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| accessories 4To0uu H. Anu. ~ l SAT IN tAls
t;ai'ers, last esen,ng. alone, with the rain
gla-s, md the nunberless faecs Of
eume nho are get living. and Of many
who ats gone. looking down npoa
me from their cAnvases IN silcncs. think
! they preached to me serIaon as full OF beau
~ and eloQuence, as full OF power and Of
-saudeur, ~ any lave heard from the pull
Tit, with Sly LAZY in front exemplifYing that
I'll il vaultr, nud Ny Artist in ,he ch'ut-.oft
s.ngits to the Great FsthLr BY proxy soz tie
| tireas Sinners below. And when 5ala them
Ill goodnight and retired, ,hey wens with me
! aud met me an the bor.ets OF Dream Lsui il.
! I'll n,Auner Of fantastic metamorpho~i.- Fox
! Raphael UAs csslucstsug with tho hlker
daugh1er. and the h,tleoar t.ancee Of Miehse1
Angelo wore tho -cfaptic face of Murillo'.
: eteeccut FisKii. Miss 1Iitfort, with cum.
lied c1p 1ycr her c14-xlc face, mas suapplHhl5
:1itcizing Felicia Ifen,aus H1lking down TIL
= | .tn,-eladtd streets Of - oar Village" Saliva
,.r Rosa was dzinking beer 1ith Gerhstt
= l>ouw in : Flcmish interior. while Co1csEi'
l | ,,ssed u,pn DouH's immortal yiolin. Ia
Z ;nch;esi snd best Of Ill. De4.rce no longs
Q -t,ir;cd upwards for psute At her feet in tn
:loute, for Dan,e MAS by her side, walkin
with hef III I'll parattier, and the suHeIinga Q
l. eA1th were changed for tho Joys OF HeavaI
= lad bIoescunei into possession.
= And when, On the pext day. tode a~a,
sti,,c behind me memories Of 50 many beat
! t;;,i fh,nea aud eratetul recoltcctsuus Of Il
. graceful hoeritAlx5 Of the owner Of them,
~ tsemed to me- that nature in 1T Of jealous
10 had aeteErined TO Guido ;hea Al. FOX ahe h.
y s,r.nced her birrAea in white and gold. ha
= s1'.,rFrea her oaks win rnsset. bad kindls
her nstles xith t1xme and docked the bro :
,s 4,upbls NTH iii the gorgeous colozs ot b
10 ~ ns1e,,e. md f,areI il al With blue. dream
i. b,xa which hung duvn like graceful fo'da
~ dEapary. Hers there were correctness
- d,.x.us, harmooics. Of color, tendefnsss
10 feelrSc. delitaey and evenners o. grAdA:to
~ =. hrnxd r]ateaus Of exquisite detail, aeAfF pt
~ ~ snectiyee which lost tbenselyea ~ p
IL. fect musical tons melts into
~ msssinr OF forms aud tinss q
~ | L'cudiESs Of light and eh.de no paintar nss
al rausht. And from it all came the Oh sto
~ ~. thsf tbe yt " is dying for sou and for me,
~ tl,at re rha1l room bury u rndeE the snow v
rnr II fta lorea and sotrows, us hopea
,st ,,rophec,es tie old. old =erman ofinmort,
~ Is xith lust as much surety II know that
n. ,iolets will come mp next spring "here
;rh sells Of the blue Eentiaos nos sway and :
M Icannot cloee this letter without hop
trl | hat some one in Chicago viii nAse fu'
za -,lrit eroush to inxugurste gallery OF
M, | and, No man could wish to have PROV
t., :. 1Vrnir o! himtelf than the attschinent
H., :,is naue to such ! Ea11e1y: No man cAn q
IN :rsnatr or nnre graceful deed, tot 1ne y
CUR int OF future lEREas4So t7eea'
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'. IL t.13A~ s-eEIEtAT5e
W. a. short, Esq, cnass'nan E..nsDssser, tss.
f'cEn.yiyAilsa HcpIs!stean Ars97alttnn:
sEcnE1AhY coz 10 THE uAlc CoNMI1EE
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CHINESE GRASS CLOTH,

