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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-Courtco COM
menced Monday Jan. p, as previous
| " announced.
The first day the Court was occupi-
ed in the hearing of motions and de-
murrers.
Forty-three cases have been contin-
ued, three dismissed and seven settled.
Rqv. Manfg. Go. VS.. John W. Hat
field, default, S126.62- Ranney & Hat
field for plff.
T. B. Ellsworth vs. Chester r. How
ard judgment revived, ,$2237, "a. Ram
ney g Hatfield for plff. 5.
Michael Adolph VS.. l.. III. Parmele,
Admr. tried to Jury; verdict for plff.,
S373.63. Motion by defendant for
new trial. w. B. Thomas Il E. b
Taylor for plff., III. Stuart for deft.
John Piatt and ais, VS.. Marvin Kent
and ais; suit in ejectment brought by
heirs of Geo. B. Platt, to recover pos
session of lands and rents and profits.
Defts. claimed equitable title by parol
purchase of Geo. B. Plat, payment to
his wife as his agent; and possession
for % years in pursuance thereof, and
osks for decree of conveyance of the
legal title from Plffs. verdict for de-
PENDANTS. Motion by plffs. for new
trial. S. V. Essick and M. Stuart for
for plffs. Ranney & Hatfield for deft.
NJ. Kent and Beckwith; ID. L. Rock
well and E. B. Taylor for defts. Har-
ry Cooley. H
Joseph Perrera vs.. Clara A. Rice !;
Appeal. Pif. claims S3,3S. Deft.
claims q counter claim amounting to
$21. Tried to jury. Verdict for plff.
S3.3S.The costs amount to several hun
dred dollars and the main strife has
been as 10 who should pay. the costs.
Rockwell and Ruggles and e. B. Tay-
lor tor plff. s. p. Woicott and NJ.
Stuart for ieft. M
State of Ohio VS.. BENZ. Frank. Peace
warrant. Prosecuting witness de-
clines to prosecute. Deft. discharged.
Solomon Block VS.. Henry G. Rob-
bins. Cognovit. Judgment for 1852.
J. J. Parker for Plff.
The Grand Jury after session of
three days returned indictments as
follows: Sgsd sssfW so
Grand larceny, 1; resisting officer,
L; assault and battery, l; under the
liquor laws, g.; keeping gambling
room, q. ss fsEs5osq ~
The Grand Jury saw fit, $50 their
report reads to us), for some reason,
to "Buck" against the custom of grand
juries, by reporting against the Keeper.
of the Jail. instead of reporting as to
its condition. s:.s 4ssaaa .7dt39
Attorneys from other counties pres
ent during the term thus far: e. B.
Taylor, F. E. Hutchins, John F. Bea-
yer and Homer Norton from Trum-
bull s., v. Essick and VIM. C. Pip
pitt from Stark; E. W. Stuart and j.
j. Hall from Summit.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

A Big FIsH.-On Saturday last Mr..
Peter D. Hasbrouck, an old citizen Of
this town, went fishing at the Twin
Lakes, near Earleyille Station, and
caught thirteen black bass Among
the number was one that weighed
eight and a half pounds. He must
have been the patriarch of the waters
in this region. We have not heard of
as large fish being caught in this re-
gion for years. = [sss
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For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line Of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tnes-
days.
Tiekets sold to and from England, Ireland,
and the Continent
IS ~ JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
is. Broadway. Y,
or C. E. wITTER, Cashier. First National Bank
Rayenna, Ohio. As4-om. :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

A deed transferring the A. 6 G. w.
Railway by Reuben Hitchcock, Spe-
cial Master Commissioner to George
B. Mcclellan, VIM. B. Duncan and
Allen G. Thurman, Trustees, was filed
in the Office of the Recorder of this
county for record, on which the q. S.
Revenue stamps amounts to 50, ABE, so.
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NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN.--The adjourn
ed Dairymen's Association will meet
in Garrettsville, on the 18th and 18th
days of February, 1872, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M, for the purpose of conferring
together with regard to the manufac-
ture and sale of cheese. -r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

