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New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
Hazard & o.Aw.,u. Cod Liver OH IS ,A. s..A
MARRIED.

OAKLEY puDLEYAt tha reLlence o. tho srsS' 1rs. Z
TasuIsi Anil B. by tho Abbott Y. kittTlge Sss.
o,k1y aad Anaa DadeY sdas. daughter 'f'r'ss "1s
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARBER ELLA p, No. 2sf Bleectsr.st 5l 90
CUNARD Sir EDWARD. fOm-Graee Church 49,. IHr
CLENNEE PBTBR r.. No. 33t West Tselhsst 49,
COSTBR ELlzABBTH o.. from 81 MarsscA -l''
HcC0IL0TjGH SARAH No. ass SprtngJse. rrf rls
SFSRITT GRO ~ from Church Of thc tnesrnsnen.
oDRLL. HALsBy, Ne, IA sessh o1icIdse' Sreetys' ="
SDn SSgrw R,zR WM No 6i West BslLic-st, Bookln- p
y RRRwIaH p rom Chuxeh oftss Holy Trinir
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VkEl ApTN I-bFehIH8 8l--NusF7H uH'HEuBV"F
wRsr INnIt MARKET
nnnRsrlC MARKETS

WIKI INDIA HAhhEIN
April The mHrketb adyaheng ano we
e to-day on the 9Ais oi u sN Pe
atroLs for No ~ Dutch Stsndarf
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

E HOUSBKEEPBR AND EVERY CHIio rt
SHOULD RRAD III.
Ars you about 20 prvn, yo~ Trss' -.-I
Sc. what HEARTH HOME has On ss subject ss'''
doing so.'
DO you ever eat P0Tkf -.-.t
Do not fail to read prgs vsa.iL. article this weeks HEAEAs
AND HOME, II DAI m's your life
DO you Oani clerk siT Of siO00 "S"ssa
bald AO..s N tie pie,aig Of Sts York I'D 3-'r
Read sti. vsey. HEARTH AND HoME
DO you I1< Root Besrf ~. r. -...gI .,.1t..-.l -ie
Learn how to mai. from this weeks HEARTH AND HOME
DO yOu contemplate buying EOHsaeaa "a fAs c"u"'ry'
Read mi, weeks HEARTH AND HoNs. .....,
Do Won Oa.. 70 saOa Sh.Ar ~ e@as Of FE''te' a''' "e&
u.,,,Ga.t ,, % | . rF
a. -aa. strs nys sboutit
Do you like good poetryf f. .t
Read sAranD rArLOAs poem HRARTH AND HOME
DO vow cant 10 toO hoc prisoners treated BY tnAon ks,
See wha, Mr. FREDzRro this weeks HEARTH AM
HOME
IRE you fond of fns UsOd episi n
ses ula.tr.a.us Of HEARTH AND HOME.
Do YOU raat buy paper 0a help to 'asrss s~s
en,uH your Jamuyf
Bar this weeks HEARTH AND HoMS
NJ v. cant % .AOe a. YOU tnOs ,pena w~sv sss
percors oEgst Be riAi
po, Chi, -e,i. HEARTH AND HoaE
PETTRNGrLL, BATES o..
No. n P.rsro-. Ss"r'
10 CENTS A COPY, ga YEAR
PoR sALg BY ALL SEwsDEALERs.
nfoet A. han
ORR. DSs sS a. .sfhsh si L ;5s;: dsch: i:
N,rYorE Aprl6 1863
The Planting seasen.
:.@S.. S!.:%;S,.l F..ss:%.. Ts; :9a saTsSs S:sls.
Roses their own roots f
RSslsoSsniron: RSs.ss the best lowering shrub
F'' catalogues azure" PARSONS a Co. Yl.hos. NJ
!ns S IL A '
...S.s X. .: }...' rT .sa sa'iaoHs 'iacIS.iop free.
Encel.lSr 80 psstGiir sRri9f Water
Fresh fro" h' 'P'''s BEDFoRDs. No. 7se s..A..e
''Hq has f fl.SP nSPrES s rfEsi5s"
so Case. sAsATooA aSdssas sS sSRSsS Srs'S1 wiTKn
g Case. Case. sAssroSA sassroSGA "RaPfas WATER
8 Case: aiGa ROCK SPRING wATRs
IS Gases oKTiYssune MINERAL ,sa n l. wATsR .Ivs
50 Case. vRRaosT SPRING wArBR =, q c,t-
LfFspPIacs. F%l 5s%Hsi ss%YcR% y 81 way -
aIass lieefina-SUNDAf he =
,hs New York Stsdt Thester No. 81 BoweyTne oeita
Nsr.Yort will assemble for the purpose e hdonns '1s
The Rxel.s law passed hy the Assembly
---------- Cnppet sweepers.
prRRtSGToSs CARPET swBEPERs -
p.. n, save onT Carpet strength AMI are Ine
use For sale By All frstclass House sfuahEg stores
BY dEo' PuRSiSoiVSS e. . s.rsl.rsL-
-aInert Gates, DRALER IN FEK WATCHES, 's"AhA''
sii.yERWARR No i66 Broadway up stASs
rsy- Special attention to Repalnas rsps VIZ
II. tho Automatic Clothes washer p~pst
RsISTes ps,nt-Di, ,penses With labor ano wear 0'e
10 Coartsndtst, Ne~ York = l,e Ia paIs pag
-Clotbe. w ringers Of sH kinds RkPAiiaspp;. PAiip.
fr hs UNIVERSAL which "a Coaftspdtst, n T.
G. BRomAIso -. ~.
All Railway Trave's"
......-t. and ... ,..,v ,,orxr,v
All yKw YoRkERs LOOKING FOB hoAA' ~ 'A-
ALL INV "'D should read
THE TRIBUNE
.fmoSpAY. april IA
'1',pI - - dad, nv. ns AROUND NETWORK,
SAlraUAyS LaD COUNTRY THEY RUN rHRouoR
~ 1f,om thirty 10 forty miles Ou each hsT'
rpK RESIDENTS ON THg LINBs.
THE PARKS THEY CHARGE,
THE ACCOMMODATIONS APPoRDEp,
AM THB ADVANTAGES oPfRRs
| TO ALL WHO WISH TO
| LIVE DN MODERATE cosr,.
uso .v,1uAsEg TABLE OF COMPARISON VIE FA'S dse"'
! t'>-N~''> ARolND LoNpoh II 4
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
sp,siaI yatis.s..
Hearth and Home.
HEARTH AND HOME.
No. II NOW READY:

EVERY FARMER EVERY HoRTTcULrURIsT EVERY cLsak
on A SMALL SALARY, EVERY INVALID. EVERY
HoUsEKEEPBR AsD EVERY CHILD
SHOULD RRAD III.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-10
ELECTION INTELLIGEYCE.
CONNECTICUT HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
ft.....- t-..- TIVEg tttaIt sl-- 2.

IRepubiesns in Roman, and Democrats ia ItqliesI q
FAIRFIELD COUNTY. q 4 MIDDLEsRX COUNTY O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
rankin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.


Directors.
sAnL McULHLLAH, aEoRal MENDEL.
=. ". FRANxHKN, J: N. VANCE,
J. II. HOHRB, MIOHARL REELLHY,
LOUD q. SrITRL.
This company how having been organized
tlve years, and In that time done SUCCESS.
fnl business, is still prepared 70 take risks al
tair rates on Buildinga ofal kinds, Merchan.
dtBB, Manufacturing EstabliBhmentA Fur.
nltnre, steam BOaI6 and cargoea on the W6A-
tern RlVeB and Lakes. This company Of.
fem superior Inducements 10 Farmers, whore
by they can De insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and coptents for or years AT
reduced rates. This being a State company
t'N I1RGESr CARm CAPiTAL
paid in, and surplus Of any company in the
bLRtei aud composed or some ninety four
Stockholders, most OF whom are among OuI
boSt business mon, recommends itself 70 the
favorable confederation OF the InRnrInH
public and RolIcits their patronage. Appli.
cations for Insurance WilEbe promptly alton.
ded 70 at their ONCE, No. " Monroe street, OF
n their several agencies throughout tho
state. f,I.
E.IT -. ON. COEN, Secy.
[ gl.-- y. q. DlOK, Asst Sec'y.
HAM'L MCMILLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELI, Vice President
febl0-tl&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
MARRIAGE,

