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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-08

EDEC Th0EAT.
4 IRXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
3 10. ITO Washington street
Alexandria. Va.

3 10. ITO Washington street
Alex andria, Va.
Tho Firth Annual Session of this Institute On
iii begin n the 18th day O.. September, looe.
jnuDodioGs school rooms. with entirely new
u-ai,utc are in course Of preparation N the
cyt@- We grounds connected with the dwelling
g., 10 expense will b. spared in rend erine the
ru,.,ls tyrrv physical advantage. The prem
i.e. vii Ia open By the 18th OF September, and
y.rer.lg are invited to inspect the arrangements
made or the comfort Of the pupils.
T7ggvqi attention 7OM be g'rc1 10 thorough
',sf uct.o,, IL tie English branches studies to
often neg looted; ~ the same Tune great savah-
tics stG offered in the Departments of Music,
Irawing. Painting and the Modern Languages.
THO Principal hiss secured the services OF
Pref HABR, graduate of high rank OF the
Royal academy of Fine Arts ut STOCKING m,
who, assisted By Mrs. LEGAkE, will have
charge Of these Departments.
The clements OF Vocal Music and Drawing
w'li be taught in classes without additional
Charge. ana pupils in tho Modern Languages
y j &c Instructed in great degree by means
ot c,Eve-sAtions with their teachers, in order
thai hoy may obtain thorough command OF
tsga e hearing and speaking French in the
family Il the Principal, and IN their case no
additional charge is made for tuition in French,
a j. is desired that all should take part in the
COM creations. -,
a complete Philosophical Apparatus will
render tho study of Natural Science both at
tractive and beneficial, and frequent lectures
will be delivered.
Facilities will be afforded to those yourg Ia
dies of the city who wish u study particular
branches such as the Modern Languages, MI
sic, Drawing. &c, without going through the
whole course.
Punctual attendance on the first dsv Of the
session is very important, As pupil VINO loses
tho drill upon tIe lirst principles OF any branch
of study, lshors under grcst Disadvantages al
forwards. W. w. LtGAhh.
Principal.
References-Pfofs. Schelc, Vensble and Nj
nor, of the University OF Va. Rev j. T. Left
wich, Rev J. T Johnston, d ID, Mes:rs. IA.
Kemper, Anthony Mclean and T. +. Witmer,
of Alexandria; Rev. D. ID. Mitchell, d. d.,
Rev. j. b. Ramsay D.D., ana Co'onel Nj .
Langhorne, of Lynchburgi Hon. John n: Ing
iiss, Baltimore, and Rev. Il NJ Palmer, D'O.,
Of New Orleans.
Per Sc sion # Forty Week
BOARDING SCHOLARS
Board, including everything, except
washing) and tuition in al English ~,
branches with FrCnch...,...., ...,...,.S ~ w
Wa.Lino ncr month ........................ = 90
Fuel IN school room W
DAY SCHOLARS. 80.
Tuition in Primary Department.. ~ W.
Tuition in Academic Department ........ 40 %
q ~ hr ~ I,s' End Lnt,n' GO 90
Fnnl in Srhnnl , GO
FXTRA CHtRGES.
Language, Ancient or Modern. except ,.,o
~ above mentioned ~ w
Music Vocal or Observation-Disclosures. w W
drawing and Painting ~ W
tho t,r M1e'o p1r. 10 90
Pcnmanship, with - Professor, per our. w
Deduct on made where one person sends more
than ono pupil. These terms will b. required
.rrar.o5hJ II, oRraare for each quarter.
AUX 21--eojm
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lust RECEIVED.

lust RECEIVED.
A fresh lot Of
CONCORD GRAPES,
in boxcs,j ,pp,o
.r,,o. No. 3 North Fairfax street.
NARATOGA WATER-Congress and Ex-
= ceisi5r Spr!ng-s supply Just received and
'os sn re- E, 5, LEADBEATER 81 BIO
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rNUCKrR y LUCAS,
FRANKLIN Bril- 4 WORKS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

