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CHESAPEAKE ANbntiO i.>I! EoAp.I
RICHMOND. VA. June !. 1877. !
CHESAPEAKE AND OH . RAIL,

Accommodation train leaves l:ich!Euii ia!Iy l"N-
ccpt sunday at 400 T. NJ. lud arrives al GuG-
,lunsyilIe nj 7:45 l.. VI.
Mai ,raiu between Richmond ami Hinton runs
daily ,cXcrpt .'rInlaNl. between Hinton AMI HUT
Ingtun runs daily. stopping AT al regular stations
EXPRESS train runs daIit, stopping al Hanover,
Junction Meets. Treyiiiiau,. !.nEI-a. 'or'!4l>YlIir
Char ottesyillc, S'auntOn. Goshen. hiii"rT GOV"
Iurton and all regular stations vest ri i0yinr"u.
Nail and express trains clIrc; III ,rort!on>EiI9
for Washington and the North. and " 'harlVttcs
Vile Tor iynchhure and the south.
EXPRESS train connects III Cincinnati "iIn trunk
lines for all points In the West. Northwest. amt
Southwest. ana at Richmond with IA" Rrhmow.
and Dsuyle. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points south.
SIeeping-cars run on niph.-iraiH'.
Mali train ARRIVES al Edmond n $50 i. ".
Express ir:tiu arrives At Richmond Al $50 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrive, ii Richmond a.
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold ARD baggage checked 10 all
principal points. ,....
For rates, information, &c. a!llr n t"mpanyj
Offices. aud at SIC Main street. Rtrhlr"nd W.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD.
General Passenger Hud Ticket Agent
". VI. ;. DUNN.
to Engin.er and Superintendent
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FRED'G POTOMAC X. X. Coz
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent. I
u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-27

td, hab feline Sornebme 9isblle tisr let! -
unS er - bed su talt i'm ia sslpruetsn-
NO c-wo-Qifhinta /?
Sn fieaenoen, bab:er fiGten spcrtcu flGrte
Ee i'm iber alles auf mas iie erleGt, tpo
'1e ibn ansetru6sn. Str sanaer Gorpsr
3ufte babel, baB Sasfo fie baltan mugte.
Ut fnirrihte NIT zen weiben 3atnen. er
ballte Die Tauae unb lahte babei ltrdlih
auf.
Armes Samn,, n'urmslte er, tait bsinfr
ei9enen Nebentutlerin ete ShIsppsn ira.
Ben miii7cn-u, ,pie bieies rprnaDme, iibtr-
1nilttise 0eancel idp bintsrber i!ber bid
luifia maiden miro ! gBIe - BIT bittslf
M'tlsib ? glinp. 1asf bu - Sd, 1rerps
ibr bic Gusen Gffuea, atsr surlrr nod Elm
Wprt nit lnfinem aefrengen lieutenant
fpredasn. Gr lief bas {Awanfsnts Wdoz
chea aus isinen armen une langts mad, si.
ner @lfa falte auf Dem SpinS. Gr fsbts
lie an Den Muno uno tranf Ii eiertaen
3usen; CT tranf uno tranf, Bis Iuttsr
4Ottta bIn3ulpsau3 uao islusn strm er,
laets.
Sali, Sunss. rii3ts ile erlarrfei,. bi1
chnfbin fAun Ia 9la9e, uns nun nod, al
Sen 8ranntIpsi,, pben hranf! SAP i'm
ntdt mstr fuft bsut Qdsuo. tGr|f b,, met
re Silaiafa -fadsls i'm ni'6t nod, auf--
font sistt's Elm ui3tit!, raaa:e il Der
GoAtsr ms Sbr.
(Hpitlesrrd fplst.)
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tsr 8irs sin 5amilien.Grtilid unb eia
@sii@sni cfs alteH 5rit mar. Die Game
mug ben Stsin jeaenfaIs auf Ssm 0uts>
tcfs rerluren taben, son mo er lsinsa @eg
In Den Wagen Der Sans fana.
- Der nrasesturser Ssrfin fir 0,nt>
tpirtbidait uno lanswirttIhaftlttes STA
ih'nsnptlen Cat Dor Rur3sas In Bolmir-
itset cine treiti3ise Goneurren; BON Gar,
toffsl Grn!emafdiasn abgebaltsn, BET tpet>
der Ter erile Vreis pon $50 81. unD cine
Msnaille Der Wa|dinsnf fatrit son S. 3iln,
mermann lit palle a. >. g. sueytannt
lruree. Die Goncurrsntsn, 1cmnbl Salal,,
ber ME Quslanoer, batteu fh NIT ,etn
N'al@iasn uno fiinf @Tii9en sinsefunben,
oaruntsr au@ enelanoer unp Mmeritaner,
Die uns t,ster In 70 sielen lanbwirtt1Hafte
litfn GerGtbcn melt ppraus paren. Tim
70 erfrculiAsr III es, oab Die hsutIae lano.
Iafd,insa Snpuifrie auf
ftsenea 5iibsn gu ilsben sslarnt bat.
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G;5.c !Gcrtc

