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srASTCA CORRESPONDENTS.

On Friday last number of the cit
liens of Mantua attended Dress Re-
form Pic Mic, at Punderson's Pond, in
Newbury, Geauga Co. The people
assembled there from the surrounding
towns, until the number amounted to
about 800, one half the ladies being
dressed in the expensive, uIcomforta-
bic and unhealthy style of dress de-
manded by fashion, and the other
half adopting the more convenient.
economical and heaithful American
costume. The day, which was very
pleasant, was spent in listening TO the
excellent music of the .Chagrin Falls
Brass Band and in hearing speeches
from various individuals on the sub
iect OF Dress Reform and in friendly,
social greetings with neighbors and
friends and also in boat rides on that
beautiful sheet of water of which
NeWbury may justly be proud. The
President of the day, Mr.. D. NJ. Allen
introduced Mrs. J. III. Stillman Sey-
erance. NJ. D. of Milwaukee, Wis, a
pioneer in dress reform, having worn
the American Costume in the practice
of her profession for fourteen years,
who gave a very Interesting lecture
on the Physiological and other reasons
for its adoption. Speeches were also
made by Mr.. Severance, J. Tyler, OF
Painsville, 3. r. Ludlow, of Auburn
and letters read from Mrs. Hasbrook
and DR.. NJ. L. Holbrook from n. Y
Dr. Cooper of Bellefontaine, o., and
Parker Pillsbury and Abby Kelley
Foster, all sympathizing with the Re
formers. The best of good feeling
prevailed, which was enhanced by thu
profusion of creature comforts
which were so abundantly supplied
for the assembled crown. Another
meeting of the same kind was an
nounced TO be held at the same place
next September, one year hence.
An accident, which came very nea
producing fatal consequences, occur
red, at the crossing ofthe A. & G. w
r. r., in the west part of town, oil
Thursday last. As Mr.. \. IL. Taylor
accompanied by two other persons
was driving across the track, one o
) the horses stumbled and fell, and be
fore it could be got off the track, al
approaching train came rapidly along
aud the engine struck the horse an,
wagon, throwing them some distanc
to one de, severely injurin
the horse and completely demolishin
the wagon, but fortunately withou
doing any other damage. The culpa
bic neglect ofthe Engineers, to Civ
the necessary warning at that place
has been noticed for long time pas
and the safety Of the travelling publ
demands that some remedy should
? applied.
: AS additional evidence that Mantu
: intends to keep ahead in educations
advantages, the fact might be mel
toned, that another select School ha
just commenced by Miss Della Blai
at the Station, of30 scholars, maxim
: over one hundred scholars now a
. tending the three schools in tow
thus the reason why Mantua is Den
ocratic can easily be explained an
understood. "VERITAs. -
Mantua Sept, 18th. 1869.
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A HEAVY shock of earthquake was
felt at San Louis, California, on the
the 18th, and one at Sacramento on
the 18th. -a4 H>. rrs s-5ar {. Frf
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Phillips Stock OF Furniture and Crock
cry is being reduced very fast under the pres
sure of from Is to 25 per cent, which Will con
sinuc two weeks longer. See advertisement IN
another column.
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THE Gaugers of Chicago have been
detected in several frauds by which
they manage to add materially to the
profits of their business, by swindling
the distillers, by taking about pint
from each package with their proof
glasses, which they deposit in cans
which they carry in their buggies, and
sell to other parties.
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sHALERsyILLE CORRESPONDENCE

SHALERsYILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
1t is so long since our town has
been heard from through the columns
of the Press that 1 hardly know how
far back to begin. However, we will
first have it recorded that Shalersville
can not be surpassed i'll amount of
grain-espe pecially oats, grown-we are
not prepared to give statistics now
but let other towns send in their fig
ures and we will find fields here that
will beat them. Farmers are getting
them threshed as rapidly as possible
and are obtaining from 0to 80 BUSH
els per acre, the latter figure being
reached on some of the farms that
border on the town. Wheat has
yielded heavily for Ohio. I have
heard of one or two large quantities
being sold for 81, ,25 which will prob
ably be the ruling price for number 1
wheat this fall.
Last Wednesday morning Mr.. Horr
merchant of this place, started East,
but whether for goods or on a bridal
tour we are not prepared to say. He
was married that morning and left on
the early train. Mr.. Sherman Knee
land has disposed of his property,
dwelling and shop, at the center to
Mrs. Horr in consideration of $1,000.
A Society recen tly started here, the
Philologian, is now in working order
and numbers some thirty members,
mostly students of the. select school.
We do not claim to equal the Senate
when Webster and Calhoun were
leading spirits, but we have seen
much poorer talent arrayed on dis
cussion in societies of much greater
pretentions.
On Friday evening Sept. 10th
Messrs. Thompson, the new proprie,
tors of the Hotel at this place, opened
their house to those who love to g trip
the light fantastic toe" and were
greeted with full house, one hun,
dred and fifteen couple were here tc
share in the festivities and all were
well pleased with the party. Messrs
George and Charles Thompson are
well known hereabouts and we arc
confident that they "can keep hotel.
Shalersville Sept, 18th, 1869. S
MAHoNING COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-
The Democrats of Mahoning county
held their nominating Convention a
Garfield on Saturday last and nomi
: mated the following ticket:
, Representative--Jesse r. Crawford
, of Poland. ..- -... s-
Probate Judge-J.. N. Sears, O
l Green.
Clerk of Court-F. r. L. Whittlese!
of Garfield.
e Prosecuting Attorney-William L
Brown, of Y Youngstown.
S Commissioner-Joseph Barclay, o
4 Youngstown,
T. Infirmary Director-J. Howard
. Shulk, of Boardman.
0 Coroner-Cyrus Palm, of Jackson
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j. S. s. Z. K. SMITH, started East on
Saturday last for the purpose of pur-
chasing their Fall stock of goods
which they will be receiving i'll few
days when they will more particularly
call the attention of the public to the
same through the columns of the
Press.
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new Advertisements.

RSE-J. c. Prentiss-New Stock of Hardware.
pkss. Francis Barton-For Sale at Auction
RE-Jasper Observation-Disclosures Notice
HS9FeB. o. Coit-Memorandum Book Lost.
NSgn Henry H. steYens--lroclamatiSn'
m9Es NJ. Stuart-Legal Notice.
EN-. r. French-Musical Instruments al
Auction.
LOCAL NOTICES.
nSE@ Barrett-Five Notices.
nSgeT. G. PhiIlips-Furniture and Crockery.
pSE- George Brigden-Edinburgh Agricultural
Fair.
HGF-Seth N Andrews-Rootstown Caucus
nGgeH. w Bane-A Perfect Mattress.
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Hardware! I'd
.rrtf4 f9a.Ef 1El3
for the
z.argl 81. -aa9r.fi
E ALL T r ADE
rsaE g at ,s-.srr.
.Fts
No 3. nrNA BLOCK sortn Side,
CahOOn'S Broadcast Seed SOWGr,
| s4ef.E The best machine in use.
Turner's Patent Ladder,
Easily heightened or shortened; self-supporting
and useful to Farmers, Fruit-GrOwers and Me-
thaDics. .-.....--.- .... ---.-..r- 81
Universal Double Cog W4'i1agers
| A splendid article, and the best in use. New
ROLL constantly on hand for repairing old
WRlNGERS.
CORN CUTTERS,
A light Cast Steel Cutter, very cheap.
BUSH HOOKS
BUSH sCYTHEs.
POTATOE HOOKS,
~ -..E 3 a. =a Flat and Round Tined
BASKETS AND MEASURES,
.rs., q. No. Corn Baskets, and very cheap
KELZIE'S TILTERERS,
.ta The best in use
RIFLES AND SHOT GUNS,
a Warranted good Shooters.
PISTOLS,
A good assortment and cheap. Burglars are
getting numerous; get good Revolver and
give them q " warm reception"
THE LIGHTNING TRAP,
Is still ahead as the best thing out for killing
Rats. Get Trap and slay the " Varmints.'
FARM BELLS.
CYLINDER CHURNS,
A good practical Churn, and very cheap.
SPADES, SPADES,
DITCHING SPADES,
SCOOP AND COAL SHOVELS.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
No. / Goods, at Low Prices.
PLOWS.
Steel, Iron Beam, and Longs No. A. Wood
Beam; also Common Points.
MILL, CROSS-CUT
AND HAND SAWS,
OF best quality.
CARRIAGE WHIPS,
A fine assortment.
CUTTING BOXES,
An assortment of some of the best makes in
| ''.. use.
APPLE PEARERS,
The Lightning" and "Turn Table" the two
best kinds in use.
CORN HUSKERS,
Tho best in use, and only 15c piece
A general assortment of Hardware always on
hand, at the LOWEST LIVING RATES.
| - -..rs-. J. G. PRENTISS.
Ravenna Sept, 13, 1859. 55-tf.
G A S ii
ENoR Pork and Lard, ly :, ,,,r, :,
Sept q, 1864 54-tf.
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A. T. STEWART, of New York, con-
tributed $1,000 to the relief of the
family of General Rawlins, late Sec
retary of War. A big thing for the
wealthiest man in. the Union. gAs.
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A. G. HEADLEY the Treasurer of
Franklin county, who was deposed on
account of q charge that he was de-
fauiter, has had q full settlement with
the Auditor and Commissioners of
the county, and it is found that the
funds are all right, and the charges
against him grqundless.
VERMONT ELECTIoN.-At the annual
election III Vermont, which took place
on the 7th inst, the Republicans car
ricd the State by q greatly reduced
majority. ,4 asa...
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In NIeuoriam.

