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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28


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sition" 1l6seas ID Ra1 M6g - =. SGhsioa 10
The seqs1Hulf Cshaa whea ~ 'sPie16dh-
friends aaismblsd 70 pssessd snl enaneiia " klt
sure they would 70 vssy Or in The expression q
their kelnH y : Kind q ssbstitats lbe sinsip,es,
an article very scarce with thsa now-s-days; but
VIC had no idea they would make snch Outrageous
assertions - The following: = -...-
I'VE are opposed to the startling and Outrageous
proposition to Plses o. ths dihPes.l of Prsaident
tSs n-....t :" uss..s %s Pecpes Gceey unoes
nrotshIv for .sfs.h .i...;o. 49, w; ;..S"
Now vh,t v;n ar, -. a. Sh.,-a
form them that no ,uch rrn,o.;,;on -. .,.. No..
to Congress, The .tb;r,, million b;ar n. "a
guarded that no one could h,n3l. N. mon.x ,nn,,.
priated except for the purpose Of pav;n, a &, =.
the amount would 20 the sum which sn.;n m;,h,
ask for Cuta Tn hin ;...,f n, sIa.,r. 49,.
and Mr.. Br.nch,s r.nort ON N. ..,,;.c. An, ",
Branchs late letter Of ,crep.,nc. 4. nrnr. ,h;. n
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28
Reception Of the President.

We are authorized to publish the following As
the order of proceedings to be observed upon the
occasion Of the approaching visit Of the President
Of the United States.
special train with the Committee Of the Trus-
tees, the Mayor and Committee of the City Of Ra-
leigh, the Oak City Guards, the Salisbury Brass
Band and invited guests, will leave the Depot Of
the North Carolina Railroad at fifteen minutes be-
fore four o'clock, p. m, on Monday, Immediately
upon the arrival of the mail train from the West
and proceed to Weldon the same evening.
The same train will leave Weldon for Raleigh at
hafpast eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning, and
reach Franklinton at O'clock p. m, where it will
stop one hour for dinner, and leaving Franklinton
at M, will reach Raleigh at fifteen minutes after
o'clock-stopping at the Depot Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad.
This train will convey the President, the Secre-
tary of the Interior, and the friends who may &C.
company them together with the committees and
persons before named, and the Wilmington Light
Infantry, (who will be taken up at Weldon,) and
Depots, viz: CASTOR, Littleton, Warrenton, Ridge
way Henderson, Kittrell's and Forestville.
The President and escort will remain at Raleigh
on Tuesday night and proceed to the University on
Wednesday morning. For this purpose special
train will leave the Depot at fifteen minutes before
soclock a. M, and arrive at Durhams at 10 o'clock.
Thence the whole party will proceed by stage to
Chapel Hill, which place they will reach at fifteen
minutes past o'clock
We are informed that the Wilmington Light In
fantry, the Oak City Guards and the Salisbury
Brass Band have volunteered their services to the
Governor for this occasion. It is probable other
military companies will be present; but at the time
dgoing to press none others have been heard from
The President will be escorted from the Depot in
Raleigh to his lodgings by the citizens and military
and at o'clock, p m, will receive visitors at ths
Iarbrough House. .. 49,
Returning the President will leave Chapel Hill
on Friday morning and reach Raleigh at 10 ocloci
am. Thence he will proceed to the residence o
Hon. Weldon n. Edwards, in Warren county, on
visit to that gentleman. "S+- '@
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28
The "cs.sesva,ivs Oppss,sss..~

