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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

NEARLY FINIsHED.-We under
stand that the machinery of the new
FIGURING Mill of King Bros, is nearly
all in, and that they purpose to COM
mence running on Monday next.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

FLANNELs, CoTToS AND PRINTs.--
n. Converse has just received new
Stock Flannels. Good fine Red Flan-
mel at SOC per yard.
Anew Stock of Cottons at reduced
prices, New Stock of Prints, Shawls,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

Mr.. j. NJ. BIssELL has sold his
house and lot on North Meridian
street, to Messrs. L. c. Dodge &c Co.
Consideration $1l0Q. Mr.. B, goes to
Alliance to engage in the saloon and
eating-housc business.
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4 Charter Of Accidents.

A EoY living at Western Star was
seriously injured by The falling OF IL
horse hay rake from the rafters OF
the barn. one OF the tines entering his
side between his ribs, producing Sc
we're, though ii is hoped not fatai in
jury.
MIR. and Mrs. Brouse were badly
injured by being thrown from wag-
week Tuesday.
A BOY named John Kelley was
thrown from hand car which lie was
driving near Wadsworth station, and
falling forward. the car ran over him,
dislocating his shoulder and breaking
Il wrist.
Mr.. HENRY NICE, near this village,
met with quite Il serious accident re-
Gently. While climbing II chestnut
tree, limb gave way, and he fell Il
distance of Ten or twelve feet. frac-
turing several ribs, and seriously i'll
juring his lungs and other parts OF his
body.-Udd$1roJth ENterdTise.
Oh Wednesday of last week, while
Mr.. VIM. Cutler, OF Elkton, was shoe
ing horse, the animal became rcStive
and in its movements threw Mr.. {. 10
the floor, breaking his nose in two
places. Lii the absence of the County
Commissioners, DR.. Moore OF this
place, repaired that bridge, which will
soon be in as good condition as ever.
Buckeye State.
Was it bridge of size" as a W.
would say?
OK Monday morning about half
past three O'Clock, Anthony Horner. q
brakeman on the switch engine i'll the
yard Of the Fort Wayne road, met
with an accident which resulted III
the loss of a portion of his right leg.
He was sitting on the frame i'll front
of the boiler, While the engine was
moving from one part of the yard to
another, when the machine uneXpect-
edly run of, owing to the incomplete
position of a switch, which motion
threw him off. He was struck by tho
engine, and his leg so badly fractured
that it was found necessary to alnpu,
tate it. ! was taken OF below tho
knee. The patient at this writing i;
doing well.-4HtuAcc Democrat.
On Monday of last week, air. Mat
thew Thompson, OF East Liverpool
while attempting to hold horse thai
had become frightened b. a passing
train, was kicked in the temple, and
had his skull crushed in. He died OF
Tuesday.-NetO Lisbon Patriot.
A FEW days ago as Deputy Sherif
A. A. Thomas was coming out o
Wellsville, when neaFthe mill on thi:
side of Town, something becam,
wrong about the harness, whicl
frightened the horse, and in attempt
ing to prevent runaway, he wa
thrown out of the buggy and over al
embankment, and received some very
severe bruises and cuts upon the hcat
and body, and one OF his wrists badl,
sprained.-4Hjdnce Monitor.
JAS. COTTERILL, n drunken man
drowned in Saltwater Creek nea
Urichville, on Tuesday last, in at
tempting TO reclaim a skiff that ha'
got away from him and foated int
deep water.
A LITTLE boy aged seven years,
son of Anthony Lally, of Brier Hill
Mahoning County, was drowned i
the canal opposite the Brier Hill ful
mace, on Tuesday of last week.
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Teachers, Examinations.

The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings for the examination
OF applicants, in the Court House, at Ravenna.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and closing at
O'Clock, p. NJ, upon the last Saturday of each
month until further notice.
G.. a. REED, Clerk.
Razenna OCT 2t 1862 eO-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

THE total amount OF taxes for Sem
eca county this year is $195,s0l 90.
Mr.. HUNTER MARTIN of Column
biana CO., hanged himself last Friday
because he was forced to pay small
security debt.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Patrick
Fleming, in Leetonia was DESTROYED
by fire on Friday night Oct. 18th; in
surcd for 81 900.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

