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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
"A L S o.
GREEN CARMINATXVE SYRUP

OR, DIARRHGA MIXTURE
A specify, safe and e6sctaol renedy for Di.
orrh@a, D0scatery, Cholera Iptantan,, or
Summer Complaint Of C1ildrcn, Cholera
Norbas, and oag, or all, Irregularities OF
tie BoWels
Travellers should always have supply of this
Syrup with them, to counteract the arrangement
of the Bowels consequent on using a change of
Water.
Every Family should keep this Syrup, and par
tcularly in the summer time, when Fruits are
abundant, and the bowels of Children frequently
become deranged 1t will be found efficacious in
restoring them to their usual healthy action.
Hundreds of certificates might be obtained,
establishing the value of this remedy in diseases
of the bowels, one only of which we will insert
here. Read the following from O. A. Luokett,
Esq, an eminent Lawyer, and highly sp9etable
citizen of Canton, Miss
- This certiies that have used Green's Car.
minative or Diarrhra Mixture in my family for
several years with perfect success, and confidently
recommend it to the public, as the best remedy
know of, for Darrhma and simiar diseases of the
Bowels 1t is especially adapted to the summer
complaints of children who take it readily, and
are fond Of it. o. A. LUCKETT
"Canton, Sept 90, '5S"
For sale by COMPTON 8 THOMAS,
Yazoo City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL BAUGHN, Canton Miss.
June l8, 1859. T42 1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
STOLEN.

If you think ever gaze you my heart,
'Tis time that you were rghted
For | would net willingly send it where
1t had never been invited.
And though, about a thousand things
My memory might deceive me,
If you e'er had talked Of hands and hearts
should not forget, believe NE.
But l know inst when and how twas lost,
And I'll tell you if you'll hear me;
Once, when you We're whispering tender word
And nobody else was near me
My heart came 1uttering up to my mouth
In tumult o. sweet blisses;
And when you touched your lips to mine
You stole it nway vita your kisses,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
The Carroll Patriot Of the Goth ult, con.
tuips the following

The Carroll Patriot Of the Goth ult., con
tains the following:
A sad story is told of a worthy yonne
man of our acquaintance. For some time
past be had paid his address ses to young
lady of our county, who reciprocatiug his
fond Affections in due time botrothal fol,
lowed.
On Saturday last, his heart beating with
fond hopes of coming bliss, lie visited his
intended to arrange the rreliminaries for
their approaching nuptiaIs. Judge of bis
dsmay, when on reaching the house instead
of words of joyous welcome bis ears were
sIuted with the voice Of amentation. In,
stead Of tender glauces of love he was me-
by the fearful eyes of friends
His bride, alas was the bride Of death
Sudden aud resistless was the stroke una.
vaiing the physicians skill. In life's young
morn with hopes IS yet bright Us her own
fair brow she was summoned hence. Who
shall tell the anguish of the fond lovers
heart on this sad occasion. But
"'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at ALL"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
G. LYNN, !
]. w. KARR,

The following dialogue is reported to have
taken place between two boys:
What do you think my father, the
other day, shot nine hundred and ninety
nine pigeons with one barrel of bis gun"
F" Oh! my gosh why didn't you say a
Thousand at once ?"
(Reply provokingly) "Do you suppose
my father would tell lie just for the sake
of one pigeon 7"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

On the strength of an advertisement pub
lished in this paper, last week, Mr.. R. NJ
Bargrove effected sale of property amount
ing to near $4,000 He says he expects t
Try printers lux again soon. Well, if there
are any buyers, we can find them.
[S9@her1( La. Times.
Printers ink in this section, has sold sew
eral plantations, hundreds of negroes, sup
piled ny quantity of schools with teacher,
and brought at least FIVE thousand hands t,
build our levees. Nothing like il!
Vichsbay Sun.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
The CASE OF ALLEGED KIDNApplNG AT
NJ FMpHIs -Ihn Memnhis Rnnnhiu = ~

