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, 1859-03-23

TnE Fl1,sr OF TIE 1asr.-Thc first instalnent
Of the last purchase Of irnn Which is to complete
the Z. l. / n. X. Il. tu Cedar Rapids, was land
ed on our leyce last Saturday, and the CRY is
still lt.comes.' .''-t!intou {Iotru) Ltrald.
Dnr1SG Cr.-The roads throughout the coun-
ty lDe halb) are fast driving up, aud if the pres
cnt hnc weathrr should continue, it will SOON
aiiora tca1Isfers I'm opportunity Of hauling
Clinton {Rk) 1ranteript.
Nor ForSn.-The idiot boy, Perkins, who was
lost IN Twenty Mile Prairie some few weeks
since, has not yet been found. His hat was
picked up few days ago on the Calumet River
lalpdratso {Ind) EspM.
TIE FIRE At SuC1n MUscAT1SE-The recent
destruction by fire Of $. y. Buffers pork pack
lt1:s establishment ut South 3uscatinc, Iowa, ill
yolvett the loss 1f lnore praprrty than was ut
first reported. Beside the loss OF the building,
there were destroyed 5,NV pieces Of meat, yal-
ued ut q. 80 apiece, which had been placed i'll
the smoke House the day previous. Tue prop
erty was fully covered by insurance.
DEATH OF AN 0Ln SE7rLzn-We arc paiuea
to announce tile death Of Mr.. Charles button,
sr-, Of Olive Township, in this county. Mr..
l'nttou was one Of tic earliest settlers in Clinton
county, aud has been closely connected with
the progress and interest Of the county. Living
TO the ripe old age Of Il years, r leaves behind
him reputation, extending throughout the
whole rcrlod, that Ills children and and-cflii-
dren, his acluantanccs nnd friends, may point
to with pride, and as in example for the rising
generation. Death is the common lot Of all:
"a! htsa'!s mus: conn ia the cold tomb;
ONLY the arti"n< t,f thcjtst
Sp1tll sWtrt anu bu.slt1 Ii he
, 1859-03-23

II il stated from Vienna that the yicws Of the
Emperor had become dctermincdlv warlike, and
be was suci, cnlbitcred ayainst FRANCE.
The Cabinet of Vienna had agreed to main.
tain l:",'"" men in 1.nmhardy, and create 1orti-
iications in all directions.
The Emperor proposed visiting 14ombarl}y.
Lord Cowlcywas expected to leave Vienna IN
the atl' inst. Several banYucts. court uui otli-
cial, l'ad been given in his honor
1t was stated that his first interview with the
Emperor was unsatisfactory, but according to
late kilograms, subsequent negotiations had led
10 h"pes Of 4 successful result; that it was
stated in military circles that The ArcbduIr
Albrccht and Baron Hess had been made Mar
s!lals.
The lower classes Of Vienna were becoming
exceedingly warlike.
Tie Austrian Government is said to hare con.
tracted with the Lombardo-F Venetian hallway
for the transport Of 75,ovo mcu during the month
ending 10Th March.
The official Vienna Gazette contains the E,l-
lowing in its net'-ottlcia1 part:
:" As soon as the notification in writing of Car
dinal .tntonelli shall arrive here, it il under
stood that the evacuation Of the States of thc
Church by the Austrian troops will follow. be.
cause in this. rs in the entry Of the troops the
desire Of the lIo!y Father is decisive"
The latest |irnna jouruals had assumed
mnrc warlikc tone. The ft<te Dfutx1e Put
plainly declared that Austria could not renounce
the particular Conventions which she had con.
cluded with the Italian States
It was said that Austria would trrant tn for.
eign vessels thepririlssc Of navigating the Dan
ubc.
The :Arcl'duke Governor had returned to Mi
Ian. The Austrian army had been placed on
war footing ~
, 1859-03-23
13QntS ann Ghnrs.

