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4 snake "a q Man.S Stomaeh.

4 snake ip n Mans Stomach.
The Toledo R.SFistr rslstss the following
snake stSryi locating It ct FsnniOnvIlle, Nj,
chigan :, #
A man residing In the vicinity, by the
name OF Beach, who 10 about 81 years Of
age, had been troubled with pain In his
stomach for about twenty seven years, oeca-
sionally, during that time, having spasms.-
For the past seventeen years, the sufferer
has been satisfied that there was q living ami.
NAL OF some kind, In his stomach. lf be
drank liquor the animal seemed to become
drunk. This he judged from the fact that Il
remained perfectly quiet until the effects Of
the spirits wore of. At times when he par
took Of food offensive to the animal, Il would
become sgitated, and roll about In q motion
that could be felt BY placing the hand upon
the stomach.
Having tried many ply sicIans, without be.
ing relieved, Beach was induced TO spply to
a German doctor who recommended the pro.
cess Of starving the intTuder out. This ad.
vice was adopted. aud the patient induced
the animal to come up into his throat. but
for fear Of strangulation he swallowed vine.
gar and drove It back. For four months,
means were tried to relieve the mans sto.
mach Of its unwelcome guest, and finally, on
Friday Of last week, he passed an entire
snake, measuring just three feet In length.
II was somewhat decomposed, and had evi.
IDENTIFY lost four or Eve inches Of its taiL---
AS to its original siEe, our correspondent,
cannot determine, its head measured cross.
wise, just Gne inch and quarter. It's teeth
were about one.eighth Of an inch long,
From the formation Of the head, the CORES
Pondent thinks the reptile Is Of tho common
water snake species. .... ...-... y.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
November Appointments.

DR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in
~ forms the citizens OF Portage, Stark and Trumbul
counties and the surrounding country, that he will
remain In the following places. All persons affected
with AMI complaint al Chronic nature are in vited
10 call for gratutous consultation.
TRUM BULL Co.--Warren, Gaskill House, Nov. 9th,
Niles Hotel, - 10Th.
Hubbard otel, I.ih.
Graid Hotel, 18Th
PORTAGE Co.-tiarrettsvlc, November Sth.
Palmyra, Lewis House, Nov. oed.
-. Rareuna, Collins Hous", Nov. 90.
STARK -Ganton, Slower HOUSE, Nov. e4tb.
Bolivar Hotel, e5th.
Waynesburyt. Hotel, " 26 h.
Minerva Yingliig House Nov. 20.
DR.. DeIienbaugh fattcrs hin self that he can cure
Chronic I'M rints of the oldest and most obstinate
character. 40 usvs no murcurlsl PREPARATIONS, aud
only medicines thai arc purely vegetable.
pr, D., OF Cleveland, is the son of the celebrated
Dr.. Ucllenbaugh, late OF Georgetown, who 90 sue
ccSsuly treated and prescribed for 267 OUU
during 70 years practice in this state.
II diseasos pertaining 10 Women and Children
treated with great success by DR.. Delehbaugh.
Where Dr.. u. prescrbes for patients, his cha ges
will Le satisfactory. There is no enc in George
town practicing on tho Dellenbaugb system.
n. b. DR.. b. spoaks the German language.
About two ears ago my general hcalth became so
much impaired, and In a short time there was an
eruption made Its ar pearance on my face and body
assuming the very worst type ofskfn disease III.
cd by the Drs.) My husband being physician, tried
different remedies, but availed nothing. then ap-
BY this time my head and face was mass cf sores.
heard OF Dr. DIS great success in treating chronic
diseases of the skin. applied to him, and In less
than three months he had the eruption removed aud
my general health improved under his treatment SO
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion would
DR.. Dellenbaush. MRS. A. FoGEE.
Cleveland, April LIST 1858. nov4 SO.
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Earm for Sale.

THE Undersigned now offers his farm for
saie, which e situated In The Rorth par, Of Bnm.
aeld townships Portage county, Ghd eohtains IFS
acres. th considered one Of tie best wheat farms
10 the township, and 10 we'll watered with springs aud
wells. There are IS acres Of timber upon IL mostly
House, and good young orchard, mostly ErafSod
fruit The location 10 pleasant and healthy, eonyeai.
ent TO good schools, aud bat miles from Franklin
Mils, which Is considered as good Vhest market a.
Akron. Price, $50 per acre.
Rnquire Of John BusbonE, near the place, Of the
sabscrber mile south Of The centre allmadgs,
summit county. CYRUS ADAMS.
November 4, l6SS-3m
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. III. TUBBS,
viii be In attendance As sfollown

