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"THE SWAMI FOX !"

maneer, than th1t OF MAR;oS' or as he vas iaThaH
called,
"THE SWAMP FOX"
from the immense ingenuity srataGemS and devices
misleading and deeeVins the his thorough
native regon, where he and his gallant band we're perfect
IL at home ISst and bleTed
in the lAbyrithne Of undgrs sroWth and morass
The story above announced Is true reflex of those
scenes and times and It's talented VvIdy
portrayed therein the many exciting aeei-
l4eou1 aud Indefaahe struggle for Lib ry,
chapter repIee with exciting and romantic teres his
torcay accurate but with sparkling web Of poetry
through it, which makes Il az once brilliant story AND
VeraeiOus record The strongly written descriptions Of
tac-the wild charge aud rsiuseare all wonderful
smples Of wordpaning and equally true to the actual
In addition Of heroism and lofty daring,
the swamp Fox Is not E'aSn Ils EsnIe & charm Of
sion depleted In IL truly and RrtstieHly
of m sIeTGsT rae me s q te Rl1Sniion TicS
cannot f4Il Hpp=a to tAe admira ion, and crafty The
taste of reader who has spark OF true patriotism in
his soul.
thor, 4; ;eOFge Albany, R-q.- descube the thrilling
period is gIarannee II eSerlenes of this tru
character depth thought, fascination OF ttyle,
the picturesque beauty Of description and IN word the
tie brilliant writers Of the while his great
universal liberty him grasp Of Revolutionary sub
ieets possessed by very few othtr This has enabled him.
MARION AND HIS MEN
they really were, to do q; homage to lt deliberate
vaOr, that unyelding patriotism, which, in few noble
spirits defng danger and abSye the scenes OF pTTaont
keep alive the sacred fires Of liberty in the thick
sEamps and dense and gloomy fnrrsts-lskng nothing,
yielding nothing and only leaving the d The better TO
enter II for the combat!
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STAR PAPER MILL!

ZINC PAIIr-Freneh and American Zinc Paints on hand
II aud for sale by tahi'l A. G. GOOD CO. ]
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G. z. BROW n,


EALER In Watches Clocks, vlIy, Silver and Plated
H Ware, Fancy Good, &C, Ae, Wholesale ard Retail
AEent for the sale Of the CELEBkkTED ANERIC An
WATCHES tanulaetnIsd 6l ATFLkIoS, IEAeI 4 Co, Sc
Agent for the v WHEELEK NILSJA SHINING MAJ 1ilNkS,
snnoune his return from New York unh eornFlsts
soTteEt Of vsrety ef Fod IN La nLe ulick viii
be offered prices to eOHPete Nl any house Tie
country Please call ami examine before PGTehasEg sl's
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SADDLES. harness, TRUNKS, dc.
WHOLESALE d RETAIL.

I B. SHEPPARD. No. 13I Main ST. % Union, = IA
- continue 70 ktCp on hand Iarpv couTlets
soTtrnent Of all articles Ia his line. e.sisnr
6enteuiruu Saddts. Pine and Coarse HsTktsa, Trunks
Nalers Carpet Bags, sstc els Collars sulss NEiPs,
would respectfully call Rtienton ny
BY stT-ct attention ard pTomptB eoEtiEunuss
OF the public patronage.
All klads Of repairing promptly deue, ard in PF-eT
mHnrtT. ,. b. SHTrPAkD
svpz" IsI Main St
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.Ossl refeanaml. .,,a.L en-. N


