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PROFESSIONAL,
DIS EASES
THROAT and LUNGS,
DR.. AVER,
No. 1876
WABASH; H;Av.

All suffering from these complaints are prone to
hope that the Summer, the resort to travelling, by
residence In this locality, or IN that, aud other
hygicn1c measures will surely restore lost health
but sud experience has again and again shown
that this is delusiye aud fallacious hope in almost
all cases.
TIE new system not only embraces all that is
valuable In InhalntloIs Of Mcdlcated Vapor and
Atomtzatton, but applications Of far greater utilt
ty AMI Importance. Persons afflicted should apply
immediately, If they hope for certain and speedy
restoration to health.
, 1870-06-16
ITALY,

| NEW YORK, june IA cable despatch, dated
Rome, June Is, p. H., says the ma atority In the
! Ecumcnica Council have voted the dogma, with
! the pcnnlty attached OF auathema against those
| who object to its declaration.
, 1870-06-16

BUFFALO, June 1a-BREApsTUFFs-W ex-
cited, active and higher for spring; sales early OF
No. Milwaukee clnb at s1.2231.23H; later at
$L23 spot anI to arrive: No. 2 Chicago ut $l.l6; Z;
No. Milwaukee club at sI.a7ta1.2 .2s, principally at
SIPS; Green Bay sample at 81 sales ag5yre-
gate 1000 hu. Corn dull; sales Of rejected at
to arrive lt 55Ac-
Observation-Disclosures
, 1870-06-16
Three Persons Drowned.

PH1ADE1FH1A, June 1a-Iast night roWboat,
containing D. Almond, Albert Baker, Miss maggie
Gode, and another Joung Lady, capslzed ~ u sne
only one 6aved.
, 1870-06-16

rndu-0bftunFFs
ST. LoC1s, June 15.-Despatches received from
General Popc's headquarters say that 1fty indians
east Of Kit Carson, Colorado, yesterday, and were
driven on By the guard with loss Of three killed
and seven wounded. No white men hurt
Intelligence is also received TINT Lieutenant F.
c. Drew, q. 8. A, who has been acting as agent OF
the Apache Indians, IN New Mexico. dled yester-
HaC
, 1870-06-16
The English Races

LONDON, June 13.-At the Ascot races, yester-
day, the Prince OF Wales STAKES were won bY
King O'6cots; the Ascot stakes By Musket; the
Irish stakes BY Green Rlband with Rosicruclau
second.
, 1870-06-16
RUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG. June 15.-The sentence Of the
assasslns Of Count D'Arenberg, OF tho Austrian
Legation, has been modified They will not be
imprisoned here for term Of years as was at lrst
contemplated, but Will be e1tled 10 Siberia at
once.
, 1870-06-16
RT1ffn1n mNrkRtx

BOSTON, June 15.-Hon. Thomas D. Elliott died
at New Bedford yesterday.
, 1870-06-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

Military Order from Governor
EAO1dcua
RALEIGH, June 16.-Goreruor Holden las Issued
an order to the different military divisions OF the
State for the formation Of regiments OF State troops
for nctive service, to be made mp Of white yolllfI-
He also orders the Immediate enrolment Of the
militla, With Instructions to Set apart q Hpccint
number Of minute men In each regiment for use
lg reserve,
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certified statement Of his proceedings Under the
provisions OF this &C.
SEC. 9. That all acts and parts Of Acta in con
ntct With the proytkohs Of this act are heteo} IT,

s5E&. r. 7 u3t vi 8cs2 &Gd rNtaUl ACta ~ ~.
nct With the provisions Of this act are heteo} IT,
pealed.
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION m JArAN.
The State Department, to-day: fecei'ea u
srAtches from Minister Motley, a. Lonoon1 pI.ata T.
&hristt1nity In japan Tnc B11hsn , french @ @ a4a
Plusstzn Governments are in accord wita onl 9n
in nte4postng their good otses 1os the ;a;1 9nsa
m1er * S to t6ts end. Force cannot be used: as No
o6leso1s sT gGateS at It spReths he CO.. eoa.
+ ~ 1,s+ians hut because 1t is feared that
tie profeascd faith will render them d1aio5a1 70
their government
NAVAL
fomnof3orr Gleason is..orhcrcd to command the
t,,ro1,esn f,eet Commodore .Al1ny Is ordered to
d1y as chic. Signal oii;ceF Of the SaEy Go
I,"ar Admiral NtuSlow, to command the Pacific
rrtt Tear Admiral Lee, to command the North
american neet Commodore A. NJ Pennock, TO
c. tunlaud tho Navy Yard at PORTSMOUTH, ~ L.
, 1870-06-16
From J. 8. Curtis, EAq., OF Firm OF

