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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

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is situated St: Anthony, built Of stone on An
cmminencs commanding q view Of the falls. and
no State in the Union has better. foundation
for good system Of popular education. No
other prairie State is so we'll timbered rs Min
nesota and no State more abundantly supplied
with clear water. In the country surrounding
st. Cloud and as far North and West as we have
any reliable account. settlers find no difficulty
in locating land on a running stream or trans
parent lake with plenty Of timber at hand for
building, fencing and fuel. and as the land on
the West side Of the Upper Mississippi is only
open to redemption, there is little opportunity
for spectators, and settlers have assurance Of
neiphbors and that rapid increase in the value
of their lands and in social advantages which
arise from the system Of land in limited guam.
titles to actual settlers. ''-'
The country around st. Cloud, west Of The
Mississippi was purchased Of the Indians in q
. treaty made, with them by the Hon. Alexands
Ramsey and Luke Lea in 1852 and ratified by
the senate the same year. The Sioux has
owned thelanA from 1927 but had not occupied
it, ana II was used Is hunting ground by tn,
sWinnebaeoAs Uhoes land reached within foul
:pilea noelh Of st. Clond. Their country va
eeded to the United States by = treaty begal
with Commissioner Manypeny and conclndet
1t Washington in Feb. 1855 and ratified by tn,
Senate March I'd Of the same year. In Ma,
following they removed to their reservation Of
the Blue Earth river and only since that tim
has stsarns County CLAIMED kindred With civil
sization. The 6rst house within the corporate,
limits Of ST. Cloud was built by James Hitch
cps for General Lowry. James Kitchens beinl
the frzt white msn who slept in . house hers
i entitled to the distinction Of being the ''old
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

~ ENNEDY's new Discovery fo, sale 1t
r. e ~ NARLA1T'9 DRUG 4T0RA
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-03
Brutality 1n the Army.

N Private Alenson Bently, Of Company X,
IL Dragons, convicted Of desertion and
lnegse stealing, was sentenced by court
sfsial, recently in session at Fort Bu'
eNfn, N. H., "to receive fifty lashes with a
III hide on the bare back, to be confined at
kaia labor until January, 1869, heavily
iEoued, to forfeit all pay due him, to have
hi3 head shaved, and be branded with red
hot ron with the letter D., to be drummed
oef Of the service and dishonorably dis.
ehagee." Such q sentence as this is a dis.
sfteet to the army and the country, and the
i1diSiduals who imposed it ought to be
6lletA out Of the service as Unworthy to
y ~ ihe United States uniform. The man
t|s6s FINISHED stole horse and deserted. -
N61 neal horses in all parts OF the country,
heaEIR syery day, and when caught, are i'm
psis0ned for it. No one thinks, outside Of
the army, Of adding heavy irons, or Of whip.
nine TIE back with Eawhide, 10 addition
g lhs punishment Of imprisonment. Such
smentary debasing punishments are
81 not for the purpose of reform, the
III "a aim Of all punishment, when 1t is
Nns CRAFTY revenge or hate.
''b individual deserted the service, and
tH IA proved that the service could do
" we'll without man who was bound to
Il 50 unWi1lingly, an unwillingness which
al6se, 10 oil probability, from The treatment
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received, the brutality of which may be in.
ferred from the sentence which is supposed
to be the judgment of men in their cool and
unimpsssOned moments. But, because the
man was Of on use to the army, that was no
reason why he should be debarred being,
ever afterwards, of any use to himself by
having a mark of shame branded indelibly
upon his cheek with hot iron. II he was
unfit for the service, the service was well
rid OF him when he deserted, and taking the
trouble to catch him and inflict so many
personal and brutal indignities upon him
merely to expel him again, was a most
wanton abuse of power, which tells more
to the disgrace of the officers who sen.
fenced him than it does to the individual
thus inhumanly degraded. EverywhOre it
seems to to be the same, on shipboard, in
the army, wherever absolute authority pre-.
walls, there is cruelty and brutality, and there
the spirit Of devilish revenge usurps the
prerogative of justice, and gratifies its own
malice on the plea Of setting an example of
proper subordnation and discipline essential
to duty and public service.-Pha. Ledger.
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THE CRops IN WIscoNs1N.-We have
ceased publishing "crop items" from our
exchanges, as they are all substantially to
the same effect, and there now exists nc
doubt in the public mind about the prospects
of the incoming harvest. The weather has
been propitious for the farmer; winter
wheat is nearly all cut and will doubtless be
secured in good order; spring wheat is be.
yond danger of the rust; it never looked
better, and the yield will be large every
where throughout this state; rye was never
better; oats ditto; Corn is coming on finely
Of barley we hear nothing, and OH the prin
ciple that "no news is good news" we take
it for granted that it is all right too; pota
toes, notwithsta anding the late frosts, prom
ise we'll; tame grass is poor, and this, we
believe, is the only scant crop we shall have
in Wisconsin.-Mil. Sentinel, july 81.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
July Appointments.

