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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

BARK HeRBs AND RoOrs-The base OF
Speer's sSiaudard Wine Bitters" is his cse-
brated Wine, IN which are stepped Peruvian
Bark. Chamomile Flowers, Snake Root, Gin
ger. &c. 1t is pleasant 20 the taste, and far
Superior TO anything IN the form OF tonics now
before the public. They are simply his own
Wine. made bitter by the infusion OF herbs and
roots, above enumerated. Sold by Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

BOYS IN BLUR-A meeting of the Bows N
Blue was called for last evening at UnIOI
League Hall. but a quorum not being present
NO business was transacted.
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TIE SCAvBNGERs.-It may be true that
some Of the scavengers strictly comply with
The law prescribing the hours when they may
do their work; but among residents of the up.
Per part Of the Third Ward there 10 consider
able complaint. A few nights since, one Of the
sweet-smelhng catrs was in the neigh borhood
Of 9Th and ID streets as early as lOK O'clock
and next morning Its track was easily traced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

A NEW WAY OF Dome BUsINRss.-Hollap-
der Bros. Will commence from this day 20 sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are i'm need
OF The above goods 10 patronize us as il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena
BILE us 10 continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDKR BROS, 2lO Penna avenue
3,3l,E between lith and 18th sts
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nFFlCE CHEF pUARTERMASTER,T THIRD
" District. department of the EAst Philsdul-
nh De-

~ District. department Ct the kast, PhiIad.i-
Sealed Proposals in duplicate with q copy of the
sGYef,sement s,ts. , hed to each are inSi,ed and
Saturday. July 81, 1863, for Supplying the onsrter'
masters n Department OF this District with ns5tsl
pounds Of corn, $50, 6ISJ five hundred and ninety-
three thousand six hundr cd and nineteen pounds
thousand tsrss hsSdTed aua pSrud. Of
hay, and 1921 ,2i2 two hundred and ninety
straw. Te be delivered at the places bsreinsi.er
named. as follows:-ODe half Of the entire amount
BY Augusti6 1853, the balance by October 81: 1859
Corn, On.sr Hay, Sir",c,
Ersnkford Arsenal. Pa 3'7Os s1,sis 1858 n64i
81! $$ :a!ssS aJ So ts$$ 6 IS
Saf reSt R, Nc sss y! sS q 9os
Total sas 500 $40 74s $50 297 ~
sirt or other impurities. Usts, 50 pounds to the
bushel: Corr, 50 pounds to the bushel. Hs, Of
Corn and t Ss. % Il Be .ssssG
the Hay and stray 10 be baied. The price bid to
Bidders will please state separately. in word.
and ngures the price per hundred pounds Tor Hay
which they will deliver the same AT each of the
above named places
the Irrespective pests and paid for according the
weight, IS certified to BY the Acting Assistant
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee.
signed by two responsible persons. that, IN c ise
the lid 10 accepted and q contract entered into.
they Will become security in "A sum equal 20 QUE
fourth OF the amount Of the contract for the faith
ful performance of the same
No bid will be eutertsised that is not made In
accordance with this advertisement.
Q. an bIss resaIdea as di.savsntssreus TO he De
less than for one post, thatinay be dee N ef AID
vantage to the public interests
Bids may be made and will be entertained for
delivering the forage at any one more OF the
places AIMED herein
Bidders have toe privilege OF being present at
the openRg Of the bids.
Proposals must be addressed to the Undersigned
and Endorsed Proposals for Forage, to whom ap.
pliCatiOR should he made for farther particu lars
By order of Brevet Major General Rufus INGALLS,
Assistant Quartermaster General, q. g. A and
Chief Quartermsster, De partmeDt OF the Fast.
HENRY u. HODGES.
Bvt. Lieut Col. and Quartermaster u g. A
.y36t Chief q NJ Third Dist Dept OF East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

THB CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, 22 Market
Space. between gin and 9Th streets, IS in con.
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jeweiry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

NRw ATTRACTIoN.-Messrs.S Smith IL S,ron,
will open IN Hoes new IRON building, on
street, as soon as the rooms can be properly
fitted up, one of the largest and most complet,
art repositories ever established here.
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CITY ITEMS.

ORoIDB Chains, Sets and Rings,
Japan Brsids for the Hair and ysns
received this morning, at Priggs Une DoiIar
Jewelry Store, No. a36 Pennsylvania avenue
between and 9th streets.
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~TO WHOM II HAY CoNO1RN.