Boots ann Shoes.
SOMETHING NEW!!!
~ A1rCHELL'S PATENT
Metallic-Tipped Boot and Shoe.
An improvement has hcen applied to Boots md Shoes ty
which Gat S&ying in Expcrse Is made Ever Bo0< and
Shoe Dealer knows that Children will wear our the tpc
The tst Constructed shoe In fur to six weeks md that
h3s hitherto deted the skill Of manufacturers o5y:e ths
dlncuty.
THE C METALLIC TIPo
meets and oycrroesi rns piece Of copper Is neatly
fastened to the ~ tie Boot Shue a1onGn& cop<i
protection to il and rendering the efforts Ut the res
erate ttalnper Intellectual 10 kick or xc.z It cut.
md experience IN Its Practical Utility Ha-inx now far
ncl'y two years been ected to The scverea1 ts It has
BY It's own intrinsic mtEts actually surnounted every OBJ
1econ that could possibly Be brought a7inH II u the
dred* 1t o6en El abundantly eonoborate Ne have no
hesitation in e1yns tlat tic Metallic Tipped Shoe de.-
tined to entirely suPercde for Children md Youth the old
ssE!e: and we consider It moderate statement that
The old STYLE making sasinx Of nearly t~othlrds In the
expense Ut shoes.
MESSRS. WADSN0RTH L WELLS,
OF CHICAGO.
Hare been appointed Azts the sse Of the Boots acd
Rights.
Communications addressed to them TIA undersigned
ptSfGf cG4SE. GcE1SNET i Co,
il and 20 Water ., Boston, Nas,
n N-Ths Invention s complete Protection from the
c11ng Ut The PaIne Gsasea and especially adapted To
Aers use Ill occupations which particularly expoes
The toe of the bos Of aaoo to being cut o. "osu- 6Y
, 1859-03-23

OLIVER HAMPTON SMITH, one Of the notable
.ncn II lns'l:1l': died i'll Indianapolis, on Saur-
&nr evening last. after Ill illness Of nearly Il
Cc:.rs duration. Mr.. Smith wills jor7, i'll New
Jersey. in l1a4. removed to Indiana in 1877,
and settled at Rising Sun, oii tic Ohio, then i
f:"n!irr town. Two ar three years subsequent
Ii the last ..atc, Mr. Smith, entered the law,
and WIS soon after induc1cd into nliec rs a
member of the legislature. lie vas elected to
1sc lower House Of Congress III 1896, and
srrr'| hut one term. In 1876 he WAS sent to
the S>hatc Of the United States, in which
3"'ly l;e acquired reputation rs Chairman of
III" Committee OH Public Laiids-a post lur
w',a::: lis intimate acquaintance with the
wants 'f tic West, his industry nnd strict
c,nseirut!",sness admirably fitted him. Lat-
1erly liz las resided at Indianapolis, and
t'ev";vt himself exclusively to ltis profession.
Mr.. Smith will be remembered not SO much
FIR Iii; great talents rs for lis conspicuous
writes. With the franlncss generosity and
lrofl.t spirit Of tile l,acSwoods1nan lie united
the mere Snowy hut not less sterling qualities
wI.ic'l arc only acquired Iy Intimate contact
witt. men and affairs.
Mr. Smith was the. author Of volume Of
l':a' sketches, referring chiefly 10 lie history
rf Imli;na, tia: have been widely read and
:'imirul Ills loss will be seriously felt.
Mexican News ContradIctcd.
, 1859-03-23
. IMPROVED Fiji. Iron

~ q: RhSo !; t5 E9sTEs !! e.;
P Fsae. q q r ts tKE1R : fs.e r1ano Fos Mixer AZ
70 taken Ia exchange and tuning aad repairing propy u
1fae1 to Apply y bis Paao Forte xanuHdosy No 139
"0* aaolsoa aoeefs seQh1}lY
, 1859-03-23

1--WE THOUSAND Bushels Wis
L. eonsa Seed 0ats tus nIsby
BURT i HIGGINS,
ual7 e&5e In Cor. kenda nd Dearborn 1tzeets
, 1859-03-23

Fl II. HIGGINS, MUSIC PUB.
714s Usher. !; Lakr street. has still on hand the
Iss SICK Of Aade paeEehan'tse kept BY my othes
~ s!ea. Mtse9 ID :s rs SxsEoa Il Aaq
with tie Patent A1ch Wrcst Pianf~ whjea u. hr no
SeE anqtastnsrs IN tae Tord and Tie most Important
makers do-xh!eh gives tie Instrument metaic md Ii,
je. Se '0aaawoF as1s .ed y M 1e ordinary which
whereta the greatest possible strength Is reouj,ebv cut
nx nty 1sro.s Say. The a9 q 14s TSa sh.e
lato proper form b. the lid ef steam nd powerful rscia
81 ;tEaa often tons wn make mpreslon nn The
*ne the 1hses 6f the wood Instead being weakened
e the continuity being Interrupted Nor. dance have
ther nasq.1 powtr q tcsance kat u1ntnted by ne
HItst- Every instrument Is xa517ntcd
AZ Ends q Chu5cA Ausic Books for .ae.
ihe cheapest and Hiest Cite Boox Is the NIESE-HA-
~ tHss sf1Fie copy. = ceatA b. mail postpaid pr
CINE, Is Lake street ChtcoRn f,iSh -
, 1859-03-23

f,E Trts.e> Shoulder
Brnes ail.t Abdominal sup.
isirteEs- They IN. Agents. FIR
thr manufacturers and will
r!l at fow |Ittee-. l'tIl.L.ES.
, 1859-03-23

