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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DOCTOR. WHAI lSlT2

Is aauc cstion freq entity asked by patient. who.
though perhaps not sick enough 10 be confined I"
his room or bed. nevertheless feels hinsclt rhysi
ca!ly unable to AT. end to hi' usual a,oca,ions.
There is u failing or general breaking down ofthe
system, but no symptoms sufficiently marked to be
classed as disease yet pccu ia'y irving to the sui
ferer. The feeling, clnn'i '"' rN'reSsnd- DOCTORS
don't understand IT. they r.s',ihc hopefully.
yet hlindly. aud withou, rt.a'i HishhER's HERE
BirrERs is the best Rch.'i . these nalneoss dis
ORDERS TRY IT AMI .:. CONVlNCED!!
Sold by all Druggists Prize 1ne Dollar per Bottle
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View Boot ana SnOe Store.
= GEO. s, HAGANY,

No. WEST SECOND STREET 0
between Market and Shipley has just opened
: arge and varied assortment of Boots and Shoes.
for Ladies, uentlemen Boys Misses ana enniartn. .
present times. and respectfully asks the pubic to
nan and ex anime his stock. mar ly
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New ADVERTISE It's.

II EGAL NOTICE.-Hiram Torrey. in the
i lcity of Philadelphia and state of Pennsylva-
MIA, will take notice that Edwin b. Babcock, OF
the county of Portage and state of Ohio did on
the Cd day Of October. 1874 file his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of said county,
against the said Hiram Torrey; Miner Chaffee,
Witt Brothers, and Griffith W.iFOx, defendants,
setting forth that the said Hiram Torrey gave
mortgage to one A. W. Beman, to secure GER
tain sum of money therein named according to
certain notes therein described, which notes and
mortgages have since b1en assigned to this
plaintif. Said mortgage is on the following de-
scribed premises: Situated in the township of
Ravenna, county of Portage, and state of Ohio,
being 81 feet north and south. by $50 feet east
and west, OF the middle of village lots No. ll2,
1t3, and ii4; the north line of said premises be-
ing 60 feet south Of the north ends OF said lots In
the original plat of lots in the village of Raven
ma. Plaintiff says that on the 26th day Of jan
uary, 1871, one q. Sutherland Il Co. perfected
and filed certain papers with the Recorder of
Portage county for record, whereby said Suth-
erland q Co. obtained n mechanics lien ON the
above described premises. then owned by said
Jan, 1871, one j. II. Nichols, assignee OF A. II.
Cline, by tiling the proper papers for record,
with the Recorder OF said county. obtained a
mechanics lien against the above described real
estate of said Hiram Torrey, both of which liens
have been duly assigned TO this plaintiff and
that the other defendants claim some interest In
said lands, under said Hiram Torrey. Plaintin
l'rays that said Hiram Torrcy may pay
said sums now claimed to be due amounting to
$706 with interest thereon or that said premiS-
es be sold to pay the same; and the said Hiram
Torrcy is notified that he Is required TO appear
and answer said petition on or before the third
after the 14th day of November, 1872.
EDWIN ID. BARCOCK.
b. His' by j. H. NICHOLS, his Atty.
RavelnR, Oct. =, 1879, slb 6w .s !
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out from the station. On the part of
the railroad officials, everything was
conducted in perfect order, and the
hearty thanks of the people are united
IN praise of the treatment at their
hands and the careful manner in which
everything was conducted on their
part. The open-hearted people of
Wellsville were ready with a hearty
welcome, and they only regretted that
they had not been notified sooner of
the contemplated visit, that they could
have given more substantial token
of their good will. The whole party
crossed over the river and partook of
a basket dinner on the hills of West
Virginia, it being to many the first
time they were out of their native
State. The party returned to At
water in the evening where friends
with numerous teams were ready to
convey them to their severals homes.
All passed off quietly and without ac-
cident, and everybody seemed well
pleased with their trip to the River.
Much ado has been made by the
GRANTEES about the Liberal movement
in Randolph. We claim that the
Democrats can and will poll not less
than one hundred and thirty votes in
this town, at the election ON next
Tuesday. The Liberals will poll not
less than forty votes, and there is still
some twenty votes in doubt. We
shall poll not less than one hundred
and seventy votes, and possibly may
reach between one hundred and eighty
or ninety. Now we call this pretty
good show for club which Hemlock
announced to the astonished readers
of the Democrat that we had five Dol
lys and four Coppers to begin with.
We have the entire Democratic
vote. B.
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MANTUA

