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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

SALE OF VILLAGE Properly. Mr..
Christy has sold his house and two
lots on Pratt Street, to Ranney and
Seymour; consideration, $1,000.
Messrs. Ranney 6 Seymour to
Merits s Biddle, house and lot on
North Prospect Street; consideration,
$500.
Same to same, lots 10 and 20 in
John M. Hoods addition to Ravenna
Village; consideration, $500.
Same to D. w. & Fl. v. Knapp, lot
10 in Ranney s. Seymour's addition
to Raveana Village; consideration,
$500. ~
II. D. Seymour to W 1tifapp F. stein,
lot No. s, in II. D. SeYmour's addi-
ton to Ravenna Village: considera-
ton, $3.50. :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

On Friday last a man on horse
back" who was under the influence of
too large a portion Of :. benzine, per-
sisted in riding up and down upon,th E
sidewalk to the great annoyance of
pedestrians. He was taken before
Mayor Meharg, who administered a
gentle reproof to him in the shape of
an houriin the Cross bar, fine of 81
and costs amounting to 81 80. - ..isa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

Q. S. HILL was brought before
Justice Robinson, on Friday last,
on charge of embezzlement pre-
fered againstThim by G. H. Mills. He
waived an examination and was held
to bail for his appearance at the next
term of the Court of Common Please
in thesum of $500. aE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31
coRpoR ALTON TTcEFT

NOltt UIilA IION \ 1IOhLi.
sMdyoT-Col. Charles S. Cotter.
Clerk. J. Richardson.
TredsWey-Thomas II. Jones.
Trustees for teo Years-Robert
Knapp, David r. Jennings, Elias
Musser.
Trustees .tos. one Teay-Seth D.
Norton, Frederick Carts, Samuel d.
Harris.
Marshan-Archibald Mcclellan.
Street Conl1aisstoaey-Russell d.
Kelly.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

On Friday last while Mr.. VIM. R.
Alcorn was engaged in cutting away
stick of timber in the store room OF
Messrs. Poe in the Seymour Block,
his axe slipped striking his foot, cut
ting to the bone. The wound is Sc
we're one, and prevented him from
pursuing his labors for several days.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

MANY of our friends think they give
sufficient publicity, to their sales by
having twenty-five or fifty hand bills
struck off. This is a great mistake.
BY advertising in the paper they give
notice to all its readers in-the county,
and at about the same expense, and
they can send an advertisement of a
sale into 1000 families for several
weeks at q trifing expense. Whensit
is considered that an additional bid
der oftentimes runs up the sale enough
to pay all the expenses of advertising,
the folly of giving insufficient notice
will be apparent. 1 g
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31
Ravenna, March 30, 1sTO. q.
70 yyborn r. NAV IIl Concer,,. !

TO whom 1G may COhcefn.
We, the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gists OF the City of Cleveland, take pleasure in
recommending our fellow townsnian, Mr., E. A.
Shellentrager, to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. as competent Apothecary and Drug
gist He has been connected with some of our
best Drug Houses from his beyhood I'D. both as
q dispenser Of medicine and salesman, and we
can assure Messrs. Brainerd s. Son, that in our
opinion, they hare made an excellent selection,
man Of ability, in whom they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who is capable OF
taking charge Of any Drug Houses as a pre-
scriptionist and salesman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

yAUPEL, MOORE s CO.,
ssiE HENSCH 81 Co, f3fN
sAM'L. H. SHANNON,
HARTNESS g. HULING,
Fl. c. BUSCH NJ. D.,
DENTON, MYERS s. CANFIELD,
~ g. w. CLARK,
W. II. CAPENER, 81. D.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-03-31

% WANTED. .sj s. 415z i 9.
u 10000 Pounds of Good Butter, ,5s
FOR winch win pay the highest market Price
IN CASH
LYMAN s. WARD.
Rarenna, Ohio, April 1, 1sT0.tf
, 1870-11-09
A Novel Divorce Huits