IA Y LIN Bhl' ;. W OhN'
ALEAANDkIA, VA.
I!avu: mt in operation ono "i the
FRANKLIN nKICk MACuIHh3
in connection with thor hard made bricE, are
now y .D,nrpd 60 furnish mt - per cent cash less
than a. other works in tho Unucd 0tR'es'
BRICKS OF the finest quality and most s"pe-
rior maze.
Builders and others wishing BRICKS would
do well to call and examine for themselves De-
tore purchasing el.ewhcrc.
All orders entrusted t. our cer3 will receive
PROMPT attention. sep II
A RAJ oPP nlETTN!5 FOR DOING
THE LOUD0UN HOTEL LEESBURV, Va,
FOR RENT.
This very desirable property IS now Tor r9nLi
nosscssion given November 18Th, 1863. IL Is
the best location in tho town; has always an"
frst-ratc business, and rare opportunity IS
now ia, cd 10 suy ono wishing 10 IN S@ge Ill the
busne,r. 'fho .pildng IS in GOOD IcpIIF, ana
has attached :, ...Lo garden, good Prancry'
stating .ca house, &c. Apply at once to
j. " or 9. B NiLDMAN,
sep T-colm hsesbarg, W:
To Tna PUBLIC.
No Loy, I.,..o.ore refrain! from publish
ing our prices. and shall continue to do So but
we want oar friends and the public generally
to bear in mind thai We orc ROW prepared and
will vt all tlrne sell rs ,o" as aag house in the
city. Al We ask is a. call.
Yours, very respectfully.
3RDOKES & TAI LOR,
sep7 Cor. Prince snf PITT sts.
AIRS. ILEITH desire, to receive few pu-
| NJ pills in MUSIC whom she Will teach IN
| Lhr afternoon. either sngly or in class, IS may
TERM Ter quarter Of tweat, i"ss,rs: Fo-
Ic sons Of q half hours length. TO singe pupil,
81; in class, each - ,r,.ru
At nor residence, 30 - Prince street, 3 doors
above Royal st. sep ~ =,
I25 FALL f E2IL 'GooDsr I25
rnve ia.. received direct from New York
FREN CT HAI5, -,
AND Francs,
| n, ,rbfol ( ya9ld cali the attention IF the Ia
die Mrs. G. l. SIMPSON,
aug y No. l2j King street.
NOR PICKLES AND PRESERVES.
Greeu Girqar, Race ditto, White Mustard
seed. Black do., Cyrisn1er Nea1, Celery ditto,
Gilman n, Tumeric, Blac 'cHrerr Cayenne
d. h'piee' Glove ~ V n : RAMSAY NJ; ~ 'A'V
can IF AZ King street.
IIyhh WONDER ~ Ihh AGE.
NoRNY'5 PRESERVING POWDERS,
Oae box will pres.rve 40 quarts dressed fruit,
| or - quarts dressed tornstoes. Pare, healthy
''D ein I, NV! NV ~ J. &PI"a 10 hing St
=, u AXIS.
- l.bds BRO. SUGAR; lot of Crushed,
Granulated, Pulvcrized and CGnee Cugnr5 StTp
60. a lot of prime Oh Sc and SUGA ~ "
i'p II AA'''' 5"'' ''' j. F LARKIN,
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
M MIDDLEBTRG AND L AIMS ~ M
PIKE.-The annual meeting OF the stock ,r'.!I
nike Company, required by law, viii be ned neld
Of ,be Presidents Office in Middlebure, Va,
ON t SAsTURDAY, September 18th, 1869, at II
q clock q. m. By order Of the Foard OF -, Ditec-
tors ~ 81 L. ~ pro,;Iont
Middleburg. sep 6-eotd fre'luenL.
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NEMAKkS.- ILN ITI"T'''V 0'T'7
very quiet and prices fat. Very small sales Of
Flour to the city trade, and quotations nominal
Wheat dull and dropping, with very Unite
enquiry; offerings of 23JO bushels rcd with
sales ut 1l5, 1872, l35, 1876 and ITO. Corn mae
tive; offerings light. and sales at 49, sinai!
.a1es Of yellow ut ll5. Sales OF Rye at 10, with
offerings Of 100 bushels. Oats stead y ana &c
better; offerings of POO busheI-. and sales n!
SIS. sc. 81 and 57I. Butter in demand ara
scarce prime lots 35a3s. Eggs IN demand
With sales at ~ by the barrel -----.
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Gold
ss,llMEESsjlAl..

