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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-31

NrEarr y HoTEToTKr.-A negro man.
=. ,.. lamn we could not learn, beat his
s....; - death on Thursday morning last, on
MI creek. near buchanan, in Botetourt
..n.y. Her offence IS said to have been
~. 4My-orcr intimacy with some negro
.n,a n the nrjghhorhood, and the heating
..>..j -y,vral hours. The inturiated demon
va, I'm ly >rm" persons in the vicinity
,....U1u- tn" >hrirking fugitive. who valnly
.r--.i Tor m"rcy: tut as it Was common
,...a,r.ayr. uoihiug was thought of it. She
.s,..... reached her cabin door, and fell.
.foc, 4r- the beating WAS continued after
ill.,. was rN';u.t i not known, but the MUIR
,.,r"r Wa the first 10 mako the event known
- III u,i-nhor>. lie was promptly ar
I,-r.I. ana but for the mined resist
....r"t h. cal;or> would have been hung
...... ,gly ~ an excited mob Of the peo-
H., yy#..tn and black. lie WAS lodged in
t.t q ,.ar">'ie, and viii &c tried for his
At fa. uoXc tenn Of the court.-Lynch-
'.... IL phi can.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, DC. r..
STEINWAY & SONS PIANOSfssEa
~ AND n IN
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS. -
SLEIGHT il HOWARD, Agents,
opposite the post office.
One STEINWAY PIANO for rent. .-...- =
A good secondhand PIANO for sale at q bar-
gain. my 3l-2t&
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Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK., May so.-Cotton firm; sales 3,7E4
bales at l7sc. Flour unchanged. Whlskey steady
at s23c.. Wheat l@2c better, closing weak win
ter red and amber western, 81 ssG0S1.69. Corn
frmer ; sales at 1U@7ac. Pork steady Gales 7ac.
BALTIMORE. May ao;-yirginia s's, old, SCI bid,
573 asked 'rs's, ID bid, II asked; 'b7's, II bid
coupons, new 6ss bid, II asked. North Carolina
e's. old, 47S bid, 4sS asked new, 2sA bid
Wheat-Fair to prime white, $1.55; prime to
choice red, s!:so@s2; fair to good, 81 sd@sl es !;
White southern, 7e@7sc.; yellow, 7sc. Oats dull.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-F1our dull; quotations
barely mentioned. Wheat dull; choice white 81. 90
@sLg2. Corn and provisions and whiskey steady.
CINc1NNATI, May, ao.-Tobacco is In good
demand at full prices; Tugs declined 10 S72s $3.50.
WILMINGTON. May so.-Spirits OF turpentine
trade quiet at s4ac. hosin quiet at ss.7s for No:
L $3.50 for extra pale Tnrpentine steady at % rs
tor yellow dip, and 1926 for Virginia. 81.
AUGUSTA, May so.-Cotton market firm, with
modera ate demand at 1870. for Liverpool and 1sic.
for New York sale, $50 bales; receipts. 10 bales
NEW ORLEANS May ao.-Sugar frrner fair,
103c.; prime, l1tc.; all others unchanged
Bank sterling, 23s. Sight, 23b premium. COLO,
=
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Attack ON a steamer ~ IpdisirA =. .

FoRr BENTON, MoNT.,. May 29.-,nree
steamboat Far. West, .Wb ich arrived N.Y. ~
this morning, was atacI led by Sioux AL
diaps ut Cow Island. N obody hurt.
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Salem Markets, May 80.

Salem Markets, May 80.
fReported for the Dispatch
Corn 75c. % bushe.
Rdy.-75c. - cyt.
OATS d5c. q bushel
Rye.-7oc. q bushel.
Whedt,-Good REQ, g. 25 q busheI.
Bdcon.-1060i2c. ground.
R1ftter.-koll, 2oc.
Horses.-Good farm, 8l.25; heavy draught and
SADDLE. $15o@S2o0.
Cdttze.-Stock, In demand; fat, few III market.
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GOAL FOR SALE.-HALLB BROTHERS
~ CO.'S FRANKLIN EGG AND STOVE
GOALS. which cannot be excelled IN quality;
Hall; also, CUMBERLAND COAL for engine
and smiths use; OAK and PINE WOOD, for
sale. WRIT KOBEE1S,
jaA corner 18th and Dock Streets.
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TOW TO sOUANDER MONEY.

