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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-19

the lp"N sttif>i's1 N"PN' N"''l ~ 49,
right arm aud side, inlictlng very pain
ful wounds.
BEES WAx.--A Liverpool Gil cular from
Alexander ). McCrae to the Native
Nirginian, quotes the Price Of Amerl-
can bright pressed yellow bees wax at
IS a 81 cents per pound, and rough mix
'etl at 43 a 4334. Mr.. McCrae says that
ind pendently of the very large yield
OF mineral and vegetable wakes, Eng
land consumes some 1900 tons OF bees
wax per annuni, at a cost of 81, 900.
This large consumption should arouse
hcattentiol OF Americah apiarists, and
the pricrs stimulate production. One
European palace alone is said to burn
ten thousand wax candles nightly.
4 FREE RlDE.-Thc Lynchburg News
says that Mr. John $. Barbour, Presi-
dent of the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, has Issued orders granting
Tree Gravel over the road to all stock
holders in the company, the tickets to
be good from the goth day of NovGm-
Der to the lst OF December, Inclusive
The annual meeting OF stockholders,
which us ually takes place about this
time, has been postponed by order OF
Candy and we presume this courtesy
of tree travel is granted that the OWL
ers of stock may not be deprived OF
their usual yearly visit to Alexandria.
COMPUTING INTEREST. I've give a new
rule for computing interest. and it is st
simple that every banker, broker. mer-
chant, or clerk, should post it up tor re-
terence. There being no such thing Al
traction in it, there is scarcely any IL
ability to error or mistake. By no 9th
or arithmetical process can the desired
Information be obtained BY 30 few ii
CURES:
Sir Per Cent. Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number o.
days of interest desired, and divide by
sixty, the result is the true interest OIL
such sum for such number of days a
six per cent.
Eight Per Cent. Multiply any given
amount by the number OF days upon
which it is desired to ascertain the IN
terest. and divide by forty five, and thu
result will be the interest of such fo
the time required at eight per cent.
Ten Per Cent. Multiply the same al
above aud divide ty thirty six, and the
result will show the rate OF interest a
ten per cent.
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WANTED.

WOOL. WOOL.-I will pay the high
w est price in cash, for any quantity of
fine or coarse wool, washed or unwasbed.
Mtyll'J H. W. ri NJH ELOE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

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PAMPHIETsJoI1 naIois ztsa ssaoH 4.
dwoi atsI ~ nj ,tla Rrassrs) ~ E 10
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POSTERS OF ALL SIZES. v.,.,.,..3r
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AVENNA .sHRGnE FAcToRy; Fois
1a!S f9adte;Mon account of III health and deaf
ioIe otier for sale my Single Factory, a few
foTS as, south OF the Court House in Ravena ots's
4 me machlnery is early new andsin complete
running order The Single machinery. viii he
soin i separate from the engine. if des ire9 ifs
one desiring to purchase is feduestea III cs.ps
anu see 1t operate, Those ,1yanting SHINGLES
MADE are requested to bring along theif Timber
The above property will be exchauprcsfII,sffomr sII,ff
small Farm, orfor Village Property ii ffisftfS
: Ra1enna, Oct. 1lsss.tfefa II ii fBt{AARTIoN. t{A
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# nj ,LETTER; HEADS

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NEW ,AlD'QFo TIE LATEST 'SfYES,

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6P L.aZylfi and orF.g4.NG Yas
-. IN q -.ILElI...!Ll - e9g0l
JOB PRINTING.

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b97gtai yLe1svss ss'R .gfff1aDd xoi il,oI
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21
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r RAvEN:NiAl n MARBLE IRE works IS sTTTo

Having this day purchased of c. II Mills his
tlonal Bank, l. am now better prenared than
ever before to furnish those in want Of AtSHnl
nients, Headstones, Sc, of all descriptions at
as low rates for the Same material arid work
manslip as can be bought in northern Ohio i
would W. ADVISE all in want Of Marble not to buy
;I ~. agents. roulcan save 15lper cent byS com.
ing TO the shop and selecting what YOU want
Haytng had q long experience iai the business
and being a practical workman myself i will
purchasing elsewhere ~
Bank. ~ N"S'0'''7' = 4: W stSSr xli''
fRarennaesept N, 1885, sIIyaiief ,%i II j - a.,
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Oh ,T9gHG73 80 .huoi0'lE y4rsH M
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fo ssigiI1s sG5 3Ad1 ~ s,5s6i7Y sifr
and We feel confident Of our abfiity Il to give Sat-
'siae'i0n 20 AL those Who entrustrus with their
2sn'aTrssvoD o'T3 SAT / aloftTA
saIislo lis fo"insnfsffiss edt o. asTas
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who verify has bestowed Upon the IN
habitants of the earth Immortality.
Glory be to the Wonderful, who
hath s6wn ihhmherabl8 words dn lie
ocean of infnity, and filed them with
hosts Of Timmortals, that they Ashonld
love him, ana should be blest through
him.
r slerE TO thee ! GLORY to, thee GLORY
to thee, thou Most High the First
Father OF Creation, thou Inefabie; In
Mp.
a Hudson, Ohio al, ,.,o-s 4.x..o
JUDGING1k11,A1spF.A F.Aae1n.rcrs
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PLAINiaORsIN1 COIMRS.

