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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

UE Propcors of these Machines claim (and prepared
Il la su,iaullatc the cam,) that their instruments "H ere
Gmt, /" He 5et mdnner any amt aHkinsV needte~ork-
Combining they do, all the improvements which experience
has proved 10 be The perfection oi the Sewing MA
Chimes they commend themselves Ia the public the simplest
and nos reliable instrument in the market aud adapted to e'-
branch of industry in which the needle II required
They viii stitch hem, fell bind md gathrr They make
strong lock stitch, n cannot hc rayclc, pulled out lhty
make beautiful uniform stitch alike both sides the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Macin,- have great strength perfectly SIMPLE ana
the management Of them easily acquired.
Any spool cofton Hredd SH. be used without re-
winding They almost HOiseifS in tr operation, and r
ionV.F than nn, other sewing Machine cxanL
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers ousekccpers or any
other persons search instrument kfd
Of SernO d0ne By "fcherg. make they secure the
best 10y examining before purchasing.
Samples "f work sen, by mail.
+. HORTON kEACII Agent,
At Cornthan Hail. Main ST. between 9th 10th, up stairs,
3-,lAclanl Richmond, Va
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ASElING GTON III 0U . f,
rvNCYpupn VA

yU,E subscriber inform his friends and The pub
lie generally has leased for number Of years, tho
above " ell kuown and popular liouse. .
TABLE shall be supplied with the best that the
affords and THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND Cl
CARS. ,u.n,, -,
Attached the hotel large and roomy STABLE, with
careful and attentive Ostlers 40
No trouble or expense will be spared either the part Of
the proprter or his make the Washington frs
class House, D. NJ ANDEkooN, frolr'e'o1'
aprl ODDLY,
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aailg Tiroiniau.

Present Phase of the San Juan Imbroglio
From the San Francisco Alta California, Nov 81
The Steamer Northernor. Capt. Dali, arrived in
port yesterday from Portland, Olympia. and Vic.
toria:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

Of the Administration In this matter, and unless
the evils complained Of are speedily abated, their
indignation will bs expressed 10 manner which.
to say the least will not b agreeable 10 the ruling
parties at Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
HEADQUARTERS oE THE Army.

U. 3. Propeller Massachusetts,, Nov. 6, 1859.
As soon as practicable. Lieut., Col, Casey or
other commanding officer on the island of San
Juan, will proceed to send therefrom all the com
panies under his orders expect Capt. Pickett's,
to the posts to which they had previously belong
ed viz: Co. |, of the 4th Infantry, to Fort Town
send, companies A and C, Of tho 4th and 9th
Infantry, to Fort Steiacoom, and Inst, tho COM
ranies of the Sd Artillery. to Fort Vancouver.
Capt. Pickett md company, and Assistant Sur
geon Craig will remain on the island till further
ORDERS for the protection of the American settlers
under his instructions. Lieut. Col. Casey will
cause the heavy guns on the island to be replaced
aboard of this propeller, and will send the light
battery to Forts Townsend and S:eilacoom. BY
command of
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II a II II A n T'S
EFFsRVESCENT SETTER APERIENT

