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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ErMA 81 ocK,

ESTABLISHED IN 1855,
LIS a Home I,astifssson, for the Aceos'sr'oda-
tton of the People Of Portage County.
we will endeavor in the future, as in the past
10 give preference and Ill orders and supply
ti,e wants and demands Of onr own county peo-
pie first.
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, Silver and Premium Z ohos
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue stamps-a,l 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 cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe. ar45
Collections made on all points in the United
states, and prompt remittance made
.r3l81SF 'f N. D. CLARK, Prest.
q. E. WIrTKR, Cashier.
~ Nov. 5. 1863. If.
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/ BRAHAM D, RoosA,s EsrArE.

Notice Is heEehy given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator,
oh the estate of Abraham d. Roosa, late of Por-
tage County and State of Ohio, deceased
j, Dated at Shalersyillc, Ohio, this 3lst day Of
December, A. ID. 1860,
ISAAC ROOSA,
II Sw, Admin istrator
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PATENT AGENCY.-We would call
attention to the advertisement of Geo.
w. Tibbitts, United States Patent Of
fee Agency and Designer and Engrav-
er on Wood, 214 Superior street Cleve-
land. Those entrus:ing business to
his.care may be sure of having it faith
fully and promptly attended to.
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The Winter term of the Ravenna
Union Schools, commenced on Mon
day last.
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GEO. w. TIBBITHs,
United States Patent Office
54.. A G E n c Y.
"a Superior Street, czevesand, ONO.


"a Superior Street, Geve1and, ONO.
"AvING been engaged for the past ten years
III. with great success in the business of OBJ
tanning Patents, l am prepared to guarantee
most perfect satisfaction in the TRANSACTION of
that business. Numerous references could be
given To. o.substantiate this
In order to apply, for a Patent, the law re-
uuires that a model shall be furnished not over a
foot in any dimensions. Send the model by ex-
press, prepaid. to GEO, W. TE1BRrrTS, 214
Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio, With descrip-
ton of its operation aud merits ane send the
post, Government and stamp .fees-Sl6-Hheu
the drawings and necessary papers will be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for examination,
approval, and oath Hi 't1
Ny charges for attending to the whole busi-
ness will be $e5 for all cases, without any ex-
ira charges. The average tine required t6 pro-
cure patent is thirty days (have had an exami-
nation in live days. Examination of the Re-
cords free. complete set of the Patent Oflee
Reports is on file ut my ofice, which may be ex-
amined by the public at their pleasure. Tree.
GEO; W. TIBBI1TS,
214 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
Jan. 6, 1869, lilly.
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The STORM of Sunday last was the
most severe of the season. During
Saturday night and until after ten
o'clock on Sunday morning, it rained
almost incessantly, at which time q
heavy fall of snow set in, ,accompa-
nied with a bitter, driving wind,
which amounted almost to a hurri-
cane, which continued till late in the
night, and on Monday morning the
snow was piled in drifts in every d.
rection. r..s,s, -,y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-06

RAvENNA MANUFACTURING CoMPA-
NY-ELEcTIoN OF DIREcToRs.-The
annual election for Directors of the
Ravenna Manufact'ng Co. took place
at Citizens Hall, on Monday evening.
The old Board was unanimously re-
elected-145 votes being cast. The
following gentlemen compose the
Board: H. C. Ranncy, E. Ell. Wait,
FL. FL. Stevens, Fl. D. Seymour, r. E.
Udell, L. W. Reed, and Edward
Knapp.
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LIME. LIMB.

A SUPPLY of Fremont EWhite Lime con-
IA stantly on hand. Enquire at Diamond
Glass Works
Ravenna, Jun,: 9Th, 500, 4l-G.
HOME to til Press Office on Chestnut Street
" north end OF Empire Block, and got your
Cardsprinted.
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DANIEL JUDD's EsTATE. Gss
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified administrator.
IN the estate of Daniel Judd, late of Portage
County, Ohio, deceased. ,Isfr+,-,r,
Dated at Ravenna, this 27th day OF December,
AID. 1859; 3 st,T a,gE
MYRON II. CARTER,
Dec. 3O 1869, 70-Sws Administrator.
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AGED PEOPLE OF NELsoN.-Mr.
Elisha Taylor has furnished to the
Garrettsville journal the following
list of the aged people of the township
of Nelson, which is supposed to be
oarraaf
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wnrnr are the Negro Minstrel.s P
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OPINIONS m BRIEF OF EMINENT IN M MEN.

OPINIONS IN BRIEF OF EMINENT MEN.
Prof w S. CLARK, President Mass, Agri. Coll
lege. says: :. 1t is perfectly 7sonl lerpsosf0e The
lamp. / believe it is true economy in view of
the safety, the quality and quantity OF the light
and the durability of this Lamp, to Ih901c QicaV
al other kinds and use this only. :. 4t0Ai0N
CT JACKSON NJ. D., of Boston, State Assay
er says: " L find it free from all danger Of eo-
plosions, when exposed to the severest proofs
Its general introduction, in place of the Unsafe
and prereHt those fearful ecplosio,ss Soaich 3dce
often proceed fatal to iite.'
The NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS: "No other is
perfectly safe, All the points Of danger have
ply mechanical 1mpossibIllty.
The NEW YORK INDEPENDENT says: "Noth-
ing more need be said to bring this Lamp at
once into public confidence and universal Use.'
E. P: HAREls Pref Of Chemistry T. 3, Col
sice gdsSea gys 1seceti 0esserdted an Il at dU.'
Rev. A. D. SMITH, n D., Il L. D9 President
Dartmouth College, n. H., says: My family
regard this Lamp as superior to any Other in re-
spect to safety, perfect combustion, freedom
from any unpleasant odor, and amount Of light
given"
The AMERsIdAs AMEsRsId kefR1ce keR1ceaunLruRI III says AL
most all the Kerosene sold in New York is an
safe, and some of it e.nineptly sou
Rev w g. TYLER b. D.. Prof in Amherst
light we have used in our family. Ikno,p ef
nothing that can compare aci@ it, Iprefer it u
any gas burner. For safety, for eeaS0my, and
for the perfection Of the light it deserves TO come
into universal use" II
Prof c. f. CHANDLER. of Columbia College
reports to the New York Board of Health that
the Kerosene procured at eighty different places
was in seuenty-eight cases ensireay afhtSGfe" ~
R. C. KEDzIE, Prof of Chemistry . in Mich
Agri. College, SAYS: This Lhin. 'NeaG aaRiSh
the appalling accidents of burning and roasting
resulting frOm explosions Of Korosene lamps,
and is a boon to tie rdeS"
PuTN4a's MAdAzISE. for August, 1862 says,
Kerosene explosions have cost nlbfe fices al
ready than railroads and steamboats, together.
E. s,,sNEII, Prof, of Philosophy; in A rpherst
College, says: -" This lamp gives IS per cent.
more light than superior glass lamp, when the
wo flames are of tho same Sise." sr.t.f
Though lately introduced Il has mot with an
unprecedented sale, boeauseiit supplies a 0redt.
public scq'et ~
= Sold only By canpdSsiR0 agents. Eoclasies
Sale guaranteed. For descriPtiee cireWldr and
terms address,
j. C. PRENTISS,
W--a
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that has been invented, renders universal salts
faction in every particular. He also makes the
INVALID MATTRESS.

LIN v AL1b MIA Il L hhDDs
on the same principle, designed for. feeble con;
stitutions, broken limbs, rheumatism, and all
chronic diseases, that the human system is heir
to. He also makes HUSK, lSEAGRASS and
SPANISH MOSS MATTRESSES lined on, one
side with Hair or Cotton, His style of manu-
featuring these kind of Goods is great i'm
provement over the old system. All Kinds kept
on hand to supply customers at short notice. He
pays particular attention to
Repairing Old Hair Mattresses,
or will Renovate aud place them on Springs,
making two good Mattresses out of one, at 8
very small cost. He also manufactures
BOOSTERS and PILLOWS, of Pure
White Curled Hair,
which proves to be great luxury when used.
He will receive in exchange for new work Old
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds, if not too
much worn, and all kinds of Produce at Market
Price. Having located himself permanently in
Ravenna, he solicits the public patronage, feel
ing confident that he can render general salts
faction as he uses no inferior goods in his man.
ufactory, and employs none but first class me-
-chanics.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage that
has already been bestowed, he politely invites q
continuance of favors.
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M d II. W.BANE has for sale some
IN De twenty County Rights of the
Spring Folding Hair Mattress, in Fee simple,
and is the sole Agent for the sale of Rights in all
the Western and Southern States. County and
State Rights sold on reasonable terms Persons
desirous of embarking in a lucrative business,
will please call. Fl. W. b.
Ravenna, July 20th 1859, 71-tf.
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Js ". 1hENIISSb
General Agent for Portage County.
Rayenna Dec. 30. 1899 7O-tf. .s., %
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q ew Advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

AT 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR WALLACK'a
N thcatre-1 the highest price for Diamonds, Watch
and Jewelry advances the ISAACS DIAMOND
Broker 81 Thirteenth street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERT. sERs,

AMusEMENTs-NrsrH PAex-Fourth. nth ami sixth
SSATS HSo F%Siaa r, :,
BoAkDEhs WAITED SECOND PAoE-rrs,. second and
s ssSSKEyS
susSss ri
HS SSs NOTICES EYE column
CLERKS AND Statesmen NINTH PAer-Firs. column
o62caaEN
; nm
ScoPAsTEEssnLps NINTH rAsr Third third, column,
SScSG
DENTISTRY-FIrsr PAGE First column
bsf AND
FURNISHED SECOND PAGE-Fourth and NTH
EysSs$%S sygAnsH1rs FITS. rAer Fifth column.
Excl s ks Ho raarsfoqrth column an,.'''
RooHs TO LErsro
ERHsJH Ts.rrA. 9.
HAyaN4 LoTTERy1TrsrM PAeg- Sixth column.
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-Tw rAaE-Fisth and
HORSES, CAERIAaEs. 4o.-FIHsr PAoz-second, third
HOUSES, ROOMS, 40, wANTED-ElGura PAsE-sixtA
column.
ms RANCE-NISrn PAGE-second column.
SSsy tho pAdTSish coawn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sAi.E-EIeHra PACE
aS XVI ssg%
esn column
ifS%s
Sixth column.
observation-disclosures AaE-Sixth column.
MUSlCAI--NINTn PAGE-FOur column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE First column.
PIANOFokTES-NINTn PAGr-Fifth column.
POLiT!CAL-FITTH PAGE Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
m KE Ell. PAGE Second column
REAL ESTATE wANTED-EIanTu PAGE-second col.
~
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FIFTH PAGE Sixth column
KhMAkDS- -FIHsr PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES At AUCTlON-EIGnTH PAGE Fourth, fifth and
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-ELEv PAeE,
ara TWELFTH PAGE-First, second, third, fourth and
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs- TWELFTH PAGx-sixth
column
SPECIAL NOTICES PAsE-Frst column.
SPOkT!Nd-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second
THE TRADEs-TwELFTH PAsH-sxth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGr-second column.
Fourth column.
TRAyEILERS, GUIDE-FIrsT PAGH-sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGES Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FInsT PAGH-Fourth column.
Vaults, STEAMBOATS,, &c-FIHsT PAGE-First column.
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WANTED-A SECOND HAND DONKEY CARRIAGE,
W hight and low. Address with price, which must bc
very moderate, q L. H., box 300 Post o.nce, New York
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A MEXICAN oFF.CE.-DIAMoNDa WATCHES AMI
~ Jewery loaroi on and bought. Highest value paid.
Private parlor TOR ladies. Business confidential
G. d. FAVOR, 1877 Broadway
under Woods Museum, formerly 954.
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7 HYMAN's, 65s BROADWAY CORNER OF BONU
IN street--Libcral advances made Diamonds aud
Watches, silver Ware, &c, will the highest market
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A SPEED, SPEED. WARRANTED.
"a Great sale of Trolting. Road aud Family
mi. a.. Horses, Wagons Harness, &c, at auction,

SPEED, SPEED WARRANTED.
IA Great sale OF Trolting. Road and Family
49,, Horses wagons, Harness, &c, at auction.
ths DAY October $50, at stable No. Great Jones stree.
a. l01 prompt, without regard to weash
lhcdng the handsome fast and btg brc1 flitnk
morse Ahhsa, years old knrpssseA atqa
spetu anu erganefi le Is one
II9vorher sfagaei IS about i3s hgh fus fr"n Ata
dri, a.. sn0 f'fet ona ecres MIX ~,
anu ~ .,tsti9ssag srar \. hei
no pthlr ~ 80 M ai ana
ShnTN 'A%N N Wow
sf;a as~ ~ 60 spna.et 4 agd
-. ~Ht ~ 'tt tftsNt "a 'iAssl eff0of rpfAFNf ~
prsssenl sas ~oe a4sa ssF ns ss s.r for pri-
vate priv Nq We,a net @hHN hl in public. His
owner e tsssNiaf and ordered abroad offers him
Tor abfs ~ 2.. Ihs horse must be aud driven DO
appreciated. " ~
Also hns bay high bred .rottng Horse about I5x high
years Old hnc gentee stylish and vlccs
day. and warranted sound and kind.
Also blood bay Horse, sired by Hambeonian, about 1914
high Years old styish, vel behaved honest reabe
can beat three minutes and warranted sound and kind
Also three other line Horses for family, busness
PURPOSES Including celebrated fast otter has record
o2 and one fine high bred rottng Mare suited for breed
Ing purposes
Aso two fine shifting top Road Wagons city Makers
Harness. Blankets, Shects, 10.
All this property Is offered for absolute positive sale.
without reservation being In part the property Of private
gentleman Obliged SELL and two of which, description at
time Of SALE sold close stock worthy
OF special attention. and all VIII represented
a sale and from ~ hours three days given for trial. proof
and examina Full particulars sale
JOHN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctoneor
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sPORTrNa-DoGs, BIRDS, SO.


LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saie.Medcines for all diseases Prepared food for
hooking brds ut b. DOvEY's No. Greene street, corner
Of Canal.
N. Blades attended bv Mrs.. Doyey.
U,RANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
choice breeds of pogs for SAKE and stock Buffers
fab.e NANCE Cure and Flea Exermnator 75c. Imported
Feets Dogs boarded, trained. &c. Medicines tor all
E,ANCy FOWLS PIGEONS. DUCKS RABBITS
Guinea Pigs, Doves, Dogs and small animals for sale
BY WILLIAM JOHNSON. 1i3 Liberty street.
THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK, OCTOBER o. ls7o-sAME Dx1
wagons. - $500 ' :" - ~
A. Patterson names blk g. Summit
q. Murphy names b. <. John.
FLEETWOOD PARK, OCTOBER 81 SAME DAY Oy
sI Purse-Match for ~ 0Vu, best in 8. TO harness
r Mccutdy names b & Frsky Jane, years old.
- Mace nai.es b. I. Both Hanbictonians. 3 wears old
~ 0der q ,a-o HENRY DATEk, President
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRlAGES, &C.
WANrED-A SECOND HAND DONKEY CARRIAGE,
~ light and low. Address, with price, which 10
very moderate, u L. H. box 300 Post o.ace. New York.
I GOOD WORKING HORSES FOR sALE.-rNQuIgE
~ after o'clock NJ the Of the Rockand Lake
Ice Ice, !" npany, 2S West Forty ninth street
ScE CHEAP WORK AoRsE; BROWN HORSE.
'front.' Knee YO0 OF seing change OF business $50
west Thr'y -hrs street, third floor.
-----.-.- .<.-. FINANCIAL.
A MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON DE
sisble improved and unimproved city and Brooklyn
improved real estate first mortgages promptly
c"shed; principals 9alS deal, With !
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Jr., No. Pine street.
A LADY WISHES LOAN or FIVE HUNDRED DOL
iars from gentleman for ak months; give ample
TEGRiry, Herald Office.
A LARGE SUN OF MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUNS TO
~ suit; also on Vacant Lots, also to buy second
Mor'gagss Apply to r. wErlEL 81 Chambers street.
A MONEY LOANED PRoMPTLY) IN SUMS TO
K. STEVENSON 4 son, Ii Pine street.
RANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA
lncorpor;ssAby Royal Charter.
Agency. no, II Nassau street,
New York
Commercial Credits
issued for Europe China Japan the Ea. and West
Demand and Time Bills Of Exchange, payable in London
and clsewhere bought aud sold current also Gable
Demand Drafts Scotland Ireland also Canada
British Columbia and San Francisco. Bills collected and
other banking business transacted
ARCHIBALD MoKINLAy} Agents
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OCTOBER MEETING !, J.,
FLE EISS%To %aSSsqsc,IasTros.
Morrisania, westchesier Comfy.
TUESDAY, o.,os.s Z i a y 9s
Horse cars leave Harlem Bridge each day Of the races
' . minutes 'as Si If Y p ssit
no; l.PUksE OF $500.
Far ~ ,o.. ruE sSa, *, OCTOBER "a, $50.
$500 to the nrs $3.50 to the second $50
A. Koaen New York, Amanda Park, formerly Juliet.
L. Mott Ponghksepsie, Dr. s. Independent BY HANDLE.
sss s; Ely sSS,s; s ! .s.'sy
Pierce Hayden Fashns 'G pr os''1 Brennan
E' ST. tx Ss; Ssss s5 a.i H,nsssrr
+. F Msstks, a0 * Em DIX. g Eight Bells
= : '''''' = SECOND DAY.
wrb Nj s1fYR SErS SS Il 80 So 1870
the dTst 5000 The second, sloo4o the third
Ss wy ..; Ne. York
g. Hill. AlSanS, s 3. {. y; i, Ta Sesa''os''
horse. I'LL nsssr ss.s S 5 4: s.. $3.50
the second $50 to the third.
%o Poassssspss en- Dr. anf Independent. BY Ham,
bletontan, dam by American Star.
q. Truesdalc, New Jersey e. T.. Lottery.
j. Rogers, Fleetwood, br. M. Powna Mare
j. Murphy, Fleetwood, Dr. e. James II. Coleman.
J. Lovett, New York. CHI. =. Toronto Chief, Jr
Pierce HAYDEN, West FLUSHING, b. g. M. T. Brennan
Z. L. Hall, Philadelphia, b. 9. Lincoln.
w e. Weeks, Yonkers blk. g. Eight BELLS.
II. L. Fleet e. e. st. Elmo.
SAME DAY
NO. 6-PURSE OF 1000
For horses that beat S9 1900 6rst 900 10 the
second, Y1,O to the third
". n. Borst, New York, g. IN. Josephine.
1:S; Wsiissss New York. blk. g. Frank
J: Lovctt, New York, br. &. Young Bruno
N. barrett, New York, Oh. q. George Smith.
y. Phfer, Long Island, b. m. mo name
J. Rogers. Fleetwood. br M Pownal Mare.
d. Mace, New York br. g. Frank.
GENERAL REMARKS.
All the above milo heats three In fvc 10 harness,
and VII! be conducted under the OF the National Ass0
ciati0n.
Gates open at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Carriages free.
Trains by Now York and Harlem Railroad leave Twenty
sixth street and Fourth at 30 aud II 80 A. NJ and
NJ Returning leave Morrisana and Melrose at 0S
5 :S2 aud 49, p. NJ.
The Park within 500 feet Of Morrisania and Merose
depots.
Races to commence promptly at O'Clock.
By order of HENRY DATER, President.
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
IL Purse and Stakes 50 600.
On FRIDAY, October rs, ut 2 O'Clock r. n.
Benz. Daniels names D.. American Girl.
VIM ii. Beust names b. z. Geo. Wilkes.
Best three IN FIVE, to wagons.
Good day and track.
NJ. KALBFLEIsCH, Presiden,
4. o. REED Secretary.
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DENTISTRY

