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rJ-Third Ward American CIub-The meet
ings Of this Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
at ~ O'clock at the Hail. Of Camp and Nachez
Members will please attend punctuay business of import
will be transacted.
jel8 j. G. POINDEXTER, Pres't pro tenn,
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Public N0ttce

Is hereby given that have ten of the
Iron Building known the Story Building" at the
Of Camp and Common Streets and intend to
occupy the lower ground floor The second third
fourth stories are to let Apply to Alfred Munroe Co..
No. "a Magazine street.
ALFRED MUNRoE,
jy7 2ptf WIN. D. ABBATT.
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NC Combs Iron Tic.

This TIE which has been much improved, is the SIM
PL EST CHEAP EST and easy of application Cotton
Bales is offered
REDUCTION IN PRIrEi
And can be had in any quantity by appl, ing to
HENRY I. BARTLETT,
AtJ. F. Mathews & Co.'s,
jelT 2plm Corner of Caro1 deet Grsyier streets,
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SPLENDID OFFICES TO LET.-Messrs Alfred Nun.
and Wm D. Abbott advertise that they have leased for
the STORY Buding the and magnificent
the Of Camp and Common Streets and intending
the lower floor themselves they will let the second third
and ou tn store We doubt there will be wish for such
desirable
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Teas Exclusively.

Teas ErCIaxsiUely.
BLACK AND GREEN TEAS,
OF every description of the best selections in oil size
metallic pacsges the lowest importation prices
DOHAN'S SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
lO2 Poydras street,
jy4 2p6t Between Camp and ST. Charles street
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in Marietta. Ohio, which destroyed seven buildings.
Lom estimated at SIS 900.
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4 DssrRucr1vs INSECT. The grasshoppers in
certain parts Of Virginia have taken to chewing
tohaeco They haye also commenced depredations
upcn the wheat, corn, etc.
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ID Z III %.

On Wednesday 9Th inst at o'clock A. NJ, JOHN BARON
aged 30 years. m. r.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
tend hs funeral this day. husday It'll inst at o'clock
H. from his late residence Carondee Walk between
bigny and Roman streets.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION SONS OF LOUISIANA
The members of the Benevolent Association Sons
Louana requested to meet at Perfect Union Hail.
mart street, O'Clock THIS EVENING the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of late brother JOHN BARON
BY order of the President:
jy7 AUG.'LAROsE, Secretary.
On Thursday morning. soh ul at Badon Springs Ala, af
tor long and painful Illness THOS G. MACKAY, aged 50
years The Inferred In the Lafayette Cemetery
the 4h with Masonic honors by Dudley Lodge Nc g.
+. and A. NJ, Of which he was member.
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BesUare OF QuacE .FOsfrtsnas
AND 0JTACK DOCTORS.

Use HEMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED En-
TRACT BUCHU for all disease. of the Bladder Kidneys and
Sexual Organs
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q aad ISL Charities street,
Agents the South and whom all orders should
be lddIessed. jy4 2p3teod<W
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ELoPEMENr.--A student of Centre College, Dan
ville eloped few days ago with the wife of Theodore
Hopkins, Of Lancaster. The erring woman is young,
beautiful and accomplished.
[Maysville (Kyl Eagle
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D1rOnclal Froceedlngs OF the Board OF A.
saafant AIdernacn will appear tomorrow.
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Direct Importation.

NEW GOODS IN % DAYS FROM PARIS!
Per English New York. and per Philadel
phia-just arrived.
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= aslal Prosssalngs q Board Of Alder
- a. srxth pa8o.
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Order of the Route.
The procession will start from the Hall O'Clock
P. NJ, precisely and from the Hall oval street. mp
Royal street to St. Charles ST. Charles Poydra up Poy
dras to Camp down Camp and Chsres Espanade down
Epanade Craps down Craps Frenchmep up Frenchmen
to Casacalvo, down Casacayo Enghen up Enghien
reau Moreau to the Ponchartran Railroad depot where
the procession will take the proceed the Washing
ton Hotel, where lunch will be prepared.
After the uach is over the procession will in the
cars ana start from the Railroad depot down Eysian Fields
Love, Love and Rampant Orleans up Orleans Royal
up Roy to the Hail. where the will be disbRnded9
By order Of the Grand Marshal.
FRED. A. RASCH
jy7 2p3t Secretary.
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aver 1nse ll,ssnes on s,shth page.
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HTelegraph News on first page.