NEW Yonx, September s.-Gold to-day 1885,
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MARIN NE E.t%b

MARINE Lt%b.
sUN RosE..........5 80 MOON shIs''.''','''' ~
s1Ir svTs 6 Il HIGH WATER m 600 UO
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, SEP. &
ARRIVED.
Barkentinc Eph Williams, Geo. getown' to >
Agnew. 1,,,.,. &..c,u- 1u,,bor
10 j Smool.
MEMORANDA.
Scbr j S Clark, Hone, sailof from ROW
ue asbr al ! J Ward, Inman; f Willets: Bay
les: Defiance Hail; Woodruff Sims. Pharo
p Cranmer Cranmer; and Maria Picraon,
Grant hence at New York 9th instant NJ,
Schr Sarah Hoyt Cranmer, hence l'f Ne"
Haven. arrived at New York 6tn inst
Schr Martins Msria, Dean, hence At Boston
9th inst
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MAKERS BlTTER5-A permanent cure
Il for Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and al
Diseases caused by disordered state Of the liv-
or or stomach. For sale by
q WAKEFIELD & HALL,
sore Druggists.
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RA.A OPPORTUNITY FOR DOING
u BUSINESS.
TIE LOUDOUN H0TtL LEESBURG, Va
LAR Rk MY

This very desirable property IS now for rent
possession given November 18Th, 1863. IL Is
the best location in tho town has always d.n"
a fir,t-rate business, and a rare opportunity IS
now otia,cd TO my ono wishing to engage III the
busine,-. The ,riling IS in GOOD repair, ana
has attached % ..sLo garden, good sranery,
stat,ing. zoe house &c. Apply at once to
J. ". or 9. B NlLDMAN,
sep r-rolm btasburg, W.
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We Lava I,..-o,ore res.a.n.I from publ, H.
ing our prices, and shall continue to do so. but
we want orr friends and tho public generally
to bear in mind thoL We orc row prepared and
will vt all time sell IS ,o" a. say house II the
city. All We ask is u call.
Yours, very res oectiuly.
3RDOKES & TAY LOR,
scu- Cor. Prince sni Pitt SITS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

A NEGRO, named George Washing
ton, who shot rebel in Kentucky af-
ter the war, and was sentenced to be
hanged, and which sentence was at
terwards commuted to ten years inn
prisonment in New Hampshire, was
last Friday liberated by General Sher-
man, and transportation furnished
him to Kentucky, but he didn't want
to go there. Oh, he only killed a
white man.
The Legislature of this State will
meet at Columbus on Monday next.
The election ofa Senator took place
yerterday in the district composed of
the counties of Clarke, Champaign and
Madison, in place of Hon. John Rus
sell, the member elect, who died on
the 18th inst.
GEN. AMEs has ordered % the Leg
islature of Mississippi to convene on
the 11th of January. When that au-
gust body of niggers, carpet-baggers
and scalawags come together they
will tell the people of Ohio who shall
be recognized as citizens and allowed
to vote in this State, although when
the Legislature of that dependency
pass upon the so-called fifteenth
amendment it will not possess the dig
nity or character of a State Oh
pshaw!
A FIGHT occurred on Christmas
among some negroes at Savannah, Ga,
and while party of police were en-
deavoring to stop the disturbance,
they were attacked by crowd, and
one of them. John Sullivan, was shot
and instantly killed and another
wounded. Twenty-Five negroes were
arrested. Who will say that the COL
ored troops don't fight nobly?
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= Death, of Edwin NJ. Stanton.

Ex-Secretary of War, Edwin NJ.
Stanton, died suddenly, at his resi-
dence'.1n Washington City, at three
O'Clock on Friday morning last, of
congestion of the heart, aged 81 years,
On the-Menday previous he was NOM
mated by the President as Judge of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, and the, nomination was con-
firmed by the Senate. He had been
confined to his house about q week,
but his sickness didanot occasion any
alarm to his familyand friends, as his
condition had presiously y been much
worse; "bn9-''r III o. .'9a7t2" ? .-
The funeral of Mr.. Stanton took
place at Washington on Monday. .
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Bingham and the Georgia BIZ.

