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T,HE National Recorder wiz contain sixteen
quao pages doabe Cor dollar war
Besides the miscellaneous reading ioand M eeah o. TINS kn
Of all all thai BIO done IA The essa-
departments Of the general government relating 80
IN The embrace the spirit Of al that
tins subject including te service Of chap
ns Ia th Senate ske.ohea Of The that
may be delivered before Congress.
IL the executive department that relates the
chaplain service IN the army and navy a. military pol aud N cam
military and naval schools IA seasong vessel ana re-
facilities obtaining information az the
departments Washington aud BY correspondence with chapan
viii be collect statistical Information and 20
publish the head q each State and Territory all that relates 70
This viii embrace the number OF all
officially recognised clerymep employed as pastors OF ne
number asnuaiy each distinct church organization We
sa such plan OF correspondence as w enable as 10
With many other facts aud statistics relating religious
"sehedues OF the United States
The third object will be TO notice all that Is new and interesting IN
besiow special attention
annually delivered and the scientific develop
made known te Smithsonian lnsino also at the Coast
Once the National obsers and OF the Scientific Arts
tbs rsen, oaies We shall furnish notices o. literary
Intended to promote popular education
that whole practical value Of the objects
proposed in this work lies IN their complete accomplishment 10 e.
shall kindly Of three classes OF
and the respected heads OF all the nstu
and learning in the Uated o each OF whom
web Jaw distinct proposition
other things important memorial to
Congress- which should be placed the hands Of clergy
earlier date intend TO issue the first
December We therefore respectfully propose
who will with their address, dollar that
we Recorder two numbers for
year. the first number only to all who viii enclose Jog letter
10 periodicals newspapers (excepns those
only political and secular who viii give this prospectus
ono INSERTION aud send containing propose
locality Of the through
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TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
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sre 10 that cxtcn that to exhibit AL
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factory viii enable the suhscr
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1Anon safes for private families 70 match
with other furniture, the security Of plate and jeweiry
ALSO
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doors Halls powder proof locks Tor banks
sorc Formulation bank lock and Crygsrs
patent letter Lock without key. - =
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l35, 1877, and lac Water street and
No x6l Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York
Z. ,e r. CoYIE & CO., Agents
Washington, ID. @.
~ w. KNOWLES, Agent
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Houses Printing Telegraph, IA ikle SIXTH
sitetl nor 81 aNcnde n lew yoksa
hlunuoru, Philadelphia and intermediate pn
Orleans. ,...
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel SIKH and
Pennsys avenue To New York connecting above with the
Fast and Vest s1 - $500. n 81 at4f
southern Telegraph National Hotel To New Orleans, Axsn
dra RICHMOND Augusta Mobile posni
ding all the principal s-'
western Telegraph, fennsy Sixth
ensh sucets
posis, connecting with all
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COLLECTORS Ofiioe, 1

NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons VINO nave 4,
not paid their Taxes present aud TO all who are IN
previous years ncadng taxes that a. lae
lion all which taxes oi any
escr,ptnu unpaid be advertised and sold for INC
taxes, asst cnons
those who heavy attendants ~
sale requested 10 in season
sAs y. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2l--lawJan1Q eoiecor'
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EXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. !

vTXTENSlON Of !1E NEW BUN SlOltE. '---
III FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and the
public alterations and improvements the construc
zion completed. addition large and
stock stationery American and European
books established art gallery the the store
the novelties and all tho
reading the beading European journals be
ing regularly received.
Philip having correspondents Of The European cities is
orders advantageous terms aud
from England America feels conhden in the
satisfactory Of all orders inirused TO his
-1739 ~, FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and Slatoner
Aug S~-h s32 rem. nv, between sth ana iVth streets
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UNEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY BROWN, Austin, Tesas,

GtnnaF land and Ftdf tstHfT aQsnff,
win ,aso pay buy and soil land on conon and
seud to TO general land agency sonces
=, ..s,.,u ~
NJ rstayc pA and ius' ssnc) Of the States
also new work ssned OF 400 reading matter contain
,ns annual .hf state the progress and IN
CONT ecc the increase OF population
staistas OF all the counhes
cxs. improv emcnts, &c, &c &c "'@"-""
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cAief y Folios-JobD IT. Goddard. t-01 T-FIr n
rof,ce--Nobc A. Thomas, Edward MoIIenry
Police oRoosfrs ward-John Moiernsot,, Itsw Nm u Ger
rim, aud James Y. Edwards, ,a af Il fir- 4 ,stte sf
second wardwm ~ Fanning Joseph williamson Charles
Eckion James Ginna,y, ~ ~ at T.ta
Third wardJancs n. Suit, Patrick Gormley, Ross
Jacob v King til'
FOURTH ward-h Watson H. W Haskell Horny Yeaman and
$500 ai 't1li
ward-fL G. narrower, W. Arnold Jacob Ash Henry
Nash Reuben Collins al the Railroad Depot aab ssf
sixth ward Francis s. Elcicn and lalaes y smith p.st
seventh ~ardohn NJ lloyd james A. GIN r. Chpey, and
Jcss Ieitzcll. ,sei,l'l y IN
sfa Pe''es oeas leniel Waen, Robert Harrison,
Belt John klwei John CeoIns Thomas
Kelly, Joseph Norwood pcpnis
Michael Fitzgerald Martin Mcnamara, Young
Thomas Eimonston Lawrence Malone Rooney
scara, Thomas stone, Richard H. Gsa William Nene
Handy VIM Rabbit, Philip iiutctnsoa Gates William
Johnson VIM. Mcfane Peter kss, HeNuna.
L. iisstaa l-ph Taoket John Evans John
Bradley Peter Goodyear George H. Morgan, hn Brewers John
(. lsT. 4axaniss Blraer is-essi l.a 4
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@he Grand Duke IT Baden Ion August 49, 1924 "a under
guardianship by Of insanity
M father Ferdinand husband OF the late Queen was regent IN
III september 10, 1855
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arsena aud relating depart
the balances TO the Second Comptroller for his de
sion thefeon ..tt u.
Tha AUDITORS ono Robert j. Atkinson esq Third Auditor and
all
slsouee army Qualifications Military Academy, military roads
department. well ns for PENSIONS
arising from military services previous
military nnder various
gres reports Second Comptroller for bis de
esoD thereon Isar fNr
Fourth Auasy O. ton esq Fourth Auditor and
sixteen clerks all
the Navy Department reports the balances the Second Comp
troIer Cor his decision thereon
rim AUDITORS Office Mcconnell esq Auditor
He resolves and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
similar performed under the direction Of the Depart
en aud reports First Comptroller
thereon.
Sub aoy Office DIR. Thomas ~ Tate, aier Of che Treas
onee and hundred aud fourteen
clerks adjusts all arising the
Department Ills decisions npal unless
appeal be Comptroller super
Intends debts the Post Office Department
penalties and oures imposed postastcrs and mai,
ug do their duty he directs suits and legal
by enforce The pron, Of the
ouctns attorneys msrshss clerks
All matters relating thereto and receives returns from eso s
United of the condition e
proceedings has charge Of all lands and other
United States OF debts due the
Department. ard has sell and dispose Of The for The
benefit OF the United States tf Ho vi ~ t
Treas,sfs Ogesmusl Casey esq., Treasurer thirteen
receives and the The United
ee and that Of the deTooc created BY eac Of h
ecrels Treasury by aheast Comptroller
upon Postmaster eenera
by the Auditor Register. also holds
,obe ouexs advanced by warrant ana nav
out the upon their cheeks 4 ..vislf 800
Regses Ofo Finley Bigger ESQ., Register twenty nine
keeps the d pube receipts expenditure
Of receives osn the p.rst
Compsroey accounts aud
dsrided by benz and charged BY law with he safe keeping
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T,RANKI&N PgIlIsp respectfully invites atsen-
magncent stok Of books the results Of
nporiaons and scieerips in the North
viii be onna % Include The bc ed-ons standard apd
other wor~ IN pan bindings ~ which ate
suerey u-na especially suited Cor presentation at be
preceding iesiFs -Pss-- FRANKlJN PHILIPS
1872 Penn, aycnue
Not Il bcwcpp afh sDa l9'h streets
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United eoar,s showing progress essda
sass 10 raymsn, q debts tsss a s..gd T. sys asa,
a s P o Dq~saa and has power 30 sell an d'seose ot
she for the beneat ID The United States
LsA1hs4s Howell Cobb, seoseary of Trsasary
s pseslarn, er w y sAnerek. uuasa s~ss chair
Ar ~ as ss rr .S r o'sa ssss ss
nenarni 81 o survey PROF. Jcph ti ary secretary @ sah
cesaas ns,nee ,sak,ns United states navy aud CAPTAIN
ms "a % n" n s as ,sg II nxss s ass nm
vessels bacys, and haaeos rasrssis Cor supplies Of a. &e
Ua.4i sssls. s.,psyrressor BAcs. D. sapern
teilels sud suporintendeot of weights and measures
Army, charge Coast survey once iAess Hs
a W . Russell His chef fs clerk ,l9iai
Z. b. Snow charge Of archives. ss q seA4ls
Professor g. penasa. Uned States sempasss Of long
Assistant chss A sshc IN charge Of ccaposax Ass,es
Assistant l. f. rco,sales, Charge Of tidal division
lieut. ndbah United States 10 eh~zg* 81 dsswms d
Lieu, sax,on United STATS army charge Of engraving
samuel Hem, aisbussns Agent. lss5l p aHs taaai
Joasph weights
Aaron BROWN Postmaster Tho
Of the Post oce Department AsaeA ~ the saas
the arranged prepared f$ hs na arson his
a - % s.. several - sns 30 ~
Once y charge Il the ssoad Assistant tpssssx Genosa the ~
tie Inspection once, IN charge Of the chief clerk
A,"'aasn Io,aio Kng Frs, Assistan, romss,sr
which relle 4, the Establishment and disconnusncc Of post Offices
chaea % es and names appointment and removal Of postmaster
mase psnars FURNISHED wit marking aud rating stamps
ss a" y n 9srsss r s sss w s &
t ssrsndence If the established Tor simplifying
erycn u the mall steasb Illness aud Of the foreign and la
tcrnatonai postal arrangements
caa H. DundAs esq scond Assistant ruasmas
twenty 10 this s
ness q arranging the mail service q the United sA an peh: Me
under ebang all correspondence aud pr0ccednss
sspsss n. lsssny q mode y .sa s sss DE-
the the mail idtfsbMttu0 and
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
FRxMosr. sandnsly Co.. Ohio. Fob,
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
April Appointments.

nR. DELLENBAuGH, respectfully informs the citi.
LIENS OF Portage Stark and Trmhull counesand the
surrounding country thnt he will ain in the following
places. NAl persons affected with any complaint of
chronic nature invited to call for gratuous consul
CUYAHOGA Co.-At his residence in EastCIeveland
spangler Avenue, I'd, I'd, 4 h. 9Th,
Oh, 7tn. 10Th, llth, 18th. 18th. 9Th,
18th, 30h
PORTAGE co:-GarrettsviIle, Norton House, sth,
Rayenna Collins House. 18th,
SUMMIT Co Akron, Empire House, 14th.
STARK CO.-Canton, City Stcver House, " & 18th,
d, Alliance, Buckeye House, I6 h.
Min-rva, Yingling House, 23d.
TUsCARAWAS CO.-New Phila'ia, Nrlson House goth
CARROLL CO.-Carrolton, Patton HOuse, 22d,
L@RAIN C0,-Elyria Beehe House. 29.h
DR.. Delenbaugh hatters himself that he can euro
Chronic complaints OF The oldest and most obstinate char
ac'er He uses no mercnra preparations, and only med
icines that are purly vegetable.
Dr. d. of Cleveland Is the Of tie celebrated DR.
Decnhaugh, late of Georgetown. who so successfully
treated and prescribed Tor 267 QUO patients during 26
years practice in this State.
All diseases per, aiming Women and Children treat
Where DR.. D. prescsibes for patients hi. charges will
he satisfactory There is no one practcing in George
tewn on tho Oeenbaugh system.
N. B. DR.. d. speaks the German language.
About years ago my general health became much i'm
paired, and in short time there an eruption made
its appearance facc and body assuming the very
worst type of skin disease called by the Dr'a) Nv
husband being phvscian tried different remedies. but
avail ed nothing hen Applied other eminent physi-
rinns hut got relief BY this time my head mud face
IN treating chronic Diseases diseases Of the skin A-
piled u him. and la less than three months he the
eruption removed. aud general health improved
der his treatment so that now enjoy good health In
should apply to Dr. Dallenbangh MRS. 4. PoGEE
ClsvaisBd. April ist, 1858.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

THE BAeG BoTEL This large and con
house, formerly known Johnson's Hotel, has
receniiv heen FLY o,eraucd rerodrled repaired.
is furnished AID otherwise mprcvcd, aud yesterday
lhrown In he public It is to be kent by Messs.
R. Mcdonald Co, AID i'll lie under the immediate
,ervision of Mr. A smth Bagg, the proprietor whose
1t bears Its close proximity to the depo's of he
Mchiaa Ce tral and Great Western Railways rendels it
I,u for a short time.
Thefor going, clip from the Detroit Free Press Of
ihe Is inst. and take pleasure in endorsing it, and add
ing that in opinion, if body is qualified to ke
tavern, is the proprietor of BAes's Hotel and the
House is the in the city of Detroit
70 the Railways and Steam boat landing it must receive
liberal CUSTOM We most heartily recommend BAee's
Hotel all friends, may occasion to visit
DetI oft. .Lo, mny it wave.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

SrHL PIorrI>G - nivida aud conq'ier. l.
the mot o OF Official opponents last Saturday
erensg the Dsmocrai ie which met 1t tie Sett-
ssI oics. pursuant tn notice. put m NOMINATION
ToWn-hip Ticker, tcho akng n9uinotion ad'ur
ed 10 Saturday might Of the present O7kI The reason oil
this adjournment unde rstand await the aetion
of the Union Meeting this "wednesday evening
80 interested oeoro nds in he Union Meet
ing the call for which the, 50 largely signed
1t s given that the plan is to nominate Republi-
can Board of Trustees the Unio n Meeting.
There are two things Il would be curiosity to see,
nrmely:
l. GesHie 6epublisans accepting nominations against
the Regliar Republican ticket
2. Buchanan men AMI Douglas men voting for geaE-
ine Repubstansi
But we shall certainly what we shah see.
Meanwhile Republicans rach that they te not de-
ceived, mised-
,dir.g and influential Democrat Of this village. in
speaking of the Union party meetngs is reported to rs
hsve said, Any fusion that viii defeat the Repubii-
Here think have the key to the calf for the
Union Meeting.
We subaIit to the Republicans, whether it does not
becoDe them to give the ocofocos coR-fusion for their
proposed fusionF
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REv PARDEE BurLER.-This gentIema

Rev. PARDEE bUTLER.-This gentlemen
Eadea speech at the Town Hall last "Wednesday evr-
ming. He has been eye witness Of the outrsges of
Border Rufia ans in Kansas. In his person he has
twic. suffered at the hands of Pierce's minons. He
gave graphic account of his ride of Kansas
raft He had with him the identical flag that oafed from
the raft Kelly, Perce's P. NJ. Atchinson, was the
ri',geeder, and master spirit OF the mob. Another
time, BeauforrF out laws tarred and feather cd him.
would have murder cd him if Gen. Tuft had interfer
ed These facts have become matter Of history and
interesting coming from the lips of the principal
s1lEfa
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MovTNG.-A great many people. just now.
to be in the position of the girl who being asked
where she lived, replied, o. don't i've nowheres now,
am married." Such moving time, have never
seen, has witnessed during the past week.
Houses are in good demand, ard tenants plenty. The
general stampede seems to have been little in advance
Of the first Of April,the regular, orthodox day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

LAKE ERIE FEMALR SEMINARY Arrange
alton this Institution. 1t is beautifully situated
on pleasant grounds in the thriving and hrsthy vii
age Of Painesvills The premises consist of thirteen
acres Of aud; and large and elegant building
be of accommodating two hundred pupils. has been
erected and enclosed anil is to be completed for TIE
oommodstion Of the School by autumn. preparatory
school will be opened the 2sth Of April next in the
Hall of the New England House, the oecr Of which
to afford those that wish to enter the Lake Erie Sem
mary in the fall opportunity prepare themselves
for examination in the studies which will be required
for admission that institution. We make the fol-
Trustees:
all the requisite facilities for thorough education
is furnished by best Colleges. greatly
duc'd expense 1t is based upon princibes of benevo
ience and perfect equality 1t recognizes distinction
but that of merit and talent, and is equally open
all. The system of Instruction and the mode Of dsri
ne to be adopted adapted to devtope the highest
Intellectual moral and religious capabilities Of the
young lady, while they entire Independence of
character. ard well suited to prepare her in the
brs possible for the actual duties of life f
course all sectarianisn and be excluded. being
tirely at with the fundamental principles of the
Institution. The Board Of Trustees has been selected
from five or six different religious denominations and
will faithfully adhere to these principles. But while ell
tendencies to secaranism will be scrupulousy avoided
and while all in the selection of their place Of public
worship will be allowed conault the wishes Of their
parents and guardians, the whole influence of the Sem
mary will be adapted to the purest and highest
christian culture, that with the divine blessing, the
pupils may go forth fitted to enlghten and bless the
world
We commend this important enterprise and Institu
ton to the favorable consideration of the public.
Rev. J. c. HARr of this village is q member Of the
BOARD Of Trustees.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

FoRp's PHoToRAMA The Photoramic ex-
hibition of MIR Frank FoaD the Artist. at the Town
Hail. on Thursday evening, the 18th inst. COM
pets rlicing the interest, and awakening the
admiration Of the audience His bill of fare consists of
variety Of interesting views, scenes both national
and historical, pictures, life size of distinguished
characters living and dead, amusi, and fancy "sphts"
and views of the localities of e late sckles Washing
ton tragedy, with portraits of the actors therein.
The Plo Drama is well worth seeing, and will afford
10 all who mny witness IT, very pleasant and agreeable
hours entertainment -sF u t1
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April Appointments.
DR.. H. TURRS.

DGGs IL. i u bbS,
wilhelm attendance as follows:
RAVESSa. Prentiss House. Wednesday. 9Th April.
Akron, Empire House. Tuesday, 5lh April
Warren, National Hotel saturday. April 9th.
Cievelaud. American House, Thursday and Friday 17th
and 18TH March.
FoR CONSULTATION UPON ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
E0Nes, HEART, LIVER, STOMACH, Bowels, KIDNEYS
SPLEEN Also, DRoPsv. CRAWL. RHErMATIsM.
NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY. DYSPEPSIA. FEMALE DtsEAs.
ERUP rIcNs CANCERS ULCERS, ann all other varieties
of long standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For years. DR. Tuhbs has devoted his entire
fine Chronic Diseases treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other with
in reach liz ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PorsoNs
DOWN BUILD Up AGAIN. The medicines can be taken
With safety by the most delicate and patients NAV
home and continue, with prudence, their ordinary
iiet and exercise. Hundreds have ed ender he
treatment after friends and physicians had ven all
hope in isptahe evidences of which always he
furnished. Invads however reduced despairng.
invited call and he assured that ent
will be given expense incurred, without correspond
The writer of the following has been for two years
Justice of tbs Peace in Fremont aud is well known to
the citizens generally.
FRxMoST, sandusly Co.. Ohio Feb, 1869.
Dr.. TuBBs-Dsar Sir: Early last srring, my wife,
whose health has been firm for time, ook q
cold which was followed by cough suppress
sinu and proapsus uteri The liver also seemed very
She suffered good deal from pain and weakness of the
hack likewise pain in the sides and became very weak
thin in esh and teversh During the Spring and Sum-
mer employed three physicians, hut the suppression
continuing and debility Increasing the, Thought little
else could be done than patch up paliste and
vapcne and she could not probably survive long, With
in two weeks after commencing your treatment in Sep
tenher last she began to imprcye AID gained rapidly
cdedv better than time before since first residing
in Fremont, about six years ago
She had suffered much before, gained after
beginang your treatment, and has been well ever
since that have felt it duty inform you letter
that it he published to the world if think best
March g.). ~ ttf1 g. REED
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

MERCHANTS OFF FOR THE EAST .-Oa Mon
day morning Mr.. D. W. Goss, of the firm of D. W. Cos.
Bro. of Edngburgh, and Mr.. NJ q. srREAroR, of the
firm of streaor Daily Co., of shaiersyille, took the
cars at This place. New York via Philadelphia the
purpose Of making their Spring purchases.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

Our ADVERTISING columns are now attrac-
tive to nll RAIDERS, rd.ed have rarely had
lively demand for Advertising space than at this tme
The prospects for wheat, told excellent. the
business men rely upon hiving 'od trade this
son, and hope every body will make heap more
motey" than they did in 4 year before. d" Hard
times must be run out of the country He is d. cded
hpro
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

Y.P.L A.-At the last regular meeting of the $50
citation the following resolutions were introduced and
unanimously adopted. =
Resoued That the OF lectures delivered before
tis Assoc iaton during the past wint by Hon o. P.
Brown, Rev. C. HartH. n Willard, ,Prest H. L. Hitch
cock, REV. J. Norton, H. w. Everest Aiphonso HART
T w. Harvey, Gen. v. Bierce. Prof j. A, Garfield j.
A. Drake and Joel W. Tyler has been mighty interesting
and instructive, and that teuder the Lecturers
sincere thanks. l
Resolved Thai acknowl edge lasting obligations
Messrs F.. ostwick aud B. T. Speman for the very
prnnD and efficient efforts which they, m-msers
The financial committee the part Of the citizens.
m ade in b~llalf. . b-artss 1a ass
RSsoved. hat we ask the County Press and the pub
lie gene ally accept kind regards the
ageineit they hnve given The Association In notices OF
the lectrs requisite material their cheerful
ce. and respectful attention.
The regular ing OF the Association will be upon
Friday Evenings A. POE Speaker.
! II. D. FIEcu, Clerk.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
PORTAGE [

PoRrAeE County, BIBLE SOCIETY," - The
Annual Meeting Of this Society will be held to-day
the NJ. e. Church in this village commencing at 10
o'clock. A NJ The morning session will be for bust
such the election Of ooers the receiving of
reports. &c. =
In the afternoon at o'clock. there will be q meeting
parak ing Of religious exercises, at which
more addresses ths Bible cause will be delivered