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the weeo which should have raissd the oody Of tho
conder .s,A On With sudden jerk, was uofor'uuats
s la of cutliog The rope as be 0ad been instructed
TO N. and for which purpose DO bad been provided
,its Ratchet, At he sgaa from the Sheriff he loos'
spsd the rope from i,s 4stsnngs aod let ruo g'4d1'
allv through the pulsys This frightened the rope a.
gradually about The neck Of Stephens; bis body rose
.,owv. aud bis deaih-srngeles we're undoubtedly pro-
,oroed more then they would have been had the rope
hcan nroperly managed No,v it's,snd'ng this uis-
,.te tbe condemned nau died remarkably easy, and
those no witnessed he cosiogscens said his struggles
were far LEES than Is usual where the neck Eu'Ieny
dislocated.
The Encouragement inrespect 10 the;ops wasnot tho
fault of the Sheriff. as be hal been exceedingly care
ful in hs instructions to deputy, and from the good
feeling existing between himself and the condemned
would gladly have spared him unnecessary sulerlnS
TIE duty of the Sheriff such occasions is sufficiently
unpleasant at the bert, but much ia added thereto by
any laundering on the part of subordinaes on whom
be must rely.
The Rev. Thomas G. Ogden, pastor OF the Allen
street NJ. E. Church, sends note, in which he
,tates that Stephens never was classeader, and,
though his wife was member Of the church. he never
was known to take active part in any meeting. He
did attend the csssmeengs, but usually retired be-
ore being called upon 10 take part
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THE CHEMISTRY OF THE SUNBEAM

PROF. YOUMANS'S SECOND LECTURE.
The second lecture of the very interesting course
which Prof Youmans is giving at the Cooper Institute
was delivered last evening. In spite of the storm
without, the great hall was filled.
Prof Youmans commenced by remarking that before
we can understand how it il that tho furnishes the
earth with its leforces and mpes the animal and the
steam.engiDe We have first to inquire into the cond
TORS on which these forces are exercised. What do
We know Of the composition of our globe7 We in-
spect its surface and dig down in quest of minerals
while the lava from below and the arrangements of
tie rocks give clue TO the deeper constitution Of the
earth's crust. OF the sixty elements known, only
about dozen make up the great rocky masses, gran
ties sandst nes mestones, and states. The rocks
metals combined with oxygen. One.half the weights
Of ali the strata, coils, waters and of the entire vege
table and animal world oxygen. Rocks are
metallic oxides. Oxygen has broad range of
afhniiies, and exists in such abundance that
il appointed 10 the task of taking possession Of
all the other elements, and fixing them down into the
stable condition OF compounds. IL exists free in the
atmosphere, investing the planet, and is in contact
with all things II would seize upon every sort of
matter, and brig into state of permanent combna
ton aud rest like the stony masses below. Com
buson is the work Of oxygen, taking possession of tho
clements fuel heat lie given ont, aud creates steam
power through the engine. The animal kingdom
iLhaes the same element in respiration from life to
death 10 do the same work. Ii combines with the
constituents of the body, with those Of fuel reiuc-
Ing them TO the stable mineral condition. Breathag
alone would soon destroy the animal fabric. Life
il maintained and animal force results from
oxidation Of the system. Tho planet is in
closed In destructive element, au inysi
bis gas which IL the foe Of organization and life
and would observer and dissolve all living structures
This is the ruling energy of the planet abandoned to
itself-to it's own forces it would be speedily depopu
lated, silent and universal waste But where is the
great agent of ausgoniIation which prevents this all
destructive spirit of the ar from completing les destruc
i've work, and maintains the order of life apon earth
II 10 the energy Of the sunbeam. The earth borows
iis life from the he But the celestial radations
which tho asrononc spaces 10 carry our life
scheme really definite forces, and must take effect
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Steamship Potomac Watson Norfolk hours mdse and pass-
10 II. b. Cromwell L Co.
Steamship Pstspco, Lsyfeld Portland ndse and peso 10
H. X. Cromwell d Co.
Steamship Commerce. Thompson, Baltimore bass. 10 Henry
Nouon She has here to between this port and
Galveston.
Bark g. W. Hoon Ulmer Messina Dec passed the Rack
Dee. TO- fruit TO Walsh, Carver Chase Dec 49, ship Josiah
Mausu, from Leshon for Boston. The g. w. h Experienced
heavy Westerly gses fro the Western Islands
Brig Storm King Penny, Boston days, ballast TO j. Smith
Co.
Schr Triumph, Arts Boston days Iinseed 10 master
schr. Moderator mtchin Nnsins days. wood
Sthr. May l.. hansuu, Whsin Glouceser days hsh "a
master.
schr Howard Baker Boston day, mdse STARK w. Lewis
Co.
sohr Frank Herbert Parker Boston dsys nseed to .ser
Scbr Elizabeth Heaey Cshcart New Haven days. ballast
Feb of Black Rock rnn into BY unknown sch vhish
carried away nsnssi.
Steamer POtOmskA Arsy, Ee-Bedford ndss and psss
Joseph Allen
Steamer Pelican Adreh Prsvdsnoe nndss TO I..ac odsn
Steamer kennebee Hand Philadelphia mdse and pss y
Perkins.
BELoW-One ship and one bark.
SAILEDSlip Carrier Dove, San Francisco barks Golden
Rule Apinw, from Quarantine Venus Cursc0s Lnky Stas
Havana Tiyoh Remedies.
WlNDMeridan. NJ N. T., hsh.. Lsr,e quantities of hesyy
ice sdriit this morning. sunset, f. N. T., with
The pilobo NewYork No In from this
ing and reports having experienced gale from
with On Wednesday cd Bsrnegat
bark NJ Eichs GTeeauan from St marks and brig Matilda.
The pohost Mary Ann tho 49, reports: Jan 81 Bsnerss
bearing by rs miles spoke sud boarded Norw BRIG Ayanc
nom Alexandria Egypt aid that night experienced severe
gale rom n to n. n. l., with snow.
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TvHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via srONING-

