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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
= III L Or CD Y NJ Z
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unfounded statements frequently made, .that
the composition OF CHLRODYNE is known TO Chem
lists and the Medical profession The fact is. Chlo-
rodyue was discovered and invented BY DR.. ]. COL
LIS BROWNE tex Army Medical Staa), and so
named BY him. and it has baied all attempts at anal
ysis By the first Chemists Of the day. The method
lished It Is obvious therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save Dr. J. C0LLIs BROWNIES
CHL0RODTNE, IS a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0E.-Viee- Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
that Dr.. Cells Browne undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chlor0dyne.
This iuvauable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the system the dsrsng-d fune
t1n aHi stimulates healthy action q the sscefi0Hs q the
boy without eating any q thor unpleasant results at
hour and tss wh-n requisite Thousands of persons
tg 10 it. ArVeu. god ELECTS and wonderful cures while
great quantities ia the gEiI- diseases Ch0ierz Dysen-
terry D1rrhsi Coles Coughs Asthma Rheumatism, Seu-
rzlgiA- Wh1upiug Cough, Cramp. y-teria, Sc
EXTRACTS FRON MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon Esr Russell communicated the College
q Phy-Hns and J. 7 DsSenport that be had received in
frafon the effect that the remedy oany service in
Cholera CBLOEODTSE-S-e Lencsf Dee a. 1884
Dr. Love Modal Nissi0HaTy in India. reports dee. 1859
that 10 nearly svsry q Cholera in which Dr. J. COLLIs
BR0WSEs CHJ0RODTNE vas administered the patient
Extract from Ha1I Tuss Jan T. Is65-- ChIorodyns
prescribed by q 0TtooI Mesel praefifi0usr o.
course soad not tim. y sinsary popular did il not
Eztlacs Health Londoa a. to
its szrF u Ch1rz - strongly Convinced q the
imsnss Tsiu= q this rss.T that cannot too forcibly
urze fts necessity q a1upiinE Il N All eases"
cAUTIOE.-Sous genuine without the Eoris - Dr.. J.
COLLIs BE0WNE on the Govsrurnsnt stamp OTsrEhsu-
iHs medical tsstiHloay accompanies each bottle.
sole Maaufaetarer, J.T. DAVENPORT,
= Great Ra-seII 81. bloomsbury, Io1dos
sod in Botflss Al L. III 2. 81, and - Cd 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

Ts1Cz-zT Az Easy1HT--EEsrybotF Ezats t1
b #sl CT The question Is frssIreatIy asked
H1E shaI pear yooag eoGpls start Erighi 50
4 @ rise &c cu1f1ct1hIe t1rczne = The E-st
Poi1t : fsr the poor ysaug h1sbaad to make 4
r1zs5z1t ct the Poor yo1zg Eiis- II that Eay
b III sscars her cooPerztiau- W0usa ars
u1f1-zIT senuouical- 1otEithstandi1g the gslersl
o1rery abozt female sIzrzFaga1es- And Ehsa :
Eauaus hzars s f1I of Ksi6ssi i1Ts there <
ha-5y azy szcriscs Fhich she I'll 1ot zslily
akz fsr the =aks ct her hzzband. Z he trusts Ter
The k-shazi ean best 6=EsruT1e the ElE and
uoiat the eogrss 10 fortGae b1s tks vie car
test lszz-az-ar CO the domestic estate IL such 4
zz-1er a. 90 make the most Ct The Instant
sa-ui-Es- Iu5zstry and sazaeitg &C the part 0f
ths tzz5au5 eoms51=d Eith scn1o1y and Pru-
ss1ee ca the part ef the VIE. VII sIsEly bzt
sz-siy AZ tie toG11Etio1 of prosperity Ehich
zzF Be uos ouly PeruaDsns- but oersE-isnt-
The srst step. hoEsEsr, 1 cn-7artusrship 0f ab-
sol--s tr-zt besEssa the husband azd VIE aad
the hzs5aad z1st y the o1s 70 begiz IL II tbs
sz1se It : 81 eserlal ruEh Ehich the poet uEtsrz
= lhs 1e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

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--tz Ez--is.-s bzL
s-sz-E rzps-
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a- -, "A glz5s -1u-i--
u uzszss--e--Is I,
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-- z- zErzvs bo--c~-
---M--s~ n the waist
sz- 1E-s-s-,hs pzper
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

