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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-08
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COMPANY SHOPS, ArRlL 1, 1868.
ON and after this date, the following
" will be the schedule for PASSENGER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04
siysrs Of Wisdom.

Early impressions are the most lasting
The fust kiss and the fust licking cum
under this he'd.
Things that are writ for bread are apt
tew taste ov the emptipgs.
Reputashun liz good deal like bon
FIRE; yu hav gut tew keep piliug on the
cravings, If yu don't the fame will soon
subdew.
Good wit IL sumthing like good luck !;
the more soon and unexpected it is the
better.
Them who make the most blow have
the least fragrance; it is jest so with the
hollerhsuk.
The best edukashun a man receives in
this life be gifts just before be die, and il
most consists in forgetting what be haz
larnt before.
The world looks with cold respeck
upon an ackt ov justiss, but heave up
their hats at display Of mercy. Yet
the one is the strength ov virtue, while
the other IL most often its greatest weak
ness.
A mind that hsz more magnesium
than sense IL like goose-fust rate tew
iii down hill
don't think the world hsz emmy civ
ilizashun tew spare, but i think she haz
more than she kan manage well.
Poetri, 70 be excellent, wants tew be
like Datur, but about 4 times az big.
have waited pashuntly for more than
twenty Eve years for the millennium to
commence-snd jist look at butter fifty
cents pOund.-Josh Billings
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

T;mon. The mjsanthrope, one day as
oanded The rosttum and thus addressed
me neople: /" Atbeniansl | have small
piece OF ground on which l intend 10
build. There is 6g tree in Il which !
must cut down. Several citizens have
hanged themselves on this tree, and u
any one you desire TO do the same, l
now give you notice that you have not
many moments to lose.' iaE GA
Scene: A Booksellers Shop.-0ld
LADY, wish TO purchase q copy Of
Lord Byron's works, bound in calf
Shopman-" Yes, ma'am; will this
one suit you 7"
Old lady" The calf looks dull and
blotched; can you shsw me anotherf
Shopman-" They are al 'ne same, 1
can assure you, MAJ i,s Ia conse'
quence OF the cattle plague
Old lady buys the book' periec''y saus'
fed. I.saa
"Wherever you find many men you
End many minds" exclaimed n public
speaker :,
"'Tain,t so, by lingo responded one
Of his auditors IL you only ask 'nis
whole crowd out TO take drink' you q
find EN- all OF one MIND.
Inc iec.ule, 'A'e' ""'''
'ne eape''meu@ Nm
APrompfhepty.-" HIATT VINO comes
therer shouted a sentinel 70 heuten'
ant IN iull-hedged uniform. Inc ind's,
nant lieutenant sneeringy salo' ASS
Advance, ass, ana give Ine coun.er,
sign" was the prompt ana "eh-meri'eu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

The London Lancet gives a remark
able case Of the effects Of lightning upoa
the person Of boy of twelve years, who
formerly walked With cruteh on account
Of anchylosis of the right knee. BE was
oyertaken By violent storm while riding
on horseback in the fields, and after 3
severe clap Of thunder the horse ran
away, and be fell 10 the ground com
pleteiy stunned. When biz senses re-
turned be found bis right leg entirely
missing. A few days aftervard physi-
clan. on examination, found the wound
regular as II made By the ampuiating
knife. The wound healed very rApidly
bT he use Of ordinary means-Pr0vi-
49, Journnl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

The latest definition Of this word is
thst 4 means the last stages Of political
SeI;r;um tremens. Il represents the
snslr.-blue-dsvils, lizards and mon
keys in q diseased Radical Iuagination;
lis the bash that each Radical thief
fear, Il 90 oficer-Br0uasrifis Bee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04