prr.nvEhsdAkaf L i Il : sEf1zhR & 4 IA AfaR1rrr. H
'HIs valuable and popular Medicine PREPARED in conformity
spring Germany In most onyenent and portable form,
has universally received the Favorable recommendations
EFFICIENT III AND AGREEABLE
Sal line APeri lent
snas 5
.cs both from its compactness and great efficacy may be
Bilious and Ftb,ile Discusses, SICK Headoche Loss Of
APpette, iadigesfion, and az Sm"tr com.
SPRING GGN HND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted to the wants Of Travellers by Sea
aud Land Residents y Hot Climates. Persons Of sedn.ary
planters will find it valuable addition to their Medicine Chest
With have used it. it has high favor and is DEEM
IN Torpid STATE Of the Lirer-i renders great service in
ast and Rhenatism- gives the best satisfaction
laying ali nnamma.oy symptoms and in many cases effect
% ~ csss In cases or rapel Indigestion Heartburn and
C6sfrenessoves to be Medicine Of the greatest utility
Ady TIE onao Snd @s sr r,S ssI
success under It's healthfll influence. 49,
,.ct to- he pIssVActin0 gently bowels neualzing all
irritating secretons and thereby removing all inhammatory
act IL isinrauaos al hersa gentle Aperisnt
ar Iiur0atire ia required.
II Is in the form Powder, carefully put up in bottles to
keen in any climate merely requires water poured upon
10 produce delightful eferyescent beverage. , .,
faken In the morning. nteres with the avocations
m the day acting gently the ystem restoring the digestive
mower exciting healthy and vigorous tone OF the stomach
ud creating an elasticity of mind and flow Of spirits which
y zs 10 every enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid to en-
low many luxures With impuniy from which he must otherwise
be iebarred and without which life Is 80 rkSome ana distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and other genie-
men Of the highest standing throughout the country and Us
steadily increasing popularity for series OF years. strongly
guarantee efficacy aud valuable % and recommend
10 the favorable notice Of an nteliigent pubic
10 prnsre pre and sold wholesale and Retail, by
if'p" JOHN A. TARRANT 4 Co, DEudGsTs,
No 27s Greenwch-st., cor of Warren, N r.
iuue ti-d1y-J, go
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CABELL HOU s E,
No, Il2 Main Street, LynChburg, Va.
RORAPACK ProprietOr.

I RORABACK. Proprietor.
JOHN g. KYLE, Manager,
UEG leave to announce their and the public
ally that HousE Is Open II has been ex-
furnished and will be conducted by the present pro-
nrieor upon the the approved STYLE In all respects The
location has conceded to be the best in the ci being In
the centre OF business Street, within few minutes
walk of the Depot Warehouses Banks, DC.
With polite and genteman. cerk ready prompt and a,rn
travellers visitors this House rest as
every will be cared for in that style that VIII
give general satisfaction The Pr0peor and Manager pledges
they will spare pains la render
ing comfort who visit House. From friends and
~ ISAAC RoRABACK Proprietor
aent 9sdfy JOHN Z. KYLE Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

uIsT ARRIyED-We have just received superior ot oi
Rnore Buck wheat Flour put in quarter SACKS OF 70
re.hing extra. For sale on accommodating Terms
uli'-'o VI . Il itsl SOLOMON MUSSERS
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Fine watches.

Fine WatCheS.
e WE have new and large stock Of FINE ENGLISH
IN WATCHES, of the following manufacturers: Cowde-
ha roy Dixon, Jos Johnson Tobias Bold, L. d. johnson,
0B David Taylor, Cooper, Robinson and Bundel. Also
largest stock OF Fob Neck and Vest Chains Seals Key
&C. ever offered In this market.
We will sell the above reasonable terms the
ces purchased in the State and respectfully solicit
examination Of our stock. j. WILLIAMS Il SON,
oct 13-ds IS Main Street.
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Fine Teas.

Fine Teas,
HAVE lust received supply very superior GREEN AND
Il BLACK TEAS. For sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
dee Druggist.
VXTILKS Celebrated Snow Ball Irish Potatoes
w fur sale at dec 9-ts SOLOMON q MUSSER.
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LIErr, GEN SCoTT.

s. Thomas, Asst Adj. General.
This order was delivered, to Brcvct Major
lIaller. in command, and II copy sent. to Gov
Douglas by the II. B, Co.'S steamer Otter. then
lying Mt Griiiin's Bay, On the following day tho
first order changed as follows:
lis,
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TIE RMS

Terms
vypGINIAN pabiished daily al 90 and Tr Weekly nj
Tie m In advance Weekly al ", nvsriabl, In a-
% per hsrse saoo charged In all cases No paper
% ~ except al the op.ion Oh the rrop'of u
Mt WIN a,rearugss shall have been paid - j.
nTETISEMENTs are inserted Tor o. cen" per square oi
unless ordered nnerfonn or weekly and Then %
Will bs charged each insertion. II the mum
cents be not marked the MSS will be published
bt1 :" - out and charged accordingly
TIL ofueiS THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
Ia, one square daily
70. ,.o r,uares daily % !"
foI W. .eunre rweeky %
roa ,no SQUARES tri-we.kly. ~
Advertisements intended for both papers saD'c' 10 sP
cial contract N, ~. u,,;,aa 10 ,,,a,y bu.
W ~ 'nc advertisements charged for transient rates
All new advertisements appear In the daily aha p"eek
papers noce. which exceed eight lines charged
e.s,ly for excesa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
HEADQUARTERS oE THE Army,


