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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

WE would call the attention of our rea-
ders to the advertisement of Horace Wa
ters & Son, headed "Waters' Concerto
Parior Organs, =, and for a description of
them we can't do better than to copy the
following:
GANs.-We are glad to chronicle any new
thing, or any Improvement upon an old
one, that tends to popularize music by
rendering its study either easier or more
been called to new patented stop added
to the Waters Reed Organ, called the
Concerto Stop. 1t is SO called as to have
a tone like a full, rich alto voice; it is es-
pecially human in its tone. 1t is power
full as well as sweet, and when We heard
It, we were in doubt whether we liked it
best in Solo, or with full organ. We re.
gard this as valuable addition to the
Reed Organ.-RurdI Neao Yorker. III.
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EGGs.-The market is firm and active, with
short supply, fresh selling at 25c in crates.
PoTAToEs-Novement faiI and prices steady,
selling at 75c per bushel for eaaly Rose, and SOC
IS C for Peachblows, etlt sinEl3 zf
!. HAY-Baled Timothy is nominal in car lots at
$20O002S 90 per ton, and in retail way at S23 90
6025 o. Baled straw oat, nominal at $14 0O01e 90
near lots and SIS 90 in a small way.
SALT-The inquiry is steadily active and
prices are firm. Fine per bbl 81 IS; Coarse, dia-
mond $50 fbs 81 40; Ground solar 1856 his. $2 So;
Dairy salt per Dbl. Sc 60; do. bbl 81 49, do2S
ID bags $S 55; o.l60-5 ib bags 50 80; Ashton per
sackM IS. - ~
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ConfMERCIAL..'' "a
PAHNESvILLE MARKET.

October II, 1873.
We note no change in the market for wheat
this week. although there has been a falling of
in most of the leading markets and in the west
all kinds of grain are lower.
Buyers here are not very fast to purchase and
only offer full price tor the very best samples.
The most we could say of the wheat market
would be that it is unchanged but weaker.
Acorn ID down about ac per bushel is very frm
at that price, aud very little of it coming into
market.
Oats are arm and unchanged and do not come
forward very freely. .,......1.s
The -four market has been somewhat weaken
ed by the recent decline in wheat, but owing to
| light stock on hand. Prices have not changed.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

j. J. PRATT is refitting the store former
lv occupied by C. A Willard, with the in
tentioA of occupying the entire room as
salesroom for musical instruments. As
Mr. Pratt deals in none but the best make
of instruments and has always proven
himself an honorable business man, we
are pleased to note this evidence of pros
perity and trust that he will continue to
receive his iun share Of public patronage
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18
Slaughter Of the Innocents /.

The whole affair originated in dispute |
between CSwles and Pratt as to who of all
the sportsmen of Paine was entitled
to bear the palm of being the 'smightiest
hunter of the woods" To agree without
submitting to actual trial was impossible
and SO the two tossed up stick for 'first
choice" and then proceeded to select their
respective sssides.n The resultant array
as finally arranged was imposing. Under
the leadership Of the sYankee'' were gath
ered-O. S. Winans, well known in Eas-
tern political circles; Donaldson, whose
only failing is loquaciousness; "Dan'
Warner whose prowess is avouched by his
own assertion "that no derned squirrel
can get away with him." Sweezy, who
bases his claims to sportsmanship upon
his proficiency at croquet; N. o. Lee, who
claims that ssLees Tar & Tolu Troches''
are the best substitutes known for gun
wads; H. C. Neflis, whose early training
as an sfathletic'' 'sshort stop" gave him an
advantage not to be despised; Oar
row who came with soul enthused
by ~ recoiiections Of his name
sake the great s'John Quincy:''
| the two Mathers, Pliny and Henry, the
latter of whom came down from Cleveland
10 show how practice on the West Side
had improved his markmanship; r. s.
Warner and Geo. Steele.
Opposed to them, with Pliny Pratt as
commander-in-chief,w were drawn in battle
array. FL. King, who always runs his
squirrel down instead of shooting them;*
j. B. Kilbourne, who sometimes catches
| his game as did the ssancient mariner;"
Leggett. who, according to Blair, never
| hunts with any other than a $500 Manton;'
| g. W. Huntington, who brought in nothing
but wood. cock which he ssshot, all !, just be-
fore dark: Ed. Smart, who bats his birds
for several days before shooting them; G.
L. Riker, whose success is assured by
reason of his ability to "make game"
of all the others failings; J.J. Pratt, who
shoots just one degree better than he
talks up the ssHazleton Pianos" A. J. JUS
tus, Charles Pratt, Kershaw and Clayton.
On Wednesday the contest came off and
iall day long the woods around reverber-
ated with the sound of firearms-for not
till night did the slaughter cease and the
the hunters return to headquarters at the
StOckwell House to count their spOils and
learn who were the victors. About eight
O'clock the game was ali in and the count
commenced with r.. M. Murry 2. Wilson
and R. X. P aige for judges.
The result was unexpected by some but
highly satisfactory to the side commanded
! tby G. Il. Cowles-which achieved a victo.
ry by a score Of 800 to 5I5. Below we pre-.
| sent the count in detail
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