Al VINO arc Using 1t arc giving their
Unanimous Testimony In 1t. Favor.
- Ml1 water In Tire Mouth with III. tnrfr,r,,o- ant
swallow l~th together. 1 ~ ''sS-A''' "'o
PRICE oSE DOLLAR FER BorrLE.
:Srozi lsrpttetor NJ. us suawzy Nv. Ys,k,
EStslsu tf III druggists. Sn!i aI,u tY
ho1-LE~. SMITH 10. is4 Lake IT,. and
,., FAtNESTUtk i DAVIS
J!sFa1Es-lF lis fSaJkI,H,,t. xtrr~t
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
DR.. DELIENBAUGH'S
September appointments.

nR. DELI.ENB UGH, re>pectf fully informs the citi
LIENS of Portage and Turmhuli tht
surrounding country that he will the following
places. All persons affected with any compliant of
hronc nature invited to call for gratutous consul
lation.
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence. in East Cleveland
Spa, e,eE Avenue he 'see;I Main am
..-- 7ih, s:hs.h. loln, liz irh 18th, IS s. h. -
PORTAGE CO:-GarrrtIsyIle. Norton House, 30th,
A. NJ. to P. M.
Ravenna; Culns House. 18th, ...z.
SUMMIT Co.-Msce cedOuia, at a. PIt's, IA h.
STARK Co.-Canton City, ste vcr House, nth. 18th.
Min.rva, Yengling House, a. NJ. to 3
-7 - Massilon American House. I6.h.
TUSCARAWAS Co.-New Philadelphia, Combs House
22d.
urichsvil'e, Commercial Hail. 73i d.
JEFFERSON Co.-steuiervi lie, U. s. HOUSE, 2sth. ID
CoLUMBIANA Co.-wellsviile, Missouri House, 27th
North Georgetown. 2Sth.
BEAVER CO PA Beaver Pavilion House, 26 h.
HARRISON TO.-cad z. American House. Path.
CARROLL Co.-Carrolton, Patton Hou&e, 2Orh
DR.. Delenbaugh fatters himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints OF the oldest aud obstinate char
He enria: eparations and only med.
DR.. d. of Cleveland, is the of the celebrated DR.
Deienraugh, late of Georgerown who so successful,
treated and prescrihed for 267 600 patients during 2t
years practice in this State.
AL diseases prraining Women and Children treat
ed with great success ty DIR: Deil.nbaush
Where DR.. D. presc-ibes fr patients his charges will
he satisfactory There is practicng in George
the DeIlenbauell system.
N. B. DR. D speaks the German language.
About wears ago my general health became much i'm
paireG and in short time there was eruption mad
its appearance my face and body assuming the YER,
worst type of skin disease, ESQ called by the Drs NV
husband heing physician, tried different remedies but
avail ednothing then applied to other eminent phy
nns but got no relief BY this time my head and face
in treating chronic diseases, diseases of the skin ap-
piled him. and in less than three months he had the
eruption removed. and my general health improved
der his treatment that Inow enjoy good health In
would these suffering from like disease
ADrft 1Sf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
M E l. A ~ G E.

A Dublin car driver hailed a passenger, and
asked if be wanted car 7 The latter said
8 no. he was able to walk. May your hon
or long be able, but seldom willing, was the
sharp, but courteous reply.
Polly being bantered one day BY some of
her female friends in regard TO her lover, who
had but one leg. she replied to them smarlly,
: Pooh l wouldn't have man with two
legs; they're too common ?
A runaway thief having applied to black
smith for work, the latter showed him some
handouts, and asked if he understood such
kind of work. Why, yes. sir, said the 9th
or. Il guess I've had hand in 'em afore.'
A theoretically benevolent man on being
asked by friend TO lend him sovereign. an
swered briskly. With pleasure;' but sudden
ly added, "Dear NE, how unfortunate I've
only one lending sovereign, and it is out"
WHAT IS A FLIRr?-A young lady OF more
beauty than sense; more accomplishments thar
learning; more charm of person than grace o.
hiSkS thou hlSdo>; uoiC iOois
than wise men for attendants -Longfellos
A juryman having applied to the Recorder
to be excused from serving, on account o
Deafness the latter asked. Gould you not heal
my charge to the grand jury, sirf'-" Yes,
heard every word of it," was the reply, 50 bu
couldn h.ake any sense of it," s,-s
The way to make a tall man short is 10 asl
him to lend you few dollars.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
FARMS FOR SALE.
valuable Coal Property for Sale.

