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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-27

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The Greatest dd,aacc step ener iaten IN
fhs Deaiai Ar
m n 7 FOLSOM, n Bostap, Mass, has die.
~ covered a ues method u so constructing The
plato nR which tho teeth arc set that they will nut
start o. drop while eating - speaking neither
viii ans PARTICLES u fuud get under The plate no
matter what the condition u the muuth is, which
IL ao, true ~ any method hitherto used These
i,latcs cannot b. displaced hf say motion ~ the
IFS IL tongue lhato obtained the exclusive right
10 make and coll these impfuyod plates, and AN
nov prepared to inert The same without extra
charge All Ia want ~ Artificial teeth sfe respect
fully invited 70 give me cail
A. NJ JOHNSON. nebtiat
Mauchcsttr Vermont
b. This method isrotommdudfd BY al tls
cAding Dentists tn New England.
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TEETH! TEETH!

TsrnuSr SAYS ANp MaumsH Co,
8 ANsON HARDY, prrt Boston, Mass
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Pas Axs nrn0EAR. IHoaf saflz
F1t bankers, merchants aHa dwelling huusns, ~
Asupcrof quality. The hcst safe vault suj stot,.
door Iagh tn hse,
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY JUNE 3d. lses-rRlPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

[ ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAok's THEATRE
wyn Boston Combination, Panomime and Lau Troupe
season must terminate on Saturday, July D.
PRODUCTION FOR POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
OF the new Grand Spectacular Burleslue Pantommeor
CORALLlNE;
OR, SIR RUPERT THE RECKLESS,
Introducing .,.
NEW MUSIC, SCENERY, COSTUMES,
NEW COMIC SCENES.
MONDAY, JULY 6,
DORA AND BLAcX-EYED SUSAN
THEArRE coMIQUE, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
ANOTHER FRESH AND SPARKLING BILL.
THIRD WEEK OF THE NEW COMPANY,
IN AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
THREE ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
mEos DIVERSION HxEby NIGHT THIS M MaPs DIVERSION
MR. JOSEPH EMMETT
AS THE DUTCH ORPHEUs, 40 r,
i"A A"A1 BY "' MISS MARIE LoNdMoRE N>
MR. JOSEPH IRVING IN TWO SPLENDID CHARAC-
TERS. ..
MR. CHAS. ABBOTT IN HIS COMIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Positively of the coolest theatres in America unequaed
the easiest accessible and place Of amuse-
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
O'CLOCK
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER
"A $4,000 worth of Magnificent Household Furniture
PsnofOrte, Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes Mir
Carpets China, Glass, Silver Ware public auction
this day Monday) at the elegant mansion No. 81 West
Fifteenth street. between Fifth Sixth avenues
mencing at 1Q19 O'Clock. superb Drawing Room Suits
covered French satin brocatel of the richest
rosewood Eageres Bookcase Encognure marquetee
de Rose Cabinet Table, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Bronze
Lace Curtains; bronze Clock Pier, Mantel Mir
rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus, wardrobes, Bed.
steads, Hair, Spring Mattresses Blankets, Sheets,
Extension Table Buffet elegant sets ruby crystal
silverware, Chnaware, Table Cutlery Linen &c BTho
auctonecr would call particular his friends
the public to this sale, the catalogue Comprising the
largest richest assortment household furniture offered
hons -
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by j.. W. CAMPBELL JR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- BELL co. viii SELL Wednesday, June no. entire Stock
fhiures Furniture Ac contained In hrst class regular
Liquor store aud Sample Room large French
plate Mirrors silver plated English Beer Pump
with Mirror paneled Counters black walnut back sbeying
Tables Chairs Glass and Plated waie 3c Must be sod 70
close estate Can be bopsh. this day private sale with
Stock, Lease License &C. IN full order doing good
business by applying ~ suctioneers ocs, g5s Bo wsry
