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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

Lon. On Thursday last l'resident
Grant sent to the, Senate the naniet.of
General james Longstreet as Surveyor
of Customs for the Port of. New Or
leans. TlIeR Radicals are in perfect
raptures over. this appointment Gen.
Longstreetl was one of the mostprom-
inent officers and Successful Slaughter
ers of Union soldiers in the rebel ar
my. lie joined the Confederate SER
vice because he hated the Constitution,
the ,Gosernment and tic flag of the
Fathers of the Republic, and he fought
four years to overthrow them. He
has no more respect for the Constitu-
ton and Government bequeathed to
us by the patriots of the Revolution
than he had when he was openly stiv-
/ ing to overthrow them. Having fail
ed then in the accomplishment of his
fell purpose,y he now joins hands with
the party that is striving to change
4 thegessentiaf features Of the coIstitu-
ton, and TO build upon the ruins OF
! the Federal Union centralized des-
potism. This is the Radical idea OF
loyaltyo They awho would preserve
the Constitution and Government as
they came from the hands of Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison and their
compatriots are denounced as traitors,
! copperheads, secession sympathisers
andEap the elloiceepithet that abound
i in the radical vocabulary, while the
men North and South, who through
long years denounced the Constitution
and the Union and labored for theil
overthrow, are the loil patriots! and
it is thus they receive their reward.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
MANTUA CORRESPONDENCE.

[The following" correspondence came
after our paper had gone to press, too
late for insertion last week:
On Thursday last, social party as
sembled at the house of Rev. Mr..
Brown, for the benefit of Rev. Mr..
Reed, of the Congregational Church.
The afternoon and deTening ere spent
in friendly greetings and agreeable So
cial intercourse, as is usual ON such oc-
casions, and nothing occurred to mar
the pleasures of the occasion except
an effort to prevent the young people
from indulging in some innocent
amusements. Among the many and
various faculties of the human mind,
Amirthfulness is one which demands
exercise, and they, who would discoun-
tenance little fun on all occasions,
would do well to consider the words
OF Shakespeare in speaking of the
"malf who had no music in his soul, /"
and also to learn the benefits of a
hearty laugh
little nonsence, now and then,
Is relished by the wIsEsT men,"
But few were present, consequently
the Donation received was COMPARE
lively snail Sd ahabdntI I'D aAA "a
AN entertainment was given at the
Town Hall on Friday evening, which
gratified the funny faculties of the
fyoung folks, of all ages, to their ut.
imost extent. "Crosby's New York
Minstrels gave great variety Of
performances, consisting of Oyer.
turess aSongs,ssDances sssands Comic
Scenes, illustrative Of negro charac.
ter, which elected frequent bursts O.
applause from the crowded audience
The Troupe comprises seven perform
ers, the most of whom have vel
studied the character of "onr African
BROTHER" and they succeeded admira
bly, in delineating to our Radica
friends who were present, the great
and noble traits of character, and thu
hidden elements of future greatness
that are inherent 2 m the negro, ani
which have been concealed so Ions
;, beneath dark skin. Success to tn
. Minstrels. K0IT9IS alHT III
THE people are somewhat elated a
the prospect of Cheese Factory il
town, and are ttdfnihg theiF attention
to the purchase of Cows, which ar
: selling at prices, ranging from $500
J to $4,000.
"A c. A. HoTcHKIss retires from tn
Hotel business at Mantua Corners, AM
: is succeeded by G. A. Hunt, who ha
+ rented the Hotel for one year.
/. "VERITAs."
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SrAMP DuT1rs ON LEAsEs.-The fo

STAMP DUTIES ON LEAsEs.-The fol-
lowing decision of Deputy Commits
siooher HaSrlaId:: g Just JJlst re Ir1eceiEed by
Messrs, Fitch and Fox, real estate bro:
kers of this sity, with regard to the
proper stamp duty ON lease of fur
nished house, will be interesting to
all property holders: "The stamp
duty upon lease of a furnished house
should be calculated upon the annual
rental value of the house furnished,
with an agreement stamp Give cents
for each sheet of paper,) in addition
for the ft,rniture.-National Iaatelli
| qencer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
How to Stop Useing Tobacco.

