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-
, Wenoticein one of the Grant organs
a pictorial Invitation to Gen. Schurz
to GO back to Germany, if he does not
like Gen. Grant. 4" Steamers to Ger
many nearly every day; passage
cheap runs the courteous, and sag-
gestive hint. Does this mean that if
q foreign born citizen chooses to vote
against Grant, he is thereafter thought
by the Grant men to be no longer
worthy to live in this country Is it
such crime in German, or an Irish
man, or a Scotchman, or Welshman,
or q scandinavian, to vote against His
Exeelleney, that he should rather
leave the country and lose his citizen
ship? . e95a ~
One thing is pretty certain-if his
Excellency and his partisans want to
deport all foreign born citizens who
mean to vote against him, steamers
will have to sail forEurope oftenerthail
now. to- send them home. ( But
whata piece of impertinenee it is.-.
IS What ! You dare to oppose Gen.
Grant? There's steamer go back
10 Germany at once" What an awful
thing it must be in the minds of these
people, to oppose Grant, or to have d
mind of your own.-19S6une. slF
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CONNECTICUTrIR INSURANCE.
COMPANY.

l. aaag 1sAsEM INsURANeE DEP ARTEAET.
COLUMBUS, Aug. Is, 1919.
WHEREAS, The Connecticut Fire Insurahce
Company, located at Hartford. in the state oi
Connecticut, has hfed In this Office q sworn
statement, by the proper Oficers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, and has complied
in all poets with the laws of this state rela-
ting to Fire Insurance Companies Incorporated
by other States Of the United States. itD
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of law, l. W1f.-
LIAM +, CHURCH, Superfn tendent of Insur-
ance for the State of Ohio. do hereby certify
that said Company is authorized to transacf
Its appropriate business OF FIRE INSURANCE In
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition and business Of
said Company at the date of said statement
tDecs alst. ie71s D is shown as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. :. $500 600 90
Aggregate amountof available Assets SAC, ,T73 20
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities, lex
cept capital) including Reinsurance 40,410 Il
Amount Of income for the preceding
Anount hsal z fssH of Issspslditases Tor the
" preceding year in cash .....-.....,..4
u IN Witssss WhereQk, have hereunfEl
,sr., subscribed my maine and caused the
y c1A1' seal of my o1fice to be afixed the day
and year above written. ~
w. r, CHURCH.
II superintendent
By WIN, EWING, ChE elk.
JOHN McCLUN. Agent at Ravenna. Ohio.
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uHYiHlI IsussssAIF Z

CATTLE KILLED By LIGHTNINe.-
During. the heavy storm on, Thursday
lasH HIiHtniAg atrnch9 ID hickory tree
ON the farm of Mr.. George Madole, in
th6southwest part of this township,
killing four head of cattle that had
taken shelter under it. One of the
animals belonged 10 Mr.. Frederick
Hickman, one to George Madole, and
the other two to Marvin Madole.
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VTFTTTfV .VT
LOCAL NOTICES.
LIFE INSURANCE.