an 9iae, weld, an cen Gotgsn non Susenb in>
een, aerp0fer S4waf9!, GatfI5ftisurs. 9srlul
Der 0anaeStraft u T. ~. leiSen fence i'd oft n
fret lin &ecept ba5 ite flrirt. Dielss srrbs
Sedmittel rpurte Dcn slnsm ItlR9ner in Guo,
&merifa sntofft. &5h,dt Gin abbrefiirses Convert
an ates. So'erb s. 5aHtaa, station 8, 8iaIe
o0hie, Ne:o Siors SttD. 25.9.tapia5
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Cine Oraiaen,

teelbe si'e ao SaIersm uno jsopfiftusr aufsrteat
fur bic Misunderstanding tsr S.aospsrpaltun9
bic 9siabluna Der Snterefen auf bic ftabtt1he
S6u unb fur bic ShaTung eineS Gilauna5s
fonbs 3ur snbtiben @btrasuns berflsen, far bas
GtScalja6r 1877.
Sci es psrprbnet bur9 ben Stabtratb Der Stabt
San Naa Gntpnip:
Section l. Das b'srmit fir sas WsniciyiI
jaar, melfss em / Wdr3 1877 tss!rni, cine sppf>
heuer sen einsm Dollar elmer ieeeF ndnnli0sn
Qerpn i'm utter Son 81 bio 60 eJatren auferleot
pirb, ip.!ae felt Dtopa.sn spr benz L. Mdrs 1877
iii Der Stabt ipotnt.
Seetipn 2. Dab bternit fur alIsemeiae Stpede
fur ba5 Gistaljabr, ipshes am %. gebruar 1878
enbst, eine ab paloren Steuer auf alice Gtsent6um
innerbalo Der Stabt9ren,en, foippsl @runb>, ,pie
peribnlihes unb ssntii6te5 Giserttum eeleat wer>
be. roel&s5 niht bnrd bic Gpntitutien Oeer bic
Staa,ssslese beiyeit w,rb. Disie Steuer fol- fiinf
uao lstbsls Gents son IsDea 9unbiri Ipaar Dertb
an Gtgsn.bum bettassn
@eclion 3. 9ab, um bic 9s,a6lura Der pinIcn
III ermD9'idsen rnb enen Gil9unssfpnb fir bic Gin.
ipfuns Der aa&stiten,tn 9pnos Der Stast Gan
tpnlc gu lrr9en, auf allies ii Der psisen Section 2
befGrisbsne Gi3enitum naifolesno lpe,ifieirte as
salurem SIsusrn ouftrlegt wertcn:
SIR breiBtsiabrise 9pnoS (Srb;ran, ans,ncm.
men an %. Sunt 1879 zine Sftuer ppn ;sei uuo
etasm balbsn Gent auf jebss 5uassri Dollar gGsr,s
uH 0lstHlnuW'
SIR ,stnjatrigs Dit9bsnbs (Ctsn.n, an,e<
npmmen an s6. februar 1874 stns 5tsuer Spn
jrei uao e!nem hatben Gent auf lsce5 5unbert
Dp'ar gDer,b on Gieeuthum.
Sir sebni6hri9e SnaBsr SsrbelfsrunsS 9onbS
(Sreinans an9snoMnen OIL 20 eseten,otr 1870
cine Slsuer Ypn Geuis Ven jsbsm @Inbeti Dpl<
lar g1crtb an Gigentbuu.
9Warsi9dhrige Bombs (Sreiaen, ansenrmmen
am is. Wai 1879 ene Stuer pun ,etn Gents BON
jebem 6unoert Dollar gBsrtb an @iaenitum. Gin
G,sfammtSetrag BON odbtebs unb trei piertrl Gsnt
fir Gle in bitter Section ansees5ensa 9peds.
Section A. DAP I'M fur bic 9atluna ber atae>
laufenen unb lauienSsn S6ulhea Der Staoi 9}sr>
fsb.uns III irefTsn, auf elles in Section o;eIer
SrninonS haihsiebeue gigentham sins ob salurem
Stsuer npn lths;ebn unb eirsm sier.I Sent ouf
j.t,s 5Hnesrt DSlar S9ertb an Gisent5um oeleat
ipsros. Dieie SroinanS fol- POM 1 aae ibrer sc.
resmiauns en- in Rrafl t;elH nnl Galtiatst
tater.
Gum erifen Mo!e s'rlsfen in .r an 3. Se.pser
1877 iditA'finccnea S;lura ht} SaenatS.
j. :. 5rsnA,
i,'o-- Raprr.
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rSett tcrlprer. WllcS terIprrn, ~ III eft ~,