In recently published pamphlet
Reyi, RGYi,.MN1ss Mrs Task Task gives the felleWipg ad-
vice to tobacco chewers:
l. Make the most of your will.
Drop tobacco, and resolve never to
use it again in any form =, - : : - :
r2saGo to an apothecary and bug
ten cents worth of gentian root, coarse
ly ground.
3. Take as much of it after each
meal, or oftener, as amounts to COM
mon quid- Of ''fine cut or ''eavendish." :"
4. Chewit well, and swallow all
the saliva. ~ ss-tslsa'
5. Continue this few weeks and
you will come Of conqneror;; thank
God and thank u.s. aaTo52 J53
sFEz
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Real Estate Revenue Decisions.

AGREEMENT TO CoNvEY.-Commis-
stones Rollins decides that
" A written agreement to sell and
convey real estate, upon the fulfill
ment of specified conditions, such as
the, payment of certain sum of mon
ey, should be stamped at the rate of
fyescents for each sheet or piece of
paper upon which it is written but if
heinstrament contains the promise
of:one of the parties signing it to pay
certain amount ofmoneY OH demand
er at a time designated it shall also be
stamped at the same rate as promis-
sorry note"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

GoNE EAsr.-The senior partner of
the house of ]. S. Smith d Co., of this
village, started for the East on Friday
last, to lay in stock of early Spring
goods, which they will be receiving in
the course of a few days, when they
wiiibeipieasedstoss listlteir old cus;;
toners, and as many new ones as may
favor them with call.
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Barrett.s !. prevents Badness.

REMovAL.-N. Kahn, of the Phila-
delphia Clothing Hail. will remove
to the large and commodious store
room in Empire Block to-day, and
will be happy to see al, those who are
in want of goods in his line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

AN attempt was made by burglars
to enter The safe of nie County Treas
ury, at New Lisbon, OH the 9Th. They
were frightened away before Their
work was accomplished, and left be-
hind them a fine lot of tools. The
safe contained at the time about S16,.
600.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

TwEyTYaoNt murders in ten days in
Indiana, and only ten arrests. For a
State barren Of Ku KIux, filled with
"trooly loil'i people, and enjoying a
radical government, this exhibits a
most lamentable dearth of high moral
ideas. What are the Massachusetts,
patriots about that they don't set about
the reconstruction of that State?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
.THE Republicans Of Norwalk tow

The Republicans of Norwalk town
ship recently held an election to ex-
press their choice for Postmaster, at
which three ballots were had, the
third resulting in favor of Mr.. Coe, by
majority Of forty votes, over II. j.
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Notice Extraordinary

We are a going to move. and Instead of ''eti-
eating our new store 90 . Empire Elcck,
formerly Gillette House.) by giving party as
is the custom here, where only the residents of
the town can have the benefit of we will on
Saturday, March 90 1869, offer our large stock
of Clothing, FRrnisIsing Goods, &c at the very
lowest Of figures, and then a reduction OF ten
q0) ceuts on every dollars worth purchased, 50
assto give persons residing in the country as fair
a chance as those living in town. Bear in mimi
what you canimake By buying a salt on that day
A dollar saved is two earned. We are bound to
make the Rl,iIadelpiia Clothing Hall the liEeli-
est Clothing Hall in this section Of the country
Our Motto,
Imposition Hated,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

JUST R1GHT.-When was announc-
ed that A.. e. Stewart, the free trader,
had been chosen by Grant, as Chief
of the Treasury Department, the Rad
icals were delighted, declaring that he
was "just the man for the place ~
And when it was found that he could
not hold the Office, and the President
appointed to the place Mr.. Boutwell,.
an ultra pssotectionist, still the RAIDS
are enthusiastic in their expressions
of admiration and approval of the ap.
pointmeilt. Surely our Radical king
can do no wrong
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HOUSE BURNED.-On Thursday af-
t.tesS 9st, M Z dmafEp I9elaE