CHINESE GRASS CLOTH,
DRESS LINENS and pERCALEs. in great va
riety at j. S. SMITH Il co.
BLCRD s. BROWN CoTTONs,
At121zc per yard, very cheap at
The largest and cheapest stock of
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

|
The Annual Commencement Exercises of Mt
Union College, will take place during the last
| week of this month On the ssd inst the pub
| lie examinations of classes begin. On Sabbath
the zith, the Baccalaureate Sermon by Presi-
uent dartShorn. On Wednesday morning the
Annual Meeting of Trustees and Committee of
| supervision. On Wednesday afternoon Annu-
al Addrcss by Hon. Joseph L. Stewart of Bal
tImore, and on Wednesday evening the Trienni-
al meeting of the Alumni. On Thursday fore
noon the asth inst, tho Address of the senior
Class, and in the afternoon of Thursday. there
will be a GRAND REUNION MEETING of the for
mer students of the College, who now number
over SEVEN THOUSAND. This Reunion Meeting
will be held in a beautiful Grove between the
College and Alliance Station, and will be made
very interesting; various short and spicy adj
dresses will be delivered. Among the speaker
are expected Vice President Colfax. Hon. j. L,
Stewart, Gov. Hayes, of Ohio, and Gov. Geary
OF Pennsylvania. ALL THE FORMER students
of the College are cordially invited To- attend
Committees are arranging comfortable lodg-
ing places in the! community, for ALL former
students who who will write to President Ifarts
horn. signifying their intention to attend. Also
the friends of all the former students and the
public generally are cordially invited to be
present. Extensive arrangements will be made
for their accommodation.
1t is proposed to make this the first General,
Reunion of the students, al pleasant time EN-
cursion Tickets will be issued by the Pittsburgh
Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad, and theGIeve-
land and Wheeling Railroad The tickets will
be issued to all who apply, at all the principal
stations. to go to Alliance and return, at about
halt. fare rates IGoed from Tuesday to satur-
day, the soth inst, The year closing shows an
nj to ndar, Of n
Term begins the ED of August. Adequate ia
cilities are being prepared for the increasing
number of students. o. n. HARTSHORN.
President Facultyz
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All Parties Desiring

Not only good set Of Artificial Teeth, hut war.
ranted to ft the mouth, and at a reasonable
price, should cali ON DR. i. CLARK, at his den.
tai office, opposite Efna HOUSE. He .tusses no
cheap a'aaagfacfsres tsets employs no st.dezs to
do his work ar advertising. His work speaks
for itself, as folloWsr '2ys y -se,riHa
..l4+r..a a. RAvENNA, June 81, 1870.
10 all Schono ii may coneern:s az gili:t
hereby certify that L have had the misfor.
tune to lose my natural teeth, and have felt nv
self forced to try the skin of several dentists
to get a. set: that l. could pss to adyan.
tage: The noaf ef ny m9utb is tery nat,
anu my gums af o soft, spangY make,
that has led all dentists to try with re-
ilctanee, all sayinsI had hard mouth to flt.-
have no fault to find with thesefforts of any of
them, but, in Justice to DR.. II. T. Clark. 1 must
say that he has succeeded in getting the best fit
have ever had or expectedIt TO have, .iyr
-. <"'i5 -.ffd y =" REV. A. 2. GREEN.
This 'raayo certify that, ai{er Aatlpg d Set of
teeth made by a prominent Denttst of this couIl-
ty, with complete failure of fitting the mouth,
that DR., II, T.. Clark has made me q set that fits
the mouth complete, and can be worn with COM
fort and ease. l..sr JAMES PORTER,
June 23 1s70.- =t,,ta 7ts! Edinburgh q
'-'' R4YENyA, o. Jtly 9, 1870
DE- II. y, Clark has made me a set of teeth to
my entire satisfaction, the fit being good.
9T-tf NORMAN Room
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/. o. 0. F. New LoDGE.-In the
PRESS of the 7th inst, we made the
announcement that a new Lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows was to be instituted at CARROTS
vile on that day. Such was the in
tention and a number of the members
of the order from here and other places
were on hand for the purpose, but
owing to want of the necessary
preparation the matter was postponed.
We learn that all things are in readi-
ness, and that the interesting ceremo-
mics will take place on next Monday
afternoon, and that at the same time
the elegant new Lodge will be dedi-
Gated and the officers installed. The
ceremonies will be conducted under
the direction of Grand Master II. Y.
Beebe. A large number of the mem
bers of the Ravenna Lodge will be in
attendance. The dedication and in
stallation services will be public, and
the people generally are invited to at
tend.
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of many, friends.

FATAL Accidental sad accident
occurred at Rootstown Station; on the
c. & P. Railroad, at about three O'clock
on Thursday afternoon, by which a
young man named John George, a
brakeman on freight train No. IL, on
that road, lost his life. In attempting
to get upon the eaboose car while the
train was in motion his feet slipped
when he was drawn under the car, the
wheels passing over his body crushing
his left side from the shoulder down,
mangling it in most horrible manner.
He lived nearly an hour after the acci-
dent, retaining his consciousness most
of the time. He said his residence
was in Buffalo, and requested that his
remains might be sent to his friends
there for BURIAL, which request was
complied with.
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sTREErsBORO,
CORRESPONDENCE

| CORRESPONDENCE.
x 1 have often searched your paper
for semecerrespondence from Streets
boro, but have never yet seen any.
ask myself" why is this ?" for / know
we have very competent Democrats
in our town, some Of the real pure
stock, with not "a Republican in. theil
whole ancestral line, but ]. conclude
they are rather modest. I know they
are almost an honest hard working
farmers who would rather improve
their leisure: 4eprs3 in, reading their
newspapers than in writing foa them.
So l viii 1eeve them to their reading
and write for them, and who knows
but if ]. first represent our town in
the columns. of the Press, shall be
the first to represent It somewhere
else when that great Jubilee, the
American -women's, election day"
The farmers are busy getting up a
fair crop of hay, some have COM
menced cutting their wheat which is
going to prove a better crop than was
expected in the spring. si So
Small fruits, raspberries, especially,
have been plentiful. If the Ravenna
Assessor taxed fruits as has been done,
they would by taxing canned raspber-
ries raise enough to keep .onenCon-
gresham in "ItemsYa a whole term !;
provided he didn't call the second
round of trips, to all the watering
places "Items."
Grasshoppers are yet in their infan-
cy, having been kept by several heavy
rains which were just the thing for
the corn and potato crops. 0I =
Peaches and apples, promise well
but in this world of change we are
not sure Of, them yet,
Our town was well represented in
Ravenna on the fourth. The first
sight we saw upon entering the viii
lage was two young men, or youths,
rather, trying to make /" fence rows"
on the side walk. We were much
surprised as that performance had not
been announced in our programme,
but concluded that had been arranged
afterward as one of the grand per-
formances Of the day, until we heard
one of the youngsters hiccough as he
came nearer and the other look up
with such a vacant stare that we knew
that part had been arranged by one
of his Satanic Mejesty's emissaries,
the grog seller Strong language, Mr..
Editor, but you know it to be true.
~ asfft CHARITY. #
STREETsBeRa, July II, 1870.
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N ew Advertisements

.
T EGAL NOTICE.-Isaac H Sheldon, Plain
IL tiff, against Lewis NJ, Brown, Defendant
In The Court Of Common Pleas of Portage Coun-
ty, ohio1T0 Lewis NJ. Brown, who resides in
the City of Washington, u. e. You are hereby
notified that on the 21st day of June, A. D. 1870,
isaac H. Sheldon filed his petition against yon
mon Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, in which
Plaintif has set forth as his cause of action
against the Defendant an account of butter and
butter pals shipped to said defendant, to be by
him sold on Commission. and the proceeds there
of. less q commission of five per cent to be paid
oyer to plaintitf on demand, and asking j1dg-
never paid to .plaintiG Of sTsf,6s and interest rest
thereon from the 20th day of April, 1870 Said
81 Court his aasYit in tue seftpS
lortn among other things that said defendant
was non resident. of said Portage County, but
had property therein which ought to be subject
defendant Is further hereby notified that an OF. or
der of attachment has been issued to the Sherifr
of said county, and the order executed by him.
by attaching the following real estate belonging
to said defendant, to-wit Situate in the vii.
state of Ohio. being lot No 81 in John & Tar
pans subdivision of acre lot No. 81, and mart
OF acre lot No g. in the south division of lots
ted in Portage County Records, Book of Sur
veys, Ne. l, page a3. Also, one other piece of
IL SSSn e PeIag n the ysst part Of No
lot No 2f, and part of lot No. 2s, as the same is
plated, numbered and recorded in Portage
49, which is bounded as follows North, west
the east by line parallel with said ~ west line
and 1G1z feet distant therefroHl. being a strip
one red Wiae from the west side of lot No. e5E
Also, 4ne other piece of land known as being a
part of l9' No a. as the same Is laid out and re-
corded in John G, Tappan's subdivision of 8
acre lot No. al, and part of lot No. 2S, recorded
in Portage County Records of Surveys, Vol. i,
page $a, being strip % feet wide taken from
the north side of said lot No. 90, and is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of said lot, thence to the northeast corner there
of. thence south on lot line 25 feet thence west
on line parallel with the north line of said Ia
TO the west line of said lot Themes on LOT line %
said Gauge viii be- for trial at the October
ternl 9fsaid Court next ensuing. You are re-
fore the nth day OF September, or the same win
pc taken as true, and Judgment rendered accoFd.
'nstS s9.sw nv IL h2naG hisAAG +. aaEt5PqN. a5d ~ PHI,
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A MARROW EscAPE.-On Friday
last, while Messrs John Russell and
George Wilder were at work on the
new house being built by Mr.. Geo. P.
Ticknor, ON Cleveland Avenue, the
staging on which they were standing
fell, precipitating them to the ground,
distance of about isxteen feet. Mr..
Russell escaped with a slight bruise
on his hip, but Mr.. Wilder received
more serious injuries, being badly
bruised about his side and back, and
some slight internal injuries. He is
SO far recovered as to be able to go to
work again. =
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'iMANTUA.i
tCoRREsPONpENGE.l I

