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-Govcrnor WalkeIto take the Field.
The people IN nj! parts Of the S'at" W':'
De glad to hear that Governor WALKER VIII
formally commence Il canvas at Virginia
for GREELEY ara fEnWN tn-nolroW. Inc
time j. 50 short and o!liciai duties VIII ;" en-
aa2. his attention thit 81 c@trs" II VIII h"'
be expected that he s!la!l speak IN every
county. lie has. however, authorized the
following appointments, Whicli IL will posi-
lively ti.-y!l.: Petersburg. October H.
Orange Courthouse. October -; AlcNan-
dri., Octobcr y (nigiiD i"csbm>, October
70: Winchester, October II; Wood.iock,
October %; Lynchhttt&, October p; Frank
lin Courthouse, November ;: Richmond.
Novcmher4. The Governors personal ropu-
larity will insure him large audiences every
where, and lii, fine oratoricAl andargumcnta-
tive powers must have Il powerful ohcct on
VI Whatever soil the good seed h. SOW. may fall.
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\ well informed correspondent in AccG.
mae says: I" | am Glad 10 inform YOU that
L" Our county will. | think. xiv" her usual
4" Conservative vote II the coming election.
" As senatorial clcct"r hay" ,3nla>>ci tie
wlIolc county, and the white people seem
I" TO be deeply Impressed with III" Importance
" of the issues involved
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miscellaneous.
;. .fto,. his series Of exhaustive ana hfl'-
,;,ut Stretches" says the Springfield h'P'p'
t:rIr I. there would seem 70 he little hio!c
,h,t Mr. Greeley can say on political Que
finns that would be striking or suggestive.
Eut hi. k,st saturday. speech near 1llaplN-
ar, In, tie merits Of most CT the differs,
md .uup Of il own i'll addition. IL i
.trcmcndo,rsly acn>ihle,' n the Eu"llsn'll'''
would -av--Iain. frank, and common Gus.
The whole philosophy and practice OF "'''
,nr>cnl politics are presented III II w. HOW
t!ui MIR. seward lies dead -! N'lh'''n. Nv
E,yirr statesman save MIR. Greeley eau III"
il" ,ah;rl
The German Liberal press Is not oefi'lu
fine American In it, determination To coz
tiuur the fight for reform with unIllhci'l''2
,our,yr. The cincinnati loiE$bi0d says
at arrears from the last dispatches that
Uardricks. the Democratic candidate FOR
Governor in Indiana. is elected. This give
Tie Liberal cause Il new impetus. Grcc'ey
will certainty receive more votes III Indiana
liam Hendricks, and with Indiana. New
FORK. Connecticut, New Jci-cv, and the
South with the exception Of south Carollla
and Mississippi his election would he sure.
We sec no reason whatever to despair ol
G,rcI,.,'> election But even il Greeley.
contrary ia "llr expectations. >hnllia ~
beaten, The final s,IcccSS OF the Liberia move
nicnl is sire beyond doubt. Its principles
arc correct. and will triumph sooner OF ihtcf'
Fremont wa. also beaten in 1896. anu NE
,o,ni. :rpubiican party tri'mphcd III 1850.
! defeat Of TIC Liberals in this year ilaktS
their victory in 1876 all the Slrcr. The Dis
solution OF the old parties Is Il mere question
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The discussion nj IL sruihy Hall on Wet
ncs;iav. while ailnrt!ing considerable enter
tainmrn, 10 IL miscellaneous crowd. must
have convinced all thinking citizens present
ff any Of them had not before 80 deter
minedl that GEORGE y. WISE should have
their suffrage, rs Il candidate for Congress,
and that he will mako an able. ilvdi;'i"ri>. and
p',tcsy representative.
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FORREST TIE AcToK.-EdWin Forrest has
abandoned the stage on account q the ply
steal pain incident 10 his dramatic roles. but
has adopted the more easy profession Of Il
public reader. lie appeared for the first
time III that capacity IN phiiadclphia OH
Tuesday night. 1t IS stated thu, hi, voice.
aud intellect have lost nothing OF the charm
that has made him y i;Nori!o actor with the
American public for nearly quarter Of a
csitu.y
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NT" RQS1ADALlS.-Dr. John j. wilson,
Of Ghrraw = g.. says If this great blood rurihcr:
Tnu medicine has already Eaineda great rep"tt-
ton in Ibis community by reason nj lis ""i"eriu'
effects il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF young h'"s
who Ii IS for several been sufferer from her-
yous lse,sc in 4 variety of forms: but chiefly for
two y, ars past In the loss Of sight In consequence OF
The ervous disorder.
* he consulted the most eminent ocuilSt III our
state now believe. resident Of your city, FRO
fcsS, II Chisclm, under whose treatment she WIS
ere. tiy lcnchtcd when rcrcuisy. upon using inc
70 SAHALIS tor her previous arrangements. Si'e
fow nj her sight after Il short time cntlrci! re-
.,o .,d OF 5-cod.w
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nzcRATCuEIOP,S HAIR DYE