HOUSE BURNED.-On Thursday af-
tetneSll 4st, lf hfe{fis( EdmdIi
Matthew'S coiored man, on Cleve-
land Avenue, just above the A. & G.
W. depot, was destroyed by fire. The
family, except a boy were away from
home at the time. The boy had built
a fire and gone out to milk, when the
fire was discovered in the upper part
of the front room, having caught from
the stove pipe or defective flue. All
the effects in the lower part of the
building were removed, but the beds
and bedding in the chambers were con-
sumed.
The | Rssy y ln.A, Post l6SsAss-fhs COMBAT
Deepens.
/ Last Week Mr.. B. j. Wells and Mr..
II. .Beebe returned from w ashington,
whittier they had been to manipulate
matters in reference to the Ravenna
POST Office in the interest of Mr.. E.
TwittS Z on any ether Rap," or wepaan
eithef, FOR chat Ilsatter. = Portage 60.
Democrat, March II.
Last Saturday night Major III. II.
Willard returned from Washington,
bringing the intelligence that Capt.
Alfred X. Robinson's papers for Post
Master at Ravennaahadabe favorably
passed upon at the Department, and
that his appointment seemed to be
lassnred.-Same.
H. r. w. Hall, junior editor of the
DEMOCRAT, left home on the Sth inst,
for the city of Washington, where he
now is. 1t is to be presumed he wiH
do what he honorably can to secure
the appointment of meritorious SOL
dier tothe Postmastership of Tavenna
Same.
Advices from Washington Of Mon
day inform rs that the Head Cen
ters" of the E. Twitt movement for
Postmaster, have abandoned further
Eefort for that gentleman, and are now
urging the appointment of Mrs. Eliza
Evans to the Postmastershipdo Ra-
VIENNA. They are endeavoring to Sc
fcure this appointment through the in
fiuence of Mr.. jesse r. Grant the
father of the President. They may be
successful in this new enterprise. IF
SO, we shall all know it IN due time,
and can govern ourselves accordingly.
Same.
! "Let us have peace iT'
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sNasby" recommends Barrett's.'

OIL KELLOGG lectured on Spiritu-
alism afternoon and evening, on Sun
day last, at Days Hall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

We are glad to learn that the stat
ne Of Washington-removed from
this State by the Vandalic hands OF
Cen Bntle-is now on its way back,
and win be exhibited at the approach
ing State Fair.-N. o. Times.
The Radicals haYe no longer any use
for the statue of the Father of his
Country,i'i and no respect for the leg
acy he bequeathed to us. .3 e.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

New England seems to enjoy a
monopoly ofthe offices atWashingtou.
The records show that New Halnp-
shire had twenty-six clefksl,ips to
Ohio four and Illinois five under, the
rule of Rollins, 80 ''."' a''''t.fi 90 O. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Death of DR.. x. G. Thomas

The Alliance Monitor, of the 11th
inst, announces the death, on the
night previous of DR.. K. G. Thomas,
an eminent and highly esteemed ply
siciansof that city. He visited patients
up to the hour of half-past ten of the
morning of his decease, when he went
home complaining of dizziness, and
afterward sickness. He soon sunk
down unconscious, from which state
he was only partially restored. DR..
johnson and others of this city, called
to their aid Drs. Cary, of Salem, and
Whiting of Canton; but no medical
skill could arrest the death-stroke, in
the form Of apoplexy-or more imme-
diately, the bursting of a blood-vessel
at the base of the brain. He died
about 4 O'Clock, A. NJ.
His funeral took place on Saturday
last, and was conducted with the
henors of Odd Fellowship.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

THE Republicans of Kent hold an
election to-day TO select a candidate
for Postmaster of that place.
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Opposition CoJlrted.
Rhhft ComDarison Inyi.c

