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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-08
PALMYHA CoRREsP0NDENCE.

[The following correspondence was
feceived two weeks ago, but was too
late for our paper at that time. 1t got
mislaid so that it failed to appear last
weak:l
The people of this town and vicin-
ity were highly pleased and protitably
amused with an entertainment given
by the Dramatic Club formed of the
home literary skill and ability, on Fri
day, Saturday and Tuesday evenings.
The patronage of the people was as
liberal as their applause was frequent.
The follies of hideous fashions were
appropriately ridiculed, life characters
skillfully delineated, and the effects Of
vicious habits illustrated with precis-
Nights i'll Bar-room,' was performed
with great skill There was real
solemnity about this piece that gave
deep impress of its moral. The fatal
fextent of misery that one man will in
fict on his fellow beings by leaving all
/ honest occupation ct the ':old grist
at the 'tgrog-shop," was SO clearly dis
cernible by the desertion of happiness
and harmony from the domestic circle
hand around the hearth-stone; by the
downfall of promising young men
given to gambling and dissipation by
theg palipg of aro}eate! cheeks once
blooming with Beauty and BY the fa-
tai crushing of an angel flower just
budding INTO life. 1t was life-acting
illustration of, alas! too many homes
all over the country. No seller could
witness it without shedding penitent
tear, and feeling his cheek tingle with
shame for being the author of such
woe. No dlfnke,, who has within
him the redeeming spark of respecta-
\ bility, could witness it without swear
ing eternnl enmity to the intoxicating
cup. 40 person could witness it with
oZ being filed with a kindling emo
Ton of sympathy for those who are
doomed to dwell in the darkness
and wretched misery of a drunkard' s
home. Let no one forgot the moral
of the drama, that single ray of light
beaming from an earnest resolution
7 will disperse this darkness and make
home radiant with the ~.1esmile of con-
tentment and love-"
Then followed farces, comedies and
other laughables, that kept the crowd
ed hall in constant uproar. Every
one was well pleased with the enter
tainment. The expenses were de-
frayed by small admission fee, and
the appearance Of the actors on the
s.stage excelled the most sangnine an
ticipations of their friends.
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Death of DR.. Joseph Dewo1f.

