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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
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SMITH BROS.

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b55esls nostogaE = II y-& .lUst
.9anG.i 10 gU19 9gla#
\ You. will always nnd full line of the follow
ing Goods in our Stock, of which we Keep full
and complete assortment together with a COM
plete stock Of hardware: c.-,..fg
FISHERMAN Iron Co.'s Celebrated Brand of
! -ad s4fen, J Uoy.ogEE-.I l.Ii.M .Eirl
Sharon. Horseshoe Iron, H nog!
Genuine Nor.suy Iron, from 8-s square to
I -.lE 4fy8.rH ~. Fsi giigt .siaa iis7h
Norteay Nail Rqds----" B3e's@on,22aib
Rhode Island Herse-sshoes, 9,I..h
Burde..'s Horse Shoes, 81 .I5i|%
Patssdns,s 1e A05aGto Horse NdtLs,ao .'l9ai
l1e,ris, Patsas Toe cans ~ -
cast Steel; Englit,sta sprf,sg stee1,,
sleigh sA'o,ee sA',e'a and "a Tire Steel,
BoJ-sted Shoes ard Colts, .,,.f..s lsei
Russell; , Bnrdseu ee,ITVardsss. =. and :Ph;taacl-
90 'phtG Bolts,
c1epefa''d Spring Co.'S si,riags,
hritfn f. & & creHsGf,s cirfenHsGfSstfAATel tfATles, ess,ao.I-i
Thin1te ,Slieins and foo,apson -arses,
Carriage Makers Goods of;stts Eiads. .SGSi
.d9uaTf 3dj 10 GoTeTma
Il Disston1s -Scottn5Ieet
Great "A merica1, and Nomparen Cross-Cut Saws
% ias. 8ua ,nGba3 II anEr,
20 dozen; our brand Of Axes, at 1925
and s., 80 each, ..,.,lz.-<
Tubular Eanterns at $3.50.
Largest Stock of HORSE Blankets in
the County, at $500, 1925, $3.50,
S2,75;TS3,0o, s.. 80, $4,06, $3.50,
$500 up to $500 each,
Lap Ropes, $5,O0to.SS,0U each. al:I
Meat Cutters md Suffers, 5;z6oH syii
Rat and Mouse Traps, Steel Traps of
: all Sizes, rI,-. :
POhfon Patent tFiu Fiuftiiia2gsS ftiiia2gs Fl 1tf6ns, at $500
E.each,9i }Ea1 noE .s1iSbpff9 no
Large. Stock of Double and Single.
ia Shot Guns, .atg $500, 5000, 500
5000, IS SOD, 1856. $500 oSteS,i eacS,
Oriental1PowdeF, besEiff town, s3iA'
Shot; Caps, Wads, FIasks; Shot Ponchy
ua es,z&es, &cei aEI nj b7f .f99usqf.
ISadd lrops,I best quality at Se,Per H.,
Largest stock of Whips in the Coun-,
30 ty,i from 15e TO 34,00 each; Z '''s'
Razors from SOC tor So, 90, and YStrops-
l'nsto match. ~boasaq n9mog o "a ;eroi
1enfow EroIaaE Tuoy. 10 Esmiosqs 8
7av.We are Headquarters ON : 81
loum yq3f Euoy j'Gia ,s1Sc bua
Table and PoeketlC Cutlery, ~
Have large stock, ana! sda less than anybody,
Q roeod adl elss' ,sslugim oasi vi
HAY Knives af s., ,255 255aGnd and sl.5o each, .hh,s9
Genuine English Gable Chains, all.
gsb sizes, ja6f 10 GOV sTua i6ais ,sn1Ra
Horse Brushes, iiCHry Combs and
pa{sst Cattle re Tess and Rope nalters,,. lIttss,.
Manila and Jute Ropes, Il to IL
Broom Wire aud Twines of all kinds
Lead Pipe, all sizes,- Cistern Pumps
Baltimore aud Continental Cutting,
hh Boxes at $500, $500, $1,000,
iof S35.o0, $4,000 and $500 each, 10Y
Burrell'sg Patent Corn Shelters, at
$1,000, -~--sss ss----
Soap. Stone Foot Mariners; la;y yk
Sleigh ls,lH Bells from isI,Oo to $500 per.
/ .y.13Tstif odt baglos lsai r. sd ,mofi
we cordially Invite an examination Il otiFi otiFi
Stock and prices, feeling confident we can Offer
you such Inducements us Will secure your trade
yrl, Is, RICHAisBSON q SONS :, ID
1i5-ly. No. 2, Phenix Block, Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