From lh< Srst IoTk Tribune, Sop- !,
In tie Superior Court, at Special Tenn, on
Saturday. m Application WA mAde to Judge
Jonts to have dec1ee Of divorce get aside
on the ground Of fraud. Albert Peck, tho
quondun1 husband, il manufacturer Of
paper collars in this city. In July, 1863, he
married Matilda S. Wilson, widow with one
child, At WAshingtou. Mrs. Peck was then q
yeas old, her husband claiming to be sev-
e1al xea,s younger. For zozae Yeara their
1eceived by Mr. Perk's motbnr and bis other
relatives. Finally SONS faucied alisht led to
a personal di-hke on tho part Of tho
moshe1-ir-law. and she promised to give
him $4,000 il he would obtain q divorce
from Lily wife. 1hia he agreed to do,
vito guilty Of adultery. His bookkeepeE,
Pratt, testified that he has been c1iuinal1y in
timatc With Mrs. Peck. Thln testimony Was
given befcro Rc{erce, and mr. House, OF
Nassau street, vas the iaHer ezng!oyed by III:
the Refe1co waa confirmed, aud Judgment Of
divorce MAS granted November 10, 1863. The
case caue M on Saturday. when long asEu-
uents on cach side were made. and 4tiiavits,
and correspondence between husband aud wife
| vits Was ono which stated that pending the
proceedings for divorce. the parties TO tho
| suit continued to cohabit. and also after the
judgment has been rendered up 10 tho 18th OF
| last month, ehe making, it VIA alleged, no
| oppoeition to the proceedings, since it hhd
I been agreed betwoau her and her husband
/ that, after he had obtained tho s3o, 900, they
| won1d again 10 maEriod peck subsequently
I refused to cany out tho terms OF the agree
ment. and tho wife applied to Judge Jones' to
hare the dcctce eet aside. Mrs. peck cl1ir1:
that there has been frtud, denies the charge
! Of adultery, and gives AB . reason for her de
| NAL That Pratt is Still retained as Mr. Peck,
boekke col OF. Mr. Peck says be has kept Pratt
because he believes him tue sed1ced, and no
the s9ducor. Decision reserved.
, 1870-11-09

Dt4etthes diseases without Any Information from III
patient, and enftA without e1pk1DtnfA Or the use d
cttnEJ. tana ,AvtuK your health ana life from. wr19A
treatment 3l3 Hart AA6eo1%t. W ssairs. UontuifS
tion trt, r. Mend twenty rve ctntl for ht4 "GuIUA
To HkAl1B AND LONG l1fk~
, 1870-11-09
TH12 GREAT:
Spring & Summer Tonic

Medical treatment has been .revolu.
tionized, and at last the discovery ha.
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRATI0E, Is THE TRUE MID.
1CALPHH0s0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BITTERs, pre-.
pared with pure St. Croix Bum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The li$e-sus
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested il
the weak and desponding by an inme-
diate and most encouraging change,
1.-THE appetite has failed, it is quicken,
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect it becomes easy and thorough:
if the liver is torpid, it is ronsed and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies, they are put to fight, and hopt
and cheerfulness1eturn. In the face oi
the extraordinary cures Of general de.
biity, dyspepsia, biIiousness, constipa.
ton and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it, The
, 1870-11-09
SEA Moss FAHINE,
THE NEW FOOD SOURCE,

SEA MOSS FAR1m This new and
elegant preparation, made.hom Irish
Moss or Carrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiezt and most delic.
ious food in the world As a delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is a
light and delicate food for invalids and
children It is superior to ali kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has.everv.
where won golden opinions Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekee1ers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double light Of a stapls necessary and q
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishe.
prepared from, it cannot BE- obtained
even atan exdavaeant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy. a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mangs, and 9
like quantity Of Paddings, custa.ds
Creams, Charlotte Russo, e. '*:
RAND SEA MOSS FARlAE co.
50 Park Place, u: +.
, 1870-11-09
SfpE uInr TFaKedF-A Double Suicide.

