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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-10

Postmaster General Randall
was in town last Thursday, guest at
the Gillette House.
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------a.i.z- II 81 ~ 81 -6E-TT 8l7gT7-,
Stars. 80. "a no iaSi o 6Fl4Ii II 81 3 I3O
Buckeyes .9I 81 Al ct 3 1T13 5 .55
FLIES CAUGnT.-Stars-Beman,. L :.
WadsWoF:4h, 8; Son.erville, / J Oak
leyr2,;; Total, r. Buckeyes-Peck, 3;
Humphrey, 1; c. w. Jenkins, l:
WieRs; I; S. Wilcox, 3; Total s.
FLIES, MissED. IS tars, l.. -. ...,....,. !
HOME RUNs-Stars-W Wadsworth l.
Buckeyes-C. w. Jenkins, /; Wicks,
| F.; Total; 2. r !Ettff # RI
Umpire-a-A. Hall, Akron City Club,
Akron, Ohio.
scorers-stars;# NJ: Fl. Phillips;
Buckeyes, Norman Peck >, 4 e. :.
Time Of game, ? hours and 25 min
utes. - .a..o s4.q. s-e ~,
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age-beatSs is the slow dropping
autumn ola lileHand glorious SIMMER.
In the old man, MIXTURE has fulfilled
her,Work; she loads him with bless,
ings, she fills him with the fruits of q
well spent life; and surrounded by
his children,s children, she rocks him
softly away 10 Il, grave;to which he is.
folioWetl.Mith blessings. God forbid.
that we should,not cali it beautiful :.
There is another life, hard, rongh
and horneN trodden with bleeding
feet and aching brow; the life of
which the cross is the symbol; bat
tie which no peace follows this side of
she grave, which the grave gapesi be-
fore the victory is won, and strange
that it should be so-that, is the high 4
est life of man. Look among the
great names of history; there is none
whose life has been other than this.
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DAvENNA MARBLE WORKS.

Having this day purchased of c. H. Mills his
Marble Works doors north of the First Ma
tional Bank, L am now better prepared than
ever before to furnish those in want of Monu-
ments, Headstones, Sc., of all descriptions ut
as low rates Tor the same material and work
would advise all in want of Marble not TO buy
of Agents. You can save Is per cent. by COM
ing TO the shop and selecting what you want
Having had long experience in the business
and being a practical workman myself will
make it to your interest to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Shop on. the alley north OF First National
Bank. G. W. FOX.
Rayenna. Sept. 10. 1858. ".
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- Ect / Z II 81 -4l-,5f OF n 8lIgf
Stars II ! 1al 3-l5i. u 81 IE6i1f 46
-:lock,yClulI= QI Oil / / OF 2 / LIZ Z , 1a
FLIES CAuGHT.-Stars Jr.-Brown,
Is; McAllistcr, / Somerville, 5;Brig-
ham, +; Hunnelbaugh, i. Total .13.
Observation-Disclosures, 4 ;-Canfeld, 3; Ely,
L; Hail. i; Total 8. .s.'
Time of game, 40. IL
Umpire-Andya Squire, Boanerger
Scorers-E, &. Coolman;. Stars w.
II. Masters, Jockey Blub.
The game was hindered, on account
of boing on the Institute grounds, un-
til 4 O'Clock p. m.
Splendid 'Splay.-The Radical
Black and Blue Boys made their first
appearance in, public on last Friday
night in this town. They numbered
some fifty-fotlr torches in procession.
Thirteen or:fourteen of the bearers of
which were boys OF various ages from
seventeen years upwards. They
looked awful pooty, alrdmadcas much
light as abnrning bfushshcap-; but it
is difficult to, understand how all this
twisting i'll and twisting out sheds any
light upon the great questions Of Re-
construction and Finance with which
the people arc just now so deeply
concerned.
------------ r-fiF5i~tr..
Wool Purchase.-II. L. DAY,
ESD, of our village, on Monday last,
purchased of MI: CHAs. II. BosTwIcK,
living about two and half miles cast
of this village, 5000 pounds of wool,
being the clip Of three seasons, at for
ty-4ive cents per pound. This is the
highest figure we have heard of being
paid for wool this season i'll this place.
