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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

CERVANTS in GREAT ABUNDANCE
~ Preach. German Scotch and ltsA w.a rSoa elsis0es
nav be ossD,d At u. rooms Of EMPLOYMENT sOCl-
ETY. No, Is ana Il Bible house shsi b.tseen % Al "a
Lady az, p1snoe. TIE German are fE~Aea As
spoken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

STRANGERS should net fail TO visit the chief
- Attraction Of the oity-the famous DUssLLoOS GAL
LIRY OF PAINTINGS. Open day snA evening. Ne. ~
Broadway. Admission Is oeatA
VHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY Of
IL PAINYINGs-Opsn DAY and EVENING No. s4s Brood
way Admission - esn3- New viaist BY crowds o. ctaser
and stranserr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

OITIcE or TT, MASRArTAS Gas LIGHr Co,
No. IrvinspLsoe, corner l5st-
ITO GAS CONSUMERS.-Gas consumers who
Il intend % before toe lat OF MAJ, Ee re-
ouestsd 70 zive early notice a. his otce. -
By complying With reque,, they viii avoid al liability or
s.s consumed By other parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

Ip az oil ot and donations Of real estate the Compsny
have resolved upon Incorporation Of provisions Ia Toe Goa
yryance, Of spIOus Intoxicating tqnora
rhe will he-One-third cash In halt snd The
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

Terry-1e SEory and esser.1i brick FACTORY, e5Is
f--;, % Grrer AID Wayne A.o fer sAs,
twenty ker,e via AtIy korse eosr ssexyn3
oorfis,s Ir9zirv Of J. B. FCLLERe J.nsJ C..y Aols
Ira ses PsA< Ill q Morssa sss Gtesa Isrssy
ChJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

TAGr snc ars. BARN IN the City Of Ei,.sets. N. j.
Ire house ue~ having Just ben competed Tee sem'ses
conrri,e .bou, sish within 90 -sk a Mes
Jersey K Station and innate Of Caha-tne q Station
p. 1nds are well laid With u: eveGrseRs ssuA
s-ry tc with arse garden AppJ 70
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

EDIroRs DEMocRAF:--l nereny send you an
account 4 trial Of Pows that took place IN our
April 6, isSa under lie supervision of o1s far'er
change Il took place the farm OF JoHS sAihi Inc
soil clay loan; had heen once Plowed ana sin asu
IS meadow; had good, fair swsrd- There were s'1
plous trial No. owned by LoREs HiHLEf, q new
9low with a cast iron hcsm, manufactured In Huron
county, which was the kind that tonk the first premium
81 the last staie Fair; No. by ALrEED HiGLEr, an
old pioa known here the York State PloE; No. by
ALvAx ssrrrH 9 Double Michigan, manufa-tured At
Youngstown; No. by SHELDON p. HIeLkT, new Cyhn-
der, n,anufacsured nc Newton Falls; No. by Wn A.
MEssEseEE old York State Premium, east at Newton
Falls; No BY wooUcgrr CHAFrEE, Double Michigan,
steeiponted purchased 6st Cleveland State Fair
No 6was drawn by three borsesi No By four small
horses drte>n By hts he hodzg The ploc az the same
tiEse. The judges VILLAS A. PEKKrss HENRY A.
HIsLEY I'd FaASKLIs II. PARDEg- Their instructions
ere TO consdsr neainess Of xecufion me estimated
draft. anil to their Judgment. The plowmen
10 che plows eight inches deep and leave the
furrows as The pow left them. The land was measured
with chain and staked of, each team plowing acre
the burrows being 25t rods long. The result fol
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

FAR FOR THE SALE OF STocg-The ar
rangeents of the Exhibition and sale Of stock under
the auspices of the Western Reserve Horse Breeders
Association progressing finely 1t is expected that
large quantity the best stock in the country will be
present. and all my be assured of boing accommodated,
ample facilities have been made in this respect.
The time chosen for this Fair to be quite appro
PIRATE. 1t at time when the Farmers want
and need Holiday, just ATE seeding, and before csrn-
hoeng and harvest. The attendance will doubt be
large the admittance to the grounds being free the
pense will be nothing to those who have stock for
sale exhibition, bnt everybody wants to the best
animals in the country, and they dc by being
present this festival.
Agricultural implements, too, will be feature Of inter
at the exhibition, and the Of them brought iu
the better They will be admitted exhibition free
charge. Nothing, readers viii is being left
done make this of the most important and valuable
agricultural gatherngs held in this vicinity Es
erything promises be In tiptop order-the track
accommodations for stock &C.. The 28th of May, bea
in mind the day Ravenns, for the first Holi
dayef 1859. Come along, everybody. There is room
for ALL sss4 sfs3l' go ''stas y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