The Portage County Medical Association at
he last meeting Sept. snd,) passed the follow
ng resolutions:
Resoyoed, That we have heard with unfeigned
orTow the death of c. G. Steadman. NJ. u. an
active and useful member of this Association.
RosO1yed, That in all our intercourse with DR..
Steadman we have found in him an honorable
and upright man.: an ardent lover of his
profession, and sadly regret the death of one
whose short professional career promised so
useful future.
Reso5ced, That we tender to the hearts tricken
wife and relatives our deepest sympathy in their
bereavement and that we will cherish with
tender regard the memory of our late friend and
associate
Resolced That a copy of these resolutions be
presented to the wife of the deceased and also to
the village papers for publication.
Dr. A. W. ALCoRN,
committee} " :. E; s; s. LEQYAED5 3 I,A1S,pox
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MARRIED.

FISHER-CALHOUN.-I Palmyra, Sept. 9th
by Orrin Stevens. j. p, Mr.. Chester G. Fisher
OF Palmyra. tc Miss Mary Z. Calhoun, Of Ed
inburgh
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GOING NORTH-MAIN LINE.
CONG EAsT-RTYER DIVISION

This is a mixed train to Wellsvillc, and EN-
press train from Wellsville to Pittsburgh
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
New Philadelphia, $40 Il. m.
Bayard, II 80 a. m.
Arrives.
Bayard. 9.45a. m.
New Philadelphia, 2.4O p. m.
j. NJ. KIMBAJ.E.
General Ticket Agent.
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SUMMIT COUNTY. NoA1NATIoNs.-
The Democrats of Summit county held
their Convention at Akron on the
7th inst.,, nominating the following
county ticket: az -.s .aaa ras
Representative - Lawson Water
man, of Peninsula.
Probate Judge-James A. Metlin,
of Portage.
County Clerk-Samuel Mcneil, of
Peninsula.
Commissioner-Alle Herring.
Infrmary Director-John Uart, of
Springfield.
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Lodge Meetings in Ravenna.