viii be IN attendance a. follows
RAvENNAs sPFenliss House, Saturday Dec. II.
Akron, Empire House, Friday, 10.
Warren, National House, Monday, Dec, Is.
Cleveland, American House, % and % Nov.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lnngs. Heart Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Drops Gravel, Rheumatsm, Neivous.
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and
Fever Fts Impurities Of The Blood, kruptions, Car.
cors, Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, @ both sxssInsl8nd n. a liz internal; -,
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands anhuA
ly, many Of whom had exhausted every other 70.
source within reach IN ne case are MiSsral otk.
sr ssisons sHPoysd, nor dses hs mske sick to make
rsLI, Or tsardO to 6EiId up again. The medicines
can be taken with safety by Che most delicate, and
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment a1er friends and
ply ysicans had given up all hope tho indispu table
lids, however reduced or dsspairing, are invited 10
call, aud may be assured that encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
Ing prospect Of recovery.
RHEUMATlCs, READ.
This most distressing of diseases, indamatory
Rheumats being prevalent at this changcable
son OF tho year, select another OF tho many recover
cd cases, Tor publication.
SoLoN, Cuyahoga Co., o., July c5, 1858.
DR. II. TysBs-rDssr Sir: This is 10 certify thai
some time in March last, my wife was attacked with
rheumatism OF an IDaamatory nature. attended with
most sxSru.ating pain She wa; not aCe to help heI
walk II stop. Our family physician was called, bul
the disease proved so obstinate that he did her no
perceivable good, nor did strong stimulating line
ments have any effect. st this stage OF the disease
we applied to you and obtained some medicine
which gave her speedy relief. In five weeks, she rode
to Cleveland, distance of miles. You prescribed
again for her. and the consequence b she is sble
and actually does the work necessary In making
cheese every day from thirty cows, without any In
| convenience. We do most cheerfully recommend to
all who may be afflicted with the disease, your
Invaluable remedies. We know they afford speedy
relief aud boiieVc the treatment the cheapest and the
| best known.
Yours, with respect,
| LANES NJ. HIcKOY-
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PittsblRrg Ma arlket.

PITTsBUReH, November S.-Flour-The
market is unusually dull to-day. We heard
OF sales OF only 800 barrels, at $500 for su-
per6ne, $5,25@5,3U for extra do, and $5,.
65@5,75 for extra family; oil from store
Grain--Sales of $50 bush. Oats from store,
at 45c.; 35 bushels Corn from store at Toe.
and so bush. Barley ftohi first hands at 65c.
Hsy--Ssles of loads from scales at SO to
II. Cheesc-Sales 80 boxes w. r. ut Tic.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.

Because It 10 the ornament Gsd Rimssr prOvtds6
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever 80 brightly In The glowing cheek, the
The head 10 beref Of its covering, or the hair be
rnarled and Ihriveed harsh and dry, or worse sll,
with sn
used two or three times week, will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the roow wing and judge. The wIiter of the drst 10
NEw YoRk, April 10, leSo.
DR. wooD: Dear Sir-Permt me TO express to yo0
the obligations under tor the entire restoration
of IN hair Its original color; about the time or
my arrival n the United States Ii was rapidly be.
eomiI gray ea! upon TIE application o. your
consider four Restorative As very wonderful inVen'
ion, quite eficucious we'll as agreeable.
lam, dear 'ir' yours truly uiy'ru.,prp.
"Drych ar Gwyliedydet."
Welsh Newspaper ONCE, u Nassau st, AP: IL, 'se.
weeks ago, received bottle of your lair Restor-
tive and gave 10 my wife, who conslud% TO try is
her hair little thinking at the time that II would
restore gray hair to ito original COLOR but TO her
as we'll as my surprise, after few weeks trial. y
has performed that wonderful effect by turning all
beaatifying and tAickening the hair. strongly rs-
com mend The above Restorative &c all persons In
want Of such u change Of their hair.
NEw YORK, July IS, 1857.
PRoF. o. J. WoOD-With confidence do recon-.
mend your Hair Restorative, as being the most en-.
Restorative my hair and whiskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and now
feel confident that few more applications will
restore them 10 their natural color. 1t has also
lieved me Of all dandTuf and unpleasant itching, 90
common among persons who persptre freely:
PRoF. WooD--About two years ago, my hair COM
mcnced falling off and turning gray; was fast be-
coming bald, and had tri,d many remedies TO- no
effect. commenced using your Restorative 10 Jan.
uary last few applications fastened my hair nrm-
ly. began to ll up, grow out, and turned back 10
lis former color (black) AZ this time 10 fully re-
stored to Its original color health and appearances
and l cheerfully recommend its use TO all.
| chicago, ILL.,, May ], 1857. J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of three sises,
viz: large, medium and small; the small holds one.
half pint, and reaiis for one dollar per bottle; the
medium holds at least twenty per cent. more in pro-
portion than the SMALL and retails for two dollars
per bottle the large holds quart, forty per cent.
more in proportion and retails for three dollars.
I OIL. WOOD & CO., Propretols, 3l2 Broadway
New York, lin the great y. Z. Wire Railing kstab.
lishment,l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold BY all good DruggisIs and Fancy Goods
Dealers. October %, ls5s-ly
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
~ Will be presented 10 ths Hon. Board Of Comniap
mtssopers OF Portage county at their December ses.
sion, las, 70 vAeate the south end Of he road run
in said county, commencing on the diagonal road
leading from RavennA 10 the centre Of Freedom, 70
the south line Of sad Freedom township, aAd 10 lesS
en- the width Of The hofth end Of aaid road.
November 4. feS0~1W. y p q
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AifnCIlnnenlt Notice

