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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
SUCCESSFUL LIFE INSURANCE.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this
city g1ve IN another column report or nine months
business for the present year. They also present state
en of the progress and Of the Company from
its Inception The Company has since its OrganZa ION,
returned to pOcyhOlders In money, abatement OF pre-
miums increased insurance, aud for surrendered poll
cies nearly half OF its cash premiums anu paid Ia cash
ON death and other assurance claims nearly S1OWOO,
beside investing at per cent reserved fnd suuceht
ali its Obligations present and prospective,
which amounted at the close Of last year TO about
their tables require the reerve fund 10
produce per cent per annun, 1t viii be seen tnat
specf The ratio Of commissions paid TO total
receipts is stated TO be sos per cent. me
ratio OF all other expenses TO total receipts 49, per cent
making ratio OF total expenses 10 per cent OF tOtal
receipts For 1871 the Ratio OF expenses was lOper
cent against average rate OF 10 per cent during me
whole ext encc Of the Company Inc summary OF tne
for the past nine months gives tine best ey-
dence Of the continued prosperity Of the Company tue
current opera tue nome Office Indicating an aug
menta ion In the amount OF insurance of over sOOOOOO
during that time and above all cancellations TIE
receipts Of the Company from AL sources NeIe
lIIl3G62 80 disbursements. sG,OJ57l5 H. Ihe net az
sets are now stated at SjG83J, beng an increase oil
81 GlGOo0 since January la view OF tue foregoing sc
ment, Board vi Trustees, at teir regular qnhrerp
meeting, held on the ION Instant, passed Tue following
resolutions unanimously: , IN,
Roed That accepting the statement Of the Anaiy and Au
At hrs meeting tho Irc duty AMI the Prsen 1bi
OCCASION 10 "a the confidence The Naciuts a
which tie bu hs been e0u uc1b ~ ' -
officers appreciation OF tie at i oi e
dus employ other department, 81 TIE iasn.' =
sur nee Company express entire eJlLdlee IN m
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FEoN HAvRB-It st,'msip Washington DC, &c. Never and
vie. SIR hoO dE Lsrle. g. Grul. IS Pine NJ De- Cas-
Mis- Willard, Sir Grant Ar Caaoage Hawk rs Sit lriilo.
NJ "a e 5 tnso,s az 's nr raalle and rllt Count de-
"o IA, aug Ter Ms, Losa Hll Mis C. Scsno- oi
Sir Brul1tsur All vi IN Ko ~ Reer wiz sutg
vie M Lsrolr 81 aaugos Ass L. Mss L. Fle, NJ
S,rgent Molina. ME Arse s M Nj Deschamps, hr Bod
L;:r Pant Asyb is 5 5se'rf Macon S5d 1 l.T
sir Pelan., NJ Eoitr, Mr. Milat NJ Roy g. Roy.
M T. Wiser Mr H. savgn.s NJ Garner oto Bauer r. Col-
inE,. Ms ahert AMI Mr. Hou a-d 500, - rs f,Lil Mf
Mrs ose and P-10 Dir. Decbutlt
mother ~ yauvd NJ II Ter anl nohr Ir Cir Mr. Ana Mrs
Joly. dr. Glei Dr. LENA - j. Mar a., n &c amt ar LiPf
Nr ao,r and s,n, F.J.e. Gisshi MG Ieschml Mrs
BUgre M.ssL dug e. Mrs c. tUrsuet MI Pc p, A. tAes,
SIR Gsail Air DIpl ~ De- &c H. Cayi.es ar re noi and
VIE d s. H. Panalos Mss L. hniIn, Ir n. Bcr H. AR Aam,
Sir LouIy s Counby 81 FoOI4 arr l. Ro aet A Horeaee.
GIrI Mss Miss l.. Araasu Ass L. ha Miss liam
non As MT roial child aj J. Sassou, t. Derive
Hoce. Dir Portal, DR. Darron aE4 Ar tal, J'spn
oB nm nd e,es e soa.rL Dr. lougsau Great
- lie .eor samol. Mr. de ST. Angc. Mr. Hi 5irs. Gouet
IRON LIygRPo0 In stsan hsp AiJtl Oct 26dr AMI Ms
H. Lax airs r. Mrs hos,y. Hiss hnzEns i2u ai d+ A.
Hardy DO aud h,s besrtslorn Mr. Osien dr. snd h Ars rong
Wssh Sis POST M ahd Ma iaeaa. D. Thorpe, bliss Leis
Lea & ans Sir snd hs !. " Wan, Mr. bradley Dit and
Mrs bradford, u fgier CoIy Holmes H. oleehr h{es o.
Bslz j. Rae FoT.hiug W. r. Cuiras Miss CLYDE. Mss Paris
Va.an.e Bonie.l, H. A. wills Mr Peon and nece ).
Martinez Mss Chirser' airs Cam0edng AID maid, d. Lrlns
Ir hanks and servant Dir. Jews. Mr. smith, Mss
Iierhct and tso asis. Mr. Gooion . ami daoghier, NJ
G.bsoa Mn. Epley. w. 3. ". Ripley 81 robey, Miss
Toie Miss q Tqey, Mss Hacker, Dr Msl.' NJ, Blekngham
Msi Jlmes Mrs. Robert BoNe1 wo cdre aad mad ar and RS
Pos Islseg, >. A. Peics. Mrs Miller An aud Mics
AM maid J. Hqn,e r. sHd hn Gaa,s 2nl 9',,, :, L.
NJ CatNorthy Ne Merrill and child w Simmons n W. &c an
Is ORA. q. Barbi, Ms kmbal Dr. seqln H. Vao MiEe hrt
Th,mpoa, chilli sni infant Mr. hud Mrs. X a. Vogh ilani anu
mad; OUTER aud sraul hr W CnoAien James Major
Nj Caone Ms Pint All sister Ms C4ar'.il Mrs Powell Mr.
sud MrA OadTen, Clara Ans b"AH10h Al nePAe" h
Van eathuTsen, D. A. jones anu son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
PJSSFNGLRS SAILED.