MIHLLs HEAT CONTROLLING CYLIspER
This is new artirle-recsntly patented By NV D.
Mihill. Of Hartford, wsconsin-and one that Is nm.
doubisdy destined 10 become q housrkceper,s favor.
ise as soon as be seuaiy Introduced TO the pub.
lic.
Ever since the infroductIon Of stoves as means of
heating buidngr there been vsrions methods re
sorted 10 by which the ow heat from the sroye or fire.
box To thr cimne might be arrested aud held in check
To this end large drums, chambers elbows. additional
pipe, &C.. &c have been used. all of which did more by
increasing the rad aing SUFFICE Of The heating apparatus
than by eeouomizing the products Of continuation No
one need be told that the heat produced By the burning
Of cord Of wood, half Of Il passes rapidly
out of the cbiney, and of course is dead loss to the
consurer. II this escape eouId be prevented, wholly
In part the aont of fuel used attain
perature. would be much les
The Heat Controlin, Cylinder M doubt ad.
vsntasss that successfully spains the desired object
II consists Of shnet iron cylinder inside of which are
series Of discs valyes adjusted The coulter rod
under the control Of the ,humh pece thus com
pletely covering the draft Of the stove and the arran
snt is such that while the heat s reain. in the ROOM
che smoke aud gasses aIlt wed to pass out.
The advantages claimed for e That t saves from
one quarter to onehalf of the fuel depending to me
extent upon the draft nf the fat s neat and
tastv eoutvance carabIs Of being attached to any soss
und. any .ireumstances, without costis simple in il.
constr c'ion not liable out OF repair and costs
little that It's rss pays for IL every two months
We have one OF these Cylinders in use, and find Il all
that Is represented to be- and cheery add testi
tinony to IFS vaue and would recommend NIL who have
hrss keep to make Lvestsaon the aricle and
sss money cannot be made and saved by its use We
think there can te. sasB
Mr. Warren Gre. Of Palmyra. has the rgeney for th'
sale Of State and County and Town righ and ran be
addressed nron he subject for short time his resi-
dsnce in Palmyra m this County.
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Chronic Diseases.

nR- I. SNYDER tho celebrated CHRONIC DISEASE
~ DOCTOR, Ravenia, tenders his thanks to his
paIrosos Portuge aad adioning Counties, for
the liberal patronage heretofore extended him,
and hopes by his practice TO he able to
his seryrs to many who lav hitherto known little
nothing OF his manner of tseatm-nt. 9M
Dr. ssyDER do not, never has claimed to be
carr-aI; but be does claim at By many years nvesti
sston % sersaIion aud experience ChFonie Diseases
in all their multarous forms tendencies that he
iy crn aud relieving those who have sought relief in
vain elsewhere, Every mist know Il at lhose Ply
scians wno are kept gng day and night treag acute
disea es rannot In the common course Of bings treat
make it tn cir whole study and give it their whole
ton. ~ kFfsT +ea-
DR sSrDER gives sustaining treatment 10 .l cases-
consequently he his patients down. .A in.
vads respectfully invited to call Consultations pri
vate, strictly confidential.
Females by The fall victims to diseases pscu
liar 20 their nearly all of which might be saved by
. timely appicatioa TO Br -Snyders-dec7-lm sassA'
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E In B o Z 6 Il.

fCorTespondenc<t
1t is some months since she p iblie have seen
our name in print we deem it lime 20 give out
another r.y light aud life thai Is growing in ouI
community.
There l. no small degree of thought, Me, aeticn and
enterprises both In he pnbic good snd mental improve
ent in our tosnsbip. The Agricutural Association.
ranized years snce las given impeus to all
branches of trade business To personal appearances
and farm embeishmens; moral dgniiy and intellect
nal attainment; 70 the public welfare and Individual be-
neroece; the young. spiri Of exceIence and prep
sraon active duties they asiapProaehingi ~
these are some of the results o wod
NOT cm to mention the mos important result an ac-
aaaiuance with each Other which has resulted in very
hapyy STATE of friendly feeling. Our next Agricultural
meeting is the Monday of The new Qneston
win It pay The farmers Of Ednburg ornament their
premises ii fruit, and shade trees. f SO,
whar are te rarises and the snodus operandl
cu.tufe: L.dies have spsrial invItaon attend this
discussion- A gentleman from abroad win deliver the
oration. generous spirit fr The public comfort has
made IN ample provision 5f fue and light in both
houses Of worship, and suspended beautiful c-rbon
oil lamps in the Tssp Hail. Bepeselrnce has yistrd the
poor aud sick. and supplied teir wants in food on iel
inlursipg and sympathy Pabiicrnterprise hss Used
sufficient amount Of fun 70 inclo<e, the Mefh1dsi
Church with good painted fence and it 10 missing
finds Hearsr house. 10 preserve hearse as
lasting meentD Of she generosity of Of most
ss,imabIe early settlers who still spared in health and
strength 70 see an enfeprising community gronn up
the land he once held his Mental improvement
has filed school houses with active workers. and the
mental eiek Is qse audible from nearly four Lundrrd
iaborers Int~Iectuai attainment Oils our Town Hall
every "Wednesday evening wi happy sspiran's to tera
~ popularity. NosI bearing and int@l esuai pursuits
are read upon The brow Of each pei frmer- The public
exercise very popular and highly interesting sing
ing el,ss Of So conducted by amateur Of music
three t.esa week tocnitirate tho voice In sweet
Anon, another ray.
3 rlrc e0 so -. = -
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W ND HAM