Proceedings have been instituted in
the Court of Common Pleas to set
aside the will of the late Harvey
Hotchkiss, deceased, ON the ground
that the testator at the time of making
the viii in May last, and from then to
his death was incapacitated to make a
will.
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WE would call attention to the, ca,

WE would call attention to the card
of the ladies of the Congregational
Benevolent Society ofRavenna, in an
other column. They propose to serve
dinner and supper in the Lecture
Room of their church on Wednesday
next. This festival is gotten up for
the purpose of aiding in paying for
carpeting for the church, which they
have been to great expense in fitting
up in tasteful and comfortable style.
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III 2 9JEl-7-- LlfI5 u Z mo
The Collins Book
y Store BaZar..ssd r.s ,ss !.

10 .fiil. .99gIs z F7sfi1 lalN
oai .. ,.si .uis s,as nS aas,, ,,,sr ~As az
0oods, Deau'nui, faluaDtg 7p.i n 'usoiaL nl"y ~.
We conduct business on the "pay as you go =.
system, and ours is the good old standard motto.
small profits and quick fetufns.''
az Book and Stationery Department. ~
Standard and MiscelIaneous Books, q good
supply All the School Books used in this Vi
einity, and aalf New Beoksreeeived as soon as
published. . School and general Stationery,
good supply always on hand -
Toys, Fancy Goods, China, and Bohemian
= ~ isA Glass vases. ~
A fuli line in all these styles Of Goods. '-t.i
e4ods i5s' Dollar Jewelry!su 70 7Aia I
p Beautiful and fashionable) patterns: A full
stock of Milton Gold Jewelry, from which per-
sons may have their choice for one dollarI5 1ot
..C,e..... No.. saad1 =
Ladies' Made Clothing Deparst7mfleinat;; p T.
: Ladies' Suits. Ladfes' YndsFwear, Aprons,
Hats Hats. Ronuess a Flowers Buttons: splendid as,
sortment of Marseilles and Cambria Trimmihss3
Thread SIX. Needles. Perfumery' @c.,3c. anis
~ pa anS = s =. M .o,.r,sn,,sd
10 the attention and insnection Of The ladies. -
News Depot. no ssi"I,
Our news Depot Is sqppneo WIN D4'ly ut f =
the dav Anv srtic,e not on sand always prompt
" ordered. eAht
,TT A. Gold Pens. siit9Ais' :
we are the sole eFagents for Portage County for
he justly celebrated MORTON GOLD PEN. one
of the Oldest. and acknowledged to be one Of the
very best pens in the market. ,bHBd -
E. h. COBbfNSs 500. 81
Webster's Dictionary. Unabridged.
By special arrangements with Agents Of the
Publishers, we are enabled to sell Webster's .Un-
abridged Dictionary at TEN DOLLARS COPY
We sre the first in Portage County to oher this
valuable work at ten dollars-just half what It
was sold for when it was first issued.
For this. and other valuable works, be sure and
call at the COLLINS BOOK STORE BAzAR. which is
pioneering theway in selling the bestboek at
the lowest possible prices. Eif = =
z. a. COLLINS q CO..
naVennA. naVenA. 'An'' lo"' =
- a't''' S'si43' '1}f'Vfi n9nW j
FURsl At Reduced Prices, at the Ct URs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

ANNIVERSARY Dance and oyster supper.
There win be Dance and Oyster Supper at
the shaiersviils Exchange on
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ed, isTs
Dancing to commence at four O'Clock, p. N. F'' :.
Miller d Farr's full Band will furnish the mu-
Sic. an are cordially invited.
{J88s g. C.A.THOMsON, Proprietor.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OFF RAvENNA, o.