THE purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
oil is Hazard s. Caswelps, made on the
sea shore. from fresh, selected livers, by
Caswell, Hazard q Co., New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it supe.
rior to any of the other oils in market. !
Aw117
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably, $la. 30
per day, or$B per week ,by at once apply
ing for territorial right, (Which are given
free to agents. to sell the best, strongest
most useful and rapid selling Sewing Ma
chine and Patent Button Hole Worker,
ever used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use; it is only So
Sent free everywhere by express. Ad-
dress for particulars, I
JEROME B. HUDSON & Co., Cor. Green
wich and Cortlandt Sts., N. Y.
116-142J. & 7.
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ID: G. HILL, the operator of the Western
Union Tel Co, who was nominated for
Auditor, ON the Democratic ticket re-
ceiyed assurance of public esteem in that
he ran a large number of votes ahead OF
therest efthe tiokets 50
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put in it, Meanwhile the stock where they
now are win be sold off at cost to save the
trouble and expense of moving. Persons
contemplating refurnishing their houses
or adding to what they have will do well
to call and see them. 1880.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

THE Fairport fisheries are now in the
midst of their fall work and the market is
therefore well supplied with every variety
of the ssfinny tribe" ',s -. ~ tI,..,.s- - =
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A Card.

To those wanting views made of their
residences who expect me in certain neigh
borhoods, would say that as nearly all Of
my time is now occnpied in making school
pictures, 1 cannot leave town only on posi-
tive orders. My terms are five dollars for
six large pictures, payable at time nega-
tives are made. School pictures as here
tofore, twenty-five cents each for twenty
or more pictures. Samples sent by mail
when desired. Orders by mail promptly
attended to. 48eG .! W. A. FAzE,
1885 P.O. Box s14, Painesville, o.
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Two street urchins got in a war ofwords
near the Postofice, ON Wednesday, and
called each other a good many hard names.
Finally, as a clincher, and to show his
contempt. one of them sang out SO. yes,
yor.are getting mighty stuck up, Eou are.
Your the chap what eats grapes and don't
swallow the skinsp' This was a clincher,
for the true, genuine, swallows skins.
seeds and all. fte.,s
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p. !3 AGENTS wANTEn FoR
BULLS and BEARS
Of New York.
BY MATHER HAZE sMITH.

s-..t - ~N Nss "As-S f'aAAAs gs.f .f1f
Yearly 900 Pages, Prcfaseiy Illustrated,
II you wish to know how Fortunes are Made
and Lost, how Shrewtt Men are Ruined; how
Papics are Cceateds how Stocks are Rought and
Sold, Read tins Book. II relates the biographies
Of she great leading speculetors of New York,
with history of Wall street aud its operators
during tho past 100 years For Circulars and
terms, address the publishers. ~ f.f,l n
0nYA We send an Elegant German Chrome
mOnNted and ready for tramin n free "a eyery
Agent. J. h. BURN A. Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, or CHICAGO, ILL.
S9-lal-4
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

AN uptown baby is vouched for, as has-
ing swallowed, at one sitting, three dozen
abuttOns, castiron nut and q pair of gold
sleeve buttons, without manifesting the
slightest symptoms of indigestion. IcE
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. . l-7--l- : -
.iMONETARY.

