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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of Laxative

- - - - - - - - s@.-
cine is SO universally
required by every
body rs q catbartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
eveiy country aud
among all elnSsas, rs
this mild bnt eiiicicnt
purgatiye PdT. Tho
obyiotts reason Is,
that it-iann more rclia-
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suSpAr RrAprsa q ron Yosxe MEN

SUNDAY READIN G. FoR YoaNG " EN-,
lti6asieq Yliat are those sweet
scentes slttic caned oun3 mon, sitls
alsqis psstsa iat ssIddle usafoY2
b AnSwcr Good for the place they arc
generally used, to stand up around
clturcll doors; and street corners, aud
cape at those > lE9 are trying to go some
where, % To- do or be something Every
tiae | see one Of these soft .stteuipss at
humanity a feel an almost irresistible
desire 10 clap a ban box down over the
tender thing, and set It out of the reach
Of frost, 70 harden Hit sem again.
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sfIhE INc gJIsA NUE.

THE TsIGMss0ED
BANKING AND INSURANCE (
CO ANY,
Office 1902 liait and 12M .Ss'ecis,
S. RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN: B. DAVIS. fl,rcsiaent.
JOHN f. q. POTTS, Sectltary. -ss
s MANN 8. soCARIEs, Cashier.
4. Is: STAltkE, General Agent.
Having this dny,Voct. l7ib, 1907 re,
cciyed the arpoirtn,cntsoi' a GENT ator Uis
sangeburg Of the above INSURANCE COM.
l'ANf. All, prepared 10 take RlSkssoi
Stores, Stocks; OF Merelan,lizc and Dwell
in9s af rea SouabIe rates.
KS JOHN 4. HlsAItTEoS, ~;
Agent for The Richmond Ranking
~ and Insurance Cvnipauy.
sti Southern, Life Insurance Ganspnny.
Msrke;-S,., Orangebtng, S. c.
oct y fy :
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1FI7IiE EXpEcTaRANrli is com posed cxel,,-
IL sively es Herbal aud Mucilaginous pro
ducts. which
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Kcep Il on Mnn1!
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pRorIIITTs pAIN KII.I. IT.

Tkis is The celebrated mesiirins ikSi xsa
Ferry Davis, Pain Killer ort OF the nnrksk
'whereycrit was sold. Davis made PFohA5ss
change the name FROM Pain Killer te Paia
ktli it Fnr Rlieimtatisin, NenraIgia. ~
pain Of any. Kind it hasHoseqnaI For giFgss.
thing ycu can stse as 4 dressing FSr enskS
Sites or S,ings OF Poisonous Insects, ii ,isa
perftct Aatidoie- Il is go5d f0r Cole. CSias.
Coughs or Aowel Complaint. III rsst9
indicates It's nature fully. Ii is truly Iasra
70 pain Manufactured and sels by ElzEs-
fIEhE & Co., Atlanta. Ga, and for sala hg
sll druggists.
DooLy CorSrr. o., April. 1851. Thisfs
its certify that was confined 10 the hsnas.
and most OF The tire TO NY bed. and ansssr-
ing the greatest agony imeeinhiIa With
rheumatism, Y Tor five mouths, and after try-
ing every availahls remedy, With no roliSf.
was cured wit two. bottles OF Drs q n,
erophitt's Amodyne Pain KILT each sshar
ing fifty cents ouly Il relieved nc slsasst
instantly. therefore recommend IL in TIE
highest degree to others suffering fron sfaa-
lar disease. i can say that Il is one ef Tho
finest family Iae'ticines now out, certain. 8
Yours trnly, Ma, P0REIlASD.
DooLY CopNTr, GA, Oct. q, 1867 IN.
Io. ). PHorHIfF. have, during The lsst
eighieen months, Used your Paiu Kin ID. ana,
'Vunsiuer ~ unequGicu by nnytlitnH Tor DsiE
ia the head, breast, back or side. and for
collie nothing gives relief half SO quick AZ
your Anodyiio i,iiih Kin. Ii is doing n,nsh
good in the conmnnity in osher families as
my own. Yours, &C.. b. Il. F0llEllAND.
N.wToS FAcrdrY. ca. Sov. /. 1861. Dr..
frorhitt; Lass sHlnm ci MY liofss spfA5iisa
his lncc severely, causing tho Whole leg te.
swell 90 about twica II natural aiss. ssd
rendering him almost helpless.; f,sn anptlsn.-
tions ofye,sr Anodyac Pain Xiii Ii thvfonxk-
yenrclit. JOHN u. DANfs
GaslsTEEs4eATIs. 81
STATE or tiEOitGla, ,--ft s.Tas i,6s. :
krow AL nicn rs ilicsc lssesSnte. That save.
| this day, for va,usreenixed. sold and lrss,s-
| ferred TO BIadticld 4 Co, sale Felss fstlss 10
nanufaclurc and sch my Family aIeslssinss.,
and have furnished theEt with The frll re-
cipee, and have aEthefizs,l the "a Ia Brad
| ned Co., 10 printsef iaye pfiniel amp
thing they may see 4Fepcf cossceehisss any
and all OF above naFsed Medicines This
| 10th day OF june, 1870
ftssi@asss q ; ssssss.sf.asts. q i. ..s.s g.
Ia presencc OF Tholasa F. Jones, Robert
t'FawfOtsl, Notary p1bIics@ g.. y.
! alapatfaeiareao on,t for sale hss BRADRfEfU
! X co. BROAD street, Aslantay Ca, and foS
I sale hy oil dfHgrfsts. -
A.. ~-------
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TO CoNsUMPTINES