This splendid HAZE DYE Is the best In the world.
The only true and pcs.cct dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; 49, disappointment; no ridtcn-
lous .in;s ar unpis ts1nt odor. Remedies the i'll
effects al bad dyes and washes. Produces immc-
diatcly a superb Pick Or natural brown. and leaves
the half clean, SOFT and beautiful. The genuine
sinrcd ". A. Ef ,TCIIILrK. Sold hy all druggists.
CHARLES BAyCIIELOR.
So 3G-n0d Proprietor, Nc" iofh.
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Arthur W. Bolsom, al old and respected
eitizeaof Norfolk, died Tuesday night at s!
q'flogs,
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y.Tss1aY, gSsrYsiEs.

Eg COMMISSION RS SALE OF VAL-
I1ABLE REaI. ESTATE IN RICHMOND, IN
SIDNEY, AND IN ER.--The special
attention of the public Is particularly called to the
valuable REAL ESTATE of the late John Tarpin'
advertised TO be sold on the premises on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY, OCTOBER
e?d, 2ad, and 18th, at O'Clock p NJ. For further
particulars see auction head.
DC l5-dtOoa ". GCDDlS, Ahctoneef.
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1Cl; EtLL, lS72.-EEW AND ELE-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GpOD$.-g. L. pEicf: K
60. ar" now opening y stctn!rra and c&p.c> Il !ni
ara com p!rtc assortment If
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC GOODS,
10 which the attention Of the Virginia public il
called.
Their supply, selected with "rc and taste, en-
brace, ever! tug IA The dr,s- l3c which + new and
attractive whilst tie staple department IS stocked
with what i good and substantial, and everything
sold II only 4 small rrmuucratSc profit. Ia
DRESS GOODS
sill bc Iuuad
Velour dr Nice, Ats:rlltSiIu trl",
Drup de MonScnou, Sllk-Warp Henrietta Cloth.
Velour imperative Lyons. pr,p DE- Montearan.
I;oUlaziac Alpaca, frruc;l Cg"ioni,
roIr"ian Cloth. English and French Cls-l!ncsr.
tarh"arI IL Ernpa, &C., Gr.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
GoBbszln"s. Dci=inc-, UIt0ma,s,
Taln!se. Grape Cloths,
English Grapes. Grape Wells. Collars. Re.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
\ full line Of goods for gents and boys IN Suttng
Cloths, CnssImercs, Ecstiugs, Shirts, Drawers,
Socks. Gloves. IIandkcrchicfS, &C., &c.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality. and no.
thing recommended by Ike house unless fully tested
by Judgment and experience.
$3.50 r. X. PRICE ( co.
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.inpty. IL the Administration party, there.
fore. on the 9th of November act upon .ne
idea that the issue of the election Is 2 lore-
gone conclusion, aud that the elcctlou j. i
going by default, they may wake up on Tue u.
9th to find themselves the victims oil IAN
appalling political catastrophe
"For the race. II Is not always
To him who fastest rnr.s.
Nor the battle to those people
Which have the longest guns.
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Phii0dclpAtd, October T., 1872.
K'ust-G,:ce Eseeslonccrin..