Z, e. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: a0nce the
question was, Can Christian man rightfully
seek the benefits of Life InsursnceP, That day
has passed noN the question Is, can a Christian
man justify hipisslf IN neglecting such dutyr'
And In reference 70 thesSiActing Company he
says: We have ensured our own life in the
EeurTAbLrLIFEAssgR SOCIETY of NEW
YORK. We should select It again if we were to
choose again"
!. The assets aof this Society are siseoo.ooo %
The Income. ....................... 5000 200 90
New Business of 1871 ..,.. al SO4 O27 90
Paid in, 1871 as Death Claims, An-a 'g,i1l4 ~,
nuities. Matured Endow lnents,
and Dividends. ds.....,.,...,.. Is. .45e $40 81
We desire tp secure thesergices of one ortwo
good men rs agents in this and adJoining Coun-
ties. T. G. PHILLIPS. District Agent.
Ravenaa August IS. 1s7a.nn g9dlgoI
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The funeral, services Of Rufns L.
Jones will take place at the M. e:
Church, in Char rlestown, at ten o'clock
in the FORENOON, next Sunday. u The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Cope4andL 90 - NJ H Il
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The s DoxEsTIo,'I stands unrivalel for en-
pssclsg q eessfrnctso.; M Ist; y has direct and
the same with . simple and powerful motion
ID. The feed motion Is obtained from the same
SHAFT that operates the needle bar. 3D.. Motion
| Is given to the shuttle from the same shaft, by
means OF q light and simple. but strong and cf-
fective device. BY thus avoiding the grinding
results . sILENT MACHINE 49,
nhe shuttle; whaen . Is carried , as IN a. hand, hand
ened cast steel. TIE Go66iH Is larger than thai
q e. arg ether Lss,y sssc1ssss and WIN hold oyer
proportion OF other sizes The thread in the
bobbin may be used ON thick Or thin goods.
| TENSION. The shuttle has perfect tension,
corresponding with the tension above, so ar
ra5Sged Sg{ that with the the same threading you get
justing. The new and ingenious take-up re.
taers ss none 70 Be compared scft1 ii. "a -
| On sitting down ta the :. Domestic'' the first
expression e frequently an exclsmatiOn Of sur
this featuee Is apparent from the fact that no
power Is SC costly as that Of human muscle; but
titudes of women is injured each year by using
heavy running machines, its Importance seems
ssS 81 az s q
sSnG the :. DOMESTIC, May it not justly be
called the wonian's friendf -, -
LEADLNG POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
COMBINED IN THE DOMESTIC" Z
1st. Extra size and room under Arm. y
Sd. simplicity. Direct Action.
Sd. Ease of Operation.
4th, Quietness, ne Cams or Gear wheels.
9th. Cylindrical hardened cast-steel Shut
tie with large Bohhin.
9th. TupeRior Automatic Take-up.
7th. Seff-Adjusting Tensions.
8th. CAN NOT BE PUT OUT OF TIME or
Adjustments by use. This is q quality pos
sessed by NO other Machine In the world.
9th. Great Range OF Work,
10th. Durability; of Working Parts.
Every Machine Is warranted to be all we claim
for it, and written guarantee will be given to
purchasers If required.
B. UNDERWOOD, Agent.
No. 1. Mechanics Block, RAYENN1, O,
MACK BROS. Gen. A gents,
l67 Howard st. AKRON, y.
July II. 1872, 20a-tT
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1 AN UNMIsTAKABLEs-O friend r.
D. Kelley sums himself these days in
a Seas6as Greeley Adf. its chief char
acteristic and the wen known procliv-
ity Of the philosopher are analogous /;
press it as you may it shakes itself
free fEoR Depts.I aEoo a1A sxo
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Ell me ss.,,,,v,l,. E..o,.g. srese.,. i,
compliments to the pleasure-loying pub
lie, and announces its Animal Harvest Dance
for September S, fsza. Music, Fairs Full Band.
We hope to see all our friends at this pleasant
party. (sOe) c. H THOMPSON Prop'r
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lAURoRA..I

COFFespOHuetc6s
Local items are short in this town.
A rev yet ! lingsr a the Ha9l dsld
but lie drop II sIgshefally secpreH ahd|
1t WIN estimate something over an av-
'eragc crop,a although some Of the 1aF
est cutting is poor In quality The
frequent showers of late keep the pas
lures fresh;Ian feed is very good for
this time OF the year. Cheese and
Butter are firm, with an upward ten-,,
deney. Corn is looking finely. Pota-
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Gesto n Converse 81 store, No. a,
Etna Block, for good Green, Black;
japan and Gnnpewder' Teas, at 81 go
per pound.
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us sUFFIELD.Y y