Ill .o,,
Listen to the burden Of the song OF q certain
6 sewlng machine agent," who has Deeu here just
long enough TO take the benefit OF the bankrupt
act 3about year, and reports no assets, and then
believe what he says. Forget that men ever m IKE
fal.e statements TO accomplish their ends. fatron-
lie men who SANDER the wares and character OF
their competitors in business, and you Will ne
certain TO squander money.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Patronfze those vino have what you want, ana
who are res ponsible; who do not use underhanueu
means to injure their associates IN business VINO
nnaraptee what they sell to be juht what they
represent; and
REMEMBER, ALWAYS.
that the WILSON SHUTTLE SEWlNG-MA.
CHINE is guaranteed by parties VINO are not hot
going through bankl uptcy, and VINO are packed W
an:cnmSnanV worth over half million OF dollars,
and that the cause OF the hatred OF any associaes
IN business is tn It the Wilson has no SUPERIOR ana
IS sold at reasonable price--trom $la 70 ~Z' iee'
than any other IrSt-class mach1ne.
MECHANICS OF OUR CITY
will testify to the superiority OF our Machine ana
we recommend you 70 take theic JudgmenL rather
t,'.n of ,ny Interested party. We never run do~ II
smy Machine to sell the Wilson, but prove al VIC
cliim. s.onor.i suents
my 22 0SL@- -----------
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EHvy>w.cG ELGcTIoE.-Tolc5's Toernslup.
Supervisor. John Ii. Lewis Assessor,
tnrwrl 3. Wilkes Collector, John :.
NyIy: Township Clerk. Henry +. Young
Commissioner OF Roads. l.. q. Jolly ;
g., .-,"r Of Poor, Willie Short; Justices,
l.a..ru whitaker (colorcdl and thomas f.
ItU.ur.
E.l-U1t; T"arusi"p. --NnrcGyisor, Or. Z.
. H">l.inS Assessor. George T. Lucy :
Collector. Frank Il. tIascr: Township
t.uk. I. Creed Ha>kinS; Commissioner
ot t"tls. Key. James Jones; OVcrScer
Floor, rrtcr y. hawthorne Justice, Geo.
i. i.u-y.
-N.a@ryrH Ii@rnShip.-SurcryiSor, james
=. Mvi-gm=; Assessor. Philip IL. Raw
ur-,; Collector, .latne> Chiichton; Town
.sjr Clerk. isaac i. Williams; Commits
,.rurs Of i:oad>. James j. We>>on over
~r,. ii Poor. samuel j. Mo>cley Justice,
~,.a:lru i.linan.
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FREIGHT OFFICE X. q Y. &. K. r. Co..

Is. Is. Il. h.C OIL
RICHMOND, May "a, 1871.
A LII LOSSES AND DAMAGES FOR
IA FREIGHT must be ascertaiued at depot be-
fore goods are taken away, or the company will
Freight must BE- removed from this depot in
twenty four hours after arrival. will be hauled
and stored atexpense and risk OF owner. Owing
compelled 10 adopt this method.
Freight Will not be received after O'Clock P. NJ.
JAS. NJ. TURNER, Freight A gent. my 2e--sw
DICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RAIL
n ROAD-CHANGE. OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after MARCH Goth. 1871.
Train No. (Through Passenger) leaves Rich
sas Hs o. ia s. 5 sayss
Train 10. . Gynchsarg Passenger leaves Rich.
nSnd daily at ':ls A. Nj arrives at Lynch0urs at
Train No. (ThroughMail and Express) leayes
daily ut lo22 r: M; arrives at Greensboro daily
Ut 1850 Z. ID. "
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. NJ; leaves .Danville
daily at x:'a A. d.; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily except Sundays) At l:o5 A. NJ; leaves
Danve at LET r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at s:lh
Train No. uynchburg Passenger} leaves
Lynchburs daily at $40 n. NJ; leaves Burkeyille
att T. A.; arrives at Richmond IT Z. NJ.
Trains on Il orth Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
ali points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured At the ticket ONCE In
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company ny VIII please Print as
anil General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE
h RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
PETERSBURG.

FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, GOING AND
RETURNING, ONLY 81.
During the sessions Of the Council Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church Of Virginia and the Bap-
tst General Association Of Virginia In Petersburg
Tooth commencing on Wednesday next), excur-
sion tickets will be Issued tor 81 for the round trip
good on any OF the trains.
Passenger trains leave Richmond at s A. NJ. and
2:a5 2. NJ. Returning, leave Petersburg at r. N.
and tbs P. ID.
my 2e-3t THOS. II. WYNNE, Prest.
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RICHMOND AND rETERSBURG X. K. Co.,
RICHMOND. April 20, 1871, :