.u0S,fe = Competition Defed.
The value always given in exchange for your
money. Small profits. quick sales, one low price,
and turn the nimFle sixpence often. Is the cor
ner stone of this cheap store Thankful for your
past katfonaget and with enlarged facilities for
the future, we hope to make it more for your in
terest to deal with us than in the past.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
BUILDINGLoT FOR SALE.

a A VERY desirable building lot containing
"A two acres of land. pleasantly situated on
East Main Street, in the village OF Raveana is
offered for sale Some of the best dwellings in
the village are in the immediate neighborhood
of this lot For terms and particulars, inquire
; - 80. -RANNEY 8 HATFlEIJDS d
Rayenna o.. March 4 is68 sT-tf
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4nfst9t.4 ttttF 10 a0lAlE At-tt- t
r EGAL NOTICE.-John Mcintosh, who
j resides at TwinshNrg. SuiAtnit County, Ohio
Jerome Mcintosh. Amanda GaylorSl John Udeh
and Mary Uteil, residents OF Portage County,
Ohio, Laura Smick, who Is . resident Of Athens,
Menard County, Illinois, Hannah Cady and Pc
ter iCady, residents of MoAteray, Alegan Conh-
ey, Michigan, win take notice, that u petition
was hled against them ON the 9th day OF Mafch.
A. ID. 1883, in the Court of Common Pleas %
Portage County, Ohio, by Asssitel e. Bratifett
and r now pending, wherein said AssAel =;
Bradley being the ownerfn fee, OF one undivided
one-fourth intereSt In cAmRaan, demands parti-,
tion of the following rial estates:
Situate in the township of mantua county OF
Portage and State of Ohio, known as being q
part Of lot No twenty three, (sSl in said town
ship. and bounded IS follows: On the north by
the highway leatling rum Mantua to Hiram;
the east by land In said lot owned by Benjamin
MOore's heirs; ON the south by lands in said lot
owned by Wesley Jones ON the west by lands
owned by Wesley Jones and A. q. Bradley, con-
tanning nine (9) acrcs of land. fi..'
Also, another piece of land IN said lot, bound
cd on the north by tho highway leading nom
Mantnalto AiraMs ON the esst south ami west.
by lands in said lot owned by the heirs of Ben
jamln Moore, deceased, containing twenty go,
acres of land, more or less. 49,.
And that at the term OF the Court commenciny>
on the 9th day of May next application will bEN
made by said 4sahel G. Rratley, FOR an orJieI>
that paitit ion may be made Of said premises
RANSEY 4 HATFIELD,
81 s9-6w. ss asij Atfys. for Plaintlne
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- . . = ! : ! =
A Lesson for the Day.

A certain ruler was asked by the
chief of the people to SIT in the receipt
of customs. But the yScribcs land
Pharisees said unto him, ''This thing
can thou notado unless thou sella all
thou hast, -, t @ N AZ. a. l,. E. 1i5 i i.,.,, ,ls
And when he heard this lie was
exceeding sofrewfpb for,he was very
rich"
And 50 another received the GUS
oms,
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Barrett's" Superior Hair Resto-
rative.
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EANDoLPH coKEEsFoNDENcE.

RANDOLPH CORRESPONDENCE
Mr.. EDITOR 1T may interest your
readers to know of the enterprise and
energy manifested in the various parts
of our county. The Messrs. White
and Stanford, in drilling for coal, at
a depth of "A OF. 25 feetpassed through
a vein of coal of two to three feet in
thickness, lying )undor limestone
rock thirty inches thick, thence
passed through fifteen feet of shale
and struck another stratum of similar
rock in which their drill broke in its
first entrance of five or SIX inches
The now total depth, is about forty
feet. They have now postponed the
work till after, sugar making. Then
they wiz proceed in seeking a larger
vein, intending to go down one hun
dred feet if not successful before. If
they succeed in finding a good vein,
it will besof fInlneiis4 value to the VII
lagss SarR S Ra2fppa,s being only eight
miles south of it.4a 7 rs io7@ " r..
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zeal Nor1cEgs aIad
March 1s, 1869, a9-6w.
A ssIGNEEs, NOTICE.