We invite the particular attention Of neixhboe
Syme to the following extract from the New York
Tribune Greedy concurs With our neighbor that
Goggin ought to be elected He regards Mr. Letch.
er IS the representative Of the "slavebreedins In
terest" though our neishbor Of the Register affects
to regard Mr. Letcher IS unsound on the slavery
question. The 7Sibxnss says:
"A Virginia Republican asks our opinion o. to
the duty Of Republicans in that State o. to their
election for Government We answer 50 FIR a. the
prefer one candidate to the other. Each Of them b
doing his best 70 prove his own election indispensa
bic to the salvation Of slavery and whether he Is
in earnest or only finessing to catch votes. he b
equally undeserving Of Republican support n We
voted in Virgins, re sAoSn doubtless support Cog
gin because, while each candidate d politically OBJ
noxious and the two are personally able and quail
fed, We like Goggin's position on public questions
not affecting slavery much better than Letchera
Besides; q We mean to win . good many Of the
opposition who are not Republicans TO support he
Republican national candidates In 1880. Ne should
like 90 to vote q to establish valid claim 70 such
support on the score Of reciprocity.
ton may revive old issues &C., assure him that
Goggins election and the resurrection Of the Wing
party are just about equally probable. The slave
breeding interest in Virginia viii elect Letrhef. and
would, for his party's sake, II he were personally
an Abolitionist In this, Ne think Il does wisely.
Virginia will never b other Than Democratic State
till It recognizes slavery q . cure 70 Be sloughed
of q easily and speedily - possible No matter
what may be the pretext the next anti-Dsmocratic
triumph in Virginia will Be an anti-slav9y triumph
And this u just why there can Be no such triumph
in 1853, nor yet in 1850"
Greedy would vote for Gosyin in prelsrenes 70
| Letcher. OF course be would Mr. Goskin belongs
to that "eoassrsotiss opposition" Of which Mr..
Greedy leader, and the object Of which b to ssss
the country. ,..-....
~ The Statssvills E.pssss IN ID notice Of ths
late meeting Of The State Medical Soc;ssy In that
piace. says:
/ "Tbs valsdictosy Of Dr. Mckee On retiring auu
the duties Of President which b hsd dseharged III
past two ysar4 disphysd much Of thst ability b.
which be Is ce)ehrated - psactitionr: e related
briefly the history q de oeEnisa1scn d he Sosissy
/ ten ysasss - IN 4a1igA, ~ dseaflsAies psoRsS
and succsss sins1 hat Nna"S'' - saif'- -
.D.Arz o. Da Iansn.-A1Ss iaue psvs 10
England announces q dsssh a p. Dinysu
Lasdne. TAs AscsasA ~ n - ed ysar q
biz a. sa:4 q, ! s.s7 G4i{lf.i i0"5 ItSl +.
~ We invite attsatisu 10 he Prospects ofth,
"North- Carolina University Magazine" in our p
per toby
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
RESTAURANTS.
sEGARS AND TOBACCO.
n'IIE GREATEST LUXURY AND THE GREATEST
Il BENEFIT
EVER INTRODUCED TO NAN
TRULY THIS rs AN AGE OF PROGRESSION.

Db'fOh iHOhfS mEDlCAIED SEbAhS
Are the result Of studious research and mature invega
They composed "a the tobacco leaf which
thorough change being entirely ceaused from all the
nicotine other substance which the
smell Of tobacco and Is then Infused exclusively with veget.
bic medicines, which, could they be applied Immediately
the diseased OF the liver affected they would heal
simultaneously; but unfortunately, that IL possible and
what claim wherein all IN sdcnes have failed reach the
OF the disease The inhaled from smoking the Mei
csted Segars after having been purified by fire. through
n lungs and liver and all diseases therein give
It's purifying and healing Influences and hope for
pecuniary benefit but for the good Of all suffering hui
mainly, that the time Ia not far distant when omnibus
and place OF assembly viii be less filed with the
delicious odorferous arising smoking the Medatcd
Persons accustomed TO smoking tobacco will End n
these edcated very important relief from the III e
ecs and dsagreeabe unnatural stimulated sensation caused
by the narcotic weed for they really natural mlan
positively affirm that there be better pre-
the teeth than the Mcdicaed Senrs the
perfectly neutrazes ali the poiso.ous arising
stomach, and consequently the natural saliva OF the
monih which assists digestion, rather than beng con
stsnty discharged, as by smoking tobacco Is
Ialned, and lLe mouth remains moist. aud thirst Ia
entirely prevented And would say those aificted
diseased liver lungs, try Medcated segars they
will easy expectoaiIO and you viii find 10 them
ef which Will perfectly asionish wecoud produce hun
certificates corrODorate out Statements
present than one eod that from Of
the eminent physicians and chemists ia this
examined the Medcated scgars manufactured by
horp and knowing the nature Of the fnxre
which they composed. can
persons troubled with ashms difficulty u breathing
affections Of the air passages attendant upon the ncpient
stages ofc0nsWnptiOn.
81 hose who are habnased smoking tobacco thcsc Medl
Gated Segafa win prove n valuable Substitute.
NEW York, Jan. 3, 1852
NB-fiavinp msde sements for manufacturing tho
supply alread, numerous customers aud also others
DR.. TH0HP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

u CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly on advertised day.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.
The famous extreme New York built clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA,
D. g. BABCOCK, Commander,
IL rapidly receiving her al pier Is East river foot
OF Wall street.
The reputation of the Young America California trader
well known need comment Her passages have
been ITO days 100 days and @ DAYS. respectively aud always
delivered her superior condition The large
already will enable her give prompt despatch
N.B.--No sal soda taken by ships of this line.
WIN. r. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
SO Wall street, TOntine Building.
Agents in San Francisco Messrs WIN +. COLEMAN 20.
Exchange San Francisco for sale IN 10 suit
Limited advances made on shipments Of approved
chapdse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

DRY GOODS, sc.
81 q srss . x xMns
able linen and clo.hes scoiopng snoroldery Ic
ssasr ssTa e s
ArRn
JANUARY, 1859.
EDW Wa y, L ns snWs 4 co.
Corner OF Worth stree,
N 'N" ' THE BALANCE
yM1. AND wispsE srocs
GREATLY RE6srcEp PRICES.
consisting or
Dress GOODS.
EMBRoIDERIEs, &c.
Wholesale warerooms Chambers and 80 Reaae streets.
Ar DE PERCSVADs, 81 BEOADWAY-srAMrED
"A embroderes Of every description =: Wholesale and RETAIL
manasr ~ Jokes q asrss Linda new ssa q
hdies' night dress Jokes
EREDERIcK MAYNARD.
LADIES' SILK DRESS BUTTONS, TAssELs, &c..
Alrse assortment suitable for he jobbIng trade, constantly
L1OR BALLS PARTIES WEDDINGS &c, &C.
+ ILLUSION GOODS consisting Of capes berhas, sleeves
s dr Ss cap Caps sou broes ANU
beauhu Of The above goods now on hand or made
received beautiful point lace and honion collars and
SETS at very low prices - ,,,ur
6as broadway,
Orders received and promptly for plaats bou
l0uses Of Or. clarke, Bloomingdae.
MEN GOODS, SUITABLE FOR PEDLAas; WHITE
R eos .na U linen cloths
ss row. prices Goods w W. AEw a. a 81 the
I ACES AND EMBRoIDERIEs
to close the concern
Immense bargains offered at
A lot of collars at less than half price.
N 'N mron aaaSs 70 !. s K1Eas DaAL.as.
Whn a ito ss @ ss
Ladies' expansion or s fsssnslFS SKIRTS
rSu w e a n o s 3 s
~ PARTIES Ia from US to
Douglas 4 sherwood, waiess 4 sons
s sssssa s ssss:s rf hess s
H asUsea as0n e &m B Bssaapa u
w. Ss'f l. S " rae Ss osbHSs vlscssr
No 60 Warren street, New York.
~ CONE ORT |
ELEGANCE ! II
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS a SHEaWOODS
NEW
MATINEE sKTRT,
EATENf DETACHABLE
HOOP FASTENING
AND
ADJUST Able BpSTI,E.
since iSs s ese 0 NC arising
COMFORT because the muslin SKIRT can be inseantane
ousy removed from the springs by PATENT pErACHAB Bile
FASTENlNGS, washed with other garments, great
expense, and replaced on the hoops in a minute.
ELEGANCE because the scientific Of the muslin skirt
snd the fine material Of which is composed give graceful
fall the robe IL; and will in not weather. enable
the wearer u dispense with any Intermediates skirt
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops, weighs but ten
Ounces, STAMPED of Messrs DOUG
LAS SHERWOOD is the best skirt to
the public and quite indispensable every Indy who desires
70 combine IN her apparel SAFETY oOMFot.r aud EIE-
CANOE For sale at all the principal in the United
States and Canada.
y skeleton skirt as low as 63c up to 81 respectfully
ouesed call and examine large 45y Broad
Miss HARMONO. llnia rrost Il COZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
SPORTING.

