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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

w A passenger who was on board the
steamer Webster, at the time of her eonaa-
grafton on the Mississippi river, relates the fol-
lowing interesting incidents:
Among the many heroic acts saw, par
ticularly noted the conduct of Miss c. Dill, OF
Dalton, Ohio. Not seeming to regard her
own safety, in the moment when all others
were flying one way or another, she seized
two little girls, children of Frenchman, a
passenger, and with them plunged into the
water, and by her intrepidity saved them.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
Timn-FrennOnt,

The editor of the Seneca Advertiser, after
copying the articles of the Fremont papers,
in relation to the two places, very good ma
turedly remarks:
"If our country friends can profit anything
by associating the names of their little towns
with Tifin, and getting them into the newspa-
pers, we have no objections. Keep on, little
fellowsl Any of you can be a Columbus, or
Cleveland, and possibly you may be Tiain
some day."
Well, Mr.. Breslin. you can take the hat.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

Ew Messrs. Edgerton and Brush have
thoroughly fitted up the building known as the
"Morehouse property" and are now ready to
rent it. Il large and commodious build
ing, has first rate cellar, and warehouse
connected with it. 1t is well calculated for a
dry goods store.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

EE There were six wagons in Fremont at
one time on Thursday last, loaded with wheat.
which come from the south part of Hancock
county, a distance of nearly hundred
miles. The owners realized some IL or Ia
cents more on the bushel for ii here, than they
could get at Findlay. Great place, that Find
lay; almost equal to Tifin city.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

The Petitions. short dresses have
made their appearance in Hartford. AT the
South. says the Springfield Republican, these
dresses were fashionable years ago. We re-
member seeing 25 or 80 ladies in this dress,
in one group. They were on an excursion
1t was bright, early mornining. They were
going out to be gone all day. They had dark
complexions. They were going to engage in
the recreation Of picking cotton.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
Daily Commercial Register.

The first number of this new paper, Edited
and published by Messrs Bill d Waggonor,
made its appearance on Tuesday last. It is
considerably larger than the sanduskian
is well printed, and its advertising columns
give good evidence of the business and pros
perity of Sandusky City. We wish the the
Editors abundant success in their new field of
abor
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

Ew The building recently occupied by G..
J. Orton. as printing office, has been repair
ed, an open front put in, pavement built &c.
which gives it the appearance of new build
ing. Il is used for Grocery and Saloon.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

Ew An advertisement appears in our pa
per to-day, relative to sprott's patent light
ming rods. Every house should be provided
with good lightning rod, and we know of no
better opportunity to obtain good article,
than is offered by calwell d Dirlam, of Bell
yue,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

w The Lycoming (Pa.) Gazette, speak
ing of the new style Of dress. says: "We have
always thought the Turkish women far ahead
of all others in this particular, Wonder i
the editor ever heard of "our friends acros,
the Rhine" who wear the shcst Turkish dress
but no trousers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

~ Our readers are respectfully invited to
read Messrs. Oppenheimer's advertisement in
another column of our paper. There is con
siderable reason. as well as rhyme. in it.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

The Virginia papers speak discouragingly of
the wheat crop in that State. The joint-worm
has done itgreatmiVehie6
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
WEDNESDAY,, May IA P. N.

have Just retnrned from another and my
seventh daily visit to the Great Exhibition
believe have thus far been among the most
industrious visitors and yet have not even
glanced at one half the articles exhibited,
while have only glanced at most of those
have seen. OF course, ] am in no condition
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

