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RAvENNA, DECEMBER is. 1856.
Our SCHOOLS and school Mouses

Ravehna might and ought TO be place
celebrated for its educational Advantages
We have a system OF Union schools, which,
if well conducted, could not fail to be pub
lie blessing and benefit to all the citizens.
Money paid out for the education Of the
children ard youth of the village is the best
investment OF capital that can be made. A
young man at the age Of twenty-one years,
with habits of temperance and integrity and
a well disciplined intellect, without single
cent in the world, is better off and has bright
er prospects Of success in life than one at
similur age without education or habits of
temperance, though he possess thousands OF
dollars which he may call his own. 1t takes
but few years to spend fortune; but q
mind stored with useful and practicaI inror.
nation, heart full of noble and generous
impulses can never be squandered. The su-
perior virtues and attainments OF the soul
are like diamonds in diadem. They never
grow dim-never fade away, but shine with
an increasing lustre eternally.
What are the people of Rqvenna doing
for the education Of their children! True,
we have public schools. But are those
schools what they should be! Do parents
take half as much interest in their success and
prosperity as in the management OF their bu-
siness concerns! These are important ques.
tions. How are they to be answered. We
are safe in saying, that there is mol one con-
Portable and pleasant school room tn The UsHage;
and no effort is made to improve their condi-
ton. Money is expended to purchase land
and lay out park as pleasure ground for
the citizens, but not dime given towards
the construction of pleasant and heulthful
school buildings.
Is not this subject worthy of considera-
ton!
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Ecyv TE TgSIG23 2:spcv

FOR CHoIRs AND TIE FAMILY CIRCLE.
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL PIO.
L. NEER AND CHuhlS ItNS' EUNGET. Rv Mn.
WOODBURY., Author Of th3 Cyd0ra ,Dalcimtr, Lutte Of
Zion. etc.
lhispopuar monthly periodical has iust entered up
on ITS second year, having G"eu rnlHnenCcd October
], 1903. ltis printed ON fine paper. and makes anlual
volumes Of 300 pages of matter intensely interesting
TO the lovers of Music. Beside MHsicul Inrlg nee,
and Biographies of distinguished Musciaus, its col.
nnns wiltbe enriched by nearly
100 PAGES OF ORIGINAL MUSIC:
Anthems, Psalm Tunes, G!ccs: Songs for tie Piano
and Mcodean, all in the
AUTHORS HAPPIEST STYLE.
The spirit of sparkling vvacty with which the PIo-
NEER has been conducted has extended its subsrrp-
iOn list. beyond that of airy other >nilar Periodical
either in this country or rope.
PRICE so CTS. PER ANNUM, ~ ADVANCE,
And 40 cents to clubs not less than five. SDecinen
nubers forwarded gratuousiy to "y part of lie cnuM-
try. by mail, rim such Other way Inc apple ay
direct.
Copies of the First Volume neatly bound in co,orcd
muslin, with TITLE PAGG AMI CopIors INDEX, will
be forwarded to any part of tAe counry postage paid
on receipt Of One Dollar, by :
f. J. HUNTINGrOT, Pdblisher,
Dec, ID, l85f-lm. 3jj Broadway, \. Y.
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NFFEVER and AGUE cured without using Qui-
nine, Arsenic Mercury, Opium, any of the poison
Gus drugs or dangerous compounds generally rcsorcd
to by sufferers from this long drawn, aflicil md
annoying otal Diseases by reSortmgto Carters Span.
ish MIXTURE which contains none OF the above delete
rious substances, but cures electuaiy and fully "
acting specifically the Liver ami Skin, purfl iu.
the Blood, and expclliug the remains OF old medi-
cines with which the system has been cloggcd opening
the pores of the body, and allowing nature to assist
energies.
Sec the cure Of Mr.. John Longlon, of Va; he had
fixed and chronic Fever and Ague; chilIS tw,co Il day
Tor three years Nothing permanently cured him unlil
he tried CartGr's Spanish Mixture; three bottles OF
which perfectly restored him to health nor has he had
Chli since. lie is only one out Oft thousand who has
experienced The life renewing effects of this valuable
purifier of tbs blood.
For sale by l. swift and c. Hatch, Ravcuna: Waun
y Wilson, Deerfeil; ID. bostwlck, Edinburgh J. w .
Cone, franklin Mills; C.. ~ G. r. Harmon, Aurora:
0. h: Drtke, Frce@om Parsons ~ Root, WMdham,
and dealers in medicines every where
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THE C0sMaPoLiTAN ART ASSOCIATIONS
There is nothing which tends more to reflc
and elevate the character OF a people thar
thecultivotion Of Fine Arts. Wherever we
fnG a love for these, there is true enightpn
ment. In the headlong haste with which
Americans hurry after wealth and power
they are apt to pay little regard to that de.
partment of the arts which is valuable be.
cause it developes thousand various forms
of loveiness and beauty. We are eminent
ly practical people. Whatever can be
turned into cash and from which we may
realize pecuniary profit, has great value
in our eyes, while that which ministers sim.
ply to our love Of the pure and perfect is oi
but little value. Hence, the failure TO cul-
tivate the Fine Arts. The Cosmopolitan AIT
Association was established and is now car
ried forward for the sole object of diffusing
a high.toned literary sentiment throughout
the country, and in addition thereto, of en-.
couraging and sustaining the Arts. Itwas
founded in June 1854 and thus far has been
most efficient in the high designs of its origin.
Its sphere of influence is becoming wider
every year. No one can lose anything by
becoming member, on the contrary he can.
not fail to be benefited. If he do not draw
prize, he gets valuable consideration i'll
a large amount of valuable reading matter.
He also aids by his money and influence the
spread and strengthening of refined and
elevated taste in community.
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A pfRruMEn BRrA1n-Whnt lndv