John B. Schneider, Piaintin) Before Addiscn VOL.
Matthew sSssis tO Portage co.. cho
U said us.soe issSed an order Of astaehusnt, ID
the above action; for the ep Of Ell 81 and sad de
fendapt will take notee thai said action is for hearing
bofare said Justice ON the eeA of OetoseI 1855 Of
O'Clock, A. M. JOHN B. SCHNEIDER
october 4, IeSe-SEs
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Boys and fouths' Calf, nip ana
Stora Boots Ladies, Misses and Children's Gaers,
hid, Morocco and Calf Bootees, Nurkins, Slips, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Mems Shoes, CATERS,
Rubbers &C., all Of which will be sold at prices 70
suit the timee.
We can safely say that we have not only one OF the
largest but one OF the best stocks Of WORK
now on hand, we ever had at any one time oeiofe'
As usual, we shall at all times, keep general as'
sortment OF Leather, Shoe Findngs, Lasts, &C., con-
stanty on hand which will be sold ut low ngures 'of
cash or ready pay only.
Sor HfDrS. Oar SKlNs ARD SHEEP PEETs, 10 cash o'
goods as may be wanted. GILLtS DURHAM
RavsnuA, Septonber 30, l656~6m
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New York Marker,

New York, November s.--Flour--heavyj ]
sales 10000 bbls; Southern $5@5,35.--
Wheat has advanced; sales 80 900 bush. Of
white Southern at $l35@l,45; Western
red $l,08. Corn firm; sales $4,000 bush.
yellow al 90c.
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ROBINSON, KING ) CO.,

R.rrr.s. Rayenna, o. Dealers tn E1Changss Cold
and Silver Coin, Business Paper and Bank Notes---
Collections made and remittsd fors sA g. e Pay-
chseSs. Dyaits on RnRiand, IFeland I'D allsetheg
~ onnifIes 81 Europe fOi sale. Money tAhent1Qcee
snd sVery other claim collected IN aaT PIT % M
rope. Passage tickets from Liysrpool Y EsE 1esS
for salO. VssysSt - - ta.s's.zt tas's-zt
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Legal Notice.

Lucy Jane Davi' In The =. cSSr SSr. o. ccm"Sn
VB. tleas Ot FOItaBo county,
Richard Davis. Ohio.
plCHARD DAVIS, defendant In the
II above named action, will take notice that on the
LII day or SeDtembtr, A. D., 1858, the said Lucy
Jane Davis Hsd her petition 10 the oee Of the Clerk
of the Court OF Common Pleas, within aud for the
said Richard Davis with adutsTy, with extreme cru.
city, and also with gross neglect OF duty for three
years, and asking that she may be divorced from said
nershp and uninterrupted Of her real eg.
tate add personal property Said petition viii stand
for hearing at the February Tern lsSg Of said
court. bIhAWOEn uaAAs
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nr. callina

Has retorned 70 Rsvsnns, and 90 fer 70.
eeEsFed hh heAlh as again 70 olsr ha ssrviaas %
the me q he proleSsion % the eiiseas e P0Fiags
county. lkssAdenee-oollin Honss, koom IS.
kavenna, Nov. q, l65e.
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BOOTS, SHOES And LEATHER |

THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
yeanectfully call the attention Of their numerous
customers and the public at large to their unusually
large asSortm ent Of home manufactured
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Arriys By la. nj. Depart at 800, P. n. Mail
CONGRATULATIONS 7 Fails.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday At
y, NJ. Depart same days at 800, P. N. Mail
.,v1, slcss 4. lI2S, Pm:
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. BY 4, p. N.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday At 9, A. n.
Posr OrFIcE AT RAvENNA-
-oPEN at 7,30, A. n. CLOSE at p. ~. DAILY.
Sundays excepted. RIA. GILLRTTR,P N.
DISTRESSING AocIpENT.-We copy from
the Democrat of yesterday, the following par
ticulars of most heart.rending accident
which occurred in this village, on Thursday
night last:
The only son OF A. NJ. Stiles, living on
Meridian Street, was burned so severely at
about eight O'Clock on Thursday night last,
that he died in less than twenty -four hours
after receiving the injury. The boy was on.
Iy Eve years of age, and was left home with
his two sisters, one seven years old, and one
younger than himself, his parents having
gone into the villsge, no one being in the
house but the children. The little boy lay
down upon the table in the room, on which
stood candle, and went to sleep. While
asleep, he was restless, and getting his light
clothing into the candle, It was soon in
blaze. and awakening him, he fell from the
table to the foor, in his fright. He then ran
and climbed upon his mothers bed, but find.
ing it vacant, he started to 60 out doors, the
flames still at work upon his person. The
door WIS shut upon him by his eldest sister,
who told him to wait until their mother came
home to put cut the flames. In his agony
he tried the door second time. and was
DgSin prevented from going out by the els.
ier,--lhe third time he got out, and ran tc
one Of the nearest neiehbors, (Mr. Nathan
Wilson's) and rushed into the house, hi.
clothes burning rapidly. So great was the
volume OF flames in which he was envelop
ed, that lis roaring was heard, when he rar
across the yard, by the inmates of the house
He was Immediately stripped of his clothing
and The flames put out. Dr.. Leonard was a
once SuuUlOueu1 Uul tilC WOik was uOne, hnC
during the few remaining hours Of his life
the last Offices that could be performed foI
him, were to alleviate his sufferlngs as much
as possible. His arms, shoulders and back
down to his thighs, were burned to a crisp
though his face, legs and stomach were no,
reached by the fire. He was bright and
lovely child, and bore his great sufierngs
with for,itude that touched the hearts of ull
who saw him, md bis mission accomp plished
he has passed to the arms OF Hin, " no said
"Sufier little children to come unto sne"
RoBpERY.-On Saturday night last, the
Boot uhd Shoe Store of Messrs. EKos &
MARVIN, on Main street, was entered, ane
goods to the amount OF about S45e taker
theretrom. The burglars effected an en-
trance through back window, and it is sup
posed were provided with wagon, in which
the articles Of punder were taken away
The robbers huve rot, as yet, been arrested
SCHOOL LAWS OF l85S.--We are request
ed 10 say that the Township Clerks can b
supplied with the School Laws Of 1868 b.
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The Pa,eutee Of Stones Suspension Clothes Frame
has made arrangements with Messrs. Ross q Elm.
mer 10 manufacture his Clothes Frames for Portage
ana adjoining counties. All orders addressed 70
them will be promptly attended TO-. Great indnes.
ments are given TO agents 70 engage u the aaie ot
iPss Pissss address ROSS 1 zrMMER, o. o. sToEE.
Ravenna, Portage CO.,, Ohi0. 2a
August rs, lej6-1W. 4} sas FL sa I'D sS
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JUST LOOK HERE.

OTONE'S Patent Suspension Clothes
y Frame IL one OF the greatest inventions that has
ever been made for the Housewife and for utility can.
NOT be surpassed In the country. IL very light and
eaaily handled. II contains about IS feet OF tne
FOR hanging clothes on and airing them. u can be
expan ded aud closed Instantly and when eioseo
taEes up no more than the space Of sir fset long ~
four inches squafc, and weighs but six and hatf
pounds IL Is sslf-bracng from the centre, ana e nos
now in uSe, Patented June 22d, 1858. 4ta
Nv" - q. STONE, Patentee.
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OAy Governor Packer, Of Pnnsylvania,
has appointed the 18Th Of November as
Thanksgiving Day. .-
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THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA MARKET-NovEMBER IL

wEEKLT nv wHITTLEsEy And wADswoRru
AND OTHER DEALERS IN THK ARTICLES NAMED.
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Sept, 1855
NEW GOODS
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE
i4' AT THE
MalersriNe Cheap Store.
STEAT0R, DAILY f. COMPANY


TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
old friends and customers that they are new in receipt
Of the largest and most splendid stock Of Fall and
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered iH Old Portage At
prices competing with any establishment on tile Wes-
tern Reserve, viz: .,
Prints, Of all popular brands;
De Laines, OF the very choicest styles;
French Merinoes, plain aud figured, at Astonishing
low pr ces,
Cashmerea, plain and figured;
Irish Poplins, Opera De LANES; ..
Coburg Robes, Robes Guile;
Cloths, Cassmeres, Satlinetts and Vestings;
rweedS, Jeans, Linseys and Flannels;
Brown Sbeetings, Bleached Muslins, Tckings, ,setc;
Ladies' Msgic Sbawls, Bay State. Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Talmas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
French work Collars, Undersleeves, and all kinds
of embroidery.
Also, large lot Of White Bed Blankets at 81 per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings Of every description, to match all
kinds Of Dress Goods. .'... ....
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; new and very neces-
sary article for the season, at a very low price.
White Brilliants at from l2b cents 10 81 cents per
yard.
kBADY.MADE CLoTHING.-A very large stock
fevery kind of mems wear al extremely low prices.
Gentlemen do not fail to give our stock exhmi2a-
ton. The price Is marked on each garment aud eau
not be changed for LOVE or GoLD.
October 2, 1858. STREArOR, DAILY & CO.
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SCHOOL LAWS OF lS5s.--We are request.
ed 10 say that the Township Clerks can be
supplied with the School Laws Of 1868 by
calling at the Auditors Office.
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MEN AND MEASURES

THE subscriber, thankful for the patron.
l. age heretofore given him, would respectfully in.
form the residents Of Ravenna and vicinity that he
still continues the TailoriPg business In the room
over Frszer's Hardware store, 10 Campbel's Block,
directly opposite the Court House, where be is at all
times prepared TO cut, at and make garments In the
most iashonable and durable manner. From his
long experience In the business, he 6atttrs himself
that he cannot fail to give entire satisfaction 70 all
who may favor him with their patronage. -A
Cutting done 10 order at short notice.
HPEDtrance between Swift's Building and Camp.
belTs Block. GBoRGE SOMERV lLLE,
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TOR SALE.-Four Houses, situated in
j. the most central part Of Ravenna. They can be
seen at any time, and terms made known BY calling
on the subscriber. WILLIAM PITMAN.
November 4. lH5e-<W. gffatt @
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MARRIED.

In RootstowD, on the 2sth ult., by Rev.
John Williams, mir. EbwAAbs A.. Heed to
Miss MARY ANN ROGERS, all Of Rootstown.
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Posr OFFIcE AT RAvENNA-
- oPEN at 7,3O, A. n. CLOSE at p. ~. Daily.
Sundays excepted. "A. GlLLRTTE,P. ~.
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''HE greatest bargains in Shawls to be
L found on the Western Reserve are at
BOSTWfCK q. REATTY,S
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL. AND Personal.

ARRI-AL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAIBY--Goinx North via Railroad.
Dehan NJ / as p. n. Mall close At I is, Pm.
DAlLY--GoioR south via Railroad.
Depart al As. z. N. Mall close at LIS, p. n.
Arrive By IL. Nj, Depart at 800, P. n. Mail
elo,e 81 i.3O, p. NJ.
4 dRI.WBkKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday At
la, n. Depart same days At 900, P. u. Mail
close at 30, pm.
GEMI-WREKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. BY 4, p. N.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at Q, A. n.
posr OFFIcE AT RAvENNA-
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hats AND CAPS for men and boys, Of
IL the latest styles and for sale at very low prices
by = [OctTl ETkEAroR, Dairy q Co.
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TWO CENTS.

against the national administration Let those who
hear the doleul oucTes OF repubcanism against the
Kansas policy of President Buchanan call TO mind the
widespread exctements and fearful agitatons which
under the democratic administrations of jackson
and Van Buren,, when the former took the responsibility
Of removing the government deposits from the old Uni
ted States Bank and the latter undertook the establish
ment OF independent treasury y-excitements which
called out the strongest popular demonstrations in
dennation of public policies and measures which have
since received the unqualified sanction OF all parties
throughout the country And let them reflect that in
less time than has elapsed since the days of Andrew
jackson the administration of james Buchanan will be
fully vindisated and universally sanctioned Heed
not then, the aotous clamor of your opponents, but
hold fast the national principles OF democratic govern
ment and to it that needless discord divides your
counsels that useless conflict dtracts your efforts
Thus you viii triumph and posteIity viii bless your