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can man, said he look TO your interests when no
has his own ends to gan2 From the very day no
enters once until he Is elected our he hled and ta
bleding process he has TO submit order 70 retain
his political head. When this Is done away with
you WIN have men In ofiice who win De able to LOOK
to your interests, and not until then. When Mr..
HART had finished some business OF minor import
ance was transacted after which the meeting adj
jOurned TO meet on the 28rh OF April.
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Before tho BattIe-How the Hostile Forces
Met-Rocha's March Saliill0 Opposed
by the Combined Rebel Forces Under
Donate Guerra-The Places Held by the
Revolutionists.
MATAMoRos, Mexico, March 81, 1872.
An express from Camargo brings telegraphic
news from Saltll0 to the 25th inst. General Rocha
with 5000 government troops, was advancing on
Saltio, having relieved San LUIS Potosi from SIEGE
/ The revolutionists are concentrating all their
available forces in the States OF Nuevo Leon and
Conahuila which they hope to hold against Rocha
They claim that General Guerra Is on the
Durango road with 1000 men, awaiting Gen.
eral Marquee. with 1000 men from sina-
lOa and Durango, to join him. General
Martinez is near Maehuaa, with 1000 men, operat-
ing with General Narvaez, and General Naranjo,
with 1,40O more men, is menacing San Luis Po-
tosi
. General Trevlnos men are with General Guerra,
while he is personally between Monterey and ca
MARCO to meet General Quiroga for consultation.
The revolutionists still hold Satiio aud Monterey
In the INTERIOR and Camargo. Miers, Guerrero
Nuevo Laredo ana Piedras Negras, on the frontier,
ut which places they have about twelve thousand
pmen, all told Should they be able to concentrate
rs they are endeavoring TO do, they Will yet make
stand; but their speedy overthrow Is predicted by
the friends Of the government.
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WASHINGTON, M

WASHINGT0N MATCH ~, 1872.
Rumors which have been In circulation here to
the effect that changes are to be made In the Blu
reau of the Interior Department by which General
How ard would take charge of the Indian Ofice and
General Walker assume the duties Of commissioner
OF Pensions are without proper FOUNDATION No
changes are contemplated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-29

A.-Herriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway corner Murray,.r,H
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A speciality.
Fine Spring Overcoats, all the shades, cut and made
equal to best custom work. BROkAW BROTHERS.
% TO "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute.
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To Beautify the Hair-Barnett's COcoaine.

"spectre Rouge"
hans houses by day and night gorgng himself with
blood but fortunately we don't need cannon bayonet 70
suppress him. GiYe him blast from KNOWLES BEL
Lows loaded with his INSECT DESTROYER, and he
peres Nee that spectre the bedbugf
Nn. Sixth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-29
METAIRlE RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, March rs, 1872.
The spring meeting OF the Metairie Jockey club
commences Saturday, March &c. and ends April o.
Most OF the famous stables OF the country Will be
represented. Fine racing ls anticipated,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-29

A.-Voyal Havana Lottery. Extra ordinary
Drawing of April T. 1872. J. b. MARTINEZ co..
Bankers 10 Wall street; box 4665 New York Post oilce.
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ST. PETERSBURG.

ST. PETERSBURG, March %, 1872.
The Khan Of Khiva has sent an Ambassador
20 the Court OF ST. Petersburg, bearing valuable
presents the Gear and credentials expressive of
an ardent desire for the friendship OF the imperial
Hovernment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-29

Barry Du Bnrry's RevalentR Arabica Focd.
for lnvadsThe most nutrtive preparation ever
the public. REvALkNTA CHOCOLATE 2 mos, delignt.im
beverage. JOHN \. HENRY. AgoN>
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A.-The New Charter, ms Amended, Does
contain clause rendering legal to walk the .treets
Just long KNOX manufactures his elo
giant HATS long viii be eager them. Sem
sible people always buy their hats at 2l2 Broadway.
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A.-sIoney, Moneya Money.-Libern! AZ:
vances Diamonds Watches and Jewelry by JAMES
p. MATTHEW'S, 6T Broadway, corner Fourth street.
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Any Twenty Pieces Of Half Dino Sheet
for 81. Ten pieces dime ST. post paid. En-
close stamp for catalogue. b. W. HITCHCOCK,
Store 4y9 Third avenue, New York
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j. X. Terry, 81 Union Sqmare.--Gents'
Boys Ladies' Misses and Cadrcn's Hats All the new
STYLES. Prices very low.
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SCOTLAND.

