davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RATIO.

EVERYBODY knows that it cra do hg than
lttle one Tn" who does million under
pese crnparativciy, than the who does only hundred
Thousand Quo why Wantmakcr Brown undrrsell
everybody Is that they do business much larger than any
Delaware State Bonds, bought by John Nc
Lear Il Son, Bankers, No. Coz Market street,
Wilmington Del
Large Posters printed at this office
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White Duck Vests.
White Marseiiics Vests,
Fancy Linen Vests
Drap d Etc Vests.
SUMNER CLOTHING
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BUlS.
Better Ml,r,
Better in cut,
Better ~ Fit,
Better Every Way.
Than other stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA,
SOLD
GUARANTEED Low Err PRICES
ANY urHE!..
Halt way BENNETT ~ CO.
Between TOWER u ttI.
Firm and SINH streets, NJ. SIS MAEkEr STREET.
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends TO sell cheaper than any sold II
this market for years, consisting of
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GRoCERIESE

Chocolate Coffee Essence, Coffee Roasted, Savanll'
la Coffee, Coal OIL Lard Oil, Candles, Soap, SPECS
Salts Saeratus, Saltpctro. Alum Saponnifier, lndl
go, Starch, Corn Starch, Farina, Trenton Crackers
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches. Vinegar, Shoe
Backing, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, Hams
Shoulders. Side Meat and Jows
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The Cloths and CassimercS

arc new, just bought, and comprise all the Ieadn
styles.
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A Large Assortment OF Hats
and Caps,

Umbrellas Saddles, Brides, Surcingles, Horse Coz
lars, Window Blinds, Iron Stone and Qucenswaf'
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
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GREAT BAKGAIS>IN
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHGNG,
To Close Out E4Iauct ol stock.
Alpaca Sacks,
Drapc Il Etr Sacks,
Linen Sacks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
Northern. Ohio Fair.thnlr

Z
We have received aneatlp iprintsd
copy of the .Premiam List adadf ,Rro4
gramme for the first exhibition ofothe
Northern Ohio Fair Associati6n,ssto
be held at Cleveland SON the 4th, s5th;
9th and 9Th days, October next
Twenty Thousand Dollars,are offered
as Prizes in the seyeralodepartm6nts
OF Live Stock Farm, Garden, Orchard
and Vineyard products, Mechanicss
Manufacturers and Domestic Goods
Works of. Art Science, ete,leto. For
variety and liberalitB nl,valnes,a the
schedule for this Eairis especially at.
tractive and will enlist the1most active
competition from ALI pants aof: The
country.ol diiH b5ilit Ytaneigsgq III
The Northera Ohio Fair Associa-
ton was. organized in February last.
as an independent joint stoekecompae
NY, with a cash capital. of, One GHnn-
dred and fifty Thousand, Dollars, alb
of which has been taken BY citizens,
of Cleveland and, vicinity, and the
management placed in the hands ola
Board of the most active and ,respoh-
sible business men of that regiep,i
which is q sufficient guaranty that the
promises Of the o Association will be
amply fulfilled. t,5it9 ,sao4a dji8 alse
r. For copies of this Premium List
and other informafion relating to the
Northern Ohio Fair, aaadrsssa Colo So
D. Harris. Corresponding iSeceetaryy
Cleveland, 0hioai5d nj stsisnoo sasnigs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
,What. Docs it. Meana

