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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-30

DORT, SHERRY AND MADEIRA VINES
$50 casks, embracing very choice Qualities in
store ard bonded warehouses for sale lowest rates by
ia27-t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-19

A lazy. over-fed lad returning from his
work one day was asked by his master il
lie lad no other motion than that.
a. Yes" replied the youth s.but it's a lit
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-19
Dow Creek Nursery.

ME subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to the settlers of South western Kansas that
he has FIFTY THOUSAND fine, likely. one
and two year old Apple trees of the very best
varieties cultivated in Che west. Ny gratis were
obtained of Of the best Nurseries In Illinois,
and my trees warranted to be the kind they
are represented. will sell better trees for less
money than ever was known In this part of Kansas
also have 900 900 or 200 900 of the largest and
best hedge plants ever raised anywhere, for sale
cheap ROB'T Fl. ABRAHAM
Dow Creek Oct l. 1851
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-19

-c 40 prevent fish from smelling in summer
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-19
wagon Making and Repairing

" sI5OH 1z-et1A1LI5 anu Is6pdIIIHB
OSEPH RICkABAUGH, having opened
e Wagon Shop in Emporia, opposite to Cox IL
Bakers Blacksmith shop, ia prepared to do all
kinds of work in his i:ne of business, in salts
factory manner. Wagons, Flows, Harrows, Gull
tivators, Ok Yokes, ETC., made to order
n6Q-lv
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-19

&C. &c, &C., 90. &c.
Among the other articl,s would enumerate ths
following, viz:
200 Sacks extra superfne Flsur;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New Crop);
hhds. prime N. o. Sugar;
bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malaga Raisins;
10 chests best Imperial Tea:
5 Young Hyson do;
1" Oolong do;
go bbs crackers;
tierces Rice;
so sacks Dairy Salt;
go % coarseido; -a-s
so bushels dried Peaches;
Z casks baking Soda;
10 doz. cans oysters;
10 sardines;
10 bushels Nuts
10 boxes Glasgow No. Tobacco;
go boxes best "Venable" do
. boxes best Natural Leaf:
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 +" Yarra do.
% boxes Family Soap; E
boxes ErasiFe Soap;
3 boxes CASTLE Soap;
40 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Mould do;
10 eases Friction Matches
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes:
10 kegs Hazard Rifle Powder;
10 Blasting do
20 bags shot assorted sizes3
$4,000 sc. D." Rife Caps;
800 lbs. Lead;
10 coils Manila Rope;
II doz. bed cords;
IL pieces heavy Satinett 80
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints;
bales Cotton Batting;
SO Kegs Nails;
30 boxes glass. various sizes);
ceroons Indigo;
10 nests Tubs;
10 dozen hoped Buckets ("shaker Pals,
doz. Well Buckets;
And last, though not least,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