LOT SoLD.-Mr. E. A. Babcock has
sold g lot in HLfynew gddAlpnTP Ra-
VIENNA Village, on the corner of Wash
tngton and Chestnut streets, being an
acre of ground,to Thomas O'Connor
consideration, $525,00.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

sEAc9zs- ~ . ses
FouKps IEs1 I'VE learn from Mr..
Me HenrH efsonr .ci hat Harman
Shields, of Canal D over was fonild
ha anging from his nggy-sdead1s zseme
fiourIsiles sostt til of Bolivar, on Thurs
day evening. last week, Just after
dark, # seems when Mr. Shiel dsaleft
BoI VaB eoWas. bad y y7into1icated,fa ,fand
when found, was lying in his buggy
with one arm fastened in the foot bar
and the other arm and his Held hang
ing down. His head was skinned,
Iaad his skull andHneekz brekeHa He
was man of somes,a5 y ears. of age,
land for years had been very intemper-
ater lHe Wassanother7 Unfortunate vic
tIm of aleoh olsv4StaEk Go. Democrat.
vel "a Da-+Al-- -c - ri iss,.
/ The DOUBLE BABY.-Accounts from
Morrow couhtygrepoFt the the double
baby stihcOBtriYes to exist, and ap-,
pears quite healthy. "a One of the
heads goes to sleep while the other
looks bright and wakeful.' LatterIy
hundreds of visitors have thronged
from all parts of the country to see
the lhonstrosity.d Tho father nov lael
devotes his whole time to the business
of Snowman, and charges an admis-
sion fee ofe$1.r when Visitors throng
the roomsAif large numbers, tile nurse
goes through the ceremony of feeding
both heads. III .Za1ieSofJte Signal.i .i5IJ II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

A very fine assortment six, Poplihs.s syelours
satins. serges yelyeteens Piaids, &czs in fact
all Goods in this department. at
SMITH BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

Waterproofs in all qualities and colors. Cal
and see them. We defy competition.
SMITH BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

SMAsHED.-On Monday morning a
lady from a remote town in the coun-
ty came to the city to do some trading
bringing with her the family pet. a
big dog. She went to the store of III.
L. Day, and the dog went with her,
and while engaged i'll making her pur-
chases, his dogship espied something
in the street which he was i'll too
much Of hurry to see to wait for the
opening of the door, so he made fol
the large show window through which
he plunged in giffy, shiyefing to
atoms some ten or twelve dollars
worth of Robinson -S--Ceelman,s
"double thick" Ishsts a ,Ealpabt.e
'doffg weE thfi}ksnot. Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
Horse blankets.
Teachers, Examinations..

a9 A farge and complete stock, at ytaa i.n!1 2
sE stt SMITH BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

esISfT eWas.-iIs r., WAs Hall;sEsq :, for
merly connected with rsthe Portage
County Democrat. but now of the
St. Paul Odinnesoo1ta) Despatch, with
his;:yifes byPgHgest ebi4d) arrived
in town on Saturday afternoon, fol-
the purpose Of paying short visit to
old friends here. He looks rs though
the climate eie his %est&kT kome' Sif6
hiseqneetiep .wittH the daily press
agreed with his llealfhiaA % .sraezss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
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cash IN -ADyANCE.)
IAkG h 4J 4 Id "
Single Copy, one year. 50 90
| SEsgleE6ehy, si2unonthsaI 91o'BU
Five Copies, one year, each IL rs
Ten Copies, or more. ~ y. -. 1 so
An extra copy is alloWad the club
agent faEa fox every club of ten at 81, so
each. For clubs OF thirty, at same
price, the Tri-WeekIyrPLAIN DEALER
will be sent to the getter-up of club
and foSetubs, Of fifty or more, ,atE$b 80
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agents!x2od raz"',', ii--E,7,4a
After Subscribing for your own
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ER. Sendofero specimen copies, and
address all orders for subscription to
ARMSTRONG s. GREEN, -.
PLAIN DEALER OFFICE,
XXI Sf'- CrevaIand n
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White Blankets.
Lace Collars.