When any measure of the Jacobins
is of such a ehsraeter as to receive the
dissent of John a. Bingham it must
be indeed odious. Here is what he
said of the bill to again remand Geor-
gia to provisional government and
place her under the mild rule of mill
tary despotism t h
@The bill sent us by the Senate is in
conflict with every letter of the past
legislation of Congress on the subject
of reconstruction. tbs in conflict with
the order of the President when he
was General of the Army, acting un-
der the law of1S6S in relation to Cor
gia. 1t is in confint with the utter
anees of the Attorney General IN ref
erenee to Virginia, under the opera
itiop of all the reconstruction acts. Il
is in conflict with all past legislation,
and with the Interpretation of the
Constitution"
True, true, ever word true. But it
is not the first time, by great many,
that the Radical party has "gone back
on its record. They have been equal
Iy false to every pledge made since the
beginning of the war, la
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? ~ u = . = - =
" Lovers Complaint"

Ed. Press II. request you to grant
me little. space in your paper, while
1 present theltroubles to which a cer-
tain. class of, our, felloW7citizens are
subjected There is o. time in the tad
pole state OF man, while he is just
passing from boyhood to "man's es-5
tate,"s when he, is really the most un-
fortunate of human beings. It begins
atabeut twenty, and ends any time.
before stwentg7fyc.a have passed
clear through it and now out of pure,
sympathy l write. I have no favors
to ask fol-, myself. I can raise beard
now whenever / wish to, without haE77
ing it look like the .ineipient down ON
a young gosling. I can, call on Ange-
lima now without having her witty
pa ask me if "my mother knows 1 am
ont ?? Or her grand dmother tell me that
y when she was H girl ~ boys y used used !, to
go 10 bed at nine,; :: -. -. - 80,
p On this subject 1 wish chiefly to
write. The old adage says aevery
one to his trade Now I will assert
without fear of successful contradic-
ton that, from the time a a young fel-
low begins TO write poetry and grease
up his 4wIayward u locks, he is good for
nothing else but to pick out and make
his own some one of the angelic Ser
aphinas with which this, world is
filed. And yet the moment he sits
himself sentsibly about his work, eve
rybody begins to langh in their sleeves
or stuff handkerchiefs into their
mouths Now why shouldn't Jacob
Augustus be allowed to put on a clean
collar, black up his cowhides and call
to see one Of his neighbor Smith's
pretty daughters without being quiz
zed to death by his brothers, sisters,
hired man, and every one else who
!, happens to see him. Then too, if he
escapes the paws Of the dog and the
balls Of the children, he would most
probably will have his nerves shocked
by hearing Sam call out, "Sue, Jake
ihas come to setJ youito-hight." But,
ri Through the world is roughwithout. - .
! If allibe peace withih,' - az BOZ s-iStb
q fellow might get along, Also, toe
4 frequently such is potthe case. Som {
nuisance Of little sister will bring III
| a light when no light had been called
for Prudent mamma Will heed the
.proverb to IL comfort me! with apples
stay me with tlagons forI am sick o.
Hove" when Jacob is rather lovesick
i than Eesick Of love" NJ I7have enumer
j ated some of the discomforts through
which all unfortunate males must pass
4 Perhaps Angelina could present ever
a darker pictne.f Alas, I know not
II ButiI do know that We have to resor
Ito divers expedients to get away from
Ehome and into the parlor of our neigh
Dor. Ono poor fellow, of whom
: have heard tell, fixed himself up
y studied q long time for SOME excus
q to leaVe,y finally started up with th'
usual question: wonder which wa!
Il |the wind is P" Presume he found th
y wind in the west. at any rate he sailet
4 due east ihltKe right direction. Nov
n Mr.. Editor, these are the complaint
1,of OR youth. ! have presented then
as we'll as 1 know how. If any on
can suggest q remedy, let them ad
t dress, in your care, if lI9,i jD.! al .
y, -sij q1asi Is..l fila GREEsHoRN.
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EGAL notice.

