davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June
contains the concluding chapters of Mr..
Higginson's Malone, an Ollport Ro-
NANCE" a poem Norembega by
John e. Whittier; "'rhe Hamlets of the
Stage giving u historical account of
the celebrated English actors who have
played the part of Hamlet; an instruct
i've article on earthquakes; a continual
ton of 1.-The Foe in The Householder
verses by Celia ThaXter, entitled "By
the Roadside" a dissertation on birds
nests, by John Burroughs; a comparison
between Buddhism and Christianity, by
the Rev. James Freeman Clarke; de-
scription Of the oil wells of Pennsylva-
mia, 10y j. I. Trowbridge;; "China in our
Kitchens" showing the prospective use
to be made of the Chinese as domestic
servants, by G. G. Coffin; 1.-THE Pacific
Railroad,' by Samuel Bowles and the
usual reviews and literary notices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

IN THE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
undergn.S q change. and HEI.aHoIDs HIanLY CoW-
'ENTHArED EXTRACT or "a RsArAHiLLA Is assist
ant of the greatest value. ....4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

DEMOREST'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
This excellent Magazine now fultiIIs,
AS nearly as one Magazine can, all that
a lady wants of one, rs an assistant in
her house, in her wardrobe, and in her
care of her children. Every department
is complete and perfect in itself, show
ing the immense amount of labor be-
slowed upon the whole. The Ladies
Clubn alone gives more sensible advice
and information than all the rest of the
Magazines put together SD per annum,
with n premium. Published at S3s
broadway, n. Y. ..r~ .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17
FLOUR AND FEED

Department snd keep on hand, for sale tbs
best brands of Flour, corn Meal, Buekwheat
Flour, &C.
lie will continue the Meat business aud at
all times furnish his customers with the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

80 the Picture Gallsry At Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

MORROW & JAMES will pay particular
attention to supplying orders for cheap
publications of every description; also,
all popular new books, as issued.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17
STILL AHEAD

NYbEID respectfully inform his old patrons
w and the public generally that he will
continue business at the old stand, and will
cpn nj bn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

j. ". Crisman scorn. Testified tina,
he was juror in above ease; inquest
held at Catholic cemetery at 8 O'Clock a.
M, 18th inst; corpse WAS disiuterretl
and taken out of coffin, and examined
by Drs. Maynard & Kennedy; witness
saw mark or abrasion OH left wrist
marks around neck AMI discoloration
cut on left side Of head from ear back
ward, inches long, by measure, show
ing skull bone; evidently done by blunt
instrument; head near right ear marked
by heavy blow; neck on left side much
swollen; wounds and marks on neck
seemed to have been caused by hands
ana not by any instrument. No other
marks except few scars on face; only
one break OF skin on face: considerable
blood in coffin; flesh on wounds Of neck
seemed bruised, was black and swollen.
Visited house where deceased died: ut
landing of stairs on second floor is q bed
said to be bed Of deceased; standing in
northwest corner Of room, head to the
north and about four feet from stairs; no
other beds in room; room adjoining on
south with door between; in room of
deceased were two trunks, spinning
wheel. trundle bed not set up, two
bushels corn, your gallon dish pan, fiat
iron weighing from 2! to 8 pounds, and
a small stick of wood; floor of room not
carpeted; looked as if recently scrubbed;
was mopped under head Of bed; adioin-
ing room not mopped. Mrs. b. the de-
PENDANT told me that SHE had secured
the floor, and that there had been some
blood on it.
Cross examined Had conversation
with defendant, Mrs. b.; she stated that
deceased had died some time during the
night, but they had no timepiece and
she could not tell exactly the hour; that
she died up stairs in room. at head Of
stairs; that defendant, Mr.. b. heard
noise, went up stairs, then called her;
she came with light, when Mr.. b. held
deceased In his arms, and a. witness
understood, not far from window; she
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
GurDpeai. GSebaa8e office
81 Is g. s. gtbaf,. .s' :