To Eziz uaze or worth, u1a z1zs have N
an purpose. f1r Hhieh be lives uat merely
b1b6is zPoa the stream. tossed % and f-0 b
sach szc=essf1g wave net merely the piagthing
of ltz. but beng of dsteruiaari1u- Eho locks
e sous h1-har vhers ds Wis Is bat shall
E--h1-. za5 II Wing eo1g1zz e-cazsrz1csz.
za1 : uos thar slave
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

A Ts1z desperais Ezs hing the ether d1E,
b1t managed % ssizz the ruPe n hiz tseth and
ksep FEN eh1kizg gnd the hang1g party g1t
ozz of zight Wien hs 1ztisd hi1szeE and s n0E
making lrTzzzsue1ts With The Bostaa LFssuz
a.d LeesEs BGrsaa far ssriss Of Iseta-sz
th-saEt tie eo1rry-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
TAR.

oTOCKHOLM. N BBLs. AND HALF BBLs.
- American Tar IN bbls. For sale By
BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
N. 3. GRINBAUM Il CO..
IKPoETKzs AID EEoLKzALK DKALKzs

In EashiHuzhia fIurhszz H1ts CHVs Bo1ts shses al
sTsrF F1-isrF u suEsnezs s-sr5dr FErnsE61z 6o1ts
Szsrs IA Msksss BiscE czssu srr-st, Hassf19ss n L
- liy7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
~ in Quantities to suit purchasers, BY
Ism c. BREWER CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
PITCH.

C,TocKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HF. BBLs.
- WilmfBgton Pitch in bbls- For sals by
BOLLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

as Rasiue<s Cards ~hen reraii ~ fsar. allow
"a dsrnt AVN these ratcs hisA ne transout aerr-
,isssacntS when paid " charged qaariesN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

A PEW CASKS or vERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
"A FOR sale By lej B0LLEs 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
sPUNYARN.

WORNLINE. HOUsELINE, SEEING, MAR
w LINE, 30. For sale By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
YORK HAMs.
POLAR OTI

Pew Of the Real Article, just reseissd
n and for sals b. B0LLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
COAL TAR.

IN CASKS COAL TAR R0R SALE BIZ
BOLLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
ANCHORS.

EEGLIsH IROS-sTOCK AHCHORs-WEIGHT
B0LLEs 1 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
SHIP eHAHDLERY AND SHIP STORES !
LARGE ASSORTMENT

COMPRISING ALL THE Articles USUALLY
" wanted BY ships or smaller craft, all Of which
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

Maderas dc todas classes tejamanf.-Arades de
varias f6brcas con mangos. timones Y rejas de- re-
6instrllInentosd carpiDterOs toneleros. Cnrreas
de cuero para maquinas de vapor. desde 3 pnrgadas
Observation-Disclosures -EstOpa para abuqnes-Lingut-
tes para bocas de hor alla-Re, aches de cobre pa
ra correas de vapo' Yes de vaibulas para vapor
lesde q pnlga 0. T IA de alambre de variOa ia
nan % para cedaz, deg srapo.-Tela de gonna pa
"a m1aunas Cedazos ouelt's de alamhre cohre
Raldes de hierro gal vanizado para haciendas-Efec
tne plateadosy de h0js de lata-Ejes de herr0 para
caIesas carretas. vantas para dem.-CamOnes,
rnedas ravos sneltos.-Aceite d" pezufia.--iarnip
nsos-Pesa hcores sirop-r rerm6metros. Man
rurras de gonna de !. Z v puIgada-Arneses para
vnulas cala lOs.-JaqHmones decuerO para idem.
-RecoTtes nara carruaues-R0manas de platafOr
ma cahallete de AZ 15 qa-Mnelles de todas clasea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
EN EI1 AI1MAC GEN. N..o. s..ssf..g
DED. .TDMASTOL0SA HIJ0,' 'DEMAYAGUEz
ST NCUENTRAyDE DE- ENTA Los ARTNULOSS SGUUENYS SSGGUUENyES

