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The Shasta courier., 1869-01-23

ABSENT MINDEDNEss.-Th New Orleans
Bulletin says; A few days ago youth sit
ting In Camp street car, in close proximity
to an elderly gentleman of respectable ap-
pearance, to guard against the unpleasant
consequences ofan incipient catarrh. put his
hand, as he supposed, into a side pocket OF
his coat, drew out his handkerchief and wiped
his nose. and then replaced it in the pocket
from which it was taken. - Young gentle
man" remarked the elderly party at his side
to the youth, in a voice unpleasantly distinct
to everybody in the car, that is the most
Internally impudent trick that ever saw
perpetrated :" 4" What say ?" exclaimed the
astonished youth. g | say, sir" said the old
gentleman, with increasing irateness, that
taking another PERSONS handkerchief from
his pocket and wiping your nose with it, and
then putting it back without as much as
saying by your leave, is the d-dest piece
nf impudence | ever experienced,W Light
Immediately beamed upon the mind of the
astOnished youth, who, in view of the tenn
pestuousness Of his neighbor, incontinently
left his seat and retreated from the car in the
midst of a shout of merriment from the re-
naming passengers.
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AMERICAN
WALTHAM WATCHES.
PROOF OF THEIR SUPERIORITY.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

OFFItE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ANroNA, Pa, Dec. Is, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: The watches manufactured by you
have been in on this railroad for several years
by our enginemen, to whom we furnish watches as
part of our equipment There now some
THREE HUNDRED OF THEM CARRIED ON OUR LINE,
and we consider them GOOD AND RELIABLE
TIMEKEEPERS. Indeed have great satisfac=
tion in saying YOUR WATCHES GIVE US LESS
TROUBLE, and have worn and do wear much
longer without repairs than any watches we have
ever had in use on this road. As you aware We
formerly trusted to those of English manufacture,
of acknowledged good reputation, but as a class
they never kept time correctly, nor have they
done as good service as yours.
In these statements am sustained by my prede-
cessor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extends over
a series Of years.
Respectfully,
EDWARD WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent:
Amarican W atch Tomno1u WoItLor,
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD:


LOCOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT, WESTERN DIVISION,
ROCHESTER, Dec. "a, 1866.
GENTLEMEN have no hesitation in saying that
believe the great majority of locomotive engineers
have found by experience that WALTHAM WATCHES
ARE THE MOST SATISFACTORY of any for their uses:
They run WITH THE GREATEST ACCURACY AND
srEADISEss, notwithstanding tie rough riding Of
an engine, and, as have NEVER KNOWN ONE TO
WEAR OUT, they must be durable. 1 hope to see
the time when railway companies will generally
adopt your watches, and furnish them to all engi-
neers and conductors. In my opinion it would
greatly tend to promote regularity and safety.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES WILSON, G. Chief Engineer,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
American Watch Company, Waltham.
Every Watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all irst-class dealers in tho United
States.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
No. 1S2 Broadway,
General Ageuts:
R. B. GRAY & CO., San Francisco,
au294m Agents for California
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New ZEALANDER AT A BALL-A laugh.
able incident occurred at ball at the capital
the other night, (says New Zealand paper)
at which the elite only were present. Among
others, Mete King, one of the Maori repre-
sentatives, savage who cannot speak Eng.
llsh, and who, to make himself bearable.
should use unlimited quantities of eau dc
cologne, was present. lie moved about,
scarcely speaking. but at last, seeing lady
with very fine arns. which were bare little
above the elbow, he went up to her, and
pointing to her arm, said, 'Kaipai. kaipai.
fat" (good, good. fat at the same time
smacking his lips longingly,
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-23

THERE are six hundred thousand Jews
in Hungary. They had been called on to
organize their religious government under
State protection Two parties old Be-
hevers and the Reformers-claimed the
right to manage the affair, and severe
theological struggle is in progress. The
rules adopted by the majority will be ac-
cepted by the Minister of Religion, and
the minority VIII be governed thereby
Each party is having professions, and ban
ners, and speeches
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a SUBSCRIPTION has been opened in
Brussels in favor of a poor crippled girl,
who, to save her sister from weeks i'm
prisonment, to which she had been condem-
ned for some slight offence, went there
instead of the offender The fraud was de-
tected after she had suffered the punish
ment, and when brought before the Judge
she was sentenced to three months impris-
onment, which, however, she Will now es-
cape Her answer to the question what
induced her to substitute herself for hel
sister, was that, being a cripple, she could
not maintain her aged mother, which hel
sister had done for a long time, " and there
FORE" she added, " it was better for me tc
90 to prison and let her be free"
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-23

