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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
FOR SAL E. :

i,,i The Dwelling House and four acres land oc-
cnpied by the subscriber. is offered for
saleon reasohabe terms tis situated the west side
of Chestnut street, short distance south of the Court
House, is Thoroughly built of the best materials aud
pains expense has spared to make it pleasant
convenient and comfortable. good veil of never fail
Ing water and cistern under the roof Awood-
house, smoke house and ice house, are convenienty
tached- Also, large Horse Barn arriage House and
sheds for pigs poultry and cstcrn for watering
stock The land and gard Is in high state of cultiva
ion good bearing orchard and so Young trees of vari
Gus kinds from the Rochester IN. ~ Nursery Also
for sale rent, house and lot ajoiung Chestnut
street. so by T8 feet back, with good well
horse barn, frnit trees &C. For further particulars
enquire Of the su ubscriber, or VIM. .Waisworth and
Z. Beebe, ,Esqiires. - - ALBERT AUSTIN. =
Z Ravenna, Oct, 9Th, 1855 s 90 $40 eesz
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Jules Vdutror u.s. John r. Roberts and ais
SHs RIEE SAIE.--By ,irtue of wit OF Vendi
~ Ex direct ed delivered from the Cour OF
Common Pleas in and for the county of Portage and
State of Ohio shall to sale at public tendue at
the door of the Court House. in the town OF Raseuna
in said county and state, Saturday, The l9n day
November, A. d. 1882 at the hour of one O'Clock
p of said day. the following described lands and ten
emenIs, to-wit:
Situate in the township of Paris comfy of Portage
and Of Ohio, and being of lot bounded
North by the Pennsyvana and Ohio canal which separ
ates it from lands of John Morris, on the East by
lands of Thomas e. Nichols; South by the Mahonirs
River, which separates it from lands of wm Selby's
heirs Evan F. Evans, and West y j. Norris land
supposed contain fortyseyen of land Apprais
ed at SIS per acce.
Taken on a writ of Vend Ex. the property of John
r. Roberts and ais, the suit of Jules Vautr ot.
Terms-Cash day of sale. =
THos. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Ravenna, Oct. ll.iS59-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

am physician Of thirty years. practice My princi.
pal study has been disease of females They
composing Marsbas Uterine Catbolicon, was pleased
with theip ;sgave them affair trial and found myself
abundanty successful. In my former practice 1 could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the cases. and
could not cure one in ten. Now radically at
slider Marsbas Uterine catholeon the greatest blessing
u 81 MiEItAMs. NJ. D.. Charleston.
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He is Phyf icia1 indeed, who Cures!

He Is Phyf Iclal indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb Doctor, RI LYONS, cures the fol
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages of their
existence, viz: ff-.. -.g ~ ..-a -aI. .at u r 2G
Diseases of the Throat. Lungs Heart Liver Stomach,
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
Failing Sickness, and all oller Nervous De-
-raugements-t Also, all diseases of the Blood, s.,s
such as Scrofua. Er. sipelas, Cancers, - i.
20 Fever Sores Leprosy, and all other;
~, I'D, cOmplicaed chronic complaints - -.E--
All forms of Female Difficulties attended to with the
hnppiest results.
It is hoped that will despair ofa until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors MI dcnes fair and
faithful trin GR During the Doctors travels Eu.
ropa West Ines, East Indies, South America
United Sates he hBs been the instrument in Gods
to restore health md ygor thousands who given
up aud pronounced incurahle by the most eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more, thousands who on
the verge of the grave Row living MONUMENTS to
the Indian Herb Doctors kill aud successful treatment,
and are duly excaiming.s Blessed be rhe day when
first we saw and partook of the Indian Herb Doctors
Me 1eine. q D. 81 d : 81 vi u ,f-a- osla e7- .ri7Hs e
satisfactory references of cures will be gladly and
cheerfuy given whenever required. &C. 4 8 A.,
The Doctor lodges his word aud honor that he will In
nowise directly indirectly induce cause any invalid
to take his medicines without The strongest probability
of .tAE3H Il ;. s'iahS
Remember, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he iberaly considered. -s--y s---f- ~. "
FE Post Office address, box 1868, $50 1,..,
a sept. ii. -s,-. I'd s.l. N y LIZ ONS, NJ. ID.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
TWEL LvE h REAFS4O Ms q
o8 eE{i why you should get your '&'' : : =
Ambrotypes and Photographs
W i5afs st3P
ATEoRD DIS. r.ssa
ATEoRD'S.