GEoRsErowN, June sist. isde.
Notice Is hereby given thai the fsllowing PROP
cry vas sold for taxee April eth, lss, and n not
redeene I'd Ctecether With Interest aud pst os I'd.
veftisementl on or before ally sth, 1859 Corpora-
tfon deeds viii te is.ued TO the purchasers, Gu
cordance With the lave made and provided for
such eaees
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MUST WIN-"No Use Dsauao the Fdetr-
Stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
rln, being sound and correct in every featu r.:
One pound as cheap as though you bought Il
thousand.
6,l7 s'HONG," sc 7th street
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TIE POTOMAC FR0NT.-The vharyes were
some somewnat more active to-day than for some
made her usual ten O'Clock trip 70 Mount
Vernon and Marshall's Landing, and TO.
morrow and Monday will make two trips
exeursionIsts. The Potomac Ferry Company
will also have two fine excursion steamers on
the river on Monday for Glymont ana other
points.
Carriers harf.-Arrived-Annie Mason.
Randall. from Powells Creek, with wood for
VIM. Warder 81 Co.; steamer Guiding ar,
Wilson, from Alexandria with lumber for
Willett 4 Redgrave. Sailed-Sch,s. Bersheda,
Gilmore, Port Deposit, light; Jennie Blker.
Purcell, fer White Point, to load gravel for
this port.
Harrsy's W1a5.-Arrived-S Wheeler,
wheeler, from 81 Mary S river, with wood for
Harvey, Clark 4 Given.
JohHson's Whart.-Saiied-Schr. Charles A
Jones, Griffin, for Georgetown TO load CO Al for
Boston
SteUGrt IWhdrf.- johnson.
simpson, from Chesapeake bay, with fish for
William r. Stewart. Embraced In the ABOVE
lot are several hundred fine Sleeps head, trout.
ana over score of swapping and sea turtles.
RHey's Uharf.-ArrIved-Schr Efie ]
Bettsworth, Reynolds, with wood for Riley &
Son; Isabella, Crager, wool for Bates: William
Frazer, with lumber for Mohun d Son; sloop
Pomona. Willen. with apples TOR market:
steamer Virginia, Gregg, from Potomac creek
with wood for market.
Folgler's Whdrt.-Arrived-Schr May stan
dish, Rich. from Gordon, Me-, with ice for ths
Georgetown and Washington Ice Company.
fdy's drf-Arrived-Scheoner VIM. III
kInzel, Soper, from New York. with $500
bushels of oats for the Governments; long boat
Gen. Michler, Walker, from Quantico, with
wood for market. Mem.-Sailed from New
York on the LIST instant, Schr. II. LardelI Tay-
Tor, with hay and straw tor the Government
CrOuchs iSixh street, Wharf.-Arrlved-
Schooner David Currie, Reed, from Portland,
Conn.,, with brown stone for NJ. G Emery *
Bro.
!1sriG's Coal and Wood Wharf. (foot of Six,,
street-Arrived-Schr. Pocohontas Werner
from Occoquan, with wood, for George l..
Sheriff. Sailed-Schr. Mayf over, Fannie
with party OF excursionists, on a months
tour.
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Among other attractions offered
Al the Rosslyn House on Monday, will o. tn,
residing OF the Declaration of Independence a
O'Clock in the after noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

GOOD NEWS FOR THE TRACHERs.-Mayor
Bowen has advanced S6,5CO, with which 10
pay the teachers Of the public schools, to whom
IS now due one months salary, and they will
be paid on the presentation Of their accounts 10
the Treasurer Of the Board.
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NVILLIAM sCHOULRR,'

ss ;ss. sshGSl :sis:s Boston n::s .ns
with james sehouler. Counsellor At Law. Wssh.
ipeton rsferenee; Henry y. Cooke, With Jay
elass Wasbingtop Beal Estate, jee.lm
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fHE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JUDGE Ftsher-Y sstsrday
the Jury In the case OF Michael Breen, ind I'D
for passing counterfeit money, after being out
Until past three O'Clock, came into court, and
stating that they were unable 10 agree on YER
diet. were olsen areed
This morning, The argument in the csse OF
DAVID II. Snuman. indicted for the liTceny Of
a thousand dollar Treasury bond, was con.
cluded, and the jury returned a verdict of n u
guilty. Messrs. Goszler and Harrington D..
peaIed for the defence.
ORPHANS Co5RT, Jsdee pareeE-To.day,
w. ID. Cassin qualified as executors OF Samuel
Cropley: bond Sl6,0Oo. John Hitz was 40.
pointed guardian Of ]. e. Casparis, orphan of
James Casparris; bond Sl.5Oe. The first &C.
count OF guardian TO orphans Of Bernard Flana.
gan, and first and Anal of late guardian 10 or.
phans CT Henry Folsom were approved and
passed.
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HABLB & Cos,
i6e Pennsylvania Avenue,
under the y. :. Hotel,