To PARENTs.-See advertisement of Dolbear Com
mercia College los Canal street. if you wish your
for business this summer.
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Roofing Material.

Wines, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. 13 AND 10 ROYAL STREET
supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pints continually hand which equal the
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINRs.
BRANDES-sazeac, of the vintage of 1885, 1898 1905
and other brands. WHISKY descriptions Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pnts and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply Nos. Is and 10 Royal street..
Fishing Tackle.
Amateurs and Professional Fishermen will find at my
NO. SO CANAL STREET,
Every Description and Quality.
W. A. WILSON,
je6 2plm 80 Canal street.
W. III. Wilson,
FINE WATCH HE'S, wELRY,
SxhvERNVARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS. FANCY GOODS,
etc., etc., etc..
jas 2pH No. So Canal street.
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H5rThe Great English Remedy-Sir James
CIARKEs CELEBRATED FEHALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scripon Sir j. Clarke, N. D., Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This we'll medicine imposition but and safe
remedy Female Difficulties and Distractions from any
whatever and although a powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' peculiarly suited. It will In short
time, bring the monthly period With regularity.
These Pills beea known fall where the drec
lions page Of the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free, of the agent.
N B-$1 and postage stamps. enclosed any authorised
AGENT will insure bottle, containing fifty pills. BY
Of mail
General for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
NY. J.WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents. and
sold BY all respectable DruRGiats. lies 2plykW
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NJ Private and Confidential The agents
for that wonsern toilet article known throughout America
CRIsTADoRoS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, instructed
any third PARTY the Of
chasing it. No suspicion therefore aght those who
it, for the glossy shadeo rather varieties Of shade
which capable of imparng cannot by possibility be
detected artificial Free from cauc 1t be applied
without fear to the weakest hair will rate bemish
the most sensitive scalp.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
iel0 2plnkw CRIsTADORO. No. Astor House. N. z.
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.M0Teas&'s Restaurant,
127 CANAL gTREET

.u01'eatS's Restaurant,
1T CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown establishment
been rehted and put in complete arrangements
made as to guarantee patrons all times the dsllca
cies the markets Afford
The public assured that nothing will urdos
on our part to maintain the reputation that MoREAus"
hitherto sustain edthat being best Restaurants In
the United States.
RHODES d MOULIN,
Proprietors "Mo1eau's,n
nil 2ptf No 1877 Cana, arrest
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To The Trade.

To The Trade.
II E N r. Y r. B RI G g 8.
'JEWELER,
at the Store occupied by Joseph Huity,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, N. o.,
Respectfully calls the attention of the City CoEntry trad,
to the fact that he has opened continue to rese,ys
] fresh lots of
EI1v1. .y1E YExx2Y.
Consisting in part of LocKETs, CHAINS, CAMEO gETs
ETRUsCAN SETS EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS. wsca
Keys Trnkets etc., which he pleasure in showing
II. 7. BRIGGS,
fe25 2pn an Csn.,.,r...
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ORDER OF PROCESSION,

OUDNN OF FNUCESSION.l
Grand Marshal j. Duban his two aids joseph Archer
q - and L. G. Elfer.
Music,
Union Jack. EEEE
Officers of the Association,
Invited Guests.
The American Flag.
Officers of the Association.
Members
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celebrations OF First .anntversary
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,

Tho officers and members of this Association will meet on
SUNDAY, the 10th inst IL O'Clock NJ precisely at the
Hall of Polar Star Lodge No. 49, O. o. F., St. Louis
street, between Exchange Alley and Royal street, to celebrate
the FIRST ANNIVERSARY
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To Cotton Factors and Planters.

Ihe subscriber having completed all his machines now
prepared to supply all orders for IRON HOOPS with bis I'm
proved Tie for next seasons early application made,
This new fastening acknowledged by all seen
far superior to any invented before.
Apply at No. l2l Commercial Place.. BELCHER Agent
M 2psm H. FASSMANN.
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Prof Packers
M A G T O s O A p
NEEDS BUT A TRIAL ..".%
70 rRovE-
ITS EXCELLENCE.l
This preparation possesses following advantages
other cheap soap ever offered in this market:
1t grease dirt from fine fabrics without leaving
smell stain annes woolens washed with do not shrink
grease stains and dirt from paints, marbles and fur
niture without injury the article cleaned saving much labor
and -
Is A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
Manufactured and for sale by
]. H. ASHLEY,
1853 Old Leyee, corner Of Jefferson.
Also for sails by
H. W. Reed, No. n Delord street, New Basin
II. H. Hedden, N X. Of Common and Carondeet;
G. H. Mobiles, No. 9 New Basin;
J. A. somers, Apothecary, Tivoi Place;
James W. Fee Co., No. % Camp street;
p. T. Phillips corner jackson and Nyades streets;
B. Won Harten east Jackson and Rousseau SITS
l. s. Meekns Bro, and Marigny Buildings, Third Dist
Crswe Halett Nos. 16 and II Front Levee, First Dist
VIC. Raymond No. II Camp street jy2 2plm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
Philip Wire Is. s J. GrinneH 6. al,


SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF an alias FL Fa to me di'
Erected ard delivered from The Court of Coirmon Pleas
OF Portage countynHd Ohio. shaiieNposet sale
public vendlue the of the court house in The
the {" enyihird day CT July, d SO, at .r near the
honr of one o'clock p of said day, the following de-
sscrihed lands and tepements.t wit: oSzsa- q =
Situate IN the Township of Paris in the County of
tge and Stnte of Ohio and is known by heing part OF
lots Nos. 90 and 81 in said township of Paris and is
heunded as follows beginning in the of the road
Lending from Newton Falls to Palmyra, and the south
line of said Lot No. 20 and l3 chains and 10 links
of the S. f of said Lot No 20; thence s9e w
% chains and 70 links to post Standing on the West
bank of he Mahonng River. thence N 15n 27 chains
and IS l;us; thence S. T0' chains and 55 links;
thence N $3.50. f. about chains and 6s links to
tree tiSi5 thence N $50. 4. 9 chains q
links; thence N. $40. f. chains 80 links thence N.
5o1zo, E about rain and Is links to the W.
known the mill three tract; thence s.
7a1se, chains 80 links to the S. W.
of land owned by Lyman Ely in A ID. 1880 thence s.
Westerly direction aong the East hank oi the River to
the s. W Of land decided bv John McCintock To
corner along his East line TO the center of the
road thence 1870 along the of the road tc
the S. Of Boton,s lot; thence g. on the Wes
line of Bottoms lot the W corner thereof; thenct
sons 2d lot The line Of another lot of said Hnd
sons; thence the s. W. ofthe last entiep
ed lor thence along the Soph line of said Hudsonl
Darius Belts lots the s. E. of said Belts iof
rnud leading Fails Palmyra; then,c
s. 34so ". chains "a links the place of begin
niuG-contaning about "a or less. subject
legal highways now t. ereon. 'ti 20 q i.sf
Taken exernIinn the property of S. j. Grinnell
at the suit of Ehip Wire. - I'll. p r-.-.. d
Appraised at S23l0. 90.
Terms-CAsh on day of sale. 7 - c'-'1 5 + 80
yes s3,9g"f .i.I THaMAs r. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
-s5E s-.a Ry AN. Hacket, Deputy Sheriff.
- Stravder & Hart. FITS Atty's.
Sherffs Office, Ravenna June 2Sd. 1859. je22-5w
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NJ E l. AN g E.

.s Goethe saws that modern authors put too
much wafer in. their ink. Some of onr fash
ionahie writer's agreeing with him in opinion,
seems TO substitute brandy. a ,ess7" -s.--s-',s
author Good Sense is the father of Wit, Truth
his grandfather, end Mirth and Good Hunlor
his chosen companions.
It is better for a man to send his children
TO good evening school than. to permit them
TO graduate at the schools kept at the corners
of the streets. nj .s.aLa o1se-= -st '77s-4
The presumption of the blind who attemnt
to lead the blind, is certainly not SO great as
that of the blind who insist on leading those
that can see. z5.5f. + '''' 90
The tongue may be as David calls it, a two.
edged sword, but most men will find wooden
dag ger a hetter Heapon TO fight with. izt zg1s
Vice 5abstractly considered, is often engen-
dered IN idIeness, but. the moment it becomes
efficiently vice. it must quit its cradle and cease
to be idle. - * So
l. We can perhaps tolerate man, who ba
just ignorance enough TO talk among fools, i
he has discretion enough to, be silent among
men of sense,
{ If mist ortune comes into your house be pa
tient and smile pleasantly, and it will sool
stalk out again, for it cant bear cheerful com
pany. - ----..- E. 1880
Some malignant old men seem to grow hu-
name as they grow childish. This sof,ening @
the brain is accompanied by softening OF tn
heart.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
augustus FuHer.as Charles Robinson q. ais

