz, October 81, 1856.
Rnvnnnn F,b. IL, 1857 ..t
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Dissolved.

THE CO partnership heretofore existing
l. between the firm Of DAY CURTlSS, ut the
centre Of Charlsstown, is this day dissolved. .-
All persons indebted to said frm arc rehuested to
ca II and settle the same with II. p CUR1 ISS, mme
diately aud all persons having any demands against
said firm, will please present them 10 him for pay
me mt. Il. DAY.
CharlcstOwn, March 81. 1857. H p. CURTIS. s.
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THE BRED SC0TT CASE DECIPED !!

A ND like all other decisions Of great i'm
IA porance, there seems TO be difa renee of opin
ion In regard to the correctness OF III but think
there be difference oc opinion In res ard to The
BrG stock of WALL PAPER we have just received,
beius lie PRETTiEsT and CHEAPEST in town PeTs)ns
in want Of the article, will plense cal and Ii
right in the matter, andifn0t 1--WE ST. nd corrected.
.8gt ast PRENTISS, HOPKINS 81 co.
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Leather.

THE subscribers have opened in couDec.
J. ton with their Furntur re Rooms, the best assert
ment of Leather ever offered for sale In this place.
consisting of Sole leather, French Calf, Kip, MorroI
Goes Of all kinds, also general assortment of shoe
Andinds Their stock has been selected with care in
prices. n -n
Persons wisagto purchase, will please cali before
uying elsewhere. I.& J. VANCE.
N 3. All kinds of Furniture, Looking Glasses, Pic
lures and Frames constantly on hand at low prices
= No. 7. Phenix Block. Rav.-Jan. ], 1856.
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School, BuILpIEG,-Thcre will be o
meeting of the citizens Of Ravenna at the
Town Hall on next Friday evening to take
into consideration the propriety Of bu. lding
a new school house. In The consideration
Of question Of SO much importance, there
should be full attendance. Let the mat
ter be fully discussed, and q full and fair ex.
preston of sentiment be made. A good,
substantial we'll arranged school house, is
greatly needed ID Ravenua. The invest
mcnt Of money in public school buildings,
and in well conducted schools, is one Of the
eurest modes Of securing public prosperity
and advancement. Better pay tax for q
new school house, than for vice. dissipation
and degradation, which are the inevitable
consequences Of ignorance. ~ n
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fFuRsef
In RIA Baird 4 Co, of Rayenna, Ohio, 10 disolsad
"a consequence OF tho death Of Deweys gAinnaaf,k
nAr Too business Of the Erm will b setilck ~ ~
meriy III Atls0b Block. KsYenna, Nov. u 1855.
Dec. 10, fe5e-u y -
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MARlfIED.

In Ravenna, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
G.. w. Clarke, ROBERT j. BEck. OF Silver
Creek, N. Y. to Miss EtizAhETh ALLISON,
Of this place.
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THASKs.-Our thanks are due to Edwin
BosTwIcK, Clerk OF the, Common Pleas
Court, for late Florida papers. May he find
new health and vigor during his residence
in his Southern sunny home. \.
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Improve your Stock.

THE weil-known Stock Horse SEARcHER
i will be kept in Ravenna tho coming N
season. Terms-$l5 for the season; cash LsSSSN
or satisfactory note at the time of service. 3ZA-
The English Blooded Draught Horse
~ CoAcHNAN will be kept In Ravenna the
yEalT\ coming season. Coachnian Is yoars old,
ZG-[A. OF jet black color, and weighs over 400
pounds Terms-Sl0 for the seasos; cash satisfrc-
tory note at the time of service. ~,
For full description, pedigree, etc., Of the above
Horses, see handbs. Stables In the of the Col
Inns House. Season commences April 18th, and ends
October Ist, 1857. M. ANDREWS.
March 10, lSS7-tf
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Notice.

DORTAGECOUNTY TEACHERS EX.
1 AMINATION.-E determinations will be held at the
Town BALL, in Ravenna, on Saturday, March 2lst,
april 4th, April 18th, and May Cd.
by order the Board. j. c. HARf, See.
RnYeinn. March II. 1887.
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March 81, 1857.
Boots Shoes and Rubbers.