{ {
SIN ntatrlianFasm GDIbe 81 bsrFtbsnee ii
aserfaafss @rarfe fur gBesbfet lanf
europe. cry 'ia 81
gimeln RO1aat bat % die +:
/. SIR Heias @etrase pie sur sS5s sgs FaeIniFss
$50 GuIDen fibOeutf@e Bdbrung
l48 Geuts @oIb fur ! 7GuLpens
$50 GuIhen SouanOiIH Gpur4nt p
431 Scents @elS fiir i @nIosn. -
$50 EbaIer preuBila &cnrant q 70
gents Sob fir / Sholer. -
100 EbaIer Breuter Sob 30 @eAtS
,GoIb fur 1 Sbaler.
800 a8est Bance a 80 Seats Sob
ias 5a aa2 Rsssies ] s 8ranss fir 81
OImer. @olos $50 =.
IS BfunO STERLING al Rfnup fir
SIS Qmser. gOlOr g,fs,jrl,
a. bon esBssxsm Betrase, BIB iHr SSbe uci ttteIaO.
e.750 @uI6en fii6btutf@e @Gbrnng q
40 gents @oIb fur I @nIben.
ITO GnIbsn Sol6H6iid Goiraft
/ 423 Gents Sob fur ] @ulben. 8 s.
$50 EbaIer 4teubifdl @purnnt q 90
| Geuts Sob fir / xBater.aa :
| 400 S5nIet Dsettlsr wSI6 aSS1 Ste
Sob fir 1 S6aEef. lar s15 4 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
nalS71

1MheftH 8ered1sf. SIN @esRabbett elmer vsndikio3
expOlaa 4ercrnttsFsa az MTG Gert3tet Nuo tlberS
ION Gdaafp. Ee,t1.s kei ietnem Geptembe EermiIs
1885, weTbe t sum @esfaHf an ben Rsiit
ktetenseH ssssH 5aess SaV.as az 81 sse
qHnberet nb gsbauIiG Eeilen Grin IN, ndnts9 Elm
Gtifd cher TheiL 2GNb, beleaeN Wnb bEfsrbli9Ftns
gipiIbilaTift SO. Dariefp1 &enntp, Eenn begTsI1t
mic fpiat: Is Sub On Der @pTbfeite roit So. -,
EeEs 8ermeffGtSfu, @leRairpS Nlails beanutaau Der
5cTnelgede GeiFanilten 2ot8 ldRft q SUB spef@ NIT
TaItIirnbe nub siuem STAB, nm % 1876 6rb fbEelt
eetinnfffef MNen rs SsMb mad eifteR Wfdbl non br
gabIi# f06 Tse nod Dem MuBGahgspintftf aatt 8e,
iaIag beleek ais hes gtgentgam per- q. 3 Same
~@ M nj @aiIep nlsb aeBen o. 3, 4agne fit &2t55
Etefsiienmae &oftsH ~ ge1tliseU. @egtbeN hen 80
pst.A''s' A0S'' en-. DSInaEbfoii, sksrif,
be1 oHr@ ", y. Saints Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
CfFstene Mnset8err.
- - =
1to2. 71os.l

1@hertRS 1eraanf. = Sn Gemdbhsit pom srDd
Tenditio exponas ReEoT6Hura an Mi@ gertdta
SsIT 8npibfpu Co.. Eeu.r bei ienem Septea1ter
Terrrin 1858, zner6e TO aum Bijentit&en Rertai an
Sen Reifsbiettnnen GegtR bGare Babtlng am @oarts
Ka,9sq.Enr IN Der $fabt geafbUiHe am mn RkeAhs
Ss q. Snnuor 1858 mad kenb bei3 dfbenss Iskes
eiceithS,n 6rinoen, nGnlli9: Mne Ae6ks. TiLels Gz
irPiEe6e unb Sntereffen mefdbe 9. Gdiep fen. tn os
cea6em 2aahfrdFt beIeseu NIB IN 3aglelen
srrtel1 GnattuR bnt snthaItenb ito Mder mebr ooeE
rpertder beETentt 4s5rEE@ upm Der 2dnperet pon "
q. Gfutfa kefsIi@ uuh fisE6 pom Der 2dnberei nel
Ri7tnioiss, BItIi& pDn ser aaMbetei uop S. Clint
fftf 8eidGGe beea, ais bon Ggemtkzsn pcn @. Gefsy
FEM, uni sIuegeH GTgeAtBcMeR Esgeu thr aue esf@
sstIsrator, fur Sf79.S0 un6 % 426t66, rejpeeti6e
hebf sntersIIsn uMb Goitsns 60 getiaeeH. 0seebsl
's Ss sssD'''M''' e. G. d. osnalsfen sbeiH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
9rnftee,s gserfanf.