II is ai,is6ie. as it iirinrt:ia, ely relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassiIlg cough
which attends that disease
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fectnal rcmedy than any other. Those who haze
tried 10, know that 1t cured them; those who havo
and ali know tint wiiat il tfoes once it does nj
Ways that itneyer fails through any fault orneg
Sosonds pon
of the following complaints, but such cures are
known IN, every neighborhoo land we need not
publish them. Adapted TO all ages and conditions
in all cmatcs; containing neither calonel nor any
deletcrious drug, they msy be taken with safety
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant TO take while
being pnrely vegetable no harm can arise from
their uSe III any quantity. e s,ssa
They operate by their powerful influence ON Tho
mteIl;ii vlsceril to purify the blood and stimulate
cfthc stomach, bowels, liver and other organs of
nubodyi restoring their irregular action TO health,
and by correcting whercver they exist, such de.
Minute directions are given in the wrnpper on
the box for the following complaints which these
For HIysIscrsir or B,s,siEasfInra, ListIeaa.
ness, Gnngnor and Loss OF = ppetite, they
should be taken moderately To stimulate tho stoni
ach, and restore It's healthy tone and aetion.
For liver CoE,Aplnirat and its varioiis synp-
achr, 9aundicc or Green sickncas, RiI.
tOus Cosic aud Bilious EcYeS-s. they should
GS nfS ae sS @ Sr saSa es to soTreSt the
cause II.
For. Dysentery or Hs,arrraea, but one
mild dose Is generally required
pitation OF the EaearG, Rsaiti in tTle
uously taken, ne required 10 change tho diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear. ~
For HsroEssy and Dr0psical SyyeIIIngs
they should be taken in large aad frequent doses
TO prodIce tho effect OF q drastic purge.
For kupprcaaion y largo dose shouId be
taken rs it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy. =
AS n Dinner PIN. take one or two Pisfs 10
promote digestion ane relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigorates tho system Hence II Is often nd
vamthgeous where no serious arrangement exists.
tlcsc OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
Ter, from their cleansing and renovatlng effect on
the digcstiye apparatus.
DR.. u. @. dKER 1e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS. II. a. a ..s
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needed to such a pledge. There has
been no lack of water here, for tenn
perance aud other purposes for several
days last week, but rather too much
for travelling purposes; the high wa
ter preventing all approach to the
city from the South, but the water has
now subsidized and business is as brisk
and lively as usual.
The Union Literary Society at the
Center still fiourishes and gives at
traetive entertainments. In district
No. l, similar Society has been or
ganized and is now in successful ope-
The weather, which has been some
what variable and uncertain, during
the past few months, has finally be-
come settled-we now can depend up
on several changes in every twenty
four hours and govern ourselves ac-
EcordiHgiy.sss "VERITAs,"
MANTUA, Jan. oath 1870.
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coRaRsEsPExo Ns.pEENSeeE.l !.

