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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
s5 Surviving Administrator of James Carter.
By Brown Z. KondxnIth his Attu,. ,n,uI q a..

I EGAL NOTICE.-Ih pursuance of an order Of
IL the Probate Court within the county of Por-
tage in the Statef Ohie made the 22d day of July
A. D. 1858, in cause pending in said Court wherein
Phlander P Lane ct a administrators of David Lsne
defendants, shall offer for sale, public outcry.
the premises the 7t day of July A. ID. 1884, hetx
the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and fouroclock P NJ.
said day. the following real estate wits Snate in the
township of sreetsboro in the county of Portage and
State of Ohio being part of lot number fifty six in said
ship. and bounded follows to wit: North
North East on turnpike road, called, East lot
Der fifty seven South lot number sixty.six West on
part of said lot decided Levi NJ Cochran containing
about one hundred and seventeen of land be the
out on the same.
S six, in said township bounded follows: Beginning
two rods East of South West of said lot thenc
running North parallel with the East line of said lot
the burying ground thence the line Of th,
buryng ground thence Nortn to the North line of th
burng ground thence North the public square theme
East to the South of public square, theme
North to land belonging to Michael thence Eas
to his East line; thence North his North line; thenc
East far that line drawn parallel with the West line
will include twenty three acres of land, including Stew
arts land; South to the South of
thence West 10 the place of beginning
Also one other piece parcel of land situate in sa
township of aud also being part Of said 10
number fifty -six bounded follows: Beginning th
South line of the East and West turnpike road at th
point where said turnpike road in running from Ra
square and running four rods South to stake; theme
two rods East to stake; thence North four rods
stake the South line of said road thence West tw
rods along the South line of road the place of begin
ming containing eight square rods of grounds be th
more or less being the land decided by Micha
Stewart, Jr ZebulOn Duel Recorded in Portage
ty Record Book. SIS, Paje 49,
Said several pieces land comprising the homestea
farm of said David Lane, and supposed to contain on
hundred and thirty -four and A. 100 of land.
To be sold subject to the dover of Melinda Lane as
signed thereln Appraised at 5000 Terms made know
on day of sale PHILANDER LANE,
t7' MELINDA LANE,
Adnrs. of David Lane.
r
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Montack will only be allowed to serve limited nun
her of mares.r,. apr6-3we. JNO. w. WILSON
Newton Falls Wooden Fac.

HE subscriber begs respectfully to return his siyeere
thanks 70 the Farmers and others for their kind and
liberh support since he commenced business at this
place. and soliciting continuation of their patronsg
begs to inform them that he has hand large
Cassimeres Cloths, Tweeds Fannes nd BlanErs. which
he will exchange for Wool the most reasonable terms
He will sin liar 70 the above mentioned
goods ON SHARES, or at the following prices:
Fannels, Is cts per yard, yard wide Banlrts 20
per yard quarters wide; Gas mere Fulied Cotl from
90 cts to so cts Custom Spinning l2a cts per pound
Carding into rolls cts perponnd Cloth dressing done
as usual, A II work warranted. ALLEN HOYLE.
Newton Falls, May Il. 1853. z.z
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution

Relative to an Amendment to the Constitution, Provd
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly.
Resotped By the General Assembly of The State OF
Ohio Three-fths of the members of each house con-
currng therein thar it be and Is hereby proposed to the
electors of State a the next annual October
State election upon the approval rejection OF the fol-
lowing amendment substitute for the rst clause OF
stituton ofth ateo w "All regular sessions of the
General Assembly shall commence on the hrst Monday
:" s"'~"-' WILLIAM B. WOODS.
MARTIN WELkER.
President of the Senate.
April 5, 1859.
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Roess Western Reserve Cheese Vat.
oscEoLA AND RoDERlcK

IMPOhTEU JAUkSI :
yTL stand for service the ensuing season. at the sta
ola SS 50 and $40; Roderick, IS, IS and SS. We win
also pay hs highest price for the use of the mare and
take the mule at four months old. Oseeela Is "a wears
old and i3A hands high Roderick is SH years old and
iSa hands high. Il. H. GoE,
$50 go 4.s-a sla5-rl ssf s. 9. @. FARNHAM
Oharisstown, March % 1859. maroon
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John A. Euans and Margaret Gilbert vs
Thomas Thomas and ais. -sa u