l. TON, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT
Lcnd Routefhs shortest and NEST housekeeping the hass
Mail
The steamer COMMONWEALTH, Capt j. w. Wnhsn3
sndC VANDERBILT Capt. D. ssuryes In ecanecion wiito
Ne stonngen and Pronee, and Bosson and IN
osd lssyins SewY.rt daily Sunday esesPssd non re- No
N H. idrst whar shove Battery pscel, M 40 ssoe
etos At $50 arrival Of the mail tain which issvs
Boston at 5:3ap IN
rss @. VANDERBILT, from Nrw-ysrh. Monday, wsanss.-
~ and Friday From Ssoainsoa, Tuesday TbnndAy, as
tcalydsy.
The C0MNoNwEALTH, Aeu New Ysrs, rs..ess, rhrw.
lay sna Saturday. SrOn stOninst0n-MOaday, wednesday.
md Friday.
Passengers proceed ho ssoaingssp per Railroad 70 froy
ssnoe and Boston IN the Express Mall TA reaching .ssa
ysoes IN advance Ct those By ether roass end snrs ne
es AL she eAly hsnius Lines ooAneosins Noth and Las
that prefer remain board sesy
ushts undsurbsd brssks desired ssosi.e-
ION 10 ths train, scnaesss st Prowdense with Ne
a. train for Bostos
Fore from Providsses 70 Newport 80 cents
Baggage hssssr accompanied the and rasa through
suph wsy. -
for pssse ssss. tsshs .ssy % essd -
Dc ofnoe Of ,hs Cenpsny. No. 10 BsssssyPisss
TOR sALE-At bargain, near Madison-sqaare.
brown stone Epgl.sh basement HOUSE,. medium sszs
with whoa. hssds,s Furniture The owner leaves isr Es
next Saturday, and om prompt purchaser Win tale
ella goo without finisus mortgage for 800 gan remain
Apply % HOMER MORGAN, Ne Pno'st., OF s1hsss Bee
No. da2e Post-Oficc.
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NEW-.JKR8EY ITEMS,

