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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
New Books! New Books :!

Among the late arrival of New Books at the Ravenna
Book Store, euumerate the foowi G:
SCIENCE OF EDUCATION AND ART OF TEACH
ING, BY John o Ogden, A M.. 25
FROM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT. The simple story
of a Western Home, BY Minister'S wife, 81 90
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD. or Daughters
Love, by A 8 hoe.- a 70
TRUE TO THE LAST, Alone on the Wide, Wide
LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN, BY Henry Ward
beecher- ........ ...''o cenes
KNITTING WORK: Web of many textures. wrought
by Ruth Partngton. 81 70
MARRIED OR SINGLE, By Miss C. NJ. scdgwck,
THE ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG MAN. Trans
lated from the Fench OF octare Feuillet. BY Henry j.
Macdonald 81 w
THE vAGABoND BY Adam Badeau.
| THE POWER OF RE- IGION, the Mind in Re-
iirHmcnt, Affection, &c. By Ii ldley Murray. Scots.
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK.. 81 25
| DIARY OF LAZY MORGAN. 81 90
THE HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE By Rev. E. W.
ooul -. ..-......'.. .Si w
/ PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY, By Miss Anna C.
Johnson. 81 25
VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF RELIGIOUS SUB
i JECTS, BY Henry Ward Beecher.. 81 Is
Il BORDER WAR-A tale of Disunon, ByJ B. james
Author of "Wild Western scenes". 81 Is
i A BACHELORS SToRY-By Oliver Bunce 81 Oo
THE POWER OF PRAYER-By Samuel Irenas
PI ime. Isl OC
Il PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID, or three wears
in the Holy City, By Prof J. H. Ingraham. 81 q
j THE PILLAR OF FIRE, or Israel in Bondage, B!
Prof. ]. H lngraham. 81 p
i ACADIA or a month with the Blue Noses, By Fred
eric S. Cozzens hor of the s'Sparrowgrass Papers
| 81 O
VI THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED LIFE. !
Companion to =" " omans thoughts about Woman,
From The last London edition, 81
u FANKwEI or the San Jacinto in the of Indis
China AID Japan, BY William Maxwell Wood, Nj. D.
s. N. 81
THE LAIRD OF NORLAW, A Scottish Story. 81 G
FRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING, By Henr
ward Beecher. Sl z
THE TEACHERS INDICAT TOR AND PARENT
MANUEL for School and Home Educational work G
rare merit and great value. 81
TEN YEARS OF PREACHER LIFE-Chapters frot
an Autobiography By William Henry Milburn. 81
ADAM BEDE, By Georgia Eliot of the most pop
ular books OF the 81 U
For sale at the RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Sept. II, 1859
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
GftRrar4 sHtRlligRnrR.

CHARLES DICKENS WORKS The well known
of t }. Peterson & Brothers, 306 Chestnut stree,
Philadelphia, have commenced publishing remarkably
cheap edition Of these unaprroachable works of fiction
1t is called Ptersons Cheap Edition for The Mion of
the iorngs Of Charles Dickens, Bos, and will be
issued complete in Twenty eight weekly volumes One
volume will re published regularly each and Sat-
urday, until the whole number OF volumes-twenty eight
lis 3 mpeted The low price fixed by the publishers
for them only 25 cents volume, the whole twen
tyeght volumes for five dollars. complete set will be
narded free Of postage By Maii. any part of the
United Saes to aby one by the publishers receiving
remit of five dollars for the twenty eight volumes;
remittance of three dollars will pay for the first four
teen volumes; a remittance of dollar will pay for
the four volumes. The volumes will be neatly print
ed and each volume will contain 100 large octave pages
printed fine white paper, and neatly bound with pa
per cover. The revised uniform Edingurgh edition,
from which this is reprinted, comprises uwenty-eieht
volumes the of which is serenity dollars and this
edition will every word of the Edinburgh edition.
We commend the rmnaon of this enterprisng Phil
adelpha rm,t furnish the complete and entire works Of
Charles Dickens price reasonable, that all persons
whatever possess full and direct the especial
attention OF readers to the fact, would advise
them alI make remittance of Five Dollars at once
per first mai to the publishers for the entire sc who
will send them complete to my one, free postoge
ceipt of ihnt sum.
Orders may hr left ut tie Rayenna Book Store.
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me Discussion at c1eueland.