From the San F4nnttseo Hnl{eFfn. nor. /.
About ten days ago, tho Chi1Amen, All Gee
and Al Yin, were arrested for burglary.
There were four cbA1gea againet each Of
them, and they waived an examination in the
Police Court. After that they were taken to
tho County Jail. and both confined in one cell.
They robbed several stores, and obtained
about e, coo worth Of silk and other property.
From tho "City OF 8t1asboutg" they stole
about e2,5 worth OF Kooda. Tho officers
recovered about 71,ooQ OF tho stolen prop
erty-
Tho p1saonsrs probably sAw their Wy
clear 70 tho Penitentiaty, II they Atood
trial. and, to a1oid that fate they mu-
eu4l]y ag1eed--to kill themselves Some
time After midnight thsJ proceeded to fuif1
their agreement Ono Of them twistod his
q,lr,te around hiH neck, md fastened the free
ona to enc Of the bars In tho window. The
other CHS tied a strip Of stout cloth around
his neck, and fastened it to another bar in
tha eanle window, While doing this they
stood On their blankets, which we're rolled nr,
and ut tho proper tirne kicked them away md
ST. unE OF side by ride
When discovered. both Of tho men Tern
dead, but their bodies wero still wArzn. At
neon they wetc hanging in the saE1o position,
Awaiting tho arrival ot tho Coroner. They left
nome writing. but, thus fAr, no ChinAmAn has
been found who will sJ1p%1tte it.
, 1870-11-09

IN -
>1uwArkKE, Nov. S-BRxAns1C7Hs--F1o1r--
1aii aod not9tn.A Waest u seod 6e93 demand at
znli p1tces; NJ 3i: Nc sS o. t. TS% So7.
iI i1zI 1ssiey ioxer; 10: = ''c'
Hoes-taule.. and Teafs a s,+.. u,ca, 70 mn I'M
hs1;tsaEn1sTfio1r hsSaFisss bis ~esst iIooo
FaK.oH1s-To Baf!.1e M s7sits, e. AZ s]c'
<,rr sot ~" Hss""cTTox-Dun and shade
soTcs: asies of 5000 bates upl.nds :. le'.c.
DprApe7UFrs-f1uur du!.. and Pttees ato9p!ng; ;
sns'6 Sf4aar Il @ eSa. 4 S sssa coo.ee
af 5aGA1ao0 white wheat n xS994~; ;Cea.9 Ho.9
at 5ea9s r. md St Louis sS9oz*;G 90 nea: sa
new. 31.sta1.ss: Hln1er red and amber. 9Lss
ss.nscs: INV Wsssssa. * b.sie; So' :; II! !, q: =
Changed; sa!rs ono buW est sfu: Loo; o
Com opened n1rl. but closes dull And heasf: r.
<e:r3*. 7,DoV bn; k13e44 an11 bn; mixcd, 9A*9;Hc
CioeinE 1t zoe. Oats IL iair demand md lc 1le9eF
SIC: ohio, t7Qo9c.
upr4-Quiet and unchanged
GkucEnlEs-Conee dull, but unchanged. sn:a,
II fur demand, ana tus1fst nrm: s.les ,, 2, ~ :
Nolnsses dnH, hut unchanged. n.c= tlulI, tut u
e1seass 1esaxo!5sa-Qa'tt md unchanged; eruae. 1sc
TURF 9tTTTGSrks1isx-Qu.es Al Acc
BrI1EK-1n moderate demand, aoa matke
eCnrEsE-Qutct aud unchanged.
WulsKKY-lMll and loWezs talea Of 80 bE
1Fnot bound 1t 6.4s5c; Ioni es4ssc, c1oa1oE
PpGrISioEs-pczk duit but UNCHANGED; aalest
e.o hris Ee4B at &.4-45a24s.H: ~ bril- mes
1s,.,S ,rsats CU Eut unchanged. Hams IN p!ckl
1sa1ac. 1lddles, hca3 for iong eaeas lasd 1,ac q
ansasEsaa 81: @t ate ies .Ss 81
~ foT December 1t 1s4c. ,,o. n,,. r., -
Il fEnda1a i 70 AvKRrooi-Qaiet; aoot' u IA
%3 3d. ,.rxer
Dx1Aps7urrs-Flour duh md d.oops1S: ns: N,nt Mhe
nalei nd weak; pew sPH1g. q 4s iii tnt n1 :
xed and aiohs5; 5 t.. s-s; nets n uahi demsnd !
&oidsFs DIM: western UNCHANGED; on1os T. S's9'
Can du md prices drooplng' .S 1o1so: X rs x1as,
Eoes-DnH but unchanged; He9a ~ S'7''
flfsTmass-fxk | "a zasfxk q11et aad fanoaanEed; ut
, 1870-11-09