A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse Of Il dis
agreeable breath when by using the "BALN THou-
SAND FLOWERS" as dent frice would not only render
ii sweet but leave the teeth white alabaster Many
persons do not know their breath is bad and ts sab
ject is delicate their friends " i'll neYVr mention IT,
PoGra single drop of" Ram' your toothbrush, and
wash the teeth night aud morning. fifty bottle
" i'll last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the BALM or a THOUSAND Flowers.
II will removetan pimples and ircckles from the skim
leaving II of soft and roSeatc hue. Wet towel,
pour on two or three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsV.-Wet your shaving
brush in either or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of BALM OF THOUSAND Fl OVERS rub the
beard well, and it will make beautiful soft lather
much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price only
so cents. Beware Of counterfrits None genuine un-
less signed by w. p. FETRIDGB T. Co,
Oct e-Gm franklin Square, New York.
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administrator Sale OF Real Es-
tate,

pURSUANTto an Order Of Sale issued
from the Probate Court Of Portage county. Ia the
Stat1 OF Ohio, will oer for sale the premises. in
Tue township ofShalersvillc, in said nty. On Fri
gay, me lo'h day of January a. D. 1857, the follow.
ng described real estate tn wits Parts OF Lots Ice and
lel, In Shalersvll1' in said county, and bounded as
follows, Beginning al stake and It 'ues Standing on
tc Norh line Of lot lUe, l2 Chains and 80 links west
OF the North East corner thereof thence South paral.
lel TO the East line Ct said lot I(9, to tie ceUlre
OF The East and West road; thence westerly along the
centre Of said road te the centre of the now Travelled
North and South road; thence NOrlhwaTdiy along the
centre OF said road to the bridge crossing the Cuyaho-
ga FEEDER thence along said Feeder, 10 the North
line OF said lot 1925 theme" East on the said lino t the
pace OF beginning, containing sixty eight acres Of
idhd' also, one other piece cu lut IG3, beginning
al stake and stones AT the OF Nathaniel Rich
ards aHd on the south line Of said lot IC3 10 chains
and Ia sint East from the South west corner Of said
ol IOa thence North said Richards line to sak
ana stones chains and a links; thence west parallel
with the south line of said lot t To the centre Of said
FEEDER thence along the centre of said Feeder south
warGiy TO The south line OF said lot IC2: thence Eas,
along the South line OF said lot to tue place of be in
10 be sold subject In the Dover estate of Ann Gilbrcth
widow OF JOSEF Giibfeth, late OF said county of P"r
tage, deceased.
Landsappraised at SCI per acre, subject to said dow
or estate,
Terms made known on day ot sale.
ROBERT SMITH,
Administrator of JOSEPH Glhreth decd
Dec. IL, ls'G-4W hy N. l.. JEFFEIEs, his Atty.
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Legal Notice.