Il - .f,.GA
rf The lf.fq foqiifowipgu fSw iSp from the Harris
burg T9ple, tthhe paper lately started
by Dr., Gil GiboH b.ootH late Private Secretary
Fto Gov. Geary: ,a,,r~r
PFhN NATIoNAI. HoNoE What is iii? :,
Five hundred Thousand men gave
their lives to save "ithe best govern
mentsai Ii a9ys Jon liiU- | ,ZeD =
= ~ FiYegr hundred iuthousand widows
were made by the sacriice.,t,. sae s-,,
10 Double the, number of orphans
were added TO HE list. 'ii'ff1 = ftil To-
lSI Five lohuaiflredo thousand 9crippIns
gave, their legs,,cartns and constitu-
I,,i tiPn. Toe iiiisdo1gqe Iniuqog odi glfi4u9a
10 balance thlsT. ;-,,fT :.,f,
Five Hundred thousand money 81 esI shay Az
Esfs gave their money and took re-
ceiptsi in the eyshapelof bonds.I G3asiu
liIaf national houqrt ;Ireaaires that
these snivelins, crying, whining mon.
eyi croakers, who gave their money TO
fss save their Bacoi, On shaft have their
lsmeneRiretBrned toothem,s then lnations
al ho@rors @ requires that, the five hnn-,
dfedy thousand lives, sacrificed by the
EarfaIit p1hnderihg Of Grant & Co,
should be restored. .s39f9u'
PjH National honor requires that the
widows, and the orphans, and fhe
maimed,1 Shall have their losses re- re-
stored. 'T5idsii
+ n Untilthisis done, ,1those who gave
merely moneyoiis iishonla sholdn their
.pSaCSstai(rfaJ .:in9 n f,fltfes ft.sy tfttO = r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
Candid.

The New York Sun, Radical, thus
comes to the confessional:
The three amendments of the Con-
stitution, and the law just passed to
enforce them, with other laws enacted
not by Congress only, bnt By some of
the State Legislatures, mot excepting
that of New 7 York, demonstrate that
the Government of this country is
undergoing gradual change by the
absorption of an amount of authority
into the legislative department, which
never was contemplated and would
never have been tolerated by our rev.
olutionary forefathers, nor even by
the Statesmen of both parties who
played their parts in, the, later era of
Adams and jackson.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
The Erect Of the Negro Carpet-Bagging
Bill.

Bill.
The address OF the Democratic
State Central Committee In Louisiana
thus alludes to the shameful misgov-
ernment which the negro carpet-bag-
ging oligarchy imposed upon them by
the bayonet has brought upon the peoe
pie of that State. 1t says:
"The public debt under Radical
hands has grown from twelve mil
lions to, eighteen, millions of dollsrs {:
taxes hare fncreased to 81 per cent,
touching the limits of cOnfiscation !:
individuals and corporations have
been granted extraordinary and ex-
elusive privileges at war with free Ia
Dor and free capital, enormous sums
have been granted to individuals from
a suffering treasury for trivial and
unnecessary services, and useless and
oppressive Offices have been created
to make places for wandering mendi-
cants of the party who obtain their
living by extorting money from every
species of honest industry. e.iifi =,
!Bz" In the hope OF, perpetuating them
selves IN pOwerthe Legislature passed
the registration, election and militia
laws, each receiving Executive sane
ton, and which, perhaps, are the
most odions, unjust and oppressive
measures that ever disgraced the stat
qte books of any State. In their fol-
" and maiignity they passed laws to
enforce the social equality, not only
of different, races aof men. but of the
bad with the honest, and of the licen-
ttous and abandoned with the pure
and upright. In like folly they
passed laws to reorganize otr once
system of public school
Instruction, with ner highor motive
than to degrade as they thought, the
white people of the State and create
breach between them and our coioref
all these measures adopt
ed under the, pretense of regulating
commerce, trade, and !, the, public.
schools and the. aniusements of. the
people, being ireally intended to pave
the way to miscegematioR.. . In short
the legislation of 1855, 1859 and 1870,
can be condensed, and summed up in
four words; Ignorance, ,-Venality,
Monopoly and Oppression. - 'i1 VIZ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
suO,of. Course,

,N Say Republican papers, g it is fright
for manufacturers and contractors to
get labor as cheap as they can, and il
the Chinese viii work cheaper ann do
the work as wellias our own country.
men, it is right they should employ
them, Some of these. same fellows
contracted the bronchitis in ,1840, in
hurrahing for Two dollars d day
and roast-beefa and for ~ Tippecanoe
andiTyler too" 1t may be well for
these Republican. politicians to recol-
tlect that our white men have the use
Of the ballot, and that they, are yet
free to vote against the /" Roast Rat-
party. We should not be surprised
If the Fifteenth, Amendments 2 too,
voted Voted against the pig-tails,w7W Wayne
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