The propeller Arctic lei! pu1nsn. October y,
and arrived at HA5 neld on the so&h .: 80 T. ~
IN Eagle I1a1bor, November I, It h1ese 81 heavy
that sic could rot 20 tn: Met propeller Pacific,
at2a. m. OF ihe isl. on EAgle uaEl1r, and Do
Peilor Sor!ntrn 1eaE a1 H. S La iae L 4 Bells H.
stoppt :; Entry. Arrived a. Marquette At l;ao
= H.. Ind remained all night on @ scsHa1t so,a o.
thsIs Weo 9e:2Se% sad
ready to ieave when the weather wou!d Re{mM Ra1.
large s'eel Was dlscna5E1nk caIgo' ~ t.a a4sf .f
G,ana island .ae q i NJ ana s1s rsp %sT
II. Sc tt, While trying to make TINT haIeoI, s2;
On The ntsht q the a. during re u ga1sa Te9. <on
d,t,on but nc ot to!al loss being x,ns,1t4a 6sSIen
! cobuln and city Of Detroit on SAuole Font: p
| bound up. on Hhlted4h Point. II 4. m. O! tne
| ~. It blew 70 hard that ehe had to check 4oM
tiAss: Fa.ze1 schooner Midniknt o1 Poi9t
Aux Fer, eailtuR up. Arrived Il tho Sann Ct e:1s
] ,. N. Met the ecoooncE MARY Collins in toN ol
+. H. FccE-11 Garden H1veE, the Monitor, Grace
Murray and ftore1 With the tug pa1htns, scaoone1
ExchlnRe With tug He'd Erie, ind tho p9opelo!
OhiouAxon. and IN Mpd Lake iae pfupeiler cltT o1
Madlloo. nj upwaed-ooaoa. A11area n Desoa'
, 1870-11-09
MEDICAL CARDS,


ia 9WASuISGTON-ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,.
7tc less-s engaged and cst saeees.f11 Phy1It41 L
the city, continue to treAt ~ PRtvAr uHaoI1c. Aza
SINlNAL WEAAA1Aa tho result of early tndi,cre.iana
91 othes caases. :d1enk xxAyo1sxEaa AEE1a!ox 70
soop peifeetlF cured u ae1 evtdent that Ply.
sseAn who connes himteH exclusively to the stu45 ot
eert1in hiseates Hnd teA1 thn17nas IT cAses e!er1
Jeav. mutt acquire greater skill IN hs specszty than
one III general pIsetaec Nam ph5A.nA-st ee:c&pxlnk
meat. AL Aedc,nns 0sed rzcpa1e1 II his LAoora-
tctJ. Head hla MhDluAh KsSA Is: ttnt to any ID.
DR. n. IN PLAIN HE4txu ENyElDrE, receipt Of pnt
stsup. PRIVATE ulh0uLAh Y adiss. tor st4sap-
ttre. tihee houss, T. T. " "a. SrndAJa. T. N.
thl4w
, 1870-11-09
TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Traink
ErNHER ARIA fGkHEST.