The CASE OF ALLEGED KIDNApplNG At
NEMPHIs.-The Memphis Bulletin of tn,
18th inst, says:
ga. NJ. Headly, the individual arrested
On Monday last, charged With the crime Of
oegro'steaHng, made lis appearance befort
Judge McKiernaD, Of the Criminal Court
yesterday, on an appi alton for release On a
writ If habeas corpus, which was argued at
some length, and the accused DISCHARGED, -
Meanwhile the Grand Jury had taken tn
case under adyisemeut aud returned true
bill OF indictment against Headly for an a
tempt to commit felony, whereupon he wa.
again arrested and required to furnish bond
in the sum of $3.50 for his appearance for
trial before the Criminal Court, now in
session"
We learn from the BalIetin that Headlv
was tried in the Criminal Court on the 1871
for an attempt to commit felony, convicted,
aud sentenced to two months imprisonment
in the city Jail, coupled with a Rue Of
$50.
1t appears that the specific charge against
Headjy, was attempting to effect double
sale Of the boy alleged to have been stolen.
The Appeal remarks that in oil probability
a requisition from the Governor Of Louisiana
will await Headly's release from prison.
IN. 0, Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

The Gipsies are becoming a serious an,
noyance in s.. Lawrence county, n. Y. A
party Of them apl cared in the vicinity of
Oglensburg recently, bearing marks Of
great poverty, but on searching their prop
erty, several thousand dollars in money
we're found.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

WELL PAID FOR HIS SIGNATURE.-Hhe
Baton Rouge (La) Gazette, speaking of the
Office of Superintendent of Public Edue0
ton in that State, says: "This is very
onerous Office, requiring the occupant to
sign his name as many as four times year.
Now, the salary is So, 1000, SO that the lucky
ircumbent gets $3.50 every time be signs
his name
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
NOTECE.

TVR0M this date, offer my entire stock of
L BUGGlES and FURNITURE at as Low rates
as the same description of goods can be obtained
in New Orleans. Call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as | am certain the
prices and quality of my goods will give satisfac-
ton. Bey' A good assortment now in store.
L. L. BOWER.
September 10, 1859. Tom.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

The Texas Printer has challenge for q
spelling match, for $500, in behalf of lit
tie boy seven years old The challenge is
made by the teacher. 1t is open to all com.
petitors in the United States, of the same
age and time at sch oil.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

"Occasional," the Washington correspon.
dent of the Philadelphis Press, states that
General Caleb COshing, who heads the
Massachusetts delegation to Charleston, is
in favor Of the nomination Of Hon. Jofer
son Davis for the Presidency
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

A Western politician gives notice to all
parties through the newspapers, that he IS
getting his eyes open, The natural infer.
enoe is, that be IS nine days old.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

PAINTS. PIANIST!
WTE have in store large supply of Pure White
w Lead, French Zinc, Oils, Turpeniine mud
Varnishes. Colored Paints in Oil. and dry Of all
,olors, Red Lead, Lytharge Patent Dryer. Putty,
80 Sc for sale by THOMPSON 3 GRAY.
May7 1883. ~,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

The Baltimoreans have an odd specimen
Of judicial dignity in Judge Stump, of The
Criminal Court. It SCENE hard to decide
whether he is moot knave or fool. In the
use of the rioters upon the steamer Ex,
,ress convicted upon evidence showing
hem to be most hardened viuiaus, judge
) ump yesterday senterced them to 100
'qys' inaprisoan,eat and a fine ofI5fg CENTS,
10Th costs lie further expressed tue wish
hat the rioters had concluded the pcrlrm,
ances by pitching the captain of the steamer
overheard,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
9.
TELEGRAPH[C NEWS.
HARPER's FERRY INsURRECTIOy.
Interview wG,a tho Leader Crown
[From the n. 0. Picayune.I