-r3et Serlrren, Iles ssrlprcn," it eft Spn
MIR ;u tsfer Wabrbeit. - Gin lsiGtsr Sufen,
tpsldsr bnr6 BEN 0etrau9 spa Or. Musuit
SOnts's . 5ambureer8rufttbee m ee bdt-
ten ldneG sslailt pcroen fbnnen, tyirb serna9-
lallst um fde ipater ais cine unbsilbare
S5u'aeIu4s osn Gus5ebruns 3u sutpupp.n. -
Gin euteS W'ittfI sur 3e;t onssiuanot uS tis
Sranib'it bd!ta n;s bic iAredli9sn 5sriI9ritts
MAIDEN fGnneN.
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- Namea5iberlebungen, gDie pie!e friibfr
III smerlf6 elngepanesrte hertI9e 6amilicl
tbre Namea en9liiri baben !ps siele DsutiAs
TT llnsarn ;bre Nan,en magearii.t baben, 70
baben Siels in Web anlifiiac tsulbe Jamitisn
tbre Namsn frausGfrt. Gin Gprrspuuoent ses
uSbwabiI9en Rerfur" bat bielsn &or1au gea
etpaS natsgefrri9t unb beridtft barber: Die
franaSIiIhen 8n,nilienuatin Tnb biufa rur
l1eterfssnngen mic eenn beilpislowails eit Dsrr
SGeuer anf isinsm .Gei9GftSlGilte ais Saa-
range fsurirt unb Elm SER Graf Men1teur
Vsecn;te aerrroea III. 8ifis Ginwcbncr fibr>
ten etnen @rrnam men ais Tnmilennamen, penn
lsstsrfr 81 btnti1 flnng ptsr su lartr ous,u-
Iprsf9cn par fir fransEfitf 3=pssa. Sp er-
futr i9 einsS Iases nit grlaunsn, bab n1en
nebrn mir wptnencsr BARRIER, ben Sessrntann
unter BEN Gamen Gbarlfs faanie, eisentlib
5pbenfariler belize. Son uielen fransSfl9
lautcuten Sanilisunamsn III es unmEslt1, Die
@ursel su srtsnnen, psit ss nur salIilirte fnb,
pie har GcrfalIer scn !, @iiab- -2rtDrinsen, feline
gcrgansenbeit> feline 3ufunfw 1asi, tsr ais
Seheis folsraec ge;ipisle anfibrt: @einsuer-
ct (3inssrle), Suimpere (Saimpsr), Galbat
(aaltaG), Sspbels (3SpD, Gbartel (S9artl),
Seidteptnf (SeieenipinnerN SFrarb CSppfen-
sarssn), asrsmrnt (sldsrmanu), SalIensral
(5aHsnfrab), Spnsersat Qlnysrsast) unb
pbymair (0iebmaier.. SD i.ltlt tenne cine
5amilie Gsrpn, bic eissnilib 8ebruns bsibt,
uno cine anbere NamenS Oesmou.s. bic neI
bs5cr barau tbats, penn fIs, ibrsn llriprunss
ssmGb, GO bsidsiasNtiib 0emutb ncnnts.
Oisie Namsuspcrterbunssu inb ppbl mrilt
bard bic ltnwiAsnbsit Der Iraser ssrIcIbsn unS
bic f.ansIlil6sn @samtsn Ysranlaet perSen.
Die Nan,sraiberlssUnssn atsr fao fal aus
naDnislr5 sspoat.
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- Sa s8oeu trurre cine Snbisnaticas,
geriammlung a6setaltan, tpelde ourh na5
ssndssrfa9rsu eesen Or. gfuHsll psraulaet
.,,;rAp
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- Sene 9et'emmnns in Der Stale 1T
9atarrb: furire ibn icfort, ebe er fid in
OeInem @elihte seiat, burd Or. S. $.
UicSean's aatarrt= Snuff. Der binbert
Ieliuns, beitt @unobeit Der Stale, bes
0eiltts roer Der Saut. Brrtef
so Gts per Icit Or, S. $. lRegean,
3l4 Gteitnut Str., 6. Qcuis.
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Oft
gdalt@e 9;reie Nrsfie
erltent
taeliA nit lusnabme hes Scantas5
unb frifft
$40. 90 fir has Sabr pter $3.50 fir rrei
WpHate.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17
LIES WEST WINDOWS.