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AMUsHMHNTS.
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's =. a, ssIassss
r.. ,.:,., 80. -: s::.D .a. HERON
Lesson. 1'.' ia v'i Anon & dram. q.
in which Mad Pona nrs Eddy and Mr. Fisher will appear
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MEDEA, nEnEA, MEDEA.
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Monday evening. MATlLDA nERoN and Nh. x. EDDY
-3sy.R o.R0Ts1
rHxRE WILL If 81 :
rr.rees sSs
EVENING.
sE SS5nS
FOR THE e 81 Ekl soGscrcAuIrs
NEW rLA FIVE ACTS
CALLED r,,v o,-o,oov
Which WIN be q produced
Monday night mont
NEW powza7 THEATRE
IN Sole Propretors, Msssrs O. L. Fox W. Ingard.
Doors open II o. Psrf ORR zee commences at
Saturday Evening, Dec 5 1852
IRISH BALLAD AND JIG.
HANDSOME JACK:
ss,, q
DOOM or OF I DEvnLE
MAIDEN,s vow,
ss ss &. :S ~ Z in s sS sss ss s u ss
Now 10 q b ne seen Ssrs fun length Wa. Figure of
His Autograph co@.son Knouud q.
's ;,
Is cents ssss. ---.- -. : ----. - --- D-.
RRYANTT'Tss I MIN s1dS9 Hs,, y, nno.nv.v
THE J EHGs Nn TkS Sp Bs " TIVE WORLD
N The smabs ,a ETHIOPIAN Ss"saans
JOLLY 1 5ack kiE p1ss Rbs65Es REEF.
New .as srsns! plantation song .aa DANCES
Door. open * Commences aoS Tasss Is cent.
hAA BROADWAY.
- Mr.. HENRY WOOD
80 8 cav '''-'' AT IMMENSE EXPENSE.
effected an engagement with the
MOST woSDI coaIc VOCALIST
MR.. SAM cowE1L. OF THE AGE
received S with ~ A~''
Nv -. n,.s. "A. ASO ClSiS a. OF DELiaHr
" INC press anu pu0A' NEW YORK,
- = aasi II EE HS Ecsi SINGER
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
and win discourse N n. >, . $500 anvrD ~
This s. THE s anSssHa TOPICS OF TIE DAY.
THE UNITED IT 20. TALENT
GREATEST COMIC VOCALIST
BAN6 OF aiNsTRELs
oasr: ~ : TIE CITY ~, ,a,rrr
As USAffho Mr. saM c 81 Fl u DELIGHTFUL
will b. continued s3 ey.ry ooAio ooS'hh1S
MONDAY wpnursn.v.
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY ID
a LIE a1H0a -aAA -.
VI p asa
veox rHr isT DEGREE 70 THS $50 AND LAST pnEcREs
wui sfe rIsce ri Aha ACADENY OF MUSIC on the 2h Of
December
The Seventh RegmentNand OF Fifty pieces g. Nou Leader
The for this ball being made An extensive
SCALE and the display will be Of no ordinary nature
Tickets admitting one gentleman and two adea ~ Extra
adiee nckeB$i, r,., -, x~-. - - AZ.
Broadway; James AUSTIN & se g. Lodge, a. Gdd Fel-
lows Hail nooen mcyoy, ~ secs A. .. Dsum ,
monG I< EImnnu "a oS' :" uson s2o0s'
IN, ~. =. Tr1- Y. T1xrr 70 NV sorr .xpm-.
4 DELiNA fAIIlIMA! N ~ ~ DAL ONNAMnnoAA,
"A wnicn posuvey l1c los. lor VIC noA. .wo on...
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GREAT NAT!oEA M. riC * 4 Eou,~o~o~
VI TIE hoME DE W. AShIn0IoN
AFTEk The WAh,
Painted ~ EoeHcr ana mignos nov o. 1cnMen " us
Prom A. N. 70 p NJ and from % evenings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

-rNoR ALEXANDRIA,, WARRINGTON AND GEOR0E-
town-Tbe Me- York and Virginia screw steamship Com,
pany's new and favore stesmahp MOUNT vEkNON. r y.
Smith Commander will leave pier ~ NJ r. on sauruay
O'Clock r. NJ Passage, Including ssatevoon ana mras
o. 80 Freight cent? fo No comms U ~ io 70. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The FLORIDA Captsn Isaac Crowen VIII icsye % satsr
Tickets can be for following placesfare As low a. BY
any other from New York TO Savannah accommodA
New York 70 New Orleans $50 Isl Mobile SsS Montgomery
Ala, S26; Atlanta, Ga $23; Albany Ga, ~ COLUMBUS
Ga, SIS Macon Ga, SCI; Augusta, So Savannah $H
The AUGUSTA, Capt NJ S. Woodruff, VIII succeed ana SAL
On Saturday December 10, at3 n. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

E,uRNTuRE- HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE.
in hold Furniture; money advanced Furniture, Mer-
chandse Watches Diamonds Horses Wagons seisbs
rsgcs Nautical and Surveying Instruments, and all kinks Of
Property 10 be sold or stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