sisss 4 . ~ ~ k# AL a&se - & %&eFt
frns absr be SIahtiinss u psrfaeeu, suie.
ber ben ei,s5efiieil Gaiitc1en iiterkrn9en,
tr69t bfrsits fsine Driitte, i,ieeut er III eine
flelae Ireibjo8t all69edrtet.
Sn 6rsitnrg, bat lid5 ein tieiner
6raivall ereiguef, Der pielleiHt bebentnn9ss
uciIiperOtn tonf, inSsspeit tpenialtsns, 6aB
Jpn, ipie ip9ar en0liide Nldtter befIird)ten,
hie Neatfipn onrd) eiiige GprllbeIf0pfe
teranlaBte. cn 6clge bieler 0eepclnfipn
1T UretbarDin gsla9sraR8ssuitanb ertfdrt.
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iiens &rf1aenn9, ndnlid, cine ubr, on9es
jelgf, speldse psajcuiser. Der lIe trdgt, ges
j nall aiISfsei8f, spie ulel Bier CT 0etrnnten
bat. Giae tdyIlmne grfnpnr9 fur Nirtbe,
be anit ooppelfsr ssreioe ld)se,beH.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26
(yic. SO. J Gin Gefes

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geulacbt, ba6 alle Ganfbrnfe, Dcllmabten
llnb (cnlii9e fthriftlid,e Icflimeate iraero
elmer s!rt Die elipas allOers fi,iO ais pypcs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26
Gin @efes

Soto. d0.J
Gtn 0etee
5at AasrellsrlS oer n,il,lspro .n araiI iispsnpeh
Sstses, msIshs sis pflAfsn esr 90 untp oems
y esn,,sSes q taafes obio .u,n d,ti,s
se,na@t, rag rot, uno nab pafliruns osfsr arte,
Sie Ssunty eeamiflioners Der t'ntsrihitnli4en
s,tna ~ W sssnrns s.m g,an ns ss S.'
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wsfsbt srialfsa ,ns In IRE Gasssasr sinsrassn,
spOoura rer SsstorDer pOsr aapitcr, spis oer 6al
isn mas sinss islsn ee,,nties s,,seDissn ,pirs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

z er unserssidnfts bat Fine Office in fasG3e.
tatIcs ,eesturi.ep peritertsnesrn v.3. n. Seit.
ting, IN luSeara,rasIfraBe, elfidb vem aRartt.
cisred, seriest. Ginsans ease pen Oruslfcbr.
s ~ spili6 Sebafer,.
A .n.si itsaniralt.
.GasHtpn, april i, 1851. fss l7.bs.S
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

Z - 9ttss y
Cgac. 74.o 90
Gin Gefeb
tvetAts Der9ituns srforesrli@ i1adt sro tar&
nnrssbts -0anflHaa, Jlahla6iattit crer 1ers
fsuluni6 xco rsruriaBt werbtn.
NbfdbH. j. @5ti e6 rru Der @ t1ttats
suns bts @taatts Obio 5un Wtfte Gee
nsacbty tab no Der xcp irsefp einer psrfcu pfr,
arlabt wiro eard unrcebte J5antluas, 9la6laIIi9.
felt ccerBtrianmniB, unc bic .9&ncung, Jlacbs
i1tStrit pper 1erfauinniB ron frldbtr Art if, ca6
rcfsyns per Iep icbt etfotst ipars) eieitltsn eie
tefmariste partei tsreetiet battfn, IN 6esig Oar.
anf, eime Antla0s sin5ukriugrn iine GnttstaDiemn8
~ erbaltcu !; alsrari, unp in einrn jrren folder
Saile, fcit rtt trirn ccer 0crprratipn rctoe psr,
antrertlie ssretn fsin nitric, falls rct Zoo nct
sinSstreten mare. tiner Antia9e fur &Aaccnerfat
unterworfen isin, uneracbtst res Irces rcr tetbas
ti9tea psrfcn, unc nneracbtet rer Sco nnter icts
fGsn umtfanpfii terurfadbt irrtben bic trr peH6e.
Zee 0lcyp ih ereii pcer sspsiten Btace cctt Loct.
ftAtaS al,smaben. ss#
& Abf1n. .. JrSe folder Auelasen lclt rom
unp i'm .lanet pes perf6nli9sa Nerrafentauten
i fclda rerifortraer pericn einsetraebt aperrtn
ns Der sgetra9 Der 1T jrcer tct6tH Sia9tatbe srs
lan9t miro, toll jn,n auslblieB!id9sn Jllser cer
QBittpe unp nafbifeB Nlitspcrparnten geretden,
iIno nnter iofde fpide QDitfrt ,nc nasblte 8luts.
rerrpanetcn in pen DcrbslnifTen aus9rtbsiit tper.
a,Uicpas 9efs9 BET perfcnen, ris cDae Iefta.
: ntsnt pertforteu, in sc,n3 All rie 8crfsHrnn8
ces pom pentrlhsn bintcrlatfsnen pertcnihenGista
tbunis, rcrfsbrt; uno in cinesi jtrsii folder Slas
Bffailes mag ctt Surp !rlme S2arsnBtlpxs ein'
trnsen, ais fie fur seept urp tiis erahten, srei
dbe jepob In .Sstas daf prit retInaren Gdabtr
rer spsr Q8ittns unp naAifeH Nlutsfrruneen fcfd
rctitcrtsnrr perfpn aus fcthein xcoe trtpaAieI
TT, finf taufno Ocaars niAt iiterifrisAt ffiisa
Vcraustecunscn, paB lolAe antlaSe iunerbeli
jwei Sabren pom xppe icla rsrifortensr Ver(et
anbansis senadt fpsrrsn.
s.: Vig aaafgss Scbu s. Wcrle,
.Sprsbfr psss 9atpralentantrn .oaales
ebarles 6. @cnpers, -
49, Stresbsr bes Senats.
Wari IS, 1851 AA a. 4
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