| The discussion at Cleveland on Thursday
last, between Messrs. Dennison and Rannev
did not attract as large crowd as we had
expected.
The performances of the disputants were
characterized by courtesey and ability, and
champion.
Each party claimed the victory, and as far
as results were concerned, the famous exploit
of the French King was re enacted
| Of Mr.. Dennisor, however, it is but Just to
say that he is champion worthy of oui
cause, able, we'll informed, candid and COT.
vincing in the presentation of importan,
truths.
As our standard bearer, he is worthy of our
confidence and respect, and the interests and
the honor Of the Republican party are safe in
his hands,
1T was announced that Senator Trumhn
of lllinoi+, and Senator Prgb, of this State
would meet in discussion in the evening OF
Thursday. But Pugh had seen Trumbu at
Washington. and evidently fearing 10 meet
him, 'shot the pit. Senator Pugh did not
appear in Cleveland We commend his bit
ter part of vaor in showing the white feath-
er 1t is the smartest thing he ever did
Senator Trumbul addressed great audi
ence in the Melodeon, on Thursday evening,
10 speech of great ability and power AT
ter having heard him. we can well conceive,
why it is that the Little Giant always roars
with vexaiious pain, when 1'rumbuli gets npon
his track. Mr.. Trumbull left bnt q few
shreds and patches of Senator Do1glas' ia
rnous Popular Sovereignty Doctrine. We
shall give particulars of Messrs. Drnnison and
Trumbulls speeches hereafter.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Mr.. Dennison in Ravenna.

By reference to the list of speaking appoint
ments in our paper of to day, it will be seen
that Hon. WILLIAM DENNIsoN, our candidate
for Governor, will speak iu Ravenua next Sat.
urday evening. The meeting will be held in
the Town HALL The Ladies and Gentlemen
of Ravenna and vicinity, will thus have an ex.
eel ent opportunity to see and hear this earn
est, able and devoted advocate of our cause
and principles.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
D, ath of Charles Butler.

We the sad and broken hearted man, whose de.
is spoken of below, late visit to Berkshire
county. His crushing domestic Affections have sent
him doubtless to premature grave We can but drop
a rear to his memory, we record the death of an
intimate associate and schoo-fellow of youth.
The North Adams Ntaos of the 18th inst, says:
Cbas Butler of this village expired at his residence
last Sabbath morning. after illness of few weeks
Mr. Butler was formerly of South Williamstown, and
occupied the position of Deacon in the Baptist Church
that town, for quite number of years
The Springfield (Mass) Republican says:
Another in the North Adams tragedy has
pired by the death of Charles Butler he father of Mat.
tie which red lost Sunday morning His troubles
the last few months had rendered life burden and he
ready 10 depart.
6" Blessed is the turf. serenely blessed,
Where throbbing hearts may sink to rest
When lifes long journey turns to sleep,
Nor ever pilgrim wakes to weep"
Per CONTRA Littlefed as report says among his rea
and he was present at the Concord Encampment.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
BEEvEs FROM plrPEnEyr srArEs
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
The offerings of beef cattle yesterday lat the Drove
Yards reached about 1900 head The quality was fiom
fair to ordinary but the large supply has tendency
depress prices which declined nearly half cent from
the previous week. Tie figures ranged from to 9T
CENTS ponndhe latter for the hest lots. large
were sent to New York.
The arrivals of sheep during the week comprised about
1853 head which sold at T@sc per ~ dressed, accord
ing to quality The demand was good and the market
brik.
Cows AND CALvEs-About 60 head arrived and sold at
from S25 to $50, according quality.
AT Imhoff IS Hog Market 295C head offered, SELL
ing at S7@S so per 100. according to quality.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Republican Meetings.


The following named gentlemen will speak
at the times and places designated below:
ATWATER.-Thursday EUenimg, Sept %.
j. A. GARFIELD.
Friday EUening, Sept. %.
j A. GARFIELD
s TIRE E T S BO R O'-Saturday Euening,
Sept. PA. A, GARFIELD
RAVENNA Saturday Euening Sept "a
w. DENNIsoN, Jr.
Monday Euening, Sept 26
E B. .IAYLoR-P. B CoNAAT
RAVENNA.-F Friday Evening. Sep 80.
JOSHUA R. GIDDINas.
PALMYRA,-So turdny Eeening, Oct. 8.
E. b. TAYLOR.
The Republican friends are requested to see
that due notice is given of the hour and place
of meeting in each Township where meetings
are appointed.
Republicans in Townships where no neet-
ings have been appointed. will be supplied
with speakers by making application to the
Central Committee.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Aft1r Him