| .,-..... lCOHRESPON pENSE.
The birth day of our national free.
dom was quietly celebrated according
to programme by the majority of oul
citizens, but at night the hot and frey
zeal of p few patriotic individuals al
the Corners could no longer be re.
pressed, and fire crackers would not
suffice to show their devotion to the
principles of freedom established by
our forefathers They, therefore, pro-
cured q small cannon which they load
ed to the mHzzle, and having fortified
their nerves by frequent draughts OF
beer, slightly, adnlterated, they pro=
ceeded to celebrate, as became Fourth.
of-Julyists. of "ye olden time."-
Speeches were made and toasts were
drank, until the wee small hours of
the night, when all sober people are
supposed to be esleep, but mot SO they.
The rising of the morning sun Warped
them that the hour for repose had az
rived, when they quietly lay down to
pleasantdreams. rrf-s4s7 81
ReY: G. G. Reed preached his fare
we'll discourse at the Union Church
last Sabbath, having earnestly labored
there for two years. The result of
his 1abors may not now be apparent,
but if the seed that he has sown has
not fallen on stony ground, it may yet
yield an abundant harvest. The Sab
bath School at that church is progress
ing finely. BY actual count on several
successive Sabbaths, the number Of
-childre in attendance, ranges from
nine to sixteen, instead of "about
dozen" as was erroneously reported
a few, weeks ago. 1t is expected that
this correction7will be satisfactory to
the truthful /" JENKINS" of the Cleve-
land Herald, aud that his critical eye
will discover nothing rong" In this
statement. The School at the Disci-
pie church having now nearly one
hundred members, have recently made
an addition to their library by the
purchase OF large number of choice
and valuable books, on variety of
useful and instructive subjects. They
now have nearly five hundred vol
umes.
E. johnson met with serious acci-
dent at Hancock's factory at the Sta
ton. on Thursday last. In oiling
some part of the machinery, his right
arm came in contact with circular
saw in rapid motion and in an instant
a severe and dangerous wound was
inflicted near his elbow He succeed
ed in getting away just in time to save
his arm. 9h
On Sunday last President Atwater
preached the fourth discourse, in the
series mentioned several weeks ago,
His subject was, the Church as
school, having spoken previously Of
prayer, of suffering, and of tempta-
tioh. His arguments and illustrations
were particularly adapted to the SUBJ
jects chosen, and were listened to
with much interest. ozln1fz
ae a,b o. II "VERITAs."
MANTuA, July Is, 1870.
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SAD BEREAvEMENT.-A letter from
VIM. McCutcheon, Esq, to Horace Y.
Beebe, dated at Pittsburgh, July l4th,
announces the sad intelligence of the
death of Mrs. Clara Loomis, wife of
Dwight Loomis, of enteric fever, which
occurred at half past two o'clock OIL
Thursday morning. Mrs. Loomis was
a daughter of Hon. Albert Austin,
formerly of this village, but who now
resides at Suffield, Conn. About a
month previous to her decease-on
the 18th of June-she was married to
Mr.. Loomis, and had accompanied
him to Pittsburgh, where he was about
establishing himself in business. The
future was full of visions of happiness
in store for them, but in so brief q
a time, after an illness of about week,
the messenger of death dispelled the
dreams of happiness of her compan-
ion and cast shadow of deen sorrow
over the hearts of parents and rela-,
tiyes, who in this hour of their. sore
affiicthon have the heartfelt sympathy
of many, friends.
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A GRAND barbecue is to be given
on the Fair Grounds in Akron, on the
I'd OF August, by the colored folks,
All are invited without distinction
of race, color or previous condition" /"
Speeches are to be made by Gen. A,
Z. Voris. S. W. Mcclure, B. f. Haw-
klns, Governor Sidney Edgarten, N,
w. Goodhue, Esq, Hon. n. D.. Tib-
balls, "and other colored orators" The
whole performance to conclude with
q gay dance at night. .
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The Salem journal relates the fol.

The Salem Journal relates the fol-
lowing:
.SwINDLING.-As smooth gentleman,
representing himself as an agent for
a iewelry establishment in the East,
stopped last week at the American
House, at Leetonia. The proprietor,
Mr.. Lewis, dealing somewhat in jew
elry and notions, looked over his sam
pies and gave him an order A box
soon came by express, c. o. D. and
the bill of S12 was paid. When the
box was opened, to the amazement of
our dealer, it was found to contain
naught but sticks and waste paper!
Served him right. Mr.. Lewis
could find S12 TO pay for a box full
of emptiness, but he couldn't find s., so
to pay little bill due us when he left
this town. Retributive Justice.
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j. 8. Smith & Coz Offer

