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RWEE.M.aTES.M

Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons. Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boiis,
Chaps, Neuralgia. Salt-Rheum. and all aches
aud puins upon man, and kindred complaints
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER.-That these SPECIFICS entirely
harmless all instances and in all cases Babies may use
them, children them, the aged, nhrm or Invalid
NAV u them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That thousands OF the most gift
INTEL gent minds this country and Europe have
given in their adherence tn Homeopathy and
employ it exclusively in all Of diseases for
and families.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That only in long standing,
old complaints, hut in recent and violent diseases Of the
most dangerous character Homeopathy has proved ITS Su-
perioritv to other system in repeated trials.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That Homeopathy Is sustai d.
Its theories and doctrines, but from i daily and
hourly in curing the sick and arrestinE disease
PLEASE REMEMBER it is the little Ills that lead
and tits little ailments that neglected lead to
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE iBER.-That you may have 1t in your
power promptly pleasantly such complaints at
the beg; nninE, and thus prevent grave diseases
PLEASE RENEMBER-ThHt this system saves you the
struggling and deception used to get other ned-
cInes children, nj Ways niurious-oen dangerous
PLEASE REMEMBER.-Thnt the evil results OF such
generally than overbaAuce all the good that
may he done bv the medicine thus given.
PLEASE Recommendations Humphreys system OF Ho-
mnoyathc Specifics the private practice OF the sys-
all perpLcUity and i&Ticdcy, SO that every body
m them.
pEEASE RENEMBER.-ThRt the cure OF aisinEle chronic
alinen such Piles Clrarrh. Headache or Salt Rheun,
will more than times pay the cost of a case.
PLEASE REMENBER-Tiatt two or four dollars invested
in a ease Specific Remedies, will return times its
value In freedom from anxiety, proven
tfo Of diaRa nd 9Oi lief
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HORSES CATTLE, &c.

such as Ring-bone, Cells, SPAWN, Scratches.
Poll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, dc. are subdued
md cI,re1 l,y the
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HUMPHREYS,
C HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
confesedy head ofremedal for the
OF people They alike removed from the poisonous
repusTe doses Of quackery old school
practice inconvenience Of or the intricate
and peEng obscuriies OF the Homeopathic books
medicines Consisting Of simple specifics for the yari-
diseases to which they related put up in the form
Of simple pellets; and prepared OF ingredients
dangerous disgusting they form at the ready
OF the parent and the comfort OF the
complaining or invalid
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined In popular remedies They are HA
injury arise from their They are SIMPLE
you always what take, and how TO take IT, They
CONVENIENT; you give the proper Sugar Pill At
moments warning, without hesitation or delay They are
LPTcENr In thousands OF cases disease at
mite cures what the pound could not
afteFVT rdN have relic yed.
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.


No. q Worm PiIs-FOr Worm Fever Worm Collie Wet
No BGJy's Pius-Por Collie, Crying, TeethIns and
Wakfeuluess, and Nervousness Of adults. 49,
tum and Summer Complaint.
No s. Dysentery P;As-Por Collie GriplngI, Dysentery
No. 8. Gaol.ra Pius-FOr Cholera, Cholera MOrOu',
No = Cough Pns-FOr Coughs Colds HOar,enes,, In
No. S. 7o0VsGchs Fi0.-ToOthache, Taceachs and Neu-
No. g. Headache PiHs.-FOr Headache, Vertigo, Heat
No TO- DySptpsia fiR.-For Weak and DerAnEed sto-
machs Constipation and Liver Complaints. =
No. H. For Female LrregtldrtieS, Scanty, Painful or
10 L. Fe,nGie is-FOr LcucOrrhuea, PrOtuIe Menses,
No IS. Group Pius.-Tor Group, Hoar's Cough, Bad
No. IL SAT- aheunt PtHs-FOr Erysipelas, EruptOn',
No. Is RIeumattc Pf2s.-For P4in, LAmenesS or Sore.
in the Chest Back, Toins, Limbs.
A.-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, old
P-For Piles Blind or Bleeding, Internal External.
oFor Soar, Weak. Inhamcd Eyes and EyeldS, PAIL
ing, Weak or Blurred Sight.
C-For Caarrh Of long standing recent, either with
obstruction profuse discharge.
W. o.-For whooPing- cou9h abatlng Its violence and
shortening its
In AcuTE DIsGIsEs-such as Fevers determinations, Disr
rhGas, ysentery Group Rheumatism and such eruptiye
diseases Scarlet Fever and Eryspelasthe Rd
vantage giving remedies promptly Is obvious
and in all such the specifies act like charm The
entire disease often arrested and In all cases the
violence Of the attack moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
afterwards have to he called he will take the case AZ
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CouGHs CoLD which OF such frequent
and which often the foundato" ct deceased lungs,
bronchitis and consumption, may all be At once cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills.
In CHRONIC DISEASES such as Dyspepsia, Weak stomach
Constipation, Complaint Files Female Debility and
Irregularities old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes catsrrh
whose application will afford cure in almost every
instance Often the nf single chronic difcut such
Dyspepsia Piles Calrrh Headache or Female weak
has than paid for the ten times over
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
freEhts Intended for shipment the road must he
n delivered between the hours Of and p. M,
none will be received after that hour. SWEENEY,
HePlO Genera! Manager
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1e1Baltimore ana Charles street