SPIRITUAL MEETING.-Mr. L. Clark,
of Cleveland, q trance speaker, will
address the people at Phenix Hall
next Sunday. forenoon, afternoon and
evening, on the subject Of Spiritual
Philosophy.
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SUsPICIoUs.-On Saturday last, Mr..
W. E. Smith, Clerk at B. Little's Gro
Gerry Store, found snugly slowed away
under the warehouse of that establish
ment, small sack with strap buck
led around it, and inside the sack 8
pound cannisters of Hazards Electric
Gun Powder, 8 tin boxes Water Proof
Gun Caps, box OF Gun Tubes, and
lot of Shot. The person who made
the deposite, or the owner can obtain
the property by proving ownership.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

TREMENDOUS Snow SToRM.-This
section was visited on Tuesday night
with tremendous snow storm, the
like of which, at this season of the
the year, is not in the recollection of
our oldest inhabitants. The white
flakes commenced falling about nine
o'clock Tuesday evening, and Wednes-
day morning the ground was COM
pletely covered, and the trees and
shrubbery loaded down with "the
beautiful snow" Those who meas
ured it tell lis that the average depth
was fourteen inches. The sleighs are
running and the ''merry jingle of the
bells'' is heard upon our Streets
Thiuk of that for October.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

FROM the silence of our township
correspondents we judge that they
are on a trip to the hcad-watcrs OF
Salt River. If so, we hope to hear
from them ere long from that drcary
and desolate region.
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Disease yields to Treatment.
Judicious Me ans En1ploye
Saves Untold Suffering.

If YOU would be Strong, Healthy and Figor-
Gus. mse WrigAts Tonic Cordial dnd ISIood F~-
ritter. 1t is IA superlative Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial and is an infallible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor 1t
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney Al
fections, Nervous Debility and all diseases aris-
ng from disorganzed condition Of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver.
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stImu-
ating Potations they are merely temporary In
their effect finally they are positively injurious
Take Vrtght's Tonic Cordial, it will assist ma,
turc in converting the food you eat into ricf
blood, producing health and strength.
Sold by POE s. BRG.. Agents, Ravenna, Ohio
Ravenna, Sept 3, 1868. l..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28

Gov. HAYES has appointed Thurs
day, November 18th, as Thanksgiving
Day, being the same day named by
the President for that purpose.
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FIRST NlTIONlL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETNA BIO oCK
ESTABLISHED IN 1868,

ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
As a Home Institution, for The AceoEnnodG-
tion ofthe People Of Portage County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and ell orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium, Funds
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits
Revenue stanlps-all sizes, kept constantly
or.hard, and all ORDERS. filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. S. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
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 en- all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
" D..CLARk, Prest.
e. E. wITTER, Cashier.
Nov. 3. 1868, If
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II. II. WILLARD, Esq, started on
Saturday last ON his return to Lynch
burgh, Va.
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RAVIGNNA MARK EFT.
MARKETS.

CLEVELAND Oct 26 1869
Flour-FImer feeling manifested We quote
as follows: City made $7,5Og7.T5 for XXX
white; Sc 50GG rs for XX mbcr; Sc 0Oe 81 for
Xxx red winteri s5.T@gG 90 for X red winter
6 90 for XX red and amber; %55CGG IS for XX
spring.
Wheat-Sale of ca No. Red at 81 IS.
Corn-No. = held III Soc.
OatS-Held AT 4Tc
Pork-Steady; Held at $32,O0 for No. 1 city
packed Mess: No. do, ut So 90; Clear 1t $3i %
short Clear $500.
Lard-Stcady; City rendered held at 1S1&c in
ticrces; l9c in kegs; country do, hell ut iSG
1870.
Butter-Choic Western held ut 32G35c for
rolls, tubs and cloeks: good To prime ut 3JG32
common to good 2J4I.S;.
Cheese-FactOry held at II 20 19c in large lots
lS9,1S4ac III small lots; Dair, lit 5&IT1sc.
Eggs-Alarkct is firm at 3&al33c Tor fresh lots
Potatoes steady ut 31a4Ja for PcachblUws by
car lots: 3J@ 10c from stlra.
New YORK, Oct. &c.
Flour--Stcady
Wheat-Stca6v; sales winter at 81 ,i3G1 Al
Corn-Firmer; held ut 9Jal 90.
OatS-0uiCt at 500 65S
Ryc-Dulf and nominal at 1-6t i3
Pork-Firm al 30 1908 %.
Lart-Stcady at ITsioglS'.
Sugar-Stcady Refined 10 @1Ga1 q 1Glsc.
ceipts $50 heat
Live Hogs 1EcmanG fair at 11a lOatc; receipt,
} 600 head.
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THE place to buy your Watches, Clocks an
Jewelry, is at NJ. MowEN's, No. 2, Etna Bloc
where you will always find good assertmen i,
and lower prices than any other House in the
county
Repairing done on short notice. All work
warranted. -f s.-iuiHs1 Sep3, 1oOS,u
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just Received.

