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Notice in Partition.

CALLY NJ. WISCHELI., PollyN V. McClintock
Sand W. x. McCiintOck husband of said Pol
~, will take notice that petition was file,t
against them on the 18th day of April A. j.
1876, in the Court OF Common Pleas of Portage
County, Ohio. by Franklin Wnnchell and \. >.
Winchct1. and is now pcnting. wherein plain
tits demand partition of the following real cs-
tate, to wit: One piece situate in lot ! in MxntGA
township. Portage County, Ohio. and sounded
north. cast aud south by the lot lines. and west
by land of Chaunccy iucheli containing about
IS i01O0 acres OF land, Also, another piece sit
uate III lot No. 4is saIrl Mautua. and bounded
north by the highway; east by land OF Franklin
Winchc'l and Emily Blake; south by the south
line oil saId let; west by land of Samuel IIar-
mons heirs, containing about 3j acres, Also.
one other piece, being part of lot No. 10 in said
Maptua, beginning ut a post in the north line OF
sail lot, from which the \. W. corner OF said
lot hears n. 81 deg. II min, W. distant - 10 ltO
chains; thence $. Sa deg, II min. L, on the n i,
line of said lot 81 100 chains, to IL pest: thence
S. o deg, min, W. chains. II LINKS. to II post; ;
thence 8. 50 deg. II min, f. s6 2S-l09 chains to a
post; thcnde S. deg, Is min. w 10 - 100 chainsi
thence n. 50 deg, II min, w. 81 4-1O Chains;
thence n. 0dcg, 5S3. min, +. % S9-10J chains, to
the place of beginning, containing about s.
acres OF land; and that at the next term OF said
Court said plaintiffs will apply for order that
partition may he made Of said premises.
S. ID. NORTON.
Attorney for Plaintins.
April II. 1876 o99-6w
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CENTAUR
LINIMEN rs.
White, for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Iinimcnts arc sim ply the wonder of the
world. The effects are little less than marvel
lous, yet there are some thing which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer OF mend
broken bones, but they will always aliay pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism of many years standing, and taken
the pains from terrible burns and scalds, which
has never heen done by any other article.
The White IlnimeHt is Tor the human fam
lily. 1t Will drive Rhenm atism, Sciatica and
Seuralgia from the system; cnre I4umbagO,
ChilIblains, Palsy. itch. and most CafaneOns
Eruptions ii extracts frost from frozen hSn nd5
and feet, and the poison of bites and stings
OF venomous reptiles; it suhiues sweilinCs and
aileriates pain of Overy Kind.
For SprainS or bruises 1t Is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur Linz
msnt Is nsed with great efficacy for Sore Throat.
Toothache, Caked Breasts. Earache. and
Weak Rack. The following is but u sample oi
numerous testimonials:
"ISDIASA HOMf. JEFF Co, MAY rs. 1873.
.' think IL my duty TO inform sOn that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
l have nui been free from these swcllingS In
eight years Now am perfectly e1t.thanks
to the tertanr I.in;m+n;. The Iiniment Onght
Ia lac applied warm EESJaMiN BROWN
The proof i the trial. 10 is reliable. II iS han
tly. il l. cheap. and every family should have il.
10 The sick and hc,i-rien. the halt and lame.
To the wounded and sore, we say, - come and
be healed
To the poor and distressed who have spent
their money for worthless medicines. bottle.
oi Centiur Liniinent ill he given without
charge.
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MEN often attempt, by the light of
reason, to discover the mysteries of
eternity. They might as well hold mp
a candle to look at the stars.
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CExTENNIAL kisses -one hnndred
without taxing breath. .
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Attorney and Counselor at Law pOSs'
superior facilities fOr making coilectioi
all parts of the United States. Office
First National Bank, Garrettsvi1le. Ohio
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The Rothchilds could pay the ma
ts0nal debt OF this country, and have
Sl,010, 100000 left.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