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Counting Noses.-On Friday last,
a very enthusiastic Rad on board
Train No. 8, on the A. & G. w. Ry. at
Meadville, insisted on taking the
sense of the passengers on the Presi-
dental question The result stood as
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On FRIDAY, the lstl, day Of SEPTEMBER,

n RESOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
O-Thc CopartnerShip horetotore existing
between the Subscribers, under the firm name
Of 5. NJ. Bassott u Co., Expired by limitation on
the 10th of August last,
t. the late firm, and all persons indebted to tho
firm are requested 10 make immediate settle
ment s. Nj, BAsSEII,
E.t ia,f +. S COMSFoCk, Jr
Rayenna, Sept s, 1868, sw. s-...
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The Mass Meeting announced to
take place here tomorrow has been
deferred, it being the same day of the
PENDLEToN meeting in Cleveland, and.
but the day before our County and
JAalicial Conventions, .l'. go. 3 = rs $.
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F7a Portage County Medical Asso-
ciatiOn.--yRhe Portage. County Medi-
cal Association met at the Gillette
House on Thursday last, Dr. PRICE,
of Randolph, presiding, and DR.. SAD
DLER, of Ravenna, Secretary. Drs.
j. El.sIAWLEN and EAdMET PRICE. were
admitted as members of the Society.
The future meetings of the Society
were fixed, by amendment of the by
laws, to be held on the first Thursday
OF June, September, December and
March of each year. .acesfs,
DR.. PRICE reported case of Acites,
IN Rootstown, in which he draws five
gallons of water every ten days, and
has tapped the patient thirty-four
times up to this date. Also. another
case in Randolph, of Tumor, four
inches in diameter, located under the
left short ribs, and which discharged
when opened, about quart of healthy
puss. The Doctor reports the case
improving ): ~ -: :" =. .-
Several other important cases were
by other members of the So
ciety which rendered the meeting a
very interesting one.
81 .Onfmotion it was ordered that a
special meeting of the Society be held
on the first Thursday of each month
not occupied by the regular meetings.
8: This Society was first organized in
June, 1856. Itnow numbers twenty
seven membets, and sin a foulishing
and prosperous condition. :. -a4a
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The Union Schools commenced
their Fall Term on Monday.
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Portage County Agricultural
society.-17he Annual Fair of the
Portage County Agricultural Society
win be held OH the 18th, 10Th and 18th
inst, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day next. The officers of the society
are sparing no pains nor labor to make
this Fair one Of. the most interesting
and pleasant that has been held for
many years. They have succeeded in
making another lease Of the Fair
Grounds for term of years, and will
have them in complete order for the
occasion. All that will be necessary
now, is for those who have articles of
interest 10 exhibit to bring: them in,
and this will be Fair of which the
farmers of Portage county will have
occasion to feel proud. Let every one
lend q helping hand.
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Radical Meeting.-The RAIDS had
a meetingat the Town Hall on Friday.
evening, which was addressed by
Minor LID. Woedworth. The Hall
was tolerablY well filed with ladies.
and children! The Speech aside from
the Observation-Disclosures flights of elo-
quence of the distinguished orator,
was made aP Of the SANG stuff thai
forms the stock in trade of Radical
orators Z: + tliase days Z sseopperhead," J"
q traitor" '" secession sympathizers,a y
&c, &c, &c. The. speaker did descend
from these finpdrttlr5 sdBjcc4s 10 dcs-
cant upon the subject Of finances "A
few minutes and among other things
made the very obastA5ekHssertion that
tie Freedmeu,s Bureau had not cost
the govcrnmentAs much Us the extra
expenses of the State Legislature tlic
last winter. This is,anather specimen
OF Rgasdiea ,Eeracity. The speaker
knows t1af The Bureau costs the Gov
every year double the entire
: st of our State Government.
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Rost e Books.


Post te Books ,fa4q -.
fIsll.a = q tates IN which elections have
neen iAsSIl the present year, the fol-
low - ~ lillszs the result:
Dem. mai. Rep maj.
Solileelfeiit, 100
e e = ss. sssssssa I00Ob i4a r. F'f--.s~
y sal1s 10000 MI H s1iAQg
o5zoaa,ai.u. qslsl
lsetie IItI;7-s sIgsE,
Ia afl e r. sl=sssss
sg i
ei.lislga sp Iiiss' S
ss.assiss Il |.s|ile ISli -
I1esfocratss RAJ 5riits s. ssff
@olfsge, s.
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Total Runs each Inning :.s..... .#aasaF
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Democratic Banner.--On Satilr-
day last, the Democrats of this town
suspended a large sandlalna ganificent
banner across Malh Street: blecffw between
the First National Bank and the new.