I EGAL NOTICE. In pursuance of an order of
lage in the State of Ois made 22d day of July
d. 1883, IN cause pending in said Court, wherein
Philander r Lane ct al. administrators of David Lane
deceased were petitioners, and Newell Lane awers
defendants, shall oer for sale public outcry,
the premises the t day of July, A. D. lr59 etwern
he hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four O'Clock p NJ of
said day. the following real estate wit: ituae in The
ownshp of Streetsboro, in the county of POI tage and
State OF Ohio being of lot number fifty six IN said
ship and founded follows to wit: Nor.h and
North East turnpike road called, East lot
ber fifty seven. South lot sixty six West
part of said lot decided to Levi NJ Cochran ming
about hundred and seventeen of land be
same more or lees subject to a roads and highways laid
Also pisce of land in said lot number fty
six, in said township bounded follows: Begin ming
two rods East of South West ef said o thence
running North parallel with the East line of lot
the buryng ground thence East the East line Of the
burying ground; thence Nortn the North of the
burying ground; thence West to the West line of the
buryng ground thence North the public
East to tho East of the public square,
North to land bsongng to Michse thence East
his East ne North his North line; thence
East lar that line drawn parallel with the West
will include twenty three of land, including
said land; thence South the South line of said
| thence WeseIo the place of beginning
Also one other piece parcel Of land situate in said
township Of streetsboro and also being part of said lot
South line of the East and West turnpike road at the
/ point where said turnpike road in running from Ra.
square and runniog four rode Ses,tto stake; thence
two rods East to stake; thence North four TO
rods along the south line Of road the place o begin
ming, containing eight sqnn1e rods of grounds be the
or less beiegsns same land decided by Mche
Stewart Jr TO Zebulon Dael Recorded in Portage coun
4! ty Record Book. SIS, Pa5e $50. -
saia pieces land comprising this Homestead
hundred and thirty four and 4s-io6 acres of land
To be sold subject the do er of Melinda Lane as
signed therein. APprsissda S7olo Terms made know
ADM Adni',s. foiN oI David Lame
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Home for Invalids.

Shalersville, Portage County, Ohio.
20 TO THE BONE FOR INvALIDs if you have
VI a chronic disease
1. You will have your kindly carefully and scien
ti6cally examined, and your disease truthfully
'' pointed out t fz-isr
g You viii have treatment instituted that will meet
the conditions of your ease.
8. You will be subjected Wild extremes and ex
", perimants In medical treatment.
4. You will not be received iatient without there
Is prospect of relief cure. and In cise OF ta.
ure, af fair trial, the muney you have paid VIII
be refunded to you
e. You will receive water and chemical bath treat
ment not surpassed by any establishment IN the
State.
from an experienced physician, not based upon one
iien n taise dogma.
Ynu will reorIye daily aud hourly attention of ply
scIan, if needed, aud altenrively locked after hy
an intelligent and experienced nusse, that while
YOU remain at the Home 1t shall truly be n home
to YOU.
For further particulars send for circ uar
May 1859. maA-3ms j. HAY Es, NJ ".
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

MEETING OF THE SrocKHoLDERs.-On Thurs
day sshe ssochoIders of the western Reserve Horse
Breeders Association the Office Of p B. CosASr
Esq, and elected the following named gentlemen as
Directors o. the Association:
cyrns Preptiss- Esq. Gen Jns. B. King Jno. w viii.
son. Hiram Collins. Il. L. Day. WIN Ward, J. g. Lefing
well, Chas. Green, Robert King, Vim. p Hnzen, 4. W.
Crittenden. eess+.v
ThsdIraeSors subsequently, chose the following officers
Er the ens,ing year:
CsRus PREEri-s Presidsnt ,,-1
Jnos \. ng. Vice President.
eani'l D. Harris, Jr, Treasurer.
p. 3. copsnt, Recording Secretary.
]. 8. Herriek. Corresponding Secretary.
These eensemeu mostly the old ofcers of the As
soeisdon, and more competens directory board OF
officers could scarcely have been chosen their hands
the Interests Of the Institution viii be most faithfully
caredior.I - So ~ f-,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Kansas AND P1Ka PEAK IsrELLIeEsoE.-