The New Rector Of the University of st. An
drews.
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SPANISH WAR VESSELS.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD

HAVANA, March %, 1872
The Spanish iron-clad Arapites and the Irigate
Corona sailed for Caracas this afternoon. They are
expected to remain there several months.
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GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7s6 and 783 Broadway, corner of Tenth ftrest.
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Fearful and Fntal Explosion In n Coal Mine.
LONDON, March 20, 1872
An explosion occurred In q coal mine at Ather-
ton. near Bolton, by which twenty.elght men were
killed outright. Eleven were rescued hut they are
fearfully burned, and near all will probably die.
There ls great excitement In the vicinity of the
mine.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HesALt

MADRID, March 20. 1872.
There have been no disturbances In this city or in
Granada since those reported yesterday; and
dispatches from all parts OF the kingdom state the
condition OF the country as tranquil.
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TtltssAm TO THE NEW Yssy HERALD.

EDINBURG, March %. 1872
Lord Neaves was to-day elected rector OF the
University of St. Andrews in place OF J. A. An.
thony Froude, the historian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-29

Batchelor's Hair Dye rhe Best IN the
word the only perfect dye; harmless RELIABLE ins'anAns
Gus. At all drugxss
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A.-FOr "a StvIish and Elegant Spring Hae
20 to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer 1s Nassau street.
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Real Hair-Ii man Hnir.-Lsdics SbOuId
call JOsEPH'S Hair Emporium before purchasing else
where. $40 Eighth avenue.
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A.-For n Sty lish and Elegant Hat Call On
DOUGAN, 103 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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| Havana I,orfery.--Prizes dashed md Infor>
| nation given. JOSEPH BATES, 1874 Broadway room4
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Dnvid,s spring style Of Gentiemen's Hats.
Ssiesroom 29s d Broadway. near Duane street.
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The Vibration Felt mt Paducuh.
LoUIsvILLE, KY, March %. 1872.
slight shock OF earthquake was felt at Paducah
on Tuesday morning.
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SPAIN.

Cessation Of City Disturbances and the General
Condition Tranquil.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-E,ctrno ORDINARY
Drawing 9TH OF April. X. ORrE6A, % Wall street
Box 1,s46 Post Office.
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A.-Fronchitis Relieved by Using Hazard 4
CASwELL'S COD LIVER OIL.
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FRANCE.

Fad and Bitter Remembrance Of tho War with
Prussia General Trochu's Libel Suit
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THE WEATHER.
~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. o., March 20, 1872

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON u. o., March 49, 1872
Synopsis Jor the Past Toentv-tour Hours.
The display Of cautionary signals along the lakes
will be resumed April /. Cloudy weather, with
light snow, has prevailed over Lake Erie. and
partially cloudy and occasional threatening weather
north OF the Ohio valley, but otherwise clear
weather very generally east OF the Mississippi with
rising temperature, excepting over the lake region.
Probabilities.
The barometer will continue failing on Friday
over the Southern states, with southerly winds,
rising temperature and partially clouoy, but
generally pleasant weather ana light winds.
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather Will
prevail over the New England and Md.
ole States, with light to fresh variable
Winds Rising barometer and northwesterly winds
VIII prevail from the lower Missouri valley
to Lake Superior with clear weather, and gradually
extend to the OHIO valley and over the upper lake
region Dangerous winds are not anticipated Tor
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
as Indicated BY the Thermometer at Hudnups Phar-
mace, HERALD Bulldng:-
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Royal unvRrn Lottery.
Prizes cashed information nrnshed the highest
Dou0oons, all kinds OF Cod and silver, Govern
meut securities &C.. &c. TAYLOR A. Co, bankers
IL Vail street, New Xork.
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r.r,lcuen,s Dress Hats, seven DOllaps.
wARNOCK CO., $40 Broadway.
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THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

AVerHVG temperature ytSItTuHy ........ *
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ~
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CENTRAL ASIA.