JORn ID E<DdHS ana sudTgQTeJ .STflOeft U.s.
= Thomas Thomas and ais
CHERIFE SALE BY virtue ofstwo orders of sale
. to directed and delivered from Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County and State o.
TEonas Thomas and ais ard in favor of Margaret
sale at dbc vendue at the door of the Court Honae N
Of CHIC on SATURDAY. the I'd day of July D. 1859 at or
hour of one O'Clock of sab day. the follow
ing decrihed land and tenemeDts, to wit:
Situated in the township of Paris, county of Portage
and state of Ohio, being part Of Lot No.
at the South East Of said Lots thence running
West the South line of said Lot 73 chains links TO
to the center of the state road leading through said Lott
thence North q 81 East % chains and ~ links to post;
thence South p chains and IS links to anosl
m the East ne Of said Lott thence South the East
line of said Lot % chains and I2 links the plae of
gihnng-conaining fifty OF land he the more
less; being piece of land decided to Thomas Thomas
by Robinson Wilson the 9Th day of April. 1859
Appraised ~ $50 dollars. go
Taken order of sale as the property of Thomas
Thomas and ais at the sit of John A. Evans and Mnrga
ret Gilbert Thomas Thomas AMI ais.
Brown 6 Woodwork. Ats. sT-E N
THOs r. WILL Ms. Sheriff.
sher iff's Office. Rsrcnna. NAV %, 1859. my23-5w
TOFiN DAYTON'S ESTATE.-No.ice is hereh,
given that the sbscriber has been appointed AM
qualified administrator the estate of John aeton
late of Mantua, Portage County, decreased.
| sULEM P. MERRIFIELD.
Troy, Geauga CO., May s, lsss.ss myle-3ws
I
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EEe Out Mower will cut a swath AZ feet wide;
| EYAnd our Mower is cheap. rzssass 50 .s=iz---5
What the Press says.
Fghers Mower Is all Iron and small and can stand out
the weather without rong down, or can be put away
in small sIlace.-[ Alliance Times. sss...
1t perfectly simple having much less than
similar machines. We noticed less weight and more
power and activity easier handled aud in every respect
better.-C Massillon Fair journal
Fishers Iron Mower substantial, practical modern
Machine We witnessed the performance of this Mower
at Deerfeld and could admire the aud facility
with which it worked, and the attention and uni
versal commendaton it received from the Farmers pres
extremely gratifying and al the same time gave
evidence of more than ordinary mert-lPortage County
Democrat. -=.A .fF=,f= Us.5z-iH
Fishers Machine is made of wrought ron il is of the
simple construction, and powerfui no danger
accidents exists tie position of the driver is per
fectly The draft machine Is from 10 70
25O.-[Daly Commercial Register, Sandusky, o. 5sa
| Premiums Awarded to this ~ Mach1ne.
Our Machine has taken the following First premium
the County Fairs last FALL in competition with all the
of any uotorety offered fer sale in this part Of
the State: 3
Portage County Agricultural Society - e
! Stark County Agricultural Society -f>
Tuscarawas County Agricultural Society za-5 I.
/ CoIumbiana County Agricultural Society
1 Salem Horticulur al and Agricultural Society.
And highly commended at the Ohio State Fair, no pre-
miums being offered. 49, .ra.
The price of our Now will be 10 payable IN sia
months from the lst day of June next with interest al
ter maturity or 81 90 cash delivery The purchaser
in all pay the freight From the hatteriE man
in which Mower has been received by the public
reliable Mower have been appreciated We take this
opportunity remark This policy will he UNCHANGED, and
that every Machine sold by us we shall not hesitate
warrant in every respect.
1 FISHER, SKATERS & 60.
GY Send in your orders as possible, ant
i oblige yours respectfully, F., g. Co.
II Alliance, April 1859 ,5= apr13-3m
ELIAS DRoNBARGER Agent, Rootstown.
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FARMS FOR SALE
EARM FoR sALE-The subscribsear