The Widow and Heirs Law O. Cyrus Prcntiss late of
Portage .untY Ohio decreased. offer for sale the Coal
niues siiua ed iu New Cuu,tef land. Hancock County
Virginia being the pines purchased of Alfred Chapman
r Cbapman and 4 o ChapTan-cohsisting uf One
Hundred taeIty three acres. wi the
and privilege conveyed hy Tie shove aries to Cyrus
PrentIss day April 1s57- There is STRAIT
of Coal The above premises opened
bushels be mined and delivered at the Oit
River per iiayaiso all the minerals i65 acres known
MS the Carson Farm, consi-tng OF 90 acres OF 100
vein of c., csneceh with iht th P,nan pyrrhase anc
can he worked from the oIenH gs-And is also ri
n Iron Ore, Fire Clay &C. The mines are The most val
uable of worked the Ohio River. The qusit
ty of Coal equal to Pittsburgh or Youfhogheuy The 10
cation of these mnss 20 miles below Pittsburgh present
advantages for shipping Ca osses-ed ey any ahoi
that locality All the appnI for mining and dsilver
ing coal perfect order and into operation
any moment.
This presents opportunity for any indviduhi
company wishing in she tusiness as he proper
ty will he sold below favorable terms
gooI little above pros erty viii be made 10 I'd
purchase. ~ -,.-
John whittls+ey and Richard Knapp tn adm n'stra
tors ia Virginia will end the premises 10 exhih
tire property parties desiring 10 purchase or tefh
adde's John hiule lesev Richard knapP Nrw CG,i
berlaud, Hancock Co Va Samuel Hopkins OF
Prehtiss, Ravenna, Portage C.r Onio
In coDnect ion with abJve he admtn'stratnrs WI
sell de ired the parsoI al property used Tor operatn
the min s-consisring of H,rses Mules, Cars, Barge
steam BnaI FLAT Seam Boat, Wharf Boat, &c.
RaysnrII. Sept IS, 1889, septi-o'
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Ambrotypes at Reduced Prices.

1s He has large. COOL pleasant Rocms the walls OF
which peley covered with a great variety OF
splendid Pictures; coll ction of Sterenscnpic Pic
He will always be aud obi gng to those
who vi>iG his Rooms all of which wi Tend to make
people l' asant and give happy expression to their phz
ID. He has TIL" be t Apparatus in the County
Sd. lie has the best arranged Side aud Skv-Lghts,
ing just the right blending of light and shaGe, With
out wlrh no Picture can he made life like. r.
4th. He compounds his Chemicals, therefore
knows they what they should he
Stu. His work is acknpwtd ed by all to be superior
to a y in this section of the country.
9th. He puts up AmhrotN pes chenper, according to
quality, than any une else in Portage County.
7th. His Photographs, Laige Smu, Plnin, or in Oil
or in WINTER, ,Color>, not eacellrd in the world
ic ictura known to the Ara.
9Th He copies old faded Drguerreotypes Amhro.
typHs to sze-frou the smallest Mistr fahiue
and Life -SIze-and finishes them in Iua Ink Oil,
Wnt"r Colprs equal to Port ats from Life.
10Th. He almost always gets good Likeness the frs
trial. that the patience of those sitting will not he
wearicd hy useless gu vnr and hlunders
among u certain class of Pictue-M kers.
1tt. He ldom fails to get good Lkenesses of Small
Children. #.
< 18th. You always depend upon getting cheaper
durable, lie like better finished AmbTotypes
Phot graphs than at any other place Portage Co..
FRANK FoRD's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
OF ART,
seymour's Building, Ravenna o.
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FOR S AL E..

iuJ The Dwelling House and four acres of land, oc-
E4V- cupied by the subscriber, is now offered for
reasonable 1t is situated the west side
of Chestnut street. south of rhe Court
Hunse is thoroughly built of the best materials and no
pains expense has spared to make it Pheasant
convenient conforta lie. good sell of never fail
iig and cisteru under the rotf wood
rouse smoke and ice house, conveniently at
tacted. Also. large Horse Barn arriage House and
sheds for pigs, poultry, aud cstcrn for watering
The lard and gard is in high stnte of cul iva
,ion good bearing orchard and so trees of vari
Gus kinds from the Rochester N. VI Nursery. Also
for >ale rent, house and lot oiuing Chestu nj
street. so by l7S feet hack, with good we'll
horse barn. trees &c. &C. For further particulars
erquire of .he subscriber, VIM Wordsworth and Fl
Y. Beehe, Esquirrs. ALBERT AI1ST1N-5
Ravenna, Oct. 9th, 1884, - q :
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New Books! New Books!!