l. adapted To the tough muscles. cords and flesh
OF horses and animals. IL has performed more
wonderful cures OF Spavins. Strain Wind
gals, Scratches, Sweeny. and General Lame
ness, than all other remedies i'll existence Read
what the great EXpresSman says of it:
NEW YORK January. 1874.
- Every owner of horses should give the CEN
TAUR LINIMENT Il trial. We consider it the best
article ever used in our stables.
III. MARSH. Supt. Adams TX. stables, \. \.
"E. PLCT/. Supt. l.. S. En-. Stables, y. 7.
'ALB'r ;. OLlN, Supt. Nat En-. Stables. NY.
.'MoNTGoMERY, ALA. Aug. II. 1874.
GENTLENEN.-l have used over one gross of
Centaur Liniment, yellow wrapper. on the
mules of my plantation, besides dozens ofthe
family Iiniment for my negroes. 1 want TO
purchase ii ut the wholesale price, and will
thank you to snip me by Savannah steamer one
gross of each kind. Messrs a. T. Stewart X Co.
will pay your bill on presentation.
:" Respectfully, JAMES DARROw.''
The best patrons of the Liniment are Farmers
and Veterinary Surgeons. 1t heals Calls
Wounds and POll-evil, removes Swcllings, and
is worth millions of dollars to Farmers Liv-
cry men stock growers, Sheo raiser, and those
having horses or cattle
These LinimCntS are warranted by the pro-
prietors. and Il bottle will he given to any Far
rier or Physician who desires to test them.
sold everywhere.
Labratory of J. j. Rose & Co.,
III DEY ST, NEW YORK.
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Farm for Sa,-,.

nURSU ANT 20 an order from IL:
Il Court Of Portage County, offer
private sale 4 farm owned by the late
Tuttte. lying u mile northeast rrOuY
Station. containing about jSt: acres.
il in 1ood location and in good conditit
ings in excellent repair with good we
.barn AMI house; goOsi cisIcrn, wood b
pen &c For further particulars, j
IRIS. a.. TU TITLE. near the premIs
dre.s the subscriber, at Ravenna Post
T. Il. DICK
Executor OF estate of HeZekiah TUE
Sept. 5. 1915 35T-Gm Il
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The Votes orth Electoral College.
The following shows the number of
votes which each Slate is entitled TO
cast for the next President:
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HOW TO SAVE Me

All those wanting Clothes cut.hip displaying wonder
pnt err, ,n5 made from :, qthe maker 1t does not
CoatsF'. q TT . &c than all ounce Mat says
!nssse work wen done and lied the watch day
Having been thirty-hve yseps as good time as any
teyenteen years OF the tine carried Knorvie
all those who shall IxItcie.
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BELDING & ELL

Physicians and Surgeons. c.
over Eelding i Armstro, III
Ravenna. o. soho
Special attention paid tn Wv
Chronic Diseases Oniaud gI
AM. > to 4 and Z t.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!

A HOUSE ami two acres of land on South
~ Prospect Street, Ravenna. Good Fruit.
Well and Cistern w atcr on the premises. All
In good order. For terms, apply 10 Mr.. ELISHA
BRIGHAM. T.. l.. GARRETT.
Ravenna March u, 1870.
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Real sorrow is almost as difficult
to discover as real poverty.
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A ZIG PIGEON ROOsr.
Torchlfgiat Hunt.

- q, APth WiiucT>
8 the Beech Woods. COW
,rtiOn of Western Pike
Northwestern Monroe
tate. Ike Bennett and
bark peddlers, were in
{ the woods on Friday
zen they were startled by
iening of the sky and q
t ola heavy gale OF wind.
lime the trees about them
With wild pigeons. They
G northwartl, and ss far
'uld see i'm that direction
lack with the birds. They
on the trees as thick as
very short space of time
.med to be a living mass
lighted in the trees
era that large branches
by their weight. They
e no heed of the men,
she trees under which
2, occupying branches
their reach. Nearly
apsed before they all
~ places in the woods.
Mlers killed hundreds of
clubs, and walked five
u the woods without
end of the roost. The
18th one swoop Of a long
] knock dozens to the
ing only a temporary
D pigeons and that only
J Eectly attacked.
EN- and others, when
NJ, and Waters of the
they had seen, organ
mt. Dozens of men,
and guns, started
I'D reached there after
IONS, alarmed by the
ms and the glare of the
from the perches and
about. For two hours
guns made sad havoc
'osting birds. The roar
of wings, the cracking
lashing of torches.swash-
reports of guns, formed
nd terrible. Thousands
slaughtered before
olawless destroyers
wv e brought away
oi'iee % esun,v' IN crry, which was
ired with the
80 and to feed the
Law posse
ng coIlectiog another eX-
tsy tsyiIIe onlss oSior the further
She birds had
LID, NJ. pst for the pur-
RECON. woods swarmed
.turday. The great
finally, and in a
~ bifl had disappeared
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j. WAGGOSno OSno


fEsliaR fSsnin siaea. a%a saTss@a. sarss@n cd rep
March 9th. 1872 Nd
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Attorney at Law and Not; e
in Phepix Block, over Braf
Store y
November 20. 1872.
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CRAFTS & son,
f.. w. MANSON.