BALTIMORE, VI D.
THIS Institution is nov in II most 1
4 ishing condition Twice curing the last W., 90
it been necessary obtain larger apartments 's e =
co1amodaton Of theincreasinE number Of stu4h'' repre-
sentinE nearly every state in th- Union I ,,r,,
II occupies Of the most consli' Ious - y
bly, located buildings in thecitv The rooms are
o1sy arranged spa cious and elegantly IEFhi.iei
advantages and facilities here '1sTeo 20 IS
desiring 10 qualify themselves properly FOR The ~
ties IN the Counting Room Obtain T0F'Hgh rue
teal RusinrSE E5c,ftiO generally, are Cn'url asse-
any particular by similar eEt2bl41EIaeht IN '
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Important to t'emaIes.

DISEASES Of females exclusively treated by Dr. THEIRS
Remedies for female deran Gemsnts from 81 to 30
Relief guaranteed in all Coasutaton and letters
strictly ential. Patients from distance provided
board, nursing, and exclusive attendance Medicines
sent mail LEet' private circular sent letter free
except posting! Once Ne. IS West 24th ST, New York.
noy22-6u
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TIL. LOGAN & Co., and LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD
Agents for Wheeling. je9 WY dltw-8a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
3 A N D o L P H.

This Township is divided into ten School
Districts, with the addition of three Union Districts
that there thirteen school houses within the limits
the Township. Most of these buildings are new sub.
stanal ones, with play grounds annexed. The Winter
campaign of schools has fairly commenced and the peo
pie eongratulating themselves upon that the,
have secured the services of able class teachers
extremely low price; in does the price paid
exceed twenty dollars month, The number of schoI
that will attend the schools this Winter will not var
much from five hundred
Our enterprsiug citizens, C. ard ]. Branerd, hav
sent quiea number of loads of cattle to the Pitts
burgh market this fall -
Shooting matches are the order of the day just now
Young America makes some shots that would astonis
their grand fathers, they were alive.
Some excitement occaso ned here by peddler uh
picked mp aEoe which had been dropped in the road
an honest Dutchman The full amount of the note ha
been paid, but there Enforcement on the back
The peddler refused to give it up unless an ezorbiar
sum be paid him. He therefore forthwith arrested
This brought him to TERMS he paid expenses gave u
the noe and discharged, fully impressed dout
with the idea that bis dishonesty in this dn pa,
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Iitrrarq sutplliganrp.


THE WESTERN Law MoNTHLY-This peri
odica she editorial conduct of the Professors of
the Union Law College at Cleveland, still holds its
furnishing and dispensing info nation OF the high
est value the profession The November number 10
worthy the attention of Lawyers Terms S3 payable in
advance.
HOME MONTHLY This Household Maga.'
zine shy Mrs. H. E. G.. Aery, Mrs. c. Gdersleers
for December is table. This number closes
volume. A new volume win be commenced in January.
All who delightful, entertaining and instructive
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Magazine. $3.50 year. Address the editors, Buffalo,
NY. .t...,
The COLLEGE REcoRD.-This publication
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ly-$l 90 per annum, IN advance. ss.
OBERL1N STUDENTS MONTHLY maya.
zine conducted by students of institution as
its title purports. It is well conducted, ussfully aud
with ability. Terms si,Oo per annum. !
The illustrated annual Register of Rural AT
airs and cuitivator Almanac for the year ,ss0 eon
tanning practical suggestions for the farmer and agri.
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By y. Thomas, Author of American Fruit Culiur-
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Country Gentleman and "Cultivator"-pp. 332. AL
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The full title page reced above, will give good idea
of the shape and design of this really useful and reliable
little manual It is elegantly printed and worth five
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may be obtained by addressing the publishers or ct
the HavenRa Book Store. ., -45 45--- 10
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
GARRETT LIE.