-,
we ,ic So'''N h"' "."it VI 'r''i"'',@ '"'
posi- -o'i'c' SINS u o'''''H'i' III" ~
h"' " our cNi1>'!I'S % no -oo"' li'ci' : II
lca>t Il uleEhctoIE Na'i>i''''oh III ihIh'iS
,l.t''' Ni.'. nv "''.'l u't "..l ->rM i"IN
ic''c!-r;Ii'oi<, III 'o,"l ,'o'alioh Oh l'oslh
IaN>' ul>'iln'''eu Nlt''ou. ci'',Se raiu> ar
pt'.'>I5 ,r MIN, ' ,' 't,r,,1
M, ,I, ,', ~ ,' iT" ,,' ~, ,i
Department in Washington, which for some
ilmt' W'}h the ronnVIncc "f certain mem, mem
Grand clet1innccrin~ bureau in tie interest
Of the m2n who is President a,!d of The inoi-
n"r. VIZ, I.,. a., ..n,..'",,,,',,, :,
4, u,t!, tl,., t;,..n ~ r,;,,;, 6 ~, ,,L,',,',,
n;~h Gran, and Wilson ,l,,,.: viii, un;t,,r.,.
;an,,rn-, fl,u.:. and torches Wis xh,,ilI the
| !!nn. !. II. rigft. u,cmhrr al congress, frank
ritAiu < CO.. nr>irr.S cir,u!,u-> J.. l,Itt.
| in additional his wpy'i:y Legislative, duties.
cuu.,.rd in thc Ehiur>,-n.u..,r lu-;uc>, .
Should the name ana .fyi. Of sIn,,r~ pitl,in
4 TO, read 1ir<SrS l,ilkin { platt.
Hut WHY asl. thr>n u,cstiar,> Tho l,rr,
n,r,y i,,s stiz,.d al m. ,,;,I, ,,,n., ,,,1
i,r,i;irc,y Of the Government ana i u~in..
MI c.r No t,..r,,.,,.,i,n ~. ia. ,,,..n, liz,
NASTY. Il * on,, onr nj The ,.,,t.i,,ti,,n. ,f
thr>, ia,lcr DAYS, bat il i l., no mean. H.,
least Of thln. WrNi.l ia io ur, pLiit nn
injustice. II i. POSSIBLE. anil ;srri!rl,, rro'g-
bic. thu, this Signature OF hi- name is u
forgery. If So Of ,a,irSc Ii. VIII IL. greatly
pleased 10 have The matter brought TO lis
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MEETINGS..
A TSEM ESf!,
-e-e->~.s-->N-S--~ -
DICuMOND THEATRE.

DICuAlOND THEATRE.
~ ,,,,,,. L,-t ono Of tic cront r,,;."
second aud '4st n'Sn ., ~ Eli. s;;lfrc& ~ tn"
r ;T yonrr actor Mn: J. 6; Nc, 2i'o''' '
EE TT'EisE.'Ii kTW YORK CoNf,.'n ,,o or, nd
r9n,hY EvENI.:G, o1To"Ee IS i''-' '"e s''''''
hi.tcrir1 rla,. Of r,1.nrr1I.
,rrI i;n,.rr3 ris,a 10 the l""cl % los
i Einh> 'i! VIZ ,r - SEt=. LandcrCh'c4g'
7.itHt,c. -, . o,cnrk rand Matinee
LA',, - - tISt iltiIi. seat cin now ~ So
'n","t ',n,!,ni.i,. N,tsirtl fxrh3nG". 90 lH-ll1
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NST \ = l. : II ED. 1SG0.--L. LIME
IL M.NN'S STEAM i;SElNG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, 40 Broad aud 1aI Main
street. Ladies' DRESSES SIwis. liu;,n-, aud Sacks,
aud also ,;rn,irnlrn- Gartucuts cleaned, dyed In
any cGiu", or SECURED i'll the best manner. Paruci-
lar attention paid ia lid Gloves. 4 great selection
~ Fancy Goods ANA Toys III NY store No. 420
Broad street.
Sc as-Gln J.. LINSEMANN.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Letter from washington.
trorreypondcncc of the Richmond pisi'' ,en,
WASHINGTON. October IL, lS'2.