OE ia " Elm NNAs Os
Designated Depository of the
US.
q. 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 ss5ss s. ~ - 80
highest Market rate for $40 and 1O-4o
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principai
Cities in the United States. FNf4
Rslsht Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates. az
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale. s,ss- :, a.
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. 1t
W. H BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 8. 1858. If. 81 % ~
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NEW JEwELRY FIRM.-We neglect
ed last week to call attention to the
new Jewelry firm of Stedman g Bur-
rows, and would now make amends
for doing so. The proprietors are
young men of integrity and good bu-
siness habits. They have purchased
the stock of the Ravenna Jewelry
Store, in Mechanics Block, where they
will continue the business, and hope
by strict attention to business and fair
dealing to merit and receive share of
public patronage.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

as4 eel lsfo9 t0f II LOST .ti,ss7
On wednesday, Dec. z4th' small Gold Locket
llkeness- The finder will confer Z
favor and receive reward upon reporting at
tnie once. q ~ sH9SSI1s eAL.EnI ,rH
Rayepna Jan. 80 1872. Ialfq
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=. Z. HurcH1ss

r. K. HurcHINs. a. W. b. THoNAs.
szf HUTCHINS g. THOMAS,
Attorneys at Law, Ravenna, Ohio. ONCE in
Empire Building. Mr.. Hutshins win attend
at all Eerms of the Common Pleas and District
Courts in Portage County. Ally.
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The weather continues wintry.

The weather continues wintry.
Court is still in session.
The sleighing is about played.
The game laws go into force to-day.
Tomorrow is groung-hog day.
Leap Year. The ladies will please
select their Hims.
Senator Hart has again placed us
under obligations for public docu-
ments. csssss
Mr.. d. A. Dewey. of the firm of
Wait, Dewey & Co., who was confin-
ed to his room for several days last
week by a severe attack of Diptheria,
has SO far recovered to be out again.
This is the night announced in the
bills for the drawing of DeSilva's
Grand Gift Enterprize. Those who
would secure tickets will have to hur-
ry mp.
A NEW dancing club has been or
ganized in this place, which held its
first party at the hall of the Etna
House, on Tuesday evening.
The improvements on the Congre-
gational Church, on Chestnut Street,
are about completed, and, we under.
stand, the building will be dedicated
one week from next Sunday.
The people of Garrettsville are dis
cussing the propriety of employing
night watchman to patrol the streets
of that town. The recent incendiary
attempt to burn the Buckeye Block
has set them to thinking.
Don't forget the benefit party of the
Ravenna Silver Cornet Band on the
evening of the 2lst inst. Every .citi-
zen should lend helping hand to the
boys. For all the greenbacks given
them they win return value received
in the most approved notes.
The Kent Bulletin, of Saturday.
says: "The Ravenna Cornet Band,
here on the occasion of the Opening
Ball at the Franklin House, Friday
evening, last week, treated our peo-l
pie to some very fine music" The
boys just can do that.
The dedication of the new Masonic
Temple at Kent, on Wednesday even
ing of last week was well attended by
members of the Fraternity from this
vicinity, and the ceremonies were of a
very interesting character throughout
The Lodge room and parlors are said
to be the finest in tpis region ~
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TFE Singer Sewing Machine Company are
manufacturing and selling one machine min
ute. Come and see MS.
, fiIff NEWTON q BENEDICT,
Agents. Main. st.
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EvERGREENs--Busin men who ex-
pect too make living without adyer-
tising. Es 5e,-
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.E6EABLISEIED 1852.
RIVEkNl RiViN 4 BOOK sT0Bt !