FOR LIvEPPOO-Tn fp EyyD Oct 25Iohn M'cion'ld
Mr., aaa 4. W..s snd iufn NJ. Mlv Gtilaf r Iis O. =:
ID I'm George Corsautnr Robert r. M'iy e. b. D.. Mr. an1
NJ T. A. ergoma e., Capt Aesauer Piper. Iat states
hrny and vile ID Nm R1wianl c-Ii " r. aud As.
COO cullru ME and lis va ern, tll raraAan
Warrington Read a.. NJ. ellington Rev L. T. & mm IS A.i
T. Mr.. e.. cnIld. Ms W. raud t-re-
vi dan Htyrs, Tlo. Elsn De trIs solna - b. De- Ms'
dis 81 iiiss L. T. AnJ.i. Mrs s.. J. u 'f1r
BIZ sne ir Ltre. ~ Fish, D. p, acrI NL. ali Ute Ac rer
noah B. Van Deltlols james shaw, H. j. Jtac deo 0lni
sna J. L. ~ 1ch. Jl4 t.e.iia, J. l. VI w. 80
FOR LIyEaPUOL-La -ashp rity Of 8ooEyn Oct o MS
H. = ~ A. 5fr, T. iu M clirls Ir q. X RcHtri ii. y
She rl n wife Niss ssarnan sisi Mar " Ba-ke y" Pet
l4.cu; Mr uJasr, w. H. baton
d vile j. sAor ms Mrs Alms. cud AID scrrauf T. O.
resv McCrtns r. Dosies. Blizzard band AeEnicr iouns
POR IiYgRPO J-Tl steamship BIi1ri0 Oct 26,f. AMI Mrs.
Coo Crl, baNsJ Nd.hIa rs .4s iWT!Qg A 9esWal.
l,ugher Sir M.a. Bac. lr r. h. ste E Mr. Az tls h,
Mf Ausustls o-t W. and SIS Peer GlO, l. f. isaciou, Jas
tigu cuTT gas Henry HoagIlsn Cay. Albert Curse
a. W. NMtgF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

lIvion Of all oenses accruIng before the war" Orr
princIple Il 10 let bygOnes he bygOnes, NOW
H Won ask me what the prospects for our party,
answer they bright. lGreat appiause.l ours are
the principles future and In the future they must
triumph Let the people ask themselves which sue
are liberty, honesty amnesty and charity, for where
these are there Is the justice God aud finding these
you shall know" by this sign you shall conquer COY
erned by these principles, new era Will dawn upon lne
land and America will be the purest IL Is tho taest
of All the lands on the face OF the earth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
SRIPPlNG LNIELAIGENCE
PORT OR EBw-ToRK roo.