SatfolBsr sss tirsfitb vsrfrrt Or 1radebula.
Da Der untsrjelAnstc pis Dffiee ees tar1fib
rtrltcrtenftt Or. SNrI SraGctuiob init Der Sans
5siiGt .rlatun5 stmistbst liac id ent,AlelIsn bat
vanten GU fslaeln psrm,aaemtcn zseoDnlies jn.ina.
then, Sstt er fie ysrlineruaS, caB sr aile Gtrje.
wollen, bsnliattidD tsiset aritlstss wepanpluuss.
meilt ipmcbl. ais aud teiuer r,tfsntAaftli1en
Austilcnns, pcltanfis ju tefr,eoiSsn I'M Stanfe
~, inpsm CT ieineS Stueien mnhr Den berMbmtsfeu
prcffiorrn rer uniStriitateu 3nr1 aHo .seicei-
tsfe, Stmei5 unD Osntfhlsnol sema6tbat
3antan, Aprsl IS, 1851. i8tp.
a,e4s S. N. 3pinser, Ml. Sr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

DOfnntent gefsrti8t iDcrben; unb brittesS,
ber iroipicuelle Shame Der perlSn cher
perfsnen, ,psld,e fclhes allnt bGlt, cber Drn
tpethen {rtd,e Gaufbriefe, S,Dpctbefrn, linc
frnitise ldlriftlihe Dcfamente aisseifellt
tpsrcen. s. n. s stt ss
9lbfd,n. 8. sllle gefeee unb Gbeile
pcu @eieeen ,peld1e ben @crfebrungen
biefer alfte ent9e9ea iino, iIno bieslnit MI
berrufen.
'a's 'ffsl sa cSObm S. WPcrfe,
Gprrmer rss 3stprafsntantsn Ioantes.
's' @8sss Gbarles s. Gcllpers,
81. t3.5. y, 3pretfr pes @enats. -
& Marj rs, ISL & s,flssr
Cgac. 20. Gin 0efeB
sitr 8erbe1ering Der sltte in 8esng oitf
9erihtlihe 9,rceeoure,l ;u 9nniteil lper
9e9en alf9elSlfe s rp ratienen, paiitrt
en, 81. Wtdrj 1851.
Atfebnl. Get ts tur6 biz 8efee.
SttHn8 ees Staates obie Jun @efee
9entadt, bas III alien prcceburen oureb
scire facias, nm eiit llrtbeil [5ncgeuentl
: Sn Onnlten roer 9e9en ir9enb cine anf0es
lcfte etrpcrattrr 3i ernelern, bas ali Gen
4 Sherif res Gcant'Ds ,pc telbit bas llrtbeil
gefatlet erlalleu fpsroen, in tpelt)an s,pei
,Writs BEN scire facias init Tibil einberid,s
tet tDeroen, fslfe Berid,te, 9leidapie in arls
bern Sdllen bon Scire facias sur Grneltes
RING ppt, urtbcilSfprnd)eu, ais cine bins
ldn9liebe Beoienliil9 eraeltet liliD a,tgencms
5. men tperben fcllelt, Mnerad,tet irqeub eitie6
s1fts m rpslder biels s Bite rim @eIsk n n
Fssss ''f 50 s,nh.. 5s. S,,o,s. s''f
ssrecer ees oo asrr e 81 ,,ta,'f.a' ags ,,o,,,,a
ssaas ,I 'Sbar(es s. Sonners ~
1 sm @ erreder pts esnats
Wlars 25, 1851.
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GEO. I'D
Gin 8efeB
,ir geffimmuno Der Wflid,ten br,t Gries
hensrifbtprn mn SrnlfobIern IN S;n;f<
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26
(Stc. 66. )
Gin @efeb M