= Sui @anRBbets etner 1ebegtra QsurtnAbe nssess
neiScmTnen an bic Raibrjue 4HtIttngs4
an 9ars 1859 uu0 reetittttt ~ per see
2OA, Trerbe 10 am Treitag, BEN 29s Jan1sae 1867
suu BfientHdeu BeTeuuf am Gcurtb Dor 81 eex
meeBhnAng, tna In aemnnnteT nrtua0e kef@riebene
@sunhetgeHtbum briRgen, BeEeeen IN bee Staht eJbs
ptnes Doutefon County, Tenn, NIT 6ropf an Der
Ofiete Don SIbsGpfegerabe, beginnt an bet Gfetns
tEde Mnh Adyit lid EnR 5Hnib alpsb 112 gus amriid.
WbestIo SK Tot nsg zee eIesteDDM cIleGegEabe INIT
96 Sut Grellt Nne baIbuegs mad GterTpiirase Ieits
fene, bpRet1startI9 perpidnees an gsnarnts Gotlas
tion hsAT@ @s n. &teuenfcns 9
Der GrlbB tJt eGr DefrtehtaumG Der In aenannter
iessrtyag slyssllpe eela9 fsten GMaISsu ~ pers
menhe1E, sHbem ei1 8ftx1a ran $16,lz 3hne bfnfer
b na@exhem Bite &pfaen fht Nttrtd kiefer nan
gnds 6gn keRte falt6 ifilD. Zen 10 S1Tuar 1850. +
Mnf 4siebt he's weate peg DFssteteh.
Mnfom Netfam,
taH1s,2D S@aAmeiiaer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
1871 stssi ysesrs, 8 q tsx in
+ 6, peblfss,tdset's
ensfffds6entfatasH.yt afutid
engI ifG.e.s SAT &ta -rg1 aEter-
bn~ ns6a sasabf sen saaliRn
:, @aslprdSs nil 6fatf9enRwa
800 s-t ilabsanab ssatf9 = SaHsu s.
MuRase.
;20 800 al. I.g.r,iaiI lIur 81 $50.

0ietes B,sh 1T risht FIR 6as Ghthissimaer ems
HeIehrfer es iii fir 6eN Suab1erfe< he5E saneuouns
San dffsnfhfIn heilf1et, Der, penn eg IN VINE
rid a1tterark pfk feine lssten Rtttet ert4eptt pot
I,r i'd Mat lc1Gks 1d8 ansf MT per eng
suf6tbe beS@Gfiieen 0her sfhenre &ehrer pes
sd5feft fa,sat ionrefu MLt, Sydten utln %phel aur
5anb iek men mus am 70 es.'s Ses ssn,ee" ems
Sas susb.sa SsasS giaesks5 f pOr
an6fTeis eibef bas IN heuR eHef9 soentS
fdsen ThEiIe isSem gaorte Se 1nsiy tade mt oeut<
1em 8u1faben s.ne % g 90 Ssasr =. OT os-
EEe5be mic Siiffe bfefes B1rEexb,f8 ed1 @elt9e pap
5eiief oiFs utr5s els e - D5re Sshrer noer
g4siiiS rEfn bic t1posray s8miersgtett
lgnnas ben banr6 ke6eltslta oerae9tss9 s@9renaAI'
n6i1h 10 DiEh 1tdjf 9Es lnugne1i.
haF bieftS Sud Siaies hex 9Le kne 1e
in prb Heirt 1porbeu, AaeS peg Api91
] pcn 1890 osGEeaipEnIe1 peIerf az asee Smpts9'
j IHnGtAa8a frss ffsAaA a-s4rsn z.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
80 eiltpre..lDll1at.