reneGt that sound mind AMI b,,Av a..
m04t necessary requisites ~ pTon,,,ls r,S,,1I,
hlAI happiness. 1ndeed, without INV, ill.,,
Journey through Hl1 bUcOnta, y we.rv nj.
krilnAGo; Tie prospect hourly darkSns n H.,
vleWI tlls MUD DecOmeH siladoWOd win DE-.
apAir and nlled with the m6lAnchOIv rat,aC
ION tlAt thb hAppInAsH Or an6l her 1919,
bllHhtal with OtIr nw1I "SN'lS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
JOHN Ro .)lE1]M vi Rs,
The Cheap Cash Store of the Place %.

lam now almost daily receiving Mag
nlnoont Stock OF fT7 go - . TI"Si
,SI Blk Poplins, 1.ai a.H. 10
IN empress Cloths ... ......r.
Hlarltx, Satin Faced, .---.. ....,
- MeflnOa 80 ..Ta.H aHll
French MerInos, ..... .-r.Tt
Alpaca and Alpaca PoplInH. ..,
Plaid Poplina, .,- DBL. .....- ........-
Mantilla Velvets, -
ghinchillas and beaver Cloths, rsl
ShaWb OF all kinds, , ...'... ..
BlanketH, FIRnnels,
cloths, C6AAimareh, ..H... -..a
Yankee Notions, Gloves,
Hosiery. Drcas Tflmm ings, H.
FufB, UloRkR, gs-0-,r -. .. ...
Carpets and on Cloths,
Hugs, Blinds, &C., 90, ..rnr
Also an endless variety OF good OalIcos
from 8 70 lbc; MuHlinA from 10 10 2Oc; Fian.
nelH from - 10 60c; Hoop skirts from go 10
" w BalmoralS from SGU0 10 81 90; CARPETS
nom ac 70 81 -; BlAnketa from IS 50 70 0iO %
pAlri Plaid DreSd Gooda from 8ctO 81 % q
yard. and other articles TOO numerous 10
mention. - - :,
ALL DASH BUYERS, either Wholesale or
Retail, are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine our stock before purchAtinR else
whore. 10 n - ~ =" -
JOHN ROEMER.
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MeaEn.
BALTII0REI d HOSPITAL
nrAnllAHE Bi AHA sh EE1uan FROM
rAE ONLY RH19n E4hkRE 4 oURA