From J. 8. Curtis, ESQ.,, OF Firm OF
H1nnn, Curtis d Co., SO s. Watcf-st.,
Ihad, Just prior to beginning the treatment, had
repeated anil alarmingly profuso hemorrhages from
the lungs, copous night sweats, aud had lost flesh
and strength to grea: extent began to improve
from the nrst dag Of treatment, aud the improve
meut has continued to the present time, til am
now able to attend to daily business aud consider
MY hfath fully restored. This great result I At
tribute sccly to Dr. Ayers skill aud his new REM
ct1tcs j, ., CURTIS
, 1870-06-16

pRoPosALsFoR COAL.

Bfda fo. furnishing Cook County with Ill tho Hard
Coal and Wilmington Coal that may be required for
9nc week, addressed to ~ THE CoMN!1TEE oN Poon
9ualit and be delivered It he County Honse and the
WtlminKtou coal to be delivered IN einse half ton
weights, to thu poor in the city orders from the
County Agent
lhe Committee reeerFes the right to reject any or al
the bids C. HOLLAND,
Chicago, June 1S. 1870. SecrptarF OF Committee.
, 1870-06-16

Call personally. Prices within the reach Of all
1. WINSLOW AVER. M. d.,
Lock Box $751; Chicago, III.
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CANADA.
- NN

OTTAWA, Ont, june 1s-non:, A. Campbell pro-
ceetls, to-day, miss1eu to England, to lay tue
| whole Fenian business before the Imperial Gov
| eInmert
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION,

!he eopaEtnsnhIp herctoore existing tctEecn u e.
deiFtEDed, under the trn name Of CaJanash Clark.
was dissolved the 18th lay ee Jun:. Isa hE Ennso.
consent H. Cavanaxh will as.uroe ~ ha1.hnGs AL
collect al outstanding AecorntA due tss dff1- H. +.
CAFANAGR. l4i Lakr-ss. B. Il CLARK
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Success makes a great difference in


SUCCESS makes great difference in
determining whether man is pat
riot or villain. Fo1dSa, o Meth
Carolina, feels.fhe hreeef tllai. Had
he succeeded, tie RaaicaI hresses we Ae
ready to attfibpte ts "&Ssgs ofIpat-
riotism," and, therefore perdonable'
the means he used to carry the Suite.
viz: Martial law, disregard of the
writ of habeas corpus, arbitrary ar
rests and military terror. Having,
with all hisTillanons aids, Iaile&, aEd
thereby : Weakened the stfehgtR Of the
Radical party in the Senate and House
of Congress, he is denounced with
becoming bitterness BY the leading
Radical presses. The Devil, uses his
own sometimes very scurgilY. sis1os1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

More than Three Hundred oefalcatiens.
The Republican party has been loud
in ii its professions Of honesty. Yet
since getting hold of the Federal Coy
ernment inpl 1861, there have been
more than three hundred dsfalcations
in the Internal. Revenue Department
alone, amounting to millions upon
millions. HThe defalcation Of two OF
these individuals being for over one
million dollars each. - . :. '''' '-'
Should the people be thankful that
it is no Worse, and vote to continue
The! Republican party in power? his q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
MORE FIGHrING.