We stand at liic's west windows,
And think of the wears that have gone;
Remembering the coming sunset.
We too must remember the morn:
But the sun will set, the day will close.
And end will come to all our woes.
As we watch from our western easements,
Reviewing our happy youth,
We mourn Tor its anished promise
OF honor, ambition and truth;
But hopes will fail, and pride decay,
When we think how soon we must pass away
We stand at life's west windows,
And turn not sadly away,
To watch our children's faces
The noonti,.e of sparkling day;
But our sun must set. our lips grow dumb.
And to look from our windows our children
come.
Still looking from lifc's west windows,
And we know we would not again
Look forth from the eastern lattice.
And live over all life's pain:
Though lie's sunrise be brilliant, its sunset ii
sweet,
Since it brings longed Tor rest to our weary
feet.
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MEDICATJ.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. JOHN G0UIHEn

Still continues to treat every variety of
CHRONIC DISEASE
at the corner of Sycamore and Cedar
Sts., Ravenna, Ohio, where he located
the 26th of October, fSGS. Since that
time have successfully treated TWEEN
TY-SIx THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED
CASES among which have been many
miraculous cures of Cancer, Gravel,
Tumors, Dropsy. rheumatism. Eistu-
Ia in Ana, Proiapsus OF the Rectum,
Piles, Tape Worms, Seat or Pin
Worms, Intestinal Worms, Hip Dis
ease, GOitre, Enlarged Glands. Scroiu-
la, and all Impurities of the Blood.
Scaid Head Invariably Cured;
and that most insidious of all diseases,
Catarrh, which is destroying its tens of
thousands annually. Also, the varied
Diseases of Females, arising from Uter-
inc Diseases, Displacement, Enlarge
ment, Inflammation, liberation, Tu-
mors, Polypus, and all their sympa-
thetic accompaniments, on the latest
scientific principles, without the use of
the knife or caustics, but by constitu
tional treatment and local absorbents,
which we believe to be the true meth
od of cure, if timely and properly APP
piled.
CalculOus COncretious of the Kid
neys and Bladder. There are several
varieties OF Gravel in our possession,
that we have removed through the
natural urinary passage, from different
individuals in this locality.
The Doctor is graduate in the Eye
and Ear Infirmary of New York City,
and has had a large and successful
practice in that department; and is
also graduate of several OF the lead
ing Schools of his Profession, the Di-
plomas of which are hanging up ia his
Office, for everybody to READ and IN
vESTIGATE.
Thanks to an intelligent community
for their extensive patronage.
TERMs-Cash. Positively no trust.
OFFICE HOUES--From a. M, to 3 p m.
GOUCHER, NJ. ID.
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ARTIFICIAL BUTTER.