KANSAS AND PIKE PEAK INTELLIaENcE
MICHAEL STUART ESQ., of this town. rsturnsd last week
from visit 70 Ksnsas. MIR. srUAnF has visited this
Territory several times before He reports healthy
progress among the Settlers Settlements are cont inu-
ally filling up The gardens and aeds give evidences
Of energy and thriftiness The crops all lock, and
promise hney. Tbs intelligence received by Mr. s7u.
in regard to Pkes Peak Emigrants was most dis
couragng he travelled distance with returning
miner. BE had lost S1o00 in cash and span OF
horses Every npon the rosd suffers or less
Numbers are returning starved out and discouraged
Provisions the route are high and scarcs. Flour
for instance sells at SIS saek-$ $50 y barrei-sud
other articles in proportion. Oxen at the mines sell
for 300 yoke, for bread. This state Of affairs Il
as ,4Hpected every msR must have expected who
nvesga the prospects % they presented temselye.
from time TO time.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
The JOHNSON HousE, NEw YoRK CRY.

The JOHNSON House, NEw YoRK Cry
That clever urbane and accommodating Landlord
JoHN R. sURBave having renquished his entire interest
In the .Johuson House Cleveland, is now as our
readers have learned by card which has been Published
In columns several weeks the head of the JOHNSON
HoUsE in New York. We :ut the following notice from
the Cleveland Lsader:
THIS house in the hands of old friend Sur
brug nte Of the Johnson in this city, and like proto
type, 10 bound 10 be home Tor the traveller. The
is situated Chamber St. opposite The Hudson
r. Depot, which is very central location. While Ia
New York few days age, we shown by John over
the house. It IL neatly and newly furnished, and is
good dollar and s-haf day house we know Of. :
We found many Cevelanders who already stopping
the johnson House. which fact alone makes Il very
pleasant stopping place citizens. IL will be need
less perhaps for to recommend this house at ALL
the of the late landlord of the Johnson In tis
city is guarautee that the johnson OF New Yorl
City Is in best of hands, and will be kept mp
best style. Cleveanders of will make it teil
haad quarters there for there will be found files of
Leader, Plain Dealer, Democrat aud Herald.
Citizens Portage County visiting New York. nt
no agreeable and in all respects desirable sppin
place than the johnson House. and cordially com
mend ii their consideration. They will, aso AWAY
find the local from home, for the Forage Count
Democrat is placed, weekly, The reading tabl
Of the JohDs.n.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Rsyenna. April is, 1859. =
BAsHAw TRnTrING STALLION,
ceRDN NUnAT

q
H1 MONTAUK,
Q-NS Will make the present season at the Stable of
the knvenna Hou e, Ravenna. Montauk bred by
one of the best breeders Long Island He is power
full borse-standing l6a hands, rangy, young sound and
vigorous. 80 - 90
PEDIGREE: He got by the celebrated Cassus NJ.
Clay of Long and out of the renowned Fanny Esleri
Cassius by Henry Clay of the dam of the well kno
trot,ing horse John Anderson; Heury Clay by Andrew
Jackson of the fast trt tting surry famous for
beating best horses of her day,-Paul Pry Ephraim
Smooth and oshers Andrew Jackson without rival
in his dny, mile heats, making them in Is, and
meeting horse fast enough to test his speed,
Andrew Jackson by Young Bashaw, he by imported
Arabian Grand Bashaw, of daughter of Messenger;
the dam of ]. by Whynot, and he also by old Messe
ger. Montauk thus unies in his veins the purest and
most fashionable trotting blood of this Bashaw
and believed be the best bred
ting stallion west of tine Aileghanics-
TERMS: For the purpose of introducing his blood in
the west he will stand the present Apri LIST to
July 1-t the low price Of Sis the on or N b. for
note of S25 payable when lie shall trot 10 rods the
mie faster than tine fastest time made by trotting
stallion (which 3m. 2s at the late show the West
ern Reserve Horse Breeders Association For larger
sum, he will trot at still lower figures, pay The
the right to reject unsatisfactory notes
and unworthy nares and these terms shall be binding
upon him.
Montuuk will only be allowed limited nun.
her of mares aDr6-3w JNO. w. WILSON
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
The Morgan and Messenger Tfotting StalIioI
=, GRANITE STATE BOY F!