COTTON FACTORS.
= HUGH TORRANCE,
Cotton Factor
General Commission Merchant,
ND. no JEFFERSON STREET.
Titus: Block, opposite Commercial ho'si'
MEMPHIS. TRNNEssEE. y
JOHN McLENNAN a CO.,
(suc'rs to Ashs. McLsnnan 4 Co..
COTTON FACTORS
Com mission Merchants,
No. $50 FRONT STREET.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
en- Basring, Rope and Ties furnished at the
.-h-, -. $50
s,vr,. rosry. cHAs. II. poRros. IN.
MOsBY a. DORION,
C9MTEFSRSS Hfa HSrynoSf iss-Eo. Is %e.Sy and
Hunts Building. up stairs, No. 304 Front ~,
Memphis. Tenn. Begging, Rope and Supplies
furnished at the Lowest market rates. Sot
tom By river or in store. insured unless o,nsr-
wise Instructed. s-oo
JOHN p. HILL a CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants,
No. aes I.e FRONT STREET.
lJP STAIRS. OVER or howfLhs'
MEMpr 20
Tenn. Trenton. Owen.
b n O WIN 81 Ow f. N,
COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants
No. 500 FRONT STREET,
Room No. IL Mosby Hunts Block. Memphis.
81 Liberal Cash Advances made on all con-
signments, in store or bilk ofladine. B
w. L. STEWART.
COTTON FACT0R
Commission Merchant,
NO. q BANK ALLEY,
NEAR TO AND SOUTH or MADISON ST..
MEMP HIS, TENN.
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE
w sale Of Cotton and Produce. and Will hll
orders for Supplies for customers. Hg.W
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Memphis and Little Rock
RAIL IL o d.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEP
vi TENDER 2, 1853 the train on the Eastern
Division of this road will run regularly as fol-
GOING wxsr--Leave Hopefeld Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday, at 7.3O am, and arrive
at Madison at o'clock pm.
CoNryo EAsr-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock p.tn., and Memphis
at lao pm.
4. The Ferryboat NEVADA leaves the foot OF
Union street at am. Trains at Madison cGr,,
meet with the Stage L ne between Madison and
Duvall's Bluff. :.
s1- Passengers lea ring Memphis at Tam.
arrive In Little Rock at 5 pm. next day;
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
Ofices in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations. re-
ceived BY P. M. PATTERSON d CO., at their
wharf boat, foot of Union street,
Freight to way stations must be prepaid.
OPpIcE OF RoAD--12 Jefferson street.
J. W. ROBERTSON,
153-t General Superintendent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17
RaFsnna Lecture Association ton
Arrangements for the wlntssst1sss-e.

The Course will consist of ten lectures, OF
which the Association are now prepared to an
nounce as follows:
". MISS OLIVE LoGAN2January A.
subject-PARIs. efTY or LUxukY =
VI. THEODORE TILToNlEariy in Jan'y
day not axed e Subject THE AIT OF USING THE
MIND.
VII. EJP. wHiPPLE,i fBoston, is expected to
give the sixth lecture but his sipets not yst ar
ranged. f.
r.qvIII. MARK TWAIN tHnmorous)- )--Febru-
airy 12.-Subject-THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
u Horace Greeley has promised TO lecture here
of he comes West during the season. e sat -
The Association areii in correspondence with
several first class Lecturers; but have not SO
far completed engag gements d to ,be able TO- an
nounce names for the balance of the course, they
can however assure the people of Ravenna that
the entire course willobe filled with a class Cd
men fully, equal to those already announced, >
40. sIIa zsrans of Ads9issi9n. fr.s4FoZ /
Single Ticket ,.r5, > . 80 cents
Season ticket for the entire conrse. 400.
Season tickets not transferable. a.
Tickets can be had of W. B. Beebe, Treasurer
at 2nd National, Bank at the RaEenna Bpk
Store and at Waterman's Drug Store.
For the present the lectures will be held in
DAYS HALL, and will commence .at y:s
BY order Of the Executive Committee
@ H! II. STEVENS,
Sec,V.
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FIRE, IN MANsFIELD.-A fire broke
out in Mansfield about four o'clock on
the morning of Friday last, entirely
destroying a block of wooden build
ings just north of the telegraph
Office, known as. " Lamarten's Corner"
The lower stories were occupied by
two groceries, belonging to S. c.
Hickox and Rhodes s. Faer, and
by E. Kinkaid as an auction room. S.
c. Hickox lost his entire stock, amount
ing to about 81, 200; insured in the
Etna for 500. The stock of Rhodes
& Faer was partially saved. He lost
about $1,000; insured for 81 900 in the
Richland. sEyKinkaid'sloss3i is $500 !;
no insurance. The upper story was
Occupied by woman namad Foley as
q boarding house. She lost all her
furniture and 500 in money, amount
ing in all to about $500 ;. no insurance.
The boarders also lost everything ex-
fcept what they had on their, backs.
Mrs. Foley was slightly burned while
escaping from the building. IrH)
The building was the property of
Downs & Leventer, and was worth
about $4,000; insured in Richland and
Knox companies for 81 300. The fire
is supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary. aes - y
During the fire a fight occurred be-
tween a3number of fremen, in which
young man by the name of Christian
Snyder was knocked down bya slung-
shot and badly injured.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

