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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
2,l Ia.t sl.t Street. Nsx York.

al East Slst Street, New Ysrk.
DsAR sia Fer thrss:wssks past have been
using your PLANTATION BIfrsRs. For more thar
four months past have. been suffering frem
~hst my Doctor said vs. nsrvsus prostraties,
being unable TO endure hardly any physical OF
ssntal labor without great fatigue. But had
not used the Bittsrs . week before was con
scious Of their bene6ting.ms - nsthing else had,
and have continued to gain worry rapidly since.
till new am able TO be about ny usual house
hold duties. To all who are afflicted with gsner.
al debility can testify from experience that the
Dittsrs are invaluable. Yours. truly.
MARoARRr b. sroxs.
MAsNeLIA WAssa.--Supsrior 10 the best i'm.
proved s-nsi Go ~. AL ssll -. half the
price
JAnssS. KIaK L Co. 'sSfns staple and fauey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. improved Chemical, Palm. Ac. Sold By
oil grocsrs and fancy goods dealers.
Tan Taus Rsnsoy for all whose surroundinRs
ere not favorable TO the preservstoa Of heath Il
AlsHLER'S HERB BlTTERS. which protect,
| the phynqus against the evil tendency Of an i'm
prisousa atmosphere, or any morbid inAusnc.
productive of disease.
Sss Bosea o. 0aArss. Id another column
| Of SPEEKS STANDARD WINE BITrERS. Il
is highly recommended BY ply sicians for dys
peptics. 81 account Of its tenc1 propristies, it,
purity and its delicious nsvers.
TnRas - no excuse Of 80 many deaths b,
Gems umption. il those sfilic.ed with Lung dis
eases will only use ALLESs Luxe BAlsAu il
season. Il will soon cure the disease and pre-
vent 60 great q sacrafce Of life.
Cholic. cholera morbus. cramps. fits aud dys
| pepsia, are benefited and relieved BY usina
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil. Its use 70 safe
as well ~ delicious. Try it. Bold BY Dallord
| -~~e
Tns r-nssr asp swserssr COP Lvm Or IN the
| ~orld manufactured from fresh, healthy livers M
On the sea shore It Is perfectly pure and swcc,
Patients who have taken IL can take no other
Ask for ..Hasard = Caswells Coo Liver Oh. "nsnu
| actascd BY CAswELL, HAKAso = Co, successor -
Caswsli. Mack . Co.. New Ysrk. Ssla By oil drus
gtaso. huf&satoWoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

Chicago Live stock Markot.
By Telegraph Jan. 81.
Cathedral and nemiuallv lever rscs:pts
sl5 head; sales, ~ head, At Als05.eo for
common TO fair s2507.lSx for good TO
choice.
Hogs Dull and dropping. Receipts. 5,sl7
sales. ST. fair TO good, S.5o0l0.40. Oss e.
ira lot brought IL 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
Nervous Debility.

Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
NOTICE HEIRS.
FREE TOR A ) CEVT OTAuY

A COMPLETE CRRTITnD LIST q HHsRs
~ to property in Europe furnish.d for 81, By RED.
DEN BROS. Poetofbss Box $50. Washingion, .. G.
References In g. Louie. tbs 0ees1s. AshbFOoh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

Chicago Market.
BY telegraph. Jan. q. !
Flour--Dull but firmsr owing to the advance
in wheat sales EXTRA S.ls@6.75.
Wheat irm At 1.l4h.
Oats-Steady At 4s.
Csrn--New steady and quiet at g.
Rys--Quiet At .lsi< fer MOL
Karley--Fi rm at 10@l7I.
Provisions Active.
Mess Pork -Usessnged At ~ IS cash.
Cut Mssts--Hirm.
Lard Nominal At lss1@lsk buyers and
sellers anoat
Dressed Hsgs-Clossd Steady ~ 13.ooo
2S7lf.
High Wlnes Dull and neriual q o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
Every Man his own Printer,

WITH one OF eur Presses, and the materisl sc-
W company ing It. every man can do bic own psin-
containing full informatien about these Presses,
prc ., recommen dations &C., mailed free ON appli.
cation. specimen booas Of types. cuts. beroers,
- &c, 10 cents DAVID WATSON Ae't Adame
Pseae Co. &c COuYtlandt St Nav York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