Is dozen BorIlered Linen Towels. We are
selling these goods at 16 cents each. Worth 3Oo
each. j. S. SMITH & co.
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Portage County Agricultural Society
Meeting.

There will be meeting OF the Board of the
Portage County Agricultural Society, at the of
flee of VIM Goldman. Esq, Ravenna, Tuesday,
November 9th 1868, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
All interested i'll holding a Fair Of the Society
the next year. are invited to be present. 1fthe
people of Rarenna want another Fair, they
must attend the meeting. ~
n S. oLIN, Prest.
". WILLIAMSON. Secretary.
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FuFs, Eurs.

W. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
Ravenna, Oct. 25, 1869, 61-2 W.
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naw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ravenna, Oct. 81, 1859. sO-tf
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01

atka, nor, as far as 7 knew, anything
from which il could be made, and it was
a mystery to me how they succeeded so
soon in getting hOpelessly, thoroughly,
undeniably drunk. Even Ross Browns
beloved WashOe, with its 'HOwling
Wilderness Saloon" could not have
turned out more discreditable specimens
of intoxicated humanity than those be-
fore Us.
The exciting agent, whatever it might
be, was certainly as effective in its re-
suits and as quick in its operation as any
'tangle-fOOt' or bottled lightning, known
to model civilization. We were not so
far in advance of the barbarians after
all. They seemed to have solved, by q
happy tuition, the problem which civil
iZatiOn has so long studied, viz how to
get drunk III the shortest possible time,
and IN the most effective way. For the
fultillment of both conditions, the KO-
rak method takes precedence over all
Others which / have ever seen. They
got drunk by eating the species of fIng-
us VUlgarly known as tOad-stOOl. The
plant is peculiar to the country.
Although violent narcotic poison
when taken in large quantities, It acts
upon the brain and nervous system
in small doses, very much as does alco-
holic liquor, and it is used as a stimu-
liant by nearly all the Siberian natives
between the Okhotsk Sea and Behring
Straits.
It's habitual use completely skaters
the system, and its sale by the Russians
to the natives is made penal offense
by Russian law. In spite, however, of
all prohibitions, the trade is secretly
carried on, and I have seen twenty dol
lars worth Of furs bought with a single
fungus. The KoraIs would gather it for
themselves. but il requires the shelter
Of timber for its growth, and it is not to
be found on the barren steppes over
which they wander, SO that they are
obliged, for the most part, to buy it at
enormous prices from the Russian trad
ers. 1t may sound strangely to Ameri-
can ears, but the invitation which
eOnvival KOrak extends to his passing
friends is not "COme in and have a
drink" but, 90 Won't you 20 and take a
tOad-stOol?' Not q very allUring pro-
pOsal, perhaps, to a civilized topper, but
its effect upon a dissipated Korak is
magical! Far into the night we heard
the shouts and barbarous songs of the
kOrak bacchanalians, and our sleep was
disturbed with many Unpleasant dreams
of being classified with willow switches
for getting drunk on tOad-stoOls.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01

ORIGIN OI, THE NANEOF BoNAPAI;TE.
The BOnapartc family can be traced
back to Florence i'm the time Of the
Guelph and Ghilbellino wars. In those
rude times many Of the common people
had no family names, but one or another
of them was known as John ofthe Stone.
or Peter Of the Iron Hand, and so on
through the varied list. The humble an.
cestors Of these now French heroes. in
the struggle between papaey and the
Empire took the side of the former. and
received the name OF Bonaparte. This
continued tobe the orthographyuntH the
first Napoleon dropped them IN writing
the name, and it Ia still correct, accord
ing to the somewhat in1exible Italian
analogy.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01
RARD07J SHOTS
NUMBER XII.
BY LADY GAY.