Physicisns aud Surgeons. Onice in Crry
Block Mantua Station. Portage County,
ST. sre
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JOHN a. NIcDONALD. NJ

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls attended day and night :tuT
Ofiee. Umpire Block ResitieneE q
Street. opposite Judge Conant-s- fSe u
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final divi-
~ dend will be made among the creditors
OF the late iirm OF Barber 4 Lloyd. lately doing
business in Kayenna. Portage county. Ohio, Of
iOrty-three cents on the dollar of their several
claims. which will be paid npon proper vOuch
at the Office of the uuderSi aned, over No z.
PheuIN Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
WM. l. GOODMAN,
kavenna, April ~. 1876. Assignee
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m xnRraS g
aat. EEws -
NORTONA& +
J. II. NICHa

= AwYERS. Office over vi
IL Jeweiry Store. Rayenn-
II
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NJ. STUAR'

Counselor at Law, Rayenna,
East End OF Phenix Brick
Dec. Q, 1855, 1y.s IA q
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INSURANCE

r W. Coffin, Life and
Agent. Office ON 2d fool
National Bank, Ravenna,
Sept. -. isiS. 55-ly.
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Cleaning a.

klsO clean and r
cheaply as they can
use the same proces
Rooms onnoSitafA J
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PETERAu

CIothIer and MerchaHef
AID Furnishing Goods
Street. Ravenna, Ohio
Oct. Is. 1855. ly-
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ROCKWELL & N,

Attorneys at Law and Notary
Block, Kent Ohio.
Dec. 10. 1865. ".
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NEW BALTIMORE.

Correspondence
Our farmers have gathered, threshed
and disposed Of nearly all the surplus
crops, and yet there is little money
here. We keep things moving, how
ever, as well as possible under the
present government.
There is general complaint that
corn is getting moldy.
The weather for the past week
has been pleasant and spring like.
Wheat in the ground has been grow
ing. and looks quite green to what it
did a month ago.
The two churches here each had a
Sunday School during the year, and
each gave concert, the Disciples on
Christnas eve, and the Lutherans on
New Years eve. They were success
and were enjoyed by old and young.
Mr.. Jacob Carver and T, Switzer
have returned from their Southern
trip. Mr.. Switzer saw enough to sat-
isfy him in week, and Mr.. Carver
was absent about two weeks, visiting
Mary land, and Virginia. He don't
speak very highly of Maryland, and
of only part Of Virginia. AS he was
bidding on piece Of land that was
sold by o. c. Risdon, on Monday last,
1 hardly think he will emigrste South.
Mr.. Ii. Chain killed hog which
weighed 566 lbs, live weight. and
dressed AGO lbs. Mr.. E. l.. Laint had
ene that dressed 443 lbs.
Mr.. Geo. McGregor has left here to
20 into the lumber business i'm North
ern Mich gan, associating with Mr..
Harter, who previously left with the
fixtures OF a steam saw-mill from the
firm of Sharp, Davis & Bonsall.
Real Estate Transfers.-Wm. Or
egong, to Ira Bryan, 371s acres; con-
sideration, $1,000; John Boston to
Wm. Oregong, 50 acres at $50 per
acre. Geo. McGragor to John Boston,
house and lot and enc acre Of land, for
$1,000; A. Taylor to j. Boston, 8 acres
at 500 per acre Isaac Brumbaugh to
E. Brunbaugh, half interest in saw
and planning mill, consideration $1,000.
Mr.. j. w. Taylor who was lately
married to Miss Bowman, Of Colum-
biana, has moved into his new house,
just completed.
January ], 1876. GARLAND.
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Az there has been considerable
complaint recently about riding and
driving on the side-walks, and a.
Justices of the Peace are frequently
called upon to act in the matter. pass
ed April 2Oih, 1874. by request we
publish below sections tive and three
of the law relating to the subjects
which our readers will dc well to bear
in mind:
Sec. 2. That it shall be unlaw full for
any person or persons to set up, to lot
or use for profit any table, stand, tent,
wagon or other vehicle on any public
footwalk or sidewalk so appropriated
and used, or to ride, drive or hitch
thereon any horse or ether animal or
team or in any other way to Obstruct,
or dig up or remove any of tho mate
rial Of which said sidewalke was con-
structed or made.
SIC. 3. That il any person shall vio-
late any OF the provisions of this act,
he shall on conviction thereof be hne.
ed in any sum not less than i've nor
more than twenty five dollars or be
impris0ned In tho county Jail not ex-
cesding ten days. or both, At tho dis
creti0n OF the court, aud moreover
shall be liable in damages to the party
or parties injured.
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RANDOLPH.
GARLAND.