Hon. Abram L;ucolr, of Illinois, is after
Ii tie Dug with sharp sticks. Mr.. Lincoln
spoke at Columbus on the 18th inst, and at
Cincinnati on the 18th inst. No man can
more efE:ctually show up and explode the
sophistries of Douglas, than he Lincoln.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
HEART OF MID LOTHIAN, BY SIR WALT

HEART OF MID LOTHIAN, BY SIR WALTER
soorr-Formins the eleventh volume of the cheap aad
popular weekly publication of the Waverly Novels for
the Million 25 cents each, being issued by T. b Peter
son & Brothers. PHILADELPHIA This enterprising fiji m
are doing great public benefit in thus placing before
the whole aiing munity niIe tenths of whom
Obliged be econom al in literary luxuries the work
of Sir Walter Scott in tie present cheap and opua'
FORM Each volume is got up in neat STYLE all of the
same sze and are printed the rate Of 25 cents vol
the hole tweny.sx volun es for five dollars
and sent free of postage t. ALL receipt of this
This low price should place set of them within tn
Each of everybody in the land.
Any orders for single numbers or for complee se'S,
will be promptly supplied at The Ra,enns Book Stort.
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8 Q o.

The accommodations for man and beast on
the grounds, are second TO no Others at least,
in Northern Ohio.
II is with PLEASURE also, that the Board privileged
to announce that nrrangemrnt has been made with
the worldrenowned PROFESSOR RAREY. tn
deliver of his lectures, during the Fair, the
Horse with exhibition of his system of taning the most
vicious of the Horse kind.
THE FAIR WILL HOLD FOUR DAYS, and it will
be of Directors make the interest of each
day as nearly equal possible.
TWO MULE RACES.-On the first an fourth days of
the Fair there will be Mule Race.
COMPETITION OPEN TO THE WORLD.
HALF EARE.-9y an arrangement ma lie, Half Fare
will only be charged the Cleveland AMI Pittsburgh
Rail Road, all regular trains between Cleveland and
Bayar persons wishing to attend the Fair at Ravennn
EY Persons respectfully requested leave their
dogs at home. All dogs found upon the Fair Ground
will be killed.
ADMISSION FEES.
Family Tickets goed for the Fair) ......Sl 0C
Two-horse Carriage and driver (each entra lce Sc
One-horse Carriage and driver (each entra nce0. 2s
Saddle horse and rider, (esch entrlnce0 q
Foctmer, leach entrance) II
For further information, address ]. S. HERRlCK,
, sept 1l-2w Corresponding Secretary
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Mr.. Giddings in Ravenna.

By notice among the list of speaking ap.
pointments, it will be seen that the veteran
statesman and patriot, JOSHUA R. G1DD1SGs
will speak in Ravenna, on Friday evening, of
next week. We need not ask the people to
come ont-as matter of course, there will
be great rally of ladies and gentlemen TO
hear the words and lessons of wisdom and ex
perence, which none can utter and give so
we'll as this brave, true and long tried defend
er of Freedom and free principles.
The Meeting will be in the Town Hall.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21


With the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pai1
He is Phys ician indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. J. LYONS cures tt fol
lowing complaints in the most obstinate ges of their
existence, viz
Diseases of the Throat Lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neur algia, Fits
or Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
rangements. Also, all diseases of the Blood,
such Scrofula Ers sspeas, Careers,
Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all otler
com,,caed chronic complaint.
All forms of Female Difficulties ATTENDED to with the
harpiest results.
It hoped that will despair ofa until they
have gi, en- the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines fair
faithful trial. s During The Doctor s avels in Ell
rope; West Indies East Indies, South Am erica and the
to restore to health and vigor thousands wi giver
up and pronounced ncurable by the most eminent Ole
School Physicians; nay more, thousands Who OF
the verge of the grave, living MOI UMENTS
the Indian Herb Doctors ki ard successf, treatment
and are daily exclaming-" Blessed be ,e day when
first we saw and partook of the Indian B.rb Doctors
Medicine.
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly and
cheerfulIy given whenever requiTed.
The Doctor edges his word and honor tIa he Will in
powise directly indirectly induce care any invalid
to tnke his medicines without the strongest probability
of n
Remember, consultation and advice free. The pool
shall lie liheral'y considered.
EY Post Office address, box 1868,
sent. "a. RJ.LYONS. MD.
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PRICE OF BEEF CATTLE.