4 lady from Ohio not u great while
. ago said to me: 'iI see you sometimes
write for the Crbana Union, and I want
to tell you that some Of your Random
Shots don't hit anybody in Urbana, for
instance the one in which you alluded to
men not giving money to their wives.
Husbands there, do give their wives
money, and in many eases the women
hold the purse strings, and often the
men have to ask them for money.
I'LL have committed Jlunder all I
; can now do is to ask forgiveness first,
and second, to congratulate the married
| ladies of Urbans, for in this particular
=. they stand alone, that is as far as my
observation goes, and if had daughters
to marry would take them to Crbana
and find husbands for them if I could.
as it is the only place I know Of where
men give their wives money, and cs-
pecially without grumbliug because they
do. ..
To use Il vulgurism "I'H bet my bot
tom dollar" tho to tell the naked truth
I hav'nt a dollar in the world that this
( Random Shot hits somebody even in
/ Urbana (?l for ] am going to strike
string that will vibrate from Maine to
Texas and that is,
THE WHISKY DRINKER!
( III defy anybody to point to the town
or county in which a whisky drinker
cannot be found.
You gentle reader, can't go = mile on
the raidroad without seeing him. You
can't travel on a steamboat, without
meeting him.
You can't buy drygoods without trad
ing with him. You can't buy groceries
without coming in contact with him.
If you 60 to church you are sure to see
him, Il don't say he is. in the pulpit but
you'll see him. If you want a suit
brought in court ten to one you employ
him. He is always in the court house:
4 didn't say the Judge mind YOU and
begging pardon, You sometimes find
him occupying the Editors Sauctum.
He is in the army. He is in the Navy.
He is in all the Hotels. He is in Con
gress. He is minister plenipoteutiary.
And if it wasn't mladylike I would say,
by jeminy he is cro,yirherc.
But this is all nothing butts waste OF
time and paper. F'or ''who can stem
the tide of'-WHIsKY? Ny God. Is
there no remedy for this evil. Cannot
WOMAN rise in majesty and crush this
demon?
When I think Of the fearful eyes, pale
faces, and squalid homes this awful curse
has made, my heart bleeds, and ifI could
for five minutes he possessed of power
supreme, wOnld command every drop
of the cursed stuff to be sunk into the
sea so low that the ftshe, could never
scent it.
The idea ola MAN, the uoblest work
Of creation, sleeping his soulin UHIsEy.
1t is frightful. 1t is a pity that the
female women" who preach woman's
rights, do not instead, form btatalliou
and put down whisky drinkers. There
would be some sense iU 81 movement Of
hat sort.
Thank God there l. heaven, and onr.
where drunkar,ls can't be received-fur
what angel could affiliate with
whisky swiller? If I ann unfortunate
.nOugh to 60 TO hell, hope it it will not
70 in the part assigned 10 drunkar,Is
Devils are bad enough. but would iu,-
ginea drunken dewitt the f1srr7iSFof thcrp
II.
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Toad stool whisky.
hOr0Ets on q DI902E-K KumSChatk0,l Dis
tWeFics-A Better thing than Gar
6Ggc Whisky.

y writer in Putnam's Magazine for
November, among other Curiosities in
Northeastern Siberia, says:
After the conclusion of the ceremony
We removed to an adjacent tent, and
were surprised as VIC came out in the op-
en- airtO see three or four KOra ks shouting
and reeling about in an advanced stage
Of intOXicatiOn, celebrating, l suppose,
the happy event that had lust transplr-
cd. I knew that there was not q drop of
alcoholic liquor in all Northern KSmsch-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01

Cleveland Nail No g. j2,l9 7 n y
Express No. 10 -----.---- Il'~o A. d.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01

Several months later, seated on the
deck of Il steamer bound for Liverpool,
was Audley Ashton, and his young
bride resting on Il low seat ut his feet.
Kate, darling, he said, while his fin
gers threaded the rich brown hair and
tOyed with the dark curls, 'arc you the
woman who, little more than Il year ago
vowed and declared to her companions
that she detested the ilirt, AUdley Ash
ton, and would never yield to his charms
and tascinatiOns"'
who told yoU-how did you hear il?
NO one told me; I overheard it, and
how have you kept your vow, Kate"
She laughed and blushed.
Il did not yield to the silly lUve-ma-
king and meaningless batteries of a
ilirt, but to the fond devotion of low
ing, true heart. IL it not 500
Yes, my own
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-12-01
Esa
EpIE Ran WAY.

I'm and .rar Monday. [0Vcumer 18th, lSa
Trains will leave Crban0, at the following hpur-
viz;
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CINCINNATI, SAYDUSET & CLEAvLAED R. R.
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ECONOMY Il HOME INDUSTRY.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
... THE ECHICKASABOGUE o-l
Manufacturing Company

A RE NOW prepared to purchase Good Clean
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mills ana brought to HIM in suitable condi!ion:
Rags may either be white, coloied or mixed, out
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~ For further iniom 'tioa apply at the Com
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