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Nelson Colrerse's Advertisements.

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Ihave no time or space to relate long story.
nor do desire TO quote prices for the purpose Of
underseiling my neighbors, but below quote
few prices which shows goods must be bought
low IN order to be sold low and pay living
profit, and that is what all men must have to
succeed in business. lff .rEfHa
MY Dress Goods Departments
Is well supplied with nearly all grades and pri.
ces, fully in time for the approaching warn
weather. Gros Grain and Japanese Silks, Gren-
adines. Organdas. Percales, Poplins. Alpacas,
Striped and Plaid Mohairs, Serge Plaids, Cling
hams. &C. A full line of White Goods. cheap.
Good Lawns at 12Xc. A big stock white. buzz
and figured Piques, all prices. Good goods At
T'' . Per ef yard :" > Domestic Goods.
A full line. too-numerous to mention Don't
fail to look at my 10c Prints. Splendid a. Ano
bleached cotton at 125<c; fine brown do. at loc;
standard brown do ct 1a,ke. Good Batting Al
l2Kc per pound.
Tlsq 9at Linen Goods.
A great variety good Table Dam.sk At 4oc per
yard. Good Linen Towels at 81 per dox, So,
Gents Summer Wrappers.
Fine goods only 4Oc each
Shawls.
a Boou assoreinent falsleT ana all kindb very
cheap. s,alf7zo
Hosiery.
so dozen Ladies' Hose at 1Oc and 1axe. A
good assortment Of Childrens', Missss' anA
Gents. s,sfl5f.t
...;5e Skirts.
Handsome white and colored Skirts, cheap
A good 25c Spring Hoop Skirt at 50c.
.ts.f6-.i ~ Lace Curtains,
"A good assortment good goods at nc per
sg 500 Yard Spool Thread
At3c per spool. Don't forget to can for Il, IL u
small matter, but the way to make money 10 TO
save it when you can. ifot 81
saxony, Cluny, valenciennes and real Gin-
pure Laces:
Notions, an Extensive Stock.
Good elastic suspenders ata5c per pair.
.8U Carpet warps and Carpet Yarn.
A good pile and good goods at sac perib.
iaiai 4'3 Groceries.
A complete stock at low prices. Good brown
Sugar at 1Oc. Shall at all times keep q frssh
stock Of Teas at all prices. Remember my best
Young Hyson is only q so per ID.
A Large Stock
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery. Wan
Paper, &c, &C. Bring along your Butter, ERxs.
Rags, SC, and get value received at all times.
New Stock
Ladies, Collars and Cnffs. very cheap and hand
some. 4 largo stock Cents Paper Collars. sv.
cry box containing prize, also. chance to rct
a splendid Watch. Ladies. don't fail to look Al
the 500 Hoop Skirts, 25 springs, really worth a5o
A big stock Teas, ali fresh and good. Shah re-
ceive this week, choice Young Hysoa Tea Al
81 Is. Come and try it.
Remember the Place,
No. ]. Etna Block, green front, Headouartar.
for Farmers and all tho good people generally.
May IS. ISL, 4
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List of Advertisements.

Isaac Parker 8 -Garrettsville House.
C. III. Chapman-Rosetta Swartwout's Estate.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Isaac Parker & Son-Garettsyille House
Democratic Mass Meeting.
Tom Hibburd-Public Sale.
j. g. Smith & Co-Cheap Table.
Adam ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Circus.
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MoIsT.-During the past week we
have been favored with an abundance
of rain. The storm set in on Friday
evening and has continued with slight
;ntermission ever since. The ground
is thoroughly saturated, and much
good has beenedone to the corn and
potato crops, and to the pastures and
meadows which were suffering from
drought before the storm set in sga
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We desire our customers and the public gen
orally to understand that in GROCERIES, as
well as all other goods in our line of trade, we
are not to be undersold by any house in Portage
County. SMITH BROTHERS.
: Ravenna, Aug2 1s71. If & ~
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R A V E N n A
MONDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1871.
coME ONE. CONE AL.

and hear these able and distinguished
speakers discnss the political issues of
the day.
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Flax Seed delivered at the warehouse of C. d
Hudson. Ravenna, Ohio for which we will pay
the highest market price.
UDELL & SEYMOUR.
JuJv 0R III.
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Stark A. Bags. -5
100 Stark A. Bags at ii
!iEst.H & 3t14a SMITH BROTHERS.
July 26, 1871 152-tf
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PUBLIC SALE