4 "a g'T1E-W ,3SISlBfa1[5I tslIJU
1st He has large COOL pleasant Rooms the walls OF
which completely covered with great variety OF
spleudid Pictures, ne collection of stereoscopic Pc'
lures. He will always be courteous and ob'gng to those
who visit his Rooms-all of. which VIII tend to make
people pleasant and give happy to their phz
I'd. He has the best Apparatus In the County -
3D. He has the hest arranged Side. aud SKY.
giving Just the blanding of light and shaGe, with
out which no Picture can be made life like. "a IL
4th He compounds his own Chemicals, therefore
knows they are what they should be. ,,-. 80. i, -,
5th His worhss ackhowied ed BY all to be superior
to any in this sectian of the countrys fsErEt "a n
9Th. He puts up Ambrotypes cheaper according q
quality, than any else in Portage County. D.
7th His Photographs Large or Small Plain. or In Oil
or In Water Colorr, not excelied In the world
sth He makes every desirable variety of Photograph
ic Picture known to the Art. 1t 9 iHln7l-1 ss'''4t
9th. He copies old faded Daguerreotypcs or Amhro.
types to any sizerom the smallest Mniature to Cabinet
and Life-Size-and finishes them In India Ink Oil, OF
Water Colors, equal TO Portraits from Life.
10Th. He almost always gets good Likeness the hrs
trial. that the patience of those sitting will not be
wearie by useless guess work and blunders common
among certain class Of PioturesMrkers. & 80
1th. He seldom fails to get good L,kenesses OF Small
Children.
18th. You can always depend upon getting cheaper.
more durable more e like, better finished Ambrotypes
Photographs than at other place in Portage C at
FRANK FoRD,s PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY q
N. TgoLIEIs OF ART, .1'
p -s seymour's Buildipg, Ravshna, o.
August II, 1859.
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. Office. For sale at the
zS3z5Sz Center of Rootstown5 the .Hosse and
$S&&Y Lot Of sig acres, well known the William
lSYstaM n Butler place. Said House is very
.nlann niently arraneed and finished throughout,
and in excellent repair The premises in per-
feet order There is failing well of water
the kitchen door aud also there il rod Barn. Carriage
House, and other out 1hopses on the place. hi
Terms made easy and given at short notice
z. III Y. III PETER g BROCK
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR .SALE-The subscriber

offers for sale his Farm Of about Ninety eight
situate in Ravenna. Portage County Ohio the Cleye-
land AMI W. lsvlle Turnpike, and adjoining the corpo
rate limits of the village of Rayenna. Tile farm embra-
abont seventy acres Of improved land, under high
state ofcuyaon, and the balance ofyauabe tinberet
failing streams, suitable for grain stock farm and
ocated Within one hundred rods of the present Depot OF
dred fee of he contemplated Union Drp" of the Ceve-
land & Pittsburgh aad Atlantic & Great Western Rail
well and arranged with well Of pure soft
WATER large orchard Of grated and choice apples and
geueI variety of other frt There is large and
commodions farm barn, with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn. and other out buildings in good repai
making it of the ost desirable farms in Nol thern
Ohio. For terms and pnrticuars reference be had
10 Befbeor a. C. Ranney. by letter Otherwise,
Rassnna. Ohio, April -. 1852 a-sss ~ aprisA -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

nR. R. j. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
~ be consulted at The following places every mouth
Cleveland Office 1874 Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland foows:-ls 3D. 1lth, 18th, 15th 2ith, 25th
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Manufacturer Of Melodeons.