Royal Expression Of Native Good Will Towards
Russia.
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THE war in MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Victory Of the RevolutioniSts Over
Juarez'S Troops Under Rocha.
ROCHA ROUTED AND PURSUED.
1rlscnAms TO THE new YORK HsRALb.

TrlEeAMs TO TINE NEW YORK MAALB.
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
MArAMoRos, Mexico, March %, !
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March %, 1871
The revolutionary General Quiroga has
communicated the following despatch, received
from Monterey under date Of 25th inst:-
"a telegram reached here yesterday from
Saltillo officially communicating the complete
rout of the Juaristas under General Rocha by
the forces of Generals Donate Guerra and
Cadena. The latter has pursued the routed
army back to Zacatecas. There is great re-
joicing in Monterey and Camargo over this
revolutionary victory"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
Poetry i'm Undress.

An English paper, which rejoices
in the name of Ladies' Own" thus
plays tricks with rhyme and reason !
s1t is many years since fell in love
with Jane Jerusha Skeggs, the hand
soonest country girl, by far, that ever
went on legs. By meadow, creek and
wood and dell. SO often did we walk,
and the moonlight smiled on her
lips, and the night winds learned our
talk. Jane Jerusha was all to me. for
my heart was young and true, and
loved with double and twisted love,
and q love that was honest too. /
roamed all over the neighbors' farms,
and / robbed the wildwood bowers,
and tore NV tr6WseFs and scratched
my hands in search of choicest flowers.
In my joyous love brought them to
my Jerusha Jane; but wouldn't be
SO foolish now, if were boy again.
A city chap then came along, all dress
ed up in fine clothes, with shiny hat
and q shiny vest, and moustache
under his nose. He talked to her of
singing schools (for her father owned
q farm,) and she left me, the country
love, and took the new chaps arm.
And all that night never slept, nor
could eat next day, for loved that
girl with fervent love that naught
could drive away. I stroye to win
her back to me, but 1t was all in vain ;
the city chap with the hairy lip, mar
ried Jerusha Jane. And my poor
heart was sick and sore until the
thought struck me, that just as good
fish remained as ever was caught in
the sea. So Invent to the Methodist
church one night, and saw a dark
brown curl peeping from under a gyp-
sy hat, and married that very girl.
And many years have passed and
gone, and [ think my loss my gain
and often bless that hairy chap that
stole my Jerusha Jane.
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Girls.-By a Boy.

Girls are the most unacountablest
things in the world-except women.
Like the wiked flea, when YOU have
them, they amt there. can cipher
clean over in improper fractions, and
my teacher says do first-rate, but /
can't cipher out a girl. proper or i'm
proper, and you can't either. The only
rule in arithmetic that hits their case
is the double rule OF two,afTheyl are
as full of Old Nick as the skin can
hold, and they would die if thew
couldn't torment somebody. When
they try to be mean they are as mean
as pusley, though they amt as mean
as they let on, except sometimes, and
then they are good deal meaner.-
The only way to get along with girl
when she comes at you with her nom
sense, is to give her tit for tat, and
that will fiummux her, and when you
get q girl fummuxed she is as nice as
new pin. A girl can sow more wild
oats in day than boy can sow in a
year, but girls get their wild oats
sowed after while, which bows never
do, and settle down as calm and placid
as mud puddle.
But I like girls first-rate, and 1
guess boys all do. I don't care how
many tricks they play on me-and
they don't care either.
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AFeWaProxerhs. A

The very day the little chicken is
pleased is the very day that the hawk
takes hold of him. tF
Eggs ought not TO, dance. with stones.
Before you speak turn your tongue
over seven times. ~ EEs
When You go to the donkey,s house
don't ask if bis ears are long,. ~
A little dog may be courageous be-
fore his masters door.
It's onlyth shoe that knows wheth-
er the stocking has holes.
Good soup may be made in an old
sauce pan.
The cock wears spurs, but he is no
horseman for all that.
Pardon does not heal the wound.
Apig that has two owners is sure
to die with hunger. A' : Z
A promise lisa debt.
Reproach is heavier than barrel of
salt. Ia e fVfi< dsHlit
Flies are caught with syrup, but not
with vinegar. @
Justice will not condemn even the
devil wrongfully.i
a nod from lord is breakfast for
fool.
A good word for a bad one is
worth much aHae costs little. = -------7F
An old dog cannot alter his way of
barking.
Give neither counsel NOR salt till yor
are asked for it. tffsfE5 TT TT
Have not the cloak to make when
it begins tO>faiH.
as sNho would catch fish, must not
He is idle that might be better em-
ployed. ~
than Neptune. "N'' VIZ
Expect nothing fysxa him who
promises great DEAL .1 - -
;. Draw say not thy nv b0K before thy AFRO W
Grieyiag. for misfortune is adding
gaR 10 wormwood.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22