Both Parties Claim the Fictory.
The dispatches IN the Monday 9
daily papers give a succession sef
Prussian Victories. 1t was reported
that Strasbourg, one Of the most
strongly fortified towns of the En-
pire, and the key to the Rhine, had
been surrendered to the Prussians. af-
ter a short bombardment, and that
the French army had evacuated Metz
and Nancy and the line of defences
between -the TWO points sand-was
falling back upon Ghalens, lint Paris
telegram, of the 18th says.;4a rsdsaa.s
An official despatch states that the
corps of Generals Ladmirault and De
Crew were engaged il. the eomba! at
Metz Yesterday. Marshal Bazain1e
was present. The, enemy was re-
pulsed after four hours of hard fight
ing. The troops are in fine spirits.
Details of the battle. have not been
received, but the first reports received
last night OF its favorable result ere
ated an i'm IMMENSE sensation. -'a'" 'Fi@'-@
Crowds went to tbs Ministerof the
the Interior and demanded the par
ticulars of the fght-,a, t.,.,s-s.,., ,jae,5.,.
I All night masses of people marched
through the boulevards and principal
streets shouting joyfHIIy. lsiiia is@li
The Emperor and Prince Imperial
have arrived at NeFdun. b f,.,f. rsS,fs
.Advices from the Rhine indicate
that the enemy does not intend to lay
seige to Strasbodrg, but merely to cut
off its comnunieations. For this
purpose they, blewsup bridges and the
railway to Basle.a II is thought that
the surrounding forces of. the enemy
are inconsiderable in number. 1t is
onlytli alarm ct the people which
imagiHes the force greater than it
actually is. ,to..i,, bas btoss 10 -.,.,fs,
The city is, fully garrisoned and
pfovisi6ned for q seige. and the supply
of watefis under the control of the
authorities f9idH III .I9geo aanii
"A dispatch from Espinal at nine
O'Clock this morning states That the
town Of Bitsche has not been captured
as had been supposed but holds out
againstltiie Prussian troops who had
been ,detatehed t00besiege it 9sodl gil
LONDON, August ,l5.-7Dietarbances
of q serious character occurred at
Mersfilies and Lyons. Crowds col
lected in the streets shouting ]" LA ibas
EmpereRr,''ol ThreeUa persons were
killed, and a great deal Of, rebellious
feeling was manifested, and fears
were Entertained Of trouble to day.:
a91'he German troops hold Pottia.
MoHsson. ~ 2Ieos9 % Eal4nalje .9li.
"A, dispatch from, ,Fortsaeh says the
French, while retreating to. the yWtsi
side Of the Moselle, were attacked by
| the Plussiaiis under the command iol
General Steinmetz.a fThe French were
thrown into great confusion, and after
q gallant; stand were, routed by the
Prdssians. The slaughter was great
IA dispatch from Kaflshne SAYS the
Prussiansinow occupy Mallho1se and
BesapcOn.fa !ils4S b3d3H5f9 siii~-1h
One hundred thousand of the. Land.
wehf are now crossing the frantier.
Later dispatches give evidence .ol
the success of the Prussiaiis at Metz
On the 15th, the little fortress OF
Henry eapitulated after a short BON.
bardInelit, to the second Bayarian ar.
my corps. A great quantity of pro.
visions and six guns were captured.
/
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

! iTisE present Congress which COM
menced its term on the 9TH of March,
1869, and Is composed ofmore than,
two-thirds Radicals, has given to 26
different Railroad Companies, up to-
the'time oflits Adjournment, over S0E
000,000 acres of the public domain
Now amt that aafine commentary on
theljrcsolutioni of the late Radical
State Convention of Ohio, against
granting, subsidies to corporations and
lnonopolies 7 q Perhaps somebody will
believe the Radicals are sincere and
honest in their denunciatioh of land
grabbing. qaaA iliW nj iadl -5i
! mn slLlI.anI IaAM g aaiHl lunH.-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

siDoRSiiii Kentucky when d negro
tdfhs ont t6ibeta Denoefat, his negro
bfethfsaa turn iii and mob him.
Should he happen to shoot any of the
otitla#s, they all go oof and howl Ku
K9bxai9inoi, sid bajHifq aft Gsagoi
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Internal Revenue Law.