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nR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully In
forms the citizens of Portage STARK and Trnmbuu
oorntes and the s,lrrounding countrv. that he viii
remain in the following places. All persons afected
WIN any ai,ons nsn,,ot,on n"ul' "Ee in''So
10 cail .ot s."Suo'O"s oV"eH
CUYAHoGA Co'-IAt MS resiIence' In East Cleve-
land, Spangler Avenue, between
Main and Euclid Streets, lst, %,
5th, 9th; 1th, slh, 9th' 10Th, llth'
mn l2h' lSth, i4th, l5th.
NJ, to Z: NJ 5Otn'
Ravenns, Collins House, ISM
SUMMIT "; Maceooo@Is, @ al e. q. ne 3, nIn. M.
STAkK KCooNlI-Ganton CI!y, ntoser & mouse lSsa'
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To those who are disposed to think we
shall starve this fall, we commend the fol-
lowing items:
The Sandusky Register says the farmers
in that part OF the State are happy set OF
men. The yield Of wheat is far beyond the
most sangune expectations. Many fields
produce eight snd ten bushels to the acre
above the highest figures OF the owners.
The Reflector states that the wheat harvest
in the vicinity OF NorwaIk is ubout finished,
and the farmers seem highly pleased with
the result. The weather has been fine and
the yield of wheot is abundant. The Reaec.
tor says "thc truth is the crop is immense in
this region."
The Fremont Democrat Messenger, speak.
ing of The wheat crop in Sandusky county.
says Gall cur farmers represent that the
crop is abundant, and exceeds all expecta.
tions, the average yield being much larger
thon it has been for years."
The Dayton Journal says Mr.. Sherer ,o
Van Buren Township, has threshed out hi:
crop, and from fraction over l6 acres he
obtained 6l5 bushels, or about thirty eigh
Bushels to the acre.
A gentleman writes to the New Yorl
Eventng Post, from Berlin, Minnesota, tina
if nothing befalls the grain in that State
she will be likely to beat all her sister grain
growing States in large yields. The write
thinks there will certOinly be produced il
the State on average of 30 bushels whea
per acre ; oats 60 bushels rye 35 and bar
ley As. Corn looks well, but is lttl
backward.
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THE HARvEsT-PREsENT AND PRosPEc
TrvE.-The farming community have had
fair weather for garneriDg their wheat, rye
and grsss-(what there is let.) The crop
of wheat and rye is gerry light, and the grass
is but little better. The growing crops pro-
mise an abundant yield. The frequent
showers which we have had during the past
three or four weeks, have dispelled,to great
extent, the general gloom caused by the
blighting frost of the 9th ut., and given an
impetus to fall crops, pleasant to conlem'
plate. If we have a late fall. we will pledge
to the people of this region, yield Os gen
erous as mother earth has given for many
years. Mahoning Register.
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From the Kingston (Canadn) News.
A wild Woman in Reach.