ID In presenting Mr., A. H. Slayton's
advertisements the readers of "THE
PRESS" we would cheerfully call spe-
cial attention thereto He represents
as an authorized Agent for thislcoun-
ty, Woods Combined Mower and Self
Raking Reaper and Hoosier Grain
Drills; also, dealer in Agricultural
Implements, &C., the best in the mar
ket. His practical knowiedg Of their
SdaRAtion and use, together with. his
thorough business capacity, is suffi-
rcient, guarantee that his sales will be
satisfactory, and our farming commu-
nifty benefited thereby. Mr.. Slayton
made fine display Of Implements at
our County Fair, and received the
First Premium. He comes among us
highly rsep9Nended as q first class
farmer and reliable business man.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Railroad Accident.-A shock
ing Railroad accident occurred at
Mantua Station at noon on Saturday
last, by which Mr.. r. C. Taylor, an
old and esteemed citizen of Mantua,
aged about sevehty-four years, was so
seriously injured that little or no
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
Mr.. T. is very deal, and at the time
the accident occurred was walking on
Pttbs track to fheR west towards the de-
pot, at the same time the local freight
r train was approaching the Statiopr
Mr.. Taylor, as the train approached
him, turned round facing the train and
stepped partly off the track, but not SO
far as to be beyond the reach of the
locomotive, which struck him, throw
ing him some twenty feet from the
track, breaking his left ~leg hear the
ankle, and three ribs, fdislocating the
left elbow. and infiicting other bruises
and cuts, all of such serious charac-
ter, as to leave little chance for his re-
49, I'M - . -..,.- al
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Philadelphia Clothing
Dec 10, 1868, 4w


SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-LEG BROKEN
On Tuesday afternoon, man named
SNEIDER, while in the act of descend
ing the stairs at Battles Gallery, made
a mis-step, fell, and broke his right leg
in t,oo places, between the ankle and
knee joints. The bones were set by
Drs. Howard, McEbright and Weimer
and the unfortunate man taken to the
County Infrmary, to be properly
cared for during his suffering.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER is cooper by trade
and has, previous to this misfortune,
been working for Messrs. John T.
Good 6 Co., ofthis city. We sympa-
thise deeply with the unfortunate man
in this, the hour ofhis sore affection
Akron Times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

A, NARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Joseph
Aubery, roller in the Alliance Roll
ing Mill, was doing something abouta
shaft, while the machinery was in mo-
ton, when unlucklly his sweat towel
worn about his neck caught in key
and in an instant he was drawn tight
up to the revolving machinery, and but
for the presence of mindsof one of his
fellow workmen, who threw off the
belt and cut him loose, he would have
met an instantaneous and horrible
death. When will men working about
machinery learn not to wear loose
clothing.-AUidnce Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Aoc1DENT.-Tuesday morning the
boys found the little snow on the side
walk too much of temptation to their
sliding propensities, and so they began
to slide on feet and sleds, and soon
made the walks very slippery. About
noon Mrs. Brooks, passing along the
south side of Main Street, slipped and
fell, injuring her wrist badly, causing
her to faint. Cannot something be
done to prevent such accidents from
slippery sidewalks ?.-Painsvi1e I'ele-
graph.
This practice of sliding on the side
walks is one INDUCED in by the young
folks everywhere. 1t is an exceeding
ly dangerous one.
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LECTURE. On Tuesday evening
John 6. SAKE, the poet delivered the
fourth lecture of the course, on the
the subject of g ankee Land" The
lecture was an entire success, being
well received by the large and appreci-
ative audience in attendance, and. at
the same time, afforded financial re-
lief to the Association. Mr.. SAKE, at
the close of his lecture, recommended
very highly the next lecturer, Miss
Olive Logan, who is to appear before
the Association on Saturday evening.
January 2, 1869.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

A WORTHY ACT.-The Akron Times,
of Friday last, contains the following !:
Our enterprising friend, Prof. Geo.
Weimer, of this city, was SO fortunate
as to win one hundred dollars form
Que of his sIoiI" fe1low-citizens, on
the result in New. York. George
didn't want the money for his own use,
so he generously handed the amount
over to theDemocratic Executive Com
mittee, to be expended for the benefit
iof the great Democratic party and fol
this act of generosity, he deserves the
lasting gratitude of his Democratic
friends. az, - x,srs=l ll.f4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