We publish for the benefit of our
readers the following synopsis, of the
provisions and changes of the. Inter
nal Revenue Law made by the regent
action of Congress 80, u, se.l
SECTION l. Repeals, the tax. on, car
riages, gold watches, private billiard illa9ii
tables, gold and silver plate; on Leg
acies and SUGGESTIONS rom passports;
on gross receipts of toll bridges, fer
ries, canals, railroads sssteamboats, sail
ing vessels, stages, express. compa-
nies, insurance companies, lotteries,
theaters, operas, circrises and, muse
ums-7to take effect October lst. 1870.
SEC. 3. Repeals all the, special tax
es Qicenses) except those of brewers,
distillers, rectifiers, wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealers, manufacturers of
stills, tobacco dealers, leaf tobacco
dealers, tobacco and cigar tmsnufac-
turers-to take effect May LIST, 1871,
SEC. 3. Repeals all the. taxes on
sales of apothecaries,l auctioneers.
butchers, cattle brokers' commercial
brokers, confectioners, ,9r wholesale
dealers, Except wholesale dealers in
liquors,) manufacturers, Except man
nfacturers of tobacco and cigars,)
and plumbers and gas-fitters-to take
effect October 1st, 1870. 20; .;
SEc.4. Repeats the stamp act on
promissory notes of less than one hun
dred dollars on all receipts for mon
ey of payment of debt; or transfer, or
assignment of mortgage previously
stamped; ON canned and preserved
fish; and on matches, cigar lights and
wax fapers exported-to take effect
October list, 1870. 80 iHi@f
- Secs s 81 III ,,Amend Il the lifrcoine
tax law, to CONTINUE, during, 1870, and
1871. and reduce the rate to two and .
half per cent, (frofn five per cent, 'tdlt dl-
der the former law3!i sit t1nI .b'8,0D
"a SECS. 8 !&g9,a Provide sthe exeqnPs
ton from income tax sof ltwol th0ut
sand dollars Tin lieu of one thousand
heretofore and IN addition an Coy
ernmentH pensions;" all taxes paid !;
losses from fire. floods; shipWFecks,asor
trade, and debts become worthless
Excluding estimated depreciation, in
value); interest paid; amounts paid
for incometproducing labor: house
rent, paid and 9usuali oriordinarynreI
pairs. bsss,!dzb si gnidt yrays nedw
Sec. 13r Provides that, any person
may make oath that be had not an in
come Of two thousand dollars in ex!
cess of other exceptions, aAdiiE satis1
factory to the Assistant Assessor,
such person willIbeI exempt from in
come tax. -,
SECS. rs, 1e s. 17.1e Reduce tile tax
On dividendsand undivided pfofitsse1
cooperate Companies and institutions
to two and q half per eentr lfFom .fEe
per cent. heretofore, ito take efect
August fst,, 1870. - y z'.' 'iil = - :,
| tSEc!1S.)s AuthorizesIthe President
at his discretion, to Econsolidafe Cob
lection and Supervisors districts and
reduce the number of revenue off,
GERS, but without iimpairing the eff.
j cheney of the service. o. hti9 sih92 i'1
;; The, GEORGIA. ELEcT1oN.-After tn,
Ten Companies of Artillery, and In,
fantry have carried the Election il
] North Carolina, does President Grant
intend to idOve:i them into nGeUrgia
then into Alabama, and Louisiana, ,ani
ALE this may be g fun y to him.
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DEATH OF GEN. ,DouAY.-The Nom
iteur gives the following account of
the death. of the Brench General Dou-
ay at the battle. of w eisscnburg: The
general was from, the beginniDgyih
the h. athiiekest thliiiee of the fight, land wheh he
saw the day was lost afterhe had done.
all be could To- aretEieye. it'll and not
even, q battalion was, left him. he
called his aids one by one, gave them
orders and sent them away. eeAs,soon,
as the. last was gone, the general,
spuEring his horse, rode some distance
to the, front and Is dismoupted, and
taking his pistol from the holster shot
the AZ animal, illf /, an and then turning around
be slowly walked toward the 3ensmys
His soldiers yaippl A III y tried to- stop hims
Amid Al terrible fl firing he deliberately
walked, Il! !pnlo 10 iIhe, .rstreating aQldierss
aroused BY the spectacle, turned again
up9n the enemy ebnt ,fslbsin. heaps
around II eg1lnl their WHO lsti Rpressed
forward QrlY lYy9aEadria Another An Tremendous. dis
charge from the, the enlsmyo and Deuay,
almost aim let alone, fell dead bus lsDb 2n
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

THE two, sons of Count Bismarck
form part Of tile First tDragoons of the
Prnssian GtIafd.i .HilE- .73u'i niENl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

i The, GEoRe1A ELEeT1oE.-After the
Ten Companies of Artillery and In
fantry have carried the Election in
North Carolina; does President Grant
intend to move them into nc aGeorgia;
then into lAlabamay and Louisisna,l and
sIrfff All this may Be fun a4 Io III him,@ im?11
but it is death to Tx, Who pay thffty
millions of dollars in9taxes to SITTER
thesettraitoTs thasto carry eleetions4rii
N T. EgpTess,a;,,d ,g,iv i'm, yon oL
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Nortl. Caroline EleqtIon,I

The Radical routli in ithedO Did North
Stats3is more signal than waa atl FIRST
reported.i iTheseeGorts soft iHolden's
militia and Grants regulars to oEer-
aweu,the1people lhaye most9signally
failed. The Democrats and Conserve
atiyes have garriedb the State, ibys l5,-
600 majority for Attorney General,
elected fige Of the seven. members ,tof
Congress, and fourteen majority in
the State SeAate and thirty. majority
in the House of Representatives en-
spring Q Demoeratic Senator in Con-
gress from that State. in place, of Alb
bott, whose term expires on the ,4th
of March next. .l3t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