A few pairs of those super extra White Blank
cts still in stock at DAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

10 pieces Oil Closh just opssed at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

,aA1q striped Foplin.A A0IGdltA
The handsomcst striped Poplins in town are
az DAYS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

The most complete stock in the county, at
SMITH BROTHERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

Just received another. inyoice of new Hats and
Caps, which makes thetstock the lhost, complete
ever offered in this town. Cali. and examine
Goods and prices, we charge nothing for show
ing at No. 8, OAK HALL, Basement.
Oct. 26th 1870. .97i'''N'lltsih " ~ l'' /
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

hhuvdaihsE FOB 6S past EeskE has
been slightly winterish,. still quite
mild antPp pleasaDt c for the season. The
weatl !er prophets who have promised
us & Ssf SsFefss 3foIa, YiibiIttsr iIt VIII have
to hurry, up matters Ri etheyr awiHO be
set down us faise pEGphetsR eYniutI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

Is receiving almost daily, new Clothng, Hats
Caps Trunks, Valises. Travelling Bags SC.
&c. ,whiseare sellilgYcry oheap.
Nov 9th,3s9 I3 ks
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

The trial of Vendruth Washburn
for the murder of Charles PEBBLES
last July, which took place before the
geurt Of Common, Pleas. OF, Summit
county last week resulted in q verdict
of "guilty of murder i'll the second
degree" Itappears PeebleStad COM
mitted rape upon Mrs. Washburn,
that he was diseased and that Wash
burn himself learning! ali this had,
after some conversation with PEBBLES,
shot, and killed. finn, THE first ball
had penetrated the heart and lungs
but PEBBLES ran out, Of, the house and
Washbufh followed close and fired
three shots, all of which took effect,
firingsthe last 7aftefd .Peehles. fell and
holding the pistol within foot of his
6fSaqeA 65fSaPq9eA bna bs5aI4-ea shoo3 BIO
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
OIL CiotIl

Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
A tip top stock of Ladies'. and Misses; Shoes
lt 9''-D' ''5 80 t'' s'' -"'1'I'1 t''' DAYS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

II > = % lsVUE[ ~
A CHILLICoTHE paper says that the
people of that place have consumed
during, ..the, past three months 100
pounds of quinipe which reduced to
doses, makess3S4, ,0O0iof ltwo5g grains TO
thea dpse.TrThe physicians of that
town estimate that from IS to- 90 per
cent. of the population fl}ss have beenf ssiuf7
ferers from the ague the past season,
The very nem of the place is sug-
gesdg ill-icothe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