(Jtc. t6.
Gin Gefeb
5ur AufepDirun9 eiHtr !, ,Atte tetitett, cine Atte
perfebreuo fir bic 4nitslluns vUn xrulftes 3iv
Qcutrcae ron reii8icftn Dcreine,i, nnb jiir De-
ffilirnn8 ibret uewaiter anp pfiGten, raffirt
am AZ. Wlarj 1914.
Ab fbnitt. I.-9etes burm bic Bes
\ IftRgeb.ung pes g taatcs Dbic gum
Bcfes stlnabt, bag cine WVebrbsit ron Der Bcaro
Der Irwifiss, welcbe inter pen DcrtcbrunSen eis
tsr Ntte 9eiplbt ltnp, rie Die Anlfcilune conIru.
tfies jur opntrollc ron relisieftn 3sreinen, nnD
psren Wtwalten tnb pfisbtei tsttiu,nit, paflirt
an IL. Olarj, Gin taalenp, abt buncert pier itnc
4rierSis, ein Quorum CUR 1srri@tuns ron 6t.
fbaftcn ausntaben fol- baB 70 piel pCu, ricrten
Atfbnitt tefaster Mite, ais nit cieisr Atte ttret
tst bisrnit ,piosrrasii isin fo cas- bic oeOrte !:
,,&r 5,petfc 4tfhntt vcnts---im brittsnAtf1nitts,
Der Smeiten 3eilt res piettsn Atf1nittes, nnD in
Der fitnften 3etle tetasgn pisrten abf1nittes je.
ntr Qtte ron irel1er cieft cine Nmenoiruna if,
bierniit auseeifri1rn tein tcllct tlno finp.
4s . Scbn S. Mcrfe,
@prsther Dcs 9ieprafsntautsri oaules.
/ Gbarles 6. Gcnpers,
Spreder bcs Seiiats.
aaar3 ~, 1851.
-
COsO. 67.)
4 @sis Gin @efeb
rcftebreno CUR Ausfiiluns ron Grtsttsunsenipet.
cbt lib iii ben 1emtern bee 0enerals Anralts,
Olit9licrfbaft In rer Noaro ppn 6ifentliden
gBcrfcn, uno aneerer Beamtsn res Staatts,
e ipabltar seinasbt oarts Volt, srsi9nen. e
Atf3n.l. Gstes bnrh bic efte.
9etnns @taates Obic jum 8eiee
9einaAt, oaB psnnjc rir 1htsftilen scs l8cncrat.
sAnpalts, rinss Viecss Der 8caro Der oftntlidbcn
20sttc, cper irSeio ciues ancern burebs Uolt
ipabltar sraiaDtsn 1eanlttn res Staatrs, NAB,
, rsiip Der Sieintssjeit ner 0sneralperiainnun
! srlsctSt wtretn, 10 tca tofde GrlsbiStinS ritrh
rereinte 1tfiinmunS Der BseeSctnns gefulIt
1perrcn unc ,pcferne bic @efessctuns ,rabrene
iprsr Sttan8 IS ahterldBt fcldc GrlepiSiinS aus.
5ufue,, ecsr pann fptcbe GrlerisnnS lib erfignet
frabrenc Der Jlihtlienn9 Benrrairsrtanns
70 ica piefelte ourtb 4ntfellls8 vpu, Woupermens
aussefallt sperecn; nno Die cer9etfalt nnrcb pis
@ctrtgctnng erfpabt, pccr pom <spttpernet,r ai,s
ScttcIIte perton, foil tcbes Amt tsbaitcn tis DC
zen 9sadfclscr erwIblt ilno aaltieirt tein miro,
, mic bas 8elek por(e1reitt.
Abt1n. 2. DAP speun irseno neGrlssisuna
mic rcr pcrberiSe Atlbnitt lie inn Ause bat, tid
! DreigiS xa9e rcr irSenr einrr ail9enieinen QDabl
sreisnct, 70 foil eeisitt bti Der erifen asemeins
.1eabl mad, Greisnnns iotAer Grleoisuis aasse.
flslt Wcrcet nnc In alien anpern TslItn fcll icl.
/ dbs Grlsrisuns bsi Der 5unadif acknowledgement
I aiISellcinen 2Dabl ausjufalen tein. -.
'laeFsS Sptn s.. Mcrle,
Srre4cr zee Sispraicntantei .0auIes
- Gbarles g. .Gcnpers,
Gprsdbsr pss Ssi,ats.
! oolar3 24,l s, sssf aa
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26
ue eberfcbis ksGlmfaufte:
as Ser / ct {.