n
To Lewis O'Neil, who resides in Oshkosh,
Wisconsin. and Henry O'Neil, Francis O'Neil,
Nancy Myers, Lois Darrow, Almina Gaylord
John O'Neil, Jr., Matilda Green and Merilla
O'Neil, who reside in Ohio.
You are hereby notified that on the 9th day of
December a. D., 1862 Otis Reed, as Executor OF
John O'Neil. deceased Hled his petition in the
Office OF the Probate Court of Portage County.
Ohio, setting forth that he Is Executor of said
decedent's Will, that by the terms of said WILL it
is necessary to sell the real estate of which, de-
cedent died seized That the above named per-
sons are heirs and legatees of said decedent,
that he left the following real estate, to-wit:
One hundred and nine acres situate in the
township of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio,
and being part of lot No. 90, in said township,
and being all the land owned by said John
O'Neil, at the time of his death. The prayer of
said petition asks that said Executor may be
ordered to sell said real estate, that the above
persons may be made i'arties defendant, and for
such other order and decree as may be just and
proper.
Said petition will be for hearing on the sth day
of January, 4. D. 1910.
OTIS REED, Executor.
of the last will of John 0'Neil, decd.
BY Hart \ Reed, Att'ys.
Ravenna. o., Dec. 9Th, 1860, GT-iw.
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GOLD closed in New York on Mon
day, at S1,2O14,
The celebrated humbug, the Cardiff
Giant, of Syracuse, New York, is on
exhibition in Chicago, this week.
IT is rumored that Judge Nelso will
retire from the Bench of the Supreme
Court at an early day.
4 The large tea warehouse, on Front
street, New York, of Merritt s. DON
aldson, was burned ON Saturday night.
Loss $4,000; Insured,
GEN. TERRY has been appointed
military Governor of Georgia until
that State complies with the terms
imposed upon her by the Radical
Rump. .r.., s.....,t t.....
THERE is an old German proverb
which runs thus When the wealth.
er is mild at Christmas, cold weather
lasts into spring" We hope there
may be some mistake about that.
One who has tried it assures us that
a gargle of common table salt is an ex-
cellent remedy for the dry, hacking
cough, now prevailing; and also acts
,as preventative and cure of colds.
In Mapleville, R. J., one day last
week, Charles Murray, wool sorter,
had an alteration with his son and
cut his throat so badly that he died
soon after. The murderer escaped.
A METEOR fell on Friday night near
Oak Greek, Wisconsin, and the stone
was discovered by traveller near
whom it struck. 1t made a hole in
the marshy ground as large as bar
rel, and when taken out was still hot,
and emitted a sulphurous odor.. 1t
had the appearance of cylinder OF
lava.
Adispateh from Philadelphia, of the
26t.a, says:'si e
The 10 Columbia sugar refinery oil
Messrs. Rogers s. Mitchell, corner Of
Third and Vine streets, was destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss 100000, insu.
rance, $4,000, mostly in city com.
panies.
THE most destructive fire in many
years occurred at Syracuse on the 27tt
inst. Seven large brick stores OF
Salina street, owned by Clifford Ham
let and others, were destroyed. Loss
about $3.50, 900; insured for $225, 900
THE Montgomery Opera House, al
Lafayette, Indiana, in which was the
d post office and billiard saloon, was
burned on Friday. morning. The
Opera House had been recently pur.
chased for $4,000 and several thou
sand dollars had been expended il
refitting it. al ......
The Denver mail coach was stopped
fifteen miles from Cheyenne on Sat
urday night by two armed men. Tht
. stage contained two men and driver
, ell unarmed. The robbers, after firing
: several shots, took the stage, team ant
, mail, and drove off, leaving the pas
sengers to walk to Cheyenne. Sixty
: cavalrymen went in pursuit.
On Thursday night fight occurred
between two negroes at a ball in Yves
3 Nashville, Tenn, Ono of them wa
: killed, and the dance went ON owe
. his remains, which were not&removei
pl'until IL o'clock next morning.
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EaAL NOTICE.