500 Lace Collars from s5c to s3,OOat
DAYS
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Handkercniefs, Embroideriest &e., at =
SMITH BROTHERS.
Domestfcs, Domestics, Domestics.
A full line just received at greatly reduced
prices from 10 to 60 per cent. cheaper than ever
Call and see them rbefore making purchases.
'''' L '1'1 '''- AZ SMITH BROTHERS.
~ 5 Tycoon Eepps. =
Something new in styles cheaper than ever
at SMITH BROTHERS.
Teas and Sugars.
At No. 8, Phenix Block. you can find better
Tea for 81 90, 81 IS, $3.50, than can be found ir
this market, also o prime lot of Sugars ani
syrups. very cheap. Remember, No. 5. Pheni,
DAYS.
White Blankets.
A few pairs of those super extra White Blank
cts still in stock at DAYS.
Lace Collars.
500 Lace Collars from s5c to s3,OOat
DAYS.
Chignons.
80 Chignons just received at
DAYS.
Goods Cheap.
All kinds of Goods cheap at
-: DAYS
Dress Goods.
A full stock of Dress Goods selling cheap at
s,s7yszE sue.1 y,--44-lS s. vNo,lWEtsSi,tS /
Kid Gloves.
Tho bo,k 81 or ry;J r,ozo A.
DAYS.
Hoods and Nubias.
20 dozen Hoods and Nubias just opened at
Cassimeres.
For good Cassimeres call at
ff-ssa7q t45soT 81. - aar-gs 81 p = = ~ p :
Beaver Cloth,
The best Beaver Cloth in the County for the
money can be found at
DAYS.
The Largest, Best,
And cheapest stock OF Goods in Portage Coun-
ty can be found at DAYS, No. 8, Phenix Block
shaWls.
A big stock of shawls at DAYS cheap for
Nes2iA VI ASeAOtP'ys SASS = ! - A-A-sa-sr
Handkerehiefs.
Handkelchiefs iiom 75c 60 s., 90 each at
DAYS
FlauneIs.
Our Flannel stock is very complete.
u. I. DAY.
Tea.
We pride ourselves on selling, 3 little better
Tea for the same money than our neighbors do
Ii. L. DAY.
Shirts and Drawers
Shirts and Drawers OF all kinds and all prices
at DAYS.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes.
A tip top stock I, Of Ladies and Misses; Shoes
at DAYS
OIL Cloth.
10 pieces Oil Closh just opssed at
DAYS.
,zA1g Il Striped PoplinsA JLGilIA
The handsomcst Striped Poplins in town arc
az DAYS
New Goods.
New Goods at OAK HALL, receiving almost
daily at Oak Hall, No. 8, Phenix Block Base.
ment.
y .-5,.I,, -. New Styles. a-,..,gz-,--.. 40.
New Styles Ready Made Clothing of every
description. consisting OF overtoats, Dress and
Sack Coats, Pants and Derby Suit
Rubber Oyereoats.
Rubber Oycrcoats, Rubber Blankets.
ri < - 2 E--zE a ian
Neck 1ics.
All the new styles of Neck Tics, Fancy scarrs
anu ii"h''N0tsH'etYsss hIael:is 2 .JslA
Hats and Caps.
Just received anolher Invoice of new Hats and
Caps, which makes the4stock the most complet,
ever offered in this town. Cali. and examine
Goods and prices, we charge nothing for show
ing at No. 8, OAK HALL, Basement.
Oct. 26Ch, 1870. ''7h-'N''i-'1'n n " 't' l''
,13EI3i oak Han II ulIuS
Is receiving almost daily, new Ciothin ng. Hats
Caps Trunks, Valises. Travelling Bags, SC.
&c.. ,whige sellilg:Ycry Cheap.
Nov v9tho,aa Ilss
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Shirts and Drawers.
Shirts and Drawers OF all kinds and all prices
It DAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

~ 5..I,I .sf New styles. -,,.,i,,--l.. "a.
New Styles Ready Made Clothing of every
description, consisting of overtoats, Dress and
Sack Coats, Pants and Derby Suit.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

Our Flannel stock is very complete.
II. I. DAY.
Tea.
We pride oursslEssc on selling, > little better
Tea for the same money than our neighbors do
Ii. L. DAY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
Goods Cheap

50 Chignons just received at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
J. s. SMITH g COS
S,ssSpecial, Notice. 4,so