Ssridt uber ben 3ultano Der ,,lleber,
ida6sSsntanfte. .@eioer," jll Start &uui.,
ip9ehpr,a, fur oas anl 81. CsSsmber 1850
9eenet9ie ss5abr.
Betra9 pon ,lieberihuss sgmtunftssgelser'
oicles ecuatps sintbsa, erbalten pom
Sfaate $5Ss s42I O6 O
Nstsa8 Ucn bela8tenl Jonb
rssdbesallr an Staals eins
i)lirsltd1 3apluas pom I.
San. 1850 46O,70 q %
Biiaaje ofm Staate ltaiDi9 -----------
5all. = 1850 7,35O SO o
Betrag ycu tsla9tem5cno rii6,
gbsiabIt al Sfaat, San. Il
1851 49D3 280
Dttra8 0cn ausilehelis
pen2lnlsiben SelIbert
barb sDscrt9a0e auf 81.
iieg. &i9entpaua 4093 90 o
~ 49, sss.. ss....' I. .:.s :' q 1896 q 0
s8ftras Der 9lusielbeu iber csu
Sstra9 cens Staat ihulOi8 l645 As D
4 f+rt. x kf
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-26

DftguS WI <suotet9eu uper ecu
4stras csns Staat iAulOiS 1916 as
slsss " 1sii -.
Dsr 1stras ausoeIiebsn IN iecsm Iowu.
ebsp srse fci5t:: y.
pafis 1omasDp s4os 90
9ilmiehileIl %. 400 90
Gar0p "A 20. 100 90
&antSa bo. 1900 90
sSadloa %. $40 90
perrp b. 4Ss 90
Bstblrbem ", 65O00
8. Ecfdl &. 4O93 co
Refra9 bon sluele Co..
" ben il 5lla0e 3093 90
So a satz es------- u
Gsusrmmsn Don bsfaslsm Gono firs Satr
!. sssj sS4s q 49,; 1850.
Dsssae nsr SutersiIsn srhalisa bon sIass
leilzu $50 g o
Metras >sy Hntsre{eu pepjI(iaf
fiF e&ulapefs aos rs z
8efra9; bef 9pteset!sg
tsrniiIios onSfasf 81. IS G2 s - ID D
M rs ssIsuaaaGSe la -.
llleQatea fas sas 5ags l9so.
@ns. 81 Buytt &pnsnlilI lIdr6t QJetaIs
i Ygclent ~ Ga
a6fob spliiasr. pI1.
middrsssSalts i pEt. Is S4s
~ q M Goh1lS, Go1,i<
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-24
WHOLE NUMBER s3s