J Il H'AhM sFUh SALE line SuDscr1Der
oers for safe his Farm of about Ninety igt acres,
stte in Ravenna, Portsge County Ohio, the Cieye-
land and wrlisville Tnrnpike. and adjoining corpo
limits of the Fiize RayenRn. The farm enbra-
about seventy Of Improved land, under high
ofcutisaoh, and the balance valuable tiinbere.s
land; the whole pieasanlly located aured BY never
failing stFeahs, shiiable for grain ock Ear1 and
oAted wihrone hundred rods Of the present Depot
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road and
dred fee iof he contemplated Union Depot of ihe Ceve-
land & Pittsburgh aad Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads The Dwelling Hovse iB large aud commodious
well and cousenisnfly arranged with well of purs son
water large orchard OF grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There large
eomnodious farm barn. sheds attached horse and
carriage barn, and other out buildings in good repair
making il of the desirable farms in No.therr
Ohie For terms and particulars, reference may
10 Y. Betbe H. C. Ranney. by otherwise
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN. 8
tfa Rnyenna Oiiio April l2. 1859 aprl3
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blush to behold the fools who belong to her.
sBug trunk. Pat said dealer. ,.g
Il. And what for should bny trunkY re.
joined Pat. t s =
TO pnt your clothes in was the reply.
'An' 60 naked? exclaimed Pat The divil
a bit ov it.
A witness was asked If the defendant stood
on the defepsive2 No. esstood On bench
and fit like the devil
We become familiar with the ousides of
men, as with the outeides of houses and think
we know them, while We are ignorant of all
| that is passing within them.
g Happy is the man who speaks well of his
neighbors,
Death is knife By which the ties of earth
are riven. w. gag -s : =. . -7' 81
Perieles vas wont tossay that Time was the
wisest counsellor. -
"A wise sav'-A saw all the teeth of which
are wisdom teeth.
1t is less pain to learn in youth, than to be
ignorant in old age.
/ There is no courage but in innocence, no
lconstaDcy but in an honest canse. So =
Wholesome advice If you'd look sprnce
4 in your old age don't pine in yopEy yonth.
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VIENNA oHIo.

LOVE.
Take back your gold, aud give me love-
The earnest smile, -5a.-5-
The heart-yoice that conquer pain,
And care beguile. -a
Take back your silver, whence j. came
1t leads to STRIFE Is. 3 s-r
woman's nature feeds on love-
Love is its life.
Take back your silver snd your gold
Their gain is loss; i,
But bring me love-for love is heaven
And they are dross ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

eY 1t is admirably arranged to prevent clegging.
s will rotate well on side hill lie, e ground
1t is very strong and durable and is less liable
& out of repair than any other harrow
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Williamson Garter, surviving Ad PROBATE COURT.
ministrator of James Carter,
deceased. Petition t.
John Huison, Nancy Strong. ia complete realcon-
cob Stroug, Sarah Leonard, Hnr- 3T5r tract. 5-=.
Tison Carter and Others legal 4---.l=ss
representatives and heirs at law
of James Garter. deceased 20
Nancy Strong and jacob Strong of ibe State of w;sco
Carter of the State of In hereby informed
the 18th day Of May A. 1852 said Williamson Car
ter, Administrators. filed his petition in Office Of the
Probate Judge Of the Comfy of Portage State of
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition to obtain
enered into by said James Carter decease in MS tif
time, wit: the ]0t of March, ID ls50wiih lohp
for the sale him, the said John Carter o the
lands following: Situate in Township No. One in the
South Range of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve and known by being parts of Lots No. Is and
4l6 and forty of Lot No. 8-Souuded follows,
viz: Beginning at the middle of the Mahonmg- River;
thence North 36 rods; thence East so rods; thence
North to post at Browns thence East 80 rods
thence South so rods thence West so rods thence South
to The middle of the Mahoning Rver thence West the
place Of begnningsaid to contain hundred and IF
teen of laad. =sz=.5.j sft1Frts
Said petition that said John Carter paid the
full consideration money mentioned in said
by the terms thereof is entitled deed of lands
You are therefore required appear sail
petition by the 18Th day of June, A 1885, yor
the same wir be taken confessed, and order
decree Iaken to complete said contracsby making
to said John Carter stpulatedi in said contract.
Ravenna, Ohio May 10th, A. D, 1859. - 81
WILh ms, IN CARTER,
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BAsilAw TRoTrING STALLION,
HIONTAU UK.