Etna Block The Banner, is as feet
long by II feet wide, and bears the
following inscription painted i'll legi-
bic eharaetefs:i ZErs. - '.i.t
EQUALthTAXATTON, "a
ONE CURRENCY. FOR ALL. .sa.
.TAa.9 wIaH3 "a Il}as
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR, ...,s
WE .WlrLL.LI4, HAVE REACE'
IBIS banner z g is creating eating quite .apano
ic among the Rads.a 10 ,r..s ns a..ss
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~ i.t / !. 2iI 81 AZ 81 7eF n 7Sl1gF !
Stars .Ir ! .l 1al sl5l Al II 81 81 6i Il 46
OIL OIL IL OF ? IiF2 II 1a
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4 mus FOOT'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is here
n 4 by giVon, that the subscriber has been APP
pointed and qualified aS Executor. of the estate
OF Linus Foot late of Aurora, Portage County,
Ohio, deceased J IL NICHOLS
StrcctShnro. june 18th, 1SGS. Executor.
septic 3w*.
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COMMERCIAL.
RAviENNA markets.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS, !
RANENNA, Sept. 10. 1S6S

JIi, Brainerd,s best0KXNl White : 4 .el
Wheat, per Dbl bl....... S!3 90
Snow Flake Xxx White Wheat, !. 50
Florence xxx Red Wheat. - 90
New wheat flour per sack so
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FLIES CAUGHT.-Stars Jr-Brown,
5; McAllistcr, /: Somerville, s; Brig
ham, L; Hunnelbaugh, i. Total .13.
Joelzegss-W ebster, 4 ;-Canfield, 3 Ely,
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FiNE hICruREs.-In passing along
Main street, between Monroe and
Union, yesterday, our attention was
called to the display Of fine pictures
made in the windows OF Partridge's
Ant Palace. We examined those on
exhibition in the street and then went
in and found that whnt we had seen
from the pavement constituted but a
small number OF the stock on hand.
We do not remember to have seen, any
whore. outside of the large cities. a
greater collection OF real art gems. we
were invited into the studio of our
friend Mr.. Louis Wust, about whom
we had something to say as an artist "A
lew weeks since, and found him busilv
engaged on " portrait of one OF our
Wen known citizens. Several of
ms recent productions were brought
10 our attention, all OF which evinced "A
high order OF talent. With the sunerior
facilities found in Mr., Partridge's es-
tHhlishmeut for producing line Dic.
lures, and with the assistHnce of AN
artist OF such acknowledged merit as
Mr.. "uSt. we confess We cannot see
the necessity OF going outside of our
own city for portraits OF the first class.
whether in oil or pastel.
Resides furnishing pictures, Mr.. Par
IrluGe Keeps on hand large stock of
frames, albums, brackets and "A thou-
sand anC one other articles. both use.
Inl and ornamental. Just drop in and
see Tor yourselves. You Will find the
attendants pleasant and Uccommoda-
ting,
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ELECTGOS.-The Board Of Directors
the Merchants National Bank in this
city, held AN election on Tuesday, to
MI tbs vacancy accustomed by the rea-
ignatlou OF Robert Crangle, Esq, late
Presldout OF that Institution. J. n.
Vance, Esq, OF the firm OF Dewey,
Vance IL Co., was chosen TO I'LL the
honorable and responsible position.
Mr.. Vance has long been identified
with tbs interests OF our city, and is
recognized III one OF our most enter
prising ana practical business men.
The Directory OF the bank have been
exceedingly fortunate in securing the
services OF one who Is 50 eminently
qualified to discharge the RESPONSE
ole duties OF its presiding officer.
In his retirement MIR. Crungle car
RES with him the regrets, not only OF
ms business associates, but OF the en-
ur" DuBIuess community. Few men
anywhere achieve so enyuble "A
nucreHs, either financially or in respect
of the public esteem AZ has attended
MIR. Craugie's steadfast devotion To the
trusts cUEhded to MIN mud to the inte-
rests OF tins city. The Merchants
Bank, under his presidency has been
cmincntly successful; and the mauuye-
ment of the Bank, in his retirement.
suatnius "a loss OF no ordinary character
We trust that, although MIR. CraugI.
may retire from the active sphere in
which he has so long moved as IA bust
ness man, our city will continue to
claim MN rs ~ resident, as IL Will al
ways bc rcHdy To honor him Ts "A ciIi-
E"n.