LAKE. suoHH Z A1cAlHyAa sou1HEAs RAIl-
D 3efss elaT oaa 6 xtas 81 T. seza.a*t.
II:
CHICAGO; Bgn1EeroE : ou1xox RAl1RoA1
Text 'ne 1ssea sss SL sasf = Ls2s Lsesa'a hsa'e'
a,a:as M Id sS = q r :s;aR
Etes:tat E1s>t Is q Rs:ai::::: L T.
FsasS E1rsn9 t11@fs'. asiG
H,9:ss,de H1;ssa I'd Eie:a@s:::::: Il:
S; Si!cs s1p:; sss:s;. ~ tx3s:;i s.;: F.
os,oz Stc!GIAs sTxEa4t 5: SAas942 5t
sorHsr, Of nsa.6oEn. 6oEn....-.
Ehe.<o - salis~a: ,.m
-. nv York )
Atsat,s E1gstt' tdais'..---- s:isH% 2; .,:::lskE
Sits! .3sss;. =:
~A'.-'- RS1Ss1n 1sD .eEis1niz.
FL ;Ss ;;:x;s
::::;;
PITTSBURGH. FORT %%4EH1 %4X' / CHICAGO Raj.
81; 81 Fs;t::::::::::::::::::::: :9se
S.: ;s$$ 8:
on1oAs9. ALTON { St. 1ep!s RAnEeAp.
FIT X1,tf.,
Sifat dpfEt.::.: .::--.-.---...-t s3p. @. isWH9
s:a's. :ssz III Sss:; IT, ! ): ri: .
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sg1cAsenASs42S ~ u
| Wcst Side. fsrtAhs n:ee 1t q. ~ I. .0: Cos
, 1870-11-09
See journal of Pharmacy.

See remarks made by DR..
Ephraim Mcdowell, a oele"
brated Physician, and Men,
bex Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons, Ireland, and Pub
Hshed In the transactions OF
the Kid 8 and Qneen's Journal.
, 1870-11-09
Chronic Diseases.
fN .fANFE

q and % Randosth<t corner q ptAIeefn Up stain>-
cundactof OF Ja,ncs. Lock Hospital New Orleans, l.
for thirteen yra For the ast eleven {sass l>eatea In
Eht-aep Ill III. JAMES cEfra Stpha Wt.n = Sru
tr1H<T. No mercury of pol.cneus dEnP u,ed; SpIn.-
iofYeA and impotence Cuftd hy tn1Atble nethod.
sAvtnf time and txpease An di.<aaea Of eooa q ?us
vcne1rat character euecsss1l1t treated d. JAMES
has krrn enea8ed In this speA1y for nott than quar-
tcr u 4 century. C1hsu1t4t4on in E - ~
Female difficulties and Irregularities treated with
t1fety and eucrtsk
And for pamphlets fos more rs.ticuls,s On eeeret
fdatrts IT, jAMkS, u h1s Mrde.l Institute, qt and
n andolph4s. OF by letter, F. .. D1~ef ~ chicako
IT, JAMES Int:itute Il the lAEet: Ct TIT Kind in tue
ffrifA
, 1870-11-09
F7.m37.e:s3 :
.G,$3a#
100000
'41s33.Uo
2ah317-

uOGS-1le F.ceIptH II hoEs biuce saturday l1s1
1rach l.a3 8Fainet IL -. ior The sanc peEioa las
week, ls.s9o week before lAs1@ aud 11.9s4 To- tue
coHr:spuedtkg s period last y-aT- TIE limited cup
rlJ cpatlcd holders 10 sustain The slight atiyauct
Gtt2bltshed yesterday, The pens being clc2zet
eatly, 2t s: sUz 6 70 for cotumon to medium, ant
Mt 96.GN@6-9b fer rGod to extra. Packers AMI
shippers competed for ahe Oh, rings, and theJ
were rr=ttS evenly dtvh1ed t,ttn cen these TWO fn
tesrstR- The mnrket clteed steady, With the pen:
Gtnt,tT.
, 1870-11-09