Il. C. Doolittle, whose place of residence is IN
known will take notice that on the 14th day OF
September A. D., 1869. Lane & Bodley, filed in
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Portage and State of Ohio, their petit
ton against said II. G. Doolittle, and Albert
Doolittle, Andrew j. Pruden and Nelson Doolit-
tie, Executors of H. Doolittle, deceased, defend
ants, praying that property in the hands of said
Executors, Belonging to said H; Doolittle, be
subjected to the payment of the claim of plain
tins, against said II. c. Dooli tie, which claim is
founded upon judgment obtained against him
in their favor before Wells Porter, Justice of
the Peace, within and for the county of Cuyaho-
ga, in the State of Ohio, for the sum of $205 80
with interest thereon, from the 3rd day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1852
The said H. q. Doolittle is notified that unless
he answers said petition, or before the I'D
day Of January. A. D., 1870, said petition will
be taken as confessed.
LANE & BODLEY
BY Ranney s. Hatfield. Att'ys.
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The way Radical Victories are Won,
A Washington special of the 9th


A Washington special of the 9th
to the Enquirer says:
"A letter received here to-day from a
prominent Texas Democrat says that
if General Reynolds report decides in
favor ofs the radical candidate for
GpTernof. an appeal will be-made by
the conservatives of Texas for an in
vestigation by Congress into the cleo
tion. 1t is claimed that the most glar-
ing frauds have been committed, and
details are given to sustain the charg-
es. In several precincts in Hill coun-
ty, where Hamilton for Governor had
quite large majorities, the ballot boxes
were taken away before the polls
closed, and when they were returned
and the vote; counted, the result was
in favor of Dayis.. The conservatives
claim that Hamilton was elected by
three thousand majority. -
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RAVENNA MARKET.
MARKETS.

7. CLEVELAND, Dec. 2S 1869.
Flour-Market dull and unchanged We
quote as follows: City made 1880 S7,75 for
Xxx white; IS SOC 25 for Xxx spring.
Wheat-No, 1 Red Winter at 81 IA; No. do,
held at 81 0991, 10.
Corn-No. 2 held at 95c.
Oats-Held at SIC.
Pork-Held at 5000 for No. city. packed
Mess; Clear at $32 00@ $33 90.
Lard-City rendered held at 1S15c in tierces
Butter-Choice roll and tub held at 32@34c
Cheese-Factory held at 1s91shc; Daiay TX
Eggs-Held at 34935c.
Poultry-Chickens 10911c; Turkeys 1s916c
Ducks 15916c; Geese 10911c.
PotatOes-Fair local demand at 45@5Oc.
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Nov. 90, 1852. s5Rw.
DvoRCE NOTICE.

In tho Court of Common Pleas, Portage County
State of Ohio.
Charles NJ. Wight, is hereby notified that Har-
riet Il. Wight, did on the 22d day of November
A. D., 1869 file her petition in the ofIice of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, within and
for said county, charging the said Charles NJ
names are unknown to said petitioner, with gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, and ask
ing that she may be divorced from the said Chas
NJ. Wight
Said Charles NJ. Wight, will also hereby take
notice that dispositions in the above entitled suit
for divorce, will be taken at the Office of -
Tracy, Esq, in the town of Sandyville In the
county of Tuscarawas, and State of Ohio, on the
18th day Of January 4. D. 1sIl between the
will be continued from day to day until COM
A. j. DYER,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Ssv. a5, 1889, sS-sw.
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Disease yields to Treatment.
Judicious Me ans EmpIoye d
Saves Untold Suffering.


If you would be Strong, Healthy and Vigor.
GUS, use Wrig1t's Tonic Cordial and Blood Pu-
ritter. 1t is superlative Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. 1t
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney At
fectiOns, Nervous Debility, and all diseases ars-
ng from disorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver,
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and sfimu-
ating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect, finally they are positively injurious
Take Wrigat's Tonic Cordial, it will assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength.
Sold by POE & Bro, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
Ravenna, Sept. 3, 1868. 1y.