CHEEIFEs SAI3E.-Fy virtue of an Ais, Fl Fa.
- to pIe directed delivered from te court of Com
Pleas of Cuyahoea County, shall exose to sale at
Pu lie Verine. at tedosr of the ttour House in he
town Ravenna county of Portage and State-ef Ohjo
on SATURDAY, the 23d day of July D. 1889, H near
the hour o'clock NJ. of said day, the following
descrihedand aud tenement to wit: s-'sT ~ tEa -
sur in the village OF Frank lin in the county of Por-
tage mud State of Ohio and known and described as
follows. to wit: Being township lot number twenty
6ve G) in said franklin beginning the North side
the the South West corner Of Linus NJ Latimers
thence West aIo the North side of aid road TWEEN
ty six feet; thence North sixty eight feet to stake ant
stone south of of apple trees; thence Eas
on line one tept South of said apple trees
feet to said Latrers line thence South Latimers linz
about eight feet TO the place of beginning, be thu
same more less hut subject all legal highways;
= Appraised at $200 dollars. Terms. cash on day o
sale Taken the property of Charles Robinson ais
:; at the suit of Augustus Fnller.
z lEF1G# 81 - Thus r. WILL ANS Sheriff.
81 Sberif7s Office. Ravenna, June 18th, A. d 1859.
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sherif7s office, Ravenna,. J nne l5th, .. D !
EtastVs- Day4oa0 Vs. r. A Russell.

CHEFREEF sSALE.-By virtue Of special Ri. Fa
- Plaintiff for bis costs, directed and delivered
from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage County anc
Ohio have levied upon and shall to salt
public vendue at the door of the court house in the
town of Ravenna in said county and state Saturday
the 18th day July A. y. 1882 near he hour o
o'clock, P. of said day. the following described
lands and tenements, to wit; ysuiz.aI s.za Il. y,
Situate in the Township of Franklin in the county O
Portage and State of Ohio and is known by being par
of Lot number thirty and is bounded as follows;
ming at post standing in the East side of the MiddeburI
and Apntua road, five chains 90 links North 22o Fast
where the South line of Lot number thirty crosses thu
same thene North 900 East along said road to the MIN
Hudson road Called three chains and % links
thence South go East chain and 81 links to the Cuya
boga River said river chains and % links
thence Morrill, Wesii chain and 20 links to tile pact
of begnning-be of the or less but subject
p; all legal highways. f5 f.' . se' :. "
Taken execution the property of Erastus Darrnw
Appraised ut Ss5 90. -=..-. r.gt -3 at5 .-1s
Terms-Cash day of sale. -
36Fares.TF ~ = 7TIIOS. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Ry9A@M. HAoK KET Deputy Sheriff..
t-4s SHERIFF's OFFICE, 775..-ff I tsr.Z ~, - a.
y. RnvenrIa Iune a. ID. 1859 iel5-5M
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Farmers, Look Here I!
Bees and Bee Hives.

l. Hive re seen n, Mr.. GUSTAVUS I.ANF's
in Ravanna, with hees Mt their work, EMMY at his
Skop. He is authorized to construct to sell Rights md
Hives. which Inc has hand Mt his shnp Those inter
ested wonld do well to call him this Is the harvest
time Ter bees aud their should provide very
b"st recommendations for them to both Bees
and Hone, tn the b"st ID antage. s. @. BROWN.
Ravenna, June 18th, 1859. 4w. "
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Why sho uld / blush to own low, .ssst
9 s'Tis love that rules the realms ahovef -'i 9-
Why should hush to say to all,
That virtue holds nv heart in thrall
IL it weakness thus to dwell a5 r
On passion that dare not ten I?
Such weakness would ever prove
Tis painful, though its sweet, to love.
H. ,t.t..-.z. -ss s KIRK WHITE.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29
Interesting to Farmers