Iprorcee to Evt e7tdeoee that this remedy u net
Patent Aedietue- The objection which kene'a1ly ues
aEalnst IN discoveries nd tnvento1s In nsdletne u
- 1,b1iri1." somebody 4hoah +t.eovu remedy to
pFo1onk ue iufallIble t,s cholera Or con-
tu1nrten, What monster he xoud be to withhold hie
Howledee- VIC have yet to lean tso:1 what eAa1<er
r. r~ n Sp<svs 10 qsotr, "taAt men tsAy not hal
ctAer' of tAesr }t&lcs-s,e. u any di4ea.<."
Nor hare asked Piekxiels, Affected l.5*t. Or, Ii
thoE. MN xAo Of <ry ki-d a '<~'' vt
coo" sF*a', aAi al &trs ef oi~to.s ass <ir o" he
Baehu Il Fod thtnk- hAs hundEeds Of Thousands CT
aEsnk wl.uettes u At&est IT. v.tne aud eo17tndt It.
IL The Prejudice Of btsota and The envy Of QnAeks
Wt odez TIE following ersdeoee:
, 1870-11-09

sshcn ents: 70 Builaio-D2rk aatener Coy,
what At sxc: schrs 4. C. Maxwell and GEsna,
wheat It sc: schr f. NJ Fortcn. wheat and eorn
corn at SC; bark BadSexster, oats At &C =: prop
Mendoza, corn On 2. +; prop Arizona, barley at
sNc: tcnr Annie TouRht wheat At skc- To Bay
cu,,-Schr Ieh, Quart. wheat as l*kc. TO o..
xeee-Scnr Lille Parsons, wheat Ut 1sxc. To
Wlndaor-Schr Jamca Garrett, wheat aud barley
4tsc- To K'ngston-Dark l. {. Woodruff, wneal
II l2&c: scn1s Azoy md White OAK, heat on p. t
DETROIT, Nov. 6-GIalu vessels AEe IN faif r..
quest but the demand for coarse freiKnta Is rAtel
tAss animated than few days ago. Thefc Is
however, q fair demand, and rates arr urn
t"h' Etc1s: r. F. Wa.1r, 1nmber, Saginaw City I,
l,ftn,:t, {sesn for the run.
NIHHh fnnRra.-So demand tor vessels 1t Nil
Nsuktt. CItytlaud, T0.Cd0. Of Q3NCEo.
, 1870-11-09
Iclmbold's Fluid Extract Buc2a&
II pleasant tn and odor, tree from Ill fntufor
pqpr4Ittr1. aud Immaculate In IL action
DIR. BiKelOw,

Iorfhcntia1 Physician. formerly o. St I4ouis has e,
south cart- euznef Of Aaaroe, Chieako u. and !.
f rraetis:oneT. ii oE eY ior elr1S the diteasss ht
70 t;tat Send tE hi oEthlr med!s.s saess
also dtessts yeitAr to a1ta. II think The wr!t
tues cf TIT Rrates Srectlst Of the petent d4y Wot
Hour ct stlendaree u oshet. frotn q 70 2 g.
Sundays. ) to ~. N. Call OF ada-:as DE- @. huh
IIlM. L. q. BOX ii. EbteAEo. IL
, 1870-11-09
i Permanent Cure Of Gravel CT
Twelve Tears St1ndins--Stoue
Passed and to be Seen.