AUR stock of Ribbons, Black and Colored
" Velvet Ribbons. Dress Buttons, Laces. EN-
broideries. Lace Collars and Lace Handker-
chiefs, exeeeds that of amy other establishment
in quantity and quality, and at lower prices, at
j. S. SMITH & co.'s.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On, satur-
Commencing atthe hour of O'Clock in the af.
ternoon, on the premises in the southeast cor
ner OF suf1ield township, and the northwest corr
highest bidder the following real estate, as the
property of William Greenawald deceased, to-
Wits RS 9pE - 51Gt s-3IH 81 'S'i'
"A and 45=10O acres of land in the northwest
corner of Randolph Township. unincumbered
by doMerS p acres in the northeast corner OF
Snf1ield To Rnship, unincumbered by dover; and
if necessary, part of A 10100 acres in lot No.
Su1ield Township.
Terms of Sale-One- third down. one third in
one year, and one third in two years Deferred
payments with interest from day of sale, and to
be secured by q mortgage on the premises.
" WILLIAM PAULUS, Admr
-" .f-tof William Greenawaldj dec.
suflield. Nov. 8. 1870. 115-4w. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

The Largest, Best,
And cheapest stock of Goods in Portage Coun-
ty can be found at DAYS, No. g. Phenix Block
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
New Goods.

New GoQds.
New Goods at OAK HALL. receiving almost
daily at Oak Hall, No. 5, Phenix Block Base-
ment,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
Rubber OYerGoats.

Rubber Oyereoats.
Rubber Oycrcoats, Rubber Blankets.
Neck HOS.
All the new styles of Neck Tics, Fancy ScarGs
and Handkerchiefs, ,t...--.......-,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24

A full stock of Dress Goods selling cheap at
DAYS.
,ts1ytE} ssUD.l yp--44-I{ s ysN0iVE9Vt8
Kid Gloves. Gloves.
The best $1,25 Kid Glove in the market at
DAYS,
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All kinds of Goods cheap at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15


fools IN the hands OF designing to under
whine and cripple the law The o Intoxicating liquors
csts with each mans discretion hut the trade in them
ome@ clearly within the control Of law Many consider
ations anu among them the safety and success OF ne
nubcan institutions, bid put FORM tire Iuil
rover OF the law to shut up drim-shops We
have never yet ruled q great cry on uhc piul-
.ripA of ellgovernment. Republican institutions
undermined intemperance are Obliged u confess t'
they have never governed creator ciN mere on lhe
hasis ~ universal suffrage, in sueh way as 10 preserve
order protect life and secure free speech New norh'
nm by drunkars Is proof Of the despotsm OF the dram
shop Men whom murderers serve that they may es-
cape and because they have escaped rule that city inc
rbsld crew which hold them up could sttfe their own
conscience nor rally their forces hut for the help OF the
grogshop. like testimony from the history or
our other great cities laws dchcd in their streets
And hy means of dramshOp and the gded saloon OF
7he fashionable hotel their ballot boxes in the hands
OF the criminal classes of men who avOwedy and system
atoaly defy the laws And this is the case In Boston,
since your nomination was made have been honOreu
with another by the workingmen OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Their is a powerful ally of yours Whatever
guides the 10 better education ana more set
control and them their full rights helps the tenn
perance cause Indeed theirs IA radical movement
broad the human raCe-and promptly includes every
thing that eeVaes man, and subjects passion ana temp
taOn 10 reason and principle. But the only bulwark
against the dangers of intemperance is Prohibition
More than thirty years OF experience has convinced me-
and wide experience has taught you that this can
only be secured by means Of distinct political organ
zatiOn. Thoroughly as dislike to have my name used
In political canvass do not feel that have the right
10 refuse Its III nkt viii strengthen your party
4 am. very respectfully yours, WENDELL PBILLIfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
FIREs IN PAsSAIC.

The large shoddy mill of McsSrs BOsche'&
r., in passaic n j., has been burned. Tho fire broke
ont on Tuesday evening in the room in which the rags
were prepared for use IN the manufacture OF cloth me
a. os saturated with oil, and the flames spread rap
idI r., the efforts OF the remen the storehOuse, con
Lining n large quantity of cloth. saved but the
,ain huIding was dcstOyed. with the machinery ana
,,"tcraI The loss altogether Is about $4,000 partially
covered by Insurance. and over 100 persons arc thrown
II - liz "A few days since building owned by James
cccr tnocthcr with two other buildings, destroyed
hy dre that is supposed 10 have been OF ucendary orr
ON Reside the loss of property, amounting - t5W
tne man Cornelius Norman resident OF Elizabeth, was
rsrd betwct the wheels of engine and the side OF
building and almost instantly killed His funeral
had been attended Tuesday afternoon by the Passac
nrrmeu and after their return they called 10
sInprrss the fire in BOschcs building.
Among buildings At one time seriously threatened
Inv tbc last fire the shoddy mills OF Messrs
Watrrhouse Brothers, which has been rebuilt after the
firc of last Winter, which destroyed 100000 worth o
urOperty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
ARRIglL or CHRISTINE NILSSON