CURE FOR EARACHE.-Take a small
piece of cotton wool, make depression in
the center with the end of your finger, fill
it with as much ground pepper as will
rest on fve-cent piece, gather it into a
ball and tie it up, dip the ball into sweet
oil and insert it in the ear, covering the
latter with cotton wool, and use bandage
or cap to retain it in its place. Almost
instant relief viii be experienced, and the
application is so gentle that an infant
would not be injured by it, but experience
relief as well as an adult.
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TO LEASE.

TIME TOWER HOUSE ORCHARDS AND
Il Iardens, for one or more years, at low rent
The great variety and large auantity of fruit af-
iords good opportunity for the erection of a
Dlstillery. For further particulars, apply on the
premises, or to William Magee, in Shasta
CHAS. CAMDEN.
Tower House, January 1st, 1869. IL
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-23

THE President AND GEN. GRANT.-The
New York Herald says:
There is now no doubt that amicable rela-
tions between the President and General
Grant will soon be established The Christ.
mas Amnesty Proclamation received the en-
tire appreciation of the President elect before
Mr.. Johnson's signature was put to it. and
as it is we'll known that the General has cen
consulted on various other important State
matters, it is fair to presume that nothing
remains to confirm the inteiae cordiale be-
tween the outgoing and the incoming Execu-
tives but the formal shaking of hands. Gen.
eral Grant is determined to have peace.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E STATE OF JOHN CLARK, Deceased
IL Notice ia hereby given by the undersigned,
ADMINISTRATORS of the above named estate to the
said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice, to the undersigned.
at his place of business, in Shasta.
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator.
Shasta, Jan. 16, 1869. i93
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN list of the names of the persons whose Taxes
have not been paid by the second Monday in De-
cember, will be returned to the District Attorney
with the amount of Taxes each person owes, with
an addltsonal fve per cent, and the District Attor
ney will commence actions for the collection ~ III
same, with costs.
GRANT. l. TAGGART,
December 18th, 1868. DIG
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
H. United States, District of Californa-In the
matter of Robert Stevenson, Bankrupt.-In Bank
ruptcy.-Before Rowland L. Woodworth.-Notice
is hereby given, that petition has been filed in
said Court by Robert Stevenson, of Shasta, in
Shasta county, in said District. duly declared q
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress approved
March I'd, 1s67,!for discharge, and certificate
thereof, from all bis debts and other claims prova-
BILE under said Act; and that Tuesday, the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1869, at ii O'Clock A. M. of
said day, before the District Court of the United
States, in the city au1 county of San Francisco is
assigned as the time and place for the hearing of
the same, when and where any creditors who have
proved their debts and any person in interest may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted BY
order of ROWLAND L. WOODWORTH,
Register in Bankruptcy.
City and County of San Francisco
November Both, 1868.
r. THOMPSON, Atty for Petitioner d12
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THE BOSTON PLANcHETTE!

ID ECOMMENDED BY THE ENTIRE PRESS
IL of the United States as one of the greatest
amusements for family circles, is for sale at
j. Nj. MANASSAS
Book Store
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Hurrah for the Hair Spring Folding Mat
fress.

seDt %, 1869, 56-2w.
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EMANTUA.
CORRESPONDENCE.

After rain storm, lasting couple
of days, the clouds cleared away, and
a slight frost was perceptible this
morning, (Monday) which was the
first frost Of the season, yet doing no
damage to the corn, of which, but
very little is cut upat present. Farm
ers complain of potatoes rotting in
some localities, caused, probably, by
the excessive hot weather of the past
few days.
The Union Literary Society ofMan-
tua after an adjournment of SIX
months, commenced their regular
meetings in the Town Hal, on Friday
evening last, under very favorable
circumstances, with good prospects
for usefulness. The officers elected
are, President, Dr. O.. Ferris Vice
President, o. CtHubbell; Secretary,
III. Cobb; Treasurer, D. A. Plum.
About 70 scholars have been attend
ing course of instruction in Pen
menship, at the Center and at the Sta
ton, under the tuition d. r. Brown
from Oberlin. zI.<.ii: .s ~ .Est-
The Disciple church have long felt
the need of house of worship at the
Station and have determined to re-
move and repair the old school house
at that place, for that purpose, and
have commenced the work. The new
school building is now finished, and,
occupied for select schools, and near
ly all the places of business have re-
Gently put up neat and beautiful signs,
painted in various styles of plain and
fancy lettering, thus adding very
much to the city-like appearance OF
this thriving village. "EERITAs."
Mantua, Sept, 81, 1869.
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PALMYRA.