N gOUYHANPrON AND HAvRE-fHH UNITRl
y 0ates Nan Steamer FULTON, J. A. Wcttou, Gem
l wn eeye Tor Aavrs tssshng q squsSanpssn p Ian
e. 1sm pier North river. foot Of Beach street. IN
has ave wsssr tight Compartments encaosins the ensnes
zach te and tbepumps being free 70 work the sAfeT
essel and passengers would be sscured rcce o. ra.
) W. DRAYTON, Agent No. Broadway. N. B.
steamer ARAGo succeeds ths steamer Fulton, IN
JAnuAxY1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

-AvANA NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MEXICO
ID New York and New Orleans ST amshp Company For
New Orleans via Havana 70 sah on Monoay neg = S
Capt j. Smith, will commence TO receive freight on Thurs
h Of iadnr signed the hour Of sailing For freight
passage apply to the agents, LIVINGSTON CKochEhoN
Through tickets issued Vera Cruz and all ports Texas
uer Southern steamship Compsnys line Of steamers
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-The steamship Bremen arriv-
ed on the Goth, with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
The British Ministry under Lord Derby had resigne !,
the of confidence experienced bv the resolution Of
the House of Commens being the immediate cause.
Lord Palmerston has been chosen Premier and Lord
John Russell tn. Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
The London Times says that Russell ardent friend
of Italy; both he and Pamsston want Austria to admit
her defeat her ascertained nriory and the unconque'-
able disadvantages of her position south of the Alps Both
Of the opinion she wou consult her greatness,
by renquishing territory which great army and
still greater odium.
Napoleon to return France Pelissier is to be
commander-in-chief
The Austrian Prince Metternich is dead.
The French passed the Aldo without striking bow
The Emperor ii is said will command in person. acni
on the defensive.
The Austrans evacuating their strongt ods. The,
had Quilted Piacenza Bologna all the states OF the church
Ferraro and Malingano. Mantua would probably b
their headquarters. .-.. .r-s ......
i The French fleet in the Adriatic receiving pow
srful re.inforcements. Wheat had declined shilling
in London. fhe weather favorable for the crops
Il The California Steamship, Moses Taylor, arrived
New York on the 26h with San Francisco dates to Il
le-h.
sba had on hoard 80 O41 600 in gold.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

Walker has resigned 6hb lstering and that be
intends to unite his de>tinies with lady of
Lower California, who once saved his life
She is said to be abundantly rich, hut object
ed to the alliance in consequence of differ.
ence of religion. That has been obviated by
the ceremony at Mobile.
a lnuatic in the Central Asylum is prepar
ing to bid for the ease of the Public Works,
next August. He had addressed several let
tiers tothe Board, and his only difficulty now
seems to be the lack of money to deposit as
security. .--- -r
A Michigan farmer, writes from Plymouth,
in that State, to the Detroit advertiser. that
the midge is at work by millions on the
wheat fields Wheat that has escaped the
frost will be destroyed by this mischievous in
sect. .......-.-5 .- --.-.-.. .
We learn from conversation with the
Treasurer on Tuesday. that the delinquent tax
es this year will be less than for many years
previous, and that they are paid more prompt
ly than heretofore. This is pretty good evi-
dence that the solid men, the bone and sinew
of the county, are sound in financial matters
l-Coanedut Reporter. ,... -...-..s
The Fair of the Lake County Agriculture
Society will be held at Painesvie, Oct 5th
9Th, and 7th. The list of premiums offered il
extensive as we'll as liberal. ..-.
i VIM H. Gibson, one of the State Treasur!
defaulters, renewed bis bail in the FRANKLIN
County Court on the 2lst, for his appearance
at the next term, in the sum of $4,000
Breslin continues to claim British protection
against the service he SO richly owes the Stat
of Ohio.
"A fight between Mormon saints and Pike
Peakers took place in Iowa, not long sine
lin which the Peakers rescued young lad
who had become disguised with the follower
of Brigham
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
20