The celebrated Swedish singer, Christine
Nssou arrived in this city yesterday, aitera pleasant
,,. fror, Iiverpool in the Cunard steamship Cuba,
which reached the Jersey City pier at 1Oa. m Several
hundred spectators had assembled, and the P70d DONNA
the first passenger who stepped on shore was welcomed
with cheers and the waving Of handkerchlcis Her
aoent Max strakosch, and Dr. x. Ogden Doreuus were
so,t to.receive her and the party including Veux-
I AZ, WcbIi who al 80 arrived in the cuba, Ilnnedl-
strT proceeded in carriages TO the CLARENDON uoteI
apartments had been previously secured Tor theI
Nil Niis.nu has pleasing face, blue eyes. ana long
hair and wore yesterday light mourning dress
G ~ in GOOD health and spirits, though somewhat IA
tcd and Is ready to enter next week WIN aruor upon
bfr musical campaign. The swedish Norkngmens sing
o iet intend to sercnade their gifted country
o'roSk s evening at the Clarendon ll"telwhen tis
nUnred that the national songs Of sweden viii he sung
9bc dircctjOn of Frederick SalmsOn, and that there
VII he procession Of 900 men bearing hags aud ilumi-
mated trans parenCies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
ANOTHER FRAUD.

Three weeks ago, an old CusJom-EiOuse
swndle was revived having lain dormant since the war
when it was extensively actced The following "a the
mode OF operation: A IA ry dressed man calls upon
merchant at some section of this city Brooklyn HOBO
ken or other places remote from the Custom House,
declaring that there il package In one or inc depart
ments of the CnStOmiOuke addressed 20 hun aNalung
claimant and the payment OF duties and that III = os
rpmoyed on that day il will be sent under general order
and entail much Expense for is recovery. Az she same
time he tenders the leaf of notebook upon Whtl i'
written i'm blue pencil the following, varied 20 sui t
different cases:
'' No. q OF GgORgP BAGIgT
Elm THIS instance Mr. Frere had paid the required - ~
and been instructed TO call at room NO 70 or the custom
House, Altogether there have been ~ applications az me
Custom House for room No TO- but all with the exception
noted above had refused not been asked for money
men whO have thus far appeared IN the tan1acu"ns one
tall aud the other short with sandy beard Dom now
ever repre,enting themselves Custom House isp'r-
tors nnd having fair knowledge Ot CuatOm-House
bI-iue--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15

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No. ID P,--,f ~ .5..ly l.ia i1it 70 ococ, D.
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a. Airron. ,F'i % years. mo q ari Z days
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tselG-sI1-sL, q q oaioeb.
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Plaer, service Vii Sc bsi at - P,q, Cbpr 7b-r ,,
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Tie relatives and friend, Of ta' fy vrsc', nnsa 20 81. ID
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Sgn Frsrcsro papers please 'opy.
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and the member, Eghteents'l X X Ctgrh invited %
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bridge y. L ThlsAy st IL a. NJ lara leave 'o. 90 D'7 -
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year Ofhs age
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vile OF Charles SHERRY 10 her GJt3
Funeral services At ST. Pa4ls Charrl No-rh % Tnty 'oa
at q O'Clock.
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mage aged years ami months -.. ,-.
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Dorp 90 Tiurslay Of O'CLOCK Boo. leaves go I Fary ~
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The relatives md ri family respectfully p a'aA
es funeral on FRIDAY at m 'f ron ~, f ~ .s No.
tween Third and Fourthaves