loorresponue1nSSHerifl,s5A 1SHriflt,s "A ayts.A ~ l. syrsz
ED. .PREss.-I have taken some notes
on threshing last week ON the follow
ing farms in this township.
MI. Hurts got, from IL acres OF
wheat 4S0 bushels, making an average
of 284-17 bu. per acre. Horace Adams
got from ,1554 acres 40 bu,, making, ap
average of nearly 28 bu. per acre
Mr.. John Helwig got 150 bu. from 5
acres of white Shaeffer wheat, making
an averagel6 Of 30ibu. pei: acre and '242
bu. of red wheat from Is acres, aver
aging a little over lS25 bu. per acre.
Abe Hinebabgh and Geo. Brit6h,J ,Jr.
with new Russell machine, threshed
1l36 bushels of grain in less than one
and did the work we'll. They are the
boys that can dosit. az They got from
S acres of Buckeye wheat 292 bushels,
averaging SO bu.i Per, acre.n from 6lz
acres lS0 bu., averaging on that lot,
about 2615a blu. per acre. - They had
about $50 bushels of Oats that aver
aged abouti46 bu. per aere.iaa That
work seems to be creditable to the
farmerytQ the machine and to the men
that run it.
Last Thursday we had d heavy
thunder shower 1T did no damage, to
my knowledge, in this neighborhood,
but in Springfield, Summit county
the lightning struck a horsc-barn be-
longing to Peter Lepper. The barn
was a, new one, and was completely
destroyed, with "a one-horse' wagon
and harness. When the barn was
struck the men were from home. Re-
port says that Mrs. Lepper, with con-
siderable bravery, cut the halter straps
and saved the horses. Pete was yfor-
merly Of SufieldE1 - <RoVER. y
:. Suffield, Aug. %, 1872.
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GHHMAN INSURANCE 90.
AUDITOR OF SrATE's OFFfCE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

OEPAkI4&HS OF INSURANCE
COLUMBUS, May Il, 1874
WhERE4s,fThe Germ9A Insurance. .Coi4pAnF
located ct Erie, In the State OF Penhsy1vGhi
has fled in this office sworn statement by the
proper officers thereof. showing its condition
and business, and has complied, in all respects,
with the laws of this state relating 10 Fire, In
surarice Companies. kN AeS$H OtsfstS4si q
Now, xTHYREFoRH,, jim purSuance, of law,
JAMES WILLIAMS, Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio, do hereby Neertffy, ths.eAssid Company is
authorized TO transact its apprOp late business
of fare E1NSURANGEfinth this tst1ip, In accord
ance with laWs until the slSt day oii Jsndafy.A.
ID. 1873. Tho condition and business Of said
Company. at the date of such statement {Dec 81
1S71)s Is shown as follOwss7i fais aa 'aaTt i,7fi
Amount of actual paid up Capital" $4,000 90
Aggregate amount. of available ~
Assets3 go. 8 k-s;k .is..- 942;e67 -
Aggregate amount of Liabilities,
!" Except eapital) al)lnciudipRlrceinli i ,S.90l
Amount Of Ipsosse forti,s prsced-iliirf = -
ind year, In cash. .................... CO. e5I 04
Amount of Expenditures for the |sr,1sr :,
y pfe'e''ns YIN V wi4Sass Gss ;ainRsSf m Saye ss
lssfssss ,ss,5eSe ss NJ ONO; once
q to bc attixcd. the day and year
above written. - -.
az. u .,;. ~ i'h..s' ;,.,s JAMES WILLIAMS.
J. MecLUN, "A gent at Rayenna Ohio.
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The Chicago Ismes (anti-G -Greeley,)
remarks 'sItis matter of principle
with such politicians as Banks never
to pronounced for anybodyauntil thay
think he is going to be elected ii,s9s .,
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REMoyAE.

NIL LYSETTY has, Fpmorec his Hoop Skirt
and Corset factory to the TD0n under the store
OF ii. L. Day in Fhchix block. where those In
want Of goods IN his line are requested 70 call.
Ravenna March 10, 1873, 1e6-tf.
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Greeley Meeting i'm Rootstown.