IL IL y. q
At this long established, we'll known Book
and Stationary Store, may at all times be found
New Books,
Miscellaneous, Standard and School Books. In
our Book stock there can be found Standard
Poets and other volumes in rich and fancy bind
mig. together, with hundreds Of new tempting
Books, in ali departmentso literature. Juve-
nile Books and Primers. a tip-top assortmensC
Fanoy< Stationery sundries, Paper weights
and Knives, writing Desks, Inkstands, Freuch
Stationery Boxes, Portfolios. fine Cutlery, &c,cy
b W " sststionery.s ,SDllA
Note. Cap. Letter, Legal. French and Initial
Paper and Envelopes in great variety.
+ shgid Lir1a.saee .siInk. Is %
A full assortment of Inks. Black. Violet, Car
mine. Gqpyins, ~. $sHA
Inkstands.
New and beautiful styles.
AkAaA = fe school Books.
A full line Of School Books and School Sta-
tionery.
A new full assortment
steel Pens,
The best makes in the country. .-.,f
Gold Pens.
Fairchiids 8 unrivalled Gold Pens. The best In
the world.
Children.s Carriages. ss'i9t.3
Toy Wagons, Carts. Wheelbarrows, Doll Gar
riages.
Nursery Chairs, High Chairs, Toy Chairs &cs
Walking Canes,
A fine and full assortment.
China Vases, Hni7au
/ Bohsnaan ElastHarA, Toilet Sets. Psrfuaery,
Fancy Boxes. Writing Desks. Wallets. Pocket
Books, Tooth, Hair and Clothes Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors, Pocket Cutlery. Photograph Albums
RI mo- eIH Jeweiryd -hSFi'9
New and beautiful patterns bright In lustre
as gold. and great deal cheaper. Will wear
without tarnishihg m Milton Gold Goods, Jet
Goods, Imitation Shell. Geodss handsome bar,
/ gains for thepeoplc. Il MAt,Ss
Bird Cages, ssuoB 81
Bird Seed, -Cuttle bone, Bath Dishes, &C., &c.
z4esI grs E9 News Depot, i7aL
Always fnIly supplied IN Daily Papers and
tho latest publications. s5sls BETH
Toys. fEaa3 49,
Hin almost endless Variety sztT . -
The above named and numerous other attract
i've and valuable articles not here enumerateds
may always be fonna at the iItil -rtos siG5
RAVENNA BOOK STORE. =
I January, lsza, s. II saooa aIo .s3iytt
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List of Advertisements. $50
Law Cooke & Co-The Most Popular Loan.
n g. Colton-Public Sale. - =
Nj E. Tomlison-Public Sale;
Metzler & Hengli-New Meat Market.
LOCAL NOTICES.
&C. H. Thompson Dance
Lost-Gold Iocket.
E w Wadsworth & Co.-Oystsrs- - =
Ladies Benevolent Society-Dlnner anu supper
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SO 20 sIs

FOR full upper or lower set Of teeth. Rubber
Base-with or without mercury--at H II. Gark's
Dental Office, over Dodgs q co's.sstove store
More but s. .. Whites teeth used in all cases
and correct 1T of the mouth guaranteed.
xRsvenna, Nov.9 1s71. 16z--tf.
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You can get any style of a Pocket Knife for a
Christmas gift at
Fine Hair Brushes, -
Combs. &C.. at b.5 ~ az BhAlNEhD'o'
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Dinner and supper.

"a els $40 Dinner and supper. 9ll11
The Ladies Benevolent Society OF the Congre-
gational Church will serve Dinner and Supper
nut street. on =, !. r.. .Is..,s - =. sE0h
WEDNESDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 7th,
Dinner. from alf-past II to . O'Clock. Supper
from half. past 6to 10 o'clock. The public ar a
cordially invited, ,g,,f -. -. ~ :,
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LUoKY.-Our sportsmen have been
quite busy for some days past, in an
ticipation of the close of the hunting
seasen. Last week Messrs- G. J. Gil
lis and William Merits killed 40 par
tridges,-and they didn't regard it as
a very good week for partridges Ell
ther. We were favored with brace
of them, for which the boys have our
thanks. 4zil ezB
2s4 g. 49,
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THE Singer Sewing Machines are certainly
the most popular. They sold 900 more than
any other company in 1870 and they are going to
sell three times as MANY machinss as there are
words in the English langnage in Isya. -<1'~(
! 80. NEWTON q BENEDICr, Agents,
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9PUBIIC4SALE.
Public Sale.