HJHIS HORSE. recently purchased in New Hampshire
will stand the Prentiss House stables in Ravenna
the Season Of 1852 Season TO commence April Is and
end August LIST.
GRANITE STATE Boy ~as bred by John Edger-
ley, of Carroll County, New Hamp of whom he
purchased by his present owners ata high figure
PEDIGREE:
He was sired by Napoleon Morgan; he by Flint Nor
gan, he by old Sherman Morgan, by Justin Morgan
Dam of Granite State Boy was large and nj
Messenger mare, of great action and endurance
Granite State Boy is years OLD this seasOn,in color
Is dark, rich che>tnutNill weigh in good condi;ion
200 lbs.s built from the ground up for strength and
enduranceis good style in harness, and kind and
every place. He has been trained but trot in
minutes and it will take considerably lower time
to beat him. He has proved himself very sure Foal
geer and his colts principally Bays and Cb-stnus.
By actual ference to the blood of FrotBg Horses 1t
must be admitted that most valuable Troaters and
Fastest Horses from side the her with
Messenger blood aud the fastest stallion that has
yet Appeared the turf is Of Messenger and
Morganreference Ethan Allen, who trotred over the
Union Course Inst fall, in his match with George NJ.
Patchem and made his mile in 2tn. 23s
In Consideration of the above facts cannot be denied
Granite Boy untes ia his veins good trot
ting blood any stallion in this country.
Granite Boy will limited number of mares
at Ten Dollars single service Fifteen Dollars the
The leap money pays dollars the season where
mares are returned. Pasturing stabing furnished
dis tance Good care w be taken in Sll cases
but all accidents and escapes at owners risk
| WHEELER, BUCK & Co.
1
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Tur LAD LAnpAueH HrARn or.-The D

THE Lad LANBAueH HEARD oF.-Tbe par.
sgraph in last weeks Democrat has brought the in
telsence that in January last lad answering the
description OF he missing lad in Raysnna and made
application the Glass Works for employment he
engaged went off after his dinner and never came back
there He stated thai he from Garrettsville did not
agree we'll with his iather and had left him. These acts
of dssipate the suspicion Of foul play though
the whereabouts of the boy is stiTa mystery
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
n DORIS. SASH and BLIND &

IL Z. z. BROWN takes this method to os
in6em the people of this county and vicinity that lie is
again in the business of Manufacturing DoOrs sash and
Biuds his old stand "a few rods north of Brick Bloc
all that In Of any of the above articles,
will find Il their interest to give him call before rur
chasing elsewhere. He does not boast of making better
than his neghbors, but rather the people would be
their own judges TO the quality. style aud prices He
he cannot he beat prices Thankful for past
farors he hopes by strict attention to his business to
merit share of public patronage An orders filled on
short notice Dry whtewood and Butternut lumber a
and 2inches thck wanted in hsge for work. aud ihe
highest market prices paid. Rnvenna May 81, 1859.
B. Don't forget the place, North on Chestnut st.,
near Steam Mill, Residence and Factory on same lot
nnvi-fm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

TIE North Adams yNesos very courteously
treats us to half printed side. containing
divided account Of the coroners Inquest MATTE
A. Burma case Much Obliged.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

The most extensive stock of Wall Paper
offered to the Portage County pubic. Is oper
The inspection Of customers and purchasers the
RayenDa Book Store. The stock embraces between
and' NO hundred different styles and patterns of Wall
Paper, and fifty different styles and patterns of or
der The embraces all the varieties of quail
-iyas wen styie-low priced wei higher priced
paper and borer The prices low This large stock
Of excellent Papers should be overlooked by purcas
ers. sa4s- "a ~ sf.a 4e7lia
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

The rumor that BAYARD TAYLOR would
visit Ravenua this summer Is incorrect. He will not do
90 The choice articles written bv BAYaRD TAYioR are
published in the New York Mercury. The New York
Mercury Is cold ct the Razenna Book Store. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

The committee award the first premium 10 the Double
Flows giving preference account of mauufaeture
10 No. 8; second premium No. 4; third premium TO
No. s.. GEORGE B. CoNANT. President.
ALvAs SIXTH Secretary.
WIntihass May II, 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

The MAYORS COURT --On Saturday morn
ing, Marshal HAcREr arrested . dead drunk swHd
ishman, and took him before his honor Mayor CATa<
PAT having but little to ssy for himself to
jail for three days-,o get sober.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

Mr.. JAMES o. MASON Of this place. has
purchased interest in q wholesale Liquor house in
Cleveland. be has been q heavy Cigar and Tobacco
dealer for number otyears. The of the new rn,
Is iIsHoP, MASON & Co..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. The County
Commissioners their sassion to-day as the
Board Of Equaizaton Of personal property They will
remain in session several days.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
For Sale

A PORTARLE SA w MILL. that viii cut
IN 1000 feet of bard wood 1000 feet of soft wood
per day. Will sell long credit exchange for Lum-
b@r. Price of Mil, $500 For further information in
quire of STANTON PALMER, Ravenna, or at tile Ra
vennA Book Store
Rayenna, May, 1889. 'l.s ma4-iw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

ON MONDAY Next the 23d inst, the Cour,
OF Common Pleas for Portage County will ia
May Term In this Village.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Local n Offices.