the cheapest, the finest, and most fashionable
Summer Clothing.
TIE stock Will be closed out without regard
10 cost. CAL and examine
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ELECTION OF OFFICRRs.-The following off,
GERS of Webster Lodge, Mo-, X. of p, have
hPen elected 10 serve the term eading December
list le69 w. q. Richard Goodhart: V. q.
FRANK " Caryer;R ). George Lewis EoerIy;
p. - Henry e. Stevens; Banker. John
wheaton; g. William Scbwink; L. y Henry
Sauier; u :. w T.. HennIng
TIE German Veteran Union on Wednesday
evening elected officers for the ensuing SIX
months, as follows President, Captain John
Jenki First VICE President, MAJOR John
IrZecIaE: Second Vice President, w jung.
Third Vice President. A Dittrich; Recording
Secretary, l. Rbeb; Corresponding Secretary,
Hugo EichoIiz; Financial Secretary, Leopold
Schneider; Treasurer, ID. Pfeil; Sergeant-at-
Arms, III. II. Walter
At the regular meeting of Capitol Lodge No
. A. u e. p, the following officers were duly
Installed for the ensuing term, by Grand
Representative w. A. II. Bradley, and Deputy
Grand Representative Frank T.. Grant w
i. Tyler, George Brandt; w. Tyler, j. Jacobs;
w j. W, II. Quinn; w. w. X. Brsnnon: w
Treasurer. Jno- krlegeT; W. F. =. j. p. Jacobs:
w. r. =. Martin Casev; w Chaplain. &. Mac.
hIehol; W. v Grand, +. l.. Corbin; w. Grand,
Warren Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

The Doc WAR SETTLES LAW Suit
Among the victims to the enforcement of ths
deg law this morning, we learn. WIS a csuine
specimen belonging to Return j Meigs, Ed.
Clerk OF the District Supreme Court. Ii will
he Tems mbeTed that Mr. NJ. was some time 20
fined for keeping The dog without license and
carries The case TO court on a certtorari This
ends the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

THE EXAMINATION AND EXHIBITION of the
First District School, Washington County, ID.
a.. taught by w. II. Craig, Esq, came off yes
teTday. At an early hour in the morning the
people from the surrou nding country began 10
assemble IN the beautiful grove of Mr.. Varnell
who had kindly rendered II for the use of the
school. A large platform had been erected and
seats provided for the accommodation OF the
people, and band OF music greatly added to
the pleas ure OF the occasion. At 10 O'Clock the
school was called 10 order by the principal w
IL Craig. and after prayer by the President of
the School Commissioners, X. W. Curtis, ESQ,
the examination commenced in the different
classes In geography, grammar, history, spell.
iEg, reading, and aIctation exercises, in all of
which the pupils, both male and female, &C.
quilted themselves with credit. The examina-
non lasted for more than three hours and at the
close OF ~ a recess was given for refreshments
and social enjoyment, and after spending some
time therein, the people were again summoned
20 the stand TO witness the exhibition, consist
ing OF speeches and humorous dialogues most
Of which were well spoken. At the close OF
the exhibition each scholar was presented with
premium. Messrs. Garter and wartZ Conn
mission ers, then delivered brief addresses 10 tha
assemnlage, expressing themselves greatly
grained az the examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT 70
kILL.-festerday Henry Wheeler alias Thomas
was arrested by officer Howe On the charge o,
an assault and battery with intent TO Kill
Thomas Hawkins several days ago, and yustice
These parties were prisoners ~ the work house
and several days ago when they were locked
mp in room with others, Wheeler attacked
HawkIas with stick, cutting MS head quite
BADLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
10 inph etcck We are selling at l01 Bridge
street, Georgetown. Lawns, Organdies, Gre na-
elbes, Percals, Pfgues, Alpscas, and all kinds OF
Black Grenadines, rs and 81; Black Alpscas, Is 10
III black silks, at 81 50 te s.. very cheap; Sun
umbrella and Parasols: CAME Merino Under.
vests: Cancoes, fast colere. 10 and l21a Delainss
70 ano ~ cents just received one mere same
Kind Biesohed Muslin yard wideD we have been
selling at La cents
Jeill BENJAMIN MILLER.
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CORPORATION LAWS.