Ii we have to eat artificial butter it
is gratifying to know that it can now
be made equal in flavor, texture and
odor to the best butter made from cream.
There are several manufactures in
this city and Brooklyn which turn out
many tons OF this product weekly, and
a well-known chemist in this city re-
Gently declared that, while he had no
doubt that more than half the butter
consumed in New York was artificial
ly made, he conscienciously believed
that it was quite as good as butter
made in the dairy, and often much
better. The imitation is made of suet,
which, after being thoroughly washed,
is reduced to Oil at q low temperature /;
to each one hundred pounds of oil
some twenty pounds of sour milk are
added and the two substances are
churned, half an ounce of bicarbonate
of soda and two or three tablespoon
fuls of soiution of annattO being
thrown into the mixture. The pro-
come in contact with ice, and is again
churned with more sour milk. Alter
fifteen minutes agitation the solidified
oil takes up a certain percentage OF the
milk, as well as its flavor and odor,a
Lhe butter is ready for market. An
analytic chemist OF this city, who has
prepared and published a pamphlet on
the manufacture OF artificial butter,
furnishes = number of anal yses, includ-
ing those of artificial aud genuine but
ter. Or the fats, including olein, palm
itine, stcrine, butyrine, &c., artificial
butter contains 81 per cent, cream
butter Sc per cent. The most pcrcept.
ible difference in the constituents OF
the tive products, is in the matter OF
salt, Of which artificial butter contains
225 per cent. OF coloring matter
there is a trace in the artiticially pre-
pared compound. The percentage OF
salt, it ls said, may he augmented or
reduced to suit the taste aud require
ments of the public, 1t is claimed for
the counterfeit butter that 1t does not
become raucid SO quickly as dairy but
ter, and that it can be made much
more cheaply. 1t is fact that more
than nine tenths of the liquors seld
here are artificially made, thanks to
chemistry, which is now able to re-
produce the exact constituents of the
various kinds of ardent spirits. Let
us hope that before long chemists will
amounts of carbon, hydrogen, nitro
gen and oxygen as to give us artificial
quinine and the other alkaloids at
prices considerably less than they sell
at present. New York World.
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Straight to the garret she carried it.
deliberately tore il open, and read the
following: ..ta
! My DEAREST ONE: Meet me at the
Aquarium Oh Wednesday afternoon.
And there we will spend some happy,
happy hours. Together we'll watch
the gaiDbels of the intelligent seal aud
look at the broad back OF The interest
ing white whale. Together we'll gaze
upon the Salmonese twins and the fes-
tive hermit crabs. Don't disappOint
me. Be there at two precisely, when
the band begins to play. Ever thine,
RUMMY.
Rummy," she repeated, with the
calmness Of a volcano, as she inserted
the billet doux into another envelope,
sealed it and returned it to the breast
pocket. "You'll have the pleasure of
seeing Mrs. Rummy, too, my dearest
one."
And. shaking her little brown fist at
the dreaming slumberer, she laid her
head OH the pillow beside him and
slept restless sleep.
Wednesday afternoon came, bright
and beautiful.
Mrs. Margerum arranged her brown
tresses in the most becoming and CO.
quettish style, perched pretty, broad
brimmed black velvet hat upon them,
and, arrayed in her invisible green
silk, with cloth polonaise and kid
gloves to match, prepared TO meet the
foe.
1.-The dear one shall see that I'm
not to be despised, if l haven't her
blue eyes and brassy hair" she said
with scorn, as she perfumed her best
lace handkerchief with rose-water.
AS the clock struck two she set out
with beating heart for the place of
meeting. 1t was quarter of an hours
ride from the house, and quarter of
an hour wonld give them time to meet
and clasp hands, and gaze lovingly at
each other ere they made a pretense
of studying the wonders of the deep.
The aquarium was reached. Faster
and faster beat her heart, brighter and
brighter sparkied her eyes, redder and
Iedder glowed her cheeks.
She had never looked prettier in her
life.
The baud was playing as she enter
ed. Was he-were they there?
He was-directly in front of her.
and stepped eagerly forward with a
bland smile, saying, why how
charming you look, TOotsey, love!
Wasn't it romantic, my putting that
note for you in my pocket? Thought
it was u shame that you should search
SO patiently and SO long without find
ing something by way OF recompense.
By.the.by, that receipt you've got in
your work-boX, take care of it. l
sent some money to your sister. She
didn't want you TO know it for fear it
would worry you, but shes lost most
of her scholars and is very poor"
Mrs. Margerum biushed a still deep
er crimson, but all she said, in calm
and ehild-like voice, was, "John,
where is the hippopotamus?" ?"--[ De-
troit Free Press.
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g.
isnis since the discovery of Amcrica, and

