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100 Negroes Wanted
Real Estate Agenej

TIVE UbderNiEned In we parties hsf LAND
FOR SALE IN VIA GINA to Iryf r Ar, n
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THE 'RAwLINS' HOTr

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\ Ill bonis s'Vsn - nv ~ Fsh'oary and
" Que th- - IT Noveaph,& y, o., 20 n. h.,a.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
April Appointments. A

OR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully In
~ forms the citizens of Portage, Stark and TrumbuI
counties and the surrounding country, that no will
remain in the following places. All persons affected
with any complaint OF a Chronic nature are invited
O call for gratuitOus consultation.
CUYAHOGA Coat his residence, In East Cleve.
land. SPangler Avenue, 2d, Sd,
4th, 5th, 9th, 7th, 10th, 18th, 18th,
18th, 27lh, 18th, 3Uth. +.
PORTAGE CO.-Garrettsville, Norton House, Gth.
Ravenna, Collins House, 18th.
SUMMIT Co. Akron, Empire House, II.
STARK CoUNTY-Alliauce, Buckeye House, 10th.
Canton, Slower House III and 10.
Minerva, fingling House, 23d.
TUSCARAWAS.-New Philadelphia, Nelson House,
Goth.
CARROLL Co.--Carrolton, Patton House, c2d,
LURAiN CO.-Eyria, Beebe House, Goth.
Dir. Gellenbaugh 1atters himself that he can euro
Chron!c complaints of the Oldest and most obstinate
character. He uses no murcural preparations, and
only medicines thai are purely vegetable.
hr. D., of Cleveland, is tho som of the celebrated
Dr.. Delenbaugh, late OF Georgetown. who 90 sue
cessuly treated and prescribed for 267 900 patients
during 26 years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining 10 Women and Chiliren
treated with great success BY Or. DelleEbaugh.
Where Dr.. D. preScrbes for patients, his charges
will be satisfactory. There is no one in George
own practicng on tho Dellenbaugh system. n,
n. B. Dr.. b. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health became 50
much impaired, and in short time there was an
eruption made It's al pearance on my face and body
assuming tho very worst type ofskin dsease so CALI
cd by the Drs) My husband being physician, tried
different remedies, but availed nothing. then ap.
piled TO other eminent physicians, but got no relief
By this time my head and face was mass cf sores.
heard Of DR.. DIS great success 10 treating chronic
diseases of tile skin. IappIied TO him, and in less
than three months he had the eruption removed, and
my general health improved under his treatment SO
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion Lwonld
say these suffering from like diseases should apply ~
Dr. Dele nbaugh.. - y MRS. A. .F0GeE:s
Cleveland, April Ist 1883. ~ nov a8&
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4 RARR STRUCK By LIGHTNING ON Sat
urday night last, burn on the farm Of Mr.
GARDNER CoNANT, in the northeastern par,
Of Hiram, was struck by Lightning, and en-
tirely consumed, together With its contents
There were two horses, four cows and 4
pair Of Ken in the barn at the time, II oI
which were burned to death. A lightning
rod was attached to the barn, but, as the re.
suit shows, it must have been defective, OF
erected by onc of the many inexperienced
"lighthng tamers,' who travel the country
each year.
The loss OF Mr.. CoDant is. estimated al
81 900, on viii ch, we regret to learn, there
is no insurance.
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~ THE HIGH-BRED STALLION,
2&SN M n NJ ~ A IT TX