Unity Lodge No. 12, f. n. M, meets on the
second and fourth Mondays of each month:
f. TwIT. Sec'y. j. j. RIcHARDsoN, w M-
Tyrian Chapter No. 81. Il. A. NJ, meets the
third Wednesday in each month.
E. TwIT, Sec'y III. G. RANNET, 81. P.
Rayenna Lodge No. Go, I. o. o. f., meets
Wednesday evening of each week.
A. G. MASON, Sec'y. S. r. FIREMAN. Jr., n. G.
Ravenna Lodge No. gro, /. o. 6. 7. meets
Friday evening of each week
l. B. MORGAN. II. S. ii. SAPP, W. T. l.
CLEVELAND s. PITTSBURG RAILROAD
Or and after Aug. 3Osh, 1863, Trains will leave
Stations daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
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DIANOS. MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN
! STRUMENTS

DIANOs, MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN
IL STRUMENTS
A T A U G. T L o N.
Desiring to change my business, the subscrib-
er will offer for sale at public yendue, commenc-
ing THURSDAY, SEPT. 23D, and continuing Fri
day and Saturday afternoons and evenings, at
J. C. Beatty's old Store Room, in Ravenna, the
following described property, to-wit:
One Octave Steck Piano. worth $3.50.
One Secondhand Piano, worth $500
~ One Concert Martin Guitar worth $50
One ParIor Martin Guitar, worth $50. ..,..
Two Parlor Martin Guitars. worth each $S5
One Violin, worth $25. II ".tE -.T".. 'f
One Violin, worth SIS. .... .
Two Violins, worth $1S.
Two Violins, worth S. ..-tH
Four Piano Covers, worth $40 to SIG.
A stock of Sheet Music comprising 1000 titles
from the best authors in the country. rare
chance to purchase a standard song or Piano
piece at your own figures.
Also Flutes, Trimmings, &C., sc.
N. R. FRENCH.
P. H. BEAN Auctioneer.
Sept. IA, 1859, 55-1w.
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FIRST Premium awarded to "Bar-
rett's."
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
SECOND NiTlONiL BLINK,
Designated DepOsitary of the
OF RAVENNA, o.

".
U. S. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of ali kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1o-4o
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
! Sight Drafts ON England and ireland aud
Passage Tickets TO or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stasnps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits may be
agreed upon.
W. II. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 3, 1868, If.
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-A Portland,
Maine, despatch of the 9th inst, says :
The schooner Ellen Eliza, from Glou-
cester, on fishing service, went on
shore on Peck's Island, and went to
pieces instantly. Eleven men were
lost, viz: Edward Millet, master
Albert Tate, Emerson Colby, Charles
Clark, Dennis Harris, Benoih Levey,
Joel Fairbanks, Jas. Bray, George
Clark, all of Rockport; George Woods
of Providence; Fred Lane, of Glou-
cester.
There are five vessels ashore on Sa-
CO beach, and fifteen are said to be
ashore between Cape Porpoise and
Portland. ,I-..- ~ .ss ,ss-.- -.=.a
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DROCLAMATION. """T- "-----IT y.
Whereas. the Office of Mayor of the Incorpo-
rated Village of Rayenna is vacated by the re-
signation of Royal Taylor, former Mayor of said
Village. -'' -
Therefore issue this Proclamation notifying
the qualified electors of the Incorporated VIII
lage of Ravenna. to meet at the Town Hall in
said village on Saturday the second day of Oc-
tober next for the purpose of electing a Mayor
for the uneXpired term of said Royal Taylor
The polls of said election to be opened at Q a. m
and closed at p m on said day ~
HENRY H. STEVENS,
| Acting Mayor.
| Attest Z. G. RUSSELL. Recorder.
| Ravenna, Sept. IA, 1869, Sew. ... -...s.
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..L FOR s ALE

h. Jasper Helmling, Before H. X. Martin.
against : J. p. of Suf1ield, Por-
? franklin Zerbey. tage County, Ohio
;"ityu Action to Revive Judgment.
YTNHE defendant will take notice. that on the
Il 9th day of September, A d. 1863, Jasper
Helmling did commence his action to revive
Judgment against said Franklin Zerbey for the
sum of $tI &c. Said cause will be for hearing on
the 29th day of October A. ID, 1859. at O'Clock,
Pm. JASPER HELMLING.
suffield, Sept 16. 1869, sow.
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GEN. GRANT was at Pittsburgh on
Tuesday. ~ .s.g.. laa1'F Glasf
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"BARRETT's no resemblance to
Dyes.
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ARTICLE IV-oFFICERs.

