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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

"WnsH An OED MAn MAnnrns - Yovre
WonAH, &o.-Ws art reminded 81 III MI
aneholy re1eetion ef Sir Peter 1sasle. . Nd
Ing s1enG Ne Paris soe1ip of tie B6jeon Psot
tie follevine paragraph = q = - =
Ihs conn1bdal ssmisssiss's e - Priuhouu
Clothilds form - subjeet ~ > Lontm n1WD.
pepef lsttsE, vhieh tola<m thet 20 vogy N
plsasant, bat not Wholly anoxpoetod, aGafr -
ses.E,s4 = 4ieh asasesr. = Paris. The Pines
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svit.srlsul. H. efeyaI s.d inpetieps
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kesp ip the stsfs g . flthes, ns9{5D5 S Ioib
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arrival - 0ensya aoeefe1, her 1egd 6syead
eo1trof, ma 8 ssksa s. 49, sssferiss -
"a b What rIskS 81 6srsi iSIloW In. ;sIhs
hight that eyeyy wife hes 70 join her husbeud,s,
noxis1e 70 yo1, II viii krsti1n - nv fSther.
yhoss loxo Tor ne will prsvent his coss5d efi1e
eeaes lneetosts abs1bEo -, skapDfneo q ~
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v.ll.n Tho vsse ~. h..en hell4s lsSylles-
tally nv06 ~ 1sVu1enl dW1Aia Mellop ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28


= sses znss SSH 9GsVez- Fs3s & s;Ises ts.lf s.
By Iats eecounss fromp eoltk sAmsries Il
seems thet Captain PpgeNo fSodys1 nt ASun-
eipn with tho66 narks 6f' rb6psct ulieh are
Pretty univsrsally peid = the rsprssentatives
of our government; bot n ths meanwhile his
Ekoslisncy Lopeshad ben eoneoeting scheme
which wss Intended 70 bauisk The Lest Ameri-
can out q thss w.esrsef Paraguay, and every
vestige OF civilization out Of the country. Cap
tain Page inquired By letterR there would e
any obstacles PLACID In hiA 1ay hsths free
navigation Of the interior waters Of P6faguay,
which he Is now opening to the world He Wa
told that he might ascend the Paraguay river,
and when he had accomplished that much, ths
government would then receive hispropositioa
70 explore the Pileomaye. shd And vat e
courss to the mountains e Bolivia across the
grassy deserts Of the Chaco. But in this ascent
Of the Paraguay, Lopss plsesd him under the
most rigorous Restraints, hoping that hs would
break through some of thcm, and thus aGord
him an exeussa 10 accuse the American oflosr
Of violating the laws Of Paraguay. Hissgsiust
the laws Of Paraguay for any man to cut wood,
every twig II tie land belonging 70 the gov
dition was mot rslisvsd from the obssrvsnee Of
this rule, and IL bad 10 bay its wood Of the
govsrnment oGioials at the cost Of twenty dol
Iafs per c0<d-n10re than Sin times its value.
The expedition had to pass points where there
we're no government officials to sell this wood,
and they must consequently either cut Il or
weed would be catin this desperate sxpedisnf,
and the laws violated. just as he .desirsd--so
that Captain Page might never stem the cur
rent Of the PiIcomayo. Not 90, however. His
Excellency wn not awars that some fifteen or
twenty tons Of coal were slowed away IN Capt
Pages little steamers, and that by using that
economically his russ might be avoided; and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