HS M o N n A u k,
WUl make the present at the stable of The Ra
VIENNA House, Ravenna. Montauk was bred by one
of The beet breeders on Long Island. He IL power.
full Understanding lG2 hands, rangy, young, sound
and vigorous.
PEDiGREE:-He was got by the celebrated Cas-
sius M. Clay (of Long Island) out of tho renowned
Fanny Ellser Cassius by Henry Clay, out tofthe dam
of the well known trottng horse, John Anderson;
Henry Clay by Andrew Jackson out OF tho fast trot-
ting famous tor beating the best horses Of
her day,-Paul Pry, Erhriam Smooth and others; An
drew Jackson was without rival in his day lat mile
heats, making them at 5;l7-l6, and never meeting II
horse fast enough 10 test bis Jackson
was by Young Bashaw, he by imported Arabian Grand
Baehaw, out Of daughter of Messenger--the dam OF
Andrew Jackson by Whynot, and he also by old Mes
seDger. Montaak thus unites in his veins the purcst
and most fashionable trotting blood Of this county
Bashaw and Messengerand Is belevedto to be the best
bred trotdng stallion west Of the Alleghanes.
TERMS.-For the purpose of Introducing his blood
In the west ,he will stand the present season Apr st
to July lst) at tho low prcc Of SIS the season, or,
N B., for note of $25 payable when ho shalI trot
10 rods to the mile faster than the fastest time made
by any rotting stallion (Which 3m at the late
show Of the Western Reserve Horse Breeders Assooi
alton. For larger sum he will trot at still lower
figures. or no payT The OWNER reserves the right to
reject unsatisfactory otes aud unworthy mares, and
these terms shall be binding upon him, 49,. .
Montauk will only be allowed to serve limited
number of mares.
Ravenna, April 7, le50-3w.
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Portage County school Examim-
alton Notice. "
THE Examination of Teachers for the
l. present year will be held at Ravenna as follows:
On Saturday, March 10Th, 1853.
g ADrii Qd
" "p l6,
and on tho third Saturday Of each month during the
year. All applicants must be provided with pencils,
d:envclopes, and certificate OF moral char
acter. r;E.,Isz. a a j. O. HART,
t"&''@fr 81 - INV. BRISTOL,
Ravenna, March IL, 1859. School Examiners, VI
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JAMES +. ALCORN, M. d.,

Graduate ofJeneradn u. College, Physician G. Surgeon
Depot, Rayenna, Ohio. Being provided with the
best Surgical Instruments he could procure in tho
city of Philadelphia, lie is prepared to perform ull
the ordinary surgicG OPERATIONS, EmpututonS, Trc-
phininG, Operations for Club Feet, Hute-lp, Cleft
Palate, &C., on the shortest notice.
RaYenna, April 7, lS50-ly.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Roys' and Youths Calf, Kip and
St'Es Boots, Ladies'. Misses and ChildrenG 0ait0tb
Kid, Morocco and Calf BOotees NurkinS, Slips, &S
Also, good asiDrlment of Mems Shoes, GAItsIs
Rubbers, &C., all OF which will be sold ht prices
suit the times.
We safely say that we have not only one Of the
largest but of the best stocks Of homemade work
now on hand, we ever had at any one time BEFORE.
As susual. we shall at all times, keep general as
sorment Of Leather, shoe Findings, Lasts 90, con-
santy hand, which will 10 sold at low hgures for
cash or ready pay only.
The highest market price win at all times be paid
for HI3Es. CALF SRINs AND SHEEP PELTs, In cash or
goods may be wAntci. GtLLIS l. DURHAM.
Ravenna, September 30, I95S-6m r--.. ..aF
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DIR. Reed at Home.

A CARD.-Having quite thoroughly re-
II covered my health, have returned 10, and 10.
Gated in Ravenna, whore intend to continue in the
practice of MY profession in all its branches To my
friends and c public return my sincere thanks for
their former Kindness and liberal pa ronage and If IL
be their pleasure that again lhcm shall spare
no pains to merit tho confidence heretofore reposed
in me-
can be found ut all hours Of the day (when not
otherwise professionally engaged) at my Office and
residence on Cedar street, second door east Of the
sChool house lot on said street.
CHARLES F. REED.
Ravenna, April I, le5N-3w.*
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P0RYAGESENFfNEL.
IoCALA AND PERSONAL,
,s.ra.h4 4xn. psrARTgRR o. Mans