(correspondsnes.) l9s3s ong 13flis ,e-e q
The First Congregational Church and So
ccty of windhsm. learning that q probability
that the services or the Rev. Jaznes sa Of Nswhurg
cuyahosa County, could be secured. hair pas Or
tended to him invita- ion to and preach to them
and the last SABBATH Of October agreeaby to the
quest be supprd pulpit sid on the rst Sunday Of
Novssnber, asc On the Monday evening following.
called meeting Of the soeIsf, held. and by vary
call for ssislemet toaly person voting against
and committee appcinted to carry out the action. Mr..
Shaw ieesving the ca took lay ID before
his Prssbytsry. and BY their action was dismissed with
many regrets and recommended 10 this field Of
Dor. On Wednesday. the lih inst Mr. Shaw and FAIRLY
the Railroad Station by many happy, ready.
willing hands and hearts, and with bis household goods,
conveyed to Lis resdepce and assisted In arrang
ing for them new home. A committee appointed hy
the Church. have acted In connection with Mr.. Shaw,
and taken 70 have the Instaation exercises
ake place Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sd and 9TH Of
January next. zHT RrtH
On the 10th and l1ih the Methodist Church
held ito quarterly meeting in wndham and since that
ne there has been religious EXERCISES nearly every
ming. and growing religious interest manifestsd OF
good degree united under labors of Presiding
Elder Gresg, and Reyerends Mr.. Lake, Mr. Hoser Mr..
Bingham. and Mr.. Shaw there has been large number
led To think upon their Ways and some nine or ten are
ndnns hope thAt they have met wifi that great change
Of hear which makes th en- Christ snd
hers Of the eternal inheritance of the Saints in Light.
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b I B A n.

The firm of II. FL. Glapp & Son. have sold
out to Horace Brown. Mr.. Brown Is selling of at
cost. fFTgf 4 Esslsjf area sYf Z. fesstsk
Ossiau Dodge. of Cleveland, have given Q
coacers last night to thspsopIe of Hiram. ~
The Snow ID quite deep and sleighing excellent.
Prof Garfield, of Hiram, has been ecturingon Gcol-
ogy IN warren. HIS ssris Of lectures were concluded
on MONDAY evening. the lsh inst. The Warren Dem
oer~t says: = S}'s sses4eF ~ 1A&s%-A q -
The lectures Genesis and Geot,gy. delivered
Sunday evening. and repeated. by qnest, Mondsy
e.enng, ahosnded in sublime and striking Thoughts and
was not second to any Of the leeiuIes that
interest Esery or present. w hose faith link vi
the Bihlc a. Book pf Divre Truth. Doubt their
cenhdencs in it strengthened by the and conra-
tory reasoning, and the demonstrations pre-
sen,ed, OF tho Of its history crelion
The enre series of lectures deeply int resting
and awakened Unusual feelings of anxiety the part
nearly Cur en;ire community, to hear ihem. Empire
Hall was nightly crowded, d numbers could not gain
adtns sion." 5s8sX 3 sss,aG a. sra ~ 90 E
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EPIsooPAL VrlrAr1os.--Tbe Right Revers
end Bishop Bedel, Assistant Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Ohio, osiated in this village. pursuant precious pub-
lie notice. weiuesdAy evening, The lih inst The
services had in the Congregational Church. In
afternoon preceding there Episcopal ssrsice.
Quoted by Rev. M Holden. of cuyahoea Falls and the
Rev. Mr.. Fairchj. OF Hudson by the latter of whom
excellent aud forcihie sermon preached. 80
In the evening Bishop Bed,H oficiated, and delivered
discourse of great beauty aud power. Te1t, Mark 70
"a. Thou art not far Jrom The KIM dom IF God
The Bishop. at tile conclusion Of the exeic
the ngregationai Church and PASTOR courtesy
In granting the of their Church, for the OF
the occsson Such kindness, he said tended to promote
desirable Chri,s ian f-llov ship and reg1rd.
The Bishop regretted that the Episcopal Church orga
nizatipn in Raveuna hid become extinct. He nyised all
the Episcopal Chu members the friends of Epis-
eopsi Worship. him at the residence of Doei
Prenicr whose guest he was INN edaely utter service
for friendly interchange OF views
There has been talk of organizine an Episcopal
Church 10 RAvenna, but do undeIstand that any
defnite arrangements that have vet been made
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TRrAL OF Couxrkarg1rkRs ~ P1rrspnRaH.