"a M4hsi 49, WIN0LOW, spsss = sas I
s sss:ss.sss Hss:s sss iE:s.: =: P1,ssle.
z SOOTHINGlsS lsSYKUP.
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Mlisn e. sssssy s.s;..s.. e. p,ssss. = ssssl..s
FAR ..s .pas:edis sssss .s1 ) - 80 - =
SCRE 10 kxGUzAf1 THE B0WxLs.
Depend upoa H. mohss viii give rsstss ys1sssvss and
RELLER1ND HEAL fH 70 y0UR INFANTS
wsAsss Iu p sad "a sk sssIs 81 osr zen yssrs asd
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Nsdisi.:- ms. rs Il y x sgisss. Ss !.
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49, ss l..s s00fNTN0 lee i.sssass e ss.
9; s::s:s,; ;sa.s; sxnuk ..S i:
irhsr q in magical s1ses and medical
sse cen ss.s! 1sp ssDor oup 20
rioN ron THE FULrILMINr OF WHAT We RRRE M
.s hos ps "a issf Vii s iss.S u s.ss
twenty mins@ss aftsr the syru is admiastsrsd -
~ s.s M = {
lsnds andhas been used With NEyERrArLIno succRes Il
. TH0UsANDs 0RnClS1S. s ; q
Il say relieves de child om p.a bat nyissrsses DE
sss. :,s. .:ssy sasi s:.ss
.ad evstson. Ne shisS sss speedily S.a.si.d
3 ron 4: =: .ossp
IN ali sases q prs. CHILDRENir IN rfaS r and Dian.
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s';s s.:.s 's &: :s G
cUkTi6 PERKlNs Nsv osk d On he satsids vrsSpsr
fss e ss =: s.:. sss
fues osiy = Cent? Per Betus3 .esss y oe il-dAwiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

RNE,. TWO. THREE AND -FOUR-FACED
Chain Lai9s and Breche Long Shavls in sli grades,
q ass.to5'l,nss9Ey s@'n ~ podsrssS prices:
In faetlen And look yell g the last
IN IN sHAWLSs q OAKS, Silks, ROBES and
other kne DRESS GOODS our cAshaud ore price
systsm counts With telling ssot for the benefit Of
The as!ess:er. McreoysL y: never marx - a..faney
chsssf's skill in "jswing down" = -.
Our Northesn and Essterp coErsspondents send
otissus sfe solicited 70 Il but for their own
gratifoation: PERKS & Bk0THER.
no 25- -eo5t - Perry Rui diuy. !" Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

q nee : s.sss = ssaS IS - ~ .sssssis 8 49,: sss
seripesn' psIee q 90 ozocr<1n e6Do.es; 81
six nontkE e ~ )kPm - ~ - 6rr = -
three nonf1s = - ~ - = eouo . w. 80
copies. ~ esss; !. wssvpsFs, I've ssnts. -
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Inserted thrss timss fos %, sSssy ofhsr d., .
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

4 = A64ko 08RRADxes -
All marriages are nade IN Heavsn--so tie
thai vas made in Chicago, which Is { vsry all
fsrsnt place, indsed. - Is
In t6e fsnily of vszy respectable sitlssn q
the p1nce liyed, . . servant young nnd pret-
y evis fld, Who was spgaesd In narrisxs 70
aievex ef nsEss Who y - prossnt Il Sc. Louis,
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"a her kl.d snpisysss ssrt her to bsd. ' en-, =.
pteyod physieia1, an1 I'D every exerfion -
festors ksr b health ana hapbineo: Tor her
dissase sesnsd 70 - - mach fever 81 -
nipd = ~ the BODY. At The snd 81 f6dT dsys
he eoeter P.s.eansed he pstisat yszls and,
nesk sgsis.s hss viii, compelled Ser 70 81
ssr oSpestssisS, j xssiss sss.S:d i.ss sissnsRRs Rs
h6uss, and - - that q . nsiehbor, : poer
vonsn, inso whose I'D ohs crept, and where
~ fom1l166, d11f q n expoot616tione and
entrsstiss, for ttrcs an 9efsr. At length
her sstsroe5ssr lest I'll po1te1es, - proeursd
= s,t ,'s sf a. hs< s:s.f q. s. e - ast
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lsf1 nn1kul6n In1s hissympathsffe eaf fhp
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despondsney and doubt and . fsather bsd.
bssin thsnoFniag ~ vsoklmnsa ssl1saed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