nR JoHNsoN has discovered tho most
~ Certain. tneaiyt and only EnnCfnai
Remedy IN thai World for W0aknoI1 Id the
Rlck OF Limbs Structures, Affections OF me
KianeyBAnd Bhtlder, Involuntary DlSchar.
nS H z Gen. iG y s sS aS SSR
T1mil ityI ygpuahhng, DlmnQ9 Of Sight ni
6lddlnhaG DtDq9a al Tho Head, Thr0aL, NGS0
|oe skip "a neetipnn Of The 1AVoI LunEs,
SsSlnE t6m ~ sSlIiasg IS6I.s y
andgV lttagy pTac tieo9 more fhta 70 their VIC
Tins lhRnD Ehe cong oi HyTens 70 tho Mariners
o. UlyDeaS -bllghtlng their most brilliant
aSpfls or anSiSlpallgn fS9aerlnE marriage
| Fl@,2 Y W. I5 G1A 66Ss MEN .l''
sapSslall Who AaYS Rlo0nea the Victims OF
that t1l and destructive
sSs N Sns a 2 q sp !S ,sl%ely
llent Rlll bEtl Mimi Inialiect. VIVA
might Qth9fytiAe hAVo 0ntFanCSI IlSisninS
33enAtQfa y IN thet hund0Fs OF 1lOlnonct, ~
Wake nj scstseH ihe illSlnG lyrS' may IsII
lJ'Gw c2!rllARRIA0E. uG u. Zoo
GStriG Poty6nIi, 6r Young Men contain
plainly marriage, bong ayarOof pIySicMI
Mea.E;nI l OFEanlc -Dobuity peForIhillSs
HlMho piaoea hlnSolr. .undar the chr, a,
DR.. J. may rellgiOpaly confifia In his hI,nnI
g . gentleman and Confidently reIV MA,n
hia REill A. a physician, uo.I.7.IIG
~ do!.sz ORGANIC WEAKNESS. ru III
Immediately cured and tnl Vigor rastoted,
l.. Tht9 ~ ing Anect ton, which ranLulh
no miHetahle ind mAu1ngB mpoadblA, u lie
penalty paid BY tho Victimlof Improper ill-
dulgelcea. Young p0nona arc too Apl Ia
commit exceG1el nom not being aware on ma
dreadful consequences that may enBu6. Nt,V
who that understands tho subject viii nl'.
lend 70 dnny that tho power Of 'prOCFuAlilin n
lost sooner BY those falling Into inlpnIIeI
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy OftnrnIS
tho most serious and destructive aylnuIon.H
OF both body and mind arise, Tie EvHI.,nI
6ecaIne8 deEanged, the PhyAIcial aud HsnIai
Functions WOakenOd,- L01B OF -PJIcrIo,tIVe
Power, Nervous lriIahllILy y, llyspopsla. Iiu.
pltAtI0n OF the Heart, 1ndlgestlOn, CS1irIi.
tntiOnal Debility, and Wasting or ths SfauIe
Cough, Consumption, OOCay6nd Death. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

a TIDAL wave Of great sIze and force,
at oran, Algeria, Il ID reported, recent.
~ destroyed.R strong :sea wall for the
distance OF 2.62l feet, or half a mile
Tho account says that after the fifsl
breach forty feet wide was made, tht
wall rapidly broke up, the inlnenst
granite blocks being swept away like
chat. The spray reached a height Of
800 feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

A QUESTION. AAO Young mother in
this city, on the iimportant occasion OIL
making her little boy Ills first pair ol
trowserg, conceived the Idea that Il
would be more economical 10 make
them OF the ,game dimensions behind
and before, 30 that they might ba
changed about and aFevenly. Theii
effect when donned by the little fellow,
was very, Ridiculous. Papa, at fltsl
sight OF the baggy garment; burst into
n roar OF Laughter, aud exclaimed, ooh,
my dear, how could you hRvo the heart
to do Il why, the poor little fellow
won't know whether he's going "a
school or coming home.'-Ddyton Led,
1Cr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
YOUNG MEN

Who uAyu injured. themselves by "A ,x,ris,
pracIioO, nilnIged In when alone, HtIsI%, !, ~
QuHntly lHArned rom evtI comlfHiIinns' ar q,
SchooI, he enecta OF which ArG nlgnuy i.ii.
even when asleep, and, II not cured. r.u,,Ia,t
marriage impossible, and dtatr0Vs ls,tiS ,.t,S,,I
ana boly, should apply imInedialSly. ''"
What pity that u young man. M, hnna IL,
lh country, the pride or lIls pnrsnIs. HH6STi
be SnAlehed noun all prpSpsclHS ID en,oS.
it nSnts y ne " Tie cUn1eHiuUndei 81 deVlI,.
In certain secret habit, HuuiI La,I, M ,',nu1
before CONTEMPLATING I''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
'' TAKE PARTICULARS NOrlun.