"A > =
ane vanae vnndersignsd sig hereby gives n9tse that
the firm name of Vance .S Ney, of Ravenna POI :
tage County Ohio, on the 9th day of March A
ID. 1869, assigned to him their property goods
chattels and chooses in action, in trust for the
benefit of their creditors that said trust has
been accepted BY thesundersi gped and approved
by the Probate Court of said Portage County,
and the creditors of said VANCE n Ney, ,ars here.
by notified to prove and present their claims
Ravenna o. NIarchl1a lsaa 2a-sw. 2
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- sAeFemale Prize Fight.

0hS GAEeEnaAe Hr1z8sF1Sn -'-
The following telegram from Bos-
ton, on the 9th inst, gives evidence of
the progressive spirit of the age: e,
2A bona fide prize fight, according
to the rules of ring, except that hair
pulling and biting were allowed,
took place between two women in
Somervilfe, Mass, at an early hour on
Monday morning. The contestants
on theifeappearance in the ring were
clad in the conventional costume of
CATERS and drawers, wearing nothing
else to speakzof besides waterfalls and
Magneta curls.
Afthe very first round, one of fhe
CONTESTANTS, named Sarah Chapman;
became frightenedsand jumped out of
the ring, but her hackers drove her in
again, and she eventually won the
fight at the 21st round, by her oppo-
neit, nMollie Jones, both of them hav-
ing been severely punished, begging
her seconds in Gods name to take her
away. The fight and money, $50,
were awarded to Sarah, 231E
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Lodge Meetings In Rayenna.
Unity EOAdes NJ. 1s, Il x. !, meets 8 On n The
second and fourth Mondays Of each month.
f. TwIr. sec,y J, J. R1cHARDsoN, v, II.
Tyriaai Chapter No: 81, r. A. NJ, meets the
third aveahesdaF in each,montfl.i f9dgii6a1
EiN ssg:s,... q, aa5 20, ifi G, AssEy, II. r. r.
Bavenna Lodge No. 65, L, o. O. f., meets
Wednesday evening OF each week -
M.iyVSARNER. Secsy. f,iju w. H BEEBE. n. Coz
Ravenna Lodge No. 27O, L. o. G.. T. meets
Friday evening of each week. - afA''
l. B. MORGAN r. S. H. SAPP, W. C. T.
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Use "Bafrett's , and gray hair dis
appears.
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"WHES / goes d shopphg,a sdidia
olds lady, {" lnallers asks for what I
wants, and, if they have it, and it's
suitable, and I feel inclined to take it,
and, it's cheap, and it can't be got.any7,
where's for less, 1 ALMOST alters take it,
without ehafering about it all day, as,
most people do. naa : sgii1ss sse . l. T. t',l
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One year before the close of the war
q man named Daniel jackson died,
leaving in the hands of Wendell Phil
lips and William Lloyd Garrison, as
trustees, ten thousand dollars, to be
used in promoting sthec abolition of
slavery in the United States, After
one thousand had been spent, they 3wal'
had brought the desired consummation
Eabout, and the two trustees are now
quarrelling about the remainder of
the money. PhiTfips cihiins II fof the
4nti-iSlDceyy Stttaddrd;;i Garrison, to
educate negroes. Stranges thatneither
of these eseyliumanitari4msu think, of miti-
eating the slavery. of the factory girls
in New England. No more Legitimate
use could possibly be made of it; but
these girls have the misfortune to be
white, Pity them that they We're not
all born iiegroes.-N. O, Times. y, | ,t'Ia
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Rayenanaaan I a]e Ieecture sAssssele 5 esiiation II