since the discovery of America, and
the rise of modern commerce.
There isssok middle ground; either
silvefmust be money as absolutely as
gold, or il is nnwise to make use Of
the metal for money at all. Paper il
cheaper aud more convenient. AMI
would possess eqnal value IA money,
if limited in the same way. The COM
modify or intrinsic value of neither
would determine at all lis money wall
ne. A. j. WARMER.
Marietta, o., April 20, 1877.
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SOME one says old maids go by the
name of wilted lilies" now. Prob
ably beca use years agone, when certain
young men asked them, "Wilt thou p
they wilted mott Detroit Free Press
The Free Press is behind the times ;
there are no old maids nowadays /;
those formerly designated as such are
single ladies. A man over % ears of
age 10 q gentleman Of uncertain age.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

HENRY "A. WISE as he was dying,
said to his SON: "Take hold John, OF
the biggest knots in life, and try TO
unite them: try TO be worthy of mans
highest estate have high, noble and
manly honor. There is but one test
for anything, aud it is. is it right? If
it is not, turn away from it, That is
the test We want in a good many
quarters: 'lf it is not right, turn
away from it,"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17

INSANITY, once unknown among the
negroes, has become great. AMI in
creasing afiliction. To relieve it V,r-
ginia has established an insan, s,ylu n
for negroes-the only one in the world
where more than three hundred Of
them are cared for
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17
w. H. MCCONNELL, nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Tweaty Years experience. All forms of acute
and chronic diseases skillfully treated Hav-
ing for years made chronic disease = speciality
will continue to give particular attention to
that class of cases
once AMI residence No. 50 Sycamore street,
E3l-3nio. Rrvenna, Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17
New Harness Shop =!

IwOULD respectfully announce to the citi.
i zens of Ports County that have opened
= new HARM ESS SHOP one door south OF NJ
Grerziuxersson Chestnut Street, opposite Court
House Park, where will be pleased to see all
those in want of any work in my line.
nate had twenty-five years experience in
the business in some of the best shops in the
country. and feel confident OF my ability to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may
patronise -..-. ...
REPAIRING promptly and neatly done.
MY prices will be suited to the times: Give
me call L. WISE
Rayenna. A pril 10, lS17-- 4J0-2mo
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned has been ap-
~ noiuted and qualified as Administrator OF
fh,. e state of NELSON CAREY. deceased. late oil
Fave uDu township. Portage county. Ohio
NORRIS OLHSTEAD.
~: iII6, 1877. $s1-sw
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s.cxAFTs. ND JOHN NJ CRAFTS NJ D.
CRAFTS g. SON,

Phystcians and Surgeons. Onice in Crafts'
Biock Mantua station. Portage County, ohio
1Ss-
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q. NJ. PROCTOR, NJ. D.,

q. N. PROCTOR, NJ. D.,
- - clan and Surgeon.
SHLLERSFILLE, ONO.
Will! attend to all calls i'm the line of his profess
siSn. both day and night
O6ice one door East or Shalersyile Exchange
Hotel. HS-1y
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+. w. MANSON,

Att>r.ev and Counselor at Law possesses
superior facilities Cor making collections IN
ali parts of the United States. once over
FIRST National Bank. Garrettsviile, Ohro.
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ROCKWELL s. NORRIS,
Attsrusys NJ Law and NotaryPubiic. Deuel.
EIsek, Kent. Ohio.
Dec 10. foSe. H.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-17
1 also have for sale
23 VILLAGE LOTS,

w., ,oc..ed ON high rolling ground and in the
met pleasant and growing part OF the town
Will i,s. sold cheap and on easy terms.
RxyenHn o. an. g. 1915 SS2 rfs
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/ WAGGONER. n. D.

hysician and Surgeon, once East emu oi
Ph-nix Block. Raycnna, ohio.
March z1rh. 1871 lsEH-