DARING ROBBERY IN PALMYRA.-
One of the most bold and daring rob-
berries ever perpetrated in this county,
was committed in the township of
Palmyra, about ten o'clock last Satur-
day night. Mr.. William Stewart, a
wealthy farmer, who resides alone,
two miles east of the center, had been
to the center on business, and return
ing home at the hour stated, entered
his residence, and proceeded to strike
light, when he was caught about the
waist by some strong person, who
stealthily approached him from be-
hind, and, with confederate, proceed
ed to forcibly take from his person all
his money and valuables, among
which was revolver. They then
proceeded to an adjoining room, in
which Wassa. trunk containing bonds
to the amount of $500. Mr.. Stew
art attempted to give the alarm, when
the villains informed him that if he
d1u not keep silent they would shoot
him. They then opened the trunk
and rifed it of its contents and made
hasty and safe retreat with their
plunder. These bloated bondhold-
ers will, doubtless, feel great deal of
anxiety to have the government re-
deem their bonds in gold, Some
two years OF more ago the same prem
ises were entered by thieves, on a
Sunday, during the absence of Mr.. S.,
and ransaeked from top to bottom !;
but on, that occasion the robbers. OBJ
tained but little booty. Mr.. S., is ad-
vanced in years, quiet, peaceable
and industrious citizen, and this loss
falls heavily upon him. ...r
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Great Storm in Minnesota :, 8 100000
Bushels of Grain Destroyed.

Great Storm in Minnesota = 8 900, 900.
Bushels of Grain Destroyed.
Chicago, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from
st. Paul says: A deluge of water
fell on Thursday and Friday nights,
and the Mississippi river is again on
the rise. All the bottom lands of the
Minnesota river are overfowed, and
the hay crop in that region, as well as
on the large prairies is ruined. Far
mers from different sections claim that
fully one-half of the grain crop not
threshed and housed at the time of
the previous rise, is ruined. Oliver
Dalrymple, the largest wheat grower
in the State, estimates his loss on his
crop at 10000 bushels. Good judges
say the damage to wheat alone by the
late great storms throughout the State
can not be less than 100000 bushels,
while two-thirds of the hay crop is
worthless. Anoka Rum river has
risen rapidly, CARRYING. away the re-
naming logs belonging to Dean 81
Co., of Minneapolis. b. "a
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The LIFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
PITTsBURGH.--Not long ago Bank in
an Eastern City was entered by: bur-
glars, the Burglar Proof Vault of the
institution broken into, and besides
many valuables belonging to the in
stitution, over thirty boxes belonging
to private individuals stored in the
vault for safety were carried off. The
bank of course disclaimed all respon-
sibility in the case, as no charge was
for the use of the vault. Some, per-
sons lost the savings of years, and
were made poor in one night. Some
weeks ago we read Of q resident in a
country town, who had two $1,000
Government Bonds which he did not
exactly know where to place to
be certain of their safety, but at last
placed them in q stove in his parlor,
the weather being warm and the stove
not in use. The weather getting cold
during his absence from home, q fire
was kindled by his wife, and the
bonds were destroyed, leaving him
minus the accumulated savings of sew
eral years. The frequency of sucf
occurrences has induced the organiza
ton of the Company whose title heads
this notice, for particulars of which
the reader will please see card in an
other column. ,
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FREEDOM.