i gdtbecOmes our melancholy duty to
announce the death of one of the old
est and most respected citizens of .Ra-
yennaLDra iJosEPH iDEwoLF- which
occurred at his residence, one and a
half miles west.of this village, about
nine clock on Monday morning, af-
ter a short but painful illness of four
days. oh. ti1-a - 7est lsal siu4i -:
: DR. DeWolf was horn in CRANKY,
Conn, OIL the 5th day of April, 1887,
and was therefore eighfy-two years
of age, to a day, at the time of his
death.
He moved with his fathers family
to = ernon Chen called Smithield,) )
Trumbull County, in 1904, where he
continued to reside fer several years.
His Professional studies were COM
menced with the late DR.. Amos
Wright, of Tallmadge, and he after
wards entered the Office of the late
Dr. John ". .Seeley, of Warren, dwhere
he completed the study of medicine,
and in 1911, removed to this place
where. he established himself in the
practice of medicine, in which he was
actively and constantly engaged till
about the year 1888, when he removed
from the village ito his farm about a
mile and q half west of here aud. a.ad-
joining the place where he resided at
the date of his death. ii After his re-
moval, for several years, he divided
his time between attentions to his
sf farm and to numerous patients, who
would continue to put their trust in
hisprOfessiona skill, experience and
ability, and to demand his services
In his profession he had, gained. an
honorable position, and as Sturgeon,
performed some very difficult, and we
may say wonderful operations.
/ In 1914, DR.. .QeWolf was married
to Miss Eunice Goodrich, of Roots
town, jp this county, by, whom he had
four children; three OF them survive
him, viz: John G. DeWolf and Mrs.
Mary Dewey, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
and Mrs. Adeline Elkins, wife of r.
S.Elkinsy Esq, of Akron. It=} aogf@
Mrs. DeWolf died in August, 1859.
In March, 1860, he married second
wife, Mrs. Betsey Wetlnore, q cousin
of his former wife, who survives him
DIR. DeWolf, was man of energet-
ic character, persevering in whatever
calling. or business he, engaged, He
was, for many years, an active politi.
cian-froms 1924 to 1886 an admirer
and ardent supp portero of Gen. Jackson
In 1886 he was the Democratic candi.
date for State Senator.
His funeral took place at his late
residence Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, under the direction of the breth-
ren of the Masonic Fraternity, OF
which order he was, from early life
a member, the services being conduct
ed by Rev. r. NJ: Warren, the Chap
lain of Unity Lodge, of this village.
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T EGALINOTICE.AJohn Mcintosh, who
i resides at wfnsbnrg Summit County, Ohio
Jerome Mcintosh, Amanda Gaylord John Udell
and Mary Udell, residents of Portage County
Ohio, Laura Sn1ick, who is q resilient of Athens
Menard County. Illinois. Hannah oady and Pc
ter Cady, residents of Monterey, Alegan Coun-
ty, Michigan, wilp take notice. that a petition
was filed against them on the 9th day of March,
A. ID. 1S6asi4 tlIe Court Of Common Pleas. of
Portage County, Ohio, by Asahel G. Bradley
and is now pending, wherein said Asahel G.
Bradley being the ownerin feesof one undivided
one fourth interest in common, demands parti-
ton of the following real estate:
Situate IN the tosynslliR of Mantuai county of
part of lot No. twenty three, (23) in said town
the highway leading from Mantua to Hiram; on
the east by land in said lot owned by Benjamin
Moores heirs; on the south by lands in said lot
ownettby Wesley Jones; on the west by lands
owned by Wesley Jones and A. G. Bradley, con-
tanning nine (9) acres of land.
Also another piece OF, land in said, LOT. bound
ed on the north by the highway leading from
Mantua to Hiram; on the east, south and west,
by lands ingsaid lot owned by the heirs of Ben
janiiR Moore, deeeaseFii containing twenty (aO)
acres or land more or less.
And that at the term of the Court commencing
on the 24th day of May next, application viii be
made by said Asahel G., Bradley, for order
that partition may be made of said premises.
ii. NJ 10 RANNEY y HATFIELD,IN
9945w. - ''5~ y Ateys. for Plaintiff.
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GRANTED.-On Saturday, last Judge
Prentiss, of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Cuyahoga county, granted a
new trial to Thomas Mulhan, recently
convicted of murder in the first de-
gree, i'll aiding and abetting the mur-
der of Skinner. The decision was
made upon the ground that the weight
of the testimony introduced on the
trial Of the motion, went to show that
one of the jurors, Royal Taylor, had
expressed an opinion prior to taking
his seat in the jury-box. The new
trial will not take place till the next
term of the Court.
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PERFECTED sPECTACLEs.

Too much cannot be said as to thefr SUPERB
ORTTY over the ordinary glasses worn. There
is NO GLINMERING, WATERING OF THE SIGHT,
DtzzfSkss, or other utipleasant sensation, but on
the contrary, Srotn the peculiar construction of
the Lenses, they are SOOTHING AND PLEASANT,
causing feeling Of relief to the ,wearer, and
producing clear and distinct vision, as in the
natural healthy sight.
They are the only perfected spectacles manu-
factured. - 7a.ss ~ M = .l =. 80 r. u.
The ability of the members of this firm to
adapt Spectacles to all sights EVEN WHEN 9TH
xRs HAVE FAILED, is too well known to- need
comment.
They viii have with them large assortment
Of GOLD, SILVER, and STEEL sPECTACLEs;
also, GOLD, SILVER, STEEL and SHE'LL EYE
GLASSES, of the finest description and finish
The GLASSES are ground under their own
supervision at their manufactory at Hartford,
and persons may rest assured that every care
win be taken in the judicious selection of their
Spectacles.
Those needing the aid of Spectacles, or suffer-
ing from WEAK or DEFECTIVE VISION,
should not fail to calk zui1ajni "a zuiqis lsro..
"a Remember the date of visit. We wish
it distinctly understood that WE EMPLOY NO
PEDDLERS. s,,.., i.s,,e,..,sfi fs.,.. ,.,s r., -
April /, 1859, S1-2w.
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-reJuel,ip and icerpoolatidn Eieeeions.