Lewis c. PAttorson1
VS.. Civil Action. In Attachment
Cornelius Kellogg ..
The said defendant Cornelius kellogg rs hereby no.
teo that the 27th day of November, 1885, the in
stance of the plaintiff, order Of attachment was
of said defendant, by Ira w. Enos, Justice of the
Peace within and for the township of Rayenna, Por-
tase couAS ohiv and said case is set for hearing on
the 4,h dJy of February, ls5f, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ
j l. u Ii c RASNEY,
Dec. %, ls56-3w Atty's for Pl'f.
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or The New York Ledger, the great
family weekly paper, for which the most
popular writers in the country contribute,
has now attained the extraordinary circula-
ton of one hundred and ninety thousand
copies, and subscriptions are continually
pouring in. See the Ledger's advertisement
10 another column.
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Discussion will be discussion
before the Yonng Mems LyceumDcf Raven
na, on next Tuesday evening. Subject
"The Maine Law" Meeting to be held
at the Office of p. b. CoEANT, Esq. The
doors ure always open and those who deem
the matter worthy of sufficient attention to
come in, are alwsys Welcome.
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D. M. SOMERTIIIE

AS been appointed agent for the sale OF
Ii l. NJ. SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. al
persons Interested in Sewing Machines are cordially
invited 10 call ut lis Tailor Shop Chestnut street
opposite the C0ur House, Ravcnna, Ohio, where one
of the above laachncs is in constant operation, and
test the merits Of it. We prepared to exhibit to
tailOrs carriage trimmers, sGGd!ers etc, Tie Nok it
can do,
0-lPWe sell no rights, all who buy machine have
q right to use it III Fny place.
Ruvcuna, December il, leiG-lr
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Samuel GrMEln.,.'s Estate.

n NOTTCE is hereby given that the subscr,
~ Der has been appoiltcd and qualified admiuis.
traitor Of the estate Of samuel Graham, late OF Portage
coGl ty, deceased. All lcrsons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate requested to make inlme.
diutc payment, a:d these having claims 10 Present
thcm for settlement. Dated at Mantua, Dee j. 1856
DcccIrb 4, ls5G-3M*t 4. L. pOuLITTLE.
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Santa CLAUS is Coming.

4 ND in order that there may be no noise
n and confusion he has deposited his goods wares,
and merchandise at the New Book store Of HATCH.
IN Seymour's Block, where they can he examined and
seiected from, previous to HIS arrival. He Will not
attempt an enumeration of his goods the location
is convenient and all can drop In aud for them
selves. Remember the place, as the unwary may be
deceived unless they purchase a! head quarters.
Ravenna, December Is, 1856.
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Our thanks are due to T. B. PETER
SON, for an advance copy Of Dickens new
novel, entitled "Little Dorrit," which, we
feel no hesitation in saying, is one Of the
author's best productions.
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E'Ea'oM'.s E'nplaioss LogiYm;
OR, FLORAL BEAUTIFIER,

A GREAT COSMETIC Tor boautifyine
IA thc skin and complexion. and f'r curing chapped
Hand, Fmce, Lips, Tan, Sunburn, Freck!es, Pimples,
culds. Burns. ttc. and SAT- for the Files
washing vii! give instant relief Aitar shaving,
it is very soothing TO the skim 1t keeps the hands
soft and white, and for all nmations Of the skin, il
viii be found ~ be gre.t trensdy. Price, one dollar
llnr LullIn.
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MARRIED.

At the Prentiss House, September 27.
by Rev. G. w. Clarke, Ma. JoHtEL SrIrT
and MISS. R. A. REED, both of Mantua. D.,
BY the same, on the lth inst, in Sha-
lersvilIe, Mr.. WILSON NJ. STOKES and MISS
CELEsTIA III. CLEMENS, both of Shaers,
vile.
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a % p. A.-EXpress going east meets Mail going
west II aurora.
20 10 \: NJ Express going west meets Nall going
east Ut Mantua.
Making connections rs follows
AZ SOlOu. with hacks 10 Clagrn Falls.
Al warren, with hacks 10 Sharon, Grcsnvillo.
Meadvilie, bloomfield, and Garfield.
NJ Youngstown, with stages 10 New Castle. Poland,
Lowell and Ennn Valley, aud thence by Ohio aud
Pennsylvania Railroad 10 Putshurg,
Dec IL, l55j-Iy GEO. ROBINSON, supt.
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NoIicc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
IN RIA Baird & Co., of Ravenha, Ohio, is Dissolved,
ia consequence Of the death of Dewey, junior part,
ner The business OF the firm will be settled by X
Baird, who will also continue the Jewelry trade for
merly 10 Aliens Block. SayenDa NOV. ], 1856.
Dec. .1e, le56-tf ~
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Pha.Gsa's TS.sgic Eg,iv Envc,