aas-KIAVENNA, OHIO - esas
THE FOLLOWING are the szes and prices We intend
i to keep on hand: ocsayes, go ~ oct $50 ;s
Oct. &6O OctAves Piano Cuse, $50 this - the size
that Is by $780, We do not selto agents,
and hose who buy of get them at the first cost The
above Instruments neatly finished made in the latest
styles and sarranted, and will be KEPT
IN repair free Of charge Particular attention paid to
tanning and repairing Of pianos We tune for 81 within
the CORPORATION and warrant satisfaction charges
made. Msiodeons Of other manufacture timed and
tions given for playing the Nieodson Mt IS lesson.
Shop IN Phegix Block, No. 9, third story itFGuJ 2
Ravsrn2. l15aroh Is, 1859. mah30-1y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

n Female irregularities, weakness uterine disac, ments
and ali local uterine difficulties and CONSTITUTIONAL trou-
bles Of women are irely cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON..
In this connection Miss BeecIer, sister of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page 229
teen female cusins all married aldeicate and all
ing. amid the immense eircieof my hi.nds and ac-
this century and country, who perfectly heatby" In
cases. however, where the Gracnberg Catheticon has
been used say that health rapidly taken the
place Of disease andIaie have become robust strong
vigorous and healthy, E-1.o d. az
the conding, trusting nature Of woman, hut how much
does It need to be protected by wachfuiness that VIII
lead her. IN rme Of disease apDeal to 1ica adviser
Of scientific education moral worth and purity of charac
ter these may be seeu ed by addressing the Graf
fsnberg Company.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

am Methodist clergym Ny heart has fairly ached
witness the feeble health of women have travelled
my circuit preaching tho Gospel thank God however,
that have all these Diseases give way to the Graf
frnberg Marshars Uterine Catholcon, wherever has
been used. Rev. PETER sHAR, Risge.vay. Miab.,s
i - formerlyof Western Star. Medina Co, o.
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give tne great pleasure certify the nvsriable
eursiye action of the Grafenlerg MarshaiPs Utcrine
Cathacon In all cases of and the skill
and high moral carncter of the Medical OF
the Grafienberg Company. ]. B LAMBET, NJ D., +
rs SHt4 ii ~ sSf' Auburn, -Four Corners Penn.
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bas MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS,

- efT7
.FTHE reason why people distressed whe- sick.
Il and why many die, is because they do get Q
medicine that VIII pass the afflicted paris, and which
will open the natural passages the disease to be cast
out; hence, large quantity of food and Other matter 10
lodged and the stomach aud nestines literally over
flowing with the corrupted thus undergong dise
gre able fermentaon constantly mixing with the ooo
which throws the corrupted matter through every VEN
and artery, until life Is taken from the BODY o uscese
DR. Morss PILLS have added to themselves victory upon
victory by restoring millions of the sick to bisomng
health and happh,ess. Yes thousands who tave been
racke or tormented with sickness pain and and
whose feeble frames have been seorehed by the burning
elements of raging fever, and who have been hroght
were within step OF the slept grave stand ready
had II not for this great and wonderful medi.
pe Moses Indian Roof Pills., After one or two doses
hsd been taken, they astonishe and
prscd witnessing their charming Effects Not only do
they give mediate aud strength, and take away all
sickness pain and anguish, but they go work
at the foundation of the disease, which is the blood
Therefore, It Will be shown especially hy those who uee
these Ris that they viii cleanse and purity, that dis.
ease-thst deadly enemywill take Its h:ght and the
flush of youth and beauty will again retnra and the pros
pect Of long dhappy life will cherish and brighten
: MoRsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaso
Swi and O. Hatch RAvenna, and all dealers In medicines
b, L. JuDsON, so Leonard street. New York, Solo
WM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
To- Ontment Essriville. Nsdison Coz N ~ . Ge0sral
AGENTS to whom all orders must be Addressed
PRicK IS cents per box
June g. ls69.-1y
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For sale by Curtis Hatch. Rayenna; A. NJ. Sherman
Frankiin: D. W Goss & Brother; Edinburg; ]. K Wheel
sr: Randolph; A. Converse Co.. Rootktown; 'streator
g',y uy 20, shalersyie; G. & G. r Rarmon,1 Auroa
". roster, Mnntua; T.. Lee & Son. Garrettsyille; E
M. santon s,recIsborough; md by Medicines dealer.
generally. For Medicines or Agencies address
ft II. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
,,o 600 Agent for Ohio.
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TN REASONS
FOR BUYING --i.s 80
A Piano. MelOdeOn or Guitar