/ 0ngesn fiibbeutl@e Babrpns. ipirO
eiuaetbeiJt ia so &rsp;er., stss
/ ghaIer 4reMbiid Gourant tuiro eins
aetbeiIt in 80 SiIbererD{deii. 8
l SboIer Bremer GoIO mirO eng tbeiIt
IN % @rote, s.. :.
/ 6tane ipirO siksetbeilt sus1OO Sem
times '..5s tlass sis5ill ,,ss :.
/ @Art @unto ioirO eiuestseilt IN 1f
3 @@iHiuse. iie ,lfln - ~
], Gufben SDHSa6Ifd lgsurart nilt
einaet6eIlt N 100 gents.a -3slsra
/ Yflnb SteflihS ipir0 eiugetbeilt IL
20 @1iuinge 3 10 Rence. s.a ias
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

s, DEsastsst sfzk alsbestEagussa sur1us puss
aenoaam eA al tss an
-. aa;s haussisn eenntH geg't tn es9 70 .2O. SITE
5fz SnertRi6d unf 81 tin o. teE 90 Sannar 1885,
sa.ra erEaut bar In ben
SzI fggS rfrfrhe bes
s%rieheng b f4aHl bftn9snl bslegs tn pas
III aEes fsn3nfn ehN Il asg bex &lbfeste non @0nnea
gss nit 4iG Ms SgDut aqo 1OlK THs
ssss 1T ein xbe bss Don fruiIs epag an
ssa4es @[6aa 10 efkEa8sAsn an1e ana hsat jUtl9sp
Has fFafeF 81 8s ttfan sB Tot MHa WI
Nuxb d. 95 " anoss s.s ~
stsBEn1 sa~ -,
sss4a %tlnH t tR y w W ~ - y,
SO gNep qe 30
ea gess 2 ~ isssx III
qSaAk b58 beIke dHa ffAb, pen 1f ynlgtar ASnAs
@NF SefsbI egs Boarhs Der Gsvettotea.i e3sA
cf62B s9atmeiHeT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

8pei Moaat BATE 8edieI iue
Sgroemt5 (nidt Cent? lspo D'rel
9tpnaf bafo gEedfeI finb 4 Yroeeili
fsstd5t Geut) biHiser, t6nnen ober Moi
fur fleine 8etrdge aasgeiteM perostt'
Giuciunati, 81, 46. San. 1863 -
g. ia . ae.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

N9it Besualauf sbi8sl Brief I 60
6errn Is. Il. @oae in @iNcinHati Sbi0t
Ser biernn0 in Der llwsegeu6 BehIgtil6
befauut 1T, uns iueitere Gmpfe bEll,ls gu
5 e0arfen, crude i'd Oas .eeltldje sEdJ
.EIitern, iib.rs6t aabIrsi@ Der @DTt6etge
susteeiellerl, Die bier aebOten linA. I sd
srt9elIe 81 ieeer Bet rabsrg staeEaRfl
Iiiber ale "Details 49,. y ~ 3
/ Sgsg an s4sesA hn u "a M
L Ros1oS sesfs geaes :IFabs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

rENNKSSEE S,TAAT ZE1TUNG
l =as11 n T77Ttl Z sfFsa 3, res
. Gez@ oFFIgIA1 ORGAN FOR THE
catNTIEs aOE DAVIDSON, ROBERTSON
sIrNNER- WILL AsON, WILSON AND
cTfF7 AlTHkNi. sIesSl E7ssFsf 4Ea
- ~ S. 8 zstsItt1.ls =: q
-a&sEe THErONLY -GERMANlDA4LY AND
,'EEKI,Y Il CRY AND srATR.s
q r4Eftt zfe-r ~
ne The only Evening paper pub
= shed GIN N ashF He rsa ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