HsAtA AIh , AAeNH lNoU AaEEOlEUNs
Interview VISTA the Lender Brown.
HARPgR's Ferry, Oct 20.-Seuator
Mason, ot Virginia, Mr. Faulkner, Member =
Of Congress from the same State, Mr. Val
landinguam. from Ohio. and other gen.
tIemen, had an interview to-day with
Capt Brown, the leader of the late insur-
rection. The replies Of the prisoner to the
questions put to him we've generally evasiye.
but demons rated very clearly the completely
lot numerous prominent persons Of the
Northern, Eastern and Western States in
the conspiracy
10 the dlgec, questions whether he had
conferred with Giddings, of Ohio, in refer
euce to the instruction, Brown refused to
answer yes or no. He admitted, howcvor,
tbat he had Numerous sympathizers in ali
the free States.
Brown is in no danger of dying from the
wounds he received. AS to Cook, it is
believed he has made good his escape into
Pennsylvania.
The L. s. Attorney, Ould, has left for
Washington, the prisoners having been de.
liyered over to the authorities of The State
'of Virginia.
. WAsuINGroN, Oct. 2l.-Goy. Wise has
arrived IN this city, and made a speech ou
the steps Of the Capitol iu relation to The
/ late insurr,etion at IIarpsr'5 Ferry.
He said lie had taken the csponsibility Of
placing guard to protect eha citizens and
Government property at Farpers Ferry
and it was also his intention 10 distribute
arms at all accessible points in the State Of
Firgilia where sach alta :ks might b.
made
Gov Wise is still here, and ridieulos tbg
geope Of the place fur allowing themselves
to be surprised aud captured Jy handtu.
{ Ab,ljuouists.
Genit Smiths letter to Brown is written
/ u obscure language, informing Brown Of
/ what he had done, and promising to do
what he could to keep Blown at ms Kan
SIS work
/ THE TEXAS FRONTIER TROUBLES.
/ WAsHAGrON, O5t 2O.-Odiyjal adgicos
ave been received from Gen. Twiggs. Of
he Military Department of Texas, inform
ug the Government that he had ordered two
ompgnes Of infoutry to Brownsville, and
that body Of cavalry had been sent out to
.colr that region of the country in pursuit
7 Of the marauders.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
{ WASHINGTON, Oct 20 --Guitel States
treasury receipts for the last week amount
to 81 ,02l, geo; amount in the treasury sub,
ect to draugat, $4,677,O 600 Increase on
the balance Of the previous week, Sl09,00
------,s sSS------
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the old firm of P. B
* Cook & Co., either by Notes or Accounts
are requested to call and settle at once; other
wise, we shall be forced to place the same in
an officers hands for collection.
P B. COOK & CO., in liquidation.
Yazoo City, June is, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

'''NN r OF UE NHENNUFG,
Wgrronted to cure the Ague and Fcyey or
Ch4ls and feper, IN eceyy case ,chere the
d'rect1o@S are .toilowed, @tthout The aid of
any other Medicine.
IL AFlNG purchased the exclusive right TO tbc
| L manufacture and sale Of this remedy we
cheerfully offer it to the public at large as neorer
- specific for ogue and fever than auy otbor ,ne5
cine known '0
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

Why do old maids wear mittens? To
keep of the chaps.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

"John, did you ever bet ou race horse?'
I" No, but I've seen ms sister Bet on an old
mare"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
READ HOWE TESTIMONY.
Man LExlYoroN. Miss. Lnne lnt