iisobicafeH to The Minister at Berlin. tor the
infSsmai7oh of the Prussian government =
that native born Prussians, natusalized 10 the
United States and returning to the country OF
their birth are not liable 70 any duties or pen
allies. except such as was existing at their EN-.
ioration- If, at that time they were in the
army O, actually called into it. such emigra
t;on and naturalization do not exempt them
from the legal penalty which they incurred by
their desertion. but this penalty may he enforc
ed against them whenever they shall voiunta
riy place themselves within the local jarisdic
ton of their native country, and shall be-
proceed against according to law But when
nc present liabilities exist against them at the
petiodsof their emigration. the law of nations,
in the opinion of this government, gives no
right TO any country TO interfere with natural
lied American citizeDs. and the attempt to 90
so would be considered an act unjust 10 ltseir
and unfriendly towards the United States =
1t is only when he voluntarily returns TO MS
native country that its local laws can be en-
forced against him. l am, sir, your obedIent
servant sas LEWIS CASS.
The Chicago Times, douglas paper) in re-
viewing Gen. Cass' letters says:
We cannot permit this broad infraction OF
what has long been deemed the policy of the
American government, to pass without ex
pressing oar own humble dissent, and also to
lexpress the hope that it may never receive the
approval of any considerable portion OF the
American people-at least of those who have
heretofore claimed an attachment to the great
principles of Democracy. 80
That any such doctrine be endorsed by any
considerable portion of American citizens
does not seem possible. and the manner th'
Administration has, of going contrary to th
Constitution. which it has sworn TO honor an'
keep sacred. only shows. as the Hon j. P
Stanton says Of it, that it is little weak i
4 the knees ssaesF1 80
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

A special dispatch to the London Times
says that on the sth the second Austrian army
bad its head quarters at Cadogra on the
Aldo.
Pavia was evacuated by the Austrians.
The Anstrians have evacuated Larano. .aban-
doping their materials of war and taking shel
ter in vessels on the Swiss waters.
Three Austrian transports, with vessels in
tow, have been stopped in Swiss waters, and
surrendered.
The Emperor of Austria had issued proc.
lamation to bis subjects in the Tyrol and
Zoralbig. calling them to arms.
The Austrians had refreated beyond the
river Addo. 5 $50.
ITEMS AS TO THE ALLIED FoRcEs - The
Emperor Napoleon and the King of Sardinia
entered Milan on the 9th inst, where they
were most enthusiastically received.
The Emperor and King Victor Emanuel
attended Mass in the Cathedral of Milon on
the 9th, when TIE Deum was sung. They
subsequently, rode through the city. The en-
thusiasm of the people was indiscribable.
The King of Sardinia had issued procla-
nation to the Lombards. saying that their in
dependence having been secured, a regimen,
liberal and durable, will be established. He
eulogises the Emperor Napoleon, and calls on
the Lombards to join them on the battle field
The latest advices say that the Allies were
advancing from Milan in pursuit of the rs-
treating Austrians. a, as.-rz .
The Austrians were at Lodi, and the Allies
advancing rs
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF THE WAR-Ths
Duchess of Parma had quilted the Ducky
70 leaving the government to the municipality
=, and releasing the troops from their oath of al
legience. The municipality dispatched der
ntation to the King of Sardinia, requestin
him to accept the Government. s.
A Hungarian legion was organizing at TT
~ rim. ...,... T..
% II is stated that Prussia had given indica
's- tions of aiding Austria. ..-
en- 1t is reported that the Prussian army wi
be mobilized, and Prussia will soon take pa
at in the conflict.
a. 1t is also reported that the Prussian Gov
ernment is negotiating for the passage
ne troops through Germany.
70 The London Posts correspondent says th'
over five thousand of the prisoners are TIA
ed ians, who took the first opportunity to gil
sia themselves up. They were always placed
front and were threatened by the Croais
ph the rear if they did not fight well They of
cred to join the allies but their services ha
on not yet Ell accepted.
80 Gen. Canrobert is not dead, nor mortal
I'LL wounded.
Gen. Garibaldi had beaten an Ausr
he force at Brescia. Five hundred Zuoaves we
no killed and wounded.
he The Swiss Government has ordered the in
IT mediate fertilization of the Austrian fronti'
;. The armies we're preparing for another ge
b eral eng gagement.
'". GENERAL FOREIGN ITEMS. - The Britt
as sloop of war Heron capsized in tornado
the African coast One hundred and sew
en- lives we've lost. The Captain and twenty-s
up, of those on board were saved,
ian The Red Sea Gable broke and was lc
when only six miles from Cape Sidera.
not DEATH OF Mr.. BAILEY, OF THE NATION
&c ERA.-Gamaliel Bailey, editor of the .Natic
en- al Era of Washington, died on board t
to steamer Arago on the 5th inst.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
pRnRATE CnrRT.
Harlow Chnpin q. ais rs. Center MN Co.