600 1faFE gdhsO ! 81 eeat
fiiE i Nlart. % 7. q
] 16OO graues q Traaes 8 cts fir
81 Mrie. Cob. 4 2
So qfnn6 Gteeling . 4 4fuuo fur
S4.S5 M1aer. Dolb. eIgs Tia ri 6
E H3ln ls - af stfis
: ef3 81 eOntts3 ssstsssm sssFass, i s,;s.rls.
GhIbea faOoeutihe aBabruns a IL
Gents @eIb fir. / @uIben. go !,
@utSen 6Ou6nbifd @oaraat 2 ~
@ente Sob fur ! @ulben. 1 ~ -
s6sler @repbifA gDuraat q s5
Geuts @sfh fur ! 6bnler: S.
! SbeIer Brenter Sob a SO4 Seats
fir 1 szbaIer. 49, as......s !.
1 Mdrf. 90 -. -.
NfnnS gtstIins 4 @funO FIR S4.e 81
l9Inaer.. gOIbs s..ts,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
8erfettiaet BON ssisTs5
8rmsb HnD tsss .
u an,-s 1'is l,s..se 49,
IS 6etlntlN Der @rttft,es g

.eux.5ef Mn pots q ta9 Cd bet@xga4s
en- n ans 81 sssQ MttsE.s So: ss ssnc.
S SsiiSse. SSndbBanSssJ sssbfssfes esHS'
.bas6sE isIr I ssasfTm tsroI iesa
isinea hsn fsslsE &ogf sss ftasn
fur uerir ny sls SUI
fiir 4 SSef GdbeIkeiIe Rai9inea ~ 11spa9e
GnteIs. glai9insn fur
s aefb EfnEeus nua7 f21nao e 9sn Scepg2oSrs- -
ters] ~ ssn i; S,s
asrem Riifanbe.s 2esbbinnba flt ForpnleWte %efs
ionen. 4esbbtuben fiie 9iAesr. .isss..1
Ella ftf94 SSH e oni3sl braces
fir SerrenS Tnwen liuA sRer @scs
Gnip en- wi eit3 fiit 9sagtt seer z9sss1ssts
GriSenT, lefnGne wn6 SbdNmmgEt n
fdfi de @trlmps fFg nes ganss 1eint .Rls sym
kaieT cSsf NngeI, be 4ougef 9wcaenem &osEs U'sE
| sei.fssls. sas sfitsig snnb beee ARtstsl
fkTdd en- fur @Eee M,.e yes 81 q e
| s&Sit ii Seuti 6IaiIS unS AnseritD I'd 9eFS Nv
siis 81 3 zs3 a2tlnst Sru 4effrSI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

:, ran lines II gsoiid make one square.
Yearly advcrtissrs VII Sc ted TO discount
49, - ~ slice ,t1s dag e a zsmentsw be
charkgd two 5tAiras 0f TIE aneg SFsteas
: n the Nsekly Eaitl9ns enc donstsa square for
isnesIsl 81 Civ Iism noficea, 90 cents line first,
ssrd 10 cents 9 HHe,every ddihouHl assertion.
changes III advertised MS Siif y charged at ne
An ADVERTISEMENTS are due ffon cate OF nrst ID.
tftlon. efealfet fhe cash fstem will be adhered
ks6a 10 fiyansis1t EeEtsenents Wil Dc 'AAs"
,aiesaaccompa nied b tie money :.
JoHN RUBIN Publisher.
Eoeae-..,e55sA.'s & os Nosrh CoELrcr SrREEr
Il - s1rs..;. 80 1sFaWafN HOUSE
!, e eisAAsssps IN ~ TX AsETLE. TENN
sessvtsa gsl9Haa rsssTsssss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01
% eta nbG

SiscOm4irse gius uns Epten a2s2.e55.62
GoIIGter6Is &nIetben. 11oo9z.lS-@S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

rrl.BAEEs OF ApyERrIsING.
N.Y. DAILY 81 Copper Square fFst insertio
ali fifty G6ntE or each subse guent insertion.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-01