Correspondence.
FRIEND HARRIS The Disciple
Sunday School had festival on New
Years eve. The programme was ar.
ranged by the Superintendent, Fl. D..
Smalley, and consisted Of singing, re-
peating passages of scripture, recita-
tons, &C., and SO arranged that the
whole school participated, more or
less, in. the exercises. About one
hour aud half was occupied in this
manner, after which all were invited
to partake of bountiiul repast, which
had been prepared for the occasion.
A summary report of the school for
the past year was read by the Secre-
tary, Miss Hattie Winans, which
showed q good attendance and gem
eral prosperity of the school.
On New Years day the Brocket
family held their fifth annual reunion,
meeting at the residence of Mr.. Albert
Brocket. The number present was
not as great as at some former meet
ings. A review of the year showed
that those connected with this family
had been blessed with general good
health with one exception, that of
Mrs. Lyman Elliott, whose health has
been. quite poorly for sometime. There
have been no marriages during the
past year, and but one birth, that of a
daughter in the family of Mr.. Georgs
Brecket. Mr.. Alb ert Brocket, who is
in his eighty first year, enjoys good
health, and enjoyed the good things
prepared for the occasion as well as
tho social and friendly greeting OF his
family and friends who were present.
Among the many good things that
have transpired here of late was a
wooden wedding of Mr.. e Mrs. w.
Booth. This brought together a good
ly number of their neighbors and
friends, who manifested their appre-
citation Of Mr.. Booth and wife by a
presentation of new Secretary.
Farmers, leok into your corn-cribs.
Much complaint is heard about corn
melding in the crib. One farmer
who had put away three hundred
bushels of corn in what he considered
good condition, found upon examina-
ton that agout one-third of it was in
| jured. There was SO much moisture
in the cobs that the continued warm
and damp weather has caused it to
heat where it was stored in bulk, and
even in many instances where spread
thinly on the aoor of a loft it has
moulded. Good seed corn will be in
demand next spring, every farmer
should see that he has seed selected
that will grow and of a variety tha
will ripen.
| We understand that Mr.. Hiram Aus
tin & son have sold their farm consist
ing Of about one hundred and thirty
acres to the Long Brothers, for. tn,
consideration Of thirteen Thousand
dollars. This is good farm and un
der q good state of cultivation. B.
! Jan. Sd, 1876.
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Last Friday night a man named
Moose, residing about two miles and
a-half southwest of Randolph Center,
thought to have a little fun in ringing
out the old and ringing in the new
year, and for that purpose used a new
shot gun, which he loaded rather too
heavily, stuffing it with about fifteen
inches of powder aud wadding. Upon
discharging the gun it was shivered to
atoms, not piece six inches long be-
ing left fit, and not only did the gun
60 OFF, but also portion of his LET
hand, which was 80 badly shattered as
to render amputation necessary. The
operation was performed on Sunday
by DR.. J. Price, of Randolph, assisted
by Drs. Hugus and Leonard, of this
town. Mr.. Moose is enjoying the
Centennial New Year as we'll as cir
cumstances will pernit.
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HIRAM.