q
sASR1AAf 1xD. DErARTqRR OF MAILS
DAILY-Golng North via Rshs0aa. a'r9o. =, ,o,xp
Depart al "a p n: MAJ l.i.o siose AZ E'4S' M
0AI5S3SSInES 5ls7 !. YESs sS:'s SsF Sio!. at 81, A.
,oAfBY-Rsoa VaIIey.n 90
- Arrive sy lS; NJ psPaf' a. iz''O e NJ nan
Ssts% s %EEKtY<Nswto Falls.
Asrys sTsry Monday Medns'S1y ., y and Friday I'll
Snxi.NEkKLY-Chardon.
5Ss every %sd5s:d.y .yIS and Friday Pm
ssSPesr OrrIcr AT RAvEHHA-
--OkkE al. 7ysO, a. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P: N: Dali
3. Sundays excepted r. A. GILLETTE ~ NJ
.sTHt ElrerIoSs ON, MOKDAY.-Below we
give the results Of the municipal elections
held 10 This county on Mondsy last, SO far
seSs have been able to obtain them |:
.RAYkEsA VILLAeE.-In this village, there
wersGwO Republican Corporation tickets in
the field, which. for the sake of clearly dis
tibguishing them, have been called the"Rum
Republican" and the "Cold Water Republi.
esn." The "COld Water Republican" ticket
wet, nominated by some OF the zealous mem
beEsz of that organization, and was composed
Of good and, reliable men. The" Rum Re-
publican" ticket was nominated by the Re.
publican party proper. The Democracy
made their nominations on Saturday night
but Sunday intervening, when many of them
are accustomed to think of more serious
subjects than local elections, and all being
convinced "that the paths Of glory lead bu
to the grave" they came to the conclusion
which, under the circumstances, was mag
nsnimous 10 the highest degree-to interpost
no obstacles to the success OF either wing o
the Republicans. The Democratic ticke
was not placed in the field, and in the Ian
gusge Of the luunehted Bowers, "we didn'
meet the enemy and we uin't their'n !'-
The contest, if it may be called such, was
between the Republican and Temperance
ticketsj ana. as the figures show, that here
tofore highly moral and immaculate party
"Iaid but the Temperance ticket colder than
arWedRe,n
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NFedTCnI Card.

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform ihe
L citizens Of Franklin and vicinity that he has re.
sumed the practice Of Medicine and Surgery and will
hold himself in readiness to serve promptly tSoso who
may favor him with their patronage.
IJCalls loft at his Irug Store will receive prompt
attention. A. NJ. SHERMAN.
Franklin Mills, April :, Isj0-4w+
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SWlFT'S DRUG STORE.
NE W Il r A N G e NJ E MT.

CHARLES {. SWIFT having become
" sole proprietor of the establishment long known
rs "SwiI's Drug Store," at the Sign of the Golden
Mortar, wishes to inform the former patrons OF the
concern, and as many new ones as are disposed 10
favor him with their eustom that he intends keeping
full assortment Of Drugs, Paints Varnishes, Oils,
Coloring Materials, Glass, Patent Medicines, Per.
fumory, &c. Andh order to correct misapprehen-
sion existing In the minds Of many, that the Drug
Store is to be visited only for the purpose of purchas.
ing box ofpills barrel of oil, he desires to call
particular attention TO the fact that besides general
assortment OF those articles usually considered as
belonging 10 the Drug trade, he designs keeping q
great variety osuch as are needed in every well sup
piled family. including superior article of Fifty
Cent Tea, Black Cocoa, Rio coffee, White Sugars,
Pepper. Spices of every description, FEine Rio Cof:
fee, Raisns, Currants, Prunes, Flavoring Extracts,
Starch, Sage, Corn Starch, Farina, Baking Pow ders
Cream Tartar, &c. As the Dolar and Dime princi-
! pie IS the only .one by which people supposed
to be governed In matters of trads, and everybody
expects to make their purchases where the largest
Emourt OF goods can be obtained for the least money,
he confidently expects large share of patronage.
Ravenn9, Feb. II, 1859.
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Divorce Notice.

Ichty Slough In Common Pleas OF POrtase
1nr, y'i y is,or.0 county, Ohio me-
T ,URA J. SLOUGH. the defendantberer
II in, will take notce that the plaintiff, Henry
Slough, on the day of February, A. y, 1884, act
his petition for divorce in the Common PIeas Conr&
and gross neglect Of duty for more than three
years. Said case will be for trial at the May
A. d., 1859 Of said court. HENRY SF0UGHs
Ry.sTAwDER q HARTs his Ahotnsyy. 80
March 10, IS59-6w. u .,,sgsg tYf -sf-. Ma VII
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CHARLES F. REED, M. D.,

homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. ohlcc and
residence on Ceuar street, second door cast Of tho
school house LOT, Ravenna, OhiI. DR.. Reed will
aim te bo in his oice all day every Saturday, for
the purposo Of treating chronic diseases.
April z, la59-ly,
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BUTT 7 7 ER !!