ALARM ARM IN THE RADICAL CANA
Columbus special dated the 2sth ult.,
says; Some of the Radical managers
here say they have discovered a Re-
publican conspiracy aimed at the life
OF the party. They, allege that Col
umbus lDIelano, through his chief lieu
tenants, B. r. Cowan and Joe w.
Dwyer, and the lesser lights of the
Internal Revenue army: of Ohio, is
setting up things so as to make him
self the next United States Senator in
place Dof John Sherman. They say ,y
his first move win be. to turn ont the
present State Executive Committee
here, and the appointment Of
such aleommitfee as will help him.
There is1great alarm among the faith
full in this city fon account of the al.
legged. conspiracy. a7hi si3t 20
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
: Newspaper War.

Quite . bitter war has sprune mn
between the OHIO Statesaadsa, and the
Wayne Comfy Democrat, growing
out Of the refusal of the latter to pub
lish the prospectus of the central Or
gan and gfYeit a 9"puffa in lconsid-
Grafton for an exchange. The States
man recently alluded to the editor of
the Demoeeat IN the following coarse
and lowlfdlig blaekguard style: 8
Little EsHELsfAN, over in WAYNE
county, is doing his level best, which
Is nota vast sum of course, to iniure
the STATESMAN, He is a very indus
trious liar, but his influence don't
equal his smalignity by long shot,
The best way for this genius Of stu!
pidlty and assiniRity to,damage any
Institution is to connect himself with
1t. He's, certain death--sure as rifle
whisky. The Statesman had hard
work work surviving his egotism
and Incompetence, and especially his
lncurable, proclivity TO tie himself to
the coat tails of any, politician who
would fee him. In fact only did If nv
dismissing him from its service. His
ntaloidisabilities are incHrable-
Congress couldn't remove them by
two-third vote. 1t would require a,
special act of Providence.
The Statesman, may be a very ex-
cellent paper for aught we know; it
ought to be as the central organ of the
Democracy but we don't believe it
can subserye the cause of the party or
add aught to its own reputation for
decency or trnthfulness by the use of
such vile blackguardism as the above.
We have known the Editor of the
Democrat for nearly quarter Of a
century, during which he has been
connected with the newspaper bust
ness, and we know he has been hard
working, faithful champion of the
Democratic cause, and has done the
party and the country some service in
that capacity, and the attempt to des-
troy his well-earned reputation by
such unwarranted attacks will most
certainly fall though made by the
great central organ of the party, e.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

EGAE. .N0TICE.-Isaac Ii. Sheldon Plain.
~ f9. against Lewis n. Brown, De6endant-
In In me Court q COMMON Pleas of Portage Geun-
the city of Washington, d. c. You are hereby
n6tlhed that on the 21st day of june, 4 ID. is71
u lSass sEs Hsael Iedeip lethion aga1st yoi
mpn Pleas. of Portage County, Ohio, in which
rIaintln has set forth as his cause of action
butter pals shipped to said defendant' to he NV
Of. less colialisz ziot az a7e peHdsSt tdSse paid
mem. ss sS aS sa
hefer paid to plaintiff of $787,66 and interest
sPa ssns tiSg asy If aAPE5 l
fssnid Court his affidavit in attachment setting
0Esn among anS Sshsr thi9E e that ssid eenat
had property therein which ought to I'd silhi ieci,
@ y %naser er said
of said county, and the order execdted by him.
s ascdh1g the essate belonging
oSo Beng Ios u SSb 3 Tsn ana
pans subdivision of acre lot No. 81 aud part
fSacre lot No. q in the south division of lots
Sansy Us e scSras S S0Sk q sar sar
Ssys, Ne. l, page So. Also, one other piece of
81 M 5ohn 81 Tappan,s sui! b!divfsidn Of s here
lot No. "a ,-an part of lot Nd a9I 6s me Same i
'tiateed, numbered and recorded IN PORTAGE
Ee4nty Records, Book of Surveys, No. 1, page
S3'i Which is bounded as follows: North, west
south lot lines lot No 81 and ron7
the east by line parallel with said west line
;Hnsf l6H feet distant theretiOm being a strip
one rod wide from the west side of lot No. 25.-
Aiso, 9i,e other piece eflSnd known as being d
part oGto No 81 as the same is laid out and re-
eoftedt in John Co. Tappan,s subdivision 6f s
acrs lot Noesi, and partof lot No. "a feoofiesa1
in Portage County Records of Surveys, itV0ls q
page -, being strip s5 feet wide taken from
the north side of SAID let Nc. g, and Is bounded
OF said lot, thence to the northeast corner there
OF thence south on lot line s5 feet thence west
on line parallel with the north line of said 10
to the west line of said lot thence on lot line %
feet 10 the place of beginning.
said cause will be ,f9r trial AZ the October
CURED TO make answer 10 said petition or be- |
l0re the 18th day Of September, or the same will |
be taken rs tru6, md juugment dered aoeoTtl3
imply ISAAC II. SHEhDON, PHI,
,Yp-1w. By Ranney 4 Hatfield, his Att'ys.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