TIE TRIAL FOR MASsLAUGHrER.--Thet trial Of Toh,
ODonu.H far msDslsasher n killing james Lssr, ,,nssI
man October ss wss coni ued yesterday de Hadson
County Court
Fehry bu,an one Of the parties who engaged pry,ny
ca II O. the csy Of the arzy te6-d th.t
when fe difficulty eoeed he va se,ep hsyins ssns up
did CO. ebert came backward from the saznty elssv
FOLLOWED by Oponpe who had large carving knife ths same
ore .hown bis right hacd AID made ,ust with Il Ls
he he DID whether the bni'e did sreci'n mott
ne Leher' lesnDg backward supported 81 one
Cosu BAYS slso testified that he present add played
cards that days the close of the Second game OF czds 10
went up shaf No. reforming IN about ~ mDuss II this
time crowd upd the witness went Into chs
shsDy and only UDonDel and bis wife there ODonnea
had blood on his heal
the difficulty have ssen btssen Lsbert and ths prt
PLACED the sno bot be sppeasto have BEEN IN
obyious state the day Of the fy aud nothing OF Inn
portsnce elicited FROM him
Offer James ponDsy TESTIFIED 70 having fnUnt oDonneu 90
creed under the floor Of he cat In shortly aer the sfsy
Dr. noInb over made the post mortem a. tho nq1est tho
wound pepe sed the eye uPwsrd into the BRAN
The positive ihs the wound cood not h.vs been
made with knife near as large A. the carving snown N
Court
Mr. Rya opened the for the defense ard proposed to
show. frat ihst ODopuei did not commit the deed AID
some six wne,ses introduced, who tssfed that o.
Mis- Mary dim at A. negbbor testified seeing Lehert
the dsy The uarsy have both hs hands cnched IN Mr.
ODonne' hair pulling hrr ost o. me h-se wsrs s
egsnst; ODoppel was lot one OF hsn she sew hm
moment afler with his sleeves torn.
The Court adjouIned p NJ
The CASE OF Tracy, FOR ALLEGED ATTEMPTED
RAPy-ln the OF Christopher Tracy tried h tse asdson
dick the Jury into Com. l2 yesterday stsg
bavng been Kept together ~ hour The foreman stated
that they unable 60 ard there not the lt pro
ability ihst they could Judge Ogden therefore dehsrred
them end TIE csse H. to be tfd sesn the present term
dood that the Jury stood nine for conviction and three fox
scquittal.
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Nv TeIearapk.

HIGHLANDS, Feb g. sunset-0ne bark passing the High
land In No vessels in light bound In Wind moderate,
N. f. ather cloudy
SANDY HOOK, Feb No inwsrd bound vessel. ia
iah ship Carrier Dove for San Francisco sndrk Golden
Role for Aspinw all passed The bar at Wind moderate
from n. f., showing
NEW-oRLEAhS, Feb. 2--Ar. ships Artksn Mediator,
Cen WndhAm Arctic EewYork Inventor Boston; Potonso
Lyepoo Lizzie 0akfod Havana bark Gorilla Rio Janeiro
BOSTONArr Feb. @ steamer Phinsas, Sprague, PhilsSe
phie baIks Quincy Manson, PaeTmo EDWARD h Arsy Do.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 3Tbe bark fremont, from ChAElos
ton has se hsd to cut her ass ~ the bag
10 prevent gong ashore.
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MoREIssEr Is BUyFALo.--John Morisey, the pu-
gilist was brought before the Court at Buffalo on
Thursday last charged with having aided and sbetted
by his presence the prize fight which took place In
Carada last Summer between Price and Kelly. Nor
rssey pleaded guilty to the charge and now awaiting
the sentence of the Court. The other pugilsts who
were arrested similar charge will probably meet
il in similar manner. ~ 4
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PAY IN ADVANCING learn that the American
Telegraph Company have Issued orders to all those in
charge Of their various stations TO send no messages
by telegraph unless the charges are prepaid. This or
Ger said tie be imperative, and allows tho sgsnts NO
discietioDary power.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....


