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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
a U R o B A.

BURGLARY AND RoBBERY-On the night of
Wednesday last week. the Hotel kept at Aurora Center
by M. Gray, broken open, and trunk belonging to
Fred Snyder stolen from under bed in upon the
first fooraso black leather carpet bag, belonging
VIM Patterson, boarder in the house, tolen
the bar room.
The trunk found Saturday. in Mr.. Hurd orchard
nearly rifed Of its contents. Value unknown. The
capetbag has not been found it contained S23 in bank
notes. clothing and stationery in all to the value of s35
or $40.
The house entered through kitchen window, the
fastening of which removed through broken pane
of glass; The thief found his way to the larder
helped himself to pie. meat &c the plates and fragments
found in unoccuped cehouse upon the premises
No arrests have been made but one parties are
under suspicion. man named LobdeIl, had been en-
poyed about the establishment wood chopper has
conducted himself singuary since the affair. and con
nected with it in the minds Of many in the vicinity.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
q 1 R A H.

JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs, the old War Horse OF
Ohio Republicanism will deliver address before the
Library Association of Eclectic the evening of
Sept 29th. the trial of John Adams An admission
fee will be charged and the receipts are to go towards
increasing the Library of the Institution.
The DEIPHIc SOCIETY has lately obtained a
large and valuable of books its library The
Olive Brarc the Ladies' Literary Society is laying the
foundation of library.
Os SATURDAY NIGHT. the 10th inst the sky
became quite luminous in the southeast toward Gar
rettsVille The impression prevailed that Garretsye
was wrapped in fames' and number of people went
from distance to gaze upon the smoulderng embers Of
a brush burning'I
PEACHES live, flourish and depart on Hiram
Hill. Mr. Snow of that town, has sold seventy five
bushels, at one dollar and quarter bushe Mr Hop
kins has some .splendid ' ones at two dollarsI
Those who want to eat peaches. come up higher!
THOMAS BAYNE, jr-. is about erecting new
building containing store-room. and for the
commodstion of the Institute stuents, the South
west corner of the formerly by Il. H. Capp,
now in the possession of DIR. Bayne-
DRovERs have been through this region
during the last four weeks driven off quite large
number of cattle.
The Burton Fair attracted a large number
of visitors from this portion of the country during last
week.
SEVERAL wagons, loaded with goods, brot
from Chagrin Falls were found couple of weeks ago
secreted in swamp the Rapids.
DR.. SMITH. late of ShaIersville, has bought
the house formerly owned by the Rev. A. Hayden
DR.. Smith may make Hiram his permanent residence.
HORACE Brown, formerly of the Fl m of Clapp
Brown Co., has Withdrawn from the firm and goes to
Freedom to live Mr. a. H Clapp has bought the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Brown for his own use.
We learn from citizen in Hiram township, that tn,
shoe shop of Eber Mott at the Centre of the town wa
broken open Saturday ight robbed of manufac
tured goods and ock the S75 There was
no clue of the perpetra tors of the crime Monday.
The Hiram people raise potatoes weighing
two pounds. What township surpass them in thi
line?
Messrs TAYLOR and Brown, addressed the
people of Hiram. political TOPICS Friday night last
They were well received.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
CH RLE TOW N.

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Charles
town under last Saturdays date says With the cold
Gather we, in with the rest of mankind, have
had and the accompaniment of fosts &c. the and
huckwheat crops have come through much trbula-
tion and yet take the through with all the eLqur
les have made, there must yet remaiL fair prospect
for something of CROP Fruit in localities is quite
plenty-at the center the land lying high, there are
good many peaches, aud some apples. Mr.. sheldon
Fanhamin Augerburgh has had great many apples and
peaches, of the former he has sold many bushels, if
wagon oads-having the advantage of elevated locu-
ton. Then in the East part of town. you win find
fruit Mr.. Amos Austin within the past week, has been
ling cider in midst, and has also sold apples
in considerable quantities.
Halls MARTIAL BAND" meets for prac-
tice in weeks. Their attendance is solicited
the Democratic Mass Meeting in Ravenna the sth
proximo.
| Friday evening next the Democrats meet to make
rargements for process ion the Mass Meeting They
are confident, writes correspondent. that with ont
mouths work. they do what the Republicans die
in night. We shall
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
z r E E d ON.

KICKED BY HoRsE.-On Sunday the l1th,
Edward Scovlle sailing colt in his pasture. and
while doing several other horses up In attempt
rg to drive the iurudng horses Scove recey
ed kick in the abdomen, from the colt, causing
rupture DIR. P. C. Benret Immediately called to
the injured Mr.. scove is doing very well and
will probably be enabled to from the injury.
The CRY OF THE DEAD Nothing, in any
people, adduces pleasant evidence of good taste and
refined feeling than the attention and pec paid the
last earthly resting place of In this respect the
citizens of Freedom sre worthy of commendation.
Last spring, by voluntary contributions, the people
procured large number of evergreens and other
which set upon the West cemetery-and wlicl
already begin to and beautfy the grounds in
| pleasing degree.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Fourteenth Annual Fair Of the Portage Count!
An inr1lrr al

Fourteenth Annual Fair Of the Portage County
Agricultural Society
The days selected for tns Fair Mocday Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week and the hour at which
go press give my detailed of the
proceedings.
The Secretary D. Harris Jr and his assistants nj.
] Wells Jno. H. ellis. were kepr very busy Non
dny. and the Gee Of the Secretary TIN onged until
evening The number of entries at eight P.
NJ ounred in all the classes five hundred and eighty
sx-the number OF entries made upon the
first day of the County Fair since the organization of the
Society
The grounds in excellent condition, and eve
ryting tending propitious direction for the entire
of the Festival Large numbers of eating booths
shownens stands vovir swings &C. have secured To-
cations inside of the grounds and their presence must be
quite source of revenue to the society.
The splendid balcony of erected by VIM. P Hsz-
compleed and overlooks tine entire grounds. The
spacious dining hall beneath The has been leased by
Jas Lefngwel and will be the greatest feature oi
convenience upon the grounds-for if there is
time when good dinner is received with hearty relish
it is upon occasion of this kind.
The accomodations stock anple,and the entries
quite large in point of number
The display of fruit very large and fne and the veg
etsbe department well represented.
Floral Hall is filed with choice sights and hosts OF ar
cles of domestic manufacture of beauty aud pracca
The order of exhibition for the secoud day the
general of all articles and Stock other
in tue Horse deIartInent; display of Premium Stock
ring three P. NJ display at three and half P n. o
Township Cattle.
Tie third is d.voted the examination of the Hors
department. swespstae animals, aud parades of premi
stock.
The Deeried Brass Band is in attendance, and at tn
time close for the press, the proceedings
ing very interesting aspect, but compelled to de
lay further notes until next week.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
TwELv REA CNS
Why you should get your
Ambrotypes and Photographs
AT EoRD'ss.

1st He has large, ool, pleasant Room the walls of
which completely covered with 81 sat variety OF
splendid Pctures collection of Ste teoscopic Pic-
He will always be courteous and oh ginS to those
who visit his Rooms - ell of which viii tend to make
people pleasant and give happy expressio to their piz
I'd. He has the best Apparatus in the Ct unity
3D. He has the best arranged Side AMI Skv-Lghts,
giving just the right blending of light ano shace With
out which Picture can be made life like
4th He compounds his own Chemca ais, therefore
knows they what they should be-
5th His work is acknowledge by all ID be superior
to any in this section of the country.
9th. He puts up AmbrotEpes cheaper according TO
quality, than any else in Portage County.
9TH. His Photographs Large or Small, ain, or IN oil
or in Water Colors are not excelled in the world
Sth He makes ever desirable variety OF photograph
ic Picture known to the Art.
9th. He copies old faded DtguerTeotypes or Amoro-
types to any sze-fom the smallest Mniat to Cabinet
and Life-Sze-and finishes them in Inds Ink Oil, or
Water Colors, equal to Portraits from Life.
10TH He almost always gets good Like ness The mrs
trial. that the patience of those sitting Will not be
weared by guess work and blunder too common
among q certain class uf Picture Mixers.
lIh He seldom fails to get good L,kenesses of Small
Children.
| 18th. You can always depend upon ting cheaper
more durable more lite like, better finished Ambrotype
or Photographs than at any other place in Portage Co.
FRANK FoRDs PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
| OF ART,
seynour's Building, ltavennn, o.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
N E I s O N.

FORTUNATE RESULT OF A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Last Saturday morning; Mr. Ferris Couch of Nelson
was riding, accompanied by E. Taylor of Rayeuna,
in double top buggy, and driving spirited span
of horses The iron coupling which attached the pole to
the forward axletree broke the horses became fgbten
ed and Mr. Couch reined the into the fence
when there was general smash up. rEe once
cleared themselves from the buggy, which was badly
broken to pieces Mr. Couch landed upon the fence
and Mr.. Ta lor ground but fortunate
ly and snguarly both escaped with injury seri-
Gus, than being heavily Jared by the den conclusion
After running half mile with the pole of the zgy.
the horses arrested in their flight Mr. Taylor had
been spending the previous with his relatives in
Nelson, after having addressed political meeting in
Hiram.
A NELSON correspondent writes US as fol
lows: Pursuant arrangement the two Sabbath
schoos of Garrett sile, in union with the schools OF
Nelson, met in the grove near the center of Neson
Tuesday 30th ult, for Sabbath School Celebration-
The meeting voted that Francis Strong as Pres
dsnt, and Geo G. Baker Secretary.
The exercises were opened with prayer by Elder A.
Norton of Mantua, in connection with singing by the
choir Short and pertinent addresses then
the children, parents aud teachers by Rev rends
dren, Rouse Holise Norton and Baker, and also by
superintendents strong and Smith, iuterspersed with
music by tile choir. After tie above exercises at the
stand the children with the teachers in process
sioa to the table. where sumptuous refreshments
provided by lady friends, and aftr all present had
been served to their satisfaction, it and
red that Mr. Secretary furnish report of the meeting
for publication in The county papers, And also,
about year from that time, meet again in some
/ place previously arranged.
The children then had little of recreation an6
the older time of social CONVERSE after which
retired to homes, feeling that the Sabbath schoo
furnishes wide field for labor and imp ovement.
PRcF. GARFIELD spoke an hour and forty
minutes last Tuesday night in Nelson. He showed The
identity of the Republican Farty OF to-day, with thu
Democratic Republicans of the time of jefferson
showed how the Democratic party of to-day had
complete sunmerset and indicated its position with
gard the institution of slavery in the TeroI es op
posing Douglas and Buchanan.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
M A N T u A.

FRIDAY, the 10th inst, was the last day oi
the District School the Center of Manna Miss Carrie
Bump teacher The school gave good evidence of judi
cinus management the part of tie teacher and close
application the part of the scholars. These ep-
sodes in our district schools improving in interest
The FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING Of the
Conference Year in the M. E. Church, closed on
Sunday Elder Hill presiding. He spoke TO large audi
Sunday, from John IA: l, in a very clear and
logical manner, showing the absurdity imposstility
of accounting for Gods existence tie theory of spro
gressive development. or other natural His re
marks in the evening the unity Of the Church,
very appropriate n impressive.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

QUARTERLY REPORT ofthe Morning Session
of the adies Tempe Alliance of Portage County
Pursuant to CALL the Ladies' Alliance met August ls
1885, at IL o'clock, at The Baptist Church in streetsboro
The meeting called to order by the President Mrs.
Merriam, by making few remarks.
The Constitution then read the President. The
Secretary being absent, Louise A Packer appointed
Secretary. pro. tenn
The President made some remarks upon the reports
of different townships. Called upon the delegates from
several townships, but present, with a single
exception. Mrs Carter from Brim6eld gave in verbal
port from said town.
Remarks were made by Ladies in the audience
upon their approval of the furtherance of the cause
temperance.
The President made rem arks upon the necessity
of every mother and sister becoming Temperance lee
turer Also excellent remarks advising the young
ladies to beware of those young who indulge too
freely in intoxicating liquors.
Mrs. Thomas offered few remarks upon the necessity
or Importance of forming temperance society in this
| place.
1 A few remarks by Mrs. Edridge approving those o
I Mrs. Th omas.
l Moved and seconded that organize Temperanc,
Alliance in this place Morton prevailed.
The names of the ladies' that willing to meet on
week from next Wednesday, 31st Aug, to organize a
Alliance, were then taken, which were 40.
During which the President read the Constitution
made some remarks upon the organization of Temper
ance Societies
Society then adjourned.
~ MRS, E. MERRIAM, President
Miss LOUISE A. PACKER, Sec'y,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

AN UNUSUAL CoINcIDENcE lin our obitu-
ary department this week record the death of aged
couple whose occurred within twenty-five hours
of other. The persons alluded to Mr. Elisha
Ellsworth his wife Mrs Elizabeth Ellsworth, each
aged 3 years. foryeght years residents of Hudson,
Summit county, Ohio.
In August, Mrs Ellsworth thrown from buggy
and seriously injured from which injuries she
covered From the place where she received her irur
ies she taken 10 the house of one of children
where she died on the 18th inst.
few days before her DEATH her husband, Mr.. Elisha
Ellsworth his way from his residence TO visit her,
taken suddenly ILL., and called at the house of another
their children. He remarked was his Inst illness
raging fever developed itself, which human skill was
inadequate arrest, and the 18th inst he died. having
survived his wite, stated above, but few hours.
This aged compile among the most respectable Al
they were among the oldest residents of Hupson.
s They removed from Connecticut, their native State,
Hudson, in Is1l where they have since resided The
had been married fifty years, and their @Goden Wed
ding" duly celebrated by their friends and descend
ants last Thanksgiving day.
They were both exemplary members of the Congreg,
tional Church in Hudson After long life of
industry and usefulness they have passed away eavin
that SAVIOR of good name, which is always SO gratef
TO surviving children and friends.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
September AppnIntmenls.

TNR DELTENB UGH, respectfully inurrns the citi-
zeus Of Portage, Stark and Turmbul ies.and the
surrounding that he will remain il the following
PLACES All persons affected with any Complaint ut a
chronic nat invited to call for ratuitous CONSUL
tation.
CUYAHoGA Co.-At his residence. in GsstCleveIand,
Spa ger Avenue bel Teen Main and
EucFd-Sis., lst, %, |. 4t, 9th, 9th,
7th, 18th, lOIh, ilth. 18th, 18Th.
PORTAGE CO:-GaT retisyille. Norton House, 3Oth,
A. NJ to P. NJ.
Rayenna, Collins House. 18th,
SUMMIT Co.-Marcdpuia, ut Il. Plies, IA b.
STARK CU.-Canton City, sttvcr House 18th. 18TH.
Min"rra, Yengling House, : A. NJ to P
Massillon, American IIou-e 10Th.
TUSCARAwAS Co.-New Philadelphia. Combs House
Urichsvile, CCmmerciali all, 23f
JEFFERSON Co.-SteubenviIe. o. s. Ito lse, 2h,h.
COLUMBIANA Co.-Wellsville, MissouIi llcuse, eth
North Georgeto town. 2sth-
BEAVER co PA -3eaver Pavilion H use, &c h.
HARRISON CO.-Cadjz, American Houst 2lth.
CARROLL Co.-Carr plIon, Patton Hoas 2O'h
DR.. Dellenbaugh datters himself thu lie can cure
Chronic compaiuts OF he oldest and most btinate char
ncter. He mefcuria preparations and only med
icnes that are purly vegetable
DR. D. of Cleveland is the of the celebrated l,r
Dalleppauch late of Georgetown, who successfully
and prescribed for 267 900 paierts during q
wears practice in this State
All diseases pertaining Women and Children treat
ed with great success ~ DIR: Dell, nbaush :,
Where Dr. D. presc:ibes for patients, hi charges viii
he satisfactory There is no one practci1g in George
Town on the DeIlenbaugh system.
N. B. DIR. D. speaks the German langu ge.
About years ago general health bee much i'm
paired, and in short time there eruption mad
its appearance my ace and body assu ming the yer!
type of skin dis ase $50 called by tae Drs Nj
husband being physi an tried different emedies, ou
avail edno,hng then appiedto other niuent physi
cians but got relief By this time my head and fac
was mass of sores heard of DIR. DIS. ;reat success
in treating chronic dis diseases of tn skin. ap
eruption removed and my general health improved un
der his treatment SO that now enjoy GOO health
conclusion would these suffering frorl like disease
hould apply to Dr. Delenbaugh MRS. A. FoGEE
CIayelanh. April LIST. 1859
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
A T W A 7 E B.

CHANGE IN TINE OF THE ATwATER FAIR -
Notice was given in the Democrat of August 3st that
the Agricultural Fair of tho townships of Atwser and
Edinburgh, would be held on the 18th Of Oct. next
Tha the citizens of either township, may att nd both
the time Of holding the Atwater Fair, has been changed
tc Wednesday, Oct. 5th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Portage County Democrat,
OF THIS WEEK,
Put up I'm Wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

To ADVERTISERS. 1t becomes necessary
again remind advertising customers that insure
insertion for the week. adver tsements must be
hand d in by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Monday. Advertisers are
respectfully requested leave their advertisements
the Business Oce in the Rayenna Book Store, and no
ke them in person to the Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
D1srR1cr OouRr.-This Court commenced

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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

Hon. WILLIAM DENNIsoN, jr., the Republi-
candidate Governor of Ohio will spend the
Sabbath in Ravenna He speaks Monday next, at
Madison, Lake county. in company With Mr.. Giddngs.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

A BIG ToMATo-Mr. Robert NJ Cain of
Rootstown, has presented the Round Table, with a
cluster of four Tomatoes stem all large, fat, us
cous and red ripe. The cluster weighs lbs, OF.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

REV. Xenophen Belts, Stated Clerk, gives
notice that the meeting of the SYNOD WESTERN
RESERVE will be held at Elyria, Thursday October
18Th. The session to commence at o'clock P. M.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

FINE APpLEs.-MR. Ohm RUDOLPH, of Hi.
Fam has laid upon the "Round Table, generous sample
of large sweet apples the largest faest s,uese and
most luscious have the present Our es.
teemed friend will accept thanks for bis kind
ttons. -.4s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21
Local Notices.

IMPORTANT BUSINESS The members of the
Board of Education of Ravenna Township requested
to meet with the Town Clerk, at I3a P. NJ on Monday
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-21

BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-The County
last week. at the office of the Commissioners and Audi
tor, in the Court House, the Board of Equalization
The session of the Board is not yet adjourned but will
be completed the present week.