REACH, July l5.-There was a woman
seen near Bishops mill, who appears to be
perfectly wild. She was first seen on the
18th instant, by two gentlemen who had
been hunting, standing near the stream that
falls from the race gazing at the Orange
men who were at that time passing within
sight. The men thinking she was one of
the neighboring women who had come to
battle, as she was perfectly naked, did not
discover themselves to her for some time.
They affirm that she is almost as dark as
a negro ; but having the features of a white
About medium height, appeared to be be-
tween 40 and so years of age, and was
very lean, with small face and sunken eyes.
When they approached near enough 10 be
seen, she stated up like deer, Immediately
. taking to the woods, leaping sometimes
/ from 10 to Is feet. The men gave chase,
but did not keep in sight but few minutes.
/ After wandering about some time trying to
get sight Of her, but in vain, they returned
and told their seemingly incredible story.
The following day six men started in
search, and secured the woods for miles
around. About 4 O'Clock as they were
about to return, they were startled by the
cracking Of some brush, and upon looking
in the direction from whence it proceeded,
observed her passing ; they all made rush
at her, but she was off and out of sight in a
twinkling.
To day some 10 or IA men started in
seurch. and about noon she was seen by Mr..
Eson, who made sure ne had her, but she
left him in quick style he followed her a
| short Distance but on Gaming to n ouaumre
he from his great weight could proceed no
farther. He says he came to a spot where
she had been dressing a cat, and had eaten
portion oft. All the people in the neigh
borhood intend turning out next Wednes-
day, and if they prove successful, | will lei
you know. JAMES BRIGHAM.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworh is very simple and entire
ly new and by 1t disease Of any of the internal vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question,
Among the Diseases treated with perfe ct
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scrofulous origin: Ulcers, Tu.
mers, Enlarged GLANDS or Joints, Hip Disease, Swell.
led Neck or Goitre, Scroldlous Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions the face or otheI parts Cancer,
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel, lmpo
tence Structure, st. Vius Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver, Spleen Kidneys, Skin or other Or.
gans. speedy cure warranted In all diseases of a
Syphilitfc Veneral character, without the use OF
Mercury or any other poisons, which destroy the
stituton. Fever and Ague permanently cured or no
charge. - .
Dr.. w. prescribes remedies prepared by himself.
Teeth extracted, without pain, by Galvanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year, giving
those who commence, opportunity to continue Till
cured. --..,
DR.. w. has fully prepared himself for the practice
of his profession of which any person shall be salts
fed by calling at his rooms.
No Certificates of published, but references to
any number ofpatents, who have been cured, Will be
given to those desiring them.
THE POOR LlBERALLY Considered.
Any person sending a correct statement OF tneiE
symptoms, and enclosing IS, Will have medicine,
ADAPTED to their case, sufficient to last one month"; OF
ave week 9, sent them by Express:
Address H. W. .WADSWoRTH, M. D.,
July 81. 1859, Batavia, NY.
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Home for TEYnIIds.

sHALERsvILLE, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
NOTO THE HOME FOR INVALlDs,
" II you have Chronic disease. g:
l. You will have your case kindly, carefully and
scien ideally examined, and your disease truth
= fully pointed out.
9. You will have a treatment instituted that will
meet the conditions of your case.
g. You will be subjected to no wild extremes and
experiments In medical treatment.
4. You will not be received as a patient, without
there fs prospect of relief or cure, and In case
of failure, after fair trial, the money you have
paid will he refunded to you.
S. You will receive water and chemical bath treat
ment not surpassed at any establishment In tho
State.
s. You will receive medical and hygicnic treat
menLirom an experienced physician, not based
upon one idea or false dogma.
7. You will receive daily and hourly attention of .
physician, If needed, and attentivefy looked
after by an intelligent and experienced nurse,
that while you remain at the Home It shall truly
be a home to you.
For turther particulars send for circular.
April q. lS5g-3m J. HAYES. NJ. d,
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BOOTS g. SHOES !!

We have them In full varieties, and n very large
stock. LadiesI No. enamelled boots, only 81 90.
Ladies' black leced CATERS, only 75c. Mems SIN
calf boots only 50 75. All other grades at propor
tionate rates. Chlldrsns cheap fancy bronzed shoes.
Childrens do CATERS. Misses and girls do CATERS
and bronzed Shoes Ladies' black, lace and con-
gross, spring and sheeedt CATERS. Ladies' patent
tipped and bronzed top boots and buskins. Ladiee'
and mems calf, goat, Kip and enamelled brogans.--
Cents calf, enameled aad patent leather congress
CATERS. Gents do Oxford ties In fact everything
buy before calling!
Bonnets, ribbons, rusches and lowers, we have al
ways beat the world these for assortment, style
and low prices. We have only to say that we have
this time gone beyond powers of description, ard
eoquence will fail to portray the beauty OF our
stock. Approach them and you viii be convinced
that the prices will suit, we'll as the goods. All
down. FuIl hands.
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OF. Tea.