rr,r,onnndcnce of the Richmond Disra'cn.I
W,suxcTos. October il. lSi2.
| pa, ,hi,ps that seem TO have taken pos
| csl;,n Of The Radical mind since the recen'
S,nrs;nps are very certainly not to become
ncts. The tiv-t il that they will relinquish
| from this time forward all efforts 10 dc'e:'t
cram, and The next is y wild notion that ! ne
! pru,urt..,;c paY.v has fought It's last h@ii'
,rl i. ahout 10 90 into the decay Whlch
uyrrcanc other elltg Organizations hho" i
| in the puiiteIl history 81 Tits country iI-
| uDliS from MANY Euints snow iAaL thc liu'H
and determination oi the i,cpo:la''I scA"eis
! Ia lat ncthnr - hy apaihj on ihelf l&it i
| \ ,-rcat II, cNcr Not aionc q" they ih.' ~
| In foy ttlc sake q the nation; ti' tlc ''''
| II ,.jyiu9 III their positions ~ 'i' N'''''
secuted Il absolutely absurd a," :" ~
| tue assert lots al Administration h"'' "'''
hist there i; NOW II" mot'. ti'@'' - ~ -,
tnipairl. thrt are preparing: WIN ~ hl:'h
cur;,c, tnr@S a. ever tD t%kC'ii' ~ ii'"'-''N'>
E, tI,c his. Of their ability in Noycmh"r.'
In HE treat State, Of New Work. Virginia.
Ohio. and Indiana. there will be u general
movement of The Radical forces III the effort
to prevent their defeat in very few day :.
and the anxiety To verify their predictions
that they will ,7rrry every one 81 ihce" = NC
cannot hc rrurc,lch. TIN: :IYca = ztsl -
th"tnmpai.n v i1ic:l l. extremely ra'!ahc- III"
rculd NOT be manifested il There va &ut"
rl2in -allne for the Radical ra'.y - ia'n, 81
II. adhcrrni> in this section boast 81. W
r,ifv looks with lon%in" eye 81 "-.''''
and lltc defeat rf The Democracy ~ lh'' ~'''
unticr the leadership "t t." eminent ann
iniucutirl men who have '''inc L" i'l' i'oH'
in This struggle, would hr the INIT ior 'hc
u,mo-f rejoicing. III" ASSURANCES lh&t lc-
pulli,~,nS have "ivrm 10 the President ~
well - 10 other prominent men in ID" kit'l-
c,l ranks that they will carry Virginia G""'
not want for believers among ii,"~, ~ Wnnin
>;;ch assurances have been tcndcrrd, an!
that The President expects bis TRENDS l"
carry the "Gid Dominion for hlm i n"l 10
be gains,ycd. Every assistance t!al l"'E
need will !,c given from here 10 tic same en-
tent that il viii bc in The other states have
mentioned.
In OHIO The Democracy, II III Indiana ana
ct her States. Iri;" mol The ii%':icl nGiici1 81
failure. Judging from III" latest rcnof'" re-
rciyrl here. and the leaders u tn" party III
tend kcrpnG up Il constant 1:rit;. IL l. SAFE
10 say that while Conservatives admit ~"
possibility, and -olnc The probability. oi tn"
Republican parry carrying !ndana ana ONO.
ant some. thu,i.h very few. even consent 10
the admission liat New York n!E &c carried
| .or Grant iha II" Democrat hts Y" been
;ulntl here who can I'c persuaded [" Inl@i."
iora,l instant that Virginia viii i" "Nr'rolI"'
I',,,,N
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yySsssse .ASD s4sas..

GOAL AND WOOD.-Bcst ANTllRA-
! s CiTI: coal. of oil sizes and nj lowest rates
ell scrcarcd anil full weight Inarantce,i: A,s"'
COAL ~ lowest cash prices. Call and satisfy Your
elves, and II can't satisfy yor viii not si;ndcr
tShcr dealers. Nineteenth and Cary. or 70> trace
erort F-c.7l T.. IT, PAGE.
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Et&kRti'Tt,T PRACTICE MADE 4
SPECIALITY.
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3rstck, no MARSHALL HALL CORNER BANK
AND IENrH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10
ti iftzl u - ; -
The Death10f Poe.