FeTnfliIp and csrpofaff fqn 1Eieeeions-
The elections on Monday in this
town passed off very quietly, and but
small vote was polled. The Repub-
Iican candidates were all elected, cx-
cept one of their candidates for JUS
tice, Mr.. Chas. B. Stowe, Esq, the
Democratic candidate being elected
over A. W. Beman, Esq, by majori-
BSf S6 Votes. Ehe following is the
result:
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. sNEIeHBoKHooD NEWS.

-l- s
HOUSE BURNED.-The two story
house belonging to Richard IddiRgs,
situated on Market street, in w Warren,
east of Red Run,s was entirely con
sumed by fire on Tuesday night Goth
ult). Loss abont $500. No insurance.
The fire is supposed to<have been the
work Of ansincendiary, as there had
been no fire in the house for over a
week. 80 Vi.as-~ga7 ~ Z Iagc. afau e..r
THEFT.-Weq learn by the Nv arren
Chronicle, that one Luke Lester, who
has been boarding with Mrs. Bailey,
next door to the Austin House, on
South street, was robbed on the night
of the Both ult., Of $50. Edward Eng
lish, who slept in the same room, and
who left very early, in the morning, is
suspected, and warrant has been is
sued for his arrest. .rs1 Z d24'E -7Ei- iIs d,
THE executors of David Tod, de-
ceased, have sold their interest in the
Girard Iron CompaMy,of Gi1arda to
Joseph Fleming and Alexander ri.
Byers, of Pittsburgs Penn: loSla't Z. .
LAMP EPPLosIoN.-The Ohio Pa
tf'iot says Son Wednesday evening
last (31ts ult.) "a lamp in the clothing &
store of Hephner &c Springer, in New
Lisbon, fell from ifs while
lighted, scattering the burning fluid
promiscuously over the clothing in the
room,, threatening disastrous, ,conse-
quences for a few moments. . Phe fire
was, however, extinguished with the
loss of several articles of wearing ap-
parelglC 2 TeJ50 } = ,
A FIRE IN CANToN.-A stable be-
longing to Mr.. James Anderson, on
an alley between Market and Poplar,
and Seventh and Eighth streets, in
Canton, was destroyed by fire ON the
night Of the 18th nit His horse was
saved with some difficulty. The night
being still, the fire did not spread.
It, was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. sd ,,.!,l q ln'la M or. . :, 12n-o 81
A. j. BLoCKsoM, druggist, one of
the most active, Industrious and enter
prising citizens of New. Lisbon, died
at that place on the 25th ult of con-
sumption, aged thirty-fourr years, The
funeral ceremonies were conducted
by the Masonic fraternity, of which he
was worthy member.
The CANAL.2The water. in the Ak
ron division of the Ohio Canal was
drawn off on last Sunday night 1t
will be open and ready for business
between the 18th and Doth of April
Akron, Times.
A RoBBERY.AM1ts. James Baldwin
who resides on the corner of Bowery
and State streets, left out her clothing,
on the line, and on Tuesday morning
found her clothes line completely
stripped PERSONS cannot Be too "a catffe atffees
full in regard to leaving clothing out
at night while our city is full of
thieres.--Akron Tia1es.ga1Gs1, nor ~
BUILDING.-4Iti isrstatcd byaone who
knows that over two huunlpc5red build
ings, suitable for small families, are
under contract, and will be completed
earlythis summer. Rents at present
are like gold dollars: ont. of reach,
with an upward fendehey ,a7starh Co.
Democrut:S a9slO0 .E1sS <./a.
<rJ.E 4 W
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H1KAM CORRESPONDENTS.