80 y, - -. ,.'....9,,s, October l6 1878.
Our local banks sustain a heavy demvnd for
currency, with a close market upon which to rely
for snpport. Deposits light but shown decline
There have been occasional instances of dis
counting whesethe necessities of'customers re-
quired this favor, aud in this respect the market
showed improvement Eastern exchange close,
with an active demand. 9al sass.. sacsoet
The following were the closing rates for Coin
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

|, THE old building gbelonging to h. Briggs
and occupied heretofore as carriage
shop, is being removed up State Street.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

LOUIS FREITAG has at his store baby
alligator. He had three but two have
been sold-one to Tom Tuller of Geneva
who, if he continues as he has begun, will
soon be able to take the road with as good
a menagerie as there is travelling.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

OUR reporter in recording his observa
tions upon the current fashions, says that
lace is now ,wornub by ladies behind, more
than it ever was before.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

The room under the store SO long occu-
pied by G. r. COwlesls being fitted up as q
bowling alley. while the store itself Is to
be transformed into billiard room and sa-
loon sta fstt5 g--ss iu sfsrs ItJ safsssf sff
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

P THEN pull up the wicket and the. stake,
and put by the mallet and the bail; for no
more croquet II be played this year; it's
getting too late in the fall. - ! ,assoa'
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AFTER having his alias exposed several
times through being recognized by old
time acquaintances, ttMc" is ready to ex-
claim, with the poet, "How 'ard it is to
change ones name, when known to all
through well-earned fame"
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

A YOUNG man who has beef, boarding
for several years. declares that in hash is
to be found the connecting link between
the animal and the vegetable kingdoms.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

ON Saturday the scow ssM0iiiens struck
on the unfinished pier at FairpoRt ana
swinging around between the old and
new piers, s,lsunk. Her cargo of lumber
will be saved and probably tbex hull may
Of yA2 o6nS2bna6
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

, MAKING, Wreaths from the beautifully
colored leaves that now are so plenty, ap
pears to be popular amusement with Ia
dies, both old and yoqng.A & CT. Vi |
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

= J Usr before going to press We learn OF
the death of Mrs. Miller, aged 98..d Being
one OF the oldest inha bitants OF this place
as well as one Of theearliest settlers Of the
country, we shall give next week, a brief
sketch other life. q q litathiit t'f
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

FRESH nuts are being brought into mar
ket in quite large quantities, and, finding
ready sale.t the Youthful generation are
cerrespondfngly Hush as to pocket money
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

On Monday last, J. Harry King, had
his eafriage abrslten by being:sun.into by
a lumber wagon, WHICH, refusing to tur n
out, crowded him into the ditch.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

Z, MANY OF our citizens are extremely
careless about properly securing their
houses, upon retiring for the night. At
this time when so many worthless and idle
persons are roaming throughout the coun-
try, it is very unsafe to leave shutters and
doors unfastened. -.zt.
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Election passed of very quietly. There
was but little excitement, and the. vote
polled was the'lightest Tor several years..
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If the following motto was adopted by
more of our business men,. they would
prosper much better: early to bed and
early to rise. never get tight, and ADyER-
TrsK. 4si sq f-'.'z7':i j. "a - % -.:ss.t 81
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TEE cheapest and only effectuai way to
Keep the edges -of your oil cloths from
W caring is to use the Metallic Binding,
sold at X. Stages Hardware Store. 11s
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3. Go to Stage,s store and see, the metallic
building as advertised in another column !.
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I THE past week has been delightful in
weather the, temperature being warm
and pleasant afasa 4as55. e .ts& sa.I saif
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s.E1s,AF ~. .,3.s,g tltAiHtllt 'ls'.t
For Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia. Indi-.
gestion, Depression of Spirits and Gener-
al Debility, in theif safioas forms, Ferro-
Phosporated Elixir of Calisya made by
Caswell Hazard & Co., New York, and
sold by all druggists. is the best tonic
For. patients recovering from fever or
other sickness, it has no equal II taken
during the season it prevents fever and
ague and other Intermittent fever.
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4
work executed at this oficei III the, latesi
style of the art. D5ft ti.to ss,a . "
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/ LAT theselection onI Tuesday oioru stef-
ling was elected to ill the office OF Justice
Of the Peace, left vacant by the expira-
tiOn of the term of Milo Harris. fisiassts
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