The Officers of the Association
shall be a. President, Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer and an Execu-
tive Committee of three, who shall be
elected by ballots at each annual
meeting.
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81
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NEW GT0CK FOR FAIL
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New. v,ee eer,tE1lsss5eements. r,E1lsss5eem
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ARTICLE VI-MEETINGs.,

Section l. The meetings of this
Association shall be once each year, at
such time and place as the Executive
Committee shall determine.
Sec. 2. Special meeting may be
called at any time by the Executive
Committee.
Sec, 3, Five members shall con-
| stitute quorum for the transaction of
business.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-16

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Early Satur-
day morning couple offellows drove
UP before the Grocery Store of Mr.. G..
a. Pitkin, on Main street and proceed
ed to appropriate one of a number of
barrels of salt standing in front of the
establishment. Unfortunately for
the thieves, citizen living in the vi
cinity was astir at the time, and, COM
ing around the corner caught them in
the very act, when they dropped their
booty and hastily beat retreat.
On Wednesday morning of last
week, the mill dam of George Wilber
on Center Brook, in Shalersville, was
carried away by the flood. The dam
age is estimated at not less than $500.
Other damage was done by the storm
in the vicinity. The. storm was the
most severe and the quantity of water
that fell greater than at any time in
the last twenty years.
Our Citizens will remember a lame
shoemaker by the name of Edward FL
Cowper, who worked in this place a
number of years ago, and who mar.
ried a Miss Harriet Austin, and after,
wards moved to Cleveland. We see
by an exchange that the aforesaid
Edward III. has recently bigamied
with the daughter of a wealthy resi-.
dent of Buffalo, the late marriage hav
ing taken place at Erie, Pennsylvania
and he has been sent to that State fol
trial.
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On Monday afternoon news and
periodical dealer named Warren Ken
ney, killed himself by leaping from
the window of his room in the fourth
story of 100 Vine street, Cincinnati.
IT is said that Senator Grimes, of
Iowa, has rendered his resisp patton, in
consequence of ill-health, and that he
will not return to this country until
next summer.
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Reunion of Battery L.

The members of Battery convened
at the Court House, at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, on the Sth of September, and or
ganized by the appointment of Sergt.
G. H. GoodselI. Chairman, and Corp.
J. B. Russell, Secretary. The Chair
man stated the object of the meeting
to be to perfect permanent organlza-
ton of Battery Association, and up
on motion of j. II. Oakley, G. j. Gil
lis, Hugh Buckley and Col. G. S. Cot
ter, was appointed to draft Constitu-
ton and Bylaws for adoption. The
meeting then adjourned for dinner.
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"BARRETT's2 rcnews your youth.
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A LOCOMOTIVE on the Erie Railroad,
near Port Jervis, exploded its boiler
on Thursday evening, killing the en-
gineer, fireman, fagman and brake
man. .- ....
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ARTICLE III-MEMBERsHIP.

Section l. All former members of
the Battery who were honorably dis
gible to membership, and may, upon
payment of the regular admission fee,
become members.
Sec. 2. All Field Officers of the
Regiment shall be considered as hon
orary members of the Association.
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A HEAVY battle is reported near Los
Tunis, Cuba, between the insurgents
on the 10th inst, in which the Span
iards are said to have been signally
defeated,
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FRUIT CANS.

TTHE best assortment IN town. for sale
by u. LPTTLE.
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The objects of this Association will
be to bind together by the cords of
fraternal love, all members of the
Battery, to render assistance to each
other, and to collect and preserve in
suitable form all matters of interest
pertaining to the Battery, and there
by maintain and perpetuate the good
record established for it upon many a
hard-fought field.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Attest Z. G. RUSSELL. Recorder.
Ravenna, Sept. IA, 1869, Sew.
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Machines Adjusted and Repaired.

And other fixtures FOR Machine for sale.
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ARTICLE II-oBJEcTs.

This organization shall be known as
the Association of Battery "I," 1st
0. V. L. A.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-17

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