Maanipas de c0ser de varias clases-P0lvos para
limpisr plata. Cuchillosv tenedores plateadOs con
mango de marfii.-Cucharas plateadas tinas.-LIco-
reras iarros 6--Palas d q MADEIRA de hlerro.--MO-
limos de acero para mOlqr 6-VenteadOres de ca
fe.-Qninques para kerosina gasolina.-Faroles
para Observation-Disclosures de varias clases con des-
pertador-C Cerraduras de pcstiTlosmovibles que sir
ven para el lado derechoy el zquierdo-A gnjas pa.
r.. ell lado derecho 81 iZquierdo.-AgUias para ma.
0hinas piezas sueltas.-Hiios sedas para idem.-
Pipturas do todas classes eites.-LOna para velas
de bnoues botes.-Tornilos para ma ninas de va
por v de otras cases-- ornsas de metal para adore
nos de salas vidrios de todas todas cIases.-Lunas
slletas pard esDejos -CeIda pluma para colchones
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. almohadas sueltaE.-Tu-
bo para quinques de aceite kerosina CristaeTfa
de tods case-Carruajes de dos cuatro asientos
para ninos otros muchos artfculos impossible de
.uumerar. go -52
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

El que snsrribe tiene ell honor de particlpar
tanto al pdblice en- general como todos los far
mac&nticos dc la Isla en- particular haberahier-
to un nuevO establishments lie Farnacla situa--
do en- la callede San Franciso ndniero "a en- Ell
que encontraran sus favoreceiores nm ,esmera-
do trato nm complete surtidO de drogas pro-
ductoS qnfnicos patentizados lDs cuates ofreee
como proc deptes de las mriores casas de Eu-
ropa los Estados Unidos ron qnienes esta re-
acI0nado, ten 10 ll sat sfaccion de ser ei prl-
me q en- ofrecer nj pib.ieo vari0s medlcamen;
tos introducidOs recientemente en- la mcdIclIa-
tales como: #Mfsr .a ws~ 9%E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

aEt Eucalyptus Globulus. nuevo feb brffugo, uBs-
do con gran 6xitn en- Es ana. Aigeliay Corcega
y que tanto por sns propielades medicinales CO.
mo por srrbuen gusto esta llamado 4 ser gene
raj su uso.
kEsutf0binat0 de soda, nuevO uurgante saline
Elm eI SAILOR desagradable de todos los purgan-
tes de sn clnse
ELSir0t Dusart de Lactof6sfatO de cal reme-
dio muy edcaz en- ell raqutismO las afecciones
6sea aeompaiiadas de mn NAL estado en- las Was
digestivas, y en- la isenterfay otrOs v rios me-
dicament0s de tnuy difiet enumeracion.-PtO-
Rico enern 10 dn1s73.- -MiqMeL q. Ledesala. 5l-7l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Imp. del ''Boletin''
Y ALMACEN DE PAPEL.
Gale de S, Jose n6mero l I, esquina la Plaza
principal

En- esta imprenta sc hacen toda clase de inn
pIesiones para los cuerpos del Eiercito mill
cias los Ayuntamientos. las "hciuas los par
ticulares. ofreciendo en- tndns los ahaJos que
Sc encarguen, proutitud esmero baiatura.
Constantemente Sc enconharan ell la msma
los siguentes impres0s:
P6lizas de emharque para 81 extranjero.
Idem para cabotage.
Manifestos de Aduanas.
Pol zas de flet smentos.
Conociment0s de cmharque de los vapores
correos de las Autiils de- u. Ramon Herrera.
Idcm dc los yaporcs corTeos de \. Lopez
Comp
Crcdenciales de voluntarios.
Nom Uramientos de cabos sargentos,
LetTas eu hianco.
TasRet@s de vista dc cartulina.
Idcm de- idem mitaci"n de- martil
Idem de- idem naearadas de coloTes.
ldem de luto.
Sc imprimen esQuetas de convitc. pArA en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

Habana Bar6-Nuevta Sres Vianova hermano
Sres Vaado Longoa comp-Bacoa Sres Pereada Pug
comp-Cuba Catasu compPuertoPlata: Gnebra Her
Mayaglez Sr D. Tomas Tolosa-Aguadl S Silva Fer
er B. Borrs Recommendations Sres
do docnav v corn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
PrOntitud.
San FRANCISCO NUN. 81.


duoos
a rec
SGmbn
% d
niguap
adeta bco la Habanad elias smaca
oaeuutH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