ELECTION. = But little excitement
was manifested By either party -fthe
Democracy polling about onc-third
. of their vote-the, Republicans about
one-half of theirs; consequently the
Republicans elected thair fulfticket,
saving the country. and securing
the results Of the war; No returns
had been received at Hiram from Gar
rettsville precinct, the voters of which
place, by decision of the County
Commissioners, vote by themselves
and the votes of the Hiram part of
the village are returned to Hiram, and
| the votes of the Nelson part of the
village are returned to the latter town
ship. Fl.
April 6, 1869. -s-92 9'fHa
TROUBLE ExorGhh.- Quite an af14ay
occurred one day last week between
two colored lovers of this city, result
ing from a quarrel about a. coiored
damseI. Ortiz two it tmned out that
John Lucas was the successful gallant
dim Webb in a state of intoxieation
and wrath, chased Lucas to Ifamliifs
warehouse where he struck him With
a slung-shot. Lucas retafiated with b
pair of iron knuckles, striking and
wounding him severely on tlie' head,
knocking him off the platform and
Kicking him afterward. Webb was
taken up and cared for with medical
attention at DR.. Smiths Office until
Sabbath noony whom helMas 9eshoNed
to his own home. His life is in a
critical state.-Aliance Monitor. aG
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- - y -----
The Plaza IN Ruv vnnr. Carr,atS

Having entirely closed out our old stock OF
aEARPETINGSl last year, we now have the pleas
ure to announce that we have just put in oul
entire NEW STOCK of over s. 600 worth, which
we have selected with the greatest care
Our CARPETS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH
aud we believe will compare favorably in
STOCK, QUALITY AND PRICE, with any
House in the trade.
We respectfully ask HOUSEKEEPERS anf
all others in want of these Goods, to examine
our STOCK before purchasing.
j. S. SMITH & co.
April 3. 1869. Sa-1w., -
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ELECTION IN PALMYRA.-Att the elec-
ton in Palmyra on Monday, the Dem
ocrats carried the town BY 80 fnajori-
itys, y aERpch, Morgan, p y Democrat, was
elected Justice of the Peace over Jas.
Jones, Republican, by 81 majority.
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WIN. PRICE entered upon his duties
as Superintendent, of the County In
firrnary gon Thursday last-Mr. E: i.
White, whelias occupied that position
the past two year, retiring iji5s 70 s.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1858,
As Home Institution, for TIE Aeeons1soda-
stos Of the People of Portage County.
We will endeayor in the future as in the past,
10 give preference and hn orders and supply,
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
COupqnss Geld. silver and Premium Funds
of an kinds sfss se - siEobisfs1 sht 20 riYis
Interest aIiSwed on time deposits. y I - -.
Revenue stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. 8. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the principal
cities In the United States.
sight Draftsaon Engiandgs Irelandi and oh
citiesTin Etif6peg saiF a1o9fi Isi'ioii7Isiis ~
Collections made OF an points IN. the United
States, and prompt remftt ance .made.d = I9ia
n. d. CLARK, Prest.
G. Z. WITTER, Cashier.
Nov g. 1883 IT,
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;.JoHN MEHIHne, Esq; ;,3hasi bought Of
Mrs. Ives q two acre lot on Main ST.,
between the residences of Mrs. Ives
and E. p. Brainerd, upon which he
intends building q handsome Brick
dwelling this season. uf
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Ar the examination last Saturday
there were but three applicants for Ii
cense to teach. sR
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~ ni - ,l.-T--T7 n Unit y T--- --TsJis+ t,fi
Mr.. JOHN JONES has purchased of
Mr.. Daniel Cary twenty-one acres of
land Immediately adjoining him on
the north. Consideration S2,1O0. fa,
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GEN. VIM. STEDMAN,aatp present State
Senator from this district, has been
nominated by the President as Consul.
at st. Jaqo de Cuba. ! - - n.aLsla..l
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Z whIrAm H. GRoo1144, GRoo1144 Esq. of Kent
has been rendered and has accepted
the position of Auditor, Treasurer
and General Freight Agent of the
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
Railroad Company. His Office will
be at Laporte, Ind. .e IR 91of9d snu
u - II [ 2 r..-.-....H
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81. 81 WE ilearn, that G.. w. lHowden, an
employees of the A. s. G. w. Railway
shops at Kent, has accepted the posi-
ton of Master Mechanic of an Ala
bama railroad. As'3|,7,e<
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Rayenna Lecture Association
Arrangements for the winter of 1869.