One Of the worry best natural Dyes in the world. It's
Ion: hls proved 10 be beyond comparison; and.
being Negetabl, production, no niury can possibly
b. DONE to the skin. Ii is easily Applied, old you
obtain u black brown which will defy the best
judges to tell ii from nature Itself. Price 81 0U and
81 30 per box.
Maize IN sold by f. PHALON, q. 107 broadway,
cornar by street, ana 5l7 Broadway, Sdnt Nicholas
fIote n. Y, and all Druggists and Fancy Stores in
the United latea,
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINN ENT.-Intrnsic
virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has uttaincd-For Rhcumati.m,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or
Gads, Sprains, Pole Evil aud Swellngs
upon Horses, it has no equal for Man or
Beast. No person will be without it who
has once tested its value. "And with ref.
erence to the general estimation of the Mus
tang Liniment, can checrfully say that no
article ever performed So many cures in our
neighborhood as this. L. w. SMITH, Ridge,
field, Conn" S. LEIrcH, Esq Hyde Park,
VI, writes, Fthat the horse was considered
worthless, (his case was heaves) but since
the free use of the Mustang Liniment, have
sold him for $3.50. Your Linment is doing
wonders up here" Such testimony is reach.
ing us every day. The half is not told.-
Every family should have it. Beware Of
limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold
by oil Respe ctable Dealers throughout the
World. BARNES g. PARKE,
Dec. 4th, 1956-lm. Propretors, NY.
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ME TRIUNPH COMPLETE

IHE IKTUNPH IUMPLETE
.HEoofAer perfect care eJ Epilepsy by DR.. HaHes'S
EPHsPtic Pills.
EuRNh STs, PERQUINLN's Co., Oct. lst, 1856.
DR.. HaHce-Dear Sir: Having afflicted with falling
hts for sone years past, / determined 10 give your
pills trial. advertisement Of hch saw in some
OF tho paperSH aud continued to use them for some
months, until was entirely cured. ! believe them
TO be first rate article; and since have used them,
have not had attack, and am now in the enjoy
mcnl of good health.
am very. respectfully, yours, &C.,
JONATHANJ. JACOBS.
P. s.. The pills wera recommended to me by Mr..
Nathan Newly, of this county, TO whose address you
sent them.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are specific
for all notifications of nervous disease. Price So
per box; two boxes for S5; twelve boxes for sci =
Persons enclosing Il remittance will have tho ills
sent Them through the mail, its receipt. For sale
by Seth 5. Hanee, No. I0S BALTIMORE street. Nd, 10
whom all orders from all part of tho Union must
be addressed. sept. 1s-lm
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RaAcnna. Dec. 4. 1e5cEtr
Lcg;si Notice

MAR! JoHe'' TNs State of Ohio Portage county
1or,os Lana. Petition for DiroICe.
The said James Jones will take notice. that on the
Sd day of December A. y. ls5G, the petitioner Mary
tones, flied in te cflce of the clerk Of the court OF
common eas of said County, her petition against the
defendant; tic Object and Pray of which said peti
ton is. that the marriage eoruct heretofore entered
into between the said prcs heHnnulled and dissoiv
ed; apd for cause therefor petition alleges ta deica
daut has been for three years last last and previous
to the Ming Of said peion wilfuliy aGselt IRON the
petitioner That said petition will be for hcrng at
the next term of said court when lac nay be present
and resist said petition iGhe soc propes.
\. l., JEFFRIES,
Dee 4, ISif-Gw, ATTY for Pe:tiCnur.
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EFAn election for Justice OF the Peace
for the township of Ruvenna will be held on
Saturday next.
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ssfRSS DR.. TUBBS will be atthe Prentiss House,
eS5Y Friday and Saturday, until } O'Clock,
p IN. 9th and 10Th of January.
See adveTtis mentiu another column.
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AsR Order