HdrlOiD Chaplin d. ais rs. Center MIL Co.
CHERIFF SALE.-By vir'ue of a third order
- of sale directed and delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage County, and State of Ohio
Court House in the town of Ravenna in said Coun and
Stlte, Saturday. the Both di of July, D. 1852 at
the of O'Clock, P. M, of said day. the
following described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the township of franklin county of Portage
and sta of Ohio wit: all defendants tile and inter-
the following pieces in lot No. 81 beginning at
hole pecked in the rock the side o the Cuyahoga
river il being the the north piece of land
in said LOT 81, decided by B. r. Hopkins Charles
Mathewsi thence westerly along said north line three
chains 25 links post thence mort erly parallel
with the road leading from Mddlebury 10 Mantua
to the north line of said lot 81 thence easterly along said
lot line to The north east of piece of land deed
ed by Charles Rhodes and William Pemeroy 10 B F.
Hopkn thence southwardly along the east line of sid
piece of land to the south thereof and from
thence southwark directly to the place of beginning
of may have been decided by the Center Mill Company
Also, commencing at the southeast corner of this
piece of land thence westwardy along the south line
chains and Is links to the south west thereof;
feet thence eastwardy parallel with the first line to the
west bank of the Cuyahoga river thence northwardly
along said west bnk tn the place of begnning-contan
ing twalve one-hundreths of an lie.
And also that piece of land in lot No. AZ in Franklin.
bound as follows: the by the east line of said
owned by Barber Clark the north by the north line OF
said lot No 40 aud Arsn Ons land and the and
south by said Olins land and land late of b. F.
Hopkins. t ..
Re. Appraised at s135oo.
Taken order of third sale as the property of
and ais.
THO R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
RERUBEicAM STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
WILLIAM DENNISoN, JR..
OF Frazklaa County.
For Lieutenant Governor, es og -
ROBERT G.. KIRK,
OF Kaor County.
zAfi For Auditor Of Statc,
ROBERT W. TAYLER,
5s;if9 = Of Adhonfa0 Coanty.
e q, For Secretary of state,
Adds p. RUSS SELL,
OF Citation Cossnty.
For Treasurer Of State,
LFRED P. STONE,
Of FraakliN conn'y. f4lf..
7ar .geli For Supreme Judge, eaaess
WILLIAM z. GHOLS ON,
~. a3is = OF Hamilton County.
- For Member Board Of Public Works, ' -
JOHN B. RE G o RY, -
s. - = Of Setoso County! So g
For School Commissioner,
AN NeStMYT H,
f. of Frdnkltn ooanty-,o
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Telegraphic.
Rsportsa Ecl.slpszu for .hs PORTAGE County Democrat