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ny j., ". CAMPBELL, JR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- BELL n co. Will sell, Tomorrow Tuesdry) an old
established, prominently located, elegantly Ged up L1uor
Store fine corner IN Washington street, with years
lars day Of sale.
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E,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
THE TWO LEGITIMATE SUCCESSES.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 90,
- DORA,
with its splendid cast and
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
Both received with every favor by delighted audiences
each representation.
Seats may obtained Office at schirmer's FOL
Broadway and ut the General Ticket ONCE ia Broadway
Doors at ~ Begins o'clock. The burlesque be.
q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AIBLO'S GARDEN
THE SUMNER THEATRE AND THE COOLEST
CONTINUED SUCCESS
of the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsQUE TROUPE
uNAPPROACHABLE GROTEsQUE FRENCH DANCERS
VINO WIZ appear Monday, June & 1852 every evening and
Saturday afternoon at n NJ In spectacular
CANA written by Henry Is. Farnie, entitled
SINBAD THE SAILOR,
SINBAD THE SAILOR,
preeminenty distinguished by the
LAVISH APPLAUSE
the
BEST BURLEsQ0E OF THE DAY
SUPERIOR TO ALL orHE aSs
ExQUIsfrrk Music GokaEous DRESSES
Il SPARKLING WIT, NOVEL EFFECTS,
,on.o., TELLING HITS, FUN, JOKES
GRorEsoUE ID}AsN Y sn 74 UE DANCING.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS 4 N AbvASc rGSlc
DOOTTS THEATRE.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS
MISS BLANCHE DE BAR,
In Madame dc Margueres Domestic Drama In ave acts,
ENOCH ARDEN
founded on Tennyson's beautiful Poem Of that name.
"a shipwreck'd sailor waiting for sail;
The play is produced FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW
YORK and with the and attention TO details that
has characterized the former productions this establishment
Doors open at X to commence at O'Clock.
Seats secured ak days In advance at the box Office OF the
theatre ut its branch ticket Office tho music store OF G.
II. Dson Co., No I'll Broadway
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ny j.. w. CAMPBELL. JR., AUCTIoHEER- CAMP.
- BILL CO. viii SELL this day, at II O'Clock, ut "a can.
non street. corner kyngon east sie that old
prominent Corner Liquor Store, with eecan and entn'
pee fixtures full license November and three years,
lease at the cheap rent OF only 81 under full opera
ton having good family aud other trade would rar.
cuary call attention to parties IN want OF business
- ths SAFE which IL 10 be positive without rain or
SHINE Buyers, liquor men, Spectators specially invited
CAMPBELt., Jr., Salesman.
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DOWERY THEATRE
Miss RACHEL DENvIL and Mr.. W. MARDEN.
NICK OF THE WOODS. CARPENTER OF ROUEN.
Mr. VITALITY as NICK. Mr.. WHALLEY AS MARTEAU
Wednesday at o'clock, GRAND MATINEE for the BENZ.
FIT of the WIDOW of the late MIR. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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4 EDWIN NICHOLS CO., AUCTI0NEERS.
IA. A rare opportunity for Honsekeepers.
Over 900 lots OF nan!AeeD and coaty Household Furniture.
public auction this monday morning June 2s at 1919
O'Clock precisely al the large four story brown stone private
residence % Twentysxth street, block west or
Broadway, Sixth Velvet Brussels Medallion
Carpets magnificent Decker Brothers rosewood seven
octave Piano or.e Stool and Cover elegant Paror Suits
covered with the richest description green and gold and
and gold French satin brocatel
rose; E.ageres gilded and marble top Tables
Turkish and Reception Chairs; 81 Oil Paintings by emf
nent artists; Bronze Vases satuary, Figures rosewood
and walnut Chamber Suits, style of Louis XIV; Bedsteads
spring and ha Mattresses, Bedding Linen Lounges
Sofas, Rockers walnut )okcase, Writing Desk Table SUIT
Buffet, Extension Table Dining Chairs fsh Cut Glass and
bohemian Ware Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Ice Pitchers
Casters Butter Dishes Spoons Forks China and Dinner