q VI =OEO. Ii ALL. IA EN- N e.:
ISL MI Hall acknowledged he the Oldest dealer In
eoe cons on an extensive scale in the United States, and
has kept pace with all improv since the instrp
n eEt originated, in the year lSz5 .-... - --.
End He has always dealt in the the affords
and by close observation and pains taking is enabled
To- judge critically of their Comparative merils -
3rd Mr. Hall has always furnished Instruments at
uniform price, and as low be bought Manu-
facturers. IN "a - 80 0--.-A 's'a-+ p
4h He delivers instruments when desired, and guar.
antess them in every respect.
5h Ry his method dealing, the annual amount paid
for clerk hire and store rent saved Co the purchaser
9th Instruments are received new and perfect. with.
out having been set in rooms and pounded py
unpracticed hands is usually the with those bot
from rooms in cities
7th The purchaser exchange his instrument for
higher priced time within year by paying the
difference in the regular prices of the Instruments
Sth The purchaser of q Melodeon, wishing q Piano,
change time within two by paying the diff
ereuce only in the regular prices of the Pianos
and Melodeons also taken in exchange for .a
9th Mr.. Hall gives full directions when the instrument
is taken in relation It's ,use proper
of study to good player - 9F F-sAA fS"
10TH Mr. Hall proposes heretofore, keep the best
Instruments the market Affords and to stand high in his
profession, dealing fairly with scustomers in his line
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CITY Hospital Of New-York.

All Chronic or long sfnnding diseases of the Brain
Lungs Stomach and Bowels, Spine, Skin, syphiltc and
Scroulous diseases Surgca aud Diseases of Fe-
males, successfully treated; when given up by
the most siillful physicians.
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u
I give such balm have strife =i O.
'F with nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain, NJ ST.
uois,n men to ease their pa :
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APPOINTMENTS, 1859

Graduate in Ss43 of the College of Physicians and Sur
eeons of the City Of New-York, and fifteen years expe.
rienee in the and Chronic diSeasas-
years in the City of NewYUrktwo experience
in that hos pita for the treatmeutoi diseases
of grade and character, the
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02
Successful Trial-trip Of the Win
ans Steamer.

The iron stesfner brilthv Mesers. Ninsns'
lthe last novelty sfoAt since the Lcvisthan)
went npOn trial-irp from The yard oi mo
builders nj The Ferry Bar. To the North foi"t
Light House and back About "a o'clock steam
va began 20 be- raised and al near IA o'cieck
the steamer turned gaoefull from her mornings
aud was headed dow the fatapSco. with =
pressure of s. poonds Of steam (half her cspa-
city a satisfactory headwsy was made The
points Of the bow aud stern barely touched The
v Atef. aud the even progress oi the vessel caas-
ed no commotiOn of the waves, but leN
smooth wake like groove. The steamer pass
ca Fort Carroll until oil North Point, when
she was put about. On the return. aud when
opposite Fort NcHenry the steamer was gree.
ted with salute II six guns iroin the fort, and
in recognition OF the compliment The steamers
flags v ere displyed aud the steam whistle
blowed
The steamer. both going and returning, was
greeted by the crews IL all the crafts IN the
river with cheers waving Of hats. ana other
demonstrations of like nature. BESIDES the
officers Of the vessel Captain Nughan, Engi-
neer David Fraxier. and a number Of work
men. there were on board Thomas Winans and
Ross Winans, tsQ~.. aud iaerr ladies. The
steamer returned aboat two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, aud after playing about the water
was returned 10 her moorings at the yard ofthe
builders The average speed attained was
about l , miles AMI hour. The ventilation be-
low decks was perfectly preserved during the
running Of the machinery, and al no time did
the thermometer Fise above 50 deg. Farenheit.
We believe the builders regard the trial as sat
( isfsctory. and guarantees OF success when Q
greater distance - attempted.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Rsrtx Snsorlss Mr.. +. =. Dove. Of Edin-
l,urrh. IN receut work on the revolver and
other f-c arms. thu. .eis forth the benefits IL
ihr general We Of the rife and revolver
throughout tho country
There are IT,, esnn.rlss that arc almost in
vincible for dcfvus,--ihs United S,ate- OF
Amefica. AMI tie Reprh'ic of Sei'xefland -
10 az sru,y of A million men were landed a.
Nsw Y ork they would make no very SERIOUS
imprsssion on the A.aeffcan nation. they
would b. shot 4 ~ caicul.tl- rate per diem,
AID a teiersb'r guess might ~ made land he
Yaulos~ would i..t largely on the evrnt.l a.
- ho~ lene the sp~rt would lat. And
"a her, forvs 4, cause rife sh,~ting ., the ma
iienai spasi. AMI becaa~e the revolver woull
help the ri.
lil- the zane in swi'srland The rrus
-is,~ knew bstlsr than 20 20 into SsitEsriand
( PaH' PeH. the blue smoke would he Pufhns
ever, whsrr. aud ~ tsy. from behind ever,
rock asa liver. aud every visible Prussia
y euld have been puffsd ef ~nh r'fie-Plu'
lthlocrh bis br<ksl. 4 nalion that iases thor
loaxh!y 10 sh~ riae j, isnPrexnAbis.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