Greeley Meeting in RoOtstown.
AT a Greeley meeting held this ev-
ening at our center, Mr.. VIM. Hick,
of Atwater, addressed our citizens in
writtea speech of anhonr' r'sllengthG |
His mastery answer to VIM. Lloyd
Garrison's recent TRADE on Greeley,
together with the general vindication
and philosophy of his craftsmanship
stamped himith man above all others
for the next President of the United
States. Mr.. Hicks lectlre2was Shove
the common order of political speech
flying and should be, delivered to the
intelligent audiences of our large
towns. Mr.. Truman Case also assist
ed in the discussion and altogether
we had an exciting and very proita-
meeting. Greeley meh.afd on the
increase here.
The meeting adjourned TO WIednes7
day evening two weeks.
CITIZEN.
nz.sl I.is.L!l o7L4 e7o7oUE j2
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FURNISHING GOODS,

FURNISHING GOODS,
A full stock of al kinds Of Gent Furnishing
Goods in full supply, at BEATTY'6.
April II, 1872.
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IL Il TJTTT~ ~ j 7 y -.}kl41
J UNIvERsALIsT ASSOCIATION. The
Annual Meeting of the Western Re-
serve Association of Universalists will
be held I'd Brimfefd, Commencing FIJI
day.esenlbg, Sepeenber-6th, and con-
tinuing over the following Saturday
and Sunday Able speakers will be
present. To-all cordial invitation is
given. : 4.
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FATAL AcoDENT. mn On Sunday
morning at about three o'clock q fatal
accident happened in the Kent yard
of the A. & CT. w. Ry. Peter Brad
ley, night watchman, while standing
oarthsgwilc hIenginewit bis deft isg
over the drawhead engaged in hitch
ing on the caboose, got his leg and
knee Horribly smashed. Doctors
Sherman, Price and Sawyer were
called, who decided that amputation
was. necessary and the leg was taken
off above the knee. He soon bied to
DEATH He was a man about 25 years
of age, of sober and Industrious 'hab-
its. Hts, Hesidenee was i'm lUrbana
where his remains. were taken on
Monday morning. Before his death
he exonerated everybody from blame
for the sad occurrence,
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RoorsrowsiSsi Il Aug. 21st, 1872 u

|
AN IMPoRTANT DocUMTNT.-sWe g are
under obligations to our old friend,
Gen. N. Z. Jefries, Secretary of the
National Democratic Resident Com
mittee at Washington, for very i'm
portant pamphlet prepared by him.
showing up the frauds practiced by
the managers of the National Treasu-
ry.; Misunderstanding from the records
of the Department. that the pretended
reduction Of the public debt is with
out foundation in fact. and that the
public accounts hare been mutilated
and false items OF expenditure nandf
factured to account for the waste OF
public money that duplicate Uhited
States bonds have been issued, which
is demonstrated by the fact that. near
ly $3.OO0,OO0 of interest was paid last
year in excess of what accrued on the
debt reported tobe outstanding, The
pamphlet is cafefuliy prepared, all the,
facts and figures Deing derived 3fbnil
the finance reporta and pnblieodebt
statements of Secretary BeutWell,
giving volume, page and date ipevery
instance. We may have soccasieniOto
refer to and quote from this document
1.oA 100 oe-- ~ - - .s.-----ox.S F-s-. II
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The highest market price will be paid for any
quantity OF Flax Straw delivered at my mill
near the A. G. W. Railroad Station, in
Ravenna. H. "A. DOOLITTLE.
Ravenna, July 80, 1871. a06-tf
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3 Freight for Ohio State Fair, North
ernsOhio Fair, and Cincinnati Indus
trial Exposition Swill be carried and
returned free of charge on the A. and
G. W. Railway, provided the exhibit.
or shows certificates of the Secretary
of the Exposition oro Fair that said
property has been onsexhibition and
not changed ownership. For fuli par
ticulars- enquire of sthe company's
agents.le Half fare tickets will also be
issued. - yN !"
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The Salem Journal has, changed
proprietors Messrs. Vernon s. Baker,
ihaving DISPOSED |of the same 70 Maj.
VIM. r. Snider. It has hitherto ad-
voeated the eare-election of Grant, but
under its new, arrangement it viii
change front and do good service for
Greeley and Brown. We wish it the
most abundant success, -,
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EDINBURGH.
fCorrespondence,,