Mr.. HARRIs-Sir: 1 will inform
you of 4 confidence game which you
may insert in the Press, for the pro-
lection of others:
huSome timez this last fall, perhaps
about the first of November, man
came to iSnfield, giving his name as
johnson, and represented himself to
tbesa cfoek-maker, and set up his busi-
ness at the Center on, q small SEALS
He fixed several clocks and watches,
and done it 10 satisfaction. After
wards he got several watchesto mend,
he hung on to those for good while,
telling the owners that he needed some
tools, which he had not yet, but would
get them soon. In the meantime he
went to work on . patent churn.-
Some three weeks ago he stated that
he needed some materials for wheels
to his churn, and that he must go to
Akron to get them. He then bor-
rowed an oyereoat and a pair of over
shoes from a young man, and went
with neighbor to Akron; and also
took Jan the watches that were left
with him for mending, Except two
that Ysre pot worth nuch.) When
he came to Akron, he informed his
neighbor that he could not get his ma
terialslwhicr he needed for his churn,
and consequently would have to re-
main at Akron day or two until he
could have them made, He. did not
make his appearance at Suffeld for a
week afterwards, then those who had
entrusted their watches with him be-
gan to get alarmed. They then went
to Akron to- loaksfor their man, but
to their surprise, he could no where
be found, and has not been found to
this day. According to the mans
talk, he must have been nearly over
theaWhoIe oftlie UhitedA States, for he
appeared to be acquainted almost ev-
erywhere. He is apparently about %
years of age, about five feet, eight or
Pniiie inches high, sandy hair, light
complexion, and as am informed, has
good many scars on his person, ap-
parently from cuts and blows. If
this man should make his appearance
in some other locality, look out for
him. W. P.
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PHENIx FIRE CoMPANY.-In years
past we have heard much complaint
on the part 6fSa portion Of our citi-
zens, at the want of efficiency of our
'Ffl;e Company. These complaints
have been generally groundless.g In
many instances the fault if any there
has been, has grown out of the fact
that the efforts of the sfiremen to keep
up a thorough and efficient organiza-
tion has not received that encourage
mcnt and aid from the public which
was demanded for that purpose. The
membersa of the company are mostly
young men Of limited means, lneohan-
|icsi dependant upon their daily toll
for their support aud yet they have
been expected to draw from their own
earnings. /! a portion, at least, ofthe
means to equip themselves as men,
bers of thes company, and resort to
fairs and balls to repIenish the Treas
ury Of the Company, to purchase
those things absolutely essential to
itheir 1rse, and theneifo devote their
time to the service without compen-
sation.o The company demon nstrated
for the fifth OF sixth time at the fire
on Friday morning, that it is valua.
Ijble and indispensable institution ofoul
village, and has claims not only to the
| respect and confidence, but otthe Ell.
couragement and support pf oEr citi.
zens. The amount gof property saved
from destruction at the late fire wa;
worthy more a dozen times told thar
FIT has ever cost our people TO- keep VI
tb;s comnouNEi ~ .isssi J H5u1G
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,sARuNAwAY.-Last A Tuesday, gen.
tleman from Cleveland, by the name
of George Arter, drove up to Ex-
change Hotel with span Of spirited
blacks attached to q buggy, and jump