TRIAL OF CoUNrERFEITERs IN PITTSBURGH.
The Pittsburgh Evening Chronicle of 18Th gives
Of the trial of John Giass. Brighton
Postmaster, charge Of counterfng the coin the
United States. Judge MCandless presided in the u g.
District Court The Chronicle says:
The case was commenced at 10 O'Clock when jury
was sEorn. and Mr. Hacker,the principal for hs
Cii ouweath called the stand He testified that in
July last he eaiied at the New Brighton Postoce aud
purchased quarters worth of stamps. The accus d
standing in the public department office at the
time, and the stamps sold him by 10y. He
marked that he had no change; and among coin,
threw down two aud baf gold pierre in payineut-
Glass, who Postmaster there a. the tim behind
tie counter, and, taking mp the money ned him TWO
gold dollars and American quarter in change. Tie
donar- were counterfeit. He marked them, and never
let them out OF his possession until they eoe the
grand jury. They both bad. He produced them in
Court, and they submitted to the jury for sprct
,o1 Tis was about the substance of his testimony
Mr.. Hackett Is keen. sbresx6 looking man. aud resi-
dent of Ravenna, 0nio He his testimony without
hesitation. and IN a candid off-hand manner
The next witness examined was Matthew johnson. u
s. Marshal for Narthern Ohio aud gentleman who has
gured rather in the papers the
party who visited the Harper's Ferry prisoners imlned
aeh afier the outbreak, and oained from Them state
mem which he ronteHded implicated of prom
inent Ohioans in John Brown conspacy. He in fue
porily looking and very of his tesi.
mony. which given with great sang Jroid the fingers
OF his iet hand pliy With his atch chain all time
search Of the prisoners house, and found package f
notes IN Q small OK They counterfeit and had
not been made than THIRTY DAYS The witness then
went on TO state thnt IN February gang of counterfeit
bad co n aud paper found up them, ~ . fa-4.s
The Uniied State il reseDreu N the case by Mr..
Robers. and the prisoner by Mf. q, P Htpton of ii
city, aud Mes>rs B. % Chamberlain and J. Cnlbertson
New Brighton The prisoner IS q respectable looking
man. and appears 10 haze many synpathisers in
The defendant acquitted. saszsta
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WE have had delightful winner weather. and
most superb sleighing, for than week past aud
pleasure seekers old aud young have had "a rare old
,ims At this present writing have all the Fremont.
tory symptoms Of thaw. weather very miId-snov
softenng- g-travelihg siumpy.'
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Mary Ann Hazen. Petition fJI Divorce pending in
) the Court Com Pleas for Port
lanes Hazen. }a-e Courtr. Ohio
THE >aid J,u..< ii will rore that rn
% diy # Novemb.r. D. 1859, she filEd her P I'll
tinu aeaiost in Office of the Clerk Of Court,
alleging gross nrgleet towards fni than
years asst, praying Divorce the
bouds of matrimony. TAYLOR & WILLARD,
decI-6w - = 80 tY Att'ys for Petitioner ~
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The .Stapzas' contributed by Ray Shan
non are in type but excluded from this paper for
want of space. They viii appear next week E
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. R 0 RA.

