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The New 7-30 Gold Lean Bonds
Northern Pacific RaiIroad.
The First National Bank.
OF RAYENNA,

Arc now selling and unhesitatlngiy reccmmend
these bonds to their customers and all parties
who have money to invest as the most prontaple
as well as safe investment that is now oHered 20
the public =
sponsiblc iinanciers who have fully nsestig9,
fs.i the securities upon which the 7-5O Cod
Toutis,rarc based cannot doubt the reports b0tn
oiiiciaI and unofficial, heretofore pubiisned.-
Confirmed as they are by the letters Of sucn
high-toncll, honorable gentlemen as IS hazard
TayIor ex-Gov Bross. of Illinois. G. w. Bryan
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
MI Having full confidence in these securities,
have ordered large. amount of the 1-oo Goin si
Loan Bond. and will be pleased to SUPPLY ply al. at
otlr customers and others who are desrous o.
making 4 Good, Safe and Profitable Investment.
we Keep on hand Bonds of $iOO. S5Oo ana $i.a 4
O01 which we exchange for government 0-x0
S:onds on which interest will soon cease. Thus
realizing handsome proht ana increasing shs
capital 10 to Is per cent ..,o.<,, -,
Will pay highest market price forCoupens On
Northern Pacific and Government Bonus
Interest allowed on time deposits.
IDr,Ifts drawn and c:sshed on all the princlpa
cities in the United States. -,
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
sis'ss - Nd. CLARK, Prest.
G. E. WIrTER. Cashier. 162-
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MANTUAt

/ Correspondence.
A few years ago when the lifefef
| the nation was said to be imperilled,
thousands of brave and patriotic men
volunteered their services for its pro-
| lection and defense and among all
chose who responded to their coun-
Etrv's call, none. can present more no
fble record than the Ast regiment, y.
". l. A remnant of that regiment as
sembled under their old hag,. all torn
and battle SCARED. at. Mantua Station,
ON Wednesday, Sept 4th, where they
were warmly welcomed and enter
trined by, the generous hospitality. OF
| the citizenSfof Alantua sand rlcillltys
Salutes were fired on the arrival OF
the trains which brought the boys to-
| gether, while bands of music, and
display of flags and banners with aP-
propriate mottoesstestified to the sol
.diers the cordially of their welcome
Nor was this all for after assembling
| in Atwater's Grove at a stand prepar-.
ed for them, and. certain
business pertaining to their organiza-
don, an invitation was extended 10
them, and also -toIthe crowd there as
senbled to adjourn for a season to
the tables near by, which were liter.
ely loaded with the tempting food
and delicacies that the ladies know SO
well how to prepare. After a bounti-7
full dinner had been disposed of, they
all repaired again TO the stand, swhert
speeches, teasts aud music were in
order until the Adjournment, when
our guests went TO their respective
homes, expressing their perfect salts
faction with their reception and en-.
tertainment by the good people OF
Mantua. Somewhat different was the
reception of the I'D regiment at lSa-
VIENNA last week. Forced to accept
the entertainment provided fby the
only hotel in the place, they wert
Sumptuously regaled with halt rations
served up with plenty of style, and
generously charged two prices there
or, causing q vast amount of grumbl
ling by ssour couhtry's brave defend
5rs, at the ingratitude Of Republics.
Again has the messenger from the.
/ other shore borne AWAY anofherjloVed
| Ione from our midst, and another fair
md beautiful form will soon be hid
len from our sight, and laid away tQ,
rest I'M the peacef9l and quiet repqst
IF the grave. Ella, only dang hter anG
last surviving child of Mrs. CproliRt
n w ltCOAS 0lt CotEtu "a tWOuSl
years haa inst passed aoyef the riyer.1
After 5ndafihg l longlaiid lpainfiilsili-'
ness, of nearly six months, during
which, and from the peculiar natnrt
| IF the disease, her suf1eriHgs have
oeen aggrayating and intense, she has
/. It last gone to rest. Thus the last
l. rope Ola fond mother ishtaken away
ind she isforced TO drink the cup OF
.ffiiction to its very. dregs, for hns-
land and fhilsifen arc now all gohes
md she is literally, alone. But; hei
owed Zones are, not dead, only stgont
before," and there they await her com.
ing to welcome, her TO their bright anG
,eautifal spirit home, where parting
is unknoWns The funeral rseryiees
l will be held to-mOrrnW { M0ndayl al
he Union Church, Rev. Mr.. Hall OF
| fsavenna, officiating.
Sept. 8. 18Tz. slISozs TfiyERfrAss :. II
.IsaIlls1 lLLSkf
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The heated season still continues.
The Northern Ohio Fair opened on
Tuesday. @
Fruit of all kinds is abundant in
this market. - .siiss
Many of our citizens arc attending
the Northern Ohio Fair at Cleveland.
The fall term of the Ravenna Union
Schools viii commence next Monday.
A vase OF flowers in q aroom.are said
TO be powerful disinfectant this
weather.
The soda water and ice cream deal-
'ers chuckle over the complaints Of
the hot weather these days. &.
Several of the Grant boys in bronze
who attended the Rootstown meeting
are down on jallop in their whiske,
ever since then. IEG sEAJ
The Democratic and Liberal Con-
yention to nominate a candidate for
Congress in this district meets here
to-day.
Messrs. Merits &c Riddle had a num-
Der of their carriages on exhibition at
the State Fair, and received two or
three first premiums.
The Erie conference of the M. e.
Church commenced its session in
Akron yesterday. Rev. DIR. Day and
Elder Greer are in attendance. 1.,
The oyster season is at hand. Ac-
cording to the old saying the bivalyes
may be eaten during any month hav-
ing an in it. ~ i.es 5.s.,
The time for the holding of our
County fair is near at hand. The 25th
inst, is the time for its commence
ment. Let everybody bear this in
mind. s...E. s..3 s..,5 Is
4 Our friends in the north eastern
part of the county should bear in
inind the meeting at Garrettsville on
Tuesday next, the 17th, to be address
ed by General Warner. - 4
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Correspoadence.a. sal ai s4asgi "a h Is si5z.s
The. Greeley and Brown Club Of
this place, now numbers nearly one
hundred, among whom are thirty-six
Liberal Repablicans,i the correspond
ent of the Portage County Democrat
to the contrary, notwithstanding, II
wss addspsssod iast light By Mr.. .Nat-
tin Stone, BIT Ravenna. / His speech
was grand effort-just what the peo-
pie want to ihear--facts and figures
candidly and ably presented.s Every
one who heard him wants him to come
again. The fight goes braveiy on.
We shall carry Randolph for Greeley,
sure. - eaA.'ss+ = isss y f.so<' I'll. n
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=, : = I.
EDINBURGH:

lCorresp spon1enee,3
Farming and coal business is now
ahe topic of the day. The heavy rains
of last Thursday wet the ground so
much that seeding had to stop until
Saturday when it was againsresumed.
Farmers are not sowing much this
year. The dairy farming is now being
more largely entered into than it was
formerly. The hum, of the thresher
is now being heard in every direction
and. wheat is yielding much better
than was expected, some getting over
thirty bushels per acre..
The coal company is now prospect
ing With Two sets Of drills and intend
to.start another set soon. They are
continuing yet TO lease more lands for
coal in the north half ofthe township
The singing. school closed ON the
evening Of the 3Oth of August, with q
very good concert. Citizens Hall
was very wen filled. & = q si's . iti
! "A few evenings since Mr.. Hick, OF.
Atwater, gave us Greeley lecture
in the hall. The speaker made it
somewhat too warm for some OF the
GRANTEES in the house, who made their
way for the door; when out they
raised yell like the Hindoo idol wor-
shippers, and like the, ,scape-goab car
ried the disgrace away on their own
heads TO the wilderness.
Two more old citizens have gone
from among us. Mother Goddard,
consort efFthe Rev.iD. Goddard, late
Of this place, died ontife 26th of Au-
gust. Mother Goddard was. in her
S4th year,. She came to Edinburgba
with herfhusband and children aboHt
Il years ago. Also, last evening the
9Th, Mother Booth, consort of T.
Booth, late of Edinburgh, in her 94fh
year. She, with her husband and
children came here between 40 and SO.
years ago. Both Of these mothers
leave many friends and relatives be-
hind them to mourn their death.
rY YSgU9 GtFIzFFN. Y sFa. :,
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REUNION PosTPoNED.-TheR Re-un-
ION ofthe army of the Cqnlberland,
being fixed for the 10Th of September:
the same time appointed for the sec
ond annual reunion of the 10Th Reg
iment 9. ". Lit has been deemed
advisable to change the time for the
latter event to Tuesday, Dec 3lst,
1872, the anniversary of the. battle. OF
Stone Rivers Asa good time. is ex-
pected at Youngstown on that day, it
is hoped that every member of the
regiment viii be there to enjoy it. +
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LEGAL NorIOE.
,4ghe State pf Ohios PqFfage Coupty,ss,g,ai
Wilham Felconsr, PlaintihsQ IN Cemmon Pleas