| tCorrespondence,1
We cannot chronicle events before
they come to pass and then they may
follow each other in more rapid sue
cession. Within a few days past some
events of note have taken place. In
the first place we may say the coal bti-
siness has been revived and q stir
among the people that will be perina-
nent., Mr.. G. Chapman has taken in
with him two other men forming q
company, Mr.. Rhodes of Cleveland,
and Mr.. Ghristy Mr.. Chapman takes
the oversight of the work. Timber is
now being prepared for putting the
shaft In proper repairs for operations /;
also. more prospecting to be made by
the company. Other operations are
expected, but more of thisin its pnop-
.sFSSsSEE sSEEoasys sy .L1darsii 6 isss tati dsst
Thursday, a cloud passed over MS
heavily Charged with electricity. Ma
ny vivid flashes of lightning followed
ed in rapid succession, three Of which
struck as follows: Ym, L. Goes house.
hayinga a lightning rod which carried
the fluid to near the cellar, into which
it entered, breaking some crooks, but
doing no other damage; the family
received q heavy shock from which;
they soon recovered. The next was the
house of E. G. Young. No rod was
on it. The lightning struck the top of
the Chimney, knocking some brick of,
passing gdowniihtoFthe house buttdo-a
ing no harm the family received a
slight shock. The next was peEhapss
more Singular: an ToatK shock oinEthe
field of fCyRowelliWas @ struck Iset,ond
fire and burnt up. ,E1ea9os GsisTo4 bn
a singing school has beensip, PEI
gress for short time past, conducted
By Prof. Gear. son of Rev. Mr. Gear,
His schools were held four evenings
in the, week. They are now about
closing, and a concert will be held in
the town hall next Friday evening.
The sProfesser issrs ing v nekeqiea
good 0hsJO1 g w 2 VI
THE late rains have cheered MP the
farmers very much. Pastures look
fresh ;eorH never was hiore promis-l
ing, the large ears promise to be well
filled. Appfes) in labdndahSe, grow
large since the rains, threatening a
breaking of the limbs. Seeding pre-
parations are going on rapidly.
Ofpolitics- -hofnnieh isNsaid. II 0cGa-
sionally some light sparring. Both
sides seem guine OF vietorgs2 W9H
Aug. 26. -, ,.a ..t.ts,. CITIZEN.
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DeerfeId Fair.

DeerfieId Fair.
The Deerfield Agricultural Society
viii hold their Annual Fair on Satur-
day, September 80, 1872.
.TA01WFs1EF HuBEAkD, See'yI T,
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The New .a7-50 Geld loan . Bonds
Northern Pacific Railroad.
the Firsth ationaf Bank,


Are now selling and dunhesttat1ngly reconuend
these bonds to their custpmers and AL parties
who have money tOinvest - t1e I1ose prepfapte
rs we'll as safe investment that Is now oaered -
Ii Having made careful inquiry Of gced ead re-
snonsibie fiflanciers who have fulIsSi9 getlka-
ted the securities upop yhieh the - gs4 s4
Ronds are based cannot doubt the rep9r1, D2tn
oficiaI and unoiieial, heIesotoTe rnDiiS17eaE
Con ufirmeff As they are by the fetters otssNs9
1.i hief- toned, honorable gentlepenz r. g9yaza
TAYLOR, ex[Gov. Brosa ef Illinois " 1sgsyan ss l
and others who bare recently visi ted the New
NSorthwests Letters juss p1biished and can be
Having full confidence in these securities, % Ha,d
have ordered large amount OF the I-U Soi0
Loan Bolld and will be pleased % supply All
onr customers and others who are deslrons oi
making a Good, Safe and Profitable Inyestment,
we Keep on Hand Fopqs ~ ~! %RI ~. Isna "a "a
Bonds. on which interest will soon cease THUS nus
realizing handsome pron6 anu hcfeasAAs' s1Ao
capital 10 to Is per cent: -
viii pay highest market prlee tot tpuPV1s op
Northern Pacific and Government Bonos.
Interest allowed on time deposits - s.3s
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the prlneapAl
cities u tns Drsts on England ireland ana
cities in Europe, ~s<,~,. .,..a4
CE. WrrTER. Cashier. 162.
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LOST,