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woRrH TuErE wIIsuT IN CODA
citizen of Harrison county commuui-
Gates TO oNtoby Il Dutlield as follows
~ am over seventy years old; have
used spectacles for near thirty years,
but have never had better psir ri
glasses than those l purchased al vour
store; can now sec as well as COULD
when fifteen or twenty years old nv
eyes no longer pain me or feel weak.
the spectaCles are scOrth their IrcsCAt tri
gptH,' Full supply of Spsctscles, eve.
glasses. watches, clocks, jewelry aud
nancy goods nj oStoby aud Duffield's
Jeweiry Store IJS Main street
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HARPER's MAGAzrvr ~.

nAAPERs MAGAZINE, one year
VI An Extra Copy OF either the SAcAzr,--
,Sr IIiH.L. or bAzAR VIII be supplied .1rstiS
each, in one remittance: or Si4 I5ISS ~ q "
GItabers can pc supplied az any time
aya TCIII PIete set new. comprising fhirty-
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nv Aot q = per volume. Single yolrn1s
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SUBSCRIPTIONS sent from Bgitisb NJ,
1riiF 81 Sn Eroyinees must be accnIn la
SiSits - Sents additi0nal, to prepay fTnItsi
,,o,.,o hARFER d BROTHERS
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CuEHRATrpS.-we understand that
franklin Lodge No. ,, 10. o. r., in
tend to eelebralc the thirtielh anniyer-
-ary OF the Institution OF the Lodge. on
the ~ Of April next, by social supper
In tho Han.
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'UnquestIOnAbIy the best sustoiDe,I
work of the Kind in the World"
TIARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine.

Critical Notices Of Gts Pres.
The most popular Monthly In the world
Neg YOk O6seTpeT WI ~
we must refer in terms of eulogv to the
nigh tone and varied excellence of ARPER'S
~ ~ AGAzINE-a Journal with q monthly ciTcil-
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ses are 70 be found some of the choicest liEht
anu sGheral reading of the day. We sneak
OF this work as an evidence Of
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philosophical quarterly, blended with The
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
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Critical Tottoes Of Gie Press.
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turned 10 S prHinlerS sna publishers are
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mailing by which they can supply the M.
GAzINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR proD,n,,,, ,,,
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SUPREME CoUIT or ArrEALs.-In
our report Of the proceedings Of this
Court on Tuesday last, We omitted to
state that the argument OF lhe case OF
Wmtmun Il. Joseph rs. benjamin l..
Pyle ,ud wife, WAS concluded by Judge
Lee On urhuii Of tho appellant and the
aasv EuDmItted To the court for decision.
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You gotn church and cough! Cough
ing in The Office, ON the street, ia the
psrlOr, in the nursery! Coughing eve
rywhere, great deal of which could
be relieved by using Dr.. chaPMaH's
HoTrhOIr5td BalSdIH. The children like
it, Price IS cents. Sold by T. II. Lo-
gan 4 Co. and Logan, List & Co.
THE old Scottish Poet, William Dun
bar, pronounced by Ellis 70 be The
greatest poet Scotland has PRODUCED, -
and who lived and sung 400 years ago,
wrote rs follows:
BE merry Tnau. and take not saiT 10 mind,
The TNEeEtnZ 81 uii- wErtcnIt world j. sor-
To God BE- humble aud TO Thy friend be
ANA WIN my nelgheors gladly lend and boz
HIS chalse tonight. 3, may he thine to-mor-
low,
Be blits IN heart for any adventure,
For on with WysuTe WISDOM II has been
Without gladness avaiis no treasure
Had he only added to this golden ad-
vice the Injunction to use HUBBEL's
GOLDEN BITTERs tor the cure OF Dys-
pepsla, Debility, Liver Complaint. and
Kindred diseases, the old Bard would
have deserved the blessings OF posteTity.
HUEEEL's GOLDEN BITTERs, however,
49, ~ 49, N7i"E lAiSiA P4oA9e''- tIVl l
success speaks for them. cod
McCaOe, KRAFT Il Co., sale agents.
THE PCRE=T ASD sSw EETEzsT Cod Liver oil
In the world. manufactured from fresh
healthy livers. upon the sea shore. II IS per.
fectly pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard &
Cs,s%sll's Cod Liver OIL manufactured by
CAswELL., HAZARD d CO.,
New York.
aprl7-Iy. eod&eowd2w
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Through the
Siudues~ of pr. y. T.. Reeves, Secretary
ofthe Society OF West Virginia,
we Hro in reccip, of Il pamphlet emit.