Dr. J. addresses all thO8e who have iniured
themselves by improper indulgence Anti Mi.
taEy hAbitA, which rum both bOdy anu mind.
uniting them for oithef buHinISa, KIndv. "a.
ciety or marriage. 7l .lo11I q y TT6''0
These are some OF the SAD and mslannhohs
G4ec@ produced BY early habIts OF y,,niiS
W; weakness VI me back and Limits, PsinS
III the Head, DlmneABOf sight, LSls az Nns.
eulAL Power, PAlpItAtiOn OF the Hunr. Nv.
PepSla, NerVou- LriLAblllty, DerangenIeni 6I
the DlgestlxS nncLionA. General IIeSlIitT
symptOnlSof CollStlnI pIl Ion, az.
nkNTAItY.-The EaltI1l' effecia nm tn,
mind arc mach 70 DedEGtlLied, y 4 ~ or Ms,I,'
otyIConfnaion or luHai, depression or Sniriit
MI RoFebodlngS, AVulsI0n 70 bOcittv. Nan
some OF the evils prUduueGl, NV
IhOGAanda oI ipuEaUnb OF ali RHuH can noXs
nudge WhAl u The Gauss OF Lhulr utuIIIH,,
neI!tA, losing LhGir Vigor, becoming Wa.2,
palio, nervous and emAciatel, hAViuI, n tS,,'
gulAr appearance About the owes, IjnnSn SIH
symptunls OF Congnm ptlOn, 'N4' -
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a Ghost TRlkinE 70 Iler Husband.
From The HdtfIortl CD,r-anf ... .T

uS
From TIC HrttOra cntrunt. ~ f..
A man residing near Danbury claims
that he saw the ghost of his wife q few
evenings since. She has been dead
some two years, and since then be has
lived alone. One evening last week he
WHa sitting alone In the kitchen, with
q light burning, and feeling tired, laid
himself down ON bed in an adjoining
room: In few minutes thereafter, he
saw the inquire OF woman enter the
room ana come toward the bed, and he
recognised II as that Of his dead vile.
He called her by name. and naked. iis
that your The figure answered, iYes.
The gentleman says he then sprane mn
and approached the apparition, bnt ID
Vanished, and he saw no more or Il. ne
Insists that he was Wide awake at Inc
slime, AH1v lgI a.tHEr ri U.4fT ifIIfI
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g M, AiSa 4

SAgles ~. H9plh ,ErederIOE, htreel,
Len hand ode going krom Raitlmora alr,,a, a
~ noen nom tlgE corner FiAiinnt IN o.
WYE kn9 nage 4nd number. -ni le,,TiST. -.
No lettem received nnleIIl poat t,aii NJ d
psI;ana ,9Sstii stamP 70 % used on the.nsply.
POTION OF AdHqEtteamant describing SyIni.
TSs noo,,s,. u1utg.6Ijjg eIgIa!lTlGn.'ln :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
DISEASES OF IMPkUDENoE.

When tho InlaG1Ided aud inprudsnt vorA.
" OF pleaSnro nnIA that he has iInbI6etI ira
heeIh " tllH painful disease Il TOO OIlan h.nD
pel4A: that ~ ill.IlIIed HenSo OF -s6HinS w
aEeau q discovery ueterf linn nom Ap6ITIhe
~ InoSe, VINO IrOin education and rts5pt4,t1.
billty, CAN alone befrIend him, uelaVIt'" iii
tne constitutional symptoms or mn hSrr.
disease make tlolr app6Arlnob, Anrli a urs I.
tnted sore thrOAt, dleRsed moss. uOctnIn, :,
palms III Tie hean aud lilnhs dImn,sSS ~ sIal.t
deama4 npdeaon THO lHhIiis ZONES NH AIM
plothheS ON the head, heS- aiitF t,xfnentfieS
progressing with trightrll rHpIIIIV, iii ~
laht Lie palate OF Tie nIUuLll ar ia i,nua.t,
o Ing move nl! In, and tlIa Victim on Inn
cwI aeasS n ;S 4orrld DlIecii
drSAdfpl suter1ngH, by AsGnuinI lin ~, an,
Ondlecovefodl UOlHIFy1 IrUln h isnca si 10y
traveller returnB," 0e hu
L % MlILASoAJlX IA In sl 2 ~, ,bo,,,
sands fall Nlctlpls hi .t n,.s.
my 70 the 1uiihkl tihliS III E1i,sTnI nv ~
9s :. 1tSSi, WHO, " ths nis or that DEA lily
foiSoNi AhR9UkE, falu Iis colts ~ ation
aud mako tie residue uf liIe niissrul,i,, "''o"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
1nS Dootof1 DIPLOMA hang In Ills ONCE
INDoRHEl[kNT .0FF8EpREaS