The Conversational Cburch In Anrora, siIEeeIebrae
their aoih AipiYersary the 1st Sabbath In January.
sesvi sas to commence a IL c'elpcl.
Friends in The adjoining Townships formerly
cen connected with the Church and Society," are cordi
ally invite to unite the exercises Of this occasion
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

r. j. Thompson Esq, OF Ravenna. while
feeding his stock on "Wednesday. accidentally pitch
fork into bis left foot, m,kinga wound Taking
little cold he for time seriously threatened with
ock-jaw. He 1. now out of danger. -'s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28

PErIrIoNs-The Petitions 10 Congress
which have been in circulation in this County, should be
returned immediately.
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SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY
(For All Wool DeLsines az zsc. worth 5oc)

6ST s1s mt1iogg 2 gs
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF LADIES AND GEN.
TrEx1s's AsiIAscE, HELD Ar sHALEnsvrLLE Nov. ssD,
lsSs-Ths GentIemen's Alliance met in the Church
at U O'clock. and as called to order BY the President
Rev. W. Browning Prayer was offered by the Rev. j.
Merriam s-4s- - - - .-.-s-.
The minutes OF the last meeting az prov.
ed. s
Reports were then listened to from Edinburgh Neson,
Randolph, Rsvenna and shalersviIle
The President then appointed the following Commit
On Rusiness-Aibert Mills Chauncey Harmon.
On next place of mesting-W. w. stockwell, 8. 2.
Dickinson. ssitHa b 8.+
On Rssolutions-Dr. P. Barron. Keen, Rev. J. Mer.
ram. "a q fi.ss.. &, E...g
The Alliance then adjourned to meet at half past one.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ladies' and Gentsemen's Alliance convened in the NJ
T. Church at half past one and called order BY
the President. Rev. Merriam opened the meeting with
prayer.
Of business: asa s.sflas fsl 81 y =
ls,, Prayer. 2nd, Report of committees. ad. uuon.
h he'd business. 4th. Mi eeilaneou.. - Is Is -
The Committee on ResoIu,ion. ,.,,..,, A.. ..,,,..
which AFTER sharp discussion were ,,,,.
ed s,tssss s,aisi as,ai. So -''' ~'op''
Resolped, That the present STAT. q, ~. r.s
cause requires the untirng ebrts Of ali in
/, II gre aer .fhciemcy and success. s 10 " CIV =
hesoiued: As the opinion Of this Alliance tina, h ,
gy occupying as they do siiuation which gives b
munity. owe l. to heir position rs the acknowledrsa @
seryafors OF the public to exert that ~
tfs overthrow Of inempsrancs In with ali Oh
Resolved. THAI whe we re ard ti,e ntiuenee o, IN,
pnp., aug me plesa ss highly Important in producing
regard associations constituted OF nil Ibe friand !,
the cause g Necessary e. e carrying out ef tie princ
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b Pref W. @, Webster will besi town this
week, and win, Monday night next, commence a ss-
ries Of lessons in vocal music.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-28
Jan. Ist. 1860.
Leander J. Randall, plaintiff,
In the Court OF Common
Pleas of Portage Coun-
U. Ohio.

Leander J. Randall, plaintiff ii s9y
william R. Il shs csnrs si Pe.sass e Cona
Carver Carver .ss sss.,asn sDaash n F. y, Ohio.
TNHE said William r. Carver of said defendants
non.iesid nj OF the Stale Of Ohio is hereby no:jed
that on the 23i .ay of December, D. 1859 the said
pai hled his petition In said court. alleging that
there Is due him from the said defendant, William
Carvsi on three promssory n.tes of said william R.
all dated une 10 h. 1885, the of hundred and
thrfysey dollars, together with annual interest
thereon as ten per cent from said 10Th day ls5
and thni to secure the payment of said the said
OF Jure 1855 executed and delivered sad plniuti
NOR upon cer'an lands in the township Of Frank.
IN IN said county which par icuarly described In
said petition TIE plaintiff asks judgment against the
SAID william r. Carver for the sum Of s737 co i'm sem.
dyy "f June 1885, and also for the sale If sid
ed premises 60 pay said debt and for other relief The
said William " Carver Is required appear and ans
said petition bfre the 18th da, February Ia60
.cANFIELD & FRENCH. Prfs Att,ys
And Brown & Woodwork. /"
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i-as AuDIroR's OFFICE Portage County, Oho,l
| Rauenna, November 30h, 1883.
ly thirty eren nm, n Take o z
whole
soau,o
Tdec74wl BALDWIN Auditor of Portage County.
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AHAKDsoME BOOK is just the thing for an
elseant New Year Present. Find 'em at the Rarenna
Book Store. S.. 81 gi1a ss