CLEARED
Steamship EGYPT (Br) Grogau Liverpool f. W. J. HnrsL
htransu1 Baa' DR., he neiy, Il, efyoo HIDE SPARKS
Steamship Ashand. Moore temandina, Js Hand
steamship Of Beoi9n tBt ibss liverpool John Dale.
sstm"r Aiemln.a IN O. KanleSe Hamburg
steamship Harsd la sgn So, LuHd Waterford lunch bye
Steamship Tybee DesnOy Domingo &C. SOoisd Dros Co.
Steamship Aaoao purson, Cohesion via ney west e. w.
steamship United states lrao Ssvotsaus II. CromE Co
's ,asa s n, Weasn Csir..os d. r. Mosa 80
sie.uslp or Dou-nou. Wt-r Norfolk. CITY Poat &C 1 Do
sleirssp Knght Johnass AasiA Geo 3. MsraeE.
stsa hip Neptune BaAcr. so',.l il b tI ,
h.eamsnp Wansu,tl. Fra NssB~Iori. PEI ns,s Wood.
B,A S1aa sf, fss6 Te.te JAM Wand c.
BARI Commerce lisseis. GalIe ton. q. Ii Mllog q Co.
ARRIbEu.
Steamship Arena Brl LeMessuer rpc Oe' IS and
tosa On va n and P,ss % c'is. G faa',. ~ ~ -
b,elnssp Geol,s Croswei Cpp EeN-oraI o. -,
ss'S.p ws.las.oa ,rI Ece.eaa Have oe'. " US Best
Lsl sIlh hi,e ana t@,s 20 2, 80 'iAeAen1l. - ~ III
steamship Gsaor1ia rl I'ybourue c'raS Oct p days Nth
steamship EsssFa, aeAmord Ci,5 Point aud Norfolk
s'essa. Do,ae Ill.-sFla WITH sad to Lori
sbp Iln,oa C,'sof Liverpool GFOr4, c'cut, JAY u eh
@ FORWARD H. ,sf Asr.n, ao,.sca M,,. Io, H. with MIA.
SLID Ausresa Union Du.ano London sep H. ni sac Is wight
' S,, IS iassiy Daell unLrut ,aaiI MaJ s vii, ad.,
stsl, Glioa usLl, Csu-ro Coik a. lays BALLAST,
SAILED.
sts,m,is Asais Or Hlufr-i Am-c. ssi Salt f,r Bronze
AZ a. 40 NJ fls r S.st sa. r q p,SS t, San 100
- if.i si 1T. r E,Isn,. "a, I,, y, t ~
ba.t'n, ior Chsr efoni od Dom a.'n for t-hnond
ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. g..
ia Ddi ,i I'D 81 ~ T. VIII iSis s -''' ~ '' june
Brs ssil saIie1 ''',l fglhq h,lsi n -. with FRUIT
SohE ttse co. faoe'orn) boSu. Aer oyss 10 ~th
~ r. Sssysr t5 J0-portl E, B.ua. IL t,,, with ,sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
Drn Gooos.
M KTNZEY'S.