THANKsGrv1NG-The stores, Offices, schools.
shops. Gc all closed and all business for the day
observance of the day general
than contributing make it truly day of prayer
and gratitude to Almighty God. a7JsT
At 10 O'Clock A. M. large assembly convened at the
Congregational church-the Congregational, Methodist,
Bapts and Disciple societies all uniting in the gious
services.
discourse was preached by Rev. T. J. Newcombe, Of
Hiram The discourse able and appropriate to the
OCCASION At the conclusion of the Discourse best of
feeling manifested, and kindly Interchange Of
thought and greeting indulgedand the remainder OF
the day spent in accordance with the spirit of
the occasion, than perhaps in most places is customary
So says correspondent.
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Portage County Democrat,
.sass OF THIS WEEK, s.s.
Pus up in wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

ORIGIN OF THANKsGIvIEG-A New Eng
lander writes thus For more than two centuries IL
has been the custom with the desc endats Of the Pill
grims in this State assachuses 10 set apart day in
Autumn after the fruits ofthe yenr have been gather in
for Thanksgiving Feasing and Recreation On this day
the children and grandchildren gathered together
under roof whenever circumstances win permit to
renew and remind each other Of their parental paternal
i relations. 1t is good CUSTOM and one that viii
continue, while the memory of The Pilgrims shall last
within short distance froa where am writing. our
foreathers landed Plymouth Rock and the grounds
which have rabled to-day, were cultivated BY the
Pilgrims Of the Maxfolcer. . g tR 49, sesesai
In December, 1921, the year af er they landed they
celebrassd ter first Thanksgiving Harvest Festival
Gov Bradford then designated the day. 4 ,..,, /,
Edward Winslow, on the i1th of December Of that
year. wrote letter George Nosion whom be ad
dressed Loving aud old Friend. Speaking Of the
FIRST Thanksgiving he sour harvest being gotten
10, our Governor sent four towing, that We
might after aspeeal manner, rejoice together after we
had gathered the fruit of labors Thew four. in one
day, killed isuch fowl with little help beside ,serv
ed The company almost week"
Since that day, whaf change. For what small hvort
they thankful compared with those which God hai
Civ to us feast to day, is within the reach Of
cry man. woman and child in New England. The hant
of charity will be open, that the strolling begga
will feed, If he likes it, on tine fat of the land!'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

A corresnondent urites .

II viii be remembered by the readers OF the Democrat
that Mr.. Mott, very worthy shoemaker of this place.
about the middle of last October lost nineteen pairs of
boots. No tdiags Of the departed boots reached him
until about two weeks ago and the whole transactipn
furnishes Interesting chapter IN the experieucs Of
criminal hunting. sutjoin the facts in the case
It is well known BY people generally. that Parkman
Geauga Co.. Is noted for rascality Of every species.
About the lime of Mr.. Motifs loss two in Park
man. by name of Hyde and Moore, had soms harness
stolen. They ascertaned shortly aferward that the
harness had. in company with Dennis Msiteson and
Archer M.eson and NV Cook left these parts for the
classic region of Southern nlipos. The wife OF Dennis
leg broken in Springfield in this State, where he
had been obliged remain. HYDE and Moore reached
sprns6eld suecing Dennis to terrible threats Of
striped garments At Columbus. opened his generous
heart that Dennis not only gave to said Hyde and
Moore the stallion Grend Turk fne carriage and har-
pes. to settle matter. but also confessed
triad Dennis Matteson, Archer Matteson and Cook bad
taken Motifs boots. and that they could be found in
Greenup, Illinois. Hyde returned to Parkman, but
grnspng Moore went on TO Greenup where he obtained
three hundred and eighty dollars moreunder what pre-
tenee he only kuows-but as Cook said thai Motifs
jues should be amply atoned for. Moore brought
six pairs of boots back in bag. marked D. M Datteso
When the news reached Mott. an adventurous young
man started after the criminals as
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,o.,d. M;..on,; No, be;nv i'm t,s ,.,;on of R,ro,ds
the two ed In pursuit in two horse over
praie leaving orders for the Sheriff Of that County
to arrest Dennis Matteson when be should arrive al
Greenup. -sf.1 p
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'ney founa tna DENNIS han oeeh arrested
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