WE WILL PAY TWENTY CENTS
w per pound for any quantity OF GOOD ROLL
BUTTER. PREN1lSS, HOPKINS d co.
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TRUsTEEs,
John Wait. 229 Il. J. Thompson. c36
". S. French, 2l2 N. D. Clark, 247
lansing Kellog, ZIG +. w. Seymour, 537
tiERE,
III. X. w. Hal, 93G / Alison A. Narris, 523
e..r,a ASSESSOR,
Henry j. While, 233 B. S. Hopkins, 239
s. .g TREASURER,
Israel Forker, 53l Frederick Carts, $50
CeNsTABLEs,
Samuel Miller, 244 Chas. Green, 1916
A rM. Hocken, 239 Geo. Heriif, 2a7
4. Hum 'Daugh, 2a5 E. Husbrouck, 2ro
.;Ff ,s SUPERVISOR.
A. Hum 'Daagh, l64 Ii. s. Doty, ll2
SUPERVISORS ELECTED IN RAvENNA TowN-
sHIr.-District No. l, Anthony Hummel-
baush No. 2, William Price /; No. 3, G. B.
Whitiesey No. 4. boniel sapp; NJ. 5,
William Cranage No. 6, Hiram Brown !;
No. I, w. E. Crawford No. 8, James Far
ry ;No. 9, Jacob Slough, Jr No II, Dan
iel Ladu No. l2, A. J. Jennings =; No. l3,
Geo. Robinson No. IA, VIM. Fox; No..
Is. John Bera.; No. 10, Bradford Kellogg.
In Districts Nos. 10 and II no elections
were had.
SurrrkLD.--tn shtield, the result of the
election on Monday is as follows:
Trustees, Benjamin SwiDehart, John Nc
Cluckon, David Perkins Clerk, Thomas
TThorp T'reosurer, John Yerrick Assessor,
Peter Lepper ; Justice OF the Peace, John
d. Green.
FRANkLTN.--The Republican ticket, was
elected in franklin By about IS majority
The following are the officers elect: 81
Trustees, John Burkhammer, s. s. SEQ.
Vile, D. p. Hopkins f, Clerk, z. P. Duell !;
Treasurer, john Baird Assessor, e. w.
Basseu Cohs,abesi Jos. Hall, o. II. New
berry. .eg ID, +.
. BRlMFIE1D.-The entire Democratic tick
ct was elected in Brim6eld; on Monday
The average majority is 81. The officers
elect are 'e..-'.... .."
-s Trustees, John Kelso, William G. Sfoul-
ton, Lydia Underwood Clerk, Almon Lam.
phere Treasurer, William R. Kelso As.
SCISSOR, Nelson Barber ; Constables, Benz
Boosinger. Lewis Metcalf; Justice of the
Peace, Abner H. Lamphere.
RooTsTewg.-The officers elected in
Rootstown are
-. Trustees, Jas. Austin, Erostus Seymour
Captain Whippy Clerk, Alfred Barlow
Treasurer, Gideon B. Seymour Assessor
Horace Ensign Constables, John Catlin
= ---- : Chapman.
It Is sneedless for US to say that they are
ell Republicans.
DtERFrELD.--The Republican ticket il
Deerheld was elected by small majority
We have not received the names of the off
cers elect. ~
CHARLEsTowH.-In Charlestown, as usu
.sl, the Republicans have elected their off
GERS. They sFe:
.- Trustees, Israel GreenIenf, R. L. Coe, ].
W.. Baldwin !; Clerk, George Baldwin
Treasurer, Lewis Loomis; Assessor, Fred
erick:: Hall Constables, A. MahaR, L. L.
'Coe. csis Z.u& eatt .z-Las vi. .I4.Bl &.
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THE undersigned. at their old eland, would
i respectfully call the attention OF their numerous
customers, aud the public at large, TO thsiE unusually
llI &C assortment Of homo manufactured
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I.
x. H. tIackeu l55 w. l., Coolman, fG
STREET COMMISSIONER
A. Hum 'lbaugh, l64 II. s. DU.y, 6S
RAvEKHA TOWNSHIP. Great excitement
was felt in the election Of Trustees in Ra-
VIENNA owhship, and every effort was made
by the Republic ms to defeat the candidates
hominsted by the "Meeling Of the People,
at the Town Hall, on the 50ib ult. The
Democracy deerhing it nexpedien, to place
aregular ticket ia the Field, gave the "Peo.
pies Ticket" liberal support.
Below will be found the number Of votes
receiyed by the several candidates. Repub.
-. :S.1fI
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ELEor1on roR MrnnER or RoARp or b

ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF Board OF ED-
UcArIoN.-on Monday next, the annual
election for one member OF the Board oi
Education for Ravenna village, will be held
in the Town Hall. The polls will be open
from 8 A. NJ, to q O'Clock, P. NJ.
DIR. REEF. MANY Of our readers will be
pleased to observe, by an adVef!iSement in
another column; that DR.. CHARLES F. REED
has entirely recovered his health, and is now
prepared to devote his time and attention to
the treatment Of the "ills and ails that flesh
is heir to-" During his residence in Raven
ma, DR.. Reed has, by his skill and gentle.
manly bearing, gained the respect Of the
community, and should any Of our readers
be SO unfortunate as to require medical aid,
we would recommend him as q gentleman
thoroughly Versed in the intricaces Of his
profession, and one in whom every conf
dence can be placed.
FRANKESsTEIN's PANORAMA OF NIAGARA.
BY referring to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that 1.-THE Panorama Of Mia.
CARA Falls" will be exhibited at the Town
Hall, on Saturday and Monday evenings
next. The Cleveland Herald, in speaking
of this painting, says:
at is unmistakably superior as work OF
art to anything of the kind that has been
exhibited here. The scene from the Sus-
pension Bridge, looking up river, is the mos,
startlingly truthful imitation of smooth wa.
ter in clear day that we ever witnessed,
and similar excellencies mark every portion
OF the Panorama, whether the subject be
smooth water, headlong rapids, the mighty
avalanche Of water over the falls, or the va.
rying scenery on either bank"
JUDGE DOUGLAS SFEEcH.-We are in.
debted to the Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
for a copy of his speech delivered in the
Senate on the Esd of February last, in reply
to Senator Brown, of Miss, ain opposition
to the passage of code Of laws by Con.
gress to protect slavery in the Territories
and in favor of banishng from the Halls OIL
Congress oil questions touching domestic
slavery in the Territories, and remundine
them to the people of the Territories, to be
disposed of as they may see proper, subjec,
to nh appeal to the judicial tribunals, to test
the validity of the Territorial enactmsnts
under the Constitution Of the United States
together with an appendix, showing the po.
sition OF distinguished public men on this
question in the great contests of 1854 and
1856"
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The Great wonder of the WOrI

from all. points and under all aspects in the fresh
green Spring in the heat OF Sum mer; In the gorge
Gus Autumn In the brilliant WinteT vt Sunrise and
Sunsel; In The dreamy Indian Summer; the soft and
mysterious moonlight; In the rhgng storm, and by
hre which occurred IN 1852. Givos the River above
the Falls 10 Grand Island, and below to Lake Onta-
rio; takes the Visitor to Table Book; behind the
Great Fall to Termination Rock-both in Summer
and Winter,-and into that terrific place the ave o
the Wnds entirely around that beautiful spot, Goa
Island, to tho whirlpool; gives trip on the little
st amer "Maid Of the MIST" which very nearly
up to the Great Fall, and several trips in the Ferry
Boats, &C., &C., &c.
Length of Canvass, ono thousand four hundred ant
thirty feet. Number of square feet, twelve thousanC
eight hundred and seventy.
| April 7, l850.-lw. ..r... ,
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UcArION.-on Monday next, the annual
election for one member Of the Board OF
Education for Ravenna village, will be held
in the Town Hall. The polls will be open
from 8 A. NJ, to 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
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GOAL OIL,
" Lard |"
Whale T
Stearin a Candles,
Star Candles,
Burning Fluid,
Lamp Tubes,
Solar Wicks,
Matches,
Bath Brick;
British Lustre,
Glue, Sponge,
Sand Paper,
Smalt, Emery,
Blarking,
Concentrated Lyc,
Twine,
Thermome.ers,
Bird Seed,
FiSh Bone,
Clothes Pins,
Indigo and hluaing,
Chemical Soaps,
Soda ASH,
Sa! Soda.
For sale al
RaYshna, March 4, Is
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TIKI ElferlOSs ON, MOkDAY,-Below we
give the results Of the municipal elections
held i61kis county on MOndsy last, so far
@ we have been able to obtain them
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.-0kkE at 7,aO, a. NJ. CLOSE at 8 P. NJ. Dali
=. Sundays excepted. X. R.A.GILLETTE,P'A NJ
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8 OFFIcE AT RAvENNA-

Grfive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. NJ
c, DopGSt eEeTy Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. M.