Sowing to some mistaken idea that nitro
glycerine could be used in place of gunpowder,
Mr.. King did not achieve so great success as was
that he only succeeded in securing a chipmuck
and a blackbird-Whlch latter he claimed to
disallowed by the judges. AS i consequence Mr.
King desires that nothing will be said about his
share Of the game, and positively declines to be
give publicity to the request and trust that our
r saders will govern themselves accordingly.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-10-18

+ New type, fine material and competent
workmen enable us to guarantee sa.isfac-
tion in every variety of commercial or pos
ter, plain or ernane job printing.
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t the count in detail.

After the count came supper, and here
it was much more difficult to decide as to
whose prowess was the greatest than it was
in the hunt-for Current, with his able as.
sistant, James Eddy, had provided SO
bounteous a supply and arranged and
served the tables SO attractively and we'll
that each and every guest was melted to
his utmost eXertion.
And SO the matter was finally settled,
although as yet no answer has been given
to Biair's conundrum- m-l''What became of
Anthony's birds?'
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ADVERTISERS TAKE NOTICE,

ls,fk ltfasz. , fitthsA
~ Having purchased the sghscriptiton
list of the CHARDoN TIMES, we are NOW
prepared 4o ofiss speciAi Jrakihcements To-
advertisers. y ~ s7se s,a+-1e7es /
!. The combined circulation, Of our two
papers, the journal and Times, is
larger by seUerGL. hundred copies
than that Of amy other paper. IN
Lake, GeassgG, or l.. Asktatsssa
Counties. 'iis. ssss- fs''ts'n! 6, i'i'sF' -
90 s.sfs ,f-.s al :. f.szfs.issH s=sers - .lt
Advertisements will be received for
either paper separately, while to those
wishing to make avail Oe the two, the
most Liberal Terms will be given. We
are thus enabled to present the decided
advantage of local rates for. those whe
only, care to use, local circulation, and
at the same time of giving to more
general business enterprise an oppor
tunity of advertising by means Of the
largest circnlatiOss possessed, bD
any paper. sss the three Counties
10 ttIsOist ecception. .sss s,ael,4g
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2 AND still they win "pad' their local
columns with stale items Of, CLEVELAND
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Kate hates moustaches, so much hair
Makes every man leok like a bear,
But Ida. who mo thoughts could fetteHY~rz
Biunts out, fsFhe more. Ike sbesrs the better,
Because her pretty shoulders shrqgging,
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sOcErIEs,

.tlf-sf b. tG.s
O.. "a s=1s;I.d IL, GOCLETZE E6. -.ls- . q. 81
ss-.i- AZ - .Tsi.dst ..zsal i-E--. -..t s.;
TElPI4E LODGE, No. %, +. and A. NJ. Paines-
vile. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays
in each month. W. e. Wasson, w. M. ~;
GAINESVILLE CHAPTER, No. 46, r. A. NJ.
Meets the first and, third Thursdsys in each
month. GE. W. Kelly, MEgH<PS
PAINESYILLE COUNCIL. No. %, Royal and
Select Masters. Meets Fridays after the first
Thursday IN each month. ]. n. Benjamin, T.
wILIoTGHRY LODGE, No. soa, +: and A. M
NilI0nghby. Stated Communications on the
second and fourth Tuesdays in each month.
w. II. Turner, w. NJ.
LAKE SHORE LODGE, No. 307. Madison.
Stated Comnifsgiestioa5z every second and
iPpssa Prsstous 1870 y. 4. q ss'f MONTH NJ =
PAINEsVILLE. LODGE, No AZ. Meets on the
ssscosd spas fourth saEardays ofseachs month
- W Kelly, u. II. 8 "a
Lo Of saE
1OeNUCoPIA LODGE, No a1s, meets Tuesday
Morse ". G.; c. g Riffes.R. s.; $. Wheeler r
UNION ENCAlfPMENT, No. 46, meets Firs
and Third w ednesdays of each month. Oficers
1MH M0rses Y: r.; j. Jerome, s.: w. 80. Bnel
VIZ. D: adams. II I. p; C. o. Child. Scribe
NsW: Meaa, Treas 3, ti4ss.iars inil .a'-si
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Stralyed!