~ v ~ N II u X -
Members Of Congress, and otisrs Who intend far
m3hIng fhslr oyn apartments for the eesslon, are
tlformed that they 1ili fnd It our Ware LOOMS,
~ Merkst sesoe, second store east ofsth strset,
vsiysd bW3sslst T.Ssstry, Three ply. Dopels In
: IsqSss e xssy loy prises: =. - ".
g elghtsen fset vide, which We Sut up - per
sdlasram % any sizsd room. hall or passage,
Also, al finds u Curtain Matsris.s for drawing
rooms Dsrlcfy, chambsrs, dining rooms, libra
Also, eonplsts -assoftnsnt of Table and Toilst
Table Cloihl. In sIl sxss, from i2-l by i6 &, ard
u.ile,4 l4 q t,doy1 e ss ?, .o.,, IA
rieh Linsn sheetings, ald q. the bsst makes in
TevsIs. VIM cYosSs ed Doiiiss. mstchins,
Piano Nc snd I.sls covss. kags, hsts, Orusssts.
= y q FURNITURE DRY,6O0De8 .3t<.
neoesssry (or tAe3onfost snd eonvenisnee fh0uss
hieh yin Be scld q fglres lower than can
It viii - fngM1, y lgFs1t oonvenisnss to obtain
sysyy item req9ired e oar store. =. AZ. 8 -.
90 loo lSss oas and ssses e bsSss sss
J oS;i oS;:I :: :;:Sss :Sss 81 g sf1kx,Ers, f :coxgoEIs,
Is S.sotpses cLA6Err Z DoDs0N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

EOR RENT-,A vslasbls On OCERY STORE
Il lsituAtsd On the corner Of i4h and ii sts. wesf
nes. ccs.s sss ssn. lie Jsl fts.d n 9Th shslyins
in the oaty Tor re.idsnts qqPntry sad river trade
For ssEns apely e NJ: JoFN M0oRE, Mc. lsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

SHuAk,M,Es SHuu1Ak,,, s.a. sas, !. sTRsET. 9PRQsIIE
Ihas very dssisbls property, NO, $50 q stress. e
= t0r ,sie on accommodating terms. Also, 3 two
ley rrsme Dwelling on south d strsst, Island,
sssommod.tink t:Fms The lot Is S by 10 ,set
dseS inasire fwM. EIriRONE &, Bssk Bind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

q MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-,
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mush ths leFsssf Cd nss eonPr ehensivs II tbs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

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IN ssn essss45s s1sS3,i.isk N.Y. snS ssISt sss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28


ftRANREL.L, 0PTfCIAN,- - -
NJ 1s.to =, 49,. Ne. las Bridgs 81, Gserfefo,ra
-hes cons6ntiy on hand iarge 'assorfnsnt of
'FrenehN eeF- sishfed, Psrsc0pio. Col ~
ore, and All other SPECTACLES, ofs0~
TIE pex qu&ntys In gold, silver steel, end Germae
silver 9nmss.5 ~ Hs-0Id Fvsmes ksDainsdS = n
neE g1c.ee ct N them . order. -. no ls-ly
g ~ J, FUns! FURsg FURslg 9.,.gr :
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u B(sidss svsry VARIETY worn, : : g
5issFy = snd .eld a exceed
3 = solS ass s,'dss 3: Il. e Ssorss @1Sn
RaILADELPHIx pKAUGHT ALE-Tbs IN J
ere And friends In gsnersi that they have made sx
tensive rrspgemenfs in order 70 supply them viii
Messey, Collins q Co,s Superior 0RAU6HT
ALE,yhich for the past rear has horne the repnta-
ten cf being the best in this market we are now
recefvinG two shipments Per vesk in order 70 have
II c9n,tsnty on hand and Il viii be cold, IN whole
dslfrery. Asys ssli yhis Ale only on cSmsnissicn
oar terms viii be usidy adhered TO-. satisfac actior
defect be given vi tki q hour. sitsr ssSpips. %
jDcemsstic ,ALES,, PORTER, and BROWN
y 1SI per Sorsn sS ss I'm n
any psft Of 6eorgstowns Wsshiaxton. or Alsxaa
oc If-tf 80 SAA 81 3res ttresr Ssorr 49, ~, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28
RESTAURANT