Within day or two, q aMemorahdum BOOK, or
no value to any one hut the owner = Said book
contained the name of w. GILL. The finder
will PLEASE leaveit at this ofice. s fl
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. Every Democrat in the country of
any eminencc or influence supports
the Baltimore nominations. They are
supported by every Democratic mem1
Der of Congress, every Democratic
Senator, and every pemocratic- State
Governor. Is not this as safe lead
to follow as that of Blatant Duncan,
the Confederate Colonel, who never
was known as. "a Democrat !? .,, s,5i.'' '' 20
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a Washington despiatch 3 .IanILIlilo,66inlee !

A Washington despatch announces
that Secretary Boutwell, will not re-
sumo his official duties. in the ,Treasu-
Try Department until after the Presi-
dental election, having engaged to
canvass r'thes State aofa Pennsylvania
without delay in behalf of Mr.. Grant.
Considering that the honorable Agen-
l.tleman's salary, (Which he continues
to draw is paid to engage him as
kSecretary Of the Treasury, and not as
Ia travelling stump-speaker, the tax
payers Of the country; may perhaps
hesitate about afJording him an oppor-
tunity to resume his duties " after the
Presidential eiectiens % teg liz, p 4
/ A Panic Approaching.
We are constantly being informe d
by Radical speakers and, writers for
the press, that the ,eleetionrof Greeley
Twill cause panic in business circles.
We agree with them to a certain ex-
tent. There. viii be such q panic as
was never seen since the flood in the
business circle of fhoseo whose bdsiS
ness it has been to rob the public
treasury. Indeed the panic IS being
felt already among the thieves, and
hence the frantic appeals for the peo-
pie to- retain them four years longer.
There will be panic in the Treasury
Department when the Secretary IS
forced to account for the $156, 100000
discrepancy In This accounts. There
will be a panic in the Navy Depart
ment when an honest Investigation
can be bad 6f the $500 illegally paid,
to the 7Secofes. There will be panic
in the house of Henry. Clews, the pet
banking house of the administration,
when that individualais called upon
ito pay the bail bond of the defaultefs
Baily. In short there win be panic
in every department of the Fedetai,
Government the moment .,an honest
man assumes control of affairs, aoiiar
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New Advertis.ts.

Randolph. Aug. 20. 1872. 21O-4w..
hIvORcE NorICE.-William N. Johnson.
~ whose residence is unknown, is hereby
notified that, on the 9Th day of August a. d.
1871, ELLEN D. johnson fled in the CourS or
Common Pleas of Portage County, Ohio. her
amended petition against the said William n.
johnson, charging him with gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty, The prayer of said
petition is for divorce and restoration of maiden
name. Said petition will be for hearing at the.
October term, of said Court, 1S73. s
21Q-eW.Rt } ELLEN o. JOHNSON.S
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IFsKOUsWANTS
An elegant fitting suit, have it made at 8,
l..sA1 ras -, ,s'..'aA Ss ..'I' s'gq TO-. REAYTYs'
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! R. N, Pierce. M. d., of buffalo, ".
Y, will send his book on CHRoNIC
DISEASES free to any address. 593.
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Call and ExAmine

The new -$4so sBedA mannfactured b
vance b Wefis, the best articfe ever soid for ths
m6neys Every guaranteed to give sastsfac-
on. b6-tE
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Go tn Deuafns

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May ss. 1872. is7 '''a ~ DEslfNLi's, !.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Sewing Machine. as it Is SO simple that You can
learn to use it in three hours thereby saving the
trouble and expense of boarding an Agent from
seven to ten days. s07. .
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Almost everSthins that II nov In the Ha
lire can be found at l.. aff ioi BEATTY y.
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