~ The State Of Ohios Portage County. ss,.,4f
william Fslconsr, RlaintidQ m TemRop Pleas
Isaae d. sspaGiaihs, Def.Szi County tsffVe a'u
TsAAl,D. SPA ULBING. of;Bn66kiyf. In the
L. State of New fYork, viii take notice that
illiams sEalcenerS Of the county of Wayne In
che State OF Dhfo, did on the nth tay OF July
d. 1874, ie his petition In the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas with in aud for the county,of PORTAGE
in said state pt 0hi9s agilst the said IsRae b.
3pauldmgs Defendant setting forth that on tho
a6th day OF November q, istf tho said defend
ant was 90 the said plaintiff In the sum
of es50n0 for wages or salary OF the said plain
iii, before that time, and then duo and pay able
from the said dcfendant to TIC said piaihtiff for
the servic6s5f thc said plaintiff, by him before
that time performed as the hired. servant of and
tor tho said defendant and ut the request Of the
said Defendant through his authorized agents.
,hd which said sum OF money the said plaintiff
avef's was then diis and payable; yet the said
defendant and bis authorized agents, though Of
ten requested, have not paid said sum of money
NOR any part thereon; wherefore said plaintif
pfays Judgment against the said idefondant for
the said sum of fb50 %, together with interest
thereon from said sOth day of November, a. d.
1871, and for costs.
And tho said isaac b. spauiding is notified
that he Is required TO appear and answer said
Rsssasn Is sa IN Sy sssSae eS tHig ssttrday hfef
WILLIAM FALC0NER.
,ssBy ROcEwEkL a ltua6LEs, his sAtt'ys.
August H. lsTa. sOs-6w
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BURGLARY.-About four o'clock on
Saturday morning the Boot and Shoe
Store of VIM. ID. Durham, in Mechan-
ics' Block was entered by BURGERS.
The entrance was effected through one
of the back windows in which was a
broken pane of glass which enabled
the burglars to remove the fastening.
The night watchman discovered a
light in the room, went down the
alley back of the building, when the
villains, hearing the approaching foot
steps, jumped from the window and
vaniosed the ranch. They obtained
no plumber.
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GARRETTsvILLE