Tho many ihouiandI cnrei n ~. ,.,,,,
IN nlanment H1Ihln 1.-the laSt ftWsntyyfa lrs. ana
me numaFpuD lnp0r thnt HnHlinaL ineSS ,innS
permrmedb y DE. 1ohnnton, Sl1tneSsgd 6U tI,a
EoPotten Of zhe 6tHt and many other papeIS
AgAin betorp Tho public vb6aidaS hiE SpeI,dine
~ Eenhemln. Of ichnrnDtAF. and ltSSnSSI a.
hlhttae mnctmt GrAr1ntOot0 Iha atiilcfa.l
aK1N DIsEAaHS HPEEDu4Y UURED.
mAflB-ly -lstA '0IEi nj IT,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09


HUSBAND AND -WIvEs.-Custem in
many instances has become law, and
as it is customary to make pres
ents at this season of the year, our
much esteemed. old friend, H. w.
Bane, manufacturer of the famous
Hair Spring Mattress, has come to the
conclusion that presentation of one
of his style of Mattresses would rem
der more general satisfaction, and be
more appreciated by the receiver than
anything else comeS@able. Don't fail
to attend to this matter. He makes
and keeps all kinds of Common Mat
tresses, such as Sea-grass, Husk, Span
ish Moss, with or without Cotton or
Hair-top. Try them.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09

FATAL AFFRAY AT EARLvILLE.-
We learn that a man named Carroll
died at Earlville Station on Friday
afternoon from wounds inflicted upon
his person during an affray with a
man by the name of McGafferty.
The particulars so far as we are able
to learn them are as follows. Some
ten days or two weeks ago the two
men had quarrel about putting hand
car upon the Z. r. track, in which
Carroll got the worst of the fight.
Determined not " to give it up so."
Carroll proceeded to the quarters of
McGafferty in the evening and de-
manded admission, which was refused
when he went to work with an ak and
battered dowd the door, and another
fight took place between the men, in
which Carroll received several severe
blows, one of which was with the head
Of an ak in the abdomen. After the
fight Carroll was about until some
time the next day, when he was taken
down, and on Friday afternoon last,
died. The trustees of franklin town
ship and three physicians visited the
residence of the deceased and held a
post mortem examination, and the
physicians gave it as their opinion
that death was occasioned by mertifi-
cation resulting from the blow with
the ak in the abdomen. Immediately
after Carroll became confined to his
bed McGaferty left. We learn that
the Trustees teiegraphed to Cleveland
and, perhaps, other PAGES, directing
the arrest of McGafferty, but that no
arrest has yet been effected.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09

The Affair at Kent.-On Wednes day of last
week, Frank NJ, Kelso, who had been arrested
on charge of assault and battery on the body
of James Montague, with intent to kill, appear
ed before Justice Archer, in Kent, in pursuance
of his recognisange, and waived an examination
when the Justice required him to give bond in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance at the next
term OF the Court of Common Pleas, to answer a
charge Of fmanslaughter, which was done. James
G. Kelso and Augustus Bigelow becoming sure
ties.
On Thursday morning said Kelso appeared be-
fore Justice Robinson. ,.in this village, and wav-
ing the reading of the affidavit and examination
inthe case entered into bond in the sum of 5000
for his appearance at the next ter.n of the Court
of Common Pleas, to answer the charge of mur-
der in the second degree with the same suretics
as above.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09
SHALERSYILLE.
[coRREspoNDENcE.1


Since I wrote you last, there has not been
much going on here The farmers have been
improving their time for few days back, Dig
ging potatoes. Not much corn has been husked
sFoun here this fall It is a very good crop
considering the chance it has had
CENSUS of all the old people over the age of
70 years, residing in this township. is being ia
ken. Mantua gave list of ~ old people oveg
that age. Probably this town has many if not
more
o. c. RIsDoN's Cheese Factory is still in ope-
ration, but will close soon if this weather con-
tipues.
THE people who trayei the road leading
through the swamp in the west part of the town,
known as the big Tamarac swamp arc anxious
to see the ditch, which has been surveyed, put
through, thinking they can once more pass over
this road without being in danger of being cap
sized and shipwrecked.
THE young people in School District No. g.,
have organized a Literary Society. which is
turning out to be q success, and may prove a
great benefit. This Society is known as the
Philomathian. The name is quite appropriate
shalersville, Dec. 8, 1869. G. d.
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Course of Lectures.