Cast Plow Steel. Steel Tire, Cutter oBafs, HORSE
Bars. Horse Rake Steel. Ley end Toe Cork Steel
Machinery Steel. and RRFlNRD CAST STEEL. Fol
al kinds Of Agricultural lnpiiments. lrsA or Steel
Bolts for all purposes made 70 order. PL0W Mould
Boards shaw's Caltlvators. &C., &C., Of Rsnned q
Cast Steel o. Iron cut 10 pattern.
The attertisnof Railway Danagsrs and Merchant
IL invited to our brand 81 o. O. IRON for Fire Dsxsl
Boilers and all sisse - bass. Warranted equal 4
any Fosign brand. naAs for tsnaeity, tssghness d
ability 70 resist repeated Nesting and eeeling and
every quality required II TIE 1nsstifea.
once and Works. Cor. Inqussns Way and Wayne
Streets. near Eastern and Western Passenger Depot
PllusburgAs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....Ro.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

: FAN Llxn. SULLIVAN voseaAHp. d. Q. wssw osfo
ETHAN. ALLEN 4 CO..
snufacturers Of American Dreeeh Loading aaA
Muszle Loading Double tBariel SHOT Guns,
0ade rom
Fine stub Twist. l.aAe
AaAaAA AnAAn a>1 M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

PAMPHLET containing valuable Information on
a the subject Of advertising. A Iist OF over One
Thousand Newspapers. 1.-THE best Adve, Using Ne.
dums,) and price aards showing advertising fates
Address Geo. r. RowElL 4 Co.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
WlTnERBv. RUcc ( RICHARDSON

Mansiaetarsrs Of WOODWORKING MACHINE.
n, each - Wood ORTIZ Planning, TsagHipe and
0roovinR Machines. Power 4ostico MaeAines. Wsr
Water street, CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21
The Unlen Restaarant

IL teen fitted up IN sleaat style, whsee neelo ono
bot Coffee viii he served l, the best style ct IN
Aoufo.
~. oatiee6etioa guaranteed b .svssythiDe TO
ocSSim SA0oD nAuDn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

Cholic. cholera mortus. cramps. fits and dys.
pepsia, are benefited and relieved BY usine
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil. Its use 10 safe.
as well ~ delicious. Try il. Sold BY Dallord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

JAMS 3. Krax Co. Slime staple and fauey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. improved Chemical, Palm. &c. Sold By
oil grocsfs and fancy goods dealers.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
An INNOCENT MAN CONVICTED or
MURDER.

=. Singular Case of Mistaken Identity.
The Detroit Tribune tells the follow
ing curious story of convict recently
pardoHea by the governor kof that
State:
., ss:sThe pardoning OF, Edward Murphy
who hadsbeen convicted ofnmuftier at
Afackinaes from the state prison. and
the application made by him to the
legislature for compensation for SER
Riresduring the time of Aiszinearcefa
ton, has given 1iseEto inenewspaper
gossip. The person who committed
the murder. was Known as Patrick
Kearney. He committed the deed on
November 10, 1851, on the steamer
Globe, and was brought to Detroit on
that steamer and placed in Jail, two or
three days later, too late in the season
to. be taken back TO the scene of the
murder to be tried.
'fOn the night Tofz March, 3, 1852,
Kearney, in company eleven 9TH
ers, escaped from the ia jail.5A + Amer THE
jail-breakingh had !oeeiiied the sheriff
offered reward of twenty-fiye dollars
for the capture ofsthe escaped prison
er, and this amount was paid for. the
arrest of Edward Murphy, who was
afterwards convicted of the murder,
and, although innocent, as it now turns
out, was sentenced for life to fthe
state prison.
.eas e The @ arrest of Mnrp ny n as effected
| in this manner: 9At the time the
murder. was committed a. man named
Cummings was pretty badly cut by
the criminal. Cummings afterwards
went to Chicago and became police
man or some sort of an officer Eight
years after the crime was committed,
Cummings saw person in that city
whom he believed1tofbe thenesgaped
murderer. This man gave his name
as Edward Murphy, after being arrest
ed at the instance of Cummings, but
SO firp lid the in formeyappear ito be
in his conviction that the prisoner was
really the criminal, that the Detroit
authorities were notified ofthe arrest,
and Peter Laderoots whogwas turnkey
at the jaail, when the prisoners, before
allHded to, ESCAPED, went tor Ghieagb
toideHfify him. Both Laderoot and
Cummings Were Of the same opinion
relative to the man, and upon the
strength of their testimony he was ia
ken back to Mackinac, and convicted
of murder: Murphy, on,hise trial, put
in no defence, but protested his limo
cdnce to thelast.s ; There was certainly
a striking resemblance between MUIR
ply and Keafneg. 1ssla szEd az
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