AT THE
.NEW TOWE HALL, 81.
Edinburgh, -
On the day of Election, in October. 100 quarts
of Skunk's Oil, 140 Skunk's Skins-dried and
well salted. up Salt Creek, since the Sprinng
Election. TOM HIBBURD,
Auctioneer.
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Our entire stock of Teas at correspondingly
low prices, as well as all other Groceries.
aIfraIEs s J.. s, SMITH s. Co.
Great Bargains.
We are now offer1ng our entire stock of Sum-
r. mer Dress Goods at prices that will assure their
prompt sale. NAE j. s. SMITH s. co.
Customers 81
Are purchasing Cloths and Cassimeres from
our stock every day, at less prices than we can
buy them in the eastern markets.
j. s. SMITH co.
5000 yds Bleached and Brown Cotton,
Purchased before the recent advance, and for
5 sale at less than market rates, at
J. S. SMITH & cos.
CLOSING Out
Summer shawls at great reduction, at
j. s. SMITH s. cos.
Shawls.
Elegant Paisley Shawls, at
- j. s. SMITH cos.
Llama Lace.
Real Llama Lace Points, cheap at
Aa j. S. SMITH & co.'s.
Carpets.
ai A full stock of frst-class Carpets at reason
able prices, at
50 M a Us, SMITH g cos,
Groceries.
Our stock of Groceries is complete, and we Of
fer them at popular prices III
j. S. SMITH s. co.
July 10. ~
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the
u. s.

u. s. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged. at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, Of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate fer $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold. Silver, and premium funds
Of all kinds. -rf.s rs, fessG "a.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States. -
n Sight Drafts on England and ireland and
PASSAGE Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates. @
Revenue stamps-an sizes for sale. 49,
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed ON time deposits as may be
agreed upon
GEO RoBINsoE, President
Sept. 8. 1868, If. l58T9 EtfB tlFi4
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1000 Tons Of Flax Straw, delivered at our
mill, Ravenna, o., for which we will pay the
highest market price. ~
- Hsa4 UDELL & SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, July a6, 1871, 15a-tf. t'4"
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N ew Advertisements
GARRETTSVILLE HOUSE
Isaac Parker q Son. orr Prop,rs

10 UaC dFKeE q SOHs FTUPFs-
THE Proprietors having leased the above
Il house, respectfully informs their friends and
the public generally, that he has rejuvenated
the Garrettsville House, and is prepared to sup
ply the table with the best the market affords
at low prices, Persons, visiting Garrettsville
even for! q day, will find this House q home
Omnibusses leave this house for all dav and
night trains, 18TH
ID OSETTA SWARTWoUT,s ESTATE
III Notice is hereby given, that the subscl iber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
trater, on the estate of Rosetta Swartwout late
of Portage county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated at Brimfeld Portage county, Ohio this
26th.day of August, A. p. 1sti. N
15T-3w. - - c. H. CHAPMAN, Admir-
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can and EXAMINE,

Tho new S450 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance q Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ON 95-tf
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You can get any style of Pocket Knife for
Christmas gift at
BRAINERD's.
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m y Use the CrowH Hair Restorer,
For Badness Falling of the Hair, &C., sold by
E. p. BRAINERD & SON.
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Hair Restorer

Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, &C.. at BRAINERD'S.
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j. S. SMITH & CO.,
No. =, PHENLX BLOCK.
AUGUST, 1st, 1871

Ill f-f-y 1si AUGUST, 1st, 1871.
We now open the Fall Campaign by announc-
ing the following prices Other price lists viii
be added to this at the proper time;
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Great Western Gun Works,
RIFLES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE RARnrx-
q SHOT rfo GgNSs Is, REy DIV ERs, AMMUNI-
FILE BARRELS, LOCKS.
w MOUNTINGS, GUN
MATERIALS, 90.
Address j. II. Johnston,
Great Western Gun Works, lTo Smithfeld "a
Pittsburghs Pa N. b. Array CarbinSs Rb9sS
and Revolvers bought or traded for. its.sSS
Legal NOtice-Petition for Df-
vOrce.
arainst Court Of Common Pless
THE defendant, Charles Upham. will t.ks
4, nSsice that on the 18th day of june, A. D.,
petition FOR divorce, In the Court OF Common
Eisas ~ 81 Portage County. Ohio, charging the
eNd CnArles Uphan with three years Wilfnl ab.
sencs. And that the same win be heard at the
BIERCE 4 HuNN.
ael-sW. Attorneys for fiaintiR.
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Fine Cigars and Tobacco
ff- BRAINERD'S
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Lamps, wicis,
Burners, &C.. SC, at -
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MANTUA.