ing out of his carriage rang the bell
for the ghostler' when the team, took
fright and ran at a furious rate. They
made for the sidewalk, at the First
National Bank, which they Kept till
they brought up standing" against
astree in5front of the residence of Col.
Frazer, when they became detached
from the carriage and ran down to
the c. & P. depot where they were
-secuEedr The carriage was badly
smashed up end the horses somewhat
bruised, beyond which there. was no
damage. ',g5 ss5aI .so7g7 7lI'
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AMONG those who are entitled to
the Especial thanks Of our citizens for
their efficient services at the fire on
Friday morning, are the employees of
the Diamond Glass Works. They
were in the midst of "blow," and
among the first to discover the fire
and dropping their tools, were on
hand to render their valuable services
in extinguishing the devouring flames.
Several other gentleman, s5Fho have
been but a short time residents
among us, and who have no great
property interests at stake in our town
are deserving of the regard and con-
sideration of our eitizenss We would
be glad to give the names of all such,
but in many instances have been una
Bile to obtain 3hem.L - =
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a .flfIc7S IN % 5
MANTUA.
TooRREspoNDENeE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
For the past two or three weeks
this quiet old town 81 has furnished
scarcely an item worthy of notice. s.r,
| IgAt the, comm encemeaits of 'fhe New
Year, some two or three coupleaaof
young people were made superlative-
ly. happy, byoputting their Infatuated
necks into the matrimonial moose and
several more are now carelessly ex-
posing themselves to a similar fate. r..
Although the townASas fairly beat
en- by a, aheighbofing town in uOID
Folks, Of three score and. ten, i it is,
said, though it may appear unreason-
able, that hatmorespretty girls, and more
old maids. can be found in this town,
than can beenumerated in any other
town Of ikepopulation-s, OF the latter
class nearly twenty are considered to
be hopeless cases, while several Of the
aforesaid pretty girls already exhibit
characteristic.tender and inclina-
tiensin TINT ldireqtianp ybts EleFe's hope
for all, fc5ft Willie Tic lamp holds. out
4esI SER SE0d a2s'9 aS
Some one at the Station or therea-E.
bouts, still continues TO deal out
liquid damnation, under various as
sumed names, but always with the
same results-vFffz4:f taking an enemy
into the mouth sto steal away the
brains. Once, when the brains were
out the manwodHf Sdiey'bht now, one
man at the St9ti91 without brains, re-
quires half dozen TO hold him and
keep him from LInisehiefiIA few days
ago three or four rowdies, while un-
derSpirit iHfuepce. nude aH assault
upon the Depot and Telegraph Office,
smashing windows, and kicking up
row generallyoaThey were arrested
and taken before Esq, Farr, who made
them recognize the majesty of the Law
by giving bonds for their appearance
some fine day at the Court House in
RaSenna. III order, toncoRnte toSa Rr teract the
aforesaid spirit Influence Ind mani
fest the public sentiment of the town
in favor of temperance and good, Or
der the Messrs. Fo1gef, have placed a
Temperance Pledge ina conspicuous
position in the Post Office and solicit
the signature of all sober and respect
able people therepntp,. ALREADY the
7 =
list of names is o very long one, but
there is yet room for several more
persons fossigii whose names are much
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HIRAM.
1coRREsPoSDESCE.1