pAvENNA sHINGLE FACTORY FOR
~ Sale-on account of I'll health and deaf
ness desire to change my business, and thfsre.
fore oner for sale my Shinsle Factory a few
RODS south OF the Court House, in Ravena
running order! The shingle machinery will he
sold separate from the engine. if desired It
VIII pe running constantly until sold, and any
one desiring to purchase is requested to come
and see 1T opeTsate Those wanting shineIe
made are requested to bring along their timbe r
eitllerin the log or boltC if = III TfSf1
The above property will be exchanged for n
small Farm, or for Village Property -, y
RaVenna Oct. /, 1S6s-tf st''i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
low FEowER5.E

In Miss Mitfordss very entertaining
Iitesas,ye =Recollections, she describes
an iiiteryiew with Mrx;W ebsterIinns her
little garden, then. filed with roses,
pinKs and splendid geraniu1ns !; and
speaking of the Indigenous plants of
England and America, she expressed
great desire teaseeithe scarlet lily of
New York and the fi.ingedl gentian of
Niagara; oSwn only tosher by Miss
Martineau's description. Soon after
Mr.. WeBster's arrival III America,
Miss Milford received apaekageofth
seeds ofeach, directed by Mr.. Webster's
own hand. What more beautiful gift
than this, rom tfie Cultivated vaIes of
New York and The roaring torrent, of
Niagara, to the castled homes and ivy
clad towers of Old England, could be
found? No wonder that Miss Nit
ford, passing hall. of her life ameng
flowers, should be SO truthful d elm
Gator of nature. sr'a'F s'i7 =
essHappg, then is the nerson who is
early taught a loye flowers. Earth
may grow weary to him, life may lose
its charms, but he will ever derive
consolation Fl ON tie thousand sources
Frat tt me ma forth forth, ddispairr
ing and disgusted with the deceptive
charms ofthe world ;lbut when he is
al9nesin ,thei mo pssgr v oods, with the
HoWers all around, and their oder ris-
ing III the husned afr, he s'i1 finds that
there is beauty still left. in existence.
His spirit roVes from the beautiful
flowers. to theif. Maker and Preserver,
and to the blessed coming time when
he esiall wand as q white 4robed ahg gel
where the roses of Paradise are BIOS
soifainge along the River Of Life so'dE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

yHa IA ,bsgss s3DfsE "a aaa esA
pgzeER44FYeATES FOR SALE
Main Street, Ravcnna; until all are sol
here Is'a rare chanceito, secure Hou
erty, Tor an investment of So. Certifi
cure one before all are disposed Of.
- havenna, january Ia, 1869, 6w.a 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
A s1naI-Pox Remedy


"A eorrespondenth tka Stockton,
California, Herald writes as follows.
y 4 g e I hereWith app end areceipe, which
has been used to my knowledge in
hundreds of cases. twill prevent or
cure the smallpox though the pittings
are filing. When Jenner discovered
smallpox iu England, the world of
science hurled an avalanche iof fame
upon his head but when the most SCI
entific school of medicine in the world
-thatiof Paris-published this receipt
as q panaca for smail -poS, it passed un-
needed. q e is unfailihg as fate, and
cenqqersi eina every instance.,J; It + is
harmless when, taken by a well per-
son. It viii also cure scarlet fever
Here is the receipt as I have used it,
and cured my children of scarlet fe-
yer; here itzisas Ihaveusedi it to cure
the smallpox; when learned physf-
clans said the patient must die, it cured.
Splphate Of zinc, one grain xfoxgloye
tdigitais9,5 one grain; haifAa TEASPOONS
full ofsugar; mix with otablespoon-
fuls Of water, Take o spoonful every
hour Either disease viii disappear
in twelve hours, Fora child, smaller
doses, according to age. If counties
vaeuideonpel tRei4o ply sieiais to use
this there would be no need of pest
houses. t1fsyod value advice and ex-
perience, use this for that. terrible dis
ease" .57S5s559 fflT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