He'd Transactions o. the Medical So.
!, rietS OF West Virginia, Including the
proceedings OF the Medical Convention
hrla W Estrmont. April 10. 1867" The
publication before us contains the cir
eulaE originally addressed 10 the phy-
!. ,iti8us ut the state. calling couven-
f''u Al tNrmonJ, the proceedings OF
that convention iu detail, as well as the
minutes OF the semi annual session
aelt iu this city in October last, togeth-
"r with code uT erhics, in three
chapters, nu the duties OF physicians
ioihp.r patients, 20 each other, aud to
iHe public. The distribution OF this
work VIII have IA good effect in PRO
Noting better understanding between
ne people M large and tho profession,
ihR pamphlet is neatly gotten up, re-
nectluE credit both on the Secretary OF
the Sovieiv and the PRINTER.
The officers OF the Society for the
yeRrs lS6s-S are the following:
PToNaCHf--pr. john FrisSSI, OF
Wheeling.
T5cr f'rryfReHs.- Or. Jesse Flowers,
ManutUgtuu: Or. IL y. Mackey, Nor
gHutowu; Dr.. i, NJ LaEzrn, FRirmout.
SrcTt'alg.- Or. james 4. Reeves,
Wheeling
T'-cossfrcr.- pr. John c. Hump.
WheeIiur.
C7maattee Of PubFisution-rhe Score
tary and Treasurer, with Or. Jas II
Browuheld. al FaTm0ut; Or. Henry
s.. Weisel, of Wheeling: and DR.. +. {.
NnTuRENnn
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know thuI the most complets ssSnrt-
meut OF Toilet articles, PerfnmerI,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cosme,ics pa
madeS, and Toilet Waters, 10 be- found
in Wheeling, is at Z. Bookings. No /
Odd Fellows Hall. Call before MAKING
your purchases elsewhere.
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AoCIDEST.-On Monday night last the
sleeping car attached to the eastward
bound passenger train over the Bsll-
more and Ohio Rail road WAS thrown
down an smbankmeut thirty feet, into
Buffalo creek, near Pennington. The
car contained about twenty persons,
among whom we're Mr.. William Har-
RE, OF Dayton, and NJ. David Gibson,
Of Cincinnati Mr.. Harris was the only
person srEIuusIyIDjured
i1DheT.-Di the accident which oC-
CURED on ihs Central Ohio RAILROAD
several says since, We have the
following particulars The scene
Of tne disaster WAS about sew
snieeu mIies from ZAnesyillp. IL Is
said that the train was running at a
high rate of speed, and when upon q
curve At Tie point above Indicated "a
broken ra4l threw the sleeping and one
passenger car from the track, and
hurled them down an embankmeut
about twenty-five feet Il height. In the
CbsOrdsrsd stale Of affairs consequent
upon such sudden Jump, The passsn-
ger IN the sleeping car escaped unIn-
iuIsl. Those ia the Other car, however
were not 10 fortunate, but nearly every
one received more or less severe IDlu-
{ Ties, although no one VIA KILLED out
T!gAt. One man Is now lying at New
ark 20 badly Injured that II Is feared
I ne viii not recover.
This accident differed from those OF "a
! similar character which have occurred,
IN tue isct that the cars were not set on
ire
{ They were lighted with coaI-oiI
( lamps, but fortunately the sudden
Jerking OF the cars exiting uished the
ughts before the oil igniLed. Fire es-
cHPed rom the stoves, but one OF the
passengers had the presence OF mind to
smother the same before II became I'M
manageable. The injured persons SUI
frred greatly for the want OF water,
with which the cars were uaprovided,
ana their only relief was in the snow
gathered together by their more ioTtu-
nate companions.
Inc passengers speuk in high terms
Of the conductor, and say that ne used
every means IN his power to alleviate
the sunerlngs Of those under his care.
PICTURE frames made at ID. Nicoll e
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Governor foreman, to the following
gentlemen rs Commissioners OF Deeds,
Tor This Commonwealth in the States
designated. Wo also give their resi-
tsuoes: samuel J.uuisou, Esq, Massa-
ghus"tt-, IBUs.ouE John ii. Frck, Esq,
fouuHy ivUuiu, 0FuiadplphiH,l Charles
Netu.lUn, Sew York, N. Y. CIty.J
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