Sets Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive commencing at loH
O'Clock precisely. Reliable in attendance to
pack goods for purchasers reasonable charges Parties
wishing TO attend this sale take Broadway Sixth
stages
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WfLIIAM Writers, ELECTROMAGNETIC SELL.
w this day Monday June ~, Mt t0 Beecker IL
O'Clock general OF Household Furniture consist
Ing OF black walnut Paor Suit green reps; octave
rosewood Piano Mantcl Pier marble Tahirs
BOOKCASES black walnut marble top Chamber Suits Hair
Pillows Bedding, Brussels Ingram Carpets
Cbsndelers Extension Table, Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves, Refrigerator, &c.
DyBRTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN At OUR
BRANCH OFFICE. la FULTON STREET
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A DJoURNED SALE OF A
~ Printing Establishment.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
will sell by auction,
on TUESDAY, June 49, Mt 10 80 A. NJ,
all the Type Presses Fixtures Skating Goods
OF whatever kind and description constituting Job Print
Ing Establishment OF the firm OF Stone Barron on the sec
oDd, fourth nth and sixth floors of vs. Nassau street
by order OF WALTER ROCHE, Esq, Receiver.
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Ily HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
SaesrOOms 80 Chambers and ~ Reade streets:
Art Galleries, 81 and s9 broadway,
Tuesday, June - at 0 O'clock at the private
50 West Fiityhrst street.
Elegant Household Furniture, Grand Piano, ac.,
consisting OF Brussels Carpets, rosewood Suits in
imported FOR present owner rosewood Sewing Char
ny inad marble top sdeboard, gilt Jardiner, lace and
reps ndow Curtains. Git Corncs, do Reception Chairs
In satin, marble Clocks, bronze Figures, msnte Mirrors
rosewood seven octave Plano, made by Bretkon Haert
Lersic EBONY inlaid Work Tables rosewook Music Stand
black walnut Library and Gard Tables, black walnut suits
IN reps black walnut Bedseads, Dressing Bureaus
robe Washsands En- cravings, Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds, holsters and Pillows, black walnut marble top Buet
Extension Table, China Crockery and GLASS Ware; also
Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale co nmence
by A. NJ. CRisTAI.AR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale lne Household Furniture.-A. NJ. CRISrALAR A
SON VIII sell on Tuesday, June ~ at loH O'clock sales
4z5 Broadway, between Howard and Canal streets
black walnut aud rosewood Chamber and ParlOr suits AMI
frame Mirrors, Hair Mattresses, Sieboafds, Wardrobrs.
bookcases Once and Secretary Desks, Lounges SOFAS
Rocking Chairs imported Willow and Straw Chairs, &C. Sc
Catalogues at sale.
Also, nj private SALE cheap,
Two Cotiaae and one Square Planofofte.
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VVAvERLEY THEATRE.
w MONDAY EVENING, JUNE g.
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. T. 7. DAVIS Treasurer.
The dis nguished artists from the Theatre Francas
MESSRS. OURGOIN and FRANCIS
THE ORIGINAL GEHDARMES
from GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT, who will appear In
their Duet
Miss JENNY WILLMORE, Mr. FELIX ROGERS, Misses
BETTY ana EMILY RIGL, Mr.. CHARLES T. PARSLOE,,
Mr.. EDWARD COLEMAN, Mr.. GEO. BROOKEs Miss
ROSALIE JACK and the entire Company and Orchestra,
under the leadership of Mr.. J. r. Backowz, have kindly
volunteered.
Two PIECES SONGS, DANCES, &c. w
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A uCTIoN NOTICE.. wILDEY, AUCTIONEER-
"A Once As Broad street. Large and positive sale OF ee-
giant Household Furniture superb rosewood
forte. Pier Mirrors, &C. Monday, June ~ 10S O'Clock
at the large brown stone residence l5 East Nineteenth
comprising the entire contents OF the house, magnificent
French satin brocate and Suits Centre Tables
Dining Room Furniture, Table Ware &c elegant Bedroom
Furniture, Mattresses Carpets Chairs c Catalogues
be had at the ONCE or place OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-28