Tie following j. part Of letter written by
A pairick. 10 ne Putnam county Banner
u y written frer, Lawrence. Kansas Territory
sod II dre De 10 is5S. Mr. Patrick j. at
this time member ~ The Kansas Legislature.
bat from this IL seems. be has the Pixies Peak
fever Here i wha' h- ssy-i
The Pike Peas' f-ver ). raging 10 great
~. ~ a. The fetritsry Snms iecslties will
J.. alrost lepopulaisd. PROM Lesvenw..Tth
city siore fifteen hurdfed are max - arrange
ntsni~ for a. early start Such stampede a.
vii follnw She opening of Spring, vii throw
al CalilurnIa sxcitsnrnts ia the shade. No
les than one lnndf,d thousand are estimated
~ill te or The march ~ Al l-sst The first ef
May -hsll hs of by the 18th Of March. 10
cosnpsny ~lth i've ofhsr~ aud shsll sndeAv-
- 90 ret through toih, u,inrs before u - poo
slbie fos cattle q" start We contemplate Ia
king ponies a,d viii put Two 20 a v.fy light
wagon. and pack the remainder. We shall
barely take provisions enongh 10 last Us out.
pr.fering to u through viii supply of tool :
3 o el.cfaie with a. know can gei pien-
- To eat II ~ only have the whefewith 10 get
BE rock, fenlrs staud the tfl1 on dry
srt>~ ard thr necessary br-u,'ngN Though
am goirg mt-elf would not advise oihs =
L, undertake The trip - - NAV prove Wild
goose chase, and Pskc'r Pax greater hum
bug than the Fuxier rlv,r diggius. have
convvr~ed with several from tie mines. but an
not iully sat-h,d. and 10 lot expect TO De
aniIi ,,v Tor ms sci
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

II The Evansville Journal says: James
n. Johnsoa. a natsve Il The North OF Ireland.
Cor t~enty i've years. resident Of The on'ea
States. aged s.. poor and dy'ng. came 10 y
Loais. LAT ~~ek. from Maa'saii. Missouri. o"
his way 10 Teue H,ats. where be had two sons
hviug Being dss'iiate. he e~rsed for a i'rie
-sn 20 take him 10 h. destination. charity
~. cold aud heartlsss: be sought for shes
t.s from he cold, foupd IL a"d died. The city
81 :, Louis was prtto the expense Of a eoron
ers ,nssess aud burial Of the Poor man : bod,
hen uihe Of The sam Of cost expended -
charity would have saved human lsse sas
sent poor mAa home 10 h kindred. Ihcr
i lesson.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-02

IL The following PASS between Hon Jsmes
Hughes Of th,s : s'e and Speaker Orr, in the
the House. on Thursday. We received yester-
day norning--too late to ct in. II smacks
little Of rifles p 10 PAGES
The Speaker reminded tho gentleman from
Ohio. Of the irrelevancy Of the Cuban ques-
iion at this time.
Hughes said 4 the Speaker hal noticed his
objection 10 Giddngs' question thu matter
would not have come before the House
The Spesker said he did not hear The gen
tleman from lad ana object.
: Hughes replied that he (Haghes, ooald not
help that.
The Speaker hope The gentleman did
not intend 10 b- rude - the Char
Hughes---N e. tut if | hal. should only
have been pavi Z of an old debt"
The Speaker--.'If the gentleman from In
diana has any personal quarrel with the
Chair. the House - no place II settle Al. p"
hughes--"I know that and LAY the same 70
the Speaker
This colloqay occssioned considerable SEN
sation.