Ships n. Hosdley ThoIne, New.orlesns, Post spak,
West Point, Spencer, New. Orleans w. T. frost
Barka-J A Lee, Christian, De narars, ]. NJ. Smith 4 Co
Naive lbr }, 1rask, Glasgow, Edmistou Bro.
Bnes-Alme BEL Brown, Nassau n. p, J. R. Bacon; Nor
folk Emery, Brett, Son Co.. j. r. Nevias I'll
ley Nuevtias T. Owen Sons Sea Foam, Boreham, Sc.
Thomas Maitland Phelps; j. BOyn.on Kenarick, Portsu
Prince, Rollkner MobluaD.
Schooness-J w. Allen, SQUIRE Mobile, McCresdy Mott
Co Stsnpede, Burrows, Lsvaces H. Brewer Co Forss
King, Pey Richmond j. r. Dow; W. H. Hazard Larsen c.
en'uesos, Moore Henry.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Twenty Year. Aro and Now By T. g. Arh1E limo pS ~.
g. q Evans. = -
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1884, Edited BY Dsvfd h
Wells limo % 40 Gould Lincoln.
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NEW-YORX LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. ), 1901
10 the SEP steihs morning an exciting debate ION
place IN elsii,n 10 the nominations aen! 10 70 the IA
Seutve '.ets On by the Governor. .,,;, Col
lt,p New York Homeopathic Cot
bge, add the College Of Dental Surgeons ~erei'S0f
abb reported on. .,.,,r,oX, A.. IuH,;or,
on n,vtion Of Mr.. ROBERTSON, the Jadic'ary
Commerce ana Navigation, in the Investigation Of
Quarantine matters
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TRADE OF BALTIMORE.

Receipts % Produce.
TorAL RoUTxs- Feb O. 650-l 100 bbl< Flsasj
80 d.. Provisions, as DO Lard as DO WHISKY
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nrBAruBA
sEn-Rsss. 7ne Sofa $40 hosn sess. sIs
kIaH vATRa
sszay Hook. SO Gov Isand... 4:tz Hsl-0ets. e.ze
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Henry WARD BEEcHER AND THE ST. LOUIS MER-
CAMILLE LIBRARY AssocIArIos.-Many Of our citi-
zens lsays The 81. Lon's Battin), being anxious to
hear the great Brooklyn sensatopst lecturer 10 this
city, induced the Chairman of the Mercantile LihTa-y
Association to address him letter Of invitation The
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Q M L.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCkS =!

The best in the world, and warranted to
st a lifetime. BAIRD & WAIT.
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Long Lost, but Now Found!
HOLINESS To THE LnRni

A FFER twenty years experience, have
IA succeeded in discovering u HAIR DYE that is
superior to all others. ~ "
The undersigned wishes to inform the public that
ne Is now prepared TO color hair black or brown Mt
aali what 1t usually COSTS and will sell his I'M valed
dyes. Those wishing to purchase will do well to cali
a. my Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon at the Collins
Snavlng done so easily that person cannot feel it.
shampooning done truly delightful. ~ ~N
also manufacture and keep on hand a splendid
scalp clear of dandru the aching humors Of the
scalp, and prevent the falling off of the hair.
Razors and scissors sharpened.
February l, 1eS0-Iy PROF. II JAMEs
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Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for 81 le hiS E.u ..

'HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm NJ
o a ABOUT nlnety-eieht acres, situate in Ravenna,
vile Turnpike land adjoining the corporate limits Of
sne village Of k9vonna. The farm embraces about
cultivation. and the balance Of valuable tmbered
Lands the whole pleasantly located watered by never
failing streams suitable for grain or stock farm.
Depot OF the Cleveland and Pit Sburg Railroad. and
few hundred feet ofthe contemplated Union Depot Of
the cleveland and Pittsburg and Atlantic and Great
and commodious, we'll and conveniently arrangedS
with well OF pure soft water, large orchard Of
grated and choice apples, ard general variety Of
farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and carrisSe
barn, and other out buildings in good repair-makins
u one OF the most desirable farms in Northern Ohio
ror terms ana particulars, reference NAV be had to-
ID. Y. Beebe or H. q. Ranney, by letter or oherwiso
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM C0OTMaW''
Ravenna, April Il. 1850.
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The Great Ben0faotor of the Household!
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Improved 1859, with new and extra large Flues.
THE STEWART STOVE
10 "0 0"'' ''@T THE STEWART SToVE
Dnerotes tn nerfection with Bituminous Coal,
xv,u o,, ,or itsoITi IN saving of f1ei everv xesys
N P"' THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sors of ooking at the same time and gives
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9HE PORTAGE SENTINEL.
The SENTINEL is published every Wednes-
dsy. At Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio, BY
JAMES w. SOMERVILLE.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Perannum, payable in advance, SIyoo
II paid within the year, S'0O
u ifpaid at the end the year, SISI
No papG discontinued until ell arrearages are paid
failnre to notify discoHtnnanee az tne eNplata
nov enRagement.
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VANCE & GARDNER.
reaers In Furniture Upholstery, Pictures, Looking
Glasses, ETC., No. Phoenix Block, Ravenna, o.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE


THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth lie very simple and entire.
ly new, and by ii disease of any of the interna vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question
or having the least previous knowledge of the
Among the Diseases treated with pere ct
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scrofuous origin: Ulcers, tn.
mers, Enlarged Glands Joints, Hip Disease, Swell
led Neck or Goitre, Scrofulous Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions on the faceor other parts. Cancer,
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia Gravel, ImpO.
tence Strcturc St. vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuma-
tsm, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&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.
scription, may be assured that their cases will be
treated fairly and candidly, and they will not be
ccuraged to take medicine without corresponding
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly
for tho last two years, and can furnish patients with
aby amour: of evidence in regard to his skill and
qualifications physician. He will visit the above
places in five or six weeks, for one year, thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
till cured. Those cases which have been treated by
others, and pronounced inCurable, requested to
CALL it will cost you nothing to have your exam
incd and explained.
Mark well the time and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvanism.
Or. H. w. .WADswoRTH- Dear Sir: In November,
1857, suffered severely from inflammation of the eyes,
pronounced by several physicians, scroful,us sore
eyes. tried several prescriptions given me by my
family physician and Others but all failed in giving
relief. During the winter and spring they continued
to grow worse and when hot weather came In the
summer thought would have to resign my commits.
sion Justice of the Peace. At this time noticed
your card in the Cleveland PIaindeaer, and in.
duced to call upon You. Tho result las been highly
satisfactory After taking two or three prescriptions
my eyes gradually improved. ! ought to have ac'
knowedged my gratitude to you long ago, as my eyes
have been perfectly restored to their original healthy
state by your treatment Iyou think the above state
mcnt of any use to you,o or those similarly afflicted
YOU may make what of it you please for that end
JOHN THOMPSON,
Justice Of the Peace, Streetsboro', Portage Co.
Dec. l, 1859.
ANY person sending correct statement Of theil
symptoms, and enclosing SIS, will have medicine
adapted TO their case sufficient to last one month,
hye weeks, sent them by Express.
Address H. W. .WADSWORTH, M. D..
august "a, 1859. Batavia, Y.
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THE PLACE to have your Prescriptions
J. properly prepared isssat SWIFT'S.
Sept, 81, l859sss
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SANFOED'S
FAMILY
CATIIARTIC PILLS,