GREAT REDUCTION
LOTS OF GOODS
FROM AUCTION
CLOSING OUT FALL HATS. sc. up.
FANCY PEA AERS. Sc to a. AT KrSzRYs
FRENCH FLOWERS loa spruyup
oS iRicA TIPS E'' up AT KISzErs
eros GRAIN RIBBONS loo. yard up.
CORD EDG1 RIBBONS &C. yard a'' At KrSzErs
ALL SILK ROMAN sAsHBs. 81.
WIDE SASH kIBBONS, jJc, DC, Sc At rrNzPytS
SILK BONNET yELvBrs 5oc. csc.
IAhDWlDb PLUSHns, &c yari AT KTVzFyrs
FINE vPLyETERSs soc. yard up.
LINING SILKS, Ijc yard up At rrYzFyts
SILK TIES loc. lFe 20c., 2Sc. 2se.
WINDSOR lies, Zyc. JJci &c. A., DrUzvv,e
SQUARE SILK HASDKBRCHIEFs, zoe.
hlCll SILK tbs DC. 4Oc 5Vc, bOe AT v,v1pv,s
BLACK SILK PRINCES. &c to sIso.
COLOEED SILK fRINOR,, &c. TO ri 70 Ar vr,,pv,o
4, ssTNESTERE GrHPs l2Ic to &c.
PAsaEMESTkRB GIAPS. 1Sc to u piece ~, ,,,,,,,,y,s
SILK TRIMMINGS &c., &C.. Ioe. y.ri.
si"A l4iaA &C. I" 81 % piece AT EISzErs
OPENING GO LBS
ZEPHYR woR5TEDs.
SINGLE, DOUBLE, AND SPLIT,
ar Ioc PEa OUNCE 49, r,v,,v,s
MISSES ONE BUTTON KID GLOVE, 2oc.
LADiLS OSEBrtruS KID GLOVE. 25c - -
SPEyyS EXTRA g9 Tw9g 3 aSSys SD' r 90 80.
REAL N'D' "o''" y - ''lDoo AT KISzETs
yEw FALL CoLoRs Is KID GLOVES DE-
'''''- - AT KNzErs
REGgLte MADE BALBRIgG4Ns &c
XrEA POUR THREAD HOSE, l5c. - -
ENGLISH HALF HOSE DO, 2sc
Mlssss FANCY HOSE, loc, up. - ,
QUANTITIES OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR
WILL MADE CLOSING OUT ChBAH an ,,,
MERISO UNDERWEAR IN LADIES'
AND GENTS, dAlAED WAY DOWN
FRENCH WOVEN CoRsETS at Soc
EXl "A EMBROIDERED COSSBrS 81 49,
EXTRA LOT or BUsrLEs 10 CLOSE zge
FINE LOT OF PiQUB APRONS, 2jc -
FRENCH GUIPURE LACEs. &c. &c. IOc, lss up o.
FRENCH THREAD LACES l5e, 2Oc.. 25e. up 49, -
VA ENCIBSNEs LACBs, D., &c. Sc, &C., &c., up.
REAL LACBS. &c.. lOc. l2lc, l5c, pc, up -
EXTRA PIyE LINEN COLLARS. &C., &c., IOc
LINEN COLLARS, EMBROIDERED, l0c. lzle, l5c.
yALEYCIgyNEs LACE COLLARS, loc lse &c. SOC
''AN AT KINzEYs
SILK LACE Walls. 25c up.
Real SHETLAND Walls, lOc and 25c - -
EXTRA RuFFLGNGs, 49,, 2oe, 2c p.
MAGIC EUFFLINGS, &c. yar1 -
SKIRT RUFFDTNGs 25c pA
fEEEOH RUFFLiNGS lOc &C 3lc. yard. -
HAMBURG EDGISGs &C., iOe I2Ie l5c
'-'''''''0 -'.--''..D'' AT KINzETs
L&JRAAllLNE9 AENSIIrCH. l2ic 49, 100000.
HErsrroR AID INITIALS l2le w.
HENS vi N-'D w. AT KNzgrs
GENTS ALL-LINEN &c., 20c. l5c.. 78c
GhNTS' ALI LINEN HbISTIrCH, 2lc up.
AT KTNZEYs
REAL WHITLEY JET CLOSING 25c up.
NECKLACES AND ORSAMENfS CHEAP.
AT KINZEYs
WAX DOLLS lOc. I5c., 25c. 3lc 4Oc to So
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
woRsTgD SLIPPER PATTERNS aes up
WORSTBD CUSHIONS Se., 4oc. uP
SILK EMBROIDERED APRONS SOC.
LACE IlDlss, le. z5C.. BIC
WILLIAM KISZBrS
691 BROADWAY,
BETWPPy AnrrY AMI ROuRTUs Ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. OCT %.
No Steamship Mails.