Prof. Benton of Alliance College
lectured in this place last Thursday
evening-Subject- g The nobility of
labor" We hear the lecture very
highly spoken of.
: Ffrof Hinsdale has Been giving a
course of historical lectures, to the
students, which have been nlexceedingly
interesting and profitable. The Prof.
excells as lecturer as well as teach
er.
6 The farmers in this vicinity are sus-
tanning considerable damage by rea-
son of their corn moulding in the crib.
The continued wet weather in the fall
was very unfaporable, for drying the
crop in the shock, and since the corn
was put into the crib, the weather has
been ne better. A large quantity of
corn yet lEc1nains in 1.-The field, and
farmers are in no hurry about husk-
ing it., as it is. believed itG win keep
better in the shock than in the crib.
N A-1I1 EsDrz or caT1,baos
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selIing Out at Cost,

Z
Brainerd Mason are selling out their Eastern
stock of Groceries at Cost, for Cash. We are
selling Plug Tobacco worth 81, 90 for soc per ID
Fine cut chewing for $1,0o worth 81 80. Two
dollar Tea for 81 ,s5. SaAeratus 10c per pound.
Best Rio Coffee 25c per pound. Soap that retails
for 15c per pound only 1ic Best N. o. Molasses
$1OO per gallon. Choice Silver Drips for 81 30
that retails for 81 80 per gallon. Choice Golden
.Drips for is. Please give us call, and we
syill try and suit you all. s.lr
we have one of Fairbanks beat Scales, weighs
ino 1000 lbs one Counter Scales, Trucks, Show
Cases Desk &c, which will be sold ut q bar
gain. ,,,ge,nd
All persons indebted to the frni. will please
,ca1i and SCRIP immediately. A. G. Mason will
keep ON hand at all times the best Brands OF
Flour, whicR will be sold at prices that defy
competition, aud respectfully solicits the pat
ronare of our old customers in the Flour De-
Dartment. BRALNEhD O. MASoN'
Ravenna. Jan. 27, 1870, 74-a eas24
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. .oNEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

Two hundred and fifty emigrants
passed through Cleveland last week.
IA CATHe4Ic FAIR, in Youngstown,
week before last netted some $500.
The Probate Judge of Colum umbiana
county, issued 297 marriage. licenses
during last year. .l,x i3s'.aa s.ni. Gi' H. II" to
The Postmaster at Salem, cancelled
sSS,O2O worth of postage stamps last
year. IMaAE H0I 5.
ALLIANCE has had a religious revi-
val, about 50 converts, uniting with
the IPresbyterian Church. ~ :
Mn F. GRIFFIN, Of Messapotamia,
Erunbulho county, recently killed a
yearling pig, which weighed 675 lbs. :
On Saturday afternoon of last week
Michael McKeoh, of Newburgh, was
killed by d tree falling on him. :
AN aged German emigrant named
Kuhrt, died at the Al. s. g. W. r. r.
Depot lin Cleveland, on Wednesday
evening of last ;;week.,i1Gj 5lser = (
WJas - 90 g$ 1I.u sIDU i1.- -
The foreman of the Coshocton
Democrat; has. been presented with q
case Of MaFtzenmagen," if any
body 1 knows T3 i what that Is
|97s We learn from the Salem Journal
that new sign has been painted aud
placed in position in that town. En-
tefprising placaTk3 IO5
Mr.. JAMES B. KING, a soldier of the
war of 1872, died at Bazetts, Trum-
bull county, on Sunday, 18th inst; II
the 18th year Of his age,
ABOUT noon on Saturday last; the
carpenter shop Of VIM. E. Sprague, in
Youngstown, was totally destroyed
by fire. Loss about $500 ;Iinsured for
$500. u
Mr.. L. =. PEAsE, of Chardon, while
at work in his barn, few days since,
had the misfortune to meet with a
full, seriously fracthring his right
hand. -----
The threshing machine speculation
has "gone atipR iAnAHianee. At a
meeting of the stockholders it was
decided to throwl VI, the whole thing
and sell the building at public auc-
tlon. Jloo's saTsI o 5Gs gsEh
A MAN named James O'Connor,' liv-
ingini Yodpgstewn, stabbed ihis wife
on on \ Monday Mlopp evening asttweek, whilst
under the influence Of liquor. He
swas arrested, 1but subsequently re-
leased, The wound ia not dangerous.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-01-27

Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-A
number of ouricltizens have gone Wig
orously to work in the organizing of
Hook and Ladder Company. About
twenty-five names have been enrolled
as members of such an organization,
and a meeting was held at the Office
of Geo. T. Robinson, Esq, on Tuesday
evening for the purpose of organiza-
ton and election of officers, but owing
to the lateness of The notice the meet
ing adjourned to Thursday (this3 eye
ming.