N DtTDtS OIlUGS uIIII NUUUCTS. "
2 DECEIVED This day, direct from the man.
LII ufacturers, a large assortment of Bo.ts, Shoes
ard Kubbers. consisting in part of
I, Latlies' Kid aud MOrrocO Wetss, al
. 't - Ties and 81 ~, q i,,.,y
(, g Cloth and Enamblcd Congress Caters,
Misses Kid Sewed Boots aud Shoes, fl. .-.
Chiklrem's Leather pcgged Boots, ,.4- " >. l
Misses Calf sewed and Pcgged Boots,
6 Congress Boots and Cutters,
Gents, Ladies', Misses 'ahd Children's Rubbers,
good supply and NIL sizes, !, . :
1--WE will pay the highest market price for all
kinds sf Produce in good cash prices. n
.T.z- g- PoE & BROTHER.
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Mr.. PRYEEs NorEs. ~ We publish in In
other place, by request, le,terin regard to
the Refofmer, but not because we have any
interest in the affair one way or the oihef
Iii be true that Mr.. Pryne's notes are
worth only about twenty six and third
cents on the dollar, and are sold at that
rate, be ought to be careful how he con-
demns his friendsfor buying them up through
kindness 10 him. s.sa, ,,5' 4s,1a.lsg IN s4s !,
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SELECT POETRY UPON SELECT
(WALL) PAPER.
I. Bareand dingy walls,
Long and gloomy hails,
Kitchens dark from smok and vapor,,
Allcry out for clean, new paper.
He'd rooms very rusty,
Purlor walls are dusty,
All such things now need reviewing;
All such wallis now need renewing.
Come, then, bny our :lper,
None have styles that's later;
'Tis pretty, neat, We scurce need tell,
There's none 10 town will hang so we'll.
5nCO Rolls Just opened snd for sale by
ROSFWICK& 4 BEATTY. ,
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singers ewing machine

Singers ewing Machine
THE great reputation Of Singers Sewing
i Machines H. founded on the fact, That they are
be,iectly adapted To every variety Of work, and that
each one Of them, kept employed, will earn no less
than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full and reliable Information
about these machines-Sizrs, prices, modes Of pur-
chasing, &cean obtain u by applying, by letter or
other&isei for COPY Of NJ. SiSGEts & co.'s.
G GAETTE, beautifRi Pictorial paper, entirely do.
Voted to Sowing Machine Interests. 1t will DO sent
LOCAL AGENTS
Wanted In every Town in the United States. to whom
liberal nducelneuts are Otie. ed. ], Il
N, -2Ws,hay ye ymade arrangements with many ed.
itors and publishers of newspapers highly profitable
and satisfactory TO them, and Yisn 10 make similar con
tracts with every newspaper apd magazine IN the
country. For full particulars address
I'm. SINGER 4 CO.,
323 Broadway, New York.
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Schoot TEAcfERs. The Democrat calls
attention 70 the faetthat both that paper and
the Neaiiael were misIniortaed oslo the num-
.ber ii fteachers e1aHiiSed oh lie sist inst.
The number of applicants WIS 50. Flny1
.eertifcstsslwsrs sranteds af1f)13yI II
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Books! BooKs!!--We would call attention
to the advertisements of the Rayenna Book
store, found in another column. Those Of
Of literary turn, would do we'll to call and
look over their catalogue Of Books and pub
Iications. 4
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PRoBATE CouRr.--This court will be open.
for the trial Of criminal cases next Monday.
there sre several matters Uf interest to be
decided. 5sr4tl:54 fsq} rsa III 4B G
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WLlELptF GOU obs Willow Wagons,
W. Cabs, Chairs, Knifa TfSSs. 60, splendid as
sortme Sohsssd Ia New York - iow hgsres, viii
Msrcs ., 1851 aRAvESNA' BOOK STORE.
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WALL PAPRR -PRENTIss, HofKias e.
Co, have splendid assortment ofthe finest
wall paper. 7 Il. ss
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YRicE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

SANFORD & CO Proprietors, No. 345 Broadway,
New York.
Sold in Ravenna by Dr. l. SWIFT; In Pittsburg by
DR.. Geo. H. Keyser, and by Druggists genorally.
March &c, l6J7-ly .aH'r. 7r
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSII

JUST received ut ]. +. Green's, Number
,. K Block, the Spring styles # silk and Fire
Son Hats. Also the Spring Style Of Caps. &c.
Rav ennh, March 70, 1867. J. q. GRERN.
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O.EItis said that Hon. B. F. LEifRa Il I'M
veil Iron ths effects of the rat epidemic at
Washington. d Il