y N,
MONTAUK. CIR
.Q- ~ VIII make the present at the Stable of
the Rayenna Hou e, Ravenna. Montauk bred By
one Of the best breeders Long Island He is power
full Understanding l6 hands, rangy, young sound anG
vigorous s-F - a s{J
PEDIGREE: he WAS got by the celebrated Cassus N.
Clay (of Long Iand of the renowned Fanny Eslsr;
CAssus by Henry Clay out of the dam of the well known
trottng horse John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew
jackson out of the fast trrttng surTy. famous for
beating the best horses of her dayPaul Py Ephraim
Smooth and others; Andrew Jackson without rival
in his day, at mile heats making them in SIT 1a and
never meeting horse fast enough to test his speed,
Andrew jackson by Young Bashaw, he by imported
Arabian Grand Basaw, out OF daughter of Messenger;
the dam of A j. by and he also by old
ger Montauk thus unies in his veins the purest and
fashionable trotting blood ofths
and Messengerand believed he the best bred trot
ting stallion west Of the Allegbauies. - : ts@S-
TERMS: For the purpose of introducing his blood in
the west he VIII stand the present pril
July low price of SIS the on or N B. for
note Of S25 payable when he shall trot 10 rods the
mile faster than the fastest time made by any troftng
stallion (which 3m. Is at he late show
Reserve Horse Breeders association larger
gum, he viii trot still lower fgures pa, The
the right to reject unsatisfactory notes
and unworthy mares and these terms shall be binding
upon him.
Montark will only be allowed to serye limited num-
her of mares, ~. apr6-3wek JNO. .sW.sWILSON
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The Most Perfect Rotating Motion
Is OBTAINED WITHOUT THE USE OF WEIGHTS

The great desderatum be obtained in the construc-
ton of rotary harrows simplicity absence of unnec-
essary friction and of moticp and is Chained Tor
this improvement that these valuable requisites have been
secured in greater deglee of perfection Than those
sented by other rotating harrow Iu its arrangement
most wonderful for simplicity it has every advantage
found in all the est rotating harrows, combined in one
This Harrow having three small circulars continually
revolving will pulyerize the soil more in going over
the ground than common harrow vii! Three times over
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hasenha, niarcn 10, lcos. ssE5 tonc<--pr-3-
EEO. HALLS New Stocks
" of PIANO FoRrKs, MELoDEoNs, Cur
TARs INSTRUCTION BooKs STOOLS, COVERS DusrsRs and
GUITAR STRINGS, all of the best quality
~ RAVEN, BACON & CO.'S PIANOS, N. Y.
we satisfied, after thorough investigation into the
comparative merits of best New York and
Boston makes the most desirable Pianos in market
With 50 years quiet and undertaking effort to
produce piano without fault in the Judgment of The
most refined musicians, the
Raven, Bacon & Co. Piano is Gem, q
3a Symmetrical Beauty, a Model of
Music without Noise!
Its beautifully soft and liquid greet the cultivated
with the most exquisite delight anG the listener sell
dom goes away without ying, Il wish had Piano
like that,
Don't buy Piano until you setised you are getting
good one. Don't think that because Piano is cheap.
you getting bdTgGinor that because II is high priced
you necessarily get good one. s7.ft <.
IA. coon ADVICE Have the Piano set mp in your
parlor, possble-ook at it, Try it. get the opinion Of
good judges Buy of some responsible person
home possible. These superb Instruments furnish
our customers at low rates. and most sincerely hope
that efforts to furnish good, reliable Panos Melo-
deons, DC. will be duly appreciated and time and money
saSed--=s5 80 sr..sF "a sz-s4sl-L fsf 10 :
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
variety of 81 octaves very good subati.
tute for Plano. ss.---ft -
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
very superior article, warranted-and by the way,
the Guitarf II is very and fashionable
n,art
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REooMMENpATIoNs.