70 2bei bash 4di 10 gn.hfrif odi G
N - \ 3 9fii nsa ,eI,i.id $ qsan Gf4I
-z3'51Ia,) hHnalf5j i,swt9d za4,iisa
fiinpS L5 biad esa tssHp,ff ~ alli7
20 toa sTG- rrHL eIi lbd IasIt
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--.Fat Z .faIsxf 3a az4z- .tZ ZIsls-.
nj 9d}t 10 srnr95Tfsf 15f rfs-,uT q
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at!t gaiisa.s~frz 'fay 4.li' 'l6t =,qAla sF
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lib iaa .T15l iisaL is.at 9 oI
iioifpt1 -ffB- 1sf d ysi4gb III f.a.f. 3
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
JOB PRINTING,

JOB. PRINTING,
9di 10 49Todgl bHG .namtlsfif III, 40
uiaf t-',;,iG eaat4 zisil - ,are9 I,aogIls
-Hs's 48bs9uI,,Yt no baa ops azEasa
-TeD it2i aii ,Floia'a naY9s 3noda %.
-txe3ni dopn, I4qg Hoiia1s 4;.i4~iIe4
dsiII s,d1oss.. ii such liia' as ua - ltas
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noinGqtnoy I'LL .oLbaL ftaz-
uoZiE md HEdeid 7iit s4at OF hsdsie.
y9dT .49H1t 2dl gni4nI 80 h.}-jsn.
9tt nfofl 99nAt=ib 'tIoh~ b9la1ugs.
Ioirii 9iit "a 2Giq5ad uozit .f.oijaie
PAMPHLETS. = EETFss.id 9Ii gni4Gf q9dio uljs
2IibrEod I'D deG91 ot bsfiat sqzfZ
stId q 1atTIn18a Hoing4uso9 -iii .55r1
mta HtaiN'H 'HhAA4R hhAARs1 Rss1je den1i 3d1 I'd 2atlrle ~
Fo 9bis ano OF 9IEiI 3 bnuo19 efasaa
Posters OF . ALI. II 1. SIZES, L EEss,@ '2shi.d 7di
adt so 81 qtToe 9moa Gsm39sT1
sa9 fRoGRlM6nEaged oit uan buUo12
had II I9I9oG III nj 9zad bnDes
lebsaub9W 10 -,tnIiof 4ss-Ifas ~
inii B BILL HEADs;E Il ind ,eui6loH
gai1ub 81 10 isylH ODD iHo ita4 bas.
b got 9fEi mJIt ae,Ir; fb s.iT leE 40.
aaf J9lrLETTER HEADS, ~ Eiga s
9sLT .tas.t ayd-gtn lfaie = baaoIe
: t9iITay riedt $50 soT2a 1cs hlapa lTHi
6asnoash BUSINESS CARDS, s,l1 94q5 ia
sn5o- 10 zbnad edl ~ iliag5 mi o. smsa
yiiiidEdo3q sHt h5iH II Haug5HI 90. +
-ni 81 td gXl3Ifs X3IfsITING TINS CARDS, t5zil 5a.gi
noiniga aIt 10 aaw 9iio bar h93Esi..r
mor1 na11l., asa be.aa.4h odt rati
yileu9o6l - : ti 9Zbit5 2aI
odi 1isig o. mi 'td5 bs-gsa IHeiI .lis,f
8 n9d1 .gniTosa rabqnteS t5if.2o
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fsljt i)aaIu-yTg Ear i Ii ft;e. .fsld
81 Iiigy IorHC sno edt fa aofHiq9 ,al
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
ss,dae-a aal~aai4pq ero1ss QdVId0dd T2UJ
"a 10" t1sAA DWELLING HOUSES

Fl .tt .xAa 4 K < X 81 & x EEE
street, in
Se6e TP
%
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@ d Saed M
54o eaa4gsH 4ggzss esaal a+s.s aFgTaq Uaxurhr4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
new AND OF THE LATEST OFYgS.