NAtOA4O b(SS1NS sfsAfO1 -
HAvTNG rented my place will sell as ven
.A1 due, as my residence one mile east and one
hAlrmilc south q the center Of Rootstown, on
Monday, he '5t1s ddyof Fe6ruasy,i i'72,
conamencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, precisely, the
following properly, to wit: ~ 49, =
One Stallion. known as the Buckeye Searcher.
He Is colt from the Old Seafeher, and his dam
an Eolipse Mare owned by Chester Lamb, Of
Troy He is5eight years old, and weighs 1350lbs.
As stock horse he cannot be surpassed.s All
who know him aud have seenhis stock prnounce
him the best stock horse in the county. He took
two Arst premiums 1T our County Fair last fall.
sene q his stock will be on the ground on the
One Breeuing Marc. wish-foal by buckeye
SeafGn6r.
One Horse seven years old one W. work Team
and Harness5four Cows, all coming in in March !;
three single harness, Zone nearly newl one Sad
die, enc two horse Wagon, one pair Bob Bleds.
one Saving Machine in good running order one
Strsw-Cutter, four Swarms of Bees also, many
articles not enumerated.
Terms made known on day of sale.
II. s. COTTON.
r. H{BEAS, Anctioneer. ST ~
At the same time and place:
One Horse Colt, coming two years old, ffrom
old Searcher; one Mare Colt, two years Old
kfrom Blackhawk) one Mare, seven years old.
of W B. Camp for 'dairyfhg purposes, and my
term having now expired, II Will sell II good
Dairy Cows, all1crming in in good season..
Teams made Known on day of sale.
Rootstown, Jan. q. lisa. lf7s-5t. % 'EsSsstS'
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Great Reduction.

=
In order to reduce our stock to the lowest
point possible before taking our annual invento-
ry.we will offer for the next thirty days, extra
ordinary bargains in all departments OF our
stock. .5nss
Gents, Under Shirts and Drawers at about Soc
on the dollar. -a-sssa 81
= Boys Comforters as low as SC each, to close.
Children's Leggins and Children's Hoods ct
half price. . nsaels
Ladies' Nubias at great reduction. g,
We cannot here enumerate goods or prices
Come and see. 49,. ss 70 eas
u. s. SMITH, Do co.
january; I'd. 1872. ssa 2s1asessss
~. ola ,,-as,, hsssss
Choice new Delaines at zoe per yard. No old
trash to Offer psf .dSsessz $.
The Best Stock aess4s.a-
of Tycoon Reps in Portage county, and weonly
ask 25c per yard. Now is the time to buy French
Merino cheap, at j. s. SMITH g Co.'S
55c for 9Oc Goods. ssaEEl
All wool English satines. the soc quality. now
offered at 55c per yard. ,rsef1esss
Gloves at and below Cost.
The balance of our stock Of Winter Gloves
and Mittens to be closed out at and below cost.
Shaw1s and Furs, @,r go s
Winter shawls at cost to close. The balance
of our stock Of Fnrs at and below cost to close.
Water Proofs. ,sssssisszss
We are stin oferdng Water Proof leakings
below any competition. a2aass 81
Horse Blankets sor ~ 80. saas5
We are closing out lot of made Horse Blan,
kets at 81 80 each.
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To Save Money,

Go to j. 8. walkers. opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good as new
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Partioular Attention &
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
.bvJ.s 3. walker. opposite Citizens Hall =
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Tailoring.