GARRErrsv1LIn, August asth, 1871,
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB
MEETINGS.

Unity Lodge, No. 1s, +, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month. D. c. GOODMAN, w. NJ.
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ReInernberi

Aug. II, 1871, 155-sw*-
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Tyrian Chapter, No. 81. h. A. N.
Meets the third wednesday of each month, in
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
20 -5sSfEk H. C. RANNEY, HIP
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CLEARED.

Steamship City Of London tBr), Tbbs Liverpool
o9 ssenssS,r, JOB y q Dale
W%Hs aTaRs Italy Sr Webster Liverpool via eu'en''0wn
Steamship Algeria Br,, LIE Messurier Lverpool-C
Steamship Rhein G) Meyer. Southampton
Steamship Lafayette tFr), Roussan, Havre-oeorse Mac
Steamship Ocean Queen Gray Aspinwall-Pachc Mail
Sssssm:S Blanchard Ga Havana via
Steamship Clyde Kennedy, Galveston via Key westc
c: Steamship g Geo Washington Gager New oreans-H
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, New oreans-C H Mallory
Steamship Crescent City, Crowel New OrcansFrederic
Steamship MAGNOLIA, Palmer. savannah-w Garrison.
Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, savannah-R
stssm;h1P James Adser, Lockwood oharlesonH
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
RichmondTw ashnston C Co. N0f0iA Wy ron' 'nd
Steamship Z Knight Johnson Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia Steam
Steamship Nerers 5earsc, Boson-n Dimock.
steamship Acushneb Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Bark Bark RGseyt sBrsh. OBJ, Ellis, Hull McAr.hu
Bark Willie Emma tNGJ Niedenwald, Dantzic-C Tobias
Bari Pssuysnne En- 1hsessd. HsyreBoyd Hnsken
Bark Victoria Perez, Lindsey, Wilmington, NC-I Ga
sr Fsutne winasor rs FH Whitney
Brig Hummna Bird (Br), Stephens, wndsor-Crandall,
Bertaux Co. '
Brig Century (Br), Morgan, Paspebiac, NIB Near.
thur. ~
sshr Daun (BrA Tyrer, Queenstown or Falmouth Geo
Buley.
sehr Hortensia Travis: Demsrara- Houghton.
Schr Rosalie, Cleave, harbor Island-J Eneas
Schr H LOCKWOOD Sharrett Jacksonviie-Van Brunt 4
Bro '
schr Luol. Murchison, Jones. Wilmington, nee Pow
ell. wv"
schr Ocean Wave, ZeiuG, Norfok-C E Staples Co.
Schr VIM Arthur, Hutchinson Baltimore WIN Chalmers
Schr MAILER, Crowley Caais-Jed FRYE Co.
schr Ella Z Trefethen Clark, Portland-Geo Lamb
Schr Warren, Smith, Gloucester-B " enberg
Schr Senator, Faulkner, Boston-H W jackson Go.
Schr Pointer. Baker, Providence H jackson 4 Co.
Schr M l. Ward Ward Bridgeport A Coddinshani.
soop President. Powers, New Aavcn-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadelphia,
Steamer Utley. DAVIS, Phiadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
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THE VOYAGE OF THE CITY OF RACrsA.

From the Manchester Examiner and Times, July al
Inc uny craft, the City OF Ragusa, registered tom
mage one ton seventeen hundredweght after hay.
Ing crossed the Atlantic In ihiry-sx days ana hay-
ing calamity braved the penis OF the most tempest.
nous weather. mas arrived in safety and anchored IN
queenstown harbOr. At FIVE O'Clock on ednesday
the 23d Of May, the City of Ragusa left New YorR
harDor Ior Liverpool. When the shores OF the En-.
pirc state had sunk IRON view, and open warers
lay around these adventurous navtgators, Cap
tam Prln0reZ turned his little vessel nOrthwards
regarding that as the best course 10 take nj THIS time
VI year, and FOR three days she went I'm excel
tent trim. Tier speed was extraordinary, and on
the thlrd day she made 100 miles. That was her
grcdtesi speed during any one day OF the voyage
put lreqGently Tor portions OF days sue ran seven
Knots an hOur, The average speed during the VOYAGE
being four and half knots an hour. Bad weather
SET IN on the Banks OF Newfoundland, and for ten
days series OF gales tossed them about in terrific
sea, The gaze subsding, the Captain was able to
SET MS vesseTs mead TO the eastward. icebergs were
frequently seen In that Latitude at that time and
snarp lookout mad TO be Kept The Ice was avoided
and me ship continued her course. The weather
remained exceedingly heavy ana there were rare
perois Of calm. succession OF heavy gales came
on, and, as IL was impossible to take observations
.ne course was taken by dead reckoning through
put FROM the beginning to the end OF The
LSssaVe the captain saw the sun rise and
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 49, ls7l7rRIPLE SHEET.