MONDAY, OCT %.
No Steamship Mails.
TUESDAY OsT %
Mails for Havana City OF Merida close
40 ii M ktetmshrp sl % 5 D. m. P-I No. y. r.
Mans Stite. 81 in steam ho Fr9hun'
eo.e Al IL H. Steamship from Per No IL y. X
WEbhESDAl. DCr 30
Mais for B1rrns QlenasEn snl Liverpool, pr seamslp
Idaho c.o.e a. " 81 supplement Man on Fsf no 80 q"
t.. = clio e.; a 1850 }. Steamship sa..s az ) p N.
A Pns CLOSED ,lul Is Eeut ~ TN me ,
lAn deposited IN supplement- Mails must he prepaid win
uusage.i
1hurs ~ O'Clock sem-hp sails tom Portland No on
fulay al IN. Al. IN
Letter postage al the West les except when gon5 direct 81
ocns Paper ceat' Zach "hc4 na De pFsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
RUMoRED INDICTMENTS.

1t is reported that indictments have been
found by the oyer ami Termiucr Grand Jury against
Daniel d. o'Conner George IL. Plunkit Isaac Robinson
and lward Costello, for alleged frauds 10 ceding cay
property the upper part OF the city for railroad pur-
poscs also against John SCac0m, formerly ar
ueuO tue IJmDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
nECISIONS-Ocr. 26.

Supreme Courf-LhdmbT8-B Judge Flncher.-
Foey Eg,n-Phars oo Tor The paneat over Of her share
grated; the .elda Eln, q be tlv
ard council already esuAa.d by Jd1v Leonard
tie order 10 e settled days notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

SUPREME CcuET-CHAwBEusNo, o. So c. Co. r. - r. 5 %
30 Id % H. &C. o. 49, o. o. o. o. l i0 no IL 49, 49, 49,
Call No. l8. c.
ConsoS PLgA-TRIlL TBRN-P Kr LNot l5t7 l5S5 lJo o.
4ss 1871 N. &C liza. o.. 86, 3Jl, LIZ ~
MAINE CoUkT-GRNEEaL rEKa.-Aof. 10 "a Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
nlSIATUaA ALMAaAO

sun iises... IS 52 Moon nes... I:lt
WASH nls-A
sspi Hoos... 5s Hell tate FerY.. 7oi
apdt booF m 459 Cows SO Hell 1.2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

4 Il EREEE 4 r EEEsR sss'
sXTHAvE. AND SINBTEESTH.ST.
NOW OPENING
IN ALL OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS.
HAVING sEcTRED EVERY DESIRABLE LoT otEERKD AT
or MONDAY
Excellent Black r,ast. and Gro. Grain Drea. Six.
30 piece. snh Black 6r;.s s YER very sus goods 81 Is rh.h
$50 pieces. 81 % as 81 50 and 81 !. sD. Lion. M.puca .,'
A lnrTe 10. OF TaHsta and Gros d'Afdque SllIs,
in 6ne psn coors -, worth %
1900 piece, Plaid Striped Fancy MiIod Drs.. Good.
500 piece. PoPans 'nd Empress Cloths, Soc.
Pae Black Alpscas. 2Sc, DC. &c.. SOC.
F ss: s.n sSo' eS s1 ec sS'h s sSls saa Sc
Ladies Cloth SaoGe nicely Tmed and braided 80 81 81 ~
VERY Cloth Cashmere SaeJues Tana. sereus styles
Finest CLOTH siCouEs and fAiaas imported richly .nnu.d
asy Of .,, ysi s ss s s -. 81 81 and IS
HandsOms Ottoman striped sbAws, - Is, ~. - sS
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND UNDERGRADUATES
Every MAKE Ladies' Chlireu, anu Gents lniersarnena
J0q E5: sn S Sos S P Sors nss' Se S%''
lot Of Gent, KID Gloves. SOC worth slis
LADIES USDERcL0THING AND cORsRrs
so dozen Ladies' Fine French hove ~
cor'e 81. Fn,1 E%S'p ssi.s IoDs - s sSa %
Cheisises and Drawers, enc muslin 7Sc to 81
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Flanneis aud Blankets, ShHinS
Heavy i94 Blankets 81 81. 81 - ~, And 90
bales Russia Crash, l2lc, best goodh
RICH DRESS TRIMMINGS PASsRMRNTgRIE GMPs Az
PRINCES,
In all the latest noyelteA
Fur Trimming Fancy PRINCES, and SILK Ornaments
Fine French Flowers, Ostrich Tips and PlameA
Real Ostrich Tips in shades, 2oc.
Latest lee tslt and Straw HAN trimmed and uutn !
POINT, POINT APPLIQUE GUlPURR, and TAX LACK
LACE Walls IN NEWEST DESIGNS
Wide Guipure Laees 2Se Ssc aae., AM Soc
Small Wares, Perumery, and Dap, lowest prices.
JUST RkCEINED,
Great bargains In WOrsted Rmbr0b!eues
Embroidered Pneushiops Otomans thabacks and slippers
athah usual prices
RICHARD NRARES,
S1h.ayc AM knee- uil-si
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-07