Pnhcs negroA.-iaem nsaI~IAan ssnnA.-- tAsahl
de.-hatepes grnueu.s~fassN NexFA asssasssMl
Rara auA-Iden Ianma pmnaMlsnna = 1lenskew9..e :
ontemeA-Detlesg gap sfu3l losaaen AsasWs4Ns s -
Mss0sn deEsdm Afaa9ny~ Cueneton 2srnasn1 8 -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08

cnti, rre. &c entregan 4 la hora de habelse ec-
cargado.
Ieualmente Sc detallan los efectns sig ientt a:
Plumas de Gullot y de otros fabrican $.
Pesitos para pesar Orn y cartas.
S0bres grande4 para cartas ofctos.
Panel para cartas, grande, peaueno de ca :
tn dorado.
Idcm ilem dem dc luto.
Sohres grantees de Into.
Idtm de III getas.
Lapicea Faver y otIo Ios fabricantes.
Pnrta~plutuas.
Tinteros de varias classes.
Curhilos la cortar papel.
Rrglas cuadradillos lie varios ciases.
Cajitaa para ssllos dc c1rruo.
Limpia- -plumas de- porcelana.
salvndcras de diferrntes elases.
Pnpel c@pahol de IL. %. .. y a.
Idem rayado de l. y3s
potts de- tinta carmin.
I.arrss de- varias ciaseA.
Apire4 para dihnin ~. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
Nueva l1nea de Vapores Espanoles
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL PUaRro-nuco.
WAGES PERT0Drc0s

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
S217 so s ITS $50
HABANA DIREcTo.


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ut ~ ar alias aamiia ~ ApaMnaa
w
L hos no gratis utsd a aap yd d M
I 0 a Eur @4 aTrsAie AalAdw
p~ ral
pnvn 80 m rg Paris FtA Aun nbAnds
te puerto
Aw - fk .
ci Irs = Agunvd la ComA Anla
= m p na aky@ em
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-08


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06

HigIey and al. Decreed that real es-
tate not already sold, be sold by as
sign e and proceeds applied to the
pay m mt of costs and the several liens
in the order of their priorities. Tay-
lor s. Horton for plaintiff. Goodhue
aud yoorhes and Bum for defts.
jacob Henry, Jr VS.. Joseph Rum
minger ct al. The court find that
there was a mistake made in the wrl-
ting of the contract, and notes descri-
bed IL petition. Ordered and decreed
that notes and contract be so REFORM
ed as 10 require the interest to be paid
on each note when the same becomes
due at simple interest. And that Ja-
cob Henry, Sem. is enjoined from coll
leciing any interest on said notes un-
til the note upon which such interest
accrues becomes due. The Court find
due from Remminger to Jacob Henry,
Sen., upon first note S464, 40 and that
said Jacob Henry, SEN, is indebted TO
said Remminger in SIS for board OF
himself and Barbara Ellison which
he is entitled to have deducted from
said amount. Amount found due
Milton Moore $463,0S and interest
from The, first day ofof .erm. Order
ed Remminger within ten days from
rising of Court pay said sums or lands
mentioned in petition be sold by sher
iff to pay same and balance brought
into court to abide its further order
Each OF eaid parties to pay half thu
costs. Both parties give notice of ap
peal Taylor & Horton for pin. BunI
~ yoorhes for defts. - 80 e. .s.t - -
Electa A. Corbett VS.. Peter N. Cor
belt. ordered that the defendant pay
said plaintiff as alimony within 81
days from the rising of the court $50
within 60 days $50; and within S9e
days 500, which sums are made
lien on defendants land. The two
children to remain with petitioner
1 Rannev 81 Hatfield for petitioner s
d. Norton and NJ. Stuart for deft -
Orrin Benjamin VS.. Otis P. Case
Plaintiff to hold lands described il
petition free from any claim of defen.
dant, and that defendant be enjoine6
/ from attempting to enforce any claim
against said premises from in any
manner interfering with or disturb.
ing plaintiff or any one claiming nm
der him in the possession thereof
Deft. gives notice of appeal. Ranney
u Hatfield for plaintiff; nj. Stuart fol
deft.
Josiah S. Tilden VS.. Thomas Kin.
ney ct ais. Decree for foreclosure
In default of payments of amounts
found due, by Wm.i D. Leffingwel
within five days from rising of Court
Lands described in petition to be sold
by Sheriff and proceeds to be applied
to the payment of costs and then to
the amounts found due, the respective
parties in the order of their liens as
ascertained by the Court. and the bal.
ance if any brought into court to
await it's further order. sRanney and
Hatfield for plf. s. D. Norton and
M. Stuart for deft. Kinney. =
- =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06