Among the late arrival New Books at the Rsvenna
Book stnre, enumrrate the followi G:
s IENCE OF EDUCATION AND ART OF TEACH-l
ING, r., John o ,den, A M.--. 81 Is
FROM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, The simple story
of Western Homo, By Ministers wife. 81 90
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD. or a Dangh'er's
Love. By 3 hoe- 81 %
TRUE TO TIE LAST. or Alone on the wide. Wide
LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN, By Henry Ward
oeecher- : -. 30 Gents
EMITTING wokK: A Web of many textures wrought
by Ruth PartinEton- .Si Is
MARRIED OR SINGLE, By Miss C. NJ. Sedgwick.
| THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN. Trans
lat, from, the .ench OF octar. Fenet, Ry Henry
/ Macdonald . W
/ THE vAGABoND By Adam Badeau.
i TIE POWER OF RE- IGION, or the Mind in Re-
trrnrent, Affection, sc. BY L ,dley Murray Scots
! TWO WAYS TO WEDLoCK-. 81 25
i DIARY OF LADY MORGAN. 81 90
i THE HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE. By Rev. E. W.
:! Boardman-.- ..........si w
i PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY, By Miss Anna C.
johnson. ..---.. 81 -
/ VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF RELIGIOUS SUB
JECTS, BY Henry Ward Reecher.. 81 q
Il BORDER wAR-A tale of Disunion, ByJ B. Jane.
Author of wild Western s, enes-". 81 25
| A BACHELOR sTORY-By Oliver Bunce. 81 %
4 THE POWER OF PRAYER-By Samuel Irenas
PRINCE OF THE Hoti ssiS, n or three ee.r. rs
in tine Holy City. BY Prof cg-f.s.-; 81 2!
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE. OF ASsndaEss, 3! 3!
Prof. j. II in2ralam. ...Sl z
ACADIA. a month with the Blue Noses By Fred
eric s. Cozzens Au hor of the 'sparrowgtass Paper
| 81 OF
II THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED LIFE. A
/ Con pannu to 80 ouan's houghts about wo,nan,'
From the last Lond N edition., 81 Ot
FANKwEI or the San Jacinio in the of India
China a, japan, BY William Maxwell Wood, NJ. d. U
d . . Sl q
TIE LAIRD OF NORLAw, "A Srotiish Story. 81 u
FRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING, By Henry
Ward Btecher. 81 q
THE TEACHERS INDICATOR AND PARENTS
. Fare merit and great ,alue. ............$1 q
TEN YEARS OF PREACHER LIFE-Chap piers from
an Aui ohiograply, By William Heniy Mhurn. 81 o.
4 ADAM BEDE, BY George E liot. of the pop
For sale at The RAVENNA BOOK STORE
Sept, IL 1859.
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TARM FOR SALE-The subscriber

l. offers for his Farm of Ninety eight acres
situate Ravennn Portage County Ohio. on the Ceve'
land an w ll>ville TuDpike nnd adjoining the corpo
rate Iii village of Ravenus. The farm emhra-
ce> seventy of improved land, under high
of cultivation, and the balance of valuable tibere
land; the whole pie asaniy located watered BY never
failing streams. suitable for ain stock farm and
located within hundred rods of The present Depot o
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road and few hun
dred fee of he contemplated Union irp OF the Cieve
land & Pittsburgh aad Atlantic & Giest Western Raj
Roads. The Dwelling House is lsrge and commodious
well and conveniently arranged with well of pur oil
water large orchard of grated and choice apples ana
general variety of other fruit There Is large and
comnodious rm barn, with she Is attached horse ard
Carriage harm, and ether out buildings in good repair
making of he rost desirable farms in Mo- thert
Ohio. For terms aud particulars, reference may he had
10 Y Be, he or H. e. Rann-y hy letter otherwise
to the subscriber. WILLIAM COOLMAN--
Rave AOfii ~. 1879 apri3
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Rufus Pope rs. .4ndre,o ". Pope.