Arrangements for the Winter of 1869.
AZ Won 70 Isdi.IaE saT
4Rsi taSFse wfli CONSIST of ten lectures; Of
Whickthe Association are now prepared TO an
nounce as follows:
x. Last lecture by HENRY VINCENT, in
.srC
atsahd National .BaiE, at the Rasennh Book
store and R " Drug stofe5i sSa'iiif -.
For the present the lectures VOL be held in
DAMS HAIL. and will commence at SEQ
O'Clock sP!8fyt o. 30 ~ g9aF >jggaIssil,si-fes
order 1f the EXECUTIVE comlnittee, s 5,43. s.
7faar:sjis sIk 1afe-w lasi.5H. II. STEVE 10
Secy "
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The third, or Spring term of the
Union Schools, commenced on Mon
day last. leAs .ulsr n.s..s.- ..a..ia .u.. /.
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: S. L. KAHN, of Philadelphia Cloth
ing Hail. returned from his Eastern
trip on Tuesday evening - slnid ., :, p. -. q
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MEMBER or THE BOXED OF EDUc2-
TToN.-The election of member of
our Nillage1 Board ofEdueatiop,r to
serve for three years, takes. place 7on
Monday next. The Radicals, who
seem anxious TO make a political con-
test in our school affairs,a at their caucus
on Friday evening, nominated Isaiah
Linton, Esq, for the place. A better
selection could nothaveAbeen made,
and, without any reference to politics,
we hope to see MR. Linton elected, as,
he doubtless will be. With such men
on de Board, there eahgbe question
that the interests ofsourn schools will
be faithfully attended te.,vos zar
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, MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The marry
ing business vas quite; brisk. last
month. Thirty-five licenses were is
sued by his Honor,Judge Nell, during
the month. - HFT i<hf
AT ali inquest held before the Pro-
bate Judge on Saturday, a Mrs. CLARK,
of Kent, was adjudged TO be insane,
and directed to be taken to the Asy-
lum at Newburgh.
SPIRrTtAL EEcTUREs.-Mr, E. Y.
Wilson, said to be one of the best test
mediums in, the country, leeturedF at
Days Hall on Tuesday evening, and
will lecture again 1.-The same, place
this and tomorrow evenings.
New w9ffEfIsSFEY SroRE.AMrss. a. e.
Hasbrouck has an entirely new and
elegant stock Of Millinery 9 Goods, at
her new store, in Empire Block, cor
ner of Main and Chestnut Streets, TO
which the attention of the ladies OF
Portage County, : IS respectfully in
svited.
CAUTIoN.-Morris & Robins on's
''Great Moral Entertainment" was adj
vertised TO to exhibit in this place on
Saturday last, but didn't '.come to
time They ednosed, leaving several
bills unpaid, among them a small one
at this Office. Our brethren of the
press w-iifA do Well no Took ont hfoor
them
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Now Advertisements.

~M Mrs. A. C. Hasbrouck-New Millinery,
Store.
NB-Lyman S. Ward, &c-Dissoiution.
- Beecher q seymcur-New Goods.
,T5l1o i,sf1sq iL0cAL NoFfcEslns ss,f =tB isttE.
eBarrett-Five Notices,
- Lazarus = Morris-7Imp and Special
i,sli Notics.o III g5it aioi -, gTods haa ~"
D- -Poe q Brother Notice e ~ = .. - =
DS-J. S. Smith & Co-The Place to Buy your
10 f(yarnefs ett-,,l l 1t il.Y lf.l--.;tI m
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MEssRs. MERITS g. R,Dn1R the q

MEssRs. MERITS s. RIDDLE, the en-
terprising and popular carriage manu-
facturers of this place, on Frida last
shipped to S. S. Lewis, San Francisco,
a splendid top buggy the total weight
of which, including top and shafts, was
but 212211z 2121z. pounds This establishment
is deseryedly obtaining; an extensive
reputation, It ploys first class, work
men, uses the best material, and turns
out work not surpassed in. point of
style and quality by that of any other
carriage makers in the county i'E :9t g
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sTEEL,s ESTATE.