II3E'I ID ~. 8II'''9 ID . lI'7II %
HPao -hnHo@ .h dtR9h iii Of osna
q 9jGiz d uf 5,iFf 2HitIat ~ aanoi!-
.r"t'rai1e5ai
+" 2issd adi tGa,g ssbuHa1 80
~ .a@io 5di no1l Es5t. -aa uuzfE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
written for the DeMocratic Press
A SHORT PATENT, SERMON.
DEERFTELD SERIES NO. i.

~ . is ~
BY p. GIBBONS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

ri Sisf 70 .is0i f5ysH sfessr-Ss 600 aIsd4 ID. f3
To think that an eternity ofsbliss
depends upon the purity uof q sfew
years of earthly existence,, is anloyel-
wheiining Thought. How greatis the
inducsment to study truth, and culti=
Vate virtue! ri ~ sSssag sssIl4aiTf stes -
>1ss'5lI 5iff. 1sA sgs 1ssLa is5$is .ssas7s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

ALL men need truth as they need
water; if wise mensare RoD the high
ground where the springs rise, ordina-
ry men are On the Tower grounds
that their .waters'nourish.g .Jss1 giHe ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

by one hundred and ffty feet deep situated IN stbe
the immense iron works. comprisfn p roliimc mills
~ CoISo O. the Himrod furnaces-to, the fo1ndries
1ompany.to the depot Of the Lawrence Raiiroad
ness establishments. Tney lie on the western bank
~ east OF the Presque Isle street bridge and front
snd durable wells of excellent water are aftanabc
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
PAvENNA MARBLE WORKS.

Having this day purchased of c. II. Mills his
Marble w orkS doors north of the First Ma
tional Bank, l am now better prepared than
ever before TO furnish those in want OF AIonu-
ments, Headstones, NC, of all descriptions at
manshfp US can be bought in northern Ohio 1
would advise all in want of Marble not to sbtr
OF Agents. You can save is per cent by COM
ing to the shop and selecting what You wantZ
LAYING had long experience in the business
anu Deing practical workman myself viii
purchasing elsewhere. ~ ~
Bank. a w FoZS
Rayenna, Sept 10, 1865, 1y. f. Hsiif fS11Hia
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

The following is from, Halls Jour-
nal Of Health sasThe moment q man
is satisfied that he has taxed cold, let
him do three things: First, eat moth
ing; second, goto bed, cover up, in a
warm room; third, drink assn much
cold water as he cam opasT qhed wants,
or as much herb tea as he can, Ialid in
three cases outsof four he WIFI be we'll
in thirty-sfx Hours. 10 neglect a cold
for forty y-eight hours after the cough
commences is to place himself Beyond
9, cure, until the scoughl has run its
course Of about p fortnight Warmth
and abstinence are, safe, certain, cures,
when applied carly! Warmth keeps
the pores Of the skin open and relieves
tsofo the surplus which Expresses it,
while abstinence cuts offlthe supply!of
material for phlegmg which would 9TH
erwise be- conghed upaa s5io6, sysa
.-ffS.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

BE not angry that yon cannot make
Others as YOU wish them to be, since
yen cannUt make yourself what you
II ''ss - 'fHSss - lesil- -t'tsfq itf Sss't
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

il sIHoD gniblod Il ~ e.igs
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:! z !.Pl5':LlA4Zy.aa and. .E.ANCY

isEayiZoq sETsfos ws1f5H
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

sad Z Esh sf,g sas sstsdR ,EBEEsS-ray
ri lsH tsOfiiir bftoi iaa bod sH sB1f n
,7,t '5af1l ssH aEgt3 itE .Hettrs,e,Tf,i sg a. -,
at the store of L. GeDODGE &CO..
!. Come and investigate the matter
10 and Lot, and other valuable prom
Gates are selling rapidly. Be sure to Sc
iFeg1s iaHisasi uiss=lso sssya atsi - agny0.
"Hf 7-z hda s-Gfa vfieaI1 l3 Sts se.sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