blood He had fallen, nd was doomed 10
die the death Of a traitor. #aG .3els eal GS /,
The dor of the dungeon opened and a
light fo'm entered and threw herself Into
his arms The softest light of summer fell
npon the pale brow and wasted cheek Of his
once beautiful wife. q =gasc Ia b.se s
ss.Edward my. dear Edward: she said, Il
have come TO save you; have reached
you after a thousand difficulties and. 1
thank God, my purpose is nearly executed,
ssAlisfurtune has softened the proed heart
ofmanhood, and as sthe husband pressed
his pale wife to his bosom,a tear irembled
On his eyela sb Fisa-t Z 7ilaa eI-t oifss5 -
i have not deserred This kipdness ,s.be
tnnrmered in the choked tone agony. eai
7i'Edwaid, said his wife, in an earnest
but faint and low voice, which indicated
extreme. and fearful debility .we have mot
aimoment to loses BY an exchange of gar,
ruents. yoa will be able to pass out unpotio
cd. aHas'en or we may be too late. Fear
nothing for me, ! am woman J, and they
will moi injnre me for my efforts in behalf
Of husband dearert than life itself.'tisl3 a..
'But Margaret said the husband, syou1
look sadly i'll. You cannot breathe The air
Of this dreadful CELL 80 gls5sa Is ss.s si.ir
5fOb, speak not to me, my dearest Ed-i
ward said the devoted woman, / can en-
dure anything for, your sake. Haste, Ed.i
ward, and all will be well,' and she aided,
with trembling hand to disguise theproud
form of her husband in female galb. lell.s.s7
Farewell my loved preserve, whispered
the husband in the ear Of bis disguised wife,
as the officer stearnly reminded The suppos-
ed lady, that the lime allotted for her visit
had expired. alt4.ce- sgEzs, 3 s.tf .as55
4fFarewell, we shall not meet again, RE-
sponded the wife, as her husband passed
out Of hearing unsuspee,ed by the enemies
of his life. .....s.,a.s az e...5 ys;s ,.i..ls.-s
They did meet gain = the wife and hus.
band but. onl y as the dead may meet--ins
the wfut .communirgs ofsanother world. s
Affection lad borne up her exhausted spir-a
it until the last great purposes of her exer-
tions were accomplished in the safety of her
husband, and when the bell tolled on the
morrow, and the prisoners cell was opened,
the guards found wrapped in the habili-
ments of their destined victim, the beauii ul
corpse Of the devoted WIFE.
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particular desire to visit Fort Maiden, o.
experience any Indian .ceut,esy, urde
their circumstances, they openol the gate
OF The Forl and let all G., that could. Fhs
sick, land some few efrlends TO attend them
were tnken TO VI alden, v here Lewis Day, o.
Deerfeld del, a prisoner OF war. Ih.
other prisoners We're soon after parollec
and sent hane. :. ,.!ss,Es fs4f.--- ..,.s,.s y,
:. OF that gallant band but twelve remain
mosteof wllsn now are before me. .,r.,, .7a
Lieut. ALL Day. Of Deertield; Jshn
Carts, of, Rop,stown;s William Goodman,
Seth Day, John Harmon, Pal!ip Willard,
and Sam c.. romI son. of Ravenua;
William Ward, Of Rools,own; Samuel
Redfeld, Of Randolph, Daniel Burroughs,
of Wisconsin; james Maglll, of Sandusky;
Henry Ront, OF Indiana; The rest have
taken the sleep that no reylllecan awaken,
The, surrender Of Gen. uuil struck the
whole county with, establishment, and the
west with adismay.5 Most Of the citizens
had obtained "a, world wide celebrity us
Ohio7y volunteers" land being parolled, us
prisoners of war, they could not again take
up arms.qs The whole west, therefore, lay
exposed 10 the tomahawk and scalpiLg
knife. D. The. slumbers. Of the cradle were
often startled by the war whoop-nnd tae
darkness of night illuminated by the torch
of The savage. 10 protect the frontier the
Militia were called out, sn.mass. p Gen