customers express their utmost delight at the high
quality of our fifty cert tea All the old ladies say
thosa Goss boys the incest young en- in the
try for they keep such good 50 cent tea you want
agood strong, sweet scented; highly favored, extra
winking, no blinking, no favors to one customer not
given to another-goods all marked-no deviation
from price, everything done the square. Our
to is: ''QuicE and large sales small profits, ono
price, and ready pay" Fully conscious Of, and ap-
precating the fAvors we have received, and hoping
by straight forward and strict attention TO business
to merit continuance of the same, remain, re-
specially, DANIEL W. GoSS & BROS.
Edinburgh, April 81, 1859.
n. B.-Hlghest market price for produce.
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FURNITURE.
LegaH Notice.
rATHARlNE HERRlFF, nonresident

VA IHhRlNE HEkRlFF, a nonresident
" of the State OF Ohio, is hereby notified that the
9th day of July, A. d. leo, Andrew Herri filed in the
court Of Common Pleas. within and for the County of
ortage and State of Oho his Petition against her.
which is still pending in said Court, asking that the
bonds of matrimony now existing between him and
the said Catharine be dissolved and alleging as
reason therefor against the said Catharne the follow
ing causes to wit lst gross neglect of duty. and Cd
adultery with one Jacob Cline, on about tho 18th
day Of May, A. d. 1888. The Petition also further al
leges, that on the 18th day of March, A. u. 1854 and
ON the lgh day of December, "A. ID. 1885, the said An
drew caused t. be conveyed to the said Catharne by
Francis w Tappan and wife certain lands and tene-
ments situate and being in large lot No. 81, in the
south division of lot, In the Township of Kavenna,
County of Portage and State of Ohio, particularly de
scrbrd in said Petitions for the sole purpose of secur
ing to his family, and that the title to said
lands still remain iu said Catharine that he contract
ed for said lands in his own lame, AID paid for the
same with his own means and that the object for
which i'd conveyances were made ha. been wholly
defcltcd by the acts of said alhurine, and the said
Andrew also asks that the title 70 said lands aud ten
ements may be restored to him, and the sal Catha-
rine wholly dvestol of all interest therein Tho said
Catlarne is also further nOaed that said Petition
will be heard before sal Court he 18th day of Uc-
tober, A. d. 1859. J. L. d. II. G. RANNEY,
July %, l6i9-6W. Atty's for Petitioner.
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CROCERIES!

Last, notleast. Prime rice, only 81 c., do n. O. 6u-
gar, only c., do rasins, only II c.: do molasses,
III c.. do rio coffee, only l2t c., do codsh Georges
bank) ST C. Everything way down. There is moth
for goods of all kinds when you come to us. Tobac.
CO chewers, va can suit you Having taken especial
pains in ths selection Of the weed, prepared
to suit any taste. With rapturous and gratifying
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SHAWIS.

Black chantilly lace mantlas, embroidered collars,
undersleeve goods. Black broadcloth and cashmere
very low. Plain and fancy cassimeres, way down i
Summer goods, cottonades al! grades, and white
checks marseilles. Notified and fancy nankeens.-
roId medal Sca cassmeres ouy sc rarmers donbs
cashmere. only 2sc. Queensware, clothing, drugc
paints, oils, hardware, notionG, hosiery, gloves,
slve notice. We have full varieties of wall paper
from DC. to Bic. Common and velvet bordering at
ready pay prices. Parasols, all shades and prices.
Hosiery and gloves, everything desirable. Queens
ware, customers all say cell from Is to 90 per
cent lower than comp etitors. We can vouch for
the same and not strain point in veracty. Cloths
quently goods bought elsewhere ut from 25 to 30
per cent advance of our prices. Shilling denims,
only lfc., do shrting stripe, llc, heavy shlrtng,
only SC. Rleached, and hue unbleached cottons, we
can beat the manufacturers these, we have
full stock bought last Fall at mnch lower rates than
fhaV baar raf
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4 ASSi;sslCCS' Sale.

THE personal property and effects of r.
l. Lee Co., consisting Of Goods, Wares and Mer
chandIse, will be sold at public vendue at the Store
occupied by the said K Los " Co.. in Garrettsviile,
on the 18th day of September next, commencing at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon and will continue from day
to day thereafter until the property is sold. Terms
made known at the time of sale.
Il. Il {; +. TlSSbSfS' KSd%Lf'oS,| A'ssnee'.
Garreltsville, July 81, ls59-6w.
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Notice.