TNotieeiis hereby given. shat the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified us Executor, of the
estate Of Charles steel, late of Portage County,
and State of Ohio deceased. Z" -
Dated at Freedom, Portage County, Ohio, this
10Th day OF March, A. D. 1889, .-,,,
p 2 @l-haA .iltA rei+ist NQIINER STH-E[. -
sa-sws. - 81 a." sst,N Fl'fI . Exesuter. !,
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We notice quite display of maple
sugar in some Of the stores
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T E AL ICE.

i 4 45.3 d 'os+ f.il - Z Z -l4- a-'5|G
Henry McKelvy, whose residence is unknown,
is hereby notified that on. the 10th day of March
A. ID 1860, his wife. Barbary McKelyy, filed her
petition against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Portage County, praying fora divorce
and charging him with gross neglect OF duty and
extreme cruelty
Said petition will he for bearing before said
Court, OH the alth day of May, 4, u. 1850
i. II. n .isSis!, Att'ys, for Petitioner
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"BARRETT's Infallible Hair Resto-
rative. ''''' " .'a Isl
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# E. 5F1NSEEF,.fsfolo, ,
, Piano Forte Forte .Wal'9I .WaFl'e9rIoom ~ .
Hi -eHr Il aaAND To siyuoG1 ~
MI Sic STORE, r.
Hoacet's New Block, Federal ST.,
iE0ttHJst0acn;a Ohio. ai,ft ID
z manufacturers Agent for the Sale of
Chickering, s. Sons, Boston, and
SteinWay & Sons, New York,
Paris Exposition Pianos.

The following. certificates have been received
from Messrs. Cl,ickering II Sons, Boston, and
Steinway 4 Sons, New York: Ist s'f3 -!'
This is toIeertifys that we have appointed
Mr.. ii. Z. F1NNEi, our only authorized Agent
in the counties of Alf,honing, Trumbull, Stark
and Portage, in the state of Ohio. and Mercer
County, Pa. and no other person has any author
ity to advertise himself aS our agent in those
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
Signed CIIICkERISG & SONS.
Boston, Sept. 24th, 1853. - ltie7s -iiyt-!5 /
This is TO certify that Mr.. H. F.. FISNEI.
of Youngstown. has been appointed Agent for
the sale Of our Pianos, in Mahoning and lTum-
bull Counties. Ohio. and other parties are an
thorized to advertise themselves as our agents
IN thesanove named counlsS; ,%-s, sol>-S
New FORK, Feb 1a. 1853. - y :, -
Mr.. Finney is also dealer in Pianos of other
reliable makers, Cabinet Organs Melodeons,
GuiSars Niolins, &c. Guitar and Violin Strings
Sheet Music. Instruction Books and Musical
| Merchandise of every description. The largest
| stock of the above Pianos to be be found in
Northern Ohio. constantly on hantl and will be
| sold at the lowest market prices. Call or send
| for Catalogue and Price Lists. Agents for this
! establishment carry Sheet Music, Strings, esc.
| REFERENCES:
| Wick Bros Bankers, ard Thomas Brown
| ESD. Youngstown, Ohio. .f.5s LaEtrs .aFlF
! John Grove. Esq. AustintOwn, Ohio.
Rev. ID. H. Hickok. North Bloomfield. Ohio.
! \. b. Kibbee and o. L. Wolcott, Famington
Ohio T7fI TJlTlf-& .lJGS 'TEtt II 3
| {, Il. Metcalc NJ. D., Warren. Ohio. .
| Rev. II. W. Strateon, Huntsbnrg, Ohio, or a
| the Mahoning Registers Office. l.-G ,l.
| -.TtSit - Te'ft,-s;S = G,.e IN.