THE TRAINS On THIS ROAD
4 run as follows: -
The mail trains leave Richmond at sas A. n.
anul:a5 Z. M.; aud leave Petersburg at llas A. ID.
and 7:2O 2. Nd.
Freight trains, With passenger car attached.
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily SUNDAYS
included) at A. ID Returning, leave feters-
burg and Richmond at Z. u.
Tae a45 A. Ii. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2o p. %. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss p. Il.
daily train. ~
passengers from Glover Hill take the $40 A. M:
train on Mondays, w ednesdays, and Fridays and
returning, leave Richmond on the same days al
2:35 2. n. ~
The s A. NJ. daily train will connect at Peters,
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, and Mississippi rs-
| ro.5S for Iynchbury h. b. KA5EY,
| an 90 Ticket and Freight Agent,
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WOOD AND COAL,

CUMBERLAND COAL, the best for
steam and smiths use by nearly double, from
actual tests. cargo fresh from the mines just
received. S. ?. LATHROP,
my2a nth street, at Draw bridge.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
.., ....... non, ,cncc Of tho Richmond biSra'c"'i
...,,s-Yovp Elections.

81. . ID ?
.,,,,r.-Townsnip Elections.
Fo,NoEE. May 20. lSi:
,,., cn,a rains have materially lh-
"a .i,, vhrst crops. anal also the Grass.
,,.,,+ .,rI the tlv have both eA'eieu ~.
h"> .. .r,, II is difficult 10 account ior
~ ,r,,,,ss ~ the grass unless il DC Owing
'"' ,,yriads Of insects which prey upon
1" -" ,.rcnn thinc This SPRING. torn -
N..H iato and the ground is baked bard
>a,~, ' shin elections passed of quietly.
'",.,l he cnlored troops fought nohiy',
- H::i'Ia rnI,ijcal importance could be At
.". -, y, any way. rs party lines were not
" The county voted the school tax
'....,.,.t;,g in thn aggregate To TWO auu
~. ,,,;r.- almost MISUNDERSTANDING 20
a-a.v>t. -------.-------
-...,. rrnrs.--There can he no conceal
...,. "a, n fnr tact that the crop prosIscts
'... 81, ,,,,5 worse. IS a general thing, tnan
-. ''. ,.,,-,1 yrgys. indeed, the farmers have
,Ir ,.Syrr had % many difficulties to
',,.t' Vii, =. mis- wear. First and fore
tte,. are. almost without exception,
'r;rahsn3 financially, ana depend
.,. ,',nl crop> 10 pay their debts and put
~ ~ fh,. way vi mGependent living.
.'>,,;nn WEIGHS them down. and Keeps
.,.,,, rom catching up with the tunes.
l,~n 4, has DESTROYED thousands OF bush
~ Wheat in almost every neighbcrhood;
l,a,,, rl3,,;- aTe almost total failure.
.i man, ulanicr> have abandoned their
evil designs ana planted corn instead OF
.'%II,N. kTcn with corn farmers are more
f.s~1 Than lhev ever were before. Many
..g .,t,,,, arc not half ready 10 commence
.,,,n,. and are induStriousiy iailoWlnS
. - rrnru-up fields, while a icwar work,
w.. .hr;r crops over for the first time, ana
...tu. Gathering prospect.
l,,n ,ht, anricnS promise but poor re-
.,.,,, for tnr labor expended i'll Their cuitl-
,..t,n, There were never seen so many
=. .,..-,, uuhCavd-of bugs. worms, mes, ana
.....,. ir>ry!>-ali apparently created FOR ne
.,.rr>- rlIruo>c OF running the larmer. III
.,. localities there is what is known rs
81. ...nI bug" which is Of the same color
U.s.. .,r !l-lal and has IN appetite equal to
~. ..,..iyh. which deyourS every green thing
.,..t weeds with the most wonderful
t....y. snaps. bcciS. peas, cabbage,
..: f,rn potatoes. disappear rs soon rs
INV .: above ground. Then there are
.... 49,. rs, choppers in 4 oue-acre lot than
=. ~.r,,. encountered in day journey.
i..y en- clt more, and get over more
-sH. than any cIa>Shoppers ever seen
...... They are or = species entirely un-
...,n in this latitude heretofore, and
. ... ,rcHr believe they are the yerltable
.#...!"- II Pharaoh come TO life again.
.a1&ar9 N,n11hCGA.
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He SrAUNT0S ELICIT oNs.-Err07 Cor
'.d.-Nc were surprised to sec ii an
.@nnncd III several Of the Richmond papers
.'l tie Radicals had at The recent election
Hflcd Il u4JUrity OF the Common Council
+ taunton. We avail ourselves OF the
4 opportunity II correct this Dlisrepre-
h'alinn. There was no Radical ticket be-
~ The people, and politics were in no wise
'oHcd III the contest. The election turn
u purely on local questions Of taxation
'Ha expenditure. Politics had nothing TO
7 "lih ,.-irpcctdtOr.
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ru>IAl.-Ghc trllowing postal changes in
\ r-in.a have been ordered New post
.,.r, 1T Church Road. Dinwiddie county,
!. j. Williams. postmaster; at lloreb, Bed
E.sa county, John y. ThoXton, po>tmas-
Ter: aht At Pcytnubur-, Pittsy lvallia coun-
IS. with j. NJ Faulkner. postmaster; 1T
"... ,ak>. Luucnnurg county, ID. /. Drake
!. .sluiutcd postmaster, vice Il. ). Bayne,
.- .lrt; 1T WAtltic's Mills, Mecklenburg
q. .u,y. /. ". stakes, vice Mrs. V. An
..,a~, resigned at Luchlcven, Luncnhur@
comfy, y. II. hawthorn vice &. G. Haw-
Born ii County Line Cross Roads, Char
',r county. L. ". spencer, vice Slllic b.
jsitrcs: II Duprcc'S Old store, ". II. Graf
IT, vice I. J. Norris, and at Mt. airy, Pitt
s,.y.tIIia, /. u. Lane Vice }. ;. Hubbard.
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A Ii l. K KIN Sr &c JOB WORK DONE
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tA-roK KEsIGNED.-Thc Rev. James A.
&1Hr, "ho has been the pastor OF Trinity
h,.>c"paY Church of this place for Il
..@'e.F q years, has resigned his pastoral
a.l@", and Has accepted Il call to Wheel
'.., ". va. His entire church and con-
-r -a'iOn, and the public generally, are
i'@ lp part with him. He has been Il
'-S''Gi and efficient pastor, and was be-
" 'vd lay all who knew him. The church
"s " Acriin. is fortunate III securing the
3 ,.er> I'll It man 30 cmiucntly qualified for
'-e weik Of the mlnistry.-Staunton Spec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28