Mas QUINN AGAININ TROUBLE Mrs. Quinn
arrested Thursday last in copley, Summit Co.,
by special Constable Martin Williams, charge of
Grand Larceny, warrant issued by Justice Horton
Mrs. Quinn, it will be recolected, arrested short
time ago and indicted for forgery, but slipped through
the meshes OF the law because her projected scheme Of
fraud adjudged BE- silly that no one would be
deceived by it. This time however she has brought
about different result, and made poor speculation.
The depreciation committed upen the property of
Mrs.. ELIZA Allison, who lives the vicinity Of the canal
Mrs Qninn after her discharge from prison the for
gerry case, became boarder with Mrs Allison. On Sat-
urday tbs 19th took Mrs. Allison letter requesting
her go Salem Mrs. Allison vent requested by
the letter, and her return Monday m Tuesday.
found her border gone and also all of her wearing
apparel of value, and sundry other articles This
etter proves to have been fction-some might say
forgery-but Mrs Quinn would not perpetrate forgery
ruse to get Mrs. Allison away, that Mrs QuinI
might depart unmoIested with all the vausbles Of hel
hostess An examination had before Justice Horton
Friday afternoon, which resulted in the accused being
committed Jail in default of $500 90 bonds which thu
Court decided should give before she could be
mitied to run at large. .s 5ss - -
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P AL N Y r A..

SHEEP KILLED BY Does.-A few days
since, dogs made sad havoc in flock Of sheep belonging
to Mr. Frederick Westover Three found dead and
many others seriously injured six of which have
since died. There is yet needed stringent legisla
tion to protect sheep from the ravages of dogs.
LARGE FODDER CRoP.-Mr. H. Gilbert sowed six acres
Of just after the June FROST from which he harvest
ed over nine hundred shocks of stalks containing
four to six bundles eaehbeing fodder than would
ordinarily be obtained from three times the quantity Of
meadow land. -'-5.-ss-7
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AT W A E B.

Tuxvcc,r,,, ~ rhJ.I o.,
= - = ~
was oy vac people IN enls place. IN accor-
oance win ne request OF the chie magistrate OF this
etne' anu Method sc societies uni
tea services were beid in the Methodist Church
at - CLOCK . 10. rev. Z. U sharp preacheda sermon
rom Exodus W. 20 and ~ And ft shall come to pass.
When your children shall say unto You, Whnt mean ye
oy TINS sercef that ye shall say 1t is the sacr,e of the
VINO passed over the houses OF the chill
oren oI israe, IN Esypt when he smoe the Egyptians,
and oehsered our honses ana the people bowed the
heao ana "orsnipped: >--e@
'ne nsroaueuon OF tnis oiscoarse the speaker re-
maked that all halions have had their festival days
The Jews had their feasis tf tabernacs and passover
England observes the 9TH of November as day OF
IN eommemoraiion of the discovery Of the
powder plot When the Jews observed the passover,
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Maxim strictly adhered to- -
& give such balm have strife 1sss
With nature the laws of life; 81 q
3 With blood my handsI never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Phys ieial indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. ] LYONS. cures Il fol
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages of their
existence, viz:
Diseases of the Throat. Lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
rangements- Also, all diseases of the Blood,
such Scrofula, Er, spelas, Cancers.
Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all other
complicared chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Dic ulties attended with the
hanpiest results.
1t is hoped that will despair ofa they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines fair and
fauhfuI trial f During the Doctors travels in Eu
rupe: West Indies East Iuies South America and the
United States he hBs been the instrument in Gods hand
to restore 70 health and yigor ousads who giver
up and pronounced incurable by the most eminent OLE
School PHYSICIANS; nay more, thousands who
the verge of the grave, living MONUMENTS ts
the Iudian Doctors skill and successful treatment
first we saw and partook of the Indian Herb Doctor,
Me iicine.
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly and
cbeerfulIy given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges bis word and honor that he viii In
nowse directly indirectly induce any invalid
to take medicines without The strongest probability
of q cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free. The pool
| shall he hberal'y considered.
TV Post Office address, box 2C63
| R.J.LYONS MD.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
Local n Offices.

PICTURES PRESENTS |! ! PRICES I! The
Holidays are coming, and what present can be more
priced by Friends Relatives Lovers than one oil Fords
superb Ambrotypes CT photographs,
Time flies swiftly
Don't wait, but call without delay at Frank Forfs
Photographic Gallery of Art and get one 10 dozen
likenesses for your friends.
Tell your neighborl Tell everybody II That until
after the Holidays they gel gooi likeness case
or Melainotype to send by mail for 25 cts.
Don't all come at once, but wait from 297 to
37s every day; and tho pictures warranted
good as any ever made in Portage county, except Photo
graphs. novaa-av