-
A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HAD FOUR YEARS OF
practical experience ia the de ntal profession and thor
oany Understands al branches pertaining dentistry
ses slaton assist in the ohce take charge
aoiotory. Address DENTIST, Herald ollce.
fINEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT .PAIN-THIRrEEN
.e ycaisi pcnsnbing applications administered Beau
'cen, 81 sst Rl bumpers for hollow checks
purchased and repaired j. j. yILLIGRs
l55 Grand street, near Broadway.
I0N TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
dcO. pam with Laughing Gas. Beautiful sets or CON
Grand srses. " - ~
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A NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
"A. FINE HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
Salesroom No. 80 Liberty street.
Mr. SCHENCK would respectfully inform the public that
be made arrangements with Messrs Briggs Co.. of the
NEW YORK TATTERSAILS,
of Forysecond and Seventh to hold
weekly sales Of Gentlemens Private Establishments
Of Horses and Carriages at the above place. where but
strictly valuable stock viii be offered and where
both purchaser and seller may strictly rely waantees
and representations made The nrst regular sale will take
place
AT 90 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Entries be made either at the sable at the ONCE Of
the auconeer, where terms VIII be made known.
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e HORSES, CAHKIAtsES, sc.
At BARKERk HAMLIN'S
N CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR CHAS W. BARKER AUCTIONEER,
regular auction sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE establishments disposed of a.
public private sale to the hest general
Horses Carriages Harness and everything ia
the horsc ine TO suit the needs of all classes of purchas.
ers constantly on hand.
OUTSIDE sales solicited and promptly attended to.
SUPERIOR stabling for horses sale.
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line
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WANlED ~ aeI.e,IAsE.

TO Adv ERT1sERS. -yEoSE HAVING APPLICATIONS
Sorsihs CORE spoadence to advertisements Ind
pnr.na ser Tor cas,a good prices, by addressing COMO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-08-04
farm aud 9bnsfhntd.
How to Make Toast.

A good dish of toast is a rarity,
and an enjoyment. For breakfast
few things surpass it to those who
are accustomed to that dish at that
meal. 1t is light, digestible, and
reliable, and is not very expensive.
In toasting bread the following
rules should be observed: Warm
your bread well, by changing the
sides of the slice. When heated
through, brown as is desired
There should be rather little than
much browning, and the slices
should be quite thin, say a quarter
to three-eighths of an inch, nc
more. But do not scorch; avoid
that in all cases. The philosophy
in browning is to take your time
until you are done. Where the
toast aecumulates, keep in a hot
dish, but use as soon as possible,
What is desirable in toast is the
rich flavor formed by changing
the starch into dextrine or gum.
Heat evaporates moisture in bread
as well as elsewhere. The mois-
ture that escapes from toast leaves
the bread light and soft, and pc.
rous inside.