E. B..AL L'S ONO MOWE R
not yet laid the shelf; neither is it to be superce.
L ded by other Machines entirely. The inventor and
patsnee of this machine having disposed of his in-
terest In the late firm Of Ball. Aultman & Co., has
erected large aud extensive establishment own
this city, where he is extensively engaged in
ing for the coming harvest this valuable iamster.
z The Machine, il is now built is up in quite
different ye trm chimes or the kind heretofore
sold making much lighter for the team well
be easily managed by the operator. 1t has also
of the best
REAPING ATTACHMENTS
in the world. Now the 1aets seriously ese IF you
to get this season e her single Mower or Mower
and Reaper combnad and want embracing the very
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, You had bette not con-
tract for Mach until yote lohat iS Oh OHIO
MOWER looks Ike nolo.
have appointed WV. sPIcER, OF Ellsworth, Msho-
ming County my General Agent for the Western Re-
serve executing two counties in the part
of it. and Coiumiana county. Mr. Spieer is practical
Farmer and also gentleman In whose statements the
most implicit, confidence can be placed - .r,
Those wishing procure of these Machines, and
reside thin the bounds of his territory apply
him directly, and he doubt will be pleased to give
any further infor nation that ay he desired
Canton. March 2s, 1859 '' apr6.Sm Il. BALL.
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution

Relative TO an Amendu ent to Constitution, provid
itg far Annual Sessions of the General Assembly.
OHIO Three e-tfths The members of each house con-
CURING theren. thar it he and is hereby poposed to the
str ELECTION upon theapproval OF rejection of the fol-
lowing amendment substitute for the first clause Of
,he twenty m section of the second article of the Con
stuon OF til State wit III regular sessions of the
General Assembly shall commence the first Monday
in ia, uary annually"
fgt Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
-a.-.- President of the Senate.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-29

YETE respectfully invite The attention of Farmers and
oN ,9f o%E sRd o % HaSes
of 1859; greatly Improved over the Machine of 1855
This Mower has been thoroughly tested the past sea
son number of practical Farmers in Ohio and Penn
sylvania and pronounced equal 10 my Moving Machine
yet invented Its durability Is eviden being manly
The principie of the frame is entirely new and original
and wholly unlike any other machine in the world " a
~ Our Mower is simple in its Construction;
1 fEY1. Our Mower is durable; .--7
~" Our Mower is easily managed, no side draft;
T t Our Mower is small, and don't take up much room
a..5 in barn or shed; p ssrii -f fft IT,
~ Our Mower will not warp or rot when exposed tc
the wea her;
EEys OUT Mower will cut swath AZ feet wide;
G5S@ And our Mower is cheap. fg- ssf 1-'
- gs-s.,s1s what the Press Says. ..--i la.
FiEhers Mower is all Iron and small and can stand ou
in the weather without rofting down, can be put ava.
in a small spacet Alliance Times. % 20 - --. : z
1t isperfees simple having much less thar
similar machines. We noticed less weight and NOR
power and activity easier handled aud in every respec
beuer.LE Aiissillon Fair journal 3"' sFr ztt -
Fishers Iron Mower is substantial, practical modern
Machine We witnessed the performance of this Mower
at Deerfed, and coulo4but admire the and acit,
with which it orked, and the attention and uni
commentator it received from the Farmers pres
extremely gratifying and al the same time gav
evidence of more than ordinary metit-CPortage Coun
Fishers Machine is made of wrought iron; it is of tn
most simple construction and very powerfn no DANCE
of accidents exists the position of the driver is per
fectly secure The draft of the machine is from 225 T.
25O.- DAILY Commercial Register Sandusky, o. ne
| Prem unls Awarded to this Fs acf,ine
/ oar Machine has taken the following First Premium
al the County Fairs last Fail in competition wit all tn
Nov of any nororiey offered for sale in this part
the State: t...- 80
Portage County Agricultural Society. 80
| Stark County Agricultural Society
| Tuscarawas County Agricultural Society.
4 CoIumbiana County Agricultural Society. =. 5.
: Salem Horticulture al and Agricultural Society.
And highly nended at the Ohio Stnte Fair, no pre-
miunis heing offared -
The price of our Now # Millbe SlIO payable in 81
months from the LIST day OF June next with interest Al
ter maturity s. 90 cash delivery The purchase
in all cases pay the freight From the atterir niau
in which Mover has been received by the public
led to believe that endeavors to manufactur
a reliable Mower have been apprecieted. We take tbi
opportunity remark this policy will be unchanQed, an
that every Machine sold by shall not hesitate
warrant in every respect l.l.-. - : --z.. css
,-. p FISHER, SKATERS & 70.
G-Ye Send in your orders as possible, an
oblige yours respectfully, H f+.F 80 F.. s. Il Co.
Alliance, April, 1859 VI IL nj = aprl3-3m
, ELIAS DRoNBARGER5 Agent, Rootstown.