In compliance with the request of numerous
citizens, Prof 8. <. Sweetman, formerly of New
York and who has Travelled extensively on the
Continent of Europe. will deliver series of
Twelve Lectures, in the town of Randolph, Por-
tagc County, on the Scenes and Society of the
Old World.
These lectures will embrace the political, So
cial and religious characteristics of England,
France, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples. Germany and
Italy Rome of the Cesars, Catacombs and
Cemeteries. The Tomb of Virgil, Antiquities
Relics, &C., sc.
The Introductory lecture will be delivered in
the Town Hall, at Randolph Center, on Tuesday
Evening, Dec. 14th, at Ga O'Clock, precisely,
To the first three lectures free admission.
JOSEPH PRICE. NJ. D.,
AUSTIN COLLINS,
THOMAS GORBY
ALEX. P. DONNELLS,
THE0. r. MERRIAM,
LEWIS HINE,
4. 4. DAVIS, and others,
Randolph Dec. 4, 1859. Comm ittee.
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Disease yields to Treatment.
Judicious Means EmpIoye d
Saves Untold Suffering.

If you would be Strong, Healthy and Vigor-
Gus, use H'ights Tonic Cordial and Blood Pu.,
ritter. 1t is a superiative Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial and is an infaIlible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor II
purihes the Blood. neutralizes any bilious OF
acrid matter in the stomach, and siren CITIZENS
the whole organization. 1t cures ScrofrIasSal
Rheum, Fetter Boils, Blotehes, 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 stfmu-
ating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect, finally they positively injurious
FAKE W'i0ht'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, Rayenna, Ohio
Ravenna, Sept g. 1868, w.
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SHERIFF LAIRD and Col. George w.
Dickinson, of Warren, started for CO.
lumbus the other morning with the
following prisoners convicted at the
late term of Court: NZelotus Moore,
harse staaling, 9 years; RostYick Par
keF, grand larceny, 2 years; John
Kane, grand larceny, 2 years Charles
McQuiston, grand larceny, year.
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The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE We
surrender large portion of our space
this week to the somewhat lengthy
communication Of President Grant,
and in order to lay il before our read
ers in our regular issue, are compelled
to defer number of articles which
were prepared and in type when the
Message was received.
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a LADY from New York, who has
been for some time past stopping with
her husband, iu Washingtonvilic, Co
lumbiana county, attempted suicide,
on Tuesday night of last week, by
swallowing an overdose of morphine,
but with the aid of emetics and q
stomach pump, physician succeeded
in saving her life. No cause is as
signed for the rash act.-Buckeyc
ISf0fe
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09

Burglary.-Wc learn that the residence of
Mr. John Bricker, on Harris street, ws burgla
I5oIlsly entered last Friday night. and $25 in
money stolen from trunk whore it had been
deposited by Mr. B. tho evening previous The
job WIS SO adroitiy done that no one of the fami-
~ was aroused, and the theft vas NOT discovered
nntst the next morning when thetrunk was f9upg
unlocked and the money missing,
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We see by the Tifiin Adrertiser
that Rev. Dir. Pitcher, Of Michigan,
is to deliver lecture in that city, the
subject of which is "Seven Weeks
Among the Arabs" lie must have
visited New Lisbon for some fort
nights.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-09

Thanks.-We are under obligations to Audit
or Gre nell for copy of the Twenty third An
nual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agricnl
ture. and al so FIR n cory of the Statistical Re-
pors OF the Secretary of State The quota of
these Reports for this county have been reeceiv-
ed at the Auditors Office and apportioncd among
the several townships. and arc ready for deliv-
cry to the township CLERKS.