CAPT.GR.o . DANIELS, one of the old
est citizens of Freedom, died last
week, of injuries received at CARROTS
vile, on the 10th inst, by being struck
by passing train, and was buried on
Sunday last. His funeral was attend
ed by the Masonic Lodge Of Carrots
vile, of which he was the Oldest
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

FRESH ARRIvAL.-Mr. II. W. Bane,
manufacturer of the famous hair
spring mattress, is pleased to inform
his friends and patrons, and also the
public generally, that he has just re-
ceived a fresh supply of the first draw
ings of the long white curled hair, di-
rect from the manufacturer, expressly
designed for pillows and the No. /
mattresses. Call and see him.
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i" HARPER SayS,o -

j. Look at the Furnishing Goods oG the Phila-
delphia Clothing Hall, all kinds of White Shirts
Bosoms Plain, Butlied and Embroidered, with
eyelets or without. The celebrated Open Back
Shirts, the best fitting Shirts in the world
Splendid Cashmere and Flannel Over Shirts. A
handsome assortment of Neckties, Suspenders,
Braces, Socks. Handkerchiefs, large size, pure
linen, already hemmed. Handkerchiefs for 25
cents. Great many different styles Paper Col
lars and Cuffs. Silk. Cashmere and Kid Gloves,
Otter Top Gloves, Buck and Sheep Gauntlets'
very low. Buck, Sheep and Elk Gloves and
Mitts Call and inspect our stock. u.
NATHAN KAHN, .-
Phila. Clothing Hall,
Sept. %, 1862 56-2w. 2 Empire Block.
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U. s. Grant.

The Clothing Department of the Philadelphia
Clothing Hall, is stocked with the best Ready
Made offered to the public, the largest Stock
ever seen in Ravenna. or any town in this yicin-
ity, the handsomest Cashmere Suits. splendid
Beaver Suits, at as loW figures as Cassimeres are
generally sold. roo different styles beautiful
Goods, Pants and Vests. We invite all to call.
Il t.s.t t.-4# N. KAHN,
Sept. %, 1860, Sc 2w. Empire Block.
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NEWS ITEMS.

THE trial of James Griffin, the en-
gineer indicted for causing the trrible
railroad disaster at Mast Hope, which
took place at Milford, Pa, last week,
resulted in a verdict of not guilty un-
der the laws Of Pennsylvania.
a FARMER named Cox and his wife,
living near Kingsville, johnson coun-
ty, Mo-, were found murdered in their
house last Thursday. Their bodies
were shockingly mutillated with all
axe. No circumstances attending the
deed are known, and no clue to the
murderer has been found.
THE annual exhibition of the Ohio
Grape Growers Association is to be
held at Cleveland on the 18th and 14th
of October. Discussions of an inter-
esting character will be held, and al
though the season has been unfavora-
BILE, many good samples from the more
fortunate localities, will be exhibited.
The Pacific Mail Company and the
Israelites OF San Francisco have. Or
ganiZed all Immigration Society for
the purpose of aiding persons of their
faith in Europe to come to this coun-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

WHILE Robert Pratt was plowing,
in Greene county, Ohio, last Thurs
day afternoon, he suddenly fell and
died Immediately.
NEAR Sandusky, Ohio, few days
ago, a young man named VIM. Saw
yer, aged about seventeen years, met
with a very singular accident, which
produced death. He had driven a
gambrel stick into the ground, and
placed a grape box on the end of it
for seat. The box split while he
was sitting on it, the stick penetrating
his bowels, and causing death in a
short time.
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Wholesale Dry Goo

A nice lot of Trunks. from Ladies Saratoga TO
Common. splendid fine stock of Valises and
Carpet Bags We are introducing the Dutch
yaIise. manufactured by the celebrated G. b. b
Co. handsome and good valise. Every body
should have one, they come very low for the
quality. We invite all to call at Philadelphia
f,othino Hall n. KAHN.
Cont % 1863. 5G-2y.
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Gov. HARTMAN, OF New Hampshire
and Hon. Alphonso Hart, of this
place addressed Radical mass meet
ing of about $50 persons at Painsville
ON Monday.
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ETNA House HoP.-A Dancing par
ty takes place at the Etna House this
evening. Good music will be fur
nished and superb supper served.
A merry time may be safely predicted
for all who attend.
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BEETs Alive are indebted to
Mrs. DR.. Saddler for beet that beats
all the beats ever grown in this re-
region. It measures two feet one inch
in circumference, and weighs six and
a half pounds.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--The
Fall term of the Court of Common
Pleas will commence its session on
the 18th of October. The following
are the jurors for the term:
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There will be meeting Of the Board of Por-
tage County Agricultural Society, held at the
Office of William Goldman, Esq, on Saturday,
Oct. 2, 1869, at 10 O'Clock A. NI to arrange pre-
miumns for publication. The DUPLICATE OF
CLASS No. 33, HAS NOT BEEN RETURNED BY THE
COMMITTEE, willthey please return it immedi-
ately. .a.. N. s. OLIN, Prest
W. WILLIAMSON, Secretary. 7lr.-
Sept. @. 1852. bG-2W. -.-I- ---- -
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VIM. Ii. WARD has purchased the
stock of Groceries of W. P. Clark, in
Wheeler's building, and taken posses
sion of the same.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