sev omy once, ana curing the remaining days
the weather was too THICK TO permit him to make
observations. During all The trials Heyter tthe
"crew') behaved In most patient and manly spirit,
never complaining, end the bravery OF the two men
seemed to be emulaved by the extraordinary endur-
ance or q splendid brndled.bu terrier, which bore
all the suffering or the long journey with as much
ioritude as his Fellow voyagers. on Thursday last
the vessel sailed 100 miles, on Sunday last she was
Off the Fastnet, and then as Primorez and his
Grew" felt themselves IN comparative safety they
While following piece of beef moose was slipped
around his TAIL and he was pulled on board. His
observed The speed with which the passage was
accomplished Is not the least extraordinary feature
in the voyage, for the little vessel actually beat
large ships, many OF them having taken thlrtyeight
days from New York 10 Queenstown. The little
vessel was expected to leave Cork for Liverpool yes
terday.
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TIE MURDER0Us KNIFE AGAIN,
A Man stabbed in n Drunken Brawl in the
Fourth Ward-He Dies from the Effect Of
The WOund-Arrcst Of the Murderer.

Man stabbed in Drunken BrawI in the
Fourth Ward-He Dies from the Eff cts Of
the Wound-Arrcst of the Murderer.
Patrick and John O'Bren, brothers, residing at
No IA Roo evelt street. were on one of their usual
Saturday night sprees last night ana during the
course OF 1t entered the liquor store of Daniel Doyle
No II Roosevelt street. While there they began a
quarrel, which became so serious that Doyle's bar
keeper ineriered TO eject them. He was assisted in
this by Charles Casey, aged twenty-three, an Irish
laborcr, employed liz the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and residing at No. so Market
street. and the entire party having struggled
out TO the sidewalk the barkeeper released his hold
and returned TO the saloon leaving Casey still scuf.
fling with the brothers Writing back and forth
with demon-nke terceness, The brothers, with
cases finally seemed to concentrate their mutual
hate upon one object-the fated, though innocent
Casey. John oBnen suddenly drew from ms sleeve
an odlashoned and much worn butcher knife
and without word OF warning to the
unfortunate 49, young man, plunged 1t al.
raj artery. With dreadful groan OF agony the now
Uylng man sank on the pavement, the blood squirting
knew NO cessation TIL 'lfc's fitful fever was over
In death The brothers Immediately fed Patrick
was secured at his residence q few moments after
while entering the tenement house $40 Greenwich
street, 10y Detective Thomas Finn. Fourth prccinct
ley arrVe5 az me OAK street station house shortly
thence 10 the Park Hospital and where tue brothers
O'Brlen are now confined
casey was taken 10 the hospital in an ambulance
sent for the purpose and died In three minutes
AFTER arrival His friends Will take charge OF the re-
mans tins morning. HIS brother on his arrival at
the station boase, was informed OF his broher's
death. aud seemed very much overcome by the sad
news.
siruck the bone IN ATS passage as It was bent almost
doDDe from ihe force OF the blow.
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SHOT AND DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED,

Yesterday afternoon S.unes Geraghty, aged twenty
iour, OF No. 30 King street, gas shot in the right
breast and dangerously wounded By the discharge
OF a pistol in the hands OF Max Stern, boOkkeeper
for ;'0Odknd Bros, al No 80 Water street, where
both the men are employed. Geraghty was taken
10 81, yinccDts Hospital ana Coroner Keenan was
notified ~ take his ante m0rtem statement stern
was arrested by ROuDdsman McGjom ana locked
up at the New street police station. lie claims that
Lie shO0ung was accideD!ai.
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Rhein, nremen Ocean Queen Aspinwa,i; sherman, Ha.
City and Geo Washington, New Orleans Magnolia, and
Catharine Whiting, Savannah Jas Adger Charleston Geo
Upton, and Wyanoke Richmond &c; knight George
town, DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia. .l,
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DARwIN OR No DARWIN.