W adsworth, with a portion Of them, was
stationed at Old Pottage, then the western
pgrt # this county, and part ofthem were
stationed al Cleveland. So reduced ere
the companies of Militia, that The returns ,f
a company commanded by Cept. Nconey
of Mantua, called put in 1912, shows
Capt. : Lieu,.'s, l Ensign, 4 sSerg,.''s, 4
Corporals, and S Prisates. rrt s-..,l.. s-
Such we're The. pioneer defenders Of this
country, and OF your county, in parllcuiar
'The El,ck SwamP,''as il was then called.
but now the most beautiful part Of northern
Ohio, lis literally paved with their bones.
as we'll lfought field from. the frozen regions
of Canada, lothe burning plaips of Mexico.
but attest the yalor, and patriotism of the
Sons Of Portage. -sGlasrf ~
Such Portage county 1cas what it IS
you all know-what it will be | dare no,
anticipate. With the canal running through
it, connecting the waters.of the west with.
the Atlantic with the telegraph, that on
the wings of the Lightning, brings you in>
telligence with The railroad that unnihi.
lates space, andtime with your en,erprize
and wealth, imagination can fix no bounds
to your progress. .sard Improvement, but lbe
limit Of time. 1'' u s..5s t4a
Sc, ''ls there man with soul SO dead u
W ho, never to himself has said ,fss .s,
This is my own, my favored land.' q. !,
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la search oi six days they foundahe survey,
or's line which bounded the south side OF
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J.eL. sRaNNEY r. B. TAYLOR
RANNEY & 1TAY'LUR,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
.assasli SOLICITORS i'm sClIaMcery.
UIiee IN Seyhour's Block, up stairs.
n. r.. sRANNEY. gan e E.esPALDING
ssas RANNE Ys& SPALDING.a
-stpsA ttsorne VS. at Law.
RAVENNA, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
HFOfice in the Grand Jury room al the
Court House. 80 :
July II, 1917. sfss 9. esssat f3ss -. y. :
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THE subscribers would respectfully an
u nounce to the citizens Of Ravenna aBd
vicinity that they have entered into co.
partnership in the Tailoring business and
intend 10 do work in the latest style or any
style to suit their cnstomers.l Those who
favor them withtheir patronage shall have
their work done to suit and to ft.l AH or
ders attended to on short notice and as rea-
sonable as can be done in town. Cutting
done al all times. Call and try us. stsH
oGTShop directly over DR.. Swift's Drug
Store e- 2aDEkB 4 u LINN. =
afRavenna, Dec sc, 1a5O. tBge u fz9a a.ss
TINY HATcHs Tobacco and Coffee they that
als5liks good articiesa ~ gsHf .sls.-.l !. lLe
Black and Green Tea =" u
or the first qualityat -
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abr portaee 6eutil1el.
n RrsAnUEL d. HARRIS, Jr.

One year, payable within six months, $3.50
One wear, payable after the expiration OF
six months and within the year, ,Oo
EOae yaer payable after itsexpiration, 80
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r+No paper will be discontinued until, all ar
reasrees are paid, except at the option Of tn
publisher. -. ....a.aaaa.1
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Yas DR.. ISAACdCOLESsI ssla
aPsH US Eel AN 81 aSaU Re EO N
sPalmyrs, Portage comfy iysd0hio. { fee ct
his residence at the center. II 2 a255tI...
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Procrl estimation is The thief Of time.
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NHORRILL,s
New Saloon.
MOSES BEANS.

q. st MOSE . = Ia N 30 = =. !.
NFANUFAcTURERo Of Doors AND SHOES, Of all
yH kinds, two doors south Of the Court House in
ihs shop formerly occupied by Andrew Mcbride,
Rayenna. s''' s5 ~ 323.
n a TSND nv -E7flEs d TINrN