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l,sf 55...55lI HORSES 81. .i:qe4
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ss.' s ssss s F Il. purses and all per
5 s q: e: ;:.:= Fl . il @
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4sss s. sac @ s .Ss':sa '" 5 : this part
$s' 5fs.ss SSss': Tvs :s ::
E! :::5 i ::i: e; :ss s:
ss the most celebrated ma m ,,,n
@ Ssi:s ;;:;: - :s @ $
e;ss: ::E ga'
two pr. Wagon value $780,
s ssE s ss sas:s;s
s::; 81 &C. ss: K Sc
'ENEIRE diamond ornaments M
sHQ8 guns handsomely finished gy
IS 2R s @ rs $50 and one hundred red feet 9 1.,
tez. assorted sizes, value ,su - zoq
$500 @ la's &c IF @ bal ao ss5
COAL ohannsusdo value $50
l; e; =: J: ;:E;. Fl
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% 9aaaa 70 lol
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q l sts % ,i: e s:E II: $ s s.:
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rrSnss YOUNGSTOWN Ohio
fd1 + tavaf. ~
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youngstown Ohio December3l 1858! u /
o1+ al1t 4Hoa l.et 5..-a. oqp t.
, & FOR SALE ut the L. DODGE 10
cnance
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ARTIFICIAL goldhIis manufactured
largely in the United States into imi-
tations jeWelry and other articles,
scarcely disting guishable from eoldsexI L.,s
cept by II tlhe inferior specific gravity, s raaAit
and it is a matters of surprise to al
most every one to learn, az that M tie 1T does
not contain single grain of gold, It
is composed of one hundred parts of
pure coppersoseYepteen off pure Stin.
six of magnesia, nine of tartar of
commerce, three-sixths of sal ammo
MAC, and one-siXth of unslaked lime.
The scoppeh first melted, and the sub
stances lexcept the TIM added, "a little
at time, and the whole well stirred
for q halfaI1hou 80 as 10 produce d
perfect mixture, when the tin is
thrown in and stirred round until
,melteds The enneibleEisFheifcogered.
and the fusion kept up for ,twenty-fiye
minutes, and the skum taken off, when
the substance,is ready iforsuseg 1t is
malleable and dnctile,, and can be
worked in any form, even into leaves.
like gold. 10 saL iial 3 .0eik
T. SA,la1SE eE9aJF - T55T9s a u Aha
A gToUGH-HIDEp, DEsPERADo--Mills.
the desperate, who was Killed at La
Crosse, Wis, by Pratt, must have had
body of the. alligator species. He
came to La Crosse1a few 9days before
heiwas killed and had six bullets ta-
ken froHR his body !. These bullets bas1
been lodged there at various times du-
ring the two years, and had penetrated
So far That it required consfd earable
force to take them out N NtotitlwRiithstand-
ihg the load of lead he carried about,
he was ready for any work, as is ex-
by the affisifd in which he
was finally, killed. aWhena Pratt shot
him the first time, the ball entered
Mills head;lin front of ithes ear, but
never staggered the desperate. rThe
second shot, behind the earykilled
him. The citizens of La Crosse pre-
sented Pratt with a suit Of elotl for
ending the fellows life. III is doubt /!
full if there lives. a tougher hided ,aas-
perado, and capable of standing more
blows 4 and d lead than Mills, when he
was alive.H
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CERTIFICATES FOR SALE at the store of q no,,c 10
street. Rayenna until OH sold
o an of $5 rapidly
of
Rayenna, January IA 1859. ofE 2tstto crit
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rhlCEo AS LOW As ELSEWHERE
-sib 10 ssssa rot ssbfyoqq L aisi3rA
|uf iiaqaug9 adi 97 4asmegr2a
stasdd[Nn, !TTlH5I THIS SECTION OFF,,
,fssTf Off .atiqnu u4 ssood9 lsa-
bot zoe Ilsd, z2tst. b91in oil 10 tnaf
riqmn sfHHE COUNTRY oil
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,slauoc ahi I'd
10 insv3 nj 3eG. s9bfyo1'I { sloff1f
3di ,5hi29h OF yiiqG,U adi 10 Issuilsr aai
vi iol ~ kaLh2z sd LLnds roii-onp
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7fSaj 1iii mo1l epbnI2xa . eIsi4sh
'y7n7 iIa noissiHmoJ odI 10 soit7ib
Isod eyad d2idw sminla mo11 guiaiqr
tiia1imbA 20 -jruo0 "a bsiaaibnib
,we,iavite ali those in want Of Job WORK wtoa
SKA RayennS I SstN Nov. g. st12sssss 1855 ia'ii b97oa1 Tfd
otiis h9TT9s97i T9fF. 'aa4 , ,afiI.
on hi, bua ,IsW Iat gni1pb ytHaaln9a |
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moo 7di Ia saoie1 9dr 4 ,!piiTA
.n0jgnidsEW ui bl3d l,i ul aei irl
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.di ,.gas lBso3ia gorafns II Z
, HobInq q lnE4g uoo- Iil8 lH5hi qq'I
FbrE al
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~oits OF ff9ftai0ssr Z ..af,asIE %
-'1oti Ii9lfaiishaf 1ea .sfog q lage8tf
.sGsaaH 10 9znfGisfs-q. Z g4f ri f,aa-.,
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nniaS n q sbs the Ssiaon quarter shares BRO
3. ..4-.5 Efpsr 4
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-DScame~ Slbent. n Sl0Mly the black
clouds move away. -<lS1 A-1I'-1
See ye the new sign of his nearness
the darling ray2t Hear ge ge high ia in the
clouds the thunder of the Lord? It
cries 1Aho9ah,l Jehovah and the shat
tered forest exhales with vapors; but
net onr huts; the Father FatfhTesr hath com com
fdaHded his destroy yer to, pass our tab
ernacles unharmed.
Oh, how they rustic how heaven
and earth, now rustic, with gracious
rain! How did the earth thirst vet
now tits ,quickenedeand heaven pours
upon it fnll blessings.
Behold Jehovah comes now no
more in the storm but, in gentle, soft
murmurs, Jehovah comes, and beneath
him curves the bow of peace" 4sH
The following is likewise alyrical
piece from the same poet:
,Tg5 5nTHE aREATHAIEEIu IuJAag Liz
M Glory be to the Most High, to the
First, the Father of Creation, to whom
our psalms can only stammer, for he
is the W Wonderfuf, the hefable, the In
comprehensive ~ 'fta
Aoafiaine from the altar near the
throne has streamed into our soul
We exult with heavenly joys that we
exist and may wonder at his great
ness.
7osGiory be to him also from us here
below, near the tomb, although crowns
of the archangels are cast down at the
stSstepB towards his throne, and the
charm of bis song of praise continual
lyresounds. fas1 ~ s1si<... ~ - =; r
Glory and Thanksgiving and praise
to the Most High, to the First, who
began not; and win not cease to be,
~ - 7 Hlr ~. 81 is ~
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let GOODS, NEWEST STYLES DIXONs,
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Tho City Amusementn. A