Mr.. 7. N. MARCY, many years a
citizen of Windham, has removed to
Cleveland, and taken up his residence
in that city.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30

The following Damed persons are the officers
of the Society: Horace Reed, President; Asa
Spellman Vice President; George Bow, secre-
tary; f. W. Barlow, Treasurer; S. n. Andrews,
ID. Bogue, james Ray, L. D. jerome, G. L. Hold
en-, Members of the Board. - -'
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New Advertisements.

n6s-J. s. Smith & Co-New Goods.
R6PD. W. Goss-New Goods.
nEFW. H W Ward-New Groceries.
aGPE. Musser-Ready Made Clothing, &c.
SSR John Observation-Disclosures Notice.
H6P Lazarus & Morris-ReadT This.
RGFA. H. Cline & Co-Pay Up.
h6FThe Safe Deposit Company.
n6E Beldings & Armstrong-Card.
LOCAL NOTICES.
neE EBarrett-Five Notices.
HSF Rootstown Fair.
H~H. W. Baue-Hurrah for the Hair Sprini
Folding Mattress.
n6@J. S Smith & Co Three Notices.
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Harvard VS.. Oxford. .

There was not onc-half so much difference in
the Race between those two Celebrated Crews as
what there is between the stock of Hats and
Caps now Kept at the Philadelphia Clothing
Hall, to what was formerly kept We have ev-
cry style in the market in both Hats and Caps,
and larger Stock than is generally Kept in
regular Hat Stores. We can sell you good
Fur Hat for what others sell Common Wool
one. A good variety for Youths and Boys. We
invite all to call at
PHILA. CLOTHING HALL.
n. Kahn. 2 Empire Block.
CoDE 90 1ccn 20 On
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Black Crook.

We have Underwear sufficient to cover the
whole community, all colors, White, Gray, Red,
solferino, Orange and Light Brown, from 6oc
up. We have the Double Breasted Canton Flan-
mel Under Shirt and Drawers to match, splendid
Goods We have the cheapest line in the mar
ket. Weinvite all to call at
PHILA. CLOTHING HALL.
kse.,t % 1860 56-2M.
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The Fair of the Highland Union
Agricultural Society commenced at
Garrettsville on Wednesday, and viii
close tomorrow.
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GRAND JURY
Rootstown Eair.

The first Fair OF the Rootstown Agricultural
Society will be held at the center of the town
ship, on Wednesday,, Oct. 5th. ,gy.rgt
HORACE REED, Prest.
G. Bow, Secretary. -e.Af7
Rootstown, Sept. 30, 1862 1w.. ,--..r
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We are compelled to defer q num-
Der of articles prepared for this weeks
issue.
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Alaska,

Over Coats, great many different styles. The
est made and fitting Coats ever offered. Some
good heavy Business Coats cheap.
EMPIRE BLOCK,
Sept g. 1869, 56-sw. Phila. Clothing Hall.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 10, 1863.
The Ugh reputation that Mr.. H. w. Bane, of
Rayenna, o., sustains as gentleman, as well as
a first class upholsterer and honorable. dealer,
should Mt once be sufficient to satisfy any one OF
the good qualities of the highly prized Hair
Spring Mattress manufactured by him.
REUBEN RIBLET,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer, Superior ST.
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"BARRETT's Hair Restorative.

IF any of our friends are thinking of buying
an Over Coat, just take a look at the great
Stock of Beavers and French Coatings, J. S.
SMITH & Co. are displaying.
Ravenna, Sept 30, 1869.
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THANKs.-Dr. A. W. Alcorn has
our thanks for a lot of delicious peach
es and pears, the finest we have seen
this season.
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ONE of the firm of Lazarus s. Nor
ris, Opticians, of Hartford, Connect
cut, will visit Ravenna on Tuesday,
the 18th of October. If you desire
tip top pair of spectacles, just suited
10 your eyes, don't fail to call at E. R.
Waits on that day and have them
fitted.