REooMMENDATIoNs.
s CLEvELAND, o., October l4th, 1858. :
We. the undersigned having witnessed the operations
OF HowELLs THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Charles Howell of this city, cheeriuly
testify that in opinion it is The most perfect
puverizng the soil that has been intro
duced the farming community, and are fully con-
vinced rhnt Mr. Howell has succeeded in producing the
r0ag hayTotc and that is destined to take the
lead of all others that have been in heretofore.
The implement richly deserves the attehtion of all
persons Interested in improvements of the kind.
A. G. SEARLS. lc,..,rd n
G. A STEVENS, oie'ea"u,o''
ss...Ets CASwELL WRIGHT, Bedford, D.
c. s. GATES, Brooklyn, o.
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April 5, 1885
s,on,r.,y ~ sr.rr,s orr,or.

tiFs- SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, I
Columbus, o., April z, 1859.
Thereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution
.reatye to an Anne to the Constitution provid
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly, is
true copy from the original roll on file IN this ofce
A. P. RUSSELL,
i- Secretary of State.
April 3th, ls59-6m. -sl-lE 'a 81
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ME ELANGE.

" Torture is painted blind that she may not
blush to behold the fools who belong to her.
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CLEVELAND, O., January 14ih, 1859.
Having examined the operation of HowELI's THREE
CIRCLE RoTATING HARROW, prepared to say that 1t IS
the best Instrument for eectng the purposes for which
the advantages combined this harrow ghtness of
draft freedom from cloggnR, and IS calacity for pull
verzing the so each which of themselves. would in
nv opinion, recommend it to general use. -l 7l's
J. s TITUS, Finishing, Long Island.
county and State Rights for Sale.
oRDE RS FOR HARRows SOLICITED.
Ey Any further information relative to the Harrow
or the Patent Right, can he obtained by addressing
CHARLES HOWELL, = :7a2i
No 6s SuperiorSC, Atwater Buildings, Cleveland, Ohio
March 80, 1859. SIN
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:. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.

sssaEa.a. nj Office. = For sale at the
S&S 4 Center of Rootstown, the Hoase and
ESP Lot of six acres, well known the William
N. Butler place Said House is very couve-
-aAaA niently arrspsed and finished throughout,
an'I in excellent repair The premises aslo per-
feet order Teere is never failing well of water
the kitchen door and also there is god Barn, Carriage
House, aud other out-honses the plsee
Terms made easy and possession short notice.
gt PETER BROCK.
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MHO W. ENN,S
.-s THREE CIRCLE ,.H
Rotating Harrow.
THE MOST COMPLETE PULvERIZEH
OF THE SOIL EVER INVENTED.
- PATENTED JANUARY 4th, 1859.
Three IRON Circular Harrows.

Attached triangular shaped wooden ranie by mean
of Journals pins projecting from the center of eacl
circle. The circulars hnug ,cine so teett
the side that incline downward sink into the ground
deepest, and by this means p -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
fTNHE undersigned offers for sale The following real
tate, eonsisfins of village lots and farm lands,
wit: Dwelling house and Two lots, stuated on Main
Street, Ravensia formerly owned by Eli King. Also
about sixty lots lying in the east part of the village
soath side of Main Street, situate in Benz Tappan
addition 10 the village of Ravenna- Also quanty
!ar land lying between the village and the Summit Mil
Road, opposite John B. Kings which VIII be sold in
parcels 70 suit purchasers
The above will be sold on favorable terms
April 6. Sm CHA,S LAWRENCE, Agent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL-NOTICE.
Williamson Carter, surviving Ad ! PROBATE COURT
ministrator of James Carter
deceased. Petition t.
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TO pnt your clothes in.'' was the reply.
'An' go naked2 exclaimed Pat. The divil
a bit ov it.
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sirawder & Hart, Prf's Atty's.g
Sherfff's Office, Ravenna, MAY 5ih, 1859. myll-5w
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'Bug trunk, Pat said dealer.
b And what for should / buy a trunkY re-
Joined Pat - - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
A saLEsMAy Wanted 10 en-

"A poy for the ensuing year. good and popular DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, of character. None need apply, who
cannot well recommended for industry, sobrefy and In
egrity Address A b., Post Ofce, Lynchburg, and
salary reau red lice ai-dts
UDURE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
use article Also pnre Juice Port Wine,
hne Madeira Winc, Lendon Porter. For sale by
Rem COPY Iaug sOtsl W A. STROTHER co.