vVILIIAM Writers, AUCT1OSEER, SELLS THIS
w day. at o'clock at f5f Canal street. large assortment
OF Carpets geiteel Paror Chamber, Dining Room
Furniture, from families breaking housekeeping; Paror
Chamber suits hne Bcdding Centre and Extension
Tables Pier and other Mirrors Curtains BOOKCASE Ward
Lounges, NOtae and Turkish Cbars China Dinner
aud Tea Sets siyerware Stoves and Ranges Lounges,
Table and Bed Linen; only been n short time IN
twenty Carpets, Ocloths Desks Rope Mating Stove, once
Chairs, &C. BY order Of Richard Teller, Receiver.
Also Marshals sale OF large Carpet b5 yards, nearly
rosewood Bureau, washstand OF Flutes
Guitar and one Melodeon Icebor Liquor Store, lne
Fixtures and Lease for sale. on reasonable terms.
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TOR shLE--AT CARROLLToN, MO, A NO. 4 WOOL.
IL len Mil. hdJres, w. II. W1NFREY
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Cnfurnished.

AT e25 BRoADwAY-sTANLEY DAY MAILS FREE AN
n extensive list unurnished Houses suitable for private
dwellings boarding houses at all prices and in any oca
ton,
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variety OF Furniture 40 Carpet siverware Piano. Mirror
Sofas marble top and Extension Tables, Bedstcads Bed
ding, &c, &c.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE.-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
IA first class Grocery and general country Store Mt New
Utrecht, near Bath Hotel L. lease OF the may
West street, New York.
A DMIN1STRATOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE. PIER
"A Classes Brussels and Ingram Carpets Paror Suits
Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture SC, BY COLE 4
MURPHY Tuesday June ~ at 10p o'clock, s0 Atlantic
troft
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I.'OR SALE-hT ELILABETnPORT N. j., a COTTAGE
House of seven rooms with full lot only 80 minutes from
New YORK i've years pay for Il small uf oasb
required; Apply In Bond street first house from Third rect
New York. '''
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S,ToREs TO LET-IN NEW BUILDINGS on SECOND
- avenue between Hath and ll5,h streets also on Third
avenue between Eighty ninth and Nineteth streets $40
TO $50 Apply to LoPER DAVIS, corner OF FIRST avenue
and Thirtyslxth street.
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TO LET. POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, A FRENCH
"a roof House IN Flushing l.. l. contains IL rooms,
BATH water and all modern Improvement in all respects
desirable summer and winter residence will be rented low
the lot is 1O0xl7 GARDEN hours ride from
City Hail. Address JOHN p ELLIS, $50 Broadway, New
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SALES AT AUCTION.

(NHINA, GLASS, CROCKEkY AND PLATED WARE
~ HENRY G. EVANS auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday
June 49, 10 O'Clock, at 90 Barclay general
OF above goods from the shelves lots to suit city
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A 925 BROADwAY.-STANLEY DAY MAILS FREI
n TO your address list of country Houses for rent,
quaed in variety of location price; westcheser spe
calty.
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no LET-THE NEW STORE, "a GREENWICH AVE
IL Also Front Basement and Apartments IN Tn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-19
TuRrr RrRa1..p1rsIyO one NIcIrr