A REsoLUTIoN 10 effect CONTRACT with he
chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company
Resolred by fhs Board 81 Aldermen and Badrf n
Comaan Council # the COrp0rd ION Of Gs0ryeto ca
That The Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
lLed and requested 10 accept, on the part OF thIs
Corporation, the proposition made TO IL by ,ns
Chesapeake ana Ohio Canal Company 10 lease
TO this Corporation the portion Of ground pe.
longing 10 said Company on which tue poll 20
siatlon-house OF this Corporation now STANDS.
Tor The period Of nInety.nIne years at the RI, .
OF nve dollars per annum, and 'haG the IL.
corder Is hereby requested 20 prepare a CON-
tract 10 effect said object.
Approved, June llth, 1869.
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SOMETHING uEw-rHl EMPIR. MILK
- COoLBB.-Ws warrant this - cool mfih %
further IaFsieaisss spply q 4ss Oh strsst.
u ptAuel
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SALES OF REAL EsTATg-Fitch A. Fox.
real estate brokers and aUctioneers, have sold
the northern part of lot l.. in square ~. 'front.'
gu ieet on 2lst street and 1ilk feet deep, to
b. T. Trueworthy, for sI,I52 cash.
Green Williams, auctioneers, have sold
one part CT lot9. in square SIS. fronting on 4th
street west, between New York avenue and
north l. street. with three-story brick house
thereon, 10 Jane f. Crown, for Sl,S75; aud he
other part of same lot, improved with a three
story brick, TO j. ID. Bond, for S23l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

RklCks FOB SALE.
tn any Quantity,
By @. u. THC4 Co., 427 18th street, between
yeppeyls anita avenue and 3 street. or %
The PeTOAA BRICK WORKS, near south end
Of the LoPs Bridge. sS In"
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- l. + f p N EACE!
BID:BUG POISON. 81 per pint;
DEAD SHOT. Is cents per pint,
LYON e and other INsICf POWDERS;
INSECT POWDER GUN. IS cents,
tIkWIN EX1ERNINATUR,s sure to kill % cts.
LIGHTNING FLY kILLlk, cents Q sheet.
At sIMNS' Pharmacy
Je25-Im Cor. New York ave- and l1tb st
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

UARPEG's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
JANUARY.-CoBtehts: Frederick the Great;
The Double Marriage; The Site of the Nationa1
Capital; Lady Fortunes Beast! Bird and Fish
(third paper; Paul du Ciaillr1. once More
Thunder Struck The Wife of John Carver; A
Swift Messengers a. Brave Lady Tie Leigh
Hunt Memorials \ Plaia Statement of Facts
The Spanish Revolution; Anteros; Miss Bridg-
cts Christmas Box; The Comic Side of Life
Editors Easy Chair; Literary Record Scien-
tifc Record; Historical Record; Edftor's Draw
er. 1t can be had at the Etna Book Store.
Also, Putnam, Peterson, nemorest Magazine,
Leslie's ladies magazine, 8Iayns Reid's On
ward, Ballou. &c, together with Daily Papers
and all the Popular Illustrator and Literary
Weekly PAPERS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

The SPIRITUAL MEsSENGER.-Bro.
Mathews of the Ohio Democret, issued
last week the first number of the sup
plement to his paper entitled The
Spiritual Messenger. 1t is, as It's
name implies, devoted to the advocacy
of the philosophy of Spiritualisrn, and
abounds in such high sounding words
as zen rapport" " development, "dis-
harmony" harmonial philosophy"
SC, &c, which are very useful when
properly applied by their lecturers
to the condition of man in the future
state Weare somewhat disappointed
with its typographical appearance, for
judging from the dress and general
"get up" ofthe Democrat, we expect
ed something extra nice in this pet of
Bro. NJ. However, we wish him
abundant success in his enterprise,
though we may not have much conf
dence in his philosophy. Persons
wishing the paper can procure it of
9. H. Mathews, New Philadelphia, at
5 cents per copy,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

THEATRE.-The Brooklyn Daily
Times says: From the enthusiasm
with which Mile Marie Zoe was re-
ceived last evening, at the Opera
House, there is little doubt that her
present engagement will prove high
ly successful one, as the house was
packed to its utmost capacity. The
triple role she essayed in the beautiful
drama of the French Spy, was sus-
tained from beginning to end with a
grace, fire, and animation that elected
alike the astonishment and admira-
ton of her audience. Mile has fine
figure, which is admirably set off by
her elegant costuming. She is all
grace and abandon, her very attitude
being easy, natural and unrestrained,
and while there is plenty of vigor in
her acting, there is total absence of
that distressing exaggeration which
we so frequently see introduced by
many. celebrities for the purpose of
catching the applause of the ground
Iings. 81" Our citizens should not fail
to see this talented artist and her com
pany."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