~ :. -, CANAL. HESTAUKANT.
III This suiet establishment, the lovers OF good
eating can hnd et al times every dslicaoy !. = q
OF the season, both from. lsnd and water Hyk1
and served up IN the most approved style. E:71
moi I'm ss wv H. THICKER, Psopr,seor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

,!s susisssf IS 3; sSss;s
Enshsh bganelss, hsthspasiss, Assisnt snd Nod
ss. ne fsiiss ss'2s: EsSSs S 9
s5y Sf thoss hfsnch,Vs 4 of = q B?si2sss Edss9s 9sos
ss;. s' s,ss s'ss ,ss x
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

j =. MUSICAL NOTICE, -
fok BkckEk. kss 3 Si:sssss: s;s::ss =: -. ~ s3c 9,
~ @.ss:i :: !. ths sIssS iisss 49, . SO -
w sy''sscxsr,..s,lIE = - 1lEs5zys ~, sAseLfpl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

@ AyVLUB2 :
DA1 II lYA1BBD, n
exAucB 9 . NJ.
sben timely used.
- instancs . Il ais-
enc wks nssd " On
ds1i Glsssd vith iss
upea fu ternna ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

EyQR RENT OR SALEtEA desirable four -stoyy
+ brick DWEBLlN6 HOUSE. containing ii
rooms and gss thFoug hovt, besidss stablo and ont
buiidlags. It has . spacious II an the rear mum
bsred 5, on Maine avenue, between ~ and 9Th
Apply to POLt:1RB WEBB, No. $40 7th street,
between " and =. - - = -, - nOH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

or - xsRs.ss a. .sv .5snss vrsahS Fet SAlsE
the GeorEetovn Ro,ky vile Turnpike, 4x miles from
getown, contaln9E lgz aores in high state Of
dairy farm hs hborhood I'D health are gu IN,
surpassed. fAs fmPsovsmsn6s are . substantial
frame dwelling. large harm, and ell the necessary
oqt bcsess- Alse, Q 6ns peaeh and apple orchard
Of select fruit. - acres well hmbered, the rest
e0wn In grass and wheat It il well vatered and
has hne spring near the house. The fencinE is In
good repair. = sl JOSHUA BATEMAN, y
3 a ~ fss AT 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

HOUSE q the southvssf Scsnsf cf Psnns syivs.
nie avenue and 18th street, which has jusf been
ktssd NJ Ter : hetel9y boarding house, on tks Eu-
r0peen piau. IL viii accommodate comlostahlT.
psthsps. one h9ndfed lodsing bosrders -snd sny
aaainonsi nlm0e. tskieg meals, on the Europesa
the l5eh Of 0eptsmbcr, laeS, viii be given. fh<sG
Issmlss. are the bsst arrsnssd IN this city S'
the purpoee Of hotel on the Europeea pian, white
their Pasition il unsnrpasssd, and the rent ssfsd
ysry m9&Ssrsts & Pcssession vii be given immedi.
more desirable rooms TO BE- let out, or nm
furnished. Apply to w. D. WAEIlACH, Star or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

We iszssps.sd-i ili. e6!'sknsst sisk 8 M,
f.eek = ns!!. Ysstt., ed 81 noys' cL06a. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
Death Of DR.. Bella B. Clark.