Correspondence. -s-'t
A pleasant family reunion occurred
on Saturday, Sept. 18th at the resi-
dence of E. D. Carlton. His children
and grand children excepting three,
who were prevented by sickness from
assembled at the old home
stead and spent the day pleasantly
and agreeably, in the enjoyment of
mirth and music, and in a fruitless
endeavor to diminish the good things
with which Aunt Amelia's table is al
ways so bonntifully supplied.
. LEAP YEAR PARTY.-About twen-
five bold and dashing damsels, with
charms and seductive arts
persuaded twenty-five youthful lords
Of creation to embark with them in
twenty-five carriages and fearlessly
ride to Hinckley's Hotel at the Station
on Friday evening last. Soon after
their arrival, the Incompatible music
of Farr and Miller was heard in
the Hall, when every mothers son
OF the crowd declared, that 'sWe wont
go home till morning." which declar-
alton was made good, for with the
early streaks of light in the eastern
skies, those courageous damsels bold
ly ventured to take the ribbons, and
escort their tired and blushing part.
ners home to their anxious mammas.
On Thursday the remains OF Mrs.
Mary Baker, relict of VIM. g. Baker,
of this township was brought here for
interment. Mrs. Baker died in Gar
rettsville at the residence of her SON.
in-law, Mr.. E. Hutchinson. She was
the last surviving daughter of Judge
Elias Harmon, and sister of EOrrin
Harmon, Esq, of Ravenna, who
is now the only surviving men,
Der of Judge Harmon's family. More
than seventy years ago, before the
close of the last century, Judge FL.
emigrated to Ohio from Sufield, CT,
and built his log cabin in the dense
wilderness, near the Cuyahoga river
in the east part of this township, on
land now owned and occupied by H.
Washburn, and here being almost the
first and only settler in the township,
he endured the privations and hard
ships incident to pioneer life. and rails
ed family of six children, all of
whom reached the years of maturity,
dwell with their parents over on the
''other Shore" Thus, one by one, the
links are severed that bind the pres
ent with the past, and soon only the
memories of those early settlers will
be left us, to remind us of the priva-
tions and dangers which they suffered
that we, their children might enjoy
the beautiful hours which surround
Sept. %, 1872. NiiN9 =
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THE weather is cool andfall like. .. =

THE weather is cool and fail like. - i,='
REMEMBEK that next Tuesday is election. II
DON'T fail to witness the performances of the
Wallace Sisters on Saturday evening
OUR Merchants are all in receipt of their new
goods, and they have stacks Of them ~
DON'T fail 10 hear Theodore Tilton next Satur-
day afternoon. aAsaas q $50 ga - -tf siii1
TIE days Of the scar and yellow leaf are near
at hand. = '.f' e'@ 80. -
THE next term of the Court of Common Pleas
will commence on the 21st inst -. -, =,
J.C. BEATTY started East fora newsstock 4oi
goods for No. 3, Reeds new Block, ON Monday
last. s, t.4..ff ..,ft..,,ts ar IA
NEW, elegant and stout hitching posts have
been placed at the north and east fronts Il
Court House park. Ii II 'rAs oI 1sh
THE first term Of the new Buchtei College at
Akron. opened with liberal number or STU
dents, the number in attendance being 50 gen.
tlemen and 81 ladies. Total 120. = ~" =
WE would cali attention to the advertisement
of G. L. Horr. in this issue. Mr.. Horr has been
for many years in the merchantile business in
Shalersville, has enjoyed the confidence Of his
customers. and. we are assured, has . large and
well selected stock Of goods 4, ,ti ri h. ,sia :.
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THE WALLACE SISTERS JENNIE,
MINNIE, MAUD. , a,l4 y

This brilliant trio of popular artists support
ed by a powerful combination of IS members
full Orchestra and Brass Band, will give one on
their inimitable entertainments at Citizens Hall
on Saturday evening, October sth. =, s.,.,f,,,t.
This Troupe is well known in Ravenna, and
the simple announcement of their appearance
hereN ill be sufficient to pack the Hall to ITS
utmost capacity, The emanagementwillp present
very strong bill of attractions on this occasion
including Miss Jennie in a fayorite, character,
Minnie and Maud in their wonderful specialties.
Ed. C. ,Dobson champion Banjo Soloist OF
America. Geo. W. Denham,s Burlesque Bell
Ringers; the Clodoche tronpe of French. gro
tesque Dancers and a host of other attractions
too numerous to mention. ,.-fl rs is s..lasYJs
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RANDOLPH.