PEaBINA dates of the 10th um. say
reliable Information has been receiv-
ed thatthe' 'BlaclSfoot Indians have Ia
ken Fort aCarroilton, a Hudson Bay
post on the South Saskatchewan.-
Commander Mcdonald is among the
killed. Forts Bell and Edmonton
were also attacked. .,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

THE declination Of Gen. Schenck for
Congress in the Third District, the
refusal OF Mr.. Stevenson to be can
didate in the Second, and the blow
up in the Republican Convention in
the Sixth District, over the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Smith, the National bank
er, for Congress, all indicate that a
great political revolution this fall is
in progress. While discord, division
and bad feeling reign in the camp of
the enemy, the Democracy are jubi-
liant and confident.--Enguirer., ''..3z.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

FOURTEENTH DIsTRIcT.LThe DEM
ocracy of the 18th Congressional Dis
tfict held their Convention at A sllland
on Thursday last, and ON the eleventh
ballot,nominated LymanllR! Critch1
field, of Wayne county; las theirocanl
didate for Congress. yH3d5Juioa osIe =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

The Republicans of Harrison conn
ty, and also iGnFnsey county, and the
Democrats of Monroe county, as well
as bothparties in other counties, have
decided to'nonninate and eject candf-
dates for County Auditors this fall
under the apprehension that the law
of lastWinteri extending the present
term Of the present incunbents Of
that Office, may be pronounced un-
constitutional by the Courts. hi1a IL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
MARRIED.

WtLLEYTHO0D.-At the residence of the
b BRIDES father, Aug I'd, by Rev. G. S. Davis,
r. to Miss Lizzie J. Hood, all Of Rayenna.
BeF The printers were kindly remembered on
the oecasion with liberal supply of delicious
wedding cake, for which the happy, pair have
our tn anks, with the hope that their. brightest
dreams Of te future may be fully reaizsd ifir II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

The Chassepot' is to be pitted
against the needIe-gun in the present
European war. The former has not
as yet demonstrated its destructive
Qualities in actual service, though it
is claimed for it that it will fire sir
times PEI. minute. OF the effective
ness Of the needie-gnn, however, sa-
dowa bears witness. In this battle.
the Apstrians lost 10000 in killed,
wounded etc, while the Prussians
(the needie-gnnners) lost only from
5000 to 10, 0,0ool Ao7
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
EfiG JOY u 1T J u : FlII q II 10
The Chinese Massacre. -

! =
tliIt turns out that the general masssr
ere of all foreigners by the Chineseatr
Pekin, the Capital. was not dexagger-
ated, but, ON the contrary the facts
in horror exceed the first, reports,
These are the people who, TINS .resk1,
ing with innocent. blood, whes allow
no foreigners to reside in their, own
country, that the Republican press,
proposes, to welcome here, and to be-
stow upon them the rank of American
citizens They will not allow an
American 9plttfo 70 live in China Ibnt for.
sooth, we must have them blythe mill
!, lion here, at the risk of our people
being butehered5 when in, certain
States or districts, the. Asiatie, barr,
barians may be in the majority. We
should think. that this massacre would
cause the heads. of the advocates Of
these Chinese in the United States to J
hang with shame and confusion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