HIRAAs
Last Thursday memorial services. in
memsry Of Almeda Booth, former
Lady Principal of Hiram College,
were held in the chapel. Essays by
Prof. Barber, DR.. Squire and Mrs.
Hinsdale, and Rev. Sutton Hayden,
all Of which were In good taste and
highly eulogistic Of the high character
abilities, worth and accomplishments
of the deceased, whose many friends
and acquaintsuces we'll know, that
however .extravagsnt the. eulogies
may have been, they were not exag-
gerations Of her good qualities.
The Centennial opened here with
the same eclat % elsew here-thst il,
we did our best, but in q becoming
manner. The old year was "tslled"
into the past, and the new year was
welcomed by lively ringing bells. and
loud huzzas. The Band also kept
watch, and dirged the dying year and
quIckstepped the new with choice and
we'll executed music. The mischiev-
Gus and jelly ones also left their re-
minders by the way of carriages on
the tops OF buildings, gates at front
doors, and "Refreshments" and "Warm
Meals" ON diminutive edifices. Thurs.
day evening free banquet was served
for invited guests, at the chapel, whore
an immense amount Of refreshments
for tho inner man were consigned to
the storehouses Of the great alimenta-
~ canal. ~
On Sunday, President Hinsdsle got
oyer into the Democratic fold, and
talked to his Republican friends from
the te1t: ,"Thou shalt. not steal" in
coed STYLE. His remarks were con-
fined to official thieves, and were sug-
gested, it il presumed, by the Repub-
iican argument in expedition to Sen.
ater Davis resolution, calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury for list oi
defaulters-'that it would take sever
al months to prepare snch : fist, and
cost S5OO90. It is supposed that the
speaker was giving the "third term
ides q thrust.
Much complaint u made that ceru
is molding in the crib, owing u the
poor quality Of the cors. II.
| Hiram, January 4, 1876,
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KNEE. FRACTURED.-On Tuesday
morning while Mr.. III. p. Coe, resid-
ing Oh Chestnut street, was getting
ever fence, he lit upon an uneven
spout in the ground, and fell, fractu--
ing the patella, and tibia within the
JOINT. The wound is quite painful but
not regarded as of very serious char
acter. He was attended by Drs.
Belding s. Hugus who reduced the
fracture.
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The latest, greatest, and most
reliable remedy ever put together by
medical science for Rheumatism,
Wounds, Swellings Burns, Cak cd
Breast, &C., 10 the g htaur Liniment,
There are two f What the
White Liniment Il foffh human fam.
lily, the Yellow Centaur Liniment il
for spawned, lame and strained horse,
aud animals.
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THIS is Leap year.
Court next week.

| "A uO WC0tuCIs
THE days are gradually lengthening.
The reads continue very rough.
The Commissioners were in session
on Monday.
The weather continues mild and
pleasant.
"RlNas" ran riot at the opening Of
the New Year.
TARGET shooting IL all the rage
among the boys these days,
Mr.. s. L. JENNINGS 10 lying serious
u i'll at his residence, Of typhoid
pneufD onia.
THE Ravenna Union Schools COM
mencsd their winter term on Wednes-
day. -
The game law went ints fsrce on
the lat inst, and it 10 unlawful to
catch, kill or injure all kinds of game.
TIE minstrel troupe Of Harry Rob-
inson drew . fair house Friday eve-
ming, and the performance is said to
have been very fair. Still they had
cred dorg" with them.
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. ]. ,. and II on main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. 2. g.
and IL between Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
York daily.
Hotel Coach ON trains anil H. between I-eav
ittsburg and New York. daily
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne & Chicago. and Baltimore & Ohio Rail
roads; at Ravenna with Cleveland & Ptttsburg
Railroad; at Mcadville. Union and Cory for
Oil Regions; at jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls ;and at Binghampton for Albany.
springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago.
Milwaukee Omaha, and all points in the
North west
Close Connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West.
No stop-ovcr" allowed upon local Tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may then repurchase
from that point to destination.
W. b. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNATI. o.
Ff4gf m r. COOPER
.s&M General suDerintsndent.
sw .t1szs - -CLxvsLAxD. o.
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For sn elegant celsred lithsgraph OF
the Ohio Headq uarters at the Centen-
nial Grounds at Philadelphia, we are
under Obligation to F. w. Green, ESQ.,,
Secretary Of the Ohio State Board OF
Centennial Managers. A description
Of the building will be fosnd upon the
firat page Of this issue of the PRESS
which cannot fail to be interesting to
our readers.
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MRS. HARRIET TAYLOR, wife Of E.
B..Taylor. Esq, died at the family res
idence in Warren, on Tuesday night
from tumor in the chest, aged about
As years. Mrs. T. was daughter Of
the late Col. Wm. Frazer. The funeral
will take place to-day at enc e'cleck.
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Children Cry for Cast0ria. II
10 as pleasant to take as honey, and 10
absolutely harmless. 1t is sure to ex-
pei worms, cure wind collie, regulate
the bowels aud stomach, and overcome
irritability caused by rash Or cutting
teeth. 1t is q perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Costivensss in
young or cid there is nothing in ex-
istence so effective and reliable.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-01-06

On Monday, Wn. Morley appeared
before Justice Reed and waved an ex-
animation in both the case for assault
with istent to kill and on the peace
warrant and was required to give bail
in the sum Of $500 each for his ap-
pearance ct the next term Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, to answer to said
charges.