JtUs~O1s-EIE sE2IFt1g N7FEs<3FFE .
~ siFz@ssf sHiffben gteiis Nao Speamsre
s4;s. ss,' Gineinnatk cptq.
szo,t su6e bus S5iTb nit benz spIteueIt Melsr eeer
aSreifire: Or q. 8. 6ofsseras ed1t poissSs ~
Ginetnaotii qbios - VII 1sEzTa~f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28
T EGAL NOTICE. ,

~ ---r4-y---
Tursey Reed by her hHs band James Reed, Rich
ard Scranton. and others. heirs of Joseph scran-
ton, deceased Pills, as. Lyman Farnam and
ais, hcifs of Jesse FuTnanl, deceased, Defts.-
In the Court of, Common Pleas OF Portage Coun-
-E.- -ilsat ty, Ohio. aa~
To Lyman Farnam, Dolly Ann Frost, Edward
Farnam and Mary Bard you will take notice,
that TIrsey Reed and Others heirs of Joseph
Scranton, deceased. did on the Sth day of Sep
tember,' A. ID. 1869, file their4petition in tn
Clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas,
Portage County aud State of Ohio, against said
Setting forth that jesse Farnam
on the 1St day OF March, A. ID. 1924, made an
agreement in writing with Joseph Scranton,
for the sale and conveyance to Joseph Scranton,
upon theipayinent of the consideration money
therein mentioned, (together with other landsl
the following described premises to-wit:
Situate in Franklin. i'll the county of Portafe
and. Stateof Ohio, ,Glnd known as being part of
lots, s,No .'aS and53 in said township. and bounded
on the north by lands owned By Joseph leigh;
ton, on the east by line running north and
south through the centre of said lots No. 3S and
53, and high water mark of the Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal Reservoir in Lakes Pippin and
Brady on the south by the south line of lot No
3S and on the west by the west line of lots No,
IS and 50, containing tiftyfye acres OF land,
more or less; that said Joseph Scranton under
said agreement, went into possession of said
lands with the knowledge and consent of said
Jesse Farnam, and made valuable and lasting
i'm mprovelnents thereon; that the said Joseph
Scranton and his Said heirs have ever since
been,. excepting the said right Of flowage of
said Canal Company and now are in the actual
and peaceable possession of said premises, that
said Jesse Farnam and the Executors of his es-
tate, have long since: been fully paid for said
premises, and that said Jesse Farnam, his heirs
and assigns were upon receipt of payment for
said premises, bound by said contract to exc
cute and deliver to said Joseph Scranton, his
heirs or assigns, II deed, of conveyance of said
premises Said petition further sets forth that
neither the said Jesse Farnam nor his heirs nor
assigns have executed and delivered to said Jo-
seph Scranton Or his heirs or assigns, any deed
of said lands. and praying that said heirs of said
jesse Farnaln may be made defendants to said
petition, and that on the nal hearing of said
case, said heirs of said Jesse Farnam may be
ordered to make adeed to said heirs of Joseph
Scranton. of said Lands.
Said defendants are notified that said case
will he for hearing at the next term of our said
Court, OF soon thereafter as the same can be
heard.
Date Sept co. 1869.
ftt-. DID ~ -13'i sTURSEY REED, ct ais.
By S. d. NORTON, their Attorney.
Sept. 23 1859 56-tt.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