SCHOOL STAT1sT1cs.-From the very
interesting report of the Commissioner
of Common Schools of Ohio, we take
the following facts: There are in this
State IL, ,739 common schools; CAT pri-
vate schools; 65 normal schools and
academies 43 ladies seminaries and 26
colleges. Making total of 1880 in
stitutions oflearning. There has been
expended nearly $1,000OO0 the past
year in erecting school houses.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

lNCENDIARIsM.-An attempt was
made to fire the Flour & Feed Store
of George o. Rice, at Kent on Monday
morning of last week. Carbon Oil
was applied.to the castings of the cellar
door and ignited. A stranger riding
by at about o'clock in the morning
discovered the fire and gave tt
alarm, when the fire was extinguished
before much damage had been done
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

o AHl yo1Rs ioi1Ils II man an bsygithe BY name Of
STEPHEN, BALDWIN, residing with his
bt6fhAsiiaAVj law. .IMills, two miles
east OF the Center of Nelson, had three
laBBgserasssaaf Bgs asaf his lnf land chopped off al
the Second ai # ia 5,a cutting Ting box
Saturday evening last.
2'TF q Il u a u
Last week Tuesday evening, the
Following 9ai5as were elected "a for fo the
ensuing year, by Garrettsville Lodge
of F: :EA.M.! @ehi' 'efiA
G; T. Barton, W. Msia,Aa n. ? Case.
ST., W.; c. o. Foot, Jr., W.; E. S,
Hutchinson, Trers.; J. R. Rudolph
Seey.; DahieI Ellenwood, - sr.asD.
Arthur Crane, Jr,zpasa a. do Taylor
Tyler. Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

:a3sMAsoNIcO EtEcg4oh The aAPgFFal
election of officers of Unity Lodge
No. u, F. and A. M1Hwyas held at the
lodge room, in this yiliass ION Mon.
day evening last, when the f99Howine
persons were elected for the,Bnsuing
veaT.. i@os % igesg ssirtuu- eds lis hns
hnaW! M:AJaJ. Riehafd son. ..rsEaHa
Senior Wsaar}demAEtW. +! Stein.
Junior Warde5ssM-aC. *. Reed.
"a" Treasure Joseph Fance.A fo'
n, ,seSgeta3rsy-7ETT TTYitt. W. ygo1xsw , /
Senior DeqcogtTGeo, En Robinson.
Junior Deacen4-D. d. Baldwin.
IV1er4Isaac j. Vance, !"
Another Invoice
OF our 81 80 Tea3 aeknoiW 10 bsi 4he bes
for the money in the city. 4 q i a ''1
Mlarge Stock of euf Is Sugares VI
Prime Rio Coffee.
H Layef Raisin ~ IL 91sea3 ssii9o . 5gsa 1,
hg! AHspice, &c. tfmInIIa oiij J6I JnSxB MIR
.sosa0ur Stock of Groceries now very 6empIet,
which we are selling ,,s.sIa' A.
irq bne d7ois Tao 3uiREECHER;& q sEY M0TR.
ieRhyehnag Dec no. 1868, $1fss aboos II a -aao
alsG 3 .i,!s> snes,4als
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Eire Companx Election.

:. The nineteenth annual election of
officers of Phoenix Fire Company No.
l, of Ravenna, was held at their En-
CINE House on the 9th ult., when the
following officers were chosen forthe
ensuing year: - 49,
Z. HI. L. MILLER-Foreman
ROBERT KNAPP-Assistant Fore
man. H ~ HHa es3EtH f-is-i.) 81
NEWELL MIx-Secretary.
III. WATERMAN-Treas.
G. A. GEIGER-Marshal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

G. Young, ESQ.,, of Hiram, has
our thanks, for q liberal, donation of
Rspieahdid APPLES sfofi I'll Thursday last
These apples, Mr.. Young informs us
are new variety, produced, by him.
self, and to which he has given the
name of acknowledgements" BY
whatever name they may be called,
they can't be beaten by any apple. that
gr6Ws.E ~ QNh 0dQIH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

FIRE.-A frame house belonging
to. aleolored man named Nathaniel
Lewis, on Furnace street, was burned
to the ground on wednesday morning
about j o'clock. Loss about $500.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.-Akrop Times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

THERE is young man in the Otta-
wa county Jail charged with theft,
whe is studying law as a profession
iItis thought that he commenced read
ing law too late OF stealing too soon.
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just Received retGxpsessa
,osner invoice 9f Buffalo Alpacss, Opera