. AT TIE CHEsNUT the laughable comedy OF The
Savcy Houeendid will be performed this evening
with Miss keene In the character OF 'eToinette." /"
An amusing C0medietta will also be given, In which
MI M0rdaunt and Mr. Bowers Will appear.
new play by an American author, entitled
iatrtce or, The White Woman Of Wicklo, will shortly
be produced.
AT THE WALNUT the drama Of Enoch Arden, not
having proved a brilliant success, has been with
drawn, and this evening the ever popular drama OF
Uncle Toms Cabin Will be given.
On monday next Miss Bateman will appear in Tom
Tayiors drama of Mary Warner, supported by Mr..
George Jordan and Miss Virginia Francis,
AT THE ARCH Cravens comedy of The Needful will
be performed this evening.
AT DUPREZ 4 BRNEDICTs OPERA HOUSE Mr. Frank
Kent will appear this evening in his various female
presentations, in addition to other attractions.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE n fine
minstrel programme, embracing the burlesdue of
Bogus The Quarter Sessions etc, will be presented
this evening.
SIGN0R BLITz will exhibit his magical wonders
this afternoon and evening at the Assembly Building
THB AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF Music will give
the second grand matinee of the season to-day at
the Academy of Music. The programme Is an ex-
ceent one embracing selections from Rossni, Men
delssohD, Bate, chopin and other composers.
THB STAR" COURSE OF LBCTURES.-IIOn. Charles
Sumner will deliver his lecture on "Caste" this
evening. at the Academy OF Music. Mr.. Summers
reputation as scholar, an orator, and a statesman
VIII undoubtedly attract an immense audience this
evening.
Mr.. Pughs next "star" will be Rev. Robert Coll
yer, ID. D., who will lecture on the subject of "Clea
Grit" on Friday evening. Mr.. Coliyer is very
popular lecturer and this discourse will be wei
worthy OF the attention Of the public.
PROFESSOR BLOT will commence "a course OF lee
lures on cookery, at the Assembly Building on
Inursday next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
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nEAFNESS.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
~ science and skill have nyented to assist the hearing
every degree of deafness; also Respators also ran
dals Patent Crutches superior to any others n use al
Ohesnut ~
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DIED.