DR.. Bella B Clark, died suddenly at his
residence in Ashland, on the 20rh inst. He was
one of the Directors of the Atlantic & Great
Western Rail Road DIR. Clark, was prom
inent, widely known, influential and worthy
citizen. The Ashland Union has the follow
iEg:
A gloom was cast over our town on Satur
day morning last by the intelligence that our
esteemed fellow citizen, Dir Bella B Clark, had
been attacked the night previously about II
O'Clock by apoplexy--that he had been un-
conscious from the moment of his stack, and
that there was no probability of his recovery.
On Saturday evening. about six o'clock, the
announcement was made that the worst appre
tensions had been realized, and that Dr. Clark
was no more!
The deceased had attained nearly 63 years.
He removed to the county about the time OF
its organization. in 1916, and was one of the
first Associate Judges of the county. In ev-
cry public enterprise connected with the inter-
ests of the town or county, DIR Clark was ev
er amongst the foremost. He was earnest and
Jealous and honest in whatever be engaged
AMI we can remember of nothing useful to
our town and society in which he was not en-
listed. The material progress of our county
and town has lost in him one Of their most ef
fcient champions. Education, and every ef
fort designed to promote the moral advance
ment of our people, have sustained in the
death of DR.. Clark loss which cannot he re-
paired. The society of our town has lost one
of its most genial and ever-welcome lights -
And more than all, there was laborer in this
portion of the vineyard of Christ whose alb
sence in the removal of DR. Clark will be fell
SO long as earthly memories live.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
Judee bouglss.

This gentleman has published in the Sep
te nber nunbe- of Harpers Magazine, which
is just Issued, lengthy paPer on Popular
Sovereignty The Magazine being copy
righ;ed. The artirle cannot be re published,
in the Journsls of the day without an express,
written permission from Harper and Brothers
the publishers of the Magazine
This article of Judge Donglas' as sensa
on article, surpasses the ordinary run of Mag
azine scribbiings, and is producing great stir
and excitement in political circles Some
claim that it will widen still further the breach
in the Democratic party, that it renders the
nomination of Judge Douglas at Charleston
out of the question, tlal he is preparing the
way to run as an independent candidate, il
case of failure at Charleston. with view o
throwing the election into the House, trusting
in that case. to strategetic manoeu7ers for sue
cess, Sc. &c, of one thing we are pretty vel
assured. the sdroit aspirant continues TO keel
himself pretty constantly before the people
in one form or another.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31

David L Rockwell, of Franklin Mills; II
Y Beebe. OF Ravenna; Benz j Wells, of Ra-
VIENNA; George Sanford, of Charlestown: ST.
las Crocker of Shalersville.
The vote on the resolutions offered by II Y
Beebe, was re-considered, and rr otion made
to adopt the first resolution, and amend the
second as follows:
Resolued, That o p Brown, E B Taylor,
Il Y Beebe, B ] Wells and Fl R w Hall, be
appointed committee to draft plan for car
rying the foregoing resolution into effect. and
cause the same co be printed, and that the BE
publicans of the county, be requested to en-
dorse on their ballots at the next October
election. for. or against said plan.
Adopted.
The following were appointed Township
committeeman, for the ensuing year.
TOWNSHIP CoMMITTEEMEE.
Conrad, Atwater; Albert Loveland
Aurora; -- Brimfeld; Jacob /
Coe, Charlestown; Mason Gibbs. Deerfeld; T
b Higlev. Edinburgh; VIM L Holden, Frank
In; 5 nj Kneeland, Freedom; HOLLAND
Brown. Hiram; Osmond Ferris, Mantua; ]
| G Stockwell, Nelson; Fl G Spooner, PALMYRA
I--, Paris; Albert Brockett, Ran
dolph; David n Furry. Ravenna;J s Austin
Rootstown; Arvine Wilson, Shalersvil e; A |
Singletary. Streetshoro; James g Furgersor
Suffield; Milton J Snow, Windham.
Convention adjourned.
/ CB CURTIS, Prest
I I e, 9 sEooKwrIt' ss"nsg Secretaries.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
tTuIy yours,
ALFRED G. MOWBRAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Etna has arrived with Liv-
erpool dates TO Aug. 18Th.
The Zurich Conference has resolved to pro.
long the armistice until the satisfaction of the
treaty of peace.
It is reported that the Foreign Ambassa
dors in France would refuse to attend the Pa
ris fetes if the colors taken from the enemy
were allowed to be carried in the procession.
The Bank of France has gained 81 100000
francs in specie during the month of July.
Three per cent. rentes on the Paris Bourse
had declined to 69f 25c
A vague rumor prevails that Prince Napo-
leon was to be made sovereign of Tuscany.
The King of Prussia was not expected to
live much longer.
The collision between Austrian and Prus.
sian soldiers at Frankfort, was serious, but it
is believed that no lives were lost.
Spain has resolved to increase the fortifca.
tions of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prorogued on
the 18Th inst the day the Etna sailed.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted
at e208.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Press say that the Emperor is about to pub
lish political amnesty including Changanier,
Louis Blanc and Ledru Roln
Advices from Italy indicate serious trouble
in the Dukedoms.
Several emmissaries of the fugitive Prince
were fomenting discord.
The people generally were bitterly opposed
to the return of the Dukes.
Farini, the Dictator of Modena. threatens
to level the city to the ground sooner than see
the Duke restored by force of arms
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Aug l2.-Breadstuff,
-Messrs. Richardson & Spence, report the
weather favorable for the crops Flour quiet
at 10sG0l2s3d. Wheat steady and holders
demand an advance-white 9s@9s6d, red 7s6d
07s9d. Corn quiet, holders offering freely
but showing no disposition to press sales
whits 7s@7s6d, mixed and yellow 5s6d@5s
l0d.
Provisions--Beef quiet at decline of 5s6d
since last report, and holders are pressing on
the market. Sales of repacked at 60s@65s
The Government refuses to receive American
cured in the new contract Bacon quiet but
steady. Lard firm at 54957s.
Produce-Rice heavy at decline of 3s---
!, Rosin steady at 3s8d@3s9d for common
Spirits of Turpentine steady at 34s.
LONDON MARKETS, Aug. 12--Breadstuffs
steady Sugar quiet and prices easier but
quotations unchanged Coffte firm at an ad
vance of Is WY
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
That Fablei

Will our friends of the Cleveland Herald,
permit us to express the regret we feel at the
appearances in its issue of Monday evening Of
the Fable of the Ass in the Lions skin, with
the moral and manifest application attached
We beg our friends not only of the Her
aid. but everywhere to bear in mind, that in
this great contest between freedom and slave
ry. where much must occur to cause disap.
pointment, and even to awake resentment
something must be pardoned to the spirit of
liberty Let throat cutting time be inde6
niteIy postponed.
SIN essentials unity in non-essentials lib
erty, in all things CHARITY
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
Hay Crop of Trumbull County in 1858.

In the tabular statement OF the number of
acres employed in cultivation of Rye. Barley
and Hay, and the amount raised in Ohio. in
1858, as returned by the Township Assessors
to the Auditor of State, we find that in Trum-
bua county from 1887 acress, rs 757 tons
Of hay were raised. This is the largest guam
tity of hay cut in any county in the State,
though in several counties greater number of
acres were employed in its cultivation
Ashtabula was the second county. it en-
ploying large number of acres, Isl .264) in
its cultivation, but yielding less hay. WIS.,
894 tons. Portage is the third. having A..
4l4 acres yielding 59,957 TONS The lowest
on the list is Paulding, it having but 1.670
acres, yielding 2054 tons.
The average yield throughout the State was
1,66 100 tons per acre. The yield in this
county was 2,0S 100 tons per acre.-Warren
Ckrontcle.