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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

The following interesting European news
by the last steamer failed to reach us by
telegraph:
GREAT BRITAIN.
The official correspondence between the
British government aud its officials in China
relative to the measures taken for the rats
fcati"n Of the treaty at Pekin. IA published.
The Hon. Colonel Bruce, British Embas-
sador, states positively Tint if Admiral
Hope had expressed any doubts as to the
result OF attempting to force the passage Of
the Pei Ho, they would not hav. been
shared bv the squadron, and iiit he decided
that the means at command were insufii-
cient to juetify 80 bold line Of action Col
Bruce accepts the responsibility OF AJmira,
Hopes act
Lord John Russell's reply virtually ap.
prov 20 Of the course taken, and eays that
preparations are being made, III conjunction
with the French government to bring the
forces to support the Plenipotentiaries in
their instructions.
Col Bruce, in one Of his letters. shows the
position occupied BY Mr.. Ward, the Am.r.
can Minister, and expresses the opinion that
the Chinese will not make difficulties about
exchanging ratifications with him as the
condition by which the American Minister is
alone entitled to visit Pekin contain nothing
offensive to Chinese pride. Col. Bruce ex-
presses much qualification at the friendly
feeling and assistance experienced from Mr.
Ward and flag officer Iatnall and concludes
as follows:
!" Mr.. Wards position is one Of considera-
ble difficulty, nor do / see, after our unsuc-
cessful attempt at Pei Ho, that any course
was open save the one which he has adopt
ed. He has acted cordially and frankly, in
the spirit OF his declarations ut Hong Kong,
and it is matter Of satisfaction to me that
his concert in our previous proceedings is .
strong argument in favor Of the conduct Of
NJ. De Boubalon and myself"
The cotton brokers OF Liverpool and the
manufacturers of Manchester are again rails.
ing loud cry against the practic. of mix
ing sand, dust, DC, with American cotton.
The Brokers Association OF Liverpool pre-
sented a memorial to the American Cham
ber Of Commerce on the subject. requesting
the Chamber to use it's influence to stop the
practice. The memorial says, that in last
year, q importe, the sand and dust would, in
oil probability. form a portion equivalent to
the weight of q hundred thousand bales,
and that the admixture caused dsprecis-
| ton in the value Of cotton greater than vac
proportional to the sand and dust. The
American Chamber recognized the impor-
tance Of the movement, and the memorial is
to be printed for circulation in the United
Statss
The London Times says that fabricators Of
false coin are very active either in Mexico
or the United States. More than the ordi
nary proportion Of dollars received, via
New York, having been found bad.
FsANCs-A Paris letter Of the 9Th says
ITO day the funeral service was performed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

BLANK-BooK Messrs. Luse,
Lane 4 Co. have just completed a set o,
books for the use Of this office which will
bear the scrutiny Of the best judges Of that
article. They consist Of Journal and
Ledger. the ruling of which is very intri-
cate, ami requires much attention to do
well. The books are solidiy bound with
covers that cannot warp particle, and In
every respect the work Is frst class. Messrs.
Luse, Lane h Co. turn out none but prem.
iu,n work for their customers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

VUN OONPORH TO the tinsss, the SCOTT HOUSE
has reduced the price Of transient 10 one dollar
per day, and permanent boArders are now taken at
three dollars per week and upwards. 10 10 our Do
Ssrlp aiou that this ehe Be the hest dollar house N
the S.ste,
pcvsS ], HOWpU8HY,
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w. ID. BlaiDa, M. D.,

HAVING located IN the City Of Davenport r.
II spectiuy soiciis the patronage Of the cttissna
Having hs1 l0aa expcr1suce IN the treatment OF
DlSBAoBS o. fHB EYE.
VII stve then, together With ether Preet3en HI
fithful atteusion.
- O0cs - 1saly-sssss1, GRss 1tass alsvs II
kees VDoe. )67eo0V
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

iHLaDELrHIA. Oct. 22-E. G. Wilson, Ad-
lutant General OF the State Of Pennsylvana a.
has taken 40 muskets which were in pos
session OF the colored musket company that
paraded In this city few months since
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

FARTHER PoIST, Oct 22-The steamshjr
Anglo Saxon, now due with Liverpool dat =.
to the 18th. has not been rignalled below
Snow IL falling here
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DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.

EfC. n. scrivso. 81 Dearborn street, Catc sgo,
10 to receiv. adye tieeutLt- Tor ihir pa
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

SHERIFFS' SALE. - The State Of Iowa.
- Scott county, in the District Court Of Scott
comfy, State Of Iowa.
ny virtue OF special execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Cont of
Scott county, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Ar
tome LeCiaire, plaintiff, and against William
helth and A. ,. Wilson, defendants, dated
October 18th, 1859, and to me directed, com
mandiBg me, that of the Real Estate as here
ter described OF the said defen lants,
make or cause to be made the sum Of five
hundred and ninety two dsllors and fifty cents
lSo32,oO with interest and costs. | levied
upon the following described Real Estate in
scott county, 10 wi: Lot six ~ in Block
one hundred and fifteen tll5) in LeCiaire's
eighth e addition to the City of Davenport.
as the property of the above named defend
ants. And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale at public outcrv at the Court
House door in Davenport. Scott coanty Iowa.
on Wednesday the 23a day Of November, 1859,
at the hour Of clock P. ". Of said day to the
highest and best bidder therefor for cash. the
abose described property, or sufficient thereof
to satisfy the above debt, with interest and
costs
Dated 18th day Of October. SO.
II LEONARD
oct ATS. Sheriff Of Scott co, Iowa.
SHEPIFF'S SALE.-The State Of low.
- Scott county, in the DistrictC Court Of Scott
county. State of Iowa
By virtue Of special execution issued from
the ofhce OF the Clerk Of the The District Court.
ot scott county, State Of Iowa. in favor OF
Caleb Wheeler, plaintiff, and against Strong
Burhel', defendant, dated October, II. 1859
and t" me directed, commanding me, that Of
the Real Estate as hereinafter described Of the
sad defendant make, or cause to be trade
the sum Of thirty seven hundred and tLirty
seven fS3737,O01 dollars with interest and
costs, levied upon the following described
Real Estate in scott county, Iowa, to wit
Lots five 3 and six s in Block thirty 1907 in
the city OF Davenport, rs the property Of said
defendant. And hereby give public notice
that ! shall offer for sale at public outcry at
the Court House door in Davenport, Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, on Monday the 2lst day Of Novem-
Der, ls5s at the hour of 2 o'clock r. NJ of said
day to the highest and best bidder tn erefor in
cash, the above described property, or snfi
cient thereof 70 satisfy the above debt, with
interest and costs.
Dated 18th day Of October, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
oct 24-ts Sheriff Of Scott co., Iowa.
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UNION HOUSE.
Front Street, Dct. Brady and Main

Front Street, Det. Brady 0na Maln.
D. c. SANFORD, Propsistor.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, CLEAN
W beds, and good fare. Board aad lodgia9
by week, $3.50.
- 1Good stabling for teams.
Oct22 d6U
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aivauce
CARDS.
JONN JONN>, JM,
ATTORNEY At LAW
nvFt'R, south Mas, corner of Brady and s.eon
- stf'.i-. ~ stairs .elll
JULIUS Koch,
ntNrfAcTuRkK or
Eurs, Gloves, and Oar
second ST., bet Mainland Harrison,
next d"ur t. I.angmack's Watch Store,
Davenport, Iowa.
DR. y. II. WOKLEY,
I I0MEPAT.IC rHYICIAN. OFFICE
and Residence. 10 Brady street, in the
house l"rincriy occupied by Dr. Gibson.
oct. IL dts
a. "nobwIN. :. u. MIiLEE J. T. TKEoo
GOODWIN. MILLER n CO..
I,ENEkAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ. ., cry BUILDINGS, ST. LOUIS, No.
oct. II, dtl.
,. >. VALLEY,
4 AND AGENT AND RIAL ESTATE BROKER
IL viii giv' special attention 10 renting huu. and
collesllhg rents. Also, huy, SELL exchange. lease
aud rhv taxes teal estate negotiate loans TX AM
Inc .lAn' titl's, Sc sc.
Ovfi.E-ni Rshemore n Lsves' Bank, No II
Brady street. Davenport. Icwa may lO.Gm
J. A. READ. ND.
SIGfAN AND SURGEON
OfrIc.-No p. corner Main and Third streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Dr Reid be- consulted at his ONCE 1t all Lours
he ta uuht Fac
seIs5
JOSHUA RR,
1I.........BHADI STREET.........ui
A GENTS for tn" ssie Of Dspsss's Spsssing
"A and sslasaiws Powder, and safety Guse
auglb9-dAs''
J.. ". GUICEAU.
ATTORNEY Ar Law, NOTARY PU8LIC
COMMIBsIONER
orrIcK-No Dsvenport's Block. Entrance on
Main street. JulylS dAw1y
NEW WPENNSvI.vANIAH HOUSE,
Cor 81 ith and Iswa o.. Daverpers, Iowa
DAVIS SONS. Proprietors.
l.,RER Omnihns to and from the Cars once Tor
Il Stages leaving for L. Claire, Prime on, Lyons,
Dewitt, Maquokets AMI Anamosa.
Pare One Dollar t.r day. aug2l-ly
JOHN e.. BILLS,
A TroRNRy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A and Notary Public
Otrics--pavenport Block, Davenport Iowa.
mays
cHAs. v. PUTNAM. H. LsAxE.
PUTNAM Il LEAKE.
A TroRNEYs AND COUNsELOKs AT LAW, and
n Nota'es Public oncc, No. 70 Main street.
Davenport. iowa ksyi7df
n. ID. ooSGDoN. wM NALL
CONaDON Z HALL.
ATTORNEYS AND COuNSRILORs AT law
AND NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
Omce-Eorth-wcst corner ~ brady and Second
streets. -stars-entr ancc on Brady street.
Jul,26-itf
TAYLOR \ BsAI1.ORD.
NO. wEsr SECOND sTRnRT, LE CLAIRE
dealers IN Drugs. Medicines Chemic ais, Paints Ois
window GLASS. Fancy Articles, Per'umery, Mineral
Teeth. Gold Foil, Nc. &c hehs
,. q. FARMER. N. H..
PHYSIcIAN AND SURGEON.
nFflcE--with Messrs. Rrger n eowers. No. 5s.
~ BRADY street.
tion. uovA
JAARS T. LANE, JOSEPH j. LAM
Attorneys and CsumseiOrs nj Law,
OHce--Nos. : and s. Commercial Block, south east
corner OF I'd aud Ri al, streets.
FRANZ rIuMER. Hos1N.
PulMER 4 VAN IUsbSEN.
A rToaSgYs and Counsellors a. Law. and Nota-
"A res Public. Also agents for the Charter OAh
Itre ins. Co., Hartford. Conn, Capital &3o0 900
City Fire In. Co. New Haven, i" a. &500,Ut0,
ON r lie Claire BLOCK, Davenport sept
COltHIN 4 now.
A TToRNEYS AND COij NSELI OBS AT LAW
EOTARtRS PUBLIC
Ofhce-At Mscklot 4 Oorbin's Exchange once,
Davenport Iowa. oolbH
JOHN n. CRAW FORD,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSElOR AT LAW, AND
~ Notary Public.
O.rcE- Nickolis' Block. up stairs. Ja20
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J. a.. FARMER, N. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nFFlCE--with Messrs. Rrger n eowers. No. 5s,
~ Brady street
Orders left with them will receive prompt atten-
tion. uov2
JAMES T. LANE, JOSEPH j. LAM
Attorneys and Counsellor Mt Law,
Ofnce-Nos. 1 and +. Commercial Block, south east
corner OF ID and RI adv streets.
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TAYLOR 4 wAss.omD.

MO WEST SECOND STRWRT, (LE CLAIRR
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, wholesale and retail
a. Aers IN Drugs. Medicines Chemicals, Paints OILS
window Glass. Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Mineral
Teeth, Gold Foil. Ac sc. nch9
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TODAY'S ADVT'S.

No. 25 BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oct 24tf
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W NJ . NALL

H. d. CoN1bON. VIM. NALL
CON2DON 4 HALL.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LORS AT law
AND NOTaRIEs PUBLIC.
Once-Eori west corner ~ Brady and b, conj
streets. .up-statrs-entranccO on Brady street.
InIa
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JOSHUA BURR,

1u.........Hs84A AOI NTREET
A GENTS for tho sale OF Dupeut,s Npostlng
"A and Bslastins Powder, and safety Guse
auglh9 -dAStf
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cHAs. ". PUTNAM. d. LkAKE.
PUTNAM Il lEAKE,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOkS AT LAW and
IA NotaIies Public. Ohicc, No - Main street,
Davenport, Iowa. Aayi7dtf
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A TToaSEYS and Coupsellors ~ Law. and Nota-
"A ries Public. Also agents for the Charter OAh
4tre ins. Co., hartford, Conn, Capital &3c0,O
City Fire in.Co. New Haven, a. =. t500, $50,
ON r lie Claire BLOCK, Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

SIffAN AND RGEON
OfrIc.-No p. corner Main and Third streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Dr Reid can be- consulted at his once st all lou
OF the day or sight, unless professionally engaged
Ael,b
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Further "Details Of the EuPOpA's News.

The following interesting European news
by the last steamer failed to reach us by
telegraph:
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tOTNif' MUCK, stpV
(OlSR1N 4 DOW,
A TToRNEyS AND CoUNSELI OBS AT Law
EOTARiRS PUBLIC
Onhce-At Mxcklot 4 Oorbn's Exchange ONCE
Davenport. Iowa. oolbN
JOHN NJ CRAW FORD,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
~ Notary Public
O.FIcs- Nickolis' Block. up stairs. Ja20
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
cH RLEs TOW NJ

?
HOUSE, THIEF ARRESTED. = On Thursd ay
last officer Haekett arrested named Martha De-
Puy for entering the of Edmond Elton Charles
town. the day before "wednesday while the family
absent at funeral in Blinfeld The woman stole 81 in
money gold ring gold ear Drops gloves. stockings silk
aprons, SC She helped herself to supply of pie, cake
meat, &c. which she devoured upon the pre- ses the
fragments left behind plainly testified, The woman got
in at pantry window which open, hut had stats
nailed hefure it.
The articles stolen were found upon the woman when
arrested She was taken before Justice Gonat, and
lars bail = ,-l-st-E
The also entered the house of Stephen Colton
in CharestoHn, the same day, the back door being
fastened She stole from thai house only gold ring
pair of kid gloves These articles also found on
her person when arrested
The woman has notoriously bad character. HeI
father and sister in ja-one both in Cuyahog.
county.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
S q A L E & S Y ! L L E.

ON Tuesday evening, the 6'h inst ;, a large
party of Ladies' and Gentlemen, friends of DR. and Mrs
Hayes convened at the HoMe their pleasant residence
and spent the evening in genial social enjoyment An
elegant carpet to Mrs Hayes strawder
Esq of Ravenna making the taton speech, which
feengly responded to by Mrs Hayes Several senti
ments announced, to of which DR.. Hayes ap-
proprateiy responded cordial friendly regard for the
inmates of the H. manifested by the large compa.
ny (several of whom were from neighboring towns),
throughout the pleasant in terview of the evening
particular account of the visit has been furnished us
for publication late hour that are obliged
to lay 1t over till next week.
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P A B I S.

DEATH OF JUICE IRA SELBY.-This vener-
able citizen departed this life, the 10th inst. the
residence of bis brother Thomas seby in Paris town.
ship Judge sthy for many years a resident Of Ra-
vennn, but for the last few years had lived with The
brother at whose house lie died Twenty nine years ago
he the landlord of the Globe Tavern" then kept
in portion of the present Prentss House, entrance
and Office being the nov occupied by Mr.. Foger
for his private family apartments He associate
Judge of the Common Pleas Court, for many years,
der the old Constitution. va 1rg7
The funeral took place on Monday. at Ravenra. The
deceased buried 18th Masonic honors the members
of Unity Lodge. Ravenna, Rockton Lodge. Franklin
Mills and Garrettsvile Lodge being present. The fne
raj exercises held at the Universalist Church.
Rrvs Messenger Vibbert and Browning, participating in
the services His age eighty four years.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
Al Y r A.

Mr. GARFIELD spoke in Palmyra last Friday
evening to great acceptance. He is ready, agreeable
speaker vtuperaye abusive but candid and argu
mentatiyehence be is listened with interest and profit
The Brick Church crowded. large number standing
not being able to get seats The promptness with
which the people together far meetings have
yet been held affords most gratifying and encouraging
indication. Republicans being fully aroused to the
Importance of the contest and evidently duly feel their
responsibilities. 1t is to be hoped that the zeal of
friends will flag till their efforts the second Tues
day of next month"; crowned with glorious triumph.
The promptitude and vigor with which Mr.. Garfield
enters upon the canvass worthy of high commenda
tiou a
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Local Notices.


EYE AND EAR AND ARTIFICIAL. EYEs.-Dr.
KNAPP of Buffalo. who exclusively treats Deafness and
Diseases of Eyes, visits the country in the fall and
i'll be in Rayenna, at the Prenis House, for limited
time, week regularly, viz Monday OF each week
Serious of Deafness diseases of the Eyes
should apply early, to afford sufci mt time cure
them. Iis seldom that eminent Ocust is in the
country aud those who desire to avoid the expense of
visit the city, should avail themselves of DR.. IS well
known skill. - - -34sefa
The Dr. also inserts Artificial Eyes, that noue like the
natural eye. -
His book the Eye and Ear may be had on applica-
tion
The following notices important to those having any
maladyso the eye
DR.. KNaPP, OCuLIsT The success which attends the
practice of DIR. Knapp, Cccust of this city, is almost
beyn precedent If indeed IL has ever had parallel
Buffalo Christian advocate, May llth, 1854.
DR. KsArp..This gentleman ia justly regarded as one
of the skiul Ocuiss in the ate. His treatment
OF dseaes of the Eyes has been attended with the most
grntif ing results and success has generally
his efforts that numbers from all parts of ihe United
States Canadas, have for several years come TO him
treated after vainy seeking relief from other
ces-Fronl The National American Hornelsuile August
T..
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w. R.. H.B.A-We call attention

W. R. 81. B. Ave call attention to
the advertisement of this association to-days paper.
The arrangements upon the grounds will be very COM
plete. Mr.. Corresponding Secretlry HERRIoK gave
ride last Monday morning around the track It is in
perb condition. doubtless unsurpassed in its complete.
Raised seats capable of accommoda- ing twelve
hundred under have been proviied. thus
adding Immensely to the comfort of
open seats capable of accommodating great numbers
There is Dining Hall provided, one hundred and fifty
feet in length where "ereature eonforts will be hand
somely dispensed to the hungry.
An eligible stand for the Bands of Music will also add
to the attractions.
Stalls for horses, abundant watering eonveuences &C.
will lave nothing to be desired by way of convenient
Recommendations
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TWELVE SONS
Ambrotypes and Photographs
"A TFoRD DIS.

fb 5ES Eae 4+~s e.
1st He has large cool. pleasant Rooms the walls OF
which completely covered with great variety OF
splendid Pictures; line collection of Pic
He will always be courteous and obgng to those
who visit his Rooms all of which viii tend to make
people pleasant and give happy to their pz
I'd. He has the be st Apparatus in the County. rT--
Sd. he has the best arranged Side and Sky- Lights,
giving just the right blending of light and shace, with
out which no Picture can be made life like. se-..
4th. He compounds his own Chemicals, therefore
knows they are what they should be. ~ .ss. 70
5th. His work is acknoweds sed by all to be superior
to any in this section of the country.
9th. He puts up Ambrotypes cheaper, according to
quality than any one else in Portage County.
or in Water Color., not excelled in the world
Sth He makes every desirable variety of Photograph
ic Picture known to the Art. ta+.r
9th He copies old faded Daguerreotypes or Amnro'
types any szerom the smallest Miniature TO Cabne
and Life-Size-and finishes them in India Ink, Oil,
Water CoIors. equal to Portraits from Life.
10th. He almost always gets good Likeness the frs
trial, that the patience of those sitting will not be
wearied by useless guess work and blunders
among a certain class Of Picture NJ skers.
lith. He seldom fails to get good Lkenesses of Small
Children. - s-7+s- af's--
18th. You always depend upon getting cheaper
more durable. lite like better finished Ambrotvpe
Photographs than at any other place in Portage Co..
FRANK FoRD's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
OF ART,
Seymours Building, Rayenna, o.
August II, 1852
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POrtage County Democrat, +,
OF THIS WEEK,
Put mp in wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

To ADvERTIsERs.-I It becomes necessary
again remind advertising customers that insure
Insertion for the week. advertisements be
band din by 10 o'clock A. NJ Monday. Advertisers
respectfully requested leave their advertisements
the Business Office, in the Ravenna Book Store
ke them in person to the Printing Rooms. e'
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
SeDternber rAppoIntnaents,

DR. DELI.ENB UGH, respectfully informs the cifi
Dzens Portage Stark md TurmbuI oIntiesaud the
surrounding country that he wil in the following
pInccs All persons affected with any complaint
hronic invited to call for gratitous consul
Lation. .a-I-ti ie.4 z-t .zs '..sJ.lfs-s- .s
cUYAHoGA Coat his residence, in East Cleveland,
SpaIger Avenue helween Main
Eucl d-S:s., 1T. I'd, Sd Eth, 5th, 9th.
7th, ssh,9ih, 10Th, ilth, 18th, 18Th.
PORTAGE Co:-Garrettsville. Norton House, 3Oth,
A. M to 2P. NJ.
Ravenua, Collins House. 18th,
SUMMIT Co.-Mecedonia, at Il. Piles IL b.
STARK CO.-Canton City, stcver House, nth 18th.
Minerva, Yengiing House, A. to 3 2.
- 4 z Massiilon, American Hou> e. letl,.zF
TUscARAWAs Co.-New Philadelphia. Combs House.
Urchsvil!e Commercial Hall, 2Si
JEFFERSON Co-steubenviIle, o. S. House, essh.
COLUMBIANA CO.-Wensvifle, Missouri House. 9Th
seq sa++ g. CIV North Georgetown, 2Sth.
BEAVER CO PA beaver, Pavilion House, 26th.
HARRISON CO.-Cadiz, American House. gath.
CARROLL Co.-Carroton, Patton House, 20h
DIR. Dellenbaugh haiters himself. that he cure
Chronic complsnt OF the oldest and most obstinate char
acer. He mercurial preparations, and only ne
Dr. D. of Cleveland is the of the celebrated DIR
Dellenbaugh, late of GeorgeIown who so successfully
treated and prescribed or 26 600 patients during t
years practice in this State ~ II
All diseases pertaining Women and Children treat
ed with great success hy DR.: Dell.nbansh: - IN
he satisfactory There no one practcing in George
town the Dellenbaugh system.
N. B. DR.. d. speaks the German language.
About years ago my general health became much i'm
paired, and in a short time there eruption mad
its appearance on my face and body assuming the very
worst type of skin disease, ESQ called by the Drs Ny
husband heing physician tried different remedies. but
avail nothing then appfedto other eminent physi-
cans hutgot oreiief BY this time head and face
was ofsores heard of DR.. DIS. great success
treating chronic diseases diseases of the skin up
eruption removed, and general health improved
der bis treatment so that now enjoy good heath In
houd apply to pr. Dallenbaugh MRS. A. FoGEE
CLEVELAND April LIST. 1853
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
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GUIDE 10 Executors and Adminat aiors In the Set-
IA tlement of the Estates of Deceased Persons, BY
George w. Raft Counsellor at Law.
Having examined this book, find It practical and
useful work. for all persons interested the settlement
Of the estates of deceased persons.
DARIUS LYMAN.
Ravenna, Aug 10, SO Probate Judge of Portage Co.
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