BEVENS.-On the morning Of the Goth ultimo, GusSIF
19 yeare. ~ ~ $50
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from fathers
o'clock. '' W. ~ " Nv
CRITTENDEN.-On Tuesday, November 90 ELIZA r.
ORITTENDEN, in her 18th year -
The friends OF the family respectfuy uvited In at
tend the funeral from the residence Of her son, Rev s.
w. Crittenden, N. w. of Thirty. seventh and
SAMSON Streets West Philadelphia ON Thursday the I'd
instant, at O'Clock p. M
LAWSON.-On Monday morning, November 90 1859
JOHN Ia aged Ia years and months of John L. and
Rebecca g. lawson. sss
LEwIS.-On the Goth ultmo Mrs SARAH LEWIS
in the 44th year of her ago.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral her late residence
No 1924 Ninth street, Sunday afternoon, December
8, at o'clock. To proceed TO Lafayette Cemetery.
OZIAS.-On Monday, the 2qth ultimo, JOHN OZIAS,
formerly of Germantown in the 57th year Of his
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral his late residence No
1881 NJ Eleventh street. Friday afternoon, December B.
at o'clock Interment at Glenwood Cemetery
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NO. lz1o street,
large and weaelected stock of red and white Shaker
Flannel, Merino, and Canton Flannel Undershrts and
Drawers British stout Halt Hose Fine Dress Shirts
for and boys Collars Ties, Oravas and Bows and
general and complete assortment Of Furnishing Goods of
superior quality the lowest rates Every article war
rented TO be represented, and straightforward. fair
dealing carefully adhered TO. IL II 2Inrp
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BUY THE HARLEIGH.
BUY THE HARLEIGH.
PUREST LEHIGH COAL MINED.
OFFICE, CORNER SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN.
DEPOT, NO. e57 N. NINTH STREET
WILLIAM w. ALTER.
BEST QUALITIES OF SOHUYLKILL,
LORBERRY, AND SHAMoKIN COAL
EARTH CLOSET OoMPANYs patent dry earth comi
modes and privy fixtures at A. H Franciscus Co.'s No.
bl3 Market street.
GRoyFa BAKER'g Highest Premium Sewing Machines
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CITY ITEMS.

OUR PRIcEsFo MEMS YOUTHS BOYS Fail Clothing
guaranteed lOeT than Ne elSerhere and Tu salts
faction guaranteed all purchdss n eoery respect, or he
sale cancelled and the money reftmsfed.
STYLE, FIT, AND WORKMANSHIP Of Readyni1de Gar
met superior 10 stock Of ReadyDldde Goods IN Phd-
delphia.
ALSO, CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of Goods IN The Piece 10 be
made up 10 order in The best and finest manner.
HALF WAY BETWEEN J BENNETT Cos,
Fj(h and TOWER HALL,
Sirth Streets. } SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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M0FFETr-NEFF.-O On the 18th Of November By Rev
" MMilham Sterrettl ARCHIBALD MOFFETT To Miss
wSsIS 7Sgpdsy, October 81 by Rey
nE ~ 81 eldest daughter of Theophilus Hustled. all Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-16
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THEGAzEIli
Excursion Party indian Hostiiities.

ST. LOUIS, JuLe, Is. An Omaha spcci
says ex Secretary Seward and party STATED tor
San Frai cisco this evening. They intend TO
visit Salt Lake and stop at various pointa OF
interest.
This afternoon, near Lone free, two white
men were killed by small band OF lnd'an'.
supposed to be Sioux.
The Platte River steamers Nile and Ida
Reese, from Fort Beutcn, report that the In
dams above the fort are fighting among hem-
selves and killing whites when found alone,
but make no demonstrations against boats or
forts.
A Hays City dispatch says news was re-
ceived here to-day that the Indians arc robbing
and numbering settlers near Minneapolis, forty
miles West of Salina. Cart Weir, with
a company OF forty men, started from Fort
Hays early this morning for Camp Supply,
taking with him all the Indian prisoners from
Fort Hays, numbering upwards OF fifty men,
women ard children.
1t is said that they are to be delivered to
their respective tribes as soon as possible. The
object sought is TO make peace with the tribes
now on the war path