BURNING OF THE MARSHALL HOUSE,
ALExANDRIA.-The Marshall House
at Alexandria, Va, was destroyed by
fire on the oath ult. the work of an
incendiary. A national interest is at
tached to this structure, as having
been the scene where Col. Ellsworth,
commander OF a zouave regiment from
the New 7 ork fire department., was
killed on the Oath of May. Jackson
was an ardent secessionist, and had
sworn to kill any man who should re-
move the flag. Ellsworth's attention
was attracted TO the flag and with two
companions, assembled to the roof to
remove it. This he did, and while re-
,urniug down the stairway, was met
by jackson, who shot him dead. In
the mex: moment he was himself kill
ed by Sergeant Brownell, a membt !
eft Ellsworth's regiment who was one
of the latter's two ofcompanions. The
Marshal House was after the close of
the war again converted into a hotel.
but for several months past it had
ceased to be used for that purpose.
during the presidential campaign IL
was used as the headquarters of the
Grant aud Wilson Republican club OF
the town aud its frequenters were
} mainly negroes. az sa7i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06
The Indiana Liquor Law.

: The following is an abstract of the
new Liquor law, which passed the
Indiana Senate on the 20th, having
passed the House previously:
1t prohibits the sale or giving away
of Intoxicating liquors, with view OF
being drank on the premises, without
q license. Parties who obtain Ii
ceuse are required to file petition
with the county commissioners, sign
ed by a majority of the voters in the
ward, town or township, on the basis
of the vote cast at the last preceding
Congressional election. The license
is also required to file a bond for
So 900, properly executed, with two.
good freehold securities, for the sell
ing or giving of liquors to minors.
Ii declares that any person who shall,
by selling or giving away liquor,
cause, in whole or IN part the inroxi-
cation of any other persons, shall be
liable tor and compelled 10 pay u rea-
sonable compensation to any person
who may take charge of and care for
the drunken person, which may be re-
covered in any court of competent jul
risdiction. IL declares it unlawful to
become Intoxicated, with penalty OF
fine and Imprisonment; prohibits the
sale of liquor on Sundays, holidays;
aud all election days; also, between
the hours of nine p. NJ. and six A. M.
of every other day, under penalty
! of from five to twenty-five dollars for
every sale. 1t provides that any hus-
band, wife, child. parent, guardian,
employee, or other person., who shall
| be injul ed in person or property, or
means OF support, bv any Intoxicated
person, or in consequence of the in-
! toxication of any person, shall have 9
right of action in his or her own name,
severally or Jointly, against the per-
| SON or persons who shall have been
instrumental in causing such intoxica-
tion, by giving or selling liquor, and
any, person owning. renting, leasing
or permitting the occupation of any
premises, and knowing that intoxlca-
ting liquors are dispensed therein, OF
who, having leased the same for 9th
er purposes. shall knowingly permit
Intoxicating liquors to be sold there
in, shall become equally liable with
the seller OF the liquor for any DANA
ges, provided that execution shall
first be levied on the property. of the
vender. A married woman shall
| have the same right to bring and con-
troll suit. The unlawful sale or Civ
| ing away of liquors shall work for
feiIure of the lease and all rights OF
lessee of the premises. All suits may
be brought in any competent court,
judgments recovered without relief.
| fhe bill makes it unlawful 10 furnish
any person any liquor when he is
drunk, or if he is in the habit of be-
coming drunk. The penalties for the
vi olation of this section are from five
to fifty dollars. The bill establishes
penalty of fines from five to fifty
dollars and imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail from ten to thirty days for each
ofense.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06
On Thursday last sammett's mat