A LITTLE TOO MUGH.-It is so easy
to overdo good thing, and the "slipn
between the "eup and lip" is SO readi-
ly found. A mechanic rejoicing in
the name of Dubois, and resident of
the city of Detroit, took to drinking
and was speedily transformed from o
hard working man into a drunken sot.
His good wife scolded, entreated. di-
minished the thickness of his beard
without the use of razor, but could
make no change One night Dubois
arrived home and found that his wife
and his coat had changed places-the
latter lay on the floor, and the former
was suspended from the hook. Up
rushed Dubois to the rescue, took his
wife down, and after much labor
brought her to her senses. The at
tempt at suicide completely sobered
him, and like Obadiah Oldbuck, he
turned over new leaf. He promised
never to drink again, and probably
would have kept his word if his wife
had been able to keep her own coun-
sci. But she was just smart enough
to inform several of Der neighbors
that the apparent hanging was put
up job, the rope being tied under her
arms. The knowledge of this little
practical joke coming to Dubois ears
he first thrashed the whole family
then performed some extraordinary
feats of Misunderstanding and final
ly left the premises, and has not been
seen since.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28
SAM JOHNsoN.

Sam johnson was negro financier
in New Orleans in the earlier and
purer days of the Republic. The fol-
lowing is given in Beecher's Christian
Union, as illustrating the immitative-
ness of the darkey; Sam was o great
authority on the leYee; and one day
he called his satellites together and
addressed them on the Importance OF
adopting fiscal policy more nearly
resembling that which had raised to
0pulence their Caucasian neighbors.
Niggers," said he, I" if you want to
get rich you must save your money
You must have bank. Oats de way
de white folks does"
These words fell on q propitious
soil. The project went into swift ex-
eeution and the earnings of the week
were promptly Forthcoming.
sNiggers1 ssays Sam, "IIl be de
cashier; you must 'posit de money
wild me, and when you want any YOU
must draw into it. OATS de way de
white folks does"
All went merrily for a while, and
the depositors were highly elated
about ode bank" But by and by
there began to be trouble, not with
the deposits, but the drafts. 1t was
found easier to get funds into this
model institution than to get them OUT
again, and Sam was compelled to face
the angry customers, and explain.
It's all right" says he, sde bauk's
only s'peaaded, and in q few days she
will q again resume" :" dat's de way
de white folks does"
This expedient lasted but little
while, however. Suspicious of foul
play day by day increased, and the
storm was about to burst ON the head
of the great operator, when he found
1t expedient to gather once more his
infuriated depositors and "face the
music frankly.
. Niggers,v said he, dere amt no use
a monin' about It'll De moneys spent
and de banks broke, and dat's de way
de white folks doeslD
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A SPEAKER at the recent meeting Of
the Pittsburgh w Woman Suffrage asso-
citation, remarked that " man is only
an imperfectly developed woman
At this an old lady who sat in the
corner, sprang to her feet, and in an
excited manner said she " hoped ta
gracious he wouldn't be developed
any more then, for there were toe
many women in the world now
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