lying Mt Gridn's Bay. On the following day the
first order was changed as follows:
Headquarters oE THE Army.
t. s. Propeller Massachusetts Nov. =, 1859.
Special OrderY, As soon rs prueticnblr Lieut..
cnant-Colonel Casey, or other commanding nffccrs
oi the Island of San Juan, will proceed to send
thcrcirom nil the Companies under his orders cx-
,elh Captain Hunts to the posts to which they
have previously belonged. viz Company |, of the
4th Infantry, to Fort Townsend; C0mpanies..A Of
the 4th, and H. of the 9th Infantry to Fort Stci-
lncoom; Company ID, Of tho 9th Infantry. to Fort
Belngham; and last, the Companies of the Sd Ar
tlcry. to Fort Vancouver
Captain Hunt and Company, and Assistant Sur
geon Craig, will remain on the island till further
orders, for the protection Of American settlers.
Lieut.. Colonel Casey will cause tho heavy guns on
the island to be replaced aboard Of this propcl-
Ter, and will send the light battery to Forts
Townsend, Bcllingham, and Steilacoon. BY order
Of
LIEUT.. GEN. ScoTr
S. TuoxAs. Asst. Adj. General.
Capt. Pcketts Company was removed as per
last orders, ms his presence might prove obnox ous
to the English government.
Previous to the issuance ofthe order. Coils. Lay
and Thomas. with Dr. Crane visited Camp Pick
cit. and Col. Thomas ordered work on the redoubt
mot completely to be Immediately arrested, to the
manifest joy OF those laboring thereon, and the
United States sentrics off the ii. b. Company
dock. Capt. Provost, II. A.. of the Satellite visited
Gen. Scott in the Massachusetts,, and was follow.
cd by the officers of the camp in body, who Of.
ter paying their respects to their Commander-in
chief visited Capt Provost and the officers Of the
Satellite. These ceremonies completed, the Mas.
sa,husetts departed for Fort Townsend. and on her
your correspondent, by invitation, took his return
passage. As she steamed out of the harbor Of San
Juan, the guns of the redoubt fred salute. their
6rst, and, perchance last Office on that soil. The
Satellite did not compliment Gen. Scott by mani
Testing any Of the usual naval and military cour-
tesies The redoubt which, while in course Of con.
struction was dignifed by the title of Roberts
Gopher Hole" was Immediately immortalixed by
the residents Of the adjacent town as "Harney's
Folly"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

yUyHE RIDING HAT given 70 The best Female Rdee q
The Agricultural Fair, be at tie store Of
oct 1S-dis ]. WILLIAMS SON, 90 Main etlese
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
FRANKENsTEIy's NIAGARA FAILS B.

nouucement elsewhere the reader will notice that vsi
can se raid to wonderful natural phenomenon
in The known world by witnessing the exhibition of this
valuable of art the Town Hall. Saturday and
Mondy evenings next. late number of the Sale Jour
makes mention the in words fo
Again, stood and looked upon Tahie rcck and the
lightly Caarart Standing upo,lhaf rock, eye snth-
cred. Of yore, every beauty of tie fall We the
Midsummer, Autumn and Indian Summer folisge Of
NagaTabeautiful foliage with its us of gold and Grim
SON. Then there was the grand fall with its immense
column of mist, reaching to tie arch Of aveD; the
whirlpool an angry, surgng gulf CT waters. chasns,
gorges. high masses OF vine covered rocks lying they
have lain for centuries And the Indian, too; he thai
only To about these Srand scenes, cannot
he entirely from he wondrous work of
We saw, also the Suspension Bridge, and below thar
beaufnl calm of sleeping that sometimes lie like
mirror In Niagara River. The Cave OF the Winds with
its green Iints ard rushing soundF; the reh
sunset casting rays of gold water rocs and trees
Then have Niagara in ice -cols freezing winier-wth
snow and sleet, high icicles and immense beTgs.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE THE METROPOLIS; heng the
narrative of strange. adventures in New York. and
- startling facts in City life. By Reporter of the
New York press New York: Thatcher and