NEAR LEXINGTON, Miss, June 10th, '5q
Ressfs CeSseH 4 Boughn Cantoa Miss.
GENTs;--l deem it due to you and the public
to say word in favor Of your GREENS AGUF
AND FEVER MIXTURE. Last fall. | bouqbt /,
hottie rom you, and cured tuelge cases of pu,
and Fever with it. Wd ave used only half the
pottle. In one of the above. me entoned cases |
tad used quinine aud every other remedy could
hear of, without success. 1t never failed in ony
case. Respectfully, HARRIS
This certifps that suffered from Aoue and
Fever for eight ye re-, during which tine trie j
every medicine could hear Of. without snv ner
manent benefit, until obtained Green's AUne snd
Fever Medicine which entirely c,ued me.
september, 1898. WM MILLER.
MEssE5. CAssEtL Il BAUGHN: have used
dreer'5 Ague and Fever Mixture in my family
with unfalipg success, and would recommend il
IN preference to amy other Med cine for Fever and
Ague One hottie cnred four cases
September 20 1858 A. W. CLARK.
To those afflicted with Chins and Fever 7
would saw by al mems use Green's Aaue and
Fever Mixture. i has never faed to cure the
above disease in my family,
September, 1888 ELIJAH YOUNG
have used two bottles of GREEN'S Acme and
Fever Mixture in my family with uniform success
and believe it to be an excellent rerredv
October 1858. W. P. ANDERSON.
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS.
lazoo City,
And by the proprietors
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

" Let the toast be, dear woman" as the
man said when he kicked bis wife into the
Grn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

Coz c. s. TANPLEY,-This gentleman
delivered an agricultural speech, which ia
ublished in the Memphis papers. 1t is one
Of the most able and very best speeches of the
kind wo have ever read. 1t should be print.
ed in pamphlet form aud placed in the
house of every farmer and patriot in TennaS
See.--Vicksburg Sun
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29

I UST RECEIVED
u 300 OF Quinine. es
doz Hostetters Bitters.
" McLean's Cordial
+" Indian Cholagogue.
2 gross Mrs. ALIENS Hair Restorative
of all sizes. by p. B. COOK Il Co
October !. 1859. a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
UNITED STATES TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, Oct 20--Uuitel States
treasury receipts for the last week amount
to 81 ,02l geo; amount in the treasury sub,
ject to draugat, S4,677, 600 increase on
the balance Of the previous week, Sl0S,00O.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-29
THE TEXAS rR0NTTR TEOUBLEs

WAsuIAGroy, Oct. 20.-Odio.al adyicos
ave been received from Gen. Twiggs, Of
he Military Department Of Texas, inform
ug the Government that be had ordered two
.ouponies Of iufoutry to Brownsville, and
hat body Of cavalry had been sent out to
sconr that regon of the country in pursu'.
Il IL ,,,nrn II. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
Chronic Diseases.

DR. I. SNYDER, tho celebrated CHRONIC DISEASE
Il DOCTOR, Il Ravenna, tenders his thanks to his
numerous patrons Of Portage and adjoining Counties for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
and hopes by his in practice to be able to extend
his services to many who have hitherto know little
nothing of his manner of treatment.
d. SNEpER does not, nor never has claimed to be
curea but he does claim s at by many years. inyesti
CATION ohserraon and experience in Chronic Diseases,
in all their multrous forms and tendencies that he is
daily curing and relieving those who have sought relief in
vain esewhsre Every one must know Il at those Ply
sciAns who are kept gong day and night treating acute
annot in the common course OF things. treat
Chronic Diseases with the same those who
make it tn cir whole study and give their whole
ton. II.
On SNYDER gives sustaining treatment in pl c.ses-
consequently he hia patients douE All in.
vads respectfully invited to call Consultations pri-
yats, strictly confidential.
Females by the fall victims diseases pecu.
liar to their nearly ali of which might be saved by
atimely application to DR. Spyder.-dec7-lm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

TIE SPECIAL Term OF THE CoURr OF Con-,
xos PLEAs Is still in session. and will not adjourn until
In week. If indeed all the business intended to
be brought before 1t be disposed of the
slose of the sweek. The @mill suit win doubt
be concluded to-day-wednesday The plaintiffs have
examined thirty witnesses, and offered testimony
dispositions, making fortytwo Witnesses offered in
that behalf. ,s.-
The defendants have summoned ffty-6ve witnesses.
and at this writing Tuesday, a. - had exauined
thirty-hve of this number.
The Grand jury that in session last week, have
found indictments against the following Reb-
beca QUINN Grand Larceny; Lemuel NJ Price, Au,
Murer in the second degree LsmueI BoIes. Charles
town. Burgiary-same petit inrceny; E. b. Bradshaw,
Raysnna, selling liquor to be drank where sold.
The criminal win Immediately succeed the mill
dam suit The countsrfeiter Lee, and others
der previous indictment wilI be tried
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
MAHTUA. N r