CHAT was q splendid reception
the General gave Alexis to-day" said
General Dent, triumphantiy. Yes"
retorted Nibbles, q no man in the
world can beat Grant at receiving.
TV-oa.7S1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

SoMETHISe TO SHooT.aI say, boy,
is there anything to shoot round
here 20 inquired . Sportsman of Q boy
he met.
ssWell,rr replied the the boy, snoth-
ing siust about here; but our school
master is Just over the hill cutting
birch rods; you might walk up and
pop him over.D
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28
American Button-Hole oy
scanning and Sewing MachiII

YTlHE first and only Button- Hole and Sci
Machine combined In the world III
broficr over the edge, do OverSeaming
hand. An kinds OF Stitkhing, Hemming,
ing, Cording. Braiting, Ninding, Rufiling, 7,
ing Gathering. and SOW ing on az tho same
IL has no equal IL ison Exhibition and lol
by R. NJ. STEUARIS Agent No. 3, Phil
Block, Ravenna. Oiiie- Please examiner
also the PLAIN AbIERICAS MACHINE, !
will do all except Button Afolc and Oversel
ing work These Machines aro uncqualled
lixht running as we'll MS fog heautY aud o.
Ienoe OF work on all fabrics. Machine work
spectfully solicited. ~ M. SfEO Atl
Iavenna, March 10, 1871, 1s3-1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A CONNECTICUT deacon nearly cap
tured five boys who had been devas-
tating his chestnut trees, Sunday af-
ternoon. Shaking his fist after their
retreating forms he angrily shouted /:
!" The sneakine little devils if / had
hold of 'em one minute I'd" and
then, suddenly espying his pastor on
the scene, he impressively added, t1'd
pray for 'em r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

HERE is beautiful instance of con-
jugal affection. Al married lady in
Connecticut recently fell into the river
and would have drowned except that
her cries attracted the attention of her
husband, who, mistaking her in the
darkness for another woman worked
like beaver to get her ont.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A PRETTY, rich young widow, was
regarding herself lately at q mirror in
her chamber, while for the first time
trying on her widows cap. Behold n
she exclaimed, "the real cap of liber-
<v - 80
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A down-easter being told that his
father, noted for his meanness, would
tell lie for six and quarter cents,
Indignantly denied the allegation, but
at the same time admitted that he
might relate sixteen for dollar.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

AN old sailor saw ON q tombstone
still liye.n 1t was too much for
Jack, and shifting his quid, he said -
" Well, I've heard 1t said that there
are cases in which q man may lie, but
if / were dead I'd own it."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

BRowE, the other day, while look
ing over the skeleton of donkey,
made very natural quotation. Ah,' 2
said he, eve are fearfully and Won-
derfully made
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A contemporary tells the ladies that
they must sstake heart" That's what
the dear creatures have been doing
for ages. -. = -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A WRITER, describing the exodus
from Eden says. 50 The devil drove
woman from Paradise, but he could
not drive Paradise out of woman
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

A Miss Brin of Montreal, has susd
her lover for what she calls Aextras."
She says she win explain when the
trial comes on.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

BiNATURE.Isays some one, very benev-
olentiy guards a rose with thOrns, and
. woman with pins.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28
NEW TAILORINGl
Il $ t a b Ii S h NJ Q N,
H. 9. MUETING

Would inform the people of Rayenna and v
ity, that he has opened a shop in the \
BLOCK, two doors east of B. Little's Gr1
Store, on Main Street, and is prepared to IL
work entrusted 10 him, in workmnlike l
eSnerience in the business, he feels confidei
his ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Saru
TO he made by women.
Rayenna. Oct. s. 1859. bS-tt.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

THE Pennsylvania Cofnplanter In
dians gave $500 to Chicago. How
high is that for Lo7
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Inhn nrcClonghan,s Esta !.

NYoTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
~ has been appointed and qttaiin &C as Ad-
ninistrator on the estath of John Med loughan'
late Of Portage county, Ohio. deceased.
dated at Sunield, Portage county ono, Ocb
her 2S, 1871, Sw160 NM fAbLVs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-28

Why is a carpenters wife an un-
happy woman? Because her husband
is always jaWln'er.
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INDIGESTTON. &c. &c.


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