OATS, RATS, RATs-THE CELEBRATED BLACK
~ and tan dog Jack 70 lbs weight matched 70 kill
hundred twelve minutes FOR 500 10 on this
ing, Jan. II, mt KEKKI1hNs Hall, ~ White street. Of
O'Clock pfecisely. Admission 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

| SSKIRTS.-I.ADIES WISHING A FINELY FITTING
- skeleton skirt low 65c 81 respectfully
large assortment at 45y Broad
way. Miss HARDWOOD, Gate Frost IL Coz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND-rHE
II United Statea mail steamship ROANOKE Capt. Thomas
skinner will leave Saturday 10th inst, at O'Clock r. NJ,
next afternoon and at Cay Point the following morning. Pas
the South will proceed by the Southern mail
line Those for Richmond will arrive there Monday morn
Ing Travellers will find this the cheapest peasanest
expeditions Passage and fare, with ROOM 10
Norfolk SS 70 Petersburg aud Richmond $40. Apply To
LUDLAM IIEINEKEN, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

(yOLKMAN'S
u CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly advertised days.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY "a.
The fast sailing clipper ship
DICTATOR,
ZeregA commander ia rapidly loading at per Ia
river This elegant substantial clipper built
presely for the California trade having all the
aons has always delivered cargoes
don Offers great Inducements TO shippers esirons landing
their goodsn San Francisco free from sweat aud other damage
she nsures the lowest rates and having large
will be despatched on her advertised day.
N. B.-No sal soda taken vessels Of this line.
For balance OF freight apply to
WIN. T. COLEMAN co.
80 Wall street. Tontine Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

L,EMALE DOMESTICS-AMEEICAN SCOTCH, ENG
lish French German and others wanted cooks, wash
roners chambermads WATERS &C.: also several small
girls to mind children Apply at the intelligence Office Muir
ray Hill G55 Sixth ave. Fee 30 cents.
yITANTED-A CLERK FOR A SHIPPING OFFICE TWO
frakemen two clerks for groce stores, three porters,
for steamers four girls Europe and Caifor
MIA. Apply TO THOS. SPHINX, IS Hudson st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

AIRS CORA L. v. HATCH WILL CONTINUE HER
M course of lectures Clinton Hall Wednesday even.
nr the I'm Of January o'clock Subject may gwen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

A III. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMME-
"A dately call al the large insute for domestcs, lS
Eleventh street. OF SIXTH avenue This extensive home
hn abundance of CIVIL capable help Conducted BY respect
able m lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

GOLD BRACELBT.-Losr, ON SATURDAY, The STU
" inst, In Twenty second street, between Sixth and Ninth
enues a small chain bracelet with enameled locket at
tached the shape of heart The finder will be rewarded
leaving at los Duane street. II Vest Twenty second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

I ADIB or GENTLnMsNs CAST OFF CrorHird
community by Offering 80 psese for aM dresses or "a n
smucmer 49,, pants a. advrLsd by othssa The adyssc
VIII pay non ~ 70 SN piece for SILK n
eents Tor gsullemens pants furniture Ao accordingly
% - 70 mske LIVING by The busns Please call adore
10 seysnh avenue, betweca Twentieth and Twenty
nrss Mrceu ladies attended by Mrs. Harris, desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

At DE PEkCsyALs S57 BROAOwAY-SrA AIMED
"A embroderes of every description Wholesale and retail
san ding to order he neaest aud sfset
manner embroidered yokes Of different kinda; yee ci
Rdies night dress Jokes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

GREAT UNITED STATES MAn. SOUTHERN STEAM
u ship line for Havana and Key West, Fla, via Charles
ION, C.The splendid and favorite steamship ISABEL,
Capt VIM Rollins will leave Charleston for Key West and
steamships win leave This port for Charleston every Weanes
river connecting with the ISABEL for The above ports
Through tickets may be had on application to
sPOFFORD, TILESfON h CO., 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

r ADIES AND GENTLEMEN-rHR ADvRRrysER wrr. |
II nos humbsE ths community WIN Offer Of $50 or III
piece or nocond hand elk drces by o,err th
advertiser viii pay only The fair value IN casS fnr cns,
clothing second band furniture earpes &c. Apply 10 or Id
dfes. H. Mina ~ Seventh avenue between Twenty sevat
and Twenty eighth Streets Ladies attended TO- required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

EyREDERICK MAYNARD,
IN Nanufacturax Of
LADIES' SILK DRESS BUTTONS, TASSEL4S, &C.,
70 UiF street.
large assortment suitable for Tho jobblng trade cenn
hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

WANTED-A GIRL 20 DO GENERAL HOUSEWoRK
w who understands all kinds OF cooking and IL first
washer and roper have the best references
others need apply at los Madison ST., Of Pike
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

KNITTING. Work = Mrs. PART1NGroN is
publishing book with the above title. The former
work of this suggesting old dame popular to the
tune of thirty thousand copies The proof sheets it is
said give evidence that the old lady things just
plainly ever, If not little so-and that the forth
coming book will quite eclipse its fcitous predecessor.
neat little story is told of conversation between Mrs
P and gossping friend, who had strong suspicion
that he smelt mice in a certain quarter:
So you coming before the public again. said the
nqustor looking into Mrs Partington's little low win
dow at which the dame was knitting. She pondered his
words moment before replying. am moi publican,
she said at lenghth and though Heaven knows
Of US not too good the pubcans best
gospel truth mean, said the querst, that you have
new work on the carpet Not on the carpet, exactly,
replied She but something that's coenac -knitting
1 work. 'CrewelF he persisted in inquiring. mo-
was tne responses there isn't nothing cruel in it, like
satyr TO like barbed arrow; 1t will be pleasant
to take like lucubraton for parched tongue, and win
make people nspp! But there's knowing who will be
governor till after election and whether book goes we'll
or depends on the number that buys IT,, The in
quisitor moved along and Mrs. P kept on with her knit
/ ting.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Tn. FouRrH AT FRAsKL1s-By anno6re

The FoURTH AT FRANKLIN,-By annohre'
ment another column it viii be that our pariot-
fellow citizens of Franklin made arr.ngsments
for a grand celebration the Fourth.
When the franklin boys take hold of any thrne goes
right along very best of style We are glad they
have arranged for such good, jolly time" and fsei
condent that their festival viii be to be enjoyed in
the highest degree
Ths Fourth July is of the peoples instituiia
tioas and the it Is celebrated The better-t keeps
us first principles and teaches to prize the priv
Hedges and blessings which the anisersary of day
Commemorate the principles of the Declaration will
be braSely upheld, where the spirit and enterprise
manifested by Franklin friends exists
All honor and their patriotism and their ss
vites the anniversary Of the natal day OF Freedom
and America.
reporter for the Democrat wiz be present the oc-
casoL.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