= =,
Co'sesPo4denee' isisiI Itt4s,. aIlGe
sn,.esf RANDOLPH, Sept. 80, 1872.
Mn. SD. IIARR1s-SIR On the 25th
inst, the people of Randolph, New
Baltimore aud Atwater, went to the
Ohio River onra grand Sunday School
excursion. The excursion had. its or
,igin in the Disciple Sunday School of
Randolph, and is largely indebted to
DR.. C. w. Bettes for it's final success.
Tho enterprise was heartily entered
into by the other Sunday Schools of
jRandolph,' Atwater, and New Balti-
more; and when congregated at the
Atwater Depot on the morning of the
25th, presenteda grand sight of over
eight hundred persons, all quietly but
waiting the arrival of the
special train which was to bear this
regiment of Sunday School Scholars
and Teachers to Wellsville on the
Ohio River. About 8 o'clock they
quietly took their places on board the
train, filling thirteen cars, and moved
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The Mass Meeting.

There was . grand turn out of the people at
the Democratic and, Liberal. Republican Mass
Meeting held in this town on Thursday last
notwithstanding the Fair was in operation, il
being the second day Of the exhibition, which
took many away from the meeting. there were
about three thousand people present and all
seemed to be well satisfied with the capital
speeches of Generals Farnsworth and Wiley, on
the occasion. The meeting ..lin every respect
was complete success and was in happy con-
trast with the slim affair of the GRANTEES on the
Tuesday previous.
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Miss L. C. JACKSON has received her new Fall
stock of Millinery and Ladies Furnishing Goods,
at "the Little Store around the crner,'' to which
she invites the attention of the ladies of Raven
ma and vicinity. She expects to remove to her
store room in Reeds new block in few weeks
when she will be better than ever prepared to
accommodate her customers.
Ravenna, Sept. "A, 1872. 214-2w.
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NEW GOODS AT NO. z. PHENIxl BLoCK.-The
old and popular house of J. 8. Smith & Co., No.
Z, Phenix Block. is in receipts of q complete
stock of fall and winter goods. which are now
on exhibition for the inspection of their old
customers and the public generally The stock
is large, and. from the well established reputa-
tion of the proprietors IS go-ahesd merchants,
it is unnecessary for ms to say that those who
patronize this house get the worth OF ieirscrip.
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DEATH OF HIRAA c0LLrSs.-1we last week mo-
ticed the serions injuries received by Mfr. Hiram
Collins by being thrown from his carriage on the
afternoon of Friday. Sept. lath. at the corner Of
Erie and Hamilton, Streets, Cleveland. Mr..
Collins continued in an unconscious, state till
the morning of Wednesday, September 25th.
when he died of his injuries. His funeral took
place from his residence in Cleveland on Friday
morning. and his remains were brought to- Ra-
VIENNA, and inferred in our cemetery that after
noon. s, .s,f.,.. ;,.a. s5a Il. ltiloa
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LOST.

On the a6th ult. between Ravenna and Mantua
Station, an account book of Mantua Station and
Burton Mail and Hack line. ANY person find
ing the same will be literally rewarded by
leaving it with or notifying the undersigned.
A. II. TAYLOR,
and Hack Line,
Mantua Station. Oct. 2. 1872.
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WE never felt SO much like dying all at once
as we did one dayilAst week, when Tay Ion Clay
drove such magnificent, hearse Iup town ana
builE I'M lsavenna, and for taste, beauty, and ele-
gance. .snrpasses anything ,ofitlle Kind dn this;
part Of the hemisphere, You that are contem-
plating stunning on. this mortal coil. would do
well to give the matter favorable consideration
about this present time.-MGsstyoae -AnaeyicdD. "
The hearse spoken Of, above was built at the,
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have now in stock very complete and de-
sirable assortment ofeustons made Calf Shoes for
Misses, Women and Children, which am sell
ing at the lowest rates. invite especial atten-
tion to these fine goods. IFf
J.C, MALONEY.
Shoe Store next door to First National Bank.
Ravenna, Sept. II, IS72. 4ttE
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The New 7-30 Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad
The First National Bank,
OF RAvENNA,