No. reported for this market at Forty fourth 423
The prices reported as follows:
First quality 9(0IOc.
Medium S6Sdc
Ordinary 6(07c.
Some ezra good Beeyes may be quoted at -@lOIc.
The general average of the market -@sxc.
The most of the sales range from S@9Bc.
Total number Of Bee,es received in the city this
week $3.50.
This is 1879 head than last week. and 225O lead
than the of last The average number
at each Wednesday market last year 1852 head, While
the number to d,y, beng 1929 shows All more
than the average and Lead more than this day week.
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT sTArEs
A. NJ. A1erton & Co, Droprietors of the Washington
Drove Yards Forty fourth street, report the cattle in
market from the following states:
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

The NIws of tie arrival OF Mail Steam Ship Pnrs
was received on Monday.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
THE VERY LATEST WAR NEWS! !!
WALKER STILL LIVES!

Not the FYllibilster Man but The Tailor Man =!
9. WALK FIR, two doors East of the Rarenna
y. Book Store. is always hand and prepar d 10 do
anything in the -
TAILORING BUSINESS,
on the shortest notice. and in the best possible manner
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
n" Cutting done EXACTLY to Order.
Most kinds Country Produce taken in exchange for
work
June a. 1850. je15-6m.
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Let the Republicans everywhere bear in
mind the Congressional Ma Messing at AL.
lance, on Saturday, of he present week.
MIR. DENNIsoN. our gallant standard bearer.
will address the people there
1t is to be hoped that The people in immense
nnn bers will rally to the meeting
The Rail Road will carry for half fare.
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The Rail Roud will carry for half fare.

GeOur candidates need no vindication
ifom the criticisms of the Sentinel of last
week. Republicans will look to other ques
tions in regard to the character and ,osi,on
of their candidates. Ine communicates,
signed Hiram, as we are informed from a re-
liable source con tains misstalements in -e
gard to 'he appointment of Republican dele.
g'tes and deliberately misrepresents the
Anti Slavery character, views and position of
Mr. Garfield and his associates. 1t is unnec.
essay to reply in serious DEF all TO such scrib.
pie's Their insect Ell zr, can do no harm 10
our cand date, or ar cuuse.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

The Ravenna Book store is now in receipt of
fresh stock of Blank Books, Pass Books, M'moran-
dums, Letter Books, Books of Blank Notes, Books of
Blank Drafts.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Married.

- -@-0.0I-e|-~-"-"-~>~
CHALKER-VEITS.-In Nelson, The 10th inst, by
Cornelius baldwin, Esq. Mr.. Warren Walker of Free
dom, Porage count, and Miss JerusIl Ves of outh
ington, Trumbull county.
PARKER-BO THAI Bracevile, Sept. 18th, by
Rev. Mr.. Bosworth, Mr.. Anson Parker OF Newton
Falls and Miss Eliza A. Bosworth of Braceyille.
SEYMOUR-PARKER.-At Newton Falls Sept 18TH by
Azor ALel, Esq, of Warren. Mr.. Gideon Seymour Of
Rootstown, aud Miss Lucy j. Parker of Newton Falls.
C0LLINs-LANE.-In Maniua on the sth inst /, by A. N
Farr, 80. Mr. Ambrose g. Collins of Charlestown. to
Miss Sarah Z. Lane of Windham
HINMAN-GREEN.-S Scp:. 18TH at the residence of the
brides father by Rev. E. C. Sharp, Mr. John s. Hin
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Proceeding of the Quarterly Meeting of the Ladies
Gentlemens Temperance Alliapce will appear next
week.
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PROVE ALL THING s!
1859. September Appointments. 1859.
DIR. II. w. WADSWORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE.
The Mode of Examination
Pursued by DR.. wADSwoRTH is very simple, and
entirely new: and by il disease of of the internal vital
ORGANS is in very few minutes detected with facility ard
certainty and without asking tue patient question, or
having the least previous knowledge OF the case.
Amopp the Diseases treated successfully
SCrOfUZa,
And all diseases of scIofuous oriVn. Ulcers Tumor
ENLARGED Glands JOINTS Hip Diseases, Swelled Neck
or oitre Scrofuous Eyes, Scad Heal, Eruptious
on the face other parts Cancer Fistu, Spinal Dis
cases Dyspepsia Gravel Impotence, Structure, ST. Vtus
Dance Eplepsy Rheumatism, Dropsy, etc., etc.
All diseases peculiar to Females, au all chronic dis.
cases of The Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs, Heart, Somach,
Liver, Kidneys Spleen, Skin, or other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease,
OF any description, may be assured that their win
be treated fairy and candidv, and they will not be
couraaed take medicine without corresponding pros
meet benefit DR. W. has visited Cleveland ad other
nlaces In Ohio and New York. regularly for the last TWO
yeais and can furnish patients with any amount OF ev
the above places once in five or SIX wteks, ioi
year. thus gving those who consult num- oPportunlss
continue Those which have been srea,en
by others, aud pronounced ineurahe are
call. IL will cost you nothing TO ha'e ''"' NS'' ''h
Any nrrson sending a correct statement OF their symp
,ms nd enclosing S. will have nedicno adapted TO
h;S asa snacirnt to last month or i've weekssent
theh os eNp'' Ii W. wApsWoRTH NJ d.
Batavia, N. Y
rao,h ex,rncted without pain, by Galvanis'n.
RNIVNISTR ATOR'S NOTICE, - NOTICE
~ ia hereby given that the undersigned 1as been ap-
nointed Administrator on the estate OF Az 'asa Chape
late of Portage No'"''' JOSEPH l.. JAMES.
f,b,r,estoyn, Sept 49, 1859. sep2l-Swa
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RETAIL MARKET.
Per Barrel,
Fer Bush eI.
Per PO,fD1.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