\ .
The following is from a sketch of
the life of Edgar A. Poe, in Haspe,'$
for September: "a ypA-A i-'.-5.-'- .': +
He started from Richmond on the
I'd or Sd of October, What happen
ened in the next four or five days is
| involved in considerable obscurity,
but the facts as far as they can be as
certained, appear to be these He ar
rived at Baltimore safely, but between
trains unfortunately took q drink with
q friend. the consequence of which
was brought back from Havrc de
Grace, by the conductor of the Phila-
delphia train, in 9 state Of delirium.
It was the eve of an exciting munich
pal election, and as he wandered up,
and down the streets of Baltimore he
was seized by the 1awless agents Of
some political club and shut mp all
night In cellar. The next morn
ing he was taken out In state
of frenzy, drugged, and made to
vote in eleven different wards. The
next day he was found in the back
room OF headquarters" and remov-
ed to hospital on Broadway, north
of Baltimore street. He was insensi-
BILE when found, and remained so nm
til Sunday morning, October Z. A
doctor and nurse were with him when
he first showed CONSCIOUSNESS. Where
am p he asked. The doctor answer
ed, you are cared for by your best
friends After a pause, in which he
appeared to recall what had occrred,
and to realize his situation, Poe repli-
ed, " My best friend would blow out
my brains" Within ten minutes he
was dead. ~ @
'' Oh let him pass | he hates him, -.bl
That would upon the rack of this rough world
Stretch him out loager'' elI lsYH
He was buried on the Sth of Octo-i
ber in the burial ground of the West I
minister church, at the corner of Fay
ette and Greene streets. The funeral
was attended by a. cousin, a member |
of the Baltimore bar, a classmate who
was afterward judge of the Baltimore |
Superior Court, and q Methodist min |
lister, q relative by marriage. The
spot selected for his grave was near
the grave of his grandfather, Gen.
David Poe. There was q vacant place I
left, but it was filled several months |
since by the body of Mrs. GLENN, |
who died upwards of eighty years old,
in the same hospital where her sadear
Eddie" expired some twenty-five !
years before, and was buried, at her I
own request, by his side. b"
s.lout are the lights-out all
! nd over each qufgering form o".'7
The cuftRin-n funeral pall--- f1StS aas 9Eft
Comes down with the rush of storm;
And the angels all pallia and wan,
Uprising unwilling, affirm
That the play is the tragedy, :" Man."
And its hero the conqueror, Worm,'
Ha o. y
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ENGLANDs' GREATEST LANDLADY.---
The wealthiest woman in England, in
point of real estate, is not Lady Bur-
dett Coutts--whose immense income
is entirely derived from personal
property and her interest in tho great
banking-house which bears her name
but the Honorable Mrs. Meynell-
Ingram. This young lady, who is
about twenty-four years of age, is the
daughter of Lord Halifax, better
known as Sir Charles Wood, and is
probably the wealthiest of widows.
She married about two years ago Mr..
Hugo Meynell-Ingram, of Temple
Newsam, in Yorkshire, and Hoar-
Cross in Sta1ordshire, who at his
death, bequeathed to her $250,00 a
year in land absolutely. She has no
children. Speculation is already rife
as to the man ON whom her second
choice will fall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10