Compounded fom Pure Vegetable EXTRACTS ana
put up in glass casos, air tight and viii Keep IN any
climate. ,., w
The FAMILY CATHA, |RTIC PILL. is a gentle
but active Catharic that ~ the proprietor has used
in his practice more than W twenty years.
The constantly ncreas II ling demand from those
who have long used the PILLS, ant the satisfac-
ton which all express in n regard to their use, has
induced me to put them - WITHIN the rcach OF all
Tho Profession WE'LL know that different Cath
artics act on differentN portions OF the bowels.
Tue FAMILY CATHA lRTlC PILL has, with due
reference TO this we'll esSo tabshed fact, been
poundcd from a varictyl,, lof the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which ctaike on every part OF the all
nenary canal AID are ID good anu safe in all cases
where Cathartic is 1ccdlos ed, such as DERANGE-
MENT OF THE SToMACH,lT SLEErIE&ss, CoSTIvNEss,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND 80 LoIEs, PAIN AND SORE
NESS OVER THE WHoLEl BODY, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if negIili lccted, end IN long
course of Fever, Loss off, Appetite, a Creeping
Sensation of Cold over tho Body, Restlessn ess,
Headache, or Weight in &C the Head, all lndamma-
tory Diseases, Worms co in Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Pu rder of the Blood, and
many diseases TO which flesh is heir, too numerous to
mention in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
The Liver Invigorator and Fanily Cathartic Pills
are reaied by Druggists generally, and sold whole
sale by the Trade in all the large towns.
S. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
January 1S, 1960-ly
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HI. DAY,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Grocerie
etc, No. Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
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J. r. GREEN,
Dealer In Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, LADIES' Furs,
ETC., No. 8 Phoenix Block, Ravenna, OHIO.
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BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE.

MO ONE can view a Park, Cemetery,
~ Lawn. or Avenue, which is tastefully ornamen.
ted with vigorous Maple, Fir, Elm, Spruce, Horse
Chestnnt,. Cedar, Catalpa, Pine, Larch, Mountain
Ash, Willow, Arbor Vita, Birch and Labarnum
trees, without realizing something of the magnif-
cencc of naturel Whoever ownsa house with plats
before and behind 1t, may havo life long pleasure by
tho outlay Ofa very few dollars thereon in the plant
good time to transplant Peach Pear, Apple, Cherry,
Ounce and Evergreen trees; also Currant, Goose
berry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Grapes, &C., &c. In
also everything in tho Nursery and Floral line, all
of which is reared the preemnent nursery soil Of
the lake shore. All orders for the delivery Of Fruit
ornamenting Of Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church
Yards, Lawns, Avenues, &c. promptly attended to.
RANSOM H. CLARK.
Rootstown, February 8, Is60-2m
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MICHAEL STUART
BELDING, M. ]
G. w. ESSIG,

Mason, Plasterer md Ccmcntcr, is prepared ~ per
form all kinds of work in his line on short notice
and reasont Bile terms. White-washing attended to-
He may bo found at his residence on Chestnut ST.
Ravenna, April lS, lSGG-ly
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E. G. RUSSELL,
Sign and Ornamental Painter and Glider. Carved
Letters furnished to order. Stencil plates of any Ce-
sired pattern cut with neatneSs and dispatch. shop
ono Building west ofthe Democrat Office, up stairs.
DARED and Embroidered Curtain Null
ID Paper urtains, Oil Shades, etc.,at
Aprif 30, 1877 POE & BROS.
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SWIFT'S DRUG STORE.
NEW AR R A N G EMEN

THOSE CATERS. 100 Pairs Ladies
L Caters worth los. for rs cents. Also, few
dew, at H. L. DAYS.
. May %, 1852: 80