Arrangements for the winter Or 1859.
liz < -Zzffb43fi
: The Course will consist of ten lectures, Of
which the Association are now prepared to an
nounce follows:
Ix.SsMfss ANSsA DICKINSON edncsday.
April7tass- snbject-issk srBUsGLE FOR I,tFE.'iiI
Terms Of, AdsRissio7s. 80 sae,s a
single Ticket ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90 cents.
Tickets can be had of W. b. Beebe, Treasurer
at 2nd National Bank, at the Rayenna Book
Store and at Waterman,s Drug Store,es az =
For the present the lectures win be held n
DAYS HALL, and will commence at 500
O'Clock. p. NJ. 81 Q Il i "A I
BY ortlerref the Executive Committee
II. Fl. STEVENS,
nIYfAfN u L a u II q Seciy.
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WATCH over yourself, BE your own
accuser then yaurs judge,i ask your
self grace sometimes, and, ifthdre is
need impose upon yourself some pain.
--ScReqate.i nj ti'is16Vfi asagH'a" ilfR Heii
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Ravenna. o. sIarchl1a, lsaa sa-s sw,
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

II n
hnu-----f uJ HffF Il
having purchased other property, now offer
my Dwelling House and Lot, ons sIsowery-Streets
in Ravenia for sale, anu Viii give Immediate
possession to the purchaser The lot is SO feet
front by 50 Deep and well improved with fruit
and ornamentas trees rand the house is well
built and in excellent repair .,
Terms of payment iieasonab blef ~ Z g p -
1d II, CIR ANNEY.
Il Rayenna o.. March 49, 1869, sg4ff 90 81
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NewwAdvert1senenss.
nSz- RanneyA,S IatfieldE ELegal notice.

R6g RanReya& Hatfsld ALegal Notice
R6eE. P. Hatfe,d-Assigne, IS Notice.
N95-H. c. Ranney-Dwelling House for Sale. !,
BSeeD.P Hopkins Public sale. 'nst y y /.
DG William, g. Ward Carriage for salesi 10
RSSe Edwin H. Gilbert-Lyman p. Gilbert's Es-
tate. iigH taitiis FI4s1 ii
B65e ANNA NJ. Byers, &c-Fredetick' Byers'
Estate. i lst 2. .Gi,IhF
BS5@J. Goucher-Homepathic PhysieianIa
LooAI NOTICES 'A i'tSsoaI
HSe Barett-+Biye Notices. qssi osla
HSPGrace eChurch-Religious Services.
BSeN. KahnF Notice ExtraerdinaryA
CLEVELAND q PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dee9 slst, 1858, Trains will leavt
Stations daily. Sundays excepted as follows:
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r SAY nothing respecting yourself
either good, bad, or indifferent; moth
ing good, for that is vanity; nothing
bad, .for Chat rs afFectatioa !; nothing
indifferent, for that is silly,,sis bss wa
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ID U b LIC S A. L Il.

I shall offer at Public Auction, at N.Y. resi-,
deree, ono tiile northeast Of EaIasilIe ~ = "a
ON FRIDAY, MARCH -S6TH, 1884, -
at 10 clock, M, The Following described per-
4 T Two Horses Horses, Cows, 1a yeariing steers, 1a
iyearling Hefers, 3 Shoats, aBolit 100 bushels of
Potatoes, some Hay in the NOV, Grain Drill,
BaltimoTe Cutting Box, I set Double HaTness
set Single Harness, Feather Bed, Plows, Har-
rows Household Goods, Re -3s1hfih~ aai ~ i's'f
Terms made known on day;ofI sale; 4 ,
p II. BEAN. AhctiOneer. IlnH Hf
Z, Earlville, March Sth, 1869, a9-tw*.
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+ YMAS r., GILsEi;T's EsTArE.,rf,ttdl ri
Notice is Hereby, given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor, of the
estate of Lyman II. Gilbert. late of Palmyfa,
Portage County and state of Ohio, deceased.
5t,ll f75G 9lli fftEI EDWIN H. GIIiBERT, ~
Executor.
DATED, at PstiiinyF is this 18th day of March A.
ID. 1850, rrsss .s-Ef f-lslEg OF -siI4H5 SSWft "A