A correspondent Of the New York
Commercial AdoertiSer writes that in
1858 he made snuare bargain with
Horace Greeley tor his old white coat.
which for a fair consideration, the
Philosopher agreed TO send him.
Greeley neglected to fulfillhis part OF
the contract, and, after repeated solio.
itations, sent the following reply
"The simple aud sole reason for my
not sending the oldgcoat is this--my
she knows where it is, and I do not,
it would not be easy for me to send IL
without her consent, even if / were
inclined to take it fromher against her
wish, as I should certainly regret to
do. did not anticipate any opposi-
ton on her part at the time / saw
you. Yours, 81 lg@ ,FTirao0
frfaf .l>- HoRAcE GREELEY."
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ON AGE.--I have seen, writes
Chateaubraind, the number of my
constant friends diminish, to the hour
when my venerable grandmother last
departed. She and her sister had of
ten said that one w ould not be long
separated from; the other; they kept
their word and Madame de Beedee
survived Madamoiselle de Boistilleul
bnt q few months. lam, perhaps, the
only man in the world vi no knows that
these persons existed. Twenty times
after this time have made tlie same
observation; twenty times / have
seen social ciroles formed and dissolv-
ed around me. The impossibility of
the duration and persistency of hu-
man ties, the deep oblivion which fol-
lows us, this invincible silence which
takes hold Of our tomb and spreads
over our house, impresses upon me
always the necessity of isolation. Any
hand Will suffice to give to us the cup
of cold water of which we have need
in the feyerishness of death. Yet we
part with sadness from the hand which
we have covered with kisses, and
which we could wish to hold forever
near our heart 1sI saqt regoa. 5 sr
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p The Chicago Tribune, In an effort
to give persons who do not live in
Chicago some idea of what has been
done there since the great fire,
says that, "beginning on April 15,
1879, and ending December /, 1872,
excluding Sundays, counting 200
working days and each day eight
hours, there will be completed one
brick, stone, or iron building, % feet
front and Nfrom four to six, stories
high, for every hour of that time.n
This means that 1900 building of the
character described will have been
erected in Chicago In seven and half
months. The same paper estimates
the present population Of thecity 400
600, "a part of which, however, is
transient"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10

This world is a serious world. and,
human life and business are also seri-
ous matters not TO be trifled with nor
treated by shams and hypeerisies, bat
to be dealt with In all truth, sober
ness and sincerity. No one can thus
deal with IL who is not himself pos
sessed of these qualities, ana the re-
suit of a life is a TEST of virtue there Is
In it. False men leave no mark. 1t
is truth alone which does the mason
ry of the world-@which fohnds en-
pires and builds cities, aud establish
es laws, commerce and civilization
Atlantic Monthly. moIl g9o3 'o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10
MODERN wEDDING-R1TEs.

Wilt thon take this brown-stOne front,
These carriages-this diamond,
To be the husband of thy choice.
Fast locked in bonds Of hymenf
And wilt thou leave thy home and friends
To be his loving wife?
And help to spend his large income
So long as thou hast lifeI''
s. willi' the modest maid replies,
The loye5ight beaming in her eyes.
'And wilt thou take this waterfall,
This ostentatiois pride,
And all these unpaid milliners' bills,
To be thy chosen bride?
And wilt thou love and cherish her
While thou hast life and health,
Bnt die as soon as possible,
And leave her all thy wealth?''
' 1 willi'' the fearless swain replies.
And eager waits the nuptial ties.
Then pronounce yen man and wife;
And whom I've joined forever.
The next best man may disunite,
And the first Divorce Court sever.'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-10
Moving Buildings.

TIME undersigned, having the only complete
set of tools for moving buildings. within
thirty miles of Ravenna, and having had six
teen years experience in the business, will take
contracts for moving buildings of any dimen-
sions with promptness, without damage and
for reasonable charges Apply in person or ad-
dress WIN. CLINE. Ravenna, o.
p. s. wish the public to understand that
while do not propose to work for less prices.
or in unfair competition with honorable and
competent workmen in my line, do wish to
saw that | will move buildings cheaper than
BILL SMITH either by the day or job. can do
work better and cheaper than the aforesaid
Smith, let his figures be as low as he dare come
down VIM. CLINE.
July 26, 1871. 152-tf.
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An irritable man, who was disap-
pointed in his boots, threatened to eat
up the shoemaker, but compromised
by drinking a cobbler.
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A ghost amuses himself in Peoria
church by standing on the Bible cush-
ion and grinping diabolically.
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CLEVELAND 81 PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after june I'd. is72. Trains will leave
stations daily. (Sundays excepted as follows:
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Going WEsT-RIvER DIVISION.

a. q G. W. Ry--Change OF Time.
The following are the times of the dePartl :
Of trains at the points below. 1t took effect
Monday, Nov 18th:
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Business Cards.
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LErEE, Proprietor
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