Are now selling and unhesitatlngly recommend
these bonds to their customers and all paftaes
who have money toinvest as the most profitable
as well as safe investment that is now offered TO
the public.
Having made careful inquiry of good and re-
sponsible fnanciers who have fully inyestIga-
ted the securities upon which the 7-30 Gold
Bonds are based cannot doubt the reports, both
Official and unofficial, heretofore published
Confirmed as they are by the letters OF suen
high toned, honorable gentlemen as rs Bsyard
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had at Bank free.
have ordered large amount of the $50 Gold
Loan Bond, and viii be pleased 70 supply all
our customers and others who are desirous OF
making Good, Safe and Profitable Investment.
We Keep on hand Bonds of 500. $500 and 81.
0O0 which we exchange for Government $40
Bonds on which interest will soon cease. Thus
realizing handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to Is per cent.
Will pay highest market price for 0rCoupons on
Northern Pacific and Government Bonds.
: Interest allowed on time deposits.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Europe. tl2
N. d. CLARK, Prest.
C. E WITTER, Cashier, 162 -
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The following meetings have been
sppointed by the Committe, for which
it is hoped the Township Committees
willmake the necessary arrangements
sHALERSvILLE, Friday evening,
Oct 4th, j. II. Nichols, and w. B.
Thomas. seA 2Kk S<k4fa sg
PARIS, Saturday evening, Ocs. 5th,
Rockwell, and w. B. Thomas. .bt
MANTUA,, Friday, Octeber Il even
] ing. Hon. j. R. C1ymer, and Hon.
j. B. Burrows. -
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REMOVAL.
NJ. j. LYSETF has removec his Hoop Skirt
and Corset factory to the room under the store
of II. L. Day in Phenix Block, where those in
want of goods in his line are requested to call.
Ravenna March 16, 1873, 1885 1854.
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FALL sTock.-smith Brothers, at No, 6, Phe-
nix Block, have received their stock, of fall
goods, which is complete in every department,
andds, beyond dispute, one of the finest stocks
in the county, The boys have been doing good
business and have givenl general satisfaction to
their customers. Those desiring to purchase
goods will do we'll to drop in and examine their
stoek. ~; f4.iossiR III 6lnI21l ~
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MARRIED-

this village. September
18th, at the residence of David Smith Esq, by
Rev. T. j. McCreary, Mr.. W. l.. Camp, of
Rootstown, and Mrs {. r. Stanley, of North
field, Summit county.
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TEE BELL RINGERS - Leayitts Swiss Bell
Ringers gave an entertainment at, Citizens
Hail on Tuesday evening, Sept, s4th, and were
greeted by a crowded house. Their perform
ances were of very satisfactory character. II
is lone of theibest troupes, of the Kind that has
ever visited our itown!q Y!1{Gi % ia h1ts
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Az the examination Of Teachers, on Saturday
last there were 25 applicants, 10 gentlemen and
ladies. Certificates were granted as follows
For 1s months, Tor ,1a months s.; for months
IL Total 1s. Rejected. :. Next Examination
to be held in Hiram, on Saturday, October 5th,
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bTEB.

BAKER-In Garrettsville, on W Wednesday, Sept.
is, Mrs. Mary A. Baker, relict of the late
William c Baker, and daughter of the late
Judge Elias Harmon, aged "a years.
COE-In Rootstown, on the morning of Thurs
day, October 3D., of hemorrhagc Of the bowels,
Samuel Coe aged 25 years.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-03