stead of one person,s and i will give
the highest health and strength upon
a diet which will cost not much more
than two dollars for the ten persons
for a week. Let me transfer my ex-
pertinent TO the Far West, where
!wfIest, corn, oats and beef are so
cheap, and the cost of feeding my fam
lily of ten would be SO ridiculous that
L dare not men.io If, lest you laugh
at me. ,.as-,,tE t.,... ss.5asy igr.
'tADd So far from my family group
being one of ghosts or skeletons, X
will engage that they shall be plump
Ier and stronger, healthier and happier
with clearer skins, 3 brighter eyes,
sweeter breaths, W hitter teeth, and, in
addition, that they shall live longer,
than your Delmonieo dinners, each of
whom spends ehoug at . single din
ner to feed my; family of fenffor a
week. And last. but not least, they.
shah enjoy their meals more than
your Delmonico dinners.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-07

NoTICE.AAn persons are hereby notified
IN not to trust my wife Ataline Prosser on my
account. Twill pay no debts of her contracting.
for the reason that, on the Both day of September
1872. without just cause or provocation, She left
my led and board, without my consent Z Egd
WILLET PROSSER.
Ravenha, Oct. TO- 1872. O - 217 3w.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-07
HOW TO SAVE MONEY!

II EGAL NOTICE.-HIram Torrey in the
llcity of Philadelphia and state of Pcnnsylva-
nia Will take notice that Edwin Il. Babcock of
the county of Portage and state of Ohio did on
the I'd day of October. 1872 file his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of said countv
VIII Brothers, and Griffith w. Fox defendants
setting forth that the said Hiram Torrey gave u
mortgage to one A. w. Beman to secure q Ger
tain sum of money therein named according to
certain notes therein described, which notes and
mortgages have since been assigned to this
plaintiff. Said mortgage is on the following de-
seribed premises: Situated in the township OF
Ravenna, county of Portage, and state of Ohio
being 60 feet north and SOUTH by 1SO feet cast
and west, on the middle of village lots No. 112
lt3, and ia; the north line of said premises be-
ing go feet south of the north ends OF said lots in
ma. Plaintiff says that on the 26tI day of Jan
uary, 1871, one u. Sutherland u Co. perfected
ana filed certain papers with the Recorder of
Portage county for record, whereby said Suth-
erland d Co. obtained u mechanics lien on the
above described premises, then owned by said
Jan, 1871, one j.. IL. Nichols assignee of 4, H.
Cline, by hling the proper papers for record,
with the Recorder of said county. obtained n
mechanics lien against the above described real
estate of said Hiram Torrey, both of which liens
have been duly assigned to this plaintiT and
said lands. under said Hiram Torrey. Plaintiff
therefore Irays that said Hiram Torrey may nav
said sums now claimed to be due, amounting TO
$70b with interest thereon, or that said premis-
es be sold to pay the same; and the said Hiram
Torrey Is notified that he is required TO appear
Saturday after the 18th dav of Novemb ber 1872
ssl sia.- EDWIN Is. BABCOCK.
By j. II. NICHOLS, his Atty.
Ravenna, Oct 3. 1872. 2l5-6w =
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A II A B A ARG Al N .
;1E eVtTs b rG = 7iG
Fine Residence

i offer for sale the fine residence property on
North Chestnut sti eet, now occupied by me. The
whole premises are in the fnest condition and
very advantageous terms. will be made with q
purchasers. G7tA = y tFa9a ti@ e z g : SIS Z z
Apply at Office of Ranney & Hatfield; ni
Ii. c. RANNEY.
Rayenna. n a Feb - lS7s4 7s4lnw ALL lssali llsl-tf'
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders. of, the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, remarkable as hardly to be be-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
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No Brireaaai d for Branders.