WASHINGTON, June d.
Attorney General Black has decided that there is
form of certificate the of passport which
State officer may lawfully issue He says the imposons
practiced upon the eraie and unwary by the fabrica-
ton Of worthless passports led to the passage of law
combining their issue to certain legally authorized agents
dispatch from the American Consulate at Hamburg
shows how fghtfuly innocent been robhed nv
the spurious passports The Attorney
era that the Notary who signed the paper
accompanied the Dispatch be prosecuted he being
ly within the penal provisions of the law.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

their Office in Ravenna until noon of Thursday. the
h day OF Jnly next sealed proposals for the constru
tion of Bridges at the following places, to wit:
One in Rootstown, over Breackneck creek, near the
residence of Joseph Jones' One in Nelson Township,
Mowbry's MILL and one Stone Cuvert in the Town
ship of Atwaer the residence OF L. Hanes in the
East part of said township, town line road.
Contractors will make their proposals estimating the
stone work by the perch of 25 feet perch including
in the price per perch all necessary excavations and
foundation tmbers and the work by the foot,
tmating the length of the Bridge The material and
styie of workmanship be equal to that employed on the
best bridges the county ~hn the last four
yearse
Bonds will be required Of contractors for the faithful
performance of their contracts.
The Commissioners will meet at their Office In Raven
ma on Monday the 1h day of July for the purpose
of compaI ing proposals, making contracts, &c.
By orde: ofthe Commissioners,
ALFRED BALDWIN, Auditor. +.
Auditors Office, Ravenna, .une II, 1859. jel5-3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
The Iowa Republican State Ticket.

The Republican State Convention met at
Desmoines on the 22d inst and nominated the
following ticket: for Governor, s. j. Kirk
wood; Lieutenant Governor, N. s. Rusch
Supreme Bench, L. P. Lowe, LID. Stock
ton, Caleb Baldwin.
resolutions condemning the Cass Nentral-
izatlon letter. the Slave Trade and the Mars
achusetts amendment, were passed
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Yarv-lika Rnchanan

The Philadelphia Press thinks that the ad.
ministration would not have withdrawn the
national protection from naturaIized citizens
VI had not owed its election to them as the
President could not. consistently with his
uniform practice. die in peace until he had
betrayed every friend that ever supported
him.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

To ADvERTIsERs-It becomes necessary
again remind advertising customers that to insure
Insertion for the week advertisements be
hand in by 10 O'clock, A. NJ. Monday. Advertisers
respectfully requested leave their advertisements at
the Business Office, in the Ravenna Book Store, and
take them in person to the Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
In Ravenna and Gar rettsviIIe.
MONUMENTS,
TOMRSTONES, MANTLES,

% .i9 CABIN ET.SIIABS, 6c. 'r
TEPT constantly hand, and manufactured to order
N We shall not ask those who paIronize 10 select
from OLD and INFERIOR STOCK, and our prices in
all cases little below
EVERY LOW RATES !"
We give just VIII 1t they bargain for
and perfect satisfaction ia every instance We
emplo second rate workmen, and are prepared to-
execut orders promptly
Please call at shop. the north side of Main St.,
opposi tePrentss House, Ravenna, o.
IT. NJ. JONES & CO.,
IT, Successors to Wait & Jones.
T. M. JONES, OIL HkwLEY, J. JONES
Ravenna. o.. ----. ..a ...r LIZA. .
Garrettsville, o.
We have made arrangements, and shall open Marble
Shop at Garretsvie in few days, and shall make it
object for those wishing purchase Marble Work to
give a call T NJ. JONES & co.
june 90, 1859. 20
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Very-like jackson.

Very-lik Jackson. T. -a-..--..
President Buchanan is said to have cult
waited habit, recently, of ripping out upon
occasions when he desires to be impressive,
the original oath : By the Eternal.-C Cincin.
natl Commercial. SD ',u
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

s- SAcKvILLE, N B., June %.
The steamship Arabia, with Liverpool dates to 18th
inst arrived Halifax, but owing 10 the refusal of
the Nova Scotia line transmit press reports
the public will be deprived of for day. The Horse
Express will reach here about midnight.