OUR NEW GERMAN CORSET,
Superior to the French Woven, in quality and
make, is retailed at s5 cents, at t
-its'ita-''i - POE BROS
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The undersigned having purchased the milk
route of George p. Ticknor. is prepared to fun
nish his oil customers and all Others who may
wish to purchase, the best quality of milk at
reasonable rates. HORACE BARBER.
october1, 1872. .....-. sl5-2.
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ANorHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Frederick w.
wheeler, an old citizen of Rayenna, died at the
residence Of his SOM law. Charles Green, Esq,
in this village, on Tuesday morning, the 10th
inst. ri in the .s5th year of his age. MIR.
wheeler carie to Ravenna in 1914. He was, in
the British navy at the eommencement of the
war of 1872 from which he deserted and came
to the Uuited States, and some years afterwards
became q citizen by naturalization. His wife
still Survives him., and he leaves d danghter.
Mrs. Charles Green, and o SON, %. .D. Wheeler.
residing in this village. Therewere three other
sons and two daughters, but where they reside
or whether they are still living, we have not
learned.n IraRnE III all949it ~ JbAt
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PURE MOHAIRs.
. NEW MILLINERY.

We are offering a bargain in Black Alpaca
Mohairs at 5Se per yard. Don't fail to look at
them. POE BROS.
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JAPANESE SILKS.
CALF SHOES.

In all the new colors and styles, in great vari-
ETY.. Good goods at 4Oc per yard. at
POE BROS.
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CLOTHING. .I

A full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at
BEATTY'S.
April 18th, 1872. iliT9aGIaE4
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DUFFS COLLEGE.

The oldest and most reliable Institution for OBJ
tanning mercantile Education.
Boz Practical business men as instructors.
For informa alton, write for u circular to T..
DUFF q SONS, Pittsburgh. Pa,
Sept. II, 1871. tss st, 2is-Sm-eom.
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, FURNISHING GOODS. Ifla
A full stock of all kinds of Gents Furnishing
Goods in full supply, at BEATTY's.
April II, 1872.
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.wATER- PROOF CLorHs
GERMAN CORSET.

Q. WATER PROOF CLOTHS
In great variety extra quality, at one dollar
per ward, at So. to 10 g POE BROS.
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Go to Deming,s

The largest stock in town may be found at
May %, 1871. 197.i s.j, DEMING'S.
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MILLINERY.

The balance of the Millinery Stock belonging
to the estate of Mrs. A. C. Hasbrouck, will be
found ON exhibition and for sale at the rooms of
NJ. ]. Sysett. Phenix Block, where will beiound
some great bargains. j. s. SMITH, Assignee.
Sept. 9, 1872 n1l2 sN H''t 'A
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HATS,

HATS.
Almost everything that is new in the Hat
line can be found at gi-. BEATTY'S.
April II, 1872. ...,,.t t-.f,. .-ti t,,.t
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Gi5oi3 Lamp Chilnneys.
just received. a large lot or Flint Lamp CHM
neys. Try them. o....ff -i@. rif I'D
SMITH. WOODRUFF & co.
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Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C., at bottom
prices at SMITH. WOODRUFF & CO.'S.
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can and Examine q

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on. 56-tf.
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Particular Attention

Go to j. s. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, te
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good as new ~. -.stt 80 B. 10.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
GAaHMERES.

Satteens, Merinos. Empress Cloths, &C., SC in
all the desirable shades and colors, at very low
figures, at POE BROS.
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Grantites county Convention.


The GRANTEES of this county held their Conn
ty nominating Convention at Citizens Hail.
on Tuesday. and the several townships
were quite fully represented- Esq. Hanks, of
Hiram, presidcd andG L. Horr, OF Shaiersy1iie
was chosen secrstary- Alter selecting COM
mitfee on Credentials. on motion, the names OF
candidates for the several Offices were announe-
ed. and it soon became evident that there were
an abandance ofmen in the ranks of that or
ganization who were willing to serve the public,
The following are the names announced;
For CSerE.-John Meharg, Nathan S. Smith, Il.
N. Hobert A. S. Peck.
For Probate Judges p. Wolcott, Alva Udall,
Gideon Seymour, H. Il. Stevens andJ, " Neil
For saeris-o c. Risden, Richard Evans and
E. L. White.
Ias scosssaissionsr-S.~B- B. Jenkins, A. w
Richards. F. B. Cannon. E. E. Taylor. Albert
Dooiittle, and Luther III. Parmelee.
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An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres, particularly adapted to a first class
trade just opened at iif J. G. BEATTY'S
April II, 1872. f1Fes Il 90 All