THREE DURGLARIEs IN One NIGHT
On Monday last, three burglaries were
committed in the immediate. vicinity
of this village. The dwelling of Mr..
Ashur Gurley, on Cleveland Avenue,
was entered between two and three
o'clock, and ransacked from top to bot
tom. The only thing taken was Mr..
G.'s dress coat.
Within an hour after the above bur-
glary, the dwelling of Mr.. F. Z. Udell,
near that of Mr.. Gurley, was entered.
In moving about in the sitting room
or bed room, the burglar made suffi-
cienti noise to4awaken Mrs. Udell, and
she aroused her husband, who de-
manded to know "who's there" when
the thief made his escape taking with
him Mr.. Udell's wallet containing two
dollars. frlI .el@<E.ar-
On the same morning the dwelling
of Mr.. Isaac Walton, on the same
street, was burglariously entered,
the thief helping himself to the edi-
bles that came in his route, and to a
silver watch valued at about eight dol
lars. No clue to the perpetrators OF
these burglaries. -.
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two, but being; evidently an Office
seeker under the present administra-
-tion, or possibly one of Grants ap-
pointees to some high official position
it was thought best to let him soent.
A week ago last Sunday the piety
ofthe church -geers at the Center, was
shocked by man whose pressure of
steam had nearly reached the, burst
ing point, who threatened to have
some target practice with a pistol and
furnish couple of funerals, for the
edifcation of the neighbors. After
some coaxing, he consented to pitch a.
few loads of hay, W hich exercise 4op-
Grated as a sort of safety valve and the
superintendent steam escaped. without
serious damage. The parties who
furnished the fuel in the abeYe, case
are not justified in thusdestroying the
peace ola family for the sake of few
paltry dimes. They are known-let
them beware.
Saturday evening very pleasant
scene was witnessed OF the house of
A. Fisk at the Station on, the anniver-
sary of his marriage. Over hundred
invitations were issued and a large
number of guests were in attendance
each of whom joined in making sew
eral splendid presents of various use
ful articles of furniture &c., to the
happy married pair on the occasion OF
this, their wooden wedding. Old and
young participated in the joyous oc-
casion and spent the evening in ration
al mirth and amusement, and, OH leav-
ing, all present expressed the heart
felt wish that the happy couple may
enjoy many years of welded bliss and
live to celebrate their golden we'd
ding. = M 40 = ''>
Mr.. D. r. King has sold his lot o.
| five acres, to Lyman. Reed for $1,000
and purchased the farm of II, "A
Mooney at the Center, 63 acres, fol
S415O. -. Ir !. t.VERITAs."
Mantua Aug II. 1S69I / L /
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On Monday last @. III. Sanford,
young man in the = employ of Mr..
Beckley, timer, took charcoal fur
mace into the cistern at Mr.. III. D.
Seymour's residence, for the purpose
repairing the pipe to the pump: He
had been but short time in the cis-
tern when the breathing of the car
bonic gas generated by the furnace
produced asphyxia, from which he
would soon have died had not assist
>ance been at hand. He was taken out
and by the application of proper en-
edies was brought to, and is now do
ing well. .-r--.-.-
RAFEsaA UNION ScHooLs.-The
Fall term Of our. schools will coa.
mence on the first Monday, the 9th ot
September. A new rule has been adop.
ted by the Board of Education, requir,
ing the teach hAefs' to'hold. q session foi
one week before the commencement.u
the school term, to prepare themselves
for the moro proper and efficient dis
charge Of tAeIF duties. Jzir.a4u
Mr.. Hpssey, the superintendent Of
the schools, is eli route home from the
East, where he has been visiting du,
ring the vacation, Ito stopped a
Trenton, N. j., OIL Monday to attent
| -. y :
the National teachers Institute whicl
! convened at that place, on. that day.
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g BARRETT's," -" Barrett's," "Barrett's.' ,
HIRAM CoRREsPoNDENCE.