PERMANENTLY fixing the time for
L holding the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas in the ninth Judicial District Of Ohio.
1t is ordered by the Judges the Court of Common
Pleas in the NINTH JUIICIAL DISTRICT Of Tie
state of Oslo. that the terms Of the DISTRICT
COURT, AND HE COURT or COMMON PLEAS
shOll in earh ycEr hereafter be held in the several
Eogntes ofsaid District. commencing at the times
following; 10 wit
DISTINCT COURT.
ln the county g! PORTAGE ON the fourth Monday
of March.
In the county Of TRUMEULL on tic Grst Mond "
next succeeding tic oulth Monday of March.
In the count, "f MAHONING on the third MonGay
nryi succeeding the fourth MonGayof March.
Ia the county of fCoEUMBIaNA on the fourth Mon.
day next succeeding the fourth Monday Of March.
In the county of CARROLL on the ffth Monday
next ensuing the fourth Monday f March.
lii the county ufSHARK on tie sixth MorSny ne NJ
ensuing the fourth Monday of March.
In the county of LAKE Oh the drSt Monday of Sep
t'mbcr.
In the comfy Of GEAUGA on the Saturday mex,
succeeding the frs; Monday Of September.
Andn the county "f ASH rABULA on the third
Ivnday ofSGptember.
COURT CT COMMON PLEAs.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county yofCOLUMBGAEA of on the second Mon.
day Of February, the third Monday of May, and the
fourth Monday Of Sertember.
In the county of CA RKoLh on the fourth Monday
of February, the secoHd Monday next succeeding the
thiya Monday Of May. and the htst Monday after the
second TGcsday of October.
In the county OF STARK on the first Monday Of
March, tie third Monday next succeeding the third
Monday ofMay and the second Monday Lrxisueceed
lug the second Tuesday Of October.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of 20 ORrAGE on .he second Monday
Of February the third Monday ofMay, and the fourth
Monday of September.
In tha county of MAH0NlNG on the fourth Mon
day Of February, tic second Monday next succeeding
the third Monday orMay, and The first esday al
ter the sec ond Tuesday of October.
In the county of fTRUMEULL0n the second Monday
cfMarch, the fourth Monday EcXt succeeding The
third Monday ofMay, and the second Monday next
succeeding the sacon Tuesday of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION,
In tue connty"i LAKE on tho second Monday Of
February, the third Monday CT May and in the four Ill
Monday Of September.
In the county of GEAuG!t on the fourth Monday Of
February the second Monday ueX succeeding the third
Monday Of May, and the ist Wednesday after the sec
ond Tuesday If Cttntcr.
In tho county OF AStlTABELA on the second Non.
day of March, ha ath Monday next succeeding the
third Monday of Nav and the second Monday neXtsuc
ceeiing the sCcondYHes,lay of October.
1T Is FURTHER ORDltRED d that the clerk Of thu
Court of Common Pleas in each county In said District
shall Immediately enter The foregoing order on the
Journal of the Court ofCormon Pleas and also on the
Journal Of the listict Court of their respective coun
ties and cause copy of he tU be published ac
cordihs 10 law
LU fHER Day, \ Judges Of Court
.. JOHN CLARKE, : ofCommor, Pleas
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COWLES s. CO..
CLEYRLAED, uIilN.

CLLVRLAkD, UHI0-
HAVE nnexceileut essott aan: OF Watche.
from S3 to $2C0, s. 's a
HAVE every style Of Plated Goods, an,
will warrant them in full.
HAVE Table and Pocket Cutlery Of The
best quality only, and very cheap. 4lsyf
HAVE every variety of Silver ware and
pay the highest price IN cash for old silver,
HAVE large and complete stock of Jew.
elry and are selling cheaper than the cheapest.
Have a large stock OF Gold and Silver
Head Canes, and also every other imaginable style.
HAVE an extensive variety of Clocks. aud
at esvarying from 81 70 $500. Call and see them
and judge for yourselves.
! HAVE as good a Watch.maEef as there is
to be found this side Of Switzerland, and will do all
kinds of Watch and Clock work, in the best manner,
as quickly and as elieaply as any shop 10 town..
I December 4, le5G-1m, 5s4i $50 eHfs&A 81 tEst