STEEL for ploughs and other ma
chimes for the farm now pays duty
in currency of over 800 per cent In
1860 under the Democratic al aIoreDa
tariff it paid tariff of II per cent
This is Radical Legislation for the
farmer. shiE ia'ae Ej.t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
Democratic State Ticket.
County Democratic Convention

The Democratic electors of Portage county
are requested to meet in Delegate CONVENTION at
Citizens Hall. Ravenna. at 10 O'Clock,
~ Saturday, August FL, 1870,
to put in nomination candidates for the follow
ing Offices. to be supported by the Democrats Of
Portage at the annual election TO be held octo-
ber IL, 1870. viz:
One Sheriff;
One Recorder; -s>f - - f--
One Commissioner; -
One Infirmary Director and
One Coroner '4a r
The basis of Representations will be one dele
gate for eyeryodg votes cast for Hon. George
II. Pendleton in 1859, and one additional dele
gate for the fraction over votes
The several townships and election precincts
will be entitled to the following number of del
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

1t Is hereby recommended that the Primary
Meetings to choose delegates to the County Con-
yentioP be held on Frilay evening, August 25th.
BY oIder Of the Democratic Central Commit
tee, S. d. NORTON, Chairman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

THEF TEST 81 OAsffn.-Xr5 case gAIa}biicbb Iwabiiecbb
shows tie absardifty and II FOLLY of the e
law REQUIRING naval and west Po,iinri 81
cadets to take the iron IL i3i Clad oath, has
been decided by tie SECRETARY 1of THE
sNaFy.hit Ady6htH . hafife5da Baldwin
+ A}4Iexanaei99 from Pdiaski County. dh nityy Wiz!
ginia,- Was; appoifltedial cadet ati the
.EayaPd Academy, by the Hon. bMr
Gibson, of thS iEfghth District District Of VII! [!
ginia. -AIe8andei-, Whois not yet yedt3saes sew :
eenteend Years of age, underwent. 4 4
thorough examination, and passeesdd at at
every vpointIl He emade d favorable
Impression upon the iBoardQof Exaifi-
liners, asweit as'the Secretary Of the
Navy and his appointment was con-
firmeda ButwhenHthe irofia clad. or
tees test oath,gMasi putIto nhifa, lfe declined
to takeeitj asserting that, lalthodgh he
was amere child at the cofHneIfeeu
lfient sofii'thsls&ary and but twelve
years of agea'at it's close, YET his assoc
ions9suifoundings, &C., had cre;it-l
ed q syfnpathylinihis mind and heart
for those around him. and toil swear
That ll he'hadl not sympathized with or
,c'o9ntehaneed thesrebellioh, would be
base perjury, and he could not do So!
His hopestYo and iqsnder elected, en-
comiuiHs from the naval authorities
and Senator yohnsons of Virginia,
TOOK the mattsEo ipo hand, and tried. to-
nave laS the yeuth admitted bgfhis taking
the prePeFb Consta atntienat coatll.l The
1aW ilNs on the subject however, seems to
be b ! oiImIReratiYe, and Hhe Secretary of
the NaEyI informed1 Senator Johnson
that Ale1and could mot beadmittedi
TO the Academy las a cadet sunless he
slnbscrib3Ha subs ib3fHla tos the iron clad eath.9sA
IRpEi Of Hess principle oaBd n honor.
would have taken q the oath without
question, The lawois q bid, for perju-
ry, and should, should, ben repealed. at is
stated that that Senator I'd johnson will ask
f9Ea special act inithis case.iI91 tpltfu1
1sc4faorrt, 1SD cta cohE0jPrIoS.4..fhe e I.a5 ..fih
Shameful oincapaccfty5 II 9thee3RRd5 the Radical iieal
leaders ana their Sihisniahaeemmseiiiiti of
affaiis are strongly 3eaxt 3eaxtemplified III / fbe
case of the iiiavy! '1ti was admitted bv
Mr. u hfhony,s the hspublicca1nf SentsaI
tor from RHODE Island, "thatiitt was
ina WORSE cUhdltionnow than twas II 'wyRas
at the Breaking out of the }feIellion,
ahd thatifh Case OF war. ii Would be-
utterly Inadequate to meet the neeesgl! Is, 81!
stiles OF the oGcasioii.'' Senator WIN
son, of Massachusetts, Thought afho
hundreds Of millions Of dofiafs stIent |
djLpqEripg Tie war had been next toll
Ihhpr;9wn Ihhpr;9wn aWay!no Isi'a .party whose
leaders y rlf make, such htmfliatihgyi, but
rue, confessions, at to direct The ,asg-g j
.inies Of fthe cbuhtryel4h adt gi9di 10. 4
a., 4 4 8.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