-Correspondencelz 6 GEgssAs9 - -
|. The hot term of this season has
really commenced. Not many days
since the people arose in thelmornins
o find their gardens quite well frosted,
lfter which followed the most copious
fall of rain of the season, which, ,cleareG
away leaving Hsto be scorehed, burned
and dried By the wafIiest Sunshine ei
the season, which seems to once again
feneWl the vegetable growth of tht
year. But since the grand farce ano
izzle enacted .lbYo those who are tht
laid minions of Gen. Grant, at Louis
vile, Which Results IN disgracefuI
row, there being no man in the Union
who loves his own reputation anui
ocial and political standing, who
would allow himself to become the
standard bearer OF such a congfomer-
ste mass of rascality, our people feel
hat there is, yet a chance to restore
sur political system to its former
trcatness. Out of pity for those Ia
boring IN the interest of. The presenl
administration, we express .satisfae-.
htioh at the disposal of the Louisville
Affair, fer it is too much for ono party
to run two candidates for the highest
,fice in the gift of the people. oiir.s.s -
+ Last Tuesday evening Il. b. Taylor
addressed meeting here in the inter-
sst of Grant. Previous to the speak
ing torchlight processioaief the lboys.
IN blue (we could not; seey the blue,
composed of about twenty individu.
us from the adjoining townships made
Circuit through town andnthen res
paired to the hail. After a lengthy
argument ON the isubject of wood
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e RAILROAD AociDENT.-A shocking
accident occurred on the Lake Erie
Division of the b. & o. r. r. near In
aepeH1ence, Ohio, on the afternoon
IF Thffsday last. .aAn excursion train
il sSpIne ffteens'cars, all perfectly
,ammed. with visitors to the. Stale
'fais, eollided with another train and
several of the cars telescoped. Fiv.
persons were killed and twenty-eighl
Wounded. 5t
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PunL1c SALEs.-On Monday next
Mr.. A. T. Baldwin, living half mile
west of Palmyra center, will sell at
public auction lot of horses, two
cows, four steers, lot of sheep and
other articles. I
On Saturday the 2Sth inst, Mr.
James Reynolds will sell at auction,
on his farm, one mile north of this
village, IA dairy cows, and five good
yearlings, together with other prop
erty.
Persons desiring to purchase prop
erty at their own prices should attend
these sales.
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THE Grant malignants madea des-
perate effort to get up a mass meeting
of soldiers in this place on Saturday
last to choose delegates to the Pitts
burgh Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton, and to ratify the nomination of
Grant and Wilson. The getters.up
of the affair made extensive prepara-
tions for an immense turnout, and had
large expectations of having grand
affair; but the soldiers didn't mass
worth cent. There. were scarcely
two dozen of them that responded to
the call. Thusthe boys in blue gave
evidence that they have come to the
sensible conclusion that it is time that
the hates and bitter animosities of the
war were ended, and. that all should
strive to cultivate the arts and ways
of peace. They fought for the preser-
vation Of the Union and to secure
peace and good will between the diff
ferent sections, and they should no
longer seek to perpetnate strife and
discord.
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EXAMINATION or TEACHERS. .--4 AZ q
special meeting of the Board ofSeheoI
Examiners of Portage county, held in
the village of Kent, at the close Of the
Teachers Institute, onsathe A3lst Itilt..
there were 81 applicants; l6 lcertifir
Gates were issued and applications
rejected. One certificate was issued
for. "a months < four for Is, months;
eight for II months, and three for 9
months. a3 lassa ;sg..g1ssaa a nc sfssoi es4i
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A horse attached to q buggy bef
came frightened by the Grant Radical
performances on Tuesday evening
and ran furiously down Main Street,
throwing out one of the occupants
of the carriage. but, fortunately, doing
no great damage. a't 3 5.si -sl.ss I.
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Our Grant neighbors. begin to feel
the necessity of nominating good
men on their county ticket. iThe
ring" have the men already selected,
but are q little timids about trotting
them out.
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2. K. SMITH, of the firm of Smith
Brothers, No. 6, Phenix Block is In
New York purchasing a stock of fall
goods for that enterprising and popu-
lar concern.2
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j. S. SMITH, of No. Z, Phenix Block,
started East on Monday last for the
purpose of purchasing stock of fall
goods for that old and reliable dry
goods house, EEEB.
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2 Atfenfi6rl. Battery "a =,

The members of Battery A. 1st o. v. L. A,
residing in Portage county, are requested e
meet at Citizens Hail.. in Rayenna. Saturday,
september 14th, for the purpose of making ar
angernents for reunion of said Battery to
ake places iat fsagenna, September l2etli. "a fall
and prompt attendance is requested.
y c. S. COTTER.
y:s- SIDNEY POST.
sf.f ~ - - Hn ATiW. II. McGREW, ~ Il
-tlea tiiHaaa Committee of Arrangements
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LOCAL NOTICES.
RoorsrowN FAIR.

The Fourth Annual Fair of the Roo tstown
Agrieuituralisociety will be held at the Center
If Rootstowns Wednesday. October 2. 1879.
~. GIDEON SEYMOUR, Pres.
An. BIssELL, Sec,y. :,
Sept. u. ls72en1IaN - e 2 .
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DeeraeId Fair. :

The Deerfield Agricultural Society
will hold their Annual Fair ON Satur.
day, September 30, 1872 stia4w e5g 81
WESLEY HUBBARD, Sec'y.
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JAN. DELIVERY. - The Sheriff sot
rrumbull County with his posse came
over on Saturday last and relieved
our lookup of most of its inmates, ta-
ing away eight prisopers who had.
been sent here for safe Keeping. That
county has now one Of the post con- con
venient and snbstaniiai fails I'll TIL
State. There are now but three board
ers stopping at our cross-bar.
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no WHOM In MAY CONCERN.

have been annoyed lately by the receipt Of,
numerous anonymous letters. These .conmu.
licatfons are Of no interest to me. and take
his method to inform the miserable authors that
this annoyance is not stopped at once, 1 will
ELI what Il know about iettef writing without
eseryation., l., ,aean business. and i think !
hall be understood-if not, win open up an
interesting budget. WESLEY GILL.
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fvI IA5IJp ttl<FFN. F7Fal
September 3, 1S72<4 Wv 81.