ESROAH the pasture of F. wilkes, two weeks
H ago, q four year old Durham Cow-red,
with white star in forehead, and white on right
side-is heavy COW. Information may be
given Norman A. Wright, Mentor Avenue,7 who
viii pay all reasonable charges.
T. G. TREMBALH.
PAINEsyILLE, Oct. Z, 1873. 1is-l19-1
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QUAILs no ''quair' before the sports
mans gun.
2T4 ~ ~ A IA HD
THE mighty Nimrods ofLake County are
now all on the war=path, bas rr.aS7sR
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znft1ea va aeiiiating weather seems at last
to have made an attempt to act as all ra-
tionaI people have long hoped tor il to act.
and to have shown marked inclination to
settle iewnlin fall.e Cold, cloudy times,
ever rssymptomatics Of rain, have long de-
pressed us, and with the sight of shining
sun. sene trusts with, confidence, that the
storm has passed. The sud-
den changes which have of late interrupt
ed the tranquil rise and fall of the mercu-
~, have found their analogue in the feel
fr,gs and actions of men. II is impossible
to keep an eqnab1e temper In an inequable
temperature ana naturally so;s since one
has has always thus to be resorting to some
'expedfert to keep the body at its normal
.ninety-eight, in or out of the shade. The
sciothing which was too thin for yesterday,
ia too thick and warm for to-day, and there
is.no health in us, savethat which is there
bby a judicious regula tion of clothes, food
ana drink. But now, if the weather keeps
its promise of going on steady, as it has
Ebegan, an these perpiexities VIII be ended
and one will only have to lay precautions
aside, dress warmly and prepare for the
altimate coming of winter, through the
graduated scale Of rapidly acceierating
fatifHmnal temperature. 4 The fallhas been
rather tafdy in its coming, and SO not yet
are ali the mosquitoes dead, although they
are listIess and evidently have lost. their
GUNNER eagerness for human gore-it is
easy to1 XIII them their buzz is destitute
/ OF any sort of chronological yigor-and
tshey hang around our walls and ceilings
| in the greatest detection, at their ap-
fproaching destruction. The busy fly yet
1lngers andis seemingly as lively as ever,
bnt the day is not far distant when even
j these shall hecomei weak of limb, and find
their natural strength very much abated.
The days of frost, snow and hail are COM
Ling on apace,s jim. which no bug or insect
can Merk- 1.-The time OF the jingling OF
isfeigh4beils is near at .ha1id -croqGet will
soon be a thing of the past-Bennett will
fresnme his coat and Durham, for warmth,
will again allow his beard to grow. 81
| sss.aa After the hattie.
tq:so far as we have been able to obtain
them the following are the correct re
turns Iof fheovotese cast in the seyera
ltownships Of this counfy at the last elec
Ition.av AS will be noticed the vote is avery
Hight one although. this was probably
Idae quite as much to the bright pleasant
Iweather as to any other cause. Farmer
fdisliked leave pressing work in fayora
Ibfe weather even to attend the polls. -
e. Thed figures belowl also point anothe
tsfgnifc ant fact the election OF Mr.. Tryol
lover Mr.. Branch, the regular nominee o
1.-The Repubiicari party q ..iSAi2 Fs.'is.
1.-the vote upon the infirmary is not ye
Fin full ibnt there have enough returns com
TO warrant MS, in believing that the meas
ure has besn detected, :. -, % 5'e.,, 49, -
lIeFhe vote in detail, as we have been ahl
toobtain IT is asfollows: 81, ..,..p.s,ii .inieal.
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Notice of Appointment.

tNR gS4f t5fE ,N-fl7lIalFtf <t6-s5 tttltti &
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN Qsed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Executor of the Estate of John j. Mitchell,
late of Painesville, Lake county, deceased. :.
iaigoiIsf ~ 90 MARY C. MITCHELL.
;PAINEsvILLE, Oct 8, 1873. f,is1 1lS-l2l-1