DEATH OF Mrs. W1LLARD.-Mrs.
Willard, wife of Major II. H. Will
lard, died at her residence, on Babcock
street, in this town, on Thursday last,
of typhoid fever. She had been sick
for some two weeks previous TO her
death, but her illness was not of such
character as to Great any alarm un-
til few hours before her death,
when, for the first time, her husband,
who was at Lynchburgh, Va, was no.
titled of her illness, and within an
hour from the time the first dispa tch
was started the second was sent noti-
flying the husband that his companion
was dead. Mrs, w. was lady of cul :
tivation, and much esteemed by all
who knew her. She leaves a husband
and tour children to mo urn their IRE
parable loss. a~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

PnENIx FIRE Co. DANcE.-The
members of Phenix Fire Comyuny of
Rayenna have made arrangements for
a grand New Years dance to come
off at Phenix Hall on Friday evening
Dec. 3lst. They have procured the
services of Freeman's full string Band
of Cleveland, to furnish the music for
the occasion. The object of the party
aside from that of furnishing an eve
nings rational amusement, is to re-
plenish the Treasury of the Company
and we hope that our citizens will
lend them a helping hand. Tickets
81 so, for sale by the members of the
Company. r 4el
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

BY the returns Of the township
Assessors made last spring it appears
that there were then held in this
county exclusive of the amount de-
posted by the three National Banks
to secure their circulation $860,757 of
Federal Bonds. And this amount is
entirely exempt from all burthen of
taxation state, county and municipal.
How do the people like itP r....
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.-The January num-
Der of this excellent Magazine has been receiyt
ed at the Etna Book Store. The following is the
table of contents: zThe. Cathedral; Among the
Isles of Shoals, II; Joseph and his Friend, !;
II Guido Rospigriosis; The Study of History
Americanism in Literature; Nauhaught. the
Deacon; 1.-The Woman Thou gayest, with he y I;
What odo witlf5the surplus; Fearing the.Snow
Line; Was he Dead; Under the Midnight Sun,
II; The Descent of Neptune to aid the Greeks;
BY Horse Car to Boston; Reviews and Literary
Notices ---f-.,+g.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23
FIRST NlTlONiL BANK,
.,aF RAYENNA. o., ..l

OP SITE INA q l. o 9 X.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863,
As a Home Institution, for the Aceo'nniodd-
tion oftie People of Portage County,
We wilrendeavor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county pco-
pie first.
viii pay the Highest Market Rates FOR
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds al : ~
Interest allowed on time deposits
Revenue Stamps-all sizes kept constantly
on hand, andail orders filed promptly
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. S. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates. sss -sssE
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe. -,..,,
Collections made on all points in siie limited
States, and prompt remittance made.
N d. CLARK, cPrest.
e. E. wrTTER,. Cashier, x -
Nov K 1865 IT,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23
Ravenna Oct 81, 1859 66-tf. ~
Only Two Hours to do washing.


The. Dexter washing Machine is a great i'm
proyement on the defective and unsatisfactory
productions exhibited in all former machines
We invite the most critical examination of its
construction and operation.
All that we ask is trial, and if not satisfied,
yofi hre not eounnclled to keep it. 1t does not
injure the clothes, it saves them. No stopping,
no boiling of clothes. Saves soap and time.
Being aware that washing is the most labori-
Gus, and at the same time one Of the most neces-
sary duticsef housekeeping and which entire
ly devolves upon the weaker sex to do under
the old system Of washboards~ -sSs- ..sagsF
.ai-iili: Address r-Isa 81 :sEs .i& t3'=s ri9fat
s5sn -.A ' r. II. LONG, Agent,
No. 10. Federal Street, (near the brIdge,l Ale
gheny City, Pa Pittsburgh (Pal Ctroatcie.
County Rights for Sale 6l-3w,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

We have splendid stock of Opera Hoods,
Knit Jackets, Children's Leggins, and Ladies
DRIVERS and Wrappers, &c, &c.
BEECHER s. BEECHER.
THE annual sale Of the Pews of the Congre-
gational Church of Ravenna, will occur on Fri
day evening, Dec. 31st. Sale to commence
promptly at O'Clock. BY order of
-r9t@sssEHCssf COMMITTEE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

A TELEGRAM dated Richmond, Va,
Dec. l6, says: Early in the week, in
Lee and Marion counties, on the bor-
der of Tennessee, Assistant Assessor
Smith and United States cavalryman
named John Boyle were shot and
badly wounded by bushwhackers,
while searching for illicit whisky
stills in the mountains. -.. ...
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

FL. l.. DAY, Esq, started on Monday
evening for Des Moines, Iowa,to visit
his son, II. G. Day, wlro is sick in that
city, and to look after his interests
there. .e.-2 ~ f.t.aT7