Mattress, has tar9ed gastiealaf attention TO the
lmahufactnre of this style of bed, knowing it to
J be far superior to any other smades He Wih
make two spring mattresses out of one common
mattress il the hair is good He will exchange
any kind of G0ods for feathers If not too mIclr
worn. He makes new Lounges and repairs old
ones if the frame is good, on new and improy-
ed principle. In additionrto all these things he
can put up the most fashionable and substantial
article of Parf0r and Chamber Suits of Furni-
tufe, for style and finish cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities He makes an Inva-
lid SSring Mattress designed for rheumatic
persons broken limbs feeble Institutions and
all chrsnic complaints. affording comfort and
ease to the patient in all sltions and under all
circumstances. He makes pillows Of pure eurle6
pair, which is great luxury, producing sound
sleeping with pleasant dreams, and aiding the
brain in creating new and correct ideas on
all subJeqts- sfemakes HuSk. Sea Grass Excel
sior and Spanish Moss Mattresses. and II pre-
ferred win llpe them on oie Side with cotton or
aeEFlel diaif making good winter as we'll as n
sqnmer edlinone caseiHEs Heis agent for the
sac of the Etcelsi6r aSfrAng Mattress, it is
made Of Englishs Hoop hon and steel springs
They ara thes>be thing ever invented for ALI
purposes! as any kind OF d bed can be used on
them, and made TO 1T any kind of a beistead.-
he uses no inferiorc goods in his niahufaetofy
and employs none but frst-classl mechanics
therefore he is able to warrant all of his work.
All persons wanting UnheiStered Goods or work
done, will please call at his rooms at the sign OF
HeadQuarterS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

NJ ID RI&l81EE has for sale the
M d. right of making the Wells
Folding Hair Spring Mattress of few of the
best coAnttesti M this State at low prices. Per-
sons offudhstrfous hkBitSJcan do ssell by invest:
ing. Instructions given free OF charge He is
the sole agent for the sale of territory
Z Ravenna. April IAZ1ST0 T1-ff N \ Z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
! oAaNVofa aJFith tIie Rark a. :

iHoo 0A7Wofd with the Bark On loh
lEsiiWeglory in the conrage and fnanifI
ness of the Laboref's All ioRefa the
EEeeoqntrysiwho are rising aiplihh opposi.
ttien to the Negro -Chisesei Republican
fPartyg and demanding that they shall
|be protected from the imenbpelists of
this country, and4dhe abarbafians of
Asia Here isli aniextact sol one of
their Resolutions passed at oGincin-.
matt recently rBeadit;sifog 8d ram II
20 Unless the GeYernment shall soon,
commence the work of redressing the
WRONGS of labor if viii prove to have
been unworthy Of the first }drops of
that river 1efl blood which five hum
dred thousand dwo woEkingmen poured
ont in defense of the, oldrfiag,e 70
take our Blood, to, take our lands, to
tax us SO ENORMOUSLY to pay the costs
hof the sWain0whieh the snfonopolists
produced, and thepbt import Ghiha=
men to Work, inI orr, stead and edriEe,
our families into distress, constitute
such AN accumulate ton of wfonlgs, "a as
3 W0ulb justify revolution had we not
tho ballotaforredress of grieyancesssdf