Squire johnson was model law
yer, as the following anecdote will
show:
Jones once rushed into the Squire's
Office in great passion, and said
s'That internal scoundrel of a cobbler,
Smith, has sued me for five dollars I
owe him for a pair of boots"
sThen you owe him five dollars ?"
"To be sure I do but he's gone and
sued me-sued mew 8Ia
"Then why don't you pay him, If
you owe him ~ aGa grAzs czFae
Because he's sued me, and when q
man docs that Pll never pay him till
it costs him more than he gets. /
want you to make it cost him all you
can" kA& ~
"But it win cost you something,
too." Ass " Aa@hss
aI don't care for that. What do
you charge to begin with 20
ssTen dollars, and more if there's
much extra trouble"
"An right There's the x. Now
go ahead.p s9 IS sssS'N
No sooner was his client gone than
Squire johnson stepped across to his
neighbor smith, and offered to pay the
bill on condition that the suit should
be withdrawn. The shoemaker glad
ly acceded-ail he wanted was his pay.
The lawyer retained the other Ave for
his fee, and as the case was not trou-
blesome he made no demand upon his
client.
Ten days after, Jones came to see
how his case was getting ON.
"All right" said the lawyer; .you
won't have any trouble about that. : /
put it to Smith so strongly that he
was glad to withdraw the suit alto
gether." aea aeefs-
"Capitall~ p cried the exulting Jones.
"You've done it up brown! You
shall have all my business Hereafter"
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A sToRY is told of a Virginia planter
who was missing corn from his scrib.a
One night he told a colored boy to
set q trap in the crib. The next mor-s
ming the boy came turning Ito the
house exclaiming,-" Massa. If dare
isn't white fellahF outidar at de corn
crib, shaking hands wild dat steel
trap HhTEA - q
- - q II
WoMEN govern us; let us render
them perfect the more they are en-
ightened 80 much the more shall We
be. On the .cultivation of the mind
of women depends the wisdom Of
men. It is BY women that natnre
writes on the hearts of men.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22

i.as xsooIss, Papers, Envelopes. Notions
uamcs Paints, Oils. " Varnishes, NC. at bottom
80 sttT-I I SMITH, WOODRUFF = CO.'S.
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The difereisce between 4 Christian.
and cannibal was described BY a
Sundry School boy as follows one
enjoys his self, and t'other enjoys 9TH
er people 81 Ia.LIlM YYI3 10 ]
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= The Celebrated Running Stallion,
ais a-iis,5'-HAGIIEI Fl Z


UTILL make theiseason till October lst 1sTS.
on "Wednesday and Thursday of each week.
at the Etna House Stable, Ravenna;
q The rom 6fuingA da9s slOf. each week at the STA
Bile Of e. Welles, teJohnson's Livery Sta
'PEDIGREEe-Fagle was bred by e. e. Eagle,
Lexington. Ks III 1860. BE was sired by Van
die, he by Imported Glencoe, he by Sulitan his
dam was, Imported Sovereign, grand dam Kate
,BateInan, by Imported Yorkshire. she by I'm
ported Margraye, Eagle Is q beautiful ehestnpt
fine style of going, can trot his mile in three
minutes. He Is one of the best blooded horses
in the count ". He is q half brother to Herzog
and Pompy Pain. two of the best running horses
in their time in this country Az the fnangura-
tion Of the seacaucus track, Eagle beat the eel
ei,rated running stallion, Kentucky, in the Jer-
sey Derby. and he beat the celebrated Hurdle
Horse. Blackbird at Fordham, running his mile
and Jumping six hurdles in minute and ~ sec
onds Capt. John Ryerson, of Passaic, n; ",
has colts ont OF this horse that cannot be po's
TERMS-To insure mare with foal, $40; for
the Sc ason, $l5; single service, $40: Season
money due at time of service, insurance money
due January list, 1sISr Persons parting Win Win
mares before known to be with foal, forfeit the
Insurance. All accidents and escapes at risk OF
Mr.. o, W. Coy, the celebrated Veterinary
Surgeon and Horse Trainer. will have tnll
charge of Eagle this season Mr. Coy IS man
Sf long experience in handling and training
horses, and as Veterinary surgeon mas no SUI
I1erior Persons wishing his services as sur
q9son OF, in handling or breaking colts, can see
him professionally on DAYS ap0ve mSn.ioh,en. "
show Eagle to persons wishing to see him. Caii
and this horse AND jSdgs fss Prosr
April 90, 1872. s0O-sms, - B., vac, (
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~oME tn tn @ Press Office on Gbestnh tStree
: north end of Empire Blocl Snu ketyou'
GInrels a,rinter
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Physicians say that mfants often
suffer terribly during hotaweather&fors
the want of drink of water.
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anisI.egaI Notice. 10 \