TERRFFIo HAIL STORM AT HUDsoN- a
most terrific and destructive hailstorm passed over
Hudson, and vicinity between three and four o'clock Of
Friday afternoon last. The storm came from the North
West and vas about mile in width and ragged with full
full fury for about twenty five minutes Every light Of
glass upon the North West sides Of the buildings in
that village broken Grain pelted to the earth,
trees stripped and limbs broen and what vegetation the
frost had left "vsry badly treated. ii not entirely
up The Hudson people think that $4,000 lights Of
glass, will hardly !eDable them through their
glasses" as well they could before the storm.
On the arrival of the seven o'clock train Friday
night Cond SWAIN showed several of the bail
siones large good sized Lima beans. The reports
of the size of the icIes fell would be quite fabu-
lous, to tell of in q newspaper.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
RrruRNnD PIKE 'PEAkEns.-On Frida

Ravenna Company who started fer Pixies Peak few
weeks siuce returned. Messrs, VIM. BosTwIcK and Jso
H GLrs also members of this party returned far
Burlington, Iowa, with the first named gentlemen. At
this place the party separated. Mr. BosrwIcx going to
Dallas Iowa, where he has friends and will remain most
of the summer. Mr. GILLIs, at once proceeded to st.
Paul. Minnesota whore he has resided for several years
Messrs. coFFIN and LONG came home. This company
proceeded nearly Fort Kesrney. They encountered
hardhps upon their route but pressedyon with the
hope that they had been deceived. They travelled
for six days after they first met returning paries and
aer passing thousands who had given the enterprise
they too, concluded that there more Gold at home
than at the fable of the Peak. The idea of there
being any amount of Gold Pixies Peak they consider
an immense and cruel fiction. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
How Ellis IMPROVED MOWER TAKES A PR1zs

How ELL 9 IMPROVED MOWER TAKES A PRTze
"A moving Match came off at wellington. Lorain Co.,
the 21st. Ten Mowers entered for the contest
viz: Balls Ohio Mower Canton, o.; Aultman's Buck
eye. Canton o. Fishers Wrought Iron Mo niance,
y; Little Giant, Liverpool. o.; Aliens Mower, New
York; Kirby's American, Buffalo, N Y; Ketchum's One
Horse Mower. Buffalo, N. Y; HoweHs Improved Iron
Mowe-, Cleveland; Parkhursts Buffalo Mower and Reap
er Buffalo, N. Y; Tinkers Mower, KngsviIle Ashtabu-
ly County, o.
The trial produced considerable interest among the
flaming community, and there full turn out. The
weather was very favorable for the display.
The Committee at 4 loss to decide between ihree
of the Mowers but decision had to be made, gave
their first choice to HowEILs Improved on Mower the
second to PARKHuRsr's Buffalo Mower.
HowELL's Improved Iron Mower is advertised in oul
columns. The Ravenna AGENT Mr.. W. WILLIA,fsoN, i.
prepared to exhibit and sell many Machines the
farmers Of Portage may want
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

MAIL CHANGEs.-By an arrangement that
goes into effect the LIST Of July next important
changes take place in mail facilities in this County. The
Post Office Department evidently is desrous of retreuch
ing and this to be Of the methods These
the cha lges made on Routes from Ravenna:
Enon Valley Route uia Edinburgh, Palmyra and Deer
6ed-Chsnged from daily to tri weekly Mails viii after
July 1st leave the office Mon day. Wednesday
and Friday, iarriving the Rasenna Office the
days.
Newton Falls Route pia Charlestown and Parisyile-
Changed from triweekly to semi weekly-leaying Ra-
VIENNA Monday and Friday and arriving the day.
The of the times of closing these mails
will be found al the head of our local columns.