by j. s. walker, opposite Citizens Hall Ss,.Sas
Tailoring. NSSM s
If you want anything in the tailoring line
done, and done right. go to j.. Walker, oppo-
site Citizens Hall. s5 ,segs
Sponges, $40
Large and small, fine and coarse, Chamois Skin
to rub up your Silver Ware for Christmas. to be
had a. BRAINERD'S.
Call and Examine "a
The. new $3.50 Bed Spring. manufactured ny
Vance & Wells, the best article ever soid ior 1ne
20 s5-tf.
Cash for Chestnuts. i5s tsas
The hieAestprice in Cash for Chestnuts .
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III
The Old Settlers of Ravenna.
We are indebted to Gen. Z. v. Bierce for the
following valuable and interesting table: :
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Cashmere. just the thing to keep out the cold
and wear good. only ssc per yard. 9s91A -
Mosco and Chipshills Beavers I
.asA new stock FOR Ladies Sacks and Gents over
fc@9asss,HAW AbMmM ,..LIA gssi ,
new stock Prints and splendid heavy cling
hams at 1akc. One Bale 1eavy SsdndGrd Szect-
Sno at one shilling, Good Canton Flannel at z9;f
Three bales more of that good shilling Batting
and better goods at i5c and soc per pound! III
OILS I Hanak.sC2 issa aud collars. !" III, ge',
"A fine new stock Ladies laoe Collars from 100
up. 10 des more Of those all linen Hdkfs, 4 for
25c. also q good assortment for Gents and Boys,
Gents paper collars at foc per box. A new stock
Prize Collars with q watch to be drawn, Also
the Collegian Collar. sstsfsai -. :.
iatig ~ a.9es spool Thread -ll iuA
More OF that 200 I'd spool thread at &c per
spool s7ss - i2-4gs joa 2 ~ ii9tt
sasi to oaFe ei nsai, sslusut -ytttt.y'
Perfumery. i,.E"a sF bun al5
A new stock Hdkf Extracts. Hair oil, Ladies
Wallets &e., &C.. xa,satia5 ,Fg
Groceries. o14s ~ ga
A fresh stock, Best Y H.. soysone and Gun
powder Teas at $3.50. Our si.as, green tea gives
splendid satisfaction. Brown Sugar at ioc. Ell.
@ Sugar At 1870 A. Coffee sugar at 1sc, Genuine
New Orleans Molssses at soc. Golden Syrup at
s0c. Splendid Chewing Tobacco AZ s5e and 600
per pound. f1sE ia. 8lco
oAoiSBa ore -ii .
i Il shsAdsl oome'and see, lt, heiI.
what can be done fer your beneAt Bring aieus
your tresA Rpn Butter. EggA. Rags. Hickory
npss, aatS. Poultry 40. rlss1it8l { bMe III
. sfaii'~ N. CONVERSE,
. RsyenRa Dee, -. isyt, SIT -,.9'
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List of Advertisements.

). 5. SMITH s co. 3
Ravenna. Jan. 9. 1sza 3
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CAN and Examine
Pocket Knives.

The bixs.est price in Cash for Chestnuts.
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Radical Know Nojhiugs.

The NEW York TIMES is engaged in
the effort 20 stir up war of religions
and a,s,ils Hon. Fiancis Herman the
Democratic candidate for Governor of
New York, on account of his being a
Roman Catholic. Hdrper'S IHeekH
has for somc time past used lis columns
for The some disgraceful end This is
neither more nor less than a revival of
the old Know Nothing intolerance
which was crushed out some fourteen
years ago. Hcury Wilson, Grants can
didate for Vice President, having bee
at one time prominent leader of the
Know Nothings, it is not difficult to
see why his supporters should hate Ro-
man Catholics. Here is portion of the
oath which Wilson took when initiated
into the Know Nothing organization.
"And further declare and swear that
viii use all the means in my power to
counteract and destroy the influence of
foreigners and Roman Catholics in the ad-
ministration of the government of the
United States, and in any and all parts
thereof, local and general" The same
hatred Of foreigners and Roman Catho.
lies which actuated Wilson in taking
the Know Nothing oath now moves the
Times aud Weekly in their onslaught Is
on men of acknowledged ability and
honesty; men like Mr.. Francis Herman,
who are we'll fitted by education and by
intellect to fill high public offices to the
great advantage of the State.
Irishmen, Germans and foreigners Of
all lands what think you Of the party
whose chief men and journals villify
aud abuse you on account of your re-
ligious belief.