G9Q will pay for board and tuition for the
pAO FALL TERE OF the ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
Hiram, Portage Co., o.. Term begins Tuesday Au'
gust 9th, 1859. J. A. GARFIELD,
Hiram, June 30, 1esp-6w. Principal.
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DRIVE will take all kinds Of cou ntry
produce in payment for debts due US on sub
Scription. Also, In exchange for quantity
of notes and due bills.
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MARRIED.

In Talmadge, on the 9sth ult., by Rev. 8.
Heard, Mr., ADoLPHUs SwARTwoUT and Miss
ROSETTA HALL both OF Brimield.
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OrF The Methodist Church at Darlington,
Pa, was blown down by storm few
weeks ago.
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Franklin High School.

THE Fall Term will open on Monday, Au.
i gust 18th, and will continue 12 weeks.
The Principal will be assisted in the English de-
paTtmeDt by his daughter.
Particular attention will be given to all the useful
English branches as well to the Ancient and Mod.
ern Languages.
Tuition will be due at the middle Of the Term as
follows:
For Common English Branches % 90
I" Higher - $50
Languages 800
REFERENcES.
Hon. Darius Lyman, RaVenna.
DR.. Joseph DeWof,
Rev. T. NJ. Dwight, franklin.
Marvin Kent, ESQ.,, a"
Charles Peck. ESQ,
d. l.. Rock we'll, ESQ.,,
DIR. }. A. KDowlton,
s. Higgins, Esq,
July 2l-3w. kLEAEoa A. PEcK, Assistant.
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PATENT CORN SHELTERS.
A new article idst invented, but which
"A cannot bs excelled, II
Dee. ], 1858. F.A. CURTIS cos,
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CHARLES E. SWIFT has a superior loI
" Of Paints, conssting in part Of Zinc, White Lead
Paris Green, Chrome Green, hloernien Green
for cash on favorable terme Mey >, 1857
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1859. August Appointments. 1859.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DIR. II. w. WADSWORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

WILL BE AT
CLEVELAND-Johnson House, August IA and Is.
RAVENNA-Pientiss House, Tuesday, l6.
ALLIANCE-Alliance House, Wednesday, II.
CANTON-CantCn House, Thursday, lS.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, Friday, 10.
M39sTERM1osefH Hdts hGs Moud"l sas%rGays ~
AKkON-Empire House, Tuesday, %.
CUYAHoGA FALLS-American Hotel, Wednes
day, "a.
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CarDeting

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE CELEBRATED Newton. Ealls
i Plows, Cubs Patent for eale at Manufacturer
prices ct II, r, A. CURTIS y co.'s.
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Posr OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
= OPEN at 7,3O, A. N. CLOSE at J: M: Daily
Sundays excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, p. NJ.
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THE GREAT WESTERN NURSERIES
SourH SIDE CT RIVER,
Toledo, OHIO

Cultivate largely Fruit and ornamentalitrees, EV-
ergreeDs, stocks and seedlings, for nurseTymen,
Green House and Bedding-out Plants. Also, 4 gen.
eral assortment of Nursery Articles.
Orders Solicited and Contracts made to Deliver at
any K. r. point in the U S. Packages delivered to
Forwarders any part of the City tree of charge.
@. HIsBARD WHITE, Supt. PRENTcE, Propre'
tor. s, A, TAYLOR, Agent,
Ravenna, June l6, ls59-6w.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND Personal.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILs-
DAILY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,3l A. NJ. Mail close at 500 A. NJ.
DAlLY-Going South via Railroad
Depart at Ii %. A. N. Mail close at 10 SO, A. NJ
TR1.WEEKLY-Enon Valley.
Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 70. NJ
Depart Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al l2 80
Mall closes al l2, NJ.
10, M.
SRMI.WEEKLY-Eewton Falls.
Arrive every Monday and Friday BY 10, M. De
pATt same days at 90, P. M. Mail closes at Is,
20, Pm.
gRMI-WEEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. N
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at z, A. NJ
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The Popular Papers Of the Day
can always be found at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Magazines and New Books Received
AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.

Any Magazine, Paper OF Book desired will be
promptly ordered for customers. Magazines and Pa
pers mailed to any desired point.
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.RAVENN A MARKET-AUeusr 8

CORRECTED WEEKLY By JOHN wHITTLEsEy, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MtLE.
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GLASS WARE.-Just received a very
" large assortment, consisting ofTumblerS, Cob =
lets, Spoo holders, Sauce dishes, &c., &c. Heavy
nnted Tumblers at O. centsl Call and see them.
June 3, 1889. P. H. & CO.