eHFHS upc Us. SsHuT cU W. L Vpc.
CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of a plu.
~ order of Sale directed sud deliver ed from the
Pleas and for the County of Portage
of Ohio. shall expose sale at public vendue
of the Court House in the town of Ravenna
in said County and Safe Saturday. ehe 9Th day of
October, d. 1859. at the hour o. o'clock p.
NJ. of said day, following described lands and tene
ments, to wit: .-E ....l ...--a.-. e=H s4-a
Situated the township of Manua, County of Portage
and State of Ohio. known the Brick Tavern Stand In
said Township of Mantua, more Iaricnlry described
by being part of lot No. 29 in snid Township, bei g
acre. including the Brick Tavern, He'd Bounded
orlh and by the State Road south by lands now
lately ownad BY Lewis Turner, that formerly s.
off to the widow Laura Atwater. her right of do
and xending east to include of land
Also oher piece r the same lot right west, Nth
barn standing thereon bounded north ard east S the
highway State Road; south nv land owned by James
ory running west TO his west line then norh to he
State Road, supposed to contain oneha of acre OF
lind. he the same less. Apprase at $50h.0n
Taken Order of Sale as the properly of Andrew
NJ. Pope at the suit OF Rufus Pope.
Terms-Cash on d,y of sale. - -
TH1MAs R. WILL MS, Sheriff.
rH. a,....t.- Bv A. NJ. Hncket, De putty Sheriff.
J. L. & Fl. G. Ranney, PPff's Atty's. --.....
Sher,rs Office, Ravenna. Sept 5. 1859. sept7-5w
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UNDER THE LINDENs.

Under the Iindens safely sat
A couple, aud more, in chat,
I wondered what they would be at
Uuder the lindens.
] saw four eyes and four lips meet
i heard the words, Roio s,Ucet! hoto stceeti
Had then the Fairies given treat
Under the lindensi
/ pondered long and could not tell
What dainty pleased them both so we'll,
Bees bees was it your hydromel
Under the Iadensf
NV. S. Landor.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
J4H.iWiILiAMs, MD, Charleston.
West Bedford. Cnshocton CO.. May

West BedfOFu, shOctOn Way H. TS5I.
Mr.. Fl B. Kingsley, Sir:-I have teeu seins the Ned
icnes Of the Gnenberg Company for the last ten
have invariably found them give good saslacCon;
and the Pills have sold to many families reg
nlarly as their tea and coffee, and with trad they
become stable article. MarsIIars Uterine CathoI-
con is iiciae that done n of good
in fmse Diseases One lady sold il told
had received hent fit iron, bottle she did
from long course of medical treatment by the most
skful physicians. Yonrs truly.
jan l. 1855 JAMES WILSON
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Sherif's PrOclamatiO lion.
ANNUAL ELECTION.

at-at ANNUAL ELECTION.
FTNHE Qualified Electors of Portage Cou nty, Ohio,
hereby notified meet the usual pl sces of holding
Elections, in their several Townships, #a,7
On Tuesday, the i1Md dry of October neat,
(,eng the Second Tues iay,) between the hours of
O'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p M. Of thai day, for the
purposn of Ell citing go ..... rs. r- fa..s r.. q
One Governor, ........ '.r.. ..-- aa
One Lie Itenant Governor, 20. .ars... a'-.
One Au itor of State,
One g. cretary of State
One Treasurer of State, -..-.....
One ) lpremc Judge, u. Il ~. H5-# .-....
One Member of f,enrd of Pubic Works,
-- One Common school Commissioner,
One State Senator, 7i..,.-a...
One Member of the State Board of Equalization,
Two Representatives
One County Treasurer.
One Prosecuting Attorney, ..
One Commissioner, l.
One Surveyor,
OTe Poor House Director, ..
One Coroner. a
ELECTORS will also take notice, that by sn act
pass by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio
April 9th, 1859. they required to upon the
proposed amendment to the constitution, providing
for annual sessions Of the Legislature, as iolowse
Those voting for said amendment shall put their
ballots these words, annual Sessions YESy' and
those vntiDg against it. Annual Sessions, NOl"-See
Laws Of 1879, Section l, Page 243 .s- T.. d.. -.ss 81
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS. -.r.-.--
NOTICE is also hereby given the Trustees of the
several Townships that the following the annual nr-
pnintlnent and number of jurors which reouir-
ed return TO the Clerk of the Court of Common