DARWIN OR NO DARWIN.
We live, move we know How we got 70 this point il r.
Some Of us have learned the way whereby
our life health may secured Life s in near con-
with corruption its ally from inception to the
close Of all earth. In many struggle which shall have
mastery from cradle to the grave An eGectua as
ssan nature and Of life found and no mistakes are
possible II used when not needed 1t does no harm, and II
needed 1.-THE e) to throw OF the death
principle corruption. The remedy is needed when you
have continued pain, when any too
much little. For instance, If the bowels cosiivo
or darrhoea is present--,n either BRANDRETH's
PILLS will cure, without danger and without
doubt.
CHANGES OF WEATHER.
by sudden cold weather other the pores Of tho
skin brcome partially closed which should have
passed by the skin are forced back into the circulation pro-
dueing chness often fever, peculiar feeling
catching cold Now, in dose Of five
BRANDRETIis PILLS will at relieve the circula-
ton and restore the health curing severe cold in few
hours.
The life, the blood, being simply eecuay aided throw
of the principle disease this practice every day saves
thousands OF lives.
BRANDRETH's PILLS sold everywhere by druggists.
Principal oce Brandreth House, New York. and also n
Great Charlotte street. LIVERPOOL ENGLAND.
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FIRE IN NEWBURe.
YNrtGHkEEpPIE

PoUGHKEEPsIE, ~ Y, July Is, 1871.
The sky ~ brightly illuminated. Passengers on
aase express train say II Is from large fire raging
ai the PennsylvaDIas Coal Coc1panys dock at
kcwbnTn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts of different States. No publicity. ADVICE
free. Notary Public Commissioner every State
y. l. KING, Counsellor at aw, 36S Broadway.
A RTIFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
"A without plates clasps any exracons; Teeth built
upon stumps without PAIN with oreplasc DR.. SIGES-
MOND's, 90 East Ninth street. Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"a dnerent States desertion, &C., sufficient cause; no
publicity charge until divorce obtained: advice free
NJ. HOWE, Attorney lsO Broadway.
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Steamships Britannia and sidonian, Glasgow, Algeria,
CITY Of London and Iaiv, Lverpoo; Lafayette Havre
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EURE OF CANCER.

NURE OF CANCER
~ Dr. RAYNOR:-DEAR SIn-It affords much Plea
sure 10 place my testimonial In hands, believe to
your skilul treatment life ] was afflicted
with cancer for nearly three OF the most malignant
form. had employed the best medical talent available
and had been der the treatment of who make
cancer specially; but all purpose dreadful
disease resisted all remedies applied TIE last doctor
went told me that would live twenty -four hours
after the cancer eat through lung which seemed
about to DO as the spaces between the ribs
into to considerable depth. A strip from the centre
Of the chest extending up under the arm, about two
to three inches In width, well the was an open
cancerous The ulcer In the an
ordinary saucer In this condition, suffering the
tense pain, and without hope of relief
TO DR. Raynor Of 1876 Mulberry street. Newark weeks
ago Or. Rayror began treating and entirely
free from pain breast has filed up with
new fesh as well as the space the ribs, which
all good sound flesh earnestly recommend all suffer
ms have done 70 place themselves Dr. treat
ment at once " any are seepca shall be peased
them, and Will quickly remove their doubt.
CATHARINE ROBINSON u Blocker street,
Newark, N. j.
Come and see those under treatment and ge a s OF
the large number cured Patients treated home al the
ohice 1856 Mulberry street, Newark n. J.
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CORNs CURED FOR 30 CENTS EACh.-BUNIONs.
" Nails, joints &C, cured without pain. AnnIbIator
Broadw ay corner Fulton street.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Enterprise Cby p,o, ooa, David Mitchell, No 81
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Sun rises. zee. 4 AZ Moon rises. morn "a
Sun sets. ...... 729 High water. ...eve As
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

A case of Asiatic cholera is reported in New
York On the 18th inst.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the merchant prince Of
New York, has been very i'll, but is now con-
sdered out of danger.
The reported withdrawal of McCook from the
Ohio canvass is premature. He is very sick,
however as announced officially by the State
Central Committee.
The Union and An,ericaa has vigorous ar
ricle on the Mineral Home Railroad cor
Eruption. That's poor way to defend the Pub
lie Printing frauds.
The heaviest and most respectable capitalists
Of New York are actively moving TO force the
Tammany Ring to publish their accounts, al
ready delayed far beyond the time when they
were promised the public.
Horace Greeley will make an extended trip
through the North in September. He is en-
gagged to deliver several lectures at agricultural
fairs, but the busy tongues say his eyes are in
fact on the White House
The Nashville papers are so busy with ven
tilating radical corruption" in Pennsylvania
and Arkansas, and are so much occupied with
preparing to defend their libel suits, that they
have no time or heart to defend themselves of
the charge of defrauding the State of $4,000 in
public printing.