NYTHING YOU wa MT done In the line
"A Heads, Cards Posters, Pamphlets, &C.. be
sure and come 60 the Press Otiice, on Chestnut
Street, north end of Empire Block. ff4bf0st
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LHoAL sozIoHN u q

Inc STATE OF ONO, HOfI3ge county, S.
William FaieOner, PihmtiaS IN oehiiaOn. Pleas
Isaac d. spauiding, DertS County.
ISAAC d. sPAULDING. of Brooklyn in the
IL State of New York Will take notice that
W lillian Faiconer, of the county OF Wayne in
the State of Ohio, did on the nth day of July,
o. d. 1872, 6le his petition in the Court of Conn
mon Pleas with in and for The comfy of FortaQe
in said tate OF Ohio, against the said Isaac ID.
Spaulding, defendant, setting forth that on the
Goth day of November, a. d. 1871, the said defend-
ant was indebted TO the said plafntih IN the sum
of $3.50 90 for wages or salary of the said plain
tiff sefore that time, and then due and payable
from the said defendant to the said plaintIf a. Tor
the services Of the said plaintiGs BY him before
that time performed, as the hired servant of and
for the said defendant, and atsthe1equeSt Of the
said defendant through his authorized agents.
and which said sum Of money the said p1aintif
AYERS was then due aud payable yet fhes said
defendant and his authorized agents, though Of
ten requested, have not paid said sum of .lnoney
nor any part thereof; swhereforei said splafntiR
prays Judgment against the said defenllant foa
the said sum of $55000 together with interest
thereon from said Goth day of November, q d.
1871, and for costs. isiR 5ittssaA6 sssi4a7g 81
And the said Isaac d. .sSpaulding IS notffed
that he is required 90 appear and answer said
petition, on before the third Saturday after.
fafi : - isa-usWILLIAAd sFALC0NER.s
BY ROCKWELL & RTGGLEs, his Att'ys. H
August IL, 1872. 20S-fEH ,fs 4 -fasa. ~ -. 81
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al NEWyTAILORING OH
-HBds AZ s3sildpTI bNg uatl34- ~
e s t a b Ii 8 b M en- t..
III q! ID J. p Il - : :
III. C. MUETTNG

Would inform the people of Rayenna and vicin-
ity, that he has opened 2 shop in the AIlen
Block two; doors east of b. Little's Grocery
store on Main Street. and is prepared to do all
work entrusted to him, in workmanlike man.
ner and at reduced prices From many years
experience In the business, he feels confident of
his ability to give entire satisfaction. s.,{rs,
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to be made by women " la.s.f - off ftu s1fes
Ravenna. Oct. 1859. 6S-tf.
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Our Custom Department
ssst s0FySrai,orine.

Ityou want anything in the tailoring line
done. and done right, go to J. s. Walker, oppo
site Citizens Hail.
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i,hl 80 Lamp Chimneys,
Just received. alarge lotof Flint Lamp Chin
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ses.ted In the center of a pew in church
Won may make np your mind they are
engaged; OF going 10 be but When
one IS at The head and the lofher at The.
foot of the pew, you ean imme edlately
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22

BASE BALL { is Of greater ! antiquity !
than supposed. Hwasplayed on the
Ark when the dove was put out on
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