= = D'111C11 = OTTs ONoE
SPECIAL BARGAINS in 4 large variety OF
Goods.
Yard Wide Cambria Percales at 1aazc. Il =
Yard Wide Chintz Percales at 15c ,i"i+
Elegant French Percales at 15c. s,f...4,..,
Wash Poplins at 121.c
Orsandies, Lawns, and Muslins. at a sacri.
flee.
Real Linen Crash at &c. EI,DIOIrN
q Hickory Shifting at f5c. - 'iS'tl*
Blue Denims at I5c
Heavy Sheeting at 12kc.
ALL DoNEsTIcs at the lowest prices.
That fine /" Peerless y Carpet Warp at doc a H,
"A large lineIof other GOODS at GREAT REDUc-
TIoN inf price, to close
July 20. ..f s-a..1 .l.Itii J.. S. SMITH r. Co
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE UNION
ScHooLs.-We learn that the Board of
Education have made arrangements
with Mr.. S. G. Barnard, of Medina,
Ohio, to assume the SUPPLEMENTARY
of our Union Schools. He is said to
be gentleman of large experience as
teacher, in every way fully qualified
for the position.
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LAWYERS REUNION The disci-
pies of Coke in the Second Sub Die
vision of the ninth Judicial District
have made arrangements to hold their
third annual reunion, at Nelson
Ledges on Thursday, the 4th day of
August next. Undoubtedly they will
have high old time of it, for, when
the members of the Bar go on bust
there is bound to be good time and
lots of fun.
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SATURDAY was very sultry day,
probably the hottest of the season,
though we have had several of the
same sort recently. The murcury
rose to 9S in the shade at half past
three o'clock, in one of the coolest
spots in town. ~
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MOUNT UNION COMMENCEMENT
The Commencement exercises of the
Mt. Union college, as will be seen by
the notice of President Hartshorn, in
this paper, will take place one week
from to-day, the 2Sth MIST It is ex-
pected to be an occasion of more than
ordinary interest.
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List of Advertisements.

BSs- Isaac II. Sheldon-Legal Notice.
LOCAL NOTICES.
RS5e II. L. Day-Thirteen Notices.
BsS@J. S. Smith & Co-Special Bargains.
ESF@O. n. orn-Commencement Exer-
cises at Mt. Union College.
NSeH. W. Bane-Two Notices.
Bay@ Union Medical Association of North East
ern, Ohio.
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TERRIBLE WIND SToRMs.-This Sec
ton was visited by heavy rain on
Sunday afternoon, accompanied with
severe gust of wind which made sad
havoc with several awnings in town
and blowing limbs from many of the
shade and fruit trees. ~
Again on Monday. afternoon, we
had another fall of rain which was
also accompanied with terrific wind
storm amounting almost to tornado,
which did considerable damage, blow
ing down timber, fruit trees, fences
and crops. We learn that much
damage was done to the County In
Urinary building about four miles
from this place in Shalersyille town.
ship. During the storm the west end
of the main building was struck by
lightning, the fluid melting the point
from the lightning rod, and at that in
slant the roof of the same building
was lifted by the wind and carried
clear of the wing and dropped in the
gardeu or yard beyond, and the west
wall of the building blown down.
The damage to the building is esti-
mated at $500.
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~ may SOhCcThs IFsI
We, the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gists of the City of Cleveland, take pleasure in
recommending our fellow townsman, Mr. E. A.
Shellentrager, to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. as a competent Apothecary and Drug
gist. He has been connected with some of our
best Drug Houses from his boyhood up. both as
dispenser of medicine and salesman, and we
can assure Messrs. Brainerd & Son, that in our
opinion, they have made an excellent selection,
a man of ability, in whom they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who is capable OF,
taking charge of any Drug Houses as pre-
scriptionist and salesman. go
E. NJ. HESSLER, yuI
VAUPEL, MOORE & CO.,
HENSCH & CO., r|-
SAM'L H. SHANNON .. f.-
HARTNESS & HULING,
.ail., II: G. BUSCH. NJ. d., -rir
.ey,i DENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
-,,Ht t q. w. CLARK, 30
w. II. CAPENER. NJ. d. i
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II: W. BaRe,

AT the Sign Of Headquarters has Just received
nice lotof Live Geese Feathers from the, West.
which he will sell cheap. All kinds of Uphol.
s1ers' Goods for sale at his ROOM Bring on
your old lifeless Hair Mattresses and have them
renovated and made comfortable and healthy.