Another invoice Of Buffalo ,Alpacas, Opera
Hoods, very handsome. ,,ai3og iii i5ods n
kSMree stock of Gentlemen's. Ladies' and
Children's Gloves and Mittens, Plaid and Elan
mel Lined Hose, Tycoon and Belgian Reps, just
the thing fo9iRobss. 8 Z 100 40AT83&E
A new lot of &c and 10c Prints, White, Red,
Plaid and Check Flaqnels. 60c, 6s, IS and 1os
Hoop Skirks, the best in the city for the money
IS by IS and 40 by 40 ShaYls, Ladios' Collars 10c
per box 4 = FI\(1 IN -
A full line of Dress and Cloak Buttons. Cen
tlemsn's Drawers erfss ana Wrspp,GfHsa.q 9HF
BEEGHER & SEYMOUR.
Rakenhha pes q, hsSbw.. M q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Don't throw away your old spoons
and plated ware, but gather them up
and take them to ,Cotter's, where. you
can get them re-plated and made xas
good as new, or sell them to him.SS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Crews opera House, { at t Ali
ance, is to be dedicated on the 22d
inst, on the evening Of the same Date
that city is to be lighted with gas.
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~ msUBJEor---"Paris, City of Luxury"

Lecture to commence at Eight clock.
Tickets for sale at the Ravenna Book Store, Wa
terman's Drug Store, and I'd Nat Bank.
This brilliant and talented Lady should lave
an immense audience. If the weather viii ad-
NIT. people from the neighboring villages will
be well repaid for coming to hear OLIVE LO-
GAN 1.sFfsa &; Dec. II. 2w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

BURGLARY.-Th Shoe Store of w.
T. Tuttle, at Kent, was broken into on
night of Saturday the 7th, and few
articles stolen.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

The latest novelty in town is gay
little Cutter, from the works of Merits
s. Riddle, weighing but 53 lbs.
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RsEs%%s e g De-. 2, asSEr.. II 1 z =

The RavenlAa "a N Notwithstanding ~ M tn Company.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Raseana Afanifaets1GS C6mnahy Dr theoelee-
tion of Directors of said Company for the ensu-
ing year, and the tfansactiohs6f such other basi-
ness as may be deemed necessary and proper,
will be heldat Citizens' Hail. in RaEauna, Ohio
on Monday evening; Jandafy Al 1850 Fat o'clock.
,H:aH; ;sTEFsENs. 81
Dec. 8, 1868, 4w. Sec'y.
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j. 8. SMITH O. CO. ARE RECEIv-
ING, DAILY, LARGE ADDITIONS
.TeT0 THEIR STOCK FORTHE HoL-'i
IDAY TRADE.
Dec. II, 2,


OFF THE TRAcK.MOn last Tuesday
morning, as special train on the A.
& G. w. Ry., was nearing the depot
at this place. being. bshaBd time, and
having run from Leavittsburg in
twenty-five minutes, the rearraxle of
the tender to the locomotive broke,
and caused a portion yof the trsia to
be thrownfr0n the[trEck. Although
l,fhsre Was d. pretty lively shaking up
of passengers, no one was injured.
Attached to, the train was q car be-
longing to the Erie Ry., containing
the officials of that road, who were
passing oNerfthe A.'&JG w! on a
tour of inspection-the Erie Company
having taken possession of the A. g
G. w, Ry., last Saturday, under lease
offs entire line and branckesT w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

l1alRIsmeyaI. Il - 5sherisbI H. ennihgs fe7
tmeyed from m the &c Cross PAT to his new
brick3residence on Babcock. Street, on
Monday last. He has has put it &. w; Backl
one Of his deputies, tiip possession, who
is hereafter y the charge sisys S,of that
popular institution. ~ 10 apsi& ~
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FOR USEFUL AND SUBSTAN-
4 "T1AL HOLIDAY PRESENTS, GO
TO j. s. SMITH g. cos.
Dec. II, 2w.
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oIFl the Grecian bend is achieved by
throwing the achest forward and the
trunk backward, what is done with
/ the the ether baggage R.; Dubuque Times.
That's easy of solution, The 9th
er baggage" as you term it, is slowed
in the boot or carried on the scat
Nashua Post.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

Fois BAkG4fNs IN DRY GOODS
,, FOR THE HOLIDAYS,sG GO TO y, ,
Il TLG UJ. s.-SMITH q oos.
Dec. II, 2w.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

MATHEMATICAL PRoBLEM.-When a
girl of fifteen years of age marries a
man of forty-fve years, he, of course,
is three times as old as she. After
having lived together for fifteen years,
she will be thirty and he will be sixty
years, the husband being but twice as
old as the wife. How long, according
to this rule, would they have to live
EhttbgetLer till she would be Of the same
age as he. :9Gi=aa SKI sdgo asaiRTss i,la
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-17

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