A first-rate story is told of very
prominent man, who myed in Detroit
forty years ago, and who at that time
owned more steamboat stock than any
other mau in. the western county, be-
sides other wealth TO a large amount.
Like many of the pioneers who ac-
quired great riches, he was very ig-
norant in alllstheti books taught, but
his learning, WIS moreslike wisdom,
and in common with many who have
lived, and passed aWaF,AbHt left their
mark behind them, he knew what
tree would make shingles byslooking
at it.
He had, at the time Of our story,
just completed q splendid new ware
house at Buffalo, and wanting a suita-
bile clerk to take charge Of It, he adj
vertised for one in the papers. The
next morning. early a candidate for
the position presented himself, he was
"a rather too fiashy young man in ap-
pearance, but the following CONVERSE
tignB0ceufred: :'aa Aaoia Siast'i sisrse
"Young man, when you make anlis-
take in any of your books, how do
THE young man explained in very
profuse manner, how he should pro-
coed to- make it allrights1e
r "A good way No doubt to do il, :"
the old man., ''butEI shan't
wantiyoa." , .sssizir7Et .iiio ,sinia4 ~
Very soon another aspirant put in
AN appearance. A similar question
was asked him, and in a Tong and elo-
quent manner he pointed out the rem
Iedy in all such cases. q - 'as'A-eA i'i's'
All the reply was, @Y oung man, I
shan't want you. ".s"e i' 5. = ....', -. :.
Some three or four others dropped
in during the day, and to each one the
same question was put and they all
had some smart way Of covering up
errors in their sbookss7.aT zAaz
The old gentleman himself was en-
tirely ignorant of the art OF, book keep
ing, but he had wisdom in all fthings,
which 10 more than match for learn
ing.ss-s9 g7sI CT zi5L .eaassaa
just at the close of the day plainly
dressed man with d bright eye and a
brisk step called for'the situation. s9t
sPakeia seat, sir" said the old gem
tleman, II want to ask just one ques-
ton. When you make afalse entry
on your books, how do yol go to
work to correct it ?" s7si q zHis
Turning upon his questioner cold,
sharp look, the young man replied: !:
81 don't make those hind of mistakes,
SIR"
"Ah, my dear sir, you are just the
man / have been looking for all day.
and in Q aiifewl moments the man who
corrected his errors by not making
them, was installed in the Office.
u - r y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-07
LYMAN s. WARD.
Ravenna. Ohio Nov 81, 1871. 137-tf
Tailoring.

II you want anything in the tailoring line
done, and done right, so to j. s. Walker, oppo-
ite Citizens Hall.
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SpiceryI..

"a s1.ssal Spicery.1posa bs-a s.sa Z.
The following nonsense is from the
Boston Commercial Bulletin. How
can such trifiing be tolerated at the
Hub? TasHo0 SAsSssls0 7FssfE 40
A sealed proposal Theengagement
kiss. 81 ,s1ae2 e 5a I,s,ii7,a q ~
Guilt fraines-Prison windows.
A A=ticket that every Bostonian should
sgo FORA ticket flor the Gilmore
ball
|o ng-bolts-Divorces
On hand-Kid gloves at parties.
E Domestic mails-Married men.
Brandy peachesl'' $50 it does,"
said Spicer, SIN elmo ve7itds."
Whaling grounds-School-ho
E 1t is to be hoped hat a Igreat many
people fmay ibel hit by the Gilmore
ball.
Are English fox-hunters necessari-
ly sensitive people because they take
fence easily?
When is a lady like a show-win-
dow? When she takes great pains
with her sash.
p The best danclng-tune. Shoe-fy: