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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

San AND FATAL Ca UALTY Mrs LARK
wife the Rev G w. CLARK, instantly killed il
Akron Saturday afternoon, by being thrown dowr
nbankment of twenty feet, while riding with he
husband IN a carriage.
Mrs reside in this sil4ge with her husband fo
Conference ye rs from 1855 to 1857, and widei!
known, and known only to be beloved. This painful
news gloom this entire community, and tn
deepest sympathy felt for the suddenly bereaved fan
iiy-
From dispatch to the Cleveland Herald Jake the
following d tails: irs9 ss~
Just dusk Rev. George W. Clark driving along
Inward street. the centre of the village, his wife
in the buggy with him. He stopped for the purpose
of unhitchng and wafer ing his horse at spring benea
the bank the roadside he had unfasened the side
and Of the traces when the horse sared and
in attempting to stop him, the animal reied direct
LIP over, and Gown the precjpitous bank, twenty
feet sheer plunge Mrs Clark sitt ng in the carriage,
thrown violently upon her head She was taken ul
gasped once twice, and expired. The concusson SO
sudden and violent, probably caused the rupture of
blood and death instantaneous be conceive
ed fracture of the head disocatiuh of the neck
apparent
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
conar Peonrrnkns-Tne Court of Com

4 CoURr PRocEEDIses- Court of Con
mon Pleas Of the proceedings Of which gave short
/ account last week. still contiBues in session.
i The Grand Jury impanneled Monday Of last week
discharged Tuesday al after being IN session
1 n little over day.
We noticed but Witnesses and but little excitement
about Grand Jury loom, and judging from the dis
patch with which ts business disposed of concluded
The duties Of that body comparative
| ly light. - -
But thres indictments were presented: one against
James R. Kirk for forging bank no,e against Eli
HatsOn Tor the offence; and against Robert
Bluff for having In his possession eounter bank notes
with intent to dispose of the same unlawfuly.
Kirk aud Bluff indicted at the last term, for sub
stantaIiy the oRsnces. The new indictments be-
ing designed correspond perfectly with the proof
which is expected to be made trial. the old Bills viii
| be aoILed.
now indicted for the first time
Ki,k,stris is expected to follow the @Midam case,
be supposed be leader in his gang, and his
will be stouty contested
In the Court room the of Pope ys. Rice, more
commonly known as the .sMi-dam case has almost
treIy monopolised the attention of Court, Jury Law
yers. and every else. Something like hundred
witnesses have been IN attendance. as{sI
The the first for trial, and heard
uesoas OF tne week on demurrer 70 part OF tne
hepy MED oy rainth 70 Defendants answer the ofcls
iOn oi 'ne eemniior oens IN 'asof On De'ehoane ne
VI ~nne.sss eoninencee On As. e1nes-
oAs ano tne trla' Is son progress as we go 70
pres Wih pronAoy % submitted to tine Jury to-day
ipe 0loMs Ae'orneys nave neen retained oy .ne pr
ues- for riaintH' iaylor ana Wtnaro, ana LAY
aol'ou' lor D'isnnahi' Judges h-G. hanne ana Aeu
ben Hitchcock. and Messrs.J J. L & q. C. Ranney and
Strawder & Hart
BESIDES TINS case the following nave been heard and
decided by tine court
Erastsss Ddrror Us X 4. 1foeseTocA, q as. 575
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

COMMENCEMENT AT HIRAM. - The Com.
mencemen exercises Of the Western Reserve Eclectic
Institute at Hiram, will tnke place on Wednesday Of
next week, the sth Of june iust.
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s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are 10 receipt Of
valuable public documents from Senator WADE, and
Hon. B. r. LITTER Thanks
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

County SCHOOL EXAMINERS - New AP-
roINrMEsTs-Hon. D. LYMAN, Probate Judge, has made
following appointments fill vacancies in the County
Board Of School Examiners:
Prof. A. DRAKE, of Ravenna, Uiee Prof J.. A. GAR.
FIELD of the Eclectic Institute at Hiram, whese term
Office had expired, and who declined reappointnent-
LAuRIs d. wooDwoRrH, Esq, of Rayenna rice HrRsM W
BRIsFoL, Esq, resigned. -s1.zsi,re-
The Board now consists of Rev j c. HART, Prof J.
DRAKE, LAuRIs D. wooDwoRrH, Esq. i 80 l. az,
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EXPRESS MESSENGER LAMB will accept our
especial thanks for daily papers received in
advance Of the nails.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

DELPHIC SOCIETY ExERoIsEs-The Delphic
Society connected with tho W. R. Eclectic Institute at
Hiran viii present their first anniversary to
the public in the Big Tent the evening following
Commencement, Thursday. June 9th.
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FROM THE JUNIOR EDTroR.
Letters Home

The Chssrchss-R Req y. c. Hart-Cfy Schools Fire De-
paytaent- lformon Emigration Traot Sociey repndi
ated-Producs Msrket Wool Butter Michigan MaiHs
Lao Green Psas-- Ripe strassberries- Resdenee Of
General Cas-. sgaessi
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il The PUBLIC GRoUNDs.-The County 1oto
Yard facetiousiy dubbed Court House Park is becom-
ing beautifully and plsntfuly bestrown with gano
We remember, in reading Knckerbocker's History of
New York. that the veracious and solemn historian
Cords that on certain occasion ST. Nicholas kindly
cow had prepared soft cushion, which graciousy re-
ceyed the broad figure of squatty old Dutchman. It
would seem that the tutear dvintes spreading
soft carpets for feet ON the hard stone walks IN the
Park. = z
remember in younger days, Of hearing boys ex.
eian under the influence of certain pedal misadyen-
lures, I've cut my footr By the appearance or many
coo In the Park conclude that some feet have
Dsen cut during the term of Court-but whet-
the surgeons bills have bean home to the suthor-
TO- we have not iearusa ,ut certain It is
many tax payer, who has conrituted his moiety 10 t
up these beautiful grounds, has had "a foot in IT,
In behalf Of the Ravenna street cows That are now
in clover we protest that no attempt be made to
obstruct easy ingress to the Park grounds-Sor sucb
proceeding would be an infringement upon the imnr.
scripibe bovine rights of the County seat footed
quadrupeds' ~
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settle Up!

NOTICE is hereby given, that :he notes and account
for collection, and that all payments Of the same mu'
be made me. Al persons indebsed 20 said nrm or "
mysef are immediately requested to pay the same b.
fore the rst day July all mites and
of said rn of my own not paid by hss lne will hs
urays of week. to that time at the store of Gre.
& GreeuRelder, for the purpose of settlements.
90, ,-.r..ff --g WY. GAME.
Rayenna, May %, Issa-sw q
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{. A CAUTIoN.-Gentlemen in walking through
the Court House Park should be careful and leave the
tagging, and walk diagonaIly across the lawni Tie
lawn vilthus become intssected with numerous paths
dstghl TO behold, and the stone tagging win be pre-
served from the and tear Of bootheels Yerb,sn
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70 make up the farmers home and dunes. siii een'
any way disparase this country 70 exto' o1's, J
must say, that bow any one caa puii-uP-s.AAS y
e,nigrate to westward rrnhosne. can hsey feai'ze
unless il be that people 50 doing go it ohnd' hor
many afterwards regret having made sncn e'snee' Nc
ofsen have cause 20 know and many ois1er eApefene'
could be told By emgrants from our own Couns5 alone
Though every locality has It's an perhaps
TOO much Of an old fo 20 myself OF te idea
that location and adyanases are much superior to
those to be found away from cur good NeW-bngand
country.
The city Of Detroit has one OF the finest 70 the
Stes sDd e amount OF business transacted af tins penf
with Rail Road cars and BY water craft enot be fully
comprehended. BY being told The water supplied the
city BY the water far e1esis the present
and quite equals the drangs which come from the od
oaken buckeh the mosseovered bucket that hangs in
the we'll
The Marine Hospital iocsssd upoa Detroit river just
beyond the city limits. S one OF the most pub
he institutions IN the CITY. h y four-story building-
built OF brick with corners and piazzas upon
all s'des. The wood-wofk upon she inside Is al oak
ne rooms hehs. neat sz'd ven ventilated, and
wen iurnisnee- me Dona5ns saz,ned by hot pipes
runhi"s RON furnaces 10 the basement The
paszas coniand nne views OF the city the harbor the
snors ior mics OF several islands and the mouth
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

A BIC APPLE TREE--Mr. LoREHz, CHAPfN
emigrated franklin County, Massachusetts. in ls1t
in 1915 he took up his abode in Man ua in s County
In April OF that he set apple of whip
stock size, The largest part not larger Than mans thumb.
The grew rapidly and has reached extraor
dinlry size. The trunk eight feet in cir
cumfsrence and the top is proporonaby large and
brageous The tree produces sweet rnsset applebut
has never been remarkable as bearer. 4-sF
Mrc cHAps thinks the growth of wood extraordinary,
asks for Information in regard to any thing ike it,
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SUMMIT MmL-Wetook a turn through ths

SUMMIT MIII.-Wetooks turn through the
Ravenna Summit Steam Grist Mill, JoHS wHITTLEsEy,
proprietor situated Chestnut last week. and
found everything there in plepie order. The machine.
ry bolts, AID all the appointments of the Mill 10 per-
feet order, and the best of work done. Mr.. wHTLE-
has just attached to the boiler adjusting gauge
for regulating the supply of water. is nest ingenious
and useful contrvance, and would to render accci
dents, from deficient supply Of water, impossible. ~
r. HIRAM w. BR1sToL. Esq, native Ravenni
ai of Mr.. u g. BRrsroL, and son-inlaw of Mr. Csc
wHrTTLEsHy 1k his departure last week, with his
youthful BRIDE for Morrison Illinois, where he proposes
reside and upon the p-actice of the law. The
best wishes of friends follow these young peo-
pIe to their Western home,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the State Confer
of Ohio will be held in the Congregational Church
sanaekJ City, Thursday June 9th, at P. M. Rev
Messrs T. N DS:shi, J. s. Graves, T. s. Clark. d. D.,
Joseph Merriam, Geo. Darling and VIM. Dempsey, and
Brethren J. W. Weld, Booss. D. eouant J. s. Her
rick Cark, Charles Ssanfordars delegates from Pu
ritan Conference. lY4-r ass
| Rev.J G. Hart and E. N sill members oficio.
Delegates and their wives in attendance upon the Con
ference, will have return tickets free. sz asSa-
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May -, 1859.
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Local Notices.

FoRDis facilities for making every style oi
Photographic picture superior to any In the county
and the people of Portage will find their interest &c
get their work by him instead of patronizing ire
sponsible travelling WHO have few or no fac
ties for dnirg good work. Prices satisfactory ALL
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

- STRANGuLATED HERMA-SKIILFULA AND Sue
cEssrUL OPERATIoN-The difficult and hazardous opera
ton for strangulated Hernia successfully and skill
fully performed upon Mr.. 81. G. srooNER, Palmyra
short time since The OPERATORS Dr. Maho-
ming County and DR.. RICE of Palmyra. The patient s
rapidly recoysing bids fair to be sound man again.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

f MEETING, HOUSE DEDIcATIoN.-A Church
Hartville Village, Lake Township, Stark County, Ohio,
will be dedicated Saturday, June 11ih. Bishop sIP-
son will preach Dedication Sermon. Services COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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The following Stations entered for exhibition in
the exercises Of the ring and with few exceptions
horses were esader four years of age.
n d. wetmore's Mas siiIon Morgan ssBony.n
e Hamiltpn's Stallion ssHcnry.r
ahomas Gor6y, ..searcher" years old. ai
Jud9s Stallion, years old. Il p "a 3 4Fai
:. W. Wilson .Montauk" years old;
q a" H o. EesA q 3
-Ashburns Talrnadge Tuekahoe. Stallion; ss.
e. Hamilton's Stallion.
Richard Cotton. Rootstown. sherman Morgan"
= Bradford's Stallion.
ID. Treat, Talmadge, Stallion.
Roy" -
The majority Of the horses being young and compare.
lively unframed. do not give the time made, but win
that all did remurkably we'll After the exhibition
of Stations bad been concluded. the was onopo.
lized BY trosting gcldlngs and mares
In addition to the animals. noticed quite number
Of Agricultural implements exhibited. such Moving
Machines, Horse Rakes, Straw Cutters, &c. )
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SPEED ON THE RING The aciior of the
following prominent horses on the Fair Grounds last
Saturday, has been reported to -si.-ss.i..E
MAsLLLos MoReAy.-This fine and celebrated horse
OF advanced years, made mile heat In 2:54. Cons
ering bis years. this action Is extraordinary He
bears his age like Prince. ,-sHs
GRAEITE STATE BoYThis beautiful horse brought in
to the State by BuoK wHEEIEr and kept the Prem
tiss House Stables, performed mile heat in 33 Con-
sderng that he had been trained for the OCCASION
that he had not been used at all during the previous
week, and that this the very first time he had
been in sulky in this State. his pc peorrnance
markable. showing speed aad hotto and that great
patilities may be developed by thorough training.
The Masslon Morgan and Granite State Boy az.
m;raby driven by THOMAS J. WHEELER. he also dros
bay &c ding owned by L. q: DoDeE Co., and withou
much effort, made mile heat in 3;11. having handled
him oniy week.
TUCK HOE This superb young hocse made half mill
heat in 133 showing excellent action and very supero
qualities His ELwoop HAMILTON, Of Shalersvlle
has prize in him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-18

They speak OF Il man i'll Maine who is strong
enough TO lift Il barrel Of pork with his teeth.
This is not remarkable. We know n man-an
aged one, too-Who has lifted several barrels OF
pork with his teeth
Mrs. Horace Fry, of Philadelphia, lately
brought so prominently before the public by
her application for Il divorce from her husband,
has gone to Europe lii company with her fath-
er, MIR. Grigg.
Since the It'll of July, it has been unlawful
for any person to pass or receive, IN the State
OF Arkansas, any bank bill OF less denomina-
ton than ten dollars.
The painter, Morice Dudeyant, son of Geo.
Sand is about To lead to the hymenial altar Il
young lady possessed of an immense fortune,
the daughter OF the greatest miiliner in Paris.
Hon James Gamble has been appointed 10
the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania; vice
Judge Burnside, deceased.
Madame Borghi Mamo has formed an en-
gagement with the ltailan opera In fafls, AT
S0U francs Il month.
Jas. G. Claiborne, publisher of the Arkansian,
died at Searcy, Ark, on the 29th uit. lie was
a ia tive of Richmond, Va.
Capt. Michael Mcdonald the first San Fran
cisco pilot ever commissioned, died in Balti-
more on the 18th inst.
The Rev. Charles Hammond, formerly UNI
versaiist clergyman at Niagara Falls, died IN
Rochester July 10th, aged 81.
The Spiritualists of Boston, to the number
Of 5000, it is said, went on picnic on Tues
day last.
Among the Zouaye officers killed at the bat
tie of Magenta was one of the name Massena,
a relative of the hero OF Essligen.
NJ. DE Sartges, the French Ambassador of
Washington, has arrived III Paris.
New extra -four is selling in Fredericksburg,
ut $3.50 per barrel.
Ex-Governor Foote has Withdrawn from the
Congressional race in Mississippi.
Minister Forsyth is II candidate for the Ala
bama Legislature, from the city of Mobile.
There were a65 deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
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Additional from Eurouc.

New YORK, July 1G-The steamship Bo-
russia, from Southampton on the evening of
The It'll the same day the Weser) has ar
rived briugin. the London evening papers,
but they contain no later dispatches from the
continent.
Letters from Paris state that a TIE Deum was
chanted IT Notre Dame on Sunday for the vic
tory of Solferino, and on the same day thanks
giving was held i'll all the other places of Wor-
ship in France
Naval preparations continued active at
Brest and Toulon, and immense quantities
continued 10 he forwarded to the Adriatic
Prussia had given positive assurances that
her recent measures with regard TO her mill
tary forces were not taken with Il view to hos
Utilities. land France may be perfectly tram
gull on that score. "
Confidence has been somewhat restored i'll
commercial circles.
A letter from Lyons says that the orders
criYed by manufacturers from the United
States compensate them for what they lost by
the war. 1t WAS feared, however. that the
failure Of the sugar crop this year Will create
serious difficulties for the next wear
LONDON, July 4.-ConsOls closed at 9}a93 :.
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LATER FROM NIENICO.
tonfiscation OF the Church Proprrty-Dis-
patches from the 4. $. Minister.

NEW ORLEANS, July t1--Thc steamer Ten
nessee, from Vera Cruz on the 18Th has arrived
The British steamer Teviot sailed on the
5th, with S2,250, 000 in specie
Miramon proposes to issue Sis, 0Oh,000 of
forced paper currency, and is also abont rails
ing Il forced loan from all natives, from - 20
$50 each.
The Tennessee delayed sailing day, TO en-
able u. :. Minister McLane 10 send import
ant dispatches.
JUarezs Minister OF Finance, ~ among the
passengers, and comes to negotiate 4 loan on
the Church property.
Topic had been captured by the Liberals
Several vessels had been lost in a violent hur-
ricane off the coast OF Tuspan. Techonitla-
This French bark Anna Hui had been lost OIL
Tanpico.
Juarcz's manifesto prohibits the clergy hold
ing office and throws them on the voluntary
support OF the laity.
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~ Artificial Tectil-The Cheoplastic Pro-
CESs.-G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the src!nstce rIsht Tor the above mode OF making
TEETH and after nSins and testing it in the most
difficult cases. rher, Other plates had fni!ed,
TREY sotShsd Of ITS abSo!Bts superiority the
gold silver and platna method; can. therefore, with
confidence, recommend it 20 all who may desire full
or partial sets OF teeth, and especially 10 such as
may tt dfSsattSfed trtth those they aSing.
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are renovedthe suction bring perfect secures
comfort aud stability to the fit and the teeth being
embedded in the metal, the food is excluded from
under or between them; they are, therefore, clean
er, smoother. and III every respect better. II
sequence OF the perfect adaptation OF the plate to
the mouth. and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert more teeth ictthOut clasps and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method nav inS been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South testimonials will be gwen and
specimens exhibited to any W he may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will he taken in part
pay. VIII, eli course, make TEETH the old
mode for those " no may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite CerInthlan Hall. ja Fly
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
cram and crops ~ MsrhieHjHrs, 81.

CLARKSVILLE. VA, July II.
The wheat and oat crop in this county is
very large. Some OF our planters on the river
will no doubt ship from five to seven thousand
bushels of wheat this season. A gentleman
living not far from this place, sowed Il few
acres OF low grounds in oats, from which he
has stacked sixty-three stacks, besides several
large loads which he hauled to his granary.-
The tobacco Inspections i'll this place, up TO
this time, Is about four times us large rs ii was
last year To the same date. The prices paid for
tobacco here have been very liberal. So far
MIR. Daniel Ealand Is ut the head of the list
He got for one hid. e26.5U per hundred. and
good prices for the balance of his crop. Mr.
Daniel SiZemorc comes next the list. He
got for one hid. So and many other worthy
farmers got from Sis TO sob. These prices We're
realized Il few weeks since. The prices 1T pre-
sent very well sustained. The growing
crop OF tobacco is not very good-many of our
farmers complain very much of the dry
weather. and do not expect to make more than
three fourths OF crop of tobacco. The corn
crop is very fair one and If 1t Is seasonable
from the present until corn natures, there
will be a very large crop gathered In this sec
ynA,
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Later from California. &c.

ST. Louis, July 16.-The overland mail from
California on the 9th. has arrived
The LecomptontaS had nominated Milton
:. Latham, for Governor; A. c. Downcy 1t.
Governor. and JnO. G. BuTch, for Congress
from the Northern district. The nomination
Tor the Southern district had not been made
when the mail left.
Rich discoveries of gold on the coast, in
humboldt county.
Oregon advlces state that the Columbia river
was very high, causing great destruction OF
property.
business at San Francisco was extremely
dull, owing to the non arrival OF several clip
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ST. LuTIS. July l6.-The new Mexican mail
NJ tn Santa Fc dates OF the eth ult reached
Independence This morning. Large numbers
of the CaHauchr and Kaw Indians were at
Walnut, ana the latter were pndeaVuring TO
form an alliance with the former for the pur-
pose OF Furnishing the people OF Council Grove
Tor hanging two of their tribe Il short time ago
The TWO companies of troops ut the crossing OF
the 4 rkaus;tS Were not sufficient To hold the
Indians in check. should they become hostile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-18

Ia Nature is the Great Physiciam.-This
dame nta principle OF healing science. it is wisely
provided ~ the human economy, that whenever
anything is wross in the phy stem, the natu
raj forces OF the body brought to bear To eXpel
the disease. The great aim, therefore. is to
strenst then the natural powers This has been kept
in view by the skilful compounders OF DR.. ]. HOS
LETTERS BITTERS, which operate o give fire sh
vitality to all the of the body The effect of
this medicine upon ths stomach, the liver and the
kidneys, are prompt nddecisive. The patient who
is wise enous TO sult drusgins. and try the BIT.
TIERS, soon feels as il he had taken new lease of
life, ana az he continues the OF the article, he
is overjsyed to find the stream OF health eourslng
through his frame. Let all from whose cheek the
bloom has departed. give Dir. j. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BITTERs trial.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
M See advertisement in another column.