DONATION The annual visit of the Con
gregs,onal and Methodist soceies Of Mantua esms off,
at the Union Church, Wednesday afternoon and
ing the 18th inst in behalf Of the Rev A. Norton their
Pastor The numerous attendance. especially in the
evening" and the Of donations. give
the high appreciation Of the bos Of their Pastor
the of religion, by only the members Of the
churches which be serves, but many belonging to
church.
IT seema very evident that the mist ard gloom which
threatened The peace ofzon s being dpsled BY pure
light friendship and religion which is truly eneoureg
ing to the membership and - their Pastor.
The vocal and instrumeptsl music wi.h which the COM
pany furnished by the Choir, and the speeches y
Rev. Mr.. Holster, of GarrsttsEiIe, and Mr.. Norton
gave zes that much increased the interest and delight
Of The oceasion = 81 q & 9--3kst lsl ~ cCqGSsfE
Such is the right kind of holiday now Is the
right time TO enjoy Il.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
RAN DoLP Il.


tos~' espondeace)
The announcement that the Rev. Mr. Ely
would lecture ON the subject Of temperance. Meth
odist Church, Sunday evening, the IIth inst, called
quite large audience Of the rsk ana e o me
temperance army The Rare quhe vice range
70 s remarks but every thing said seemed 70 Dc sPo
pirate and suited 70 the occasion fne iseture was
by earnesness which showed that the
speaker fully impressed with the magnituds of bis
subject The array Of facts which were presented in re-
gard the amount # erne paupsrisn, &c., which are
directly cfaaseabe to n'emperance were truly 's'onsh
ing and the fact tht ntemperance was on the
called oidIy for determined and efficient action on Inc
part Of the friends ofmperanss. bis remedy was moral
suason rrnkard and legal suasion for e dealer
| in Intoxicating drinks.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
W I N D II A M.

y
On "Wednesday evening previous to Browns
execution. meeting of sympathy held at the Acsd
emy. From thirty to forty present. that
Brown had written to Rev. Mr.. Humphrey read
Approprate remarks followed and prayers offered,
shatthe dsrk event. follow, would be ruiz
I'd BY kind Prosidsnce in fastening the downfall of
that worst Of all national evils and reict of barbarism
an enlightened land-sIavery.
An appointment. of visit to be made by
Mr. watertou superintendent and some ten or fifteen
scholars from the Industrial in Cleveland was
made on the first Sabbath of the month"; to come of ON
Friday evening follow ing; but the Superintendent of the
Cleveland and Mahoning Rail Road refused them free
pass to windham. although almost every other road
ctssru " give one, when interests Of that socisty
ssefnsd to demand and necessary consequence
some one hundred and fifty persons who had been called
together by Mr.. watertons appeal before tie Sabbath
School, were disappointed. Tie people, however made
he best Of bad job appointed Chairman, listened
very interesting remarks from Mr. waterton (who
the that evening, he agreed and from
Mr. Lake and others Acontribution was taken up and
with articles brought in, ,de In sosnr
sla sl4 The Choir aIso favored the audience with
pieces, and all seemed to go away with kind and
happy feeling, after all.
HSr Attention is directed to the Christmas
Advertisements and C,ristuas Goods nj tho Ravennn
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
Mary Ann Hazen,

Mary Ann Hazen, Petition for Divorces pending in
the Court of Common Pleas for Port
James A. Hazen, age County, Ohio
TTIHE said James Hazen will take notice that the
92i day of November, A. D. 1859, she fEd her Petit
ton against him. the Office of the Clerk of said Court
alleging gross neglect of duly towards for than
and PRAYING for Divorce from the
bonds of matrimony. TAYLOR WILLARD,
dec7-6w Attsys for Petitioner.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