HoME AGAIN.-O. F. STEDMAN, of the
Peoples Gallery, viii be at home next week ready
wait personally upon those In want of pictures Good
sOork and oo prices is his motto Those interested
make q noss ofit.' 1w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
ago-Rez,. New. Aaver.lss..sn...

EY-D. Lyman-Pfobate Notice.. S2fsk-
GDD d.. Observation-Disclosures Appointments.
IL Baird wait-shngies for Sale
IL Williamson Carter-Lrgal Notice.
tY ohilander P. and Melinda Lane Adm'rs-Legal No
tice. ssFlGt sf14ikf% rs
IL GilIis Durham-The largest and best Stock o
Boots & Shoes. 81 ~
tDA Baldwin, Audi'or-Laws of Ohio.
II Prentiss, Hopkins & Co -shsker Hoods. &c.
ET HAL Day Splendid Stock Of sammerGoods
tV-Al lien Hoyie-Nstwon Falls wooden Factory.
~ B. A Kirkpatrick Ho Farmers, He!
(LecAL Eorrcgs
DrO. p. stedman-Home Again.
II Buckeye Mower.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Petition to
complete real con-
tract.


r
John Hutson, Nancy Strong ia ! complete real con-
cob Strong, Sarah leonard, Har- tract.
rison Carter and others, legal
representatives and heirs at law
of James Carter, deceased
Nancy Strong Jacob Serong of the State of Wiscon
si Sarah Leonard of the State of Missouri Harrison
Carter of Indana hereby informed that
the 18th day of May A. 1859, said Williamson Car
ter, Administrator. filed his petion in the Office of tile
Judge Of the Comfy of Portage in the State of
Oh0 the object and prayer of which petition Is obtain
order to complete contract the sale of estate
entered into by said James Carter deceased in his life
tne to wit: the Goth of March, d lS5O,with John
Carter, fo the sale to him. the said John Carter o the
lands following: Situate in Township No. One in the
South Range of Townships in Connecticut Western
Reserve aud known by being parts of Lots No. Is and
16 and forty OF Lot No. S-Bouuded us follows
viz: Beginning at the middle of the Mahoning River;
thence North l38 rods; thence East so rods; thence
North post at Browns thence East 80 rods;
thence South 80 rods tbe Wes so fods thence Sont
middle OF the Mahonng River; thence West to the
plnce Of begnningsaid to contain hundred and 6f
| teen acres of land.
Said petition that said John Carter has Maid the
full consideration money mentioned In said ract
by terms thereof is entitled deed said lands
You are therefore required appear answer said
petition by 18th day of June, 1859, to you
the same will be confessed and order ant
decree taken comp said contract by making deec
to said John Carter stipulated in said contract.
Ravenna, Ohio, May 10th, A. D. 1859.
| WILL .MSuN CARTER,
Surviving Administrator of James Carter.
| ny Brown K WoodwoIth, his Atty's. myls-4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18

ATTENTION il directed to the advertisement
of the celebrated BUoKEyE MowER in to-days paper It
has many premiums State and other Fairs that
It is generally known the Premium winner Farm
wanting purchase should be careful examine s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
SusniciOn of Foul Play.

GERMAN COY, aged about l6 years, nalnei JOHN
"A LAMBAUGH, living IN Garrettsville. has been I'M
accouutab, missing the last ontls 1t is fear
ed that he has fouly dealt with ANY information
concerning him will be thankfully received and reward
ed, upon being communicated to ISAAC STOWEIL,
Justice of the Peace, Garrettsrle.
Garrettsvile, May z, 1859 M III 3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Shawl lost!

ON the evening OF Nay 9Th, road from Rayenna
" Sandy Pond large Bay State shawl-colors, blue
and crown. pladed. 7r
The finder confer great by leaving it at this
office, will receive the Portage County Democrat one
year, as a reward. Tst; myl1 3ws y 4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-18
Mrs. Merritt

rTAS taken the agency for the
II Harris BOudOir sewing Machine.
yery rr;iabIe family machine II will xhbitiou
in Alieu's Block. Instructions given IN the
use She has secured the assistance If
Lady of large experience the Millinery business and
feels confident that she satisfy the mos fhstdous
May o. 1859. s myll 81