DoN'r HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
BLo&, Blow, aitN disgust every bods
with Your Catarfh aud its offensive
,dor, when DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rene
iy VIII speedily. destroy all odor aud
.rrest the discharge. 595.
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You will save money by purchasing Davis
sewing Machine. as It Is SO simple that you can
earn to use 1t IN three honrs thereby saving Che
roublc and expense Of boarding an Agent from
seven to ten days. 207. +
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
> The next meeting of the Board of School Ex-
irniners of Portage county, will be held at the
Union School Building in Ravenna. on
4 lsATpR1AY sEFFEMBeR - lss$.
from. a. m, to Up. M.
By orderof the BOARD.
5as gia 81 GEORGE DARSIEs Clerk. )
Ravenna, Sept.i a. 1872. 80 {. si.t.1 ssi2-it
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PoLITIcs. - Township Committee
men are notified that campaign docu-
ments can be had by calling at the of
fee of E. P. Hatfield, Ravenna, O..
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The highest market price viii be paid for any
-iiuantity OF Flax Straw delivered at my mill
fear the A. &sfG. W. Railread station. in
tsavenna. - "a H. A. DO0LITTLE.
E Ravcnna, July;so, ls7a. sO6-tf
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Tyrian Chapter, No. 91, H. A. NJ
Meets the tiiirt; Wednesday of each month, in
Masonic Hall, Phenfx Block.
D.C.CooLMAN, II. P.
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REMOVAL OE THE DAVIS SEWING
-.l.s u. :. MACHINE OFFICE.
an assl after September 90sh. the oflice of A.
= Masops General Agent of the Davis Sewing
Machine Co., will be found al No. A. Reeds new
Block, Main street. A. G. MASON.
+ AaYenna, September Sd, 1871. 2il-lt.
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Unity Lodge, No. IL. f, aud A. II.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
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MILLINERx.

The Balanee OF the Millinery Stock belonging
o the estatd of Mrk.lA.C. Hasbfoack. will Is.
lound on exhibition and for sale at the rooms OF
q. j. Sysctt. Phenix Block, where will be ioun,
ONE great bargains. J. 3. SAITH, Assignee.
Sept o. 1872 u1f2 -'Vo@t
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There were so beazinists in the
Grant procession Tuesday evening.
That court martial after the Roetsr
town meeting has soeedsd them OUT.
j. d. Hortons Esq. and 14udge Bar
iard were the spouters at the Grant aln,t
pow-wow on4Tuesday evening. Ezra
lidn't come to time, and consequent
ly we have no converts TO Greeley 70
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STRAW wANrEn

! Fifty tons of Good Oat Straw wanted, fol
which the highest Market Price will be paid il
ash. apply at The Diamond Glass Works. So
. Ravenna. September 10, 1874. .--nlis-lm v.
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The largest stock in town may be found at
May %. 1872. 107. DEMING'S.
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10. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge. NO. o5.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. IS :;
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GREELEY & BROWN.
MASS MEETING
At Garrettsvi1le.
Gen, WILLARD WARNER

Will address the people at Carrots
q vile, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER nth.
Speaking to commence at one O'Clock
p. III. Let all the friends of reform
in this region attend this meeting.
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Rayenna Encampment, No. 129.
Meets every end and 4th Fridays of each month.
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.,ii { y T,565 ,cSI !, Ei,--

- Go 20 Deming's
% purchase your Glass Ware.
May %, 1874. ig7.
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HOW TO SAVE. MONEY.

President Board of Education.
Sent. 5 lS12., sf.-..,.5It.'.s.j 2l1-:
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60 to j. s. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hail, to.
get your clothes cleaned aud repaired, to look as
good rs new.
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Apply to r tlaf3 itaw. b. THOMAS.
April 20. 1s72. 19f Ravenna, o.
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CrOTHrNG

A full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
now ready for sale att ssssHge
BEATTY's.
April 18th. 1872.
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FINE CLOTHS.

An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres, particularly adapted to a first class
trade just opened at JIG. BEATTI'S
April II 1S12.
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