Commercial transactions. aid the money and grain
markets continue without marked change animation
Money in New York reported plenty and easy call
at p cent /, short, first class paper 6@7.
In Cincinnati continued tightness in currency is
ported.
In the Cincinnati produce market there change
the better in prces-hour continues dull but wheat
somewhat frmer. .la-.H.-
In New Orleans there is improved demand for su-
pene flour ard lders asking higher prices, but no
advance has been established.
The Chicago grain market exhibits activity, and
prices have slightly advanced.
In New York stocks dull a1d down.
In Boston there have been several heavy failures of
Leather and Shoe dealers The Publishing house Phil
lips, Sampson K Co. has suspended payment.
In regard to the money market the Boston Post says:
" The money market soems to have settled down from
the active spirit of the first Ealf of August To first
class borrowers the current 10 per
paper of almost any length. At the same time money is
in demand, upon the WHOLE and the banks have
difficulty in lending all their Exchange with New
York is about even The hnuk specie here is well main
tained but ii does not increase rapidly
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Willow Cabs.

EgNEw SUPPLY n of elegant Willow Cabs fol
IA Children, just received and for sale cheap at the
Sept 13. 1851 RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

BULLS HEAD-The report of the Cattle market in
another column shows most depressed state of things
yesterday than the day before. The weekly supply
of cattle being much larger than in any week for year.
is the legitimate Of the Decline which is equal
fall of cent pound upon The rates of last week.
Nothing but extra real premium fat Steers brought
10 cents net pound.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
W LILLIAN DEM NISON, JR-,
of Franklin County
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROBERT c.. KIRK,
of Knoz County.
For Auditor of State.
ROBERT W. TAYLER,
of Aahoning County.
For Secretary of state,
A ISON P. RU S S ELL,
of Clinton County.
For Treasurer of State,
ALF RED P. STONE,
of Franklin Co1tn'y.
For Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM Y. LSON,
of Hamilton County.
For Member Board of Public Works,
JOHN B. GREG DRY,
of Scioto County
For School Commissioner,
An SON SMYTH,
Of Franklin County.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL TICKET
For State Senator,
j A M ES A. G ARIEL
of Portage County.
For Member of State Board Of Equalization.
J o H N H O Y, of Summit County.
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The roots and the leaves will be for the healing of IL
SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

nR. R: LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb Coctor
~ he consulted at The following places every mouth
during ls59-60:
Cleveland Office 1884 Superior street. Office days ia
Cleveland foows:ls I'd, 11th 18th, Is h, 24h 25th,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

Each party claimed the victory, and as far
as results were concerned, the famous exploit
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

As our standard bearer, he is worthy of our
the honor Of the Repabl.c Can party are safe in