On Thursday last Sammett's mat
ress mandatory, at the corner OF
Hanover and: Blackstone streets, Bos-
ton, a large six-story building,swas
d. stroyed by fire. A large number
of girls were employed in the upper
story, but with the assistance of the
firemen all but one escaped on the
roof of an adjoining building. Mary
Ellen Moore was SO frightened that
she leaped from a window to the
street, striking the iron frame of an
awning in her descent. She was not
killed, nor were any bones broken
but she received internal injuries
which. may prove fatal. Three firemen
we're killed by falling wall and some
ffteensipjured.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06

A singular case of death occurred
at Chillicothe, on the night of the oath
ult. The victim was young eolored
girl, who in 1865 swallowed a steel
shawl-pin. Pieces of the pin have
been taken from different portions OF
her body at intervals ever since, and
it is alleged that her death was occa.
stoned by remnant of the pin work
ing around and becoming imbedded
in the brain, producing Inflammation,
from which she died.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06

PERsoNAL.-Mr. TT. S. Elson, more
Familiarity known as "Gnyke,' has
been spending a few days in town
visiting his old friends here. He is
looking hale and hearty and is the
same genial fellow as in days gone
by. His present residence is at Ish-
peming, L. s., Michigan.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-06


THE Court of Common Pleas ad-
journed on Monday. The following
is summary of its proceedings since
our last issue. geo
Executors of Harvey Hotchkiss VS..
Peter Slough ct al. Court find due
plaintiffs $115,S6 as interest OH note,
and that the sum of 500 with inter-
est at eight per cent. thereon will be-
come due Jan. Z, 1874. Decreed that
in default of the payment of said Sis
SO and costs within five days from en-
tering decree, lands described in pc
tition be sold by Sheriff and money
applied first to payment of costs, Sec
ond to amount found due, and bal
ance brought into Court to abide fur
ther order. Ranney & Hatfield for
plaintiffs.
T. Springthorpe and wife We. w. G.
Willard. Court find due plaintiffs on
contract mentioned in petition $4S9
"a. Decree that defendant pay the
same within 80 days from the first
day of the term, with costs, and in
default thereof lands described in Pc
tition be sold to pay the same. Hutch
ms & Thomas for plaintiffs S. d.
Norton for defendant.
E. B. Babcock vs. Hiram Torrey et
al. Court find due from said defen-
dant Torrey to minor Chaffee on the
the first day of term $l566.53. Or
dered and decreed that SAID Torrey
within five days pay the same with
interest from Feb. 3, and in default
lands be sold by sheriff, and that from
the avails the costs be first paid; Sec
ond, said sum due Chaffee, and the
balance brought into Court to abide
it's further order. J. II. Nichols for
plaintiff.
VIM. II. Ward VS.. Elisha Brigham
Tried to Court. Judgment for deft
for $150.5O. Defendant demands sec.
ond trial; allowed on giving bail in
$500. Ranney and Hatfield for plf.
Hutchins s. Thomas for deft.
State VS.. Alfred Goble. Indictment
for grand larceny. Noliied. G. A
Reed for State.
State VS.. John Coats Indictment
for petit Larceny. Nollied.
State VS.. Frederick Lambert. In.
dictment for rape. Noilied. r
]. F. Seiberling s. Co. VS.. John r
Reese. Settled. Ranney and Hat.
field for plffs.
State VS.. Margaret Cole. Attach
ment for contempt. defendant com
mitted to Jail until further order O
Court. ID. L. Rockwell for State.
Giles W. Kneeland ct al VS.. Vim
M. Butler and Andrew Poe. Motion
of defendants for new trial overrulet
3 and judgment on verdict for plain
. tiGs for $5 and costs, to which defen
/ dants except. Hart & Reed, Hutch
8 ins & Thomas for plff. L. B. Taylor
e NJ. Stuart, and j. II. Nichols for defts
Q Marcus Heath VS.. Charles f. Cur
: tiss ct al. Settled. S. d. Norton 70
plff.
Geo. w Buell. ct al VS.. J. X. Ferre
Q ct al. Sheriff Risdon appointed re
8 and authorized to take possession G
: property and collect claims due q
:. j. K.Ferree, &c. Rock kwell & Ruggle
for plf.
] State vs., Purwell, Motion for ne,
trial oyerrnled. Prisoner sentence
3 to five years in the penitentiary an
/ to pay costs. G. A. Reed and f.
# Taylor for State. s. ID. Norton an,
v /. II. Phelps, for def.
j. d. Horton, assignee, VS.. E.