A sad and fatal accident happened
in this place last Thursday morning,
to Milton w. Young, young man
aged twenty-four years, who was
engaged, helping thresh at the barn o.
Alvah Udall. The machine, steam
threshcr, had been running short
time, but had stopped few moments,
for some purpose, when, just as the
machine was again starting, the young
man attempted to get upon the table
to cut bundles, his foot slipped, and
was caught by the cylinder, literally
tearing the foot off, and mangling the
ankle in horrible manner, and break
ing the leg between the ankle and
knee.
The foot and ankle were drawn in
with such force as to stop the cylin-
der, and break the coucaye of the
machine. an Izil3
Surgical aid4was promptly procured,
and DR.. Thayer, of Cleveland, tele-
graphed for, who came down on the
5 o'clock train, but owing to the low
condition of the patient, amputation
was considered imprudent.! The -un-
fortunate sufferer fingered till 1C
o'clock i'll the evening, when death
came to his relief.
The funeral was largely attended
Saturday, P. NJ; the services being
conducted by, Prof. Shepard, and were
peculiarly solemn and impressive.
+ The deceased was a member of the
Cornet Band, and his loss is keenly
felt by his comrades, who appeared al
his funeral with instruments in
mourning, and playing several appro-
pirate pieces. H.,
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-sMASruA coRnEsroNpENcE.


For the past four weeks, no event
hastranspired worth recording in this
quiet andspeaeable town, save all ocz
casfenal 5siapleasaattaoess, caused by
goae individuals lmistaking red hot
benzine," for some cooling mixture.
Haying and harvesting are nearly
over with the anticipated results, viz /:
q light and short hay, and a heavy oat
crop. Corn and potatoes promise
WELL and more sowedy corn is now
growing than in any previous year. p,
On Thursday night last week the
dwelling house of Darwin Atwater at
Mantua Station was entered by, bur-
glars while the family were asleep,
and silver spoons and q watch carried
off, the whole valued at $1,000 Sus
picions were Immediately aroused
that" DEN, BUTLER" ofspoon-stealing
noforiety was about, In disguise; but
it was reeollected that the day before,
two suspicious looking individuals
were seen tloitering about the village,
and It was probably those persons
who .Butlerized the spoons. In nthese
days of Republican honesty and sim
plieity, il is, advisable to put some
trust and reliance in loaded revolver
and use a few arguments therefrom, to
convince sHch enquiring minds of the
impropriety ofentering our houses as
unbidden guests, and at unreasonable
hours. The same night, attempts were
made to enter the dwelling house of
o. p. Hayes and the store of L. j.
Rhodes, but the rascals were fright,
ened away, and we are sorry to say,
without even shot in the rear, or a
parting salute. !. no. I.ai
On Friday, "man and a brother
of. African descent, called at the house
of Mr.. P. U. Jennings and begged for
food, which was given him. At night
his appetite returning, and feeling the
chills of the evening air, he waited
until all had retired, then reentering
the house Of Mr.. j., he borrowed a
pan Of milk aliqa coat Of Mr.iI,'s and
started again on his travels. Being
barefoot and leaving track about
fourteen INCHES in length and of genu-
! inc darkey characteristics no was
readily traced northwarl q mile or
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Our Garrettsville correspondent,
:. Anon" has our thanks for his favor,
but, as the account of the accident he
furnishes had been; received before
and was already in type we omit his
letter. We shall be pleased to have
our correspondent keep us constantly
posted on whatever may be trauspiring
F-kss stN~t "
i'm that section.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-19

BEDsIf yon would purchase 4 tip
top Mattress, call oIlsMr.H.W Bane
at his Factory in Phillips Block
The beds made by him can't be sur
passed by those made elsewhere in the
country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-19

KENTUCKY, which has just repeated
her Democratic maiorit of tens oJ
thousands, it is said never lost one cent
By the defalcation Of any official dr.
ing her entire e:cistence as a state. If
this be true, no wonder the old state
is so hated and denounced by carpet
baggers and scalawags,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-08-19

BASE BALL.-The match between
the Star Jrs. of this place, and. the
Olympics, of Hudson, did not come
off on Friday last as per arrangement.
The latter failed to come to time, and
the Stars claim the game by score of
8 to O..