7 y
-ITHEii DasFoRs ..DIREER.r-The two
Leading Radical Journals, the Cincinn
nati1 1Gasette andlthes Cincinnati COM
anereiass don't seem to view the tariff
plank of the Radical PLATFORM through
the same aglassesa1dIhe former declars
itotoshe q ss plain declaration in favor
okartarif forreyenue, with. incidental
pretgction,p and says 4 there can be no.
MISUNDERSTANDING the language of the
resolution, and on this, plank the, Rerl
ppblieans can meet the. adversary"
The ESnn.ercial, aon the other hand,
saysfss the, tariff resolution may, mean
nothilg qEiany, things There Iis evil
dently A. differences, of opinion apongI
Repnblliieiagsns blii ~ pPon this vital question:
and the eqpyention undertook to
dodge the issue and thus. ,sneakingly
a@ttsRapteed @ teed btoa deceive .ope5 side OF the
otbnfeSr1sr d9na1l 9di 5nIa2 a9aI -4eai
oTHe iRadicar platform asserts that
thsIe Republican party aisf the safe
gnRFd UF:tho Gonstitutfoh;a and this
inpthe face asad7eyes aofthe fact, patent
to all men, thatithey have by nsurpaG
tion, force and fraud, SO changed its
essential nginnieles tfIaEeltsT trainers
would not recognize # # az the work of
their .owlnl hands, and. and instead bl Of its
Issing, Issing,I Ias it was designed, designe5d, by, its an, an,
thors, r bond Of of union 1n between free,
indspsndsnti di,'en and N4 sovereign Sta States, ttss,
they haye made it the charter Fll;t Of
consolidated centralized despotism. 8
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s9AR Omaha dispatch says there fsa
snow-stofnl reported af Idaho, Col5l
rado, and shower Of lizards 2ats CoE
inbe. Utah. col hsIBi iiBa diiw boot
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ioSgBBH1fEHYi RIDfogEoUs. The Rad
ieaf State Convention in their ireso4al
tiOiBl1eelafe thatthe spolicyof grant
Ing gbabsfdiesio public lands to cor
p0fati0hsI and monopolies is unquali-
1edlp sondemnedp This declaration
iAtih6fhceBof thefactthata this same
RspublicahapaFty,5 by'dthe legislation
O1ih Congressiinq which it 9has had
Iaofe thaRfa two-tllifds majority, has
voted away 3 to mammoth Railroad
fn6a0p0lies more flian twen hundred
millions aoftaeFes ofthe landshe by
the i0osefRmehtin trust for the opeo-
plsj isy saipfemeIy fidicdIous., After
such unparalleled iplunderingt as that
which has been carried on by the RAD
itag Coiigfess I'M behalf of Corpora
tions and menepolies who will be-
lieFe that this Radical Convention had
aay. bthefl pdrposein giving utterance
teathatresolationy than that of hooda
winkingithe peoplegh Can any one be
decsived blythe clapltrap of a party
th9ts tc#eild at the last session of
Congress transferred the area Of
anietnpfre off the peoples lands to tie
ItiOif0polfsts 3 7s 4Hoi ~ sifid 3iii yag
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He,h 10 dmoi 2dt II 4eaB binoH
Io8i 81 iaBU
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Since 1870 commenced elections
AsYe. taken place in Connecticut, New
Yprk,l AEeg9n,I KentuGky, Tennessee
and Nafth Carolina in all of which
the Democrats have gained triumph
ant Victories These elections i'll the
early part Of the year are ], significant
Of those that are TO- fplleYeip Ohio,
Indiana, and Pennsylvania, in YOcte-
ber,u,Itjs pretty evident that tbelpar7
ty that go long held the control of the
GoYerpment, and made it the abest
goyerpmept the sun eyer eyer sho2Ene upon,'''
and the. peoples the the iSipm9ost most prosper
Gus in the world, I ore not qnaite pre-
pared 70 giye. up the ghost yet. sli, 81
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s4tiisa beEebs Gecenmended that the Primary
Meetings 70 choose delegates to the County Con-
Weldon be heid On Friday evening. August a6th.
s1sy oaIer OF she Democratic Central commIt-
tee nhiik tad RA,R NORT0N, Chairman b
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18

M vtf-T0oa H. W.. ;BANE has for sale the
In sSE1Os right of making the Wells e
host counties in this State. at low prices. Per
sons of industrious habits can do well by invest
iRgts Instructions given free of charge He is
the sole agept orthe lSale of territory. n4sa
Ravennsl, April II. 1870. 7t-tf IS, Ns elt,gi5
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bCHINA has four haan6ddFed millions of
ofpopulation, while ours does not ex-
ceed Forty Millions at. the lfartharest.
China can drown our language, Our
labor, ,ll7 and an oprr freal iHstittlpti9gsiiwih
fifty millions ofhef Coolies, and never
feel the loss. w. 80 =
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