NEE TING FRIDAY NIGHT.-Oa the night of
Friday last the day upon which yirini wreaked her
bloody upon four martyrs to the of
human Freedom large audience convened at the Town
Hall in this village and presided by Greenbuy
Keen, ESQ., The meeting addressed by H. b. Will
hrd, ESQ., all who had the pleasure of hearing it
able, eloquent, and approp iae the times
and the occasion.
The men and women Of Ravenns are imbufd with a
deep and earnest eeingone which will be effective in
the future, in view of the tragic and rocous capabi
ties which slavery and It's barbaroos savage lions as
been, Of late, exhibiting.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21
. aDDrrIoNAL PREMIUMS

DDITI0NAL rREMIUMS
Awarded by the Board of Government of The Portage
County Agricultural Society," regular meeting of said
Board, Nov. ., 1859: ~
CLA2s
I.aac Phelps for best yearng Cok Book and 100 200
CLASS 6.
Charles Burnett, best span mares, Book and Lou 300
l lsaac y. Mead, I'd s. /" Bookand 100 400
o. H. Price, best sran Geidngs. 500
e. e. Moulton, I'd Book and l 90 400
CLASS Z.
8 G. Edridge. best yeariins Colt, Book and LOO 400
= CLASS 20.
Thos. Hough. best Sow aud Pigs, Book and 400 SEQ
CLASS 81.
Thos Hough best cultivated Farm, A Farmer and loo
Theedore c ark. I'd best e. = S-z-ef re 800
n. 2. Spe'naaD, hest piece reclaimed fsf y sSt<s
Swamp Ground, Book and 400 500
Newell Collins, I'd !. a Cult'r and zoo
CLASS IS.
Thos. Hough, best Acre Corn, Farmer AMI 200
r. f. Osgood, best Acre Oats Farmer and 200
B E.Osgood, best Acre Corn Fodder Cultivator
J.. P. Rowland, I'd Z. 6, Cultiyator 7s-i
1t was ordered that j. r. Vaughn to whom the first
premium on Spa ish Merino Buck was paid through
mistake, be directed TO efInd same, said
premium be paid to Truman Vaughn who produces be-
fore the Board satisfactory evidence that he Is entitled
% it. sa Attest, SAMUEL D. HARRIS, Ir. Sec.
asf ass 9a1 lw s7r3 seg
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

The Justices election in Ravenna. on Mon
day. resulted In the choice of j. D. Horton and W.
man.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

Ns- Attention is directed to the Christmas
Advertisements and Christmas Goods the Ravenr
Book Store and Fancy Bazaar ,8Ata ID
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

yz9S Attention is directed to the Christmas
Advertisements and Christmas Goods at the Ravepns
Book Store and Fancy Bazaar sz-s5zsir &
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

nB- Attention is directed to the Christmas
Advertiser and Christmas Goods The Ravern,
1ook Store and Fancy Bazaar. tF-4sggsef
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

D5- Attention is directed to the Christmas
Advertisements and Christmas Goods at the RaTenna
Book Store apd Fancy Bazaar -. 6ss - r u5fs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-21

Bensoa,s Commentaries.
A FINE COPY of Rov. Joseph Benson's Commentaries
n on the Old and New Testamenis, In i've volumes,
published by the Methodist Book Concern, New York,
hound in calf Catalogue price 650-wil be sold for
TEN dollars, &C the =tEE tFsf
Nov. 80 1855. RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
CWAN,S NEW TREATISE SWANS NEW
> TREATISE-Now for sale at the
3 Nov. O. ssv +:59a5T- RAyENNA BOOK STORE.
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No. AND NAME OF
TOWNSHIP. AND IN
WHoss NAME RETURNED
DELisQUEHT.