scene described, he arose early and
took his usual walk before breakfast.
"Good morning, Sol, how are you ]"
This came from merchant of the
place; not the one who greeted him
in somewhat similar terms on form
er occasion.
"Tolerably well, thank yon."
"You look serious"
Sol always had serious look, even
when joke was uprising to his lips.
T'tgI'm not serious" FyyE7 4 ~
I AsfWeil 4 am glad to hearit, both on
your own account and mine. 1 can
wait"
"*Waitl what for?" a-
T s.For money" - 1,..... .'l.s. ai. '17gs.
ai What money I?'' -'asa, ~. IT,
Eyes, let me see," taking out a
memorandum book. "Six hundred
and thirty dollars" <yl,.,
"Six hundred thpnders !"
iH"No, dollars"
"What in the devils name are you
at?"
s@Simply this: If a man will gam
BILE and go itas strong, as you did last
night, he must expect one of two
things"
~ And YhatIaEe hey,2iaE,cEidq
Win or lose. You lost that is
ALL"
"Lost! when and where?'
"Now Sol, know yyeu dopitImlnd
the money, but cease to make joke
of it."
f@ | am Sorry for your loss; I risked
my money and won. You risked
yours and lost"
80 ETrue a man must expect to lose as
we'll as win" 80 - szla,a5 ,.s-.l.s
eyes, and if you are short; as 1
know you are, give me your note at
three or four rnonths.Db y. 3 hs'
j sshortt heavens, let me see" So
opening his pocket-book he found it
empty. &F
"All gomez ~ -rt
"Don,t worry yourself Sol; all
| right"
"Well this is most unfortunate /
was very foolish, certainly" "
y Therewas no backing out. for what
he did while asleep he had to stand
up for when wide awake-and awake
he was to the fact of having lostS20O
cash, and $500 to his friend the mer-
chant. The note was given at four
months made payable at Mobile. 1t
took six months to pay it in full!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

SourHERN OH1o.2rhe Democrats
of Southern Ohio did nobly. There
was gain of 3,4OO in Hamilton, $40
in Clermont, 400 in Brown and $50 i'm
Highland, -sn. Total, ,4l90. This is
j 200 more than Hayes majority for
the entire State was two years ago.
If we are beaten i'll the State, it is not
the fault of these counties, which have
surpassed. themselves inlthe, extent of
their majorities.rCin. Enquirer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28
THE PENpULUMI Z

Swing on old pendulum Of the world,
Forever and forever,
7 Keeping the time of suns and stars.
The march that endeth never.
Your monotone speaks joy and grief, &,
And failure and endeavor-
Swing on, old pendulum, to and fro,
Forever and forever.
: I,Sng "A you swing shall earth be glad,
.Asd men be partly good and bad. raasrii
And each hour that passes by, -'l''
A thousand souls be born and die;
Die from the earth, to live. we trust,
Unshackled. snalloyed with dust.
Sol HEA9 VAS IIiW
Long rs you swing shall wrong come right
A. sura as.morning follows night; ;4--e-
The day goes wrong-=the ages NEVER
Swing on, old pendulum, forever. !.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28
ryE BEEN rHIsH4SG.

I've been thinking. I've been thinking,
What glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their business more.
And mind thefr heighbor's less;
For instance, you and 1, my friend,
Are sadly prone to talk
OF matters that concern us not,
and ofhersf follies mock. ~
I've been thinking, if we'd begin
70 mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive to manage theirs, 1,
We've faults enough at home to mend
1t may be SO with others;
Itswould seem strange If it were not,
Since Al mankind are brothers.
Oil would that we had chariN
FOR every man and woman
forgiveness Is the mark Of those
who knoF I" toerr is human,"
Then let US Danish jealously-
Lots lit our fallen brother;
And as we journey down life's road,
Do good to one another.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

SOME one has calculated that the
snuff )annuallyI consumed in France
would makeahirty columns as large
as that in the Place Vendome, the
smoking>tobacco would make a solid
cube as large as the Arch of Triumph,
the. chewing tobacco would fill $3.50
large casks, and the cigars, laid TO end,
would stretch round the globe twice
at the equator.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28
Farm for Sale.

A very desirable farm OF eighty acres locat
N cd ON the town line OF RaVCnna and Roots
town \ good barn ON the premises, and plen
ty of young fruit trees in good growing condi
tion. Also, four acres of pasture land Situated
ON north Chestnut StreeR in the village OF Ra-
VIENNA, just the thing for a man wishing a place
to pasture n COW or two. For terms and "A par
ticular description of the premises offered for
sale, enquire ut the Office OF
RANNEY s HATFIELD.
Nay Is, 1860, 37-tr.