Fifty lots. from fifty to one hundred feet front
southeast part OF the city, in close proximity to
!nd machine shops of Homer Hamilton d Co "a
factories of tnee foun gStown AfanufaGturIng
company, and to other manufacturing and BUSH
OF the Atahoning river, q short distance south ar
on Gibson, Park, Vine, Packard, Grand and Riy
Ihe soil allows the construction of dry cellars.
by digging to moderate depth, Lots valued a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

jaD .sgfsl r;lH TEaz Il ~ zal n7grx
f-alsIle zntFssi1 -fGas S. oq5sfosT y.ssif .,vEa
p Ie1 s htsgod j asE IssH 0WF yI3aB1sfsos
.ifs4sg afs 3Bs Ha9 hRa +hoqii,.z ~'iisiEi3 ftH
ssRH .es5EdsE 59t sfi~sJ Isilr1ns afs sSfd f-1a
T5ti.sd ti5i flfsi tsGE i-sl ri -tlBo; 81 bsaias'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

a full stock T able Linens. Lf,-
Good Linen ToWeling at is.
a full line Hosiery and Iadie 5
ig Cloves Hoods, Scarfs' and Nu.
bias aWoolen Yarns. sqasr an ,n
a full line Elannels. 'f.i
a good hStock Wrappers hand
Drawers. 10 5vs,t % -nstirgtl Fluod-
Good Goods at 6s. .aa v,,e bc. ~:
Dres 3 Buttons S. .ch he ap.
Cotton Yarn and c carp ct Warp, db
Aygood article Batting at }26c
per tpsya9y5 OF -fafsifrefs Efo, d. ,t.,,-ss
ag, Hemp and Wool Carp citing,
Gents. Fur Collars and cloves. I.
Buck Mittens and Glove .a9lHr
Agood stock Boots and Shoes
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

The Real Estateiof the Association consists of !
can't and other lots on which are erected dYellin
very:aeSlrapl residences. This propertSris all
particularly specified MS Follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11

% The officers of the Association pledge taemsely
management and in the distribution, that tie art
nas tne title to the real estate is inisputale an
reai estate Will be in readiness and Delivered finn
treasure binds himself in case anything should
the driving does not take place, that tho money
ware store of w. & A. j. Packard, Youn0stoyn
a Al letsers containing remittances addressed to
VIII meet prompt response and certificates of shs
ieoers OF inquiry, &c, as above TO the Secretai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-11

PIrER's UpERA Housr.-A very good
Friday evening house attended the en-
t%ertainment Of the Martinettis last even
ing. 1t consisted of the comic play OF
Robert Macaire," the "Three Ath.
%letes," a splendid gymuastic and aero
bhtic exercise /; q beautiful terpsichoresn
advertisement, entitled "The Tvrolene,'
and concluding with "Mousieur Deschal.
arneau, or The Scapegoat," q very
laughable pantomime. The little char
acter song of young Isnacio Martlnetti,
Ny Father Sold Charco l." was very
well rendered, and called forth consider.
able applause. The same excellent bill
will be repeated to night to n crowded
house. Go and see the Martinettis. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. = Rev. Mr..
Latbrop will preach again at the Pres
byterian Church, South e street, Vir-
ginia, tomorrow, holding morning and
evening services a. the usual hours. All
VINO had tue pleasure Oh listening 10 MS
sermon Of last Sabbath were very much
edited and pleased, and therefore fully
ss large and intelligent IN audience will
attend the preaching of this eloquent
divine tomorrow. All are invited.
SUrRo TUNNEL LEcrURE. = Adolph
Su.ro proposes giving a public lecture,
shortly, at Piper's Opera House, Vir.
eiaia, on his famous proposed tunnel,
i,s cost, necessity, feasibility, and kin
dred subjects connected Herewith.
This is u very important scheme, direct
" affecting the interests OF everybody
ia this section, aud there will doubtless
he II very full attendance to hear AR.
Sutro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The GREATEST WONDER OF THE Day.
Walking down G street, We met an nc.
quain,ance Of ours dressed in the hight
of fashion, aud upon inquiring where
he had his elegant garments made, We
were Informed, with no little surprise TO
us, that the same were purchased Of the
irrepressible Banner Bros, on the cor
uer of G aud Taylor streets. BE had "
complete out6,-coat. pants, vest, and a
new style OF hat, all for the small sum Of
twenty dollars. The Immense ex
citemeut and rush at Banner Bros,
at all hours in the day, is
sight worth seeing. Blu. no wonder
they sell their goods cheaper than n
other clothing house in this State. No
opposition or competition can compete
with the B,npers. They have great nd.
vantages in buying their goods, and
can therefore undersell any of their
competitors. Such low prices and such
an euterprising firm ought to be patron
lied by everybody. Give them a call.