i Permanent Cure Of Gravel Of
Twelve Tears Standins--Stone
Passed and to be Seen.
urn~s1nI. CT. De. Is. 1:;ss.
DEAR sn: 1t IL with much p1ca.u:c that write yau
uroa facts rspectiuk myself. do not knaw hardly
hnv to exr.-e. yrek. have bc+7 for the Int tn
twelve year tie kscAte.k auetrr e4cld be md
live; Tut more .onc TINE. than uthgfs The complaint
~as the hdnty1" md "hlaaier.~ have been .o.ne-
times from twelve to fourteen hou1s aud sau:kd 70
make watez cvcJ minnie. but could not Have eou-
suited deeto.r both ia A.at4esu.et ind this STATE.
and taken pl, nay sAY, by The quart. also liqunfEd
medicines; but found - relief In INV. md got
the lust atx months. thatt ecud *c.reely ct
About tco111 not ret hight dsJ. It would too1
hATe been Ill up' with ue had net seen your 3D.
ee.ti.enett In the Berk1hifu CoFt<T. headed Kid
nevt" TRAD thsuukh, md thoukht wcr1d TT IT,
purchased totEe. b7t, sina you, had not much fa1h
in It Why ehoald I. when bad betn h1ius 70 many
thtrEz. that eo+t much! WE'LL began taking it.
nd be.osc ta3 taken :he sat bottle felt bA b7t
lfnIshed IT, md rot smother. By the time tok half
Of tht second gut EtfI worse tappafentx}. Ehcu
walk I'd II +ernned II II nj .iktt Hdcey Wa falling
from lts place. and felt really bad felt before
had fnshea the second that had 1ade up ny mind It
of no trying tnase-snd al this tine the
BUCHU" MAJ doing IL o4k. but did not know It;
"a e1sl 1t up, and went to Hartford SATURDAY to
Of the but doctors In Tho eItr He MD 1t the
nick Of the blsddet, and should hare to UNDERGO
| operation. He ravc me medicine. ant wert han,e
quite do~uhe.sted- On sundzy1 was taabte to 70 u
.i. Af.- LLA
, 1870-11-09
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EvKS1so. Eor. 9.
LUMhER-The movement In lumber 1t the
FRANKLIN street dockA TRs Of a Hight character.
and priccs we7c litt'e hesser than nominal "a"
sawed shingles aud 18th were nrm and unchanged
u Prices. Transactions anoat laclude the follow
Cargo echr Ralph Campbell, from chebo1san,
20 N It mnl.fun boards at tld2s: so1'1 By R. f.
cszo scaI EatsrpEt.e. from Menasatnee 1so n
4, mostly 1o!kt %1t3 toT 1otst md 5f3 80 fnE hA
s&nee: - N lash At 800; sold ~ K 4. alckfoFd
G.;Ec eeat Ts%eo from A.n,.;se T. 70 T. t.
q @ 3ii-sa; % soia Il u n Il <. 81 sieFford t I CO. a. '
OK TRACK
The demand was moderately acsize at the ap-
pended range Of prices:
F1tHt c:ear 1-inch to 2tnch. oo7St.bo
se:ond elear, 1.lncn to a-lnch........ xaoo9t3ee
s,,s Tsfa eisa4 &c., ,a and sscssss
e.. ronEt. the same as second clear,
r.f.s and second eiear iidlns; together saosss>o:
comaon 5"oaiSt, df,s:ea, irst
Co1nmun flooring, dressed, seennd..-: $500
N11un-tox boards, selected, 16-fnch
s5s s9stS Sf.ss% ssS%sss% ssssssssS
Common { @ Soasd., fencing. jo,st, sc:nt.
Tiny. and small timber, Is to IL feet .. o,.. ~
yest .5i ss:a'as ]: e e i 1ss5..:. 4
FT,s.S sGnm3n os nu ~. 1e.ooaisSs
Pickles. e1uare. 10,0o@st4of
<-4d ar nests ED:it.-...,,.......,....@ Ia II
f.E.1nr nosts rpnpd ..,-., 2eta 81
iii. ,,.,,,..............271H3 ~
Ehwe,l nhincies No l,.,.,,..+..., 2ts@ aGt
EHted ahtncies or btzf...,...;.... AtD3 81:
Aeh eea1onetI 3 z3m..,,.,, M 90.o0a33 d
GaE tcasont.fl = 3m,.,.,..,., e100G&aa01 n
WnifeEDod srasnut,d u m. -. 2n.H0(a "a. d
fi1srt Walnnt aeleoncd = m.... 2aOna9a.t .tt
IIictorT. p.ant. clear, ,.,.,..,..... 40.O03&30t
Hickory ax1etree+, y set- -
Maplc a1ietIcea, 7set....-.....,..... lo13 1-at
on TRACK.
The rccctrts were f1ther light, but nm fet.
tnn nrryAi1eh. We quote.
4 IN et4f saWc1. .$3.3149SSo
Th4ckne4s-FiVe stlnEieA TO be fTo inches y
rhjcsne=A Lcngth-Six1cen inches Three DO
1arT and nfty cent per car to be aided when tan!
fe11ed, wh1:h lolloEB the AhinRleA
, 1870-11-09

VOEA2N . @11&121A&A&69s
PACIFIC MAIL SIEAuSAlp COnf4iY1
Through Ilne 10 California md thtnA.

Ihroush Linz 10 California md China.
fARES GREATLY KKuCCkD,
Htea1cf1 lear4 Pte9 no North A1set s0ut d Cana,
IT, Il nel2ek noon on TIC <th And ta. except
tatxc DAYS tall "a Au4dAv-t.le1 IT, 1.1 f.4,ly.4
NortmteE 4-ANiZUNA- C,rialu Many. coEneetiu.
with oAuHAA kA1u. uAptAln fAkunworfh.
adult p1e4enktT. Aedidne anG st:eadluce i1re.
All astNtruEes tooeh at AAn1A lilo: that OF tho Il,
Connects It FAo4uaA VIII a;cAl.sT. ao1ta tAGll-
-. :: ath. IS Cent; = American post., T.
FUt JArA~ AND China.
STEAMER GkEAT REPuBLlU. leaTlnk Dec l. lsse
tpt fl1tkht md r1eaAke ttck6<a. III tltn-4
r.nttn. arly At the uEtCv the wharf. t,t Of = Ala
It,. Nxp fasx It. Il. bA6f+ AkrnA}. Or II Geos1-
N,ntf- ..cY. fo.btx ik3A41e Al:3 g.
=. -, j. 1" WARP
, 1870-11-09

SaEET--1HE 0emknd 1hf R0fAl mnQ6u Hhttf
e1cet hed thr supply, and the t1hrket WIS 0rnef
ttsn al the close Of lat week Fnr common d.
Bctipuona th+re wAs but limited inquiry. and
rreVf0pE rates we're no more than sustained
Falut6 were npininally unchanged.
, 1870-11-09

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81 ':-':I'! tl,l.t.4ss.
'1 :.'i.'' -. IE1t ii
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:. a.. {: -. 1.-Ii..:
=. -: rt1-:e.
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=. I: -''-, tucAs..
"'' little 10 1ante
:. .t.::,A
-E:"Drr
.'i'E4. 4:11 zp}
: =. LAG Y..t
':4t'1''t. Fin lex TO
;;-'':! ~!:.+', 1.:-sl 4 -GJ
j. ,"k '"..-y
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80 :'.E}
I::::lr...... 1-1>4 rO1
i ! ! v Il L
"ss,<,+..,- 24l4 a:1
c;srErs.
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!t'-' Ana 10
''?''' r." -''"+ G.;.::l
c'1t'r k"E-
'7:rkt Her ...s1 &.i.1
.l.,t. An': ky
T-. . ..:::.A 100
!, i ''H :s's- itt4 l.s1
III n'1
L:a:s'':... IVA -
iifH.
't4-'E f.:l;l'1-. .s..:t1 / 3.A1
80: x. -. - : en-
.-'.'-'.!:.n1 =
- = - ... .%'tJAAlal
-,
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sn'n.::-G1
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IL -. '",rIxl4.N
-"..:.. ;.ns 7..l
!. =.
'' ..:N3-
' ':t..-
-. =. ..'.5t3-
II ..'''' >A1r1derAlc
- 1--t-ti f.sD, Al fol-
, 1870-11-09

Tr7TsBUK0n, Nov. s.! !"se s.,rs 10 ,rls spo'
at &c: x sooo Df1s sesr yymneI SIS; 1Sos
rput n 13-1ec- Htnred dtn' ntsec:,nn+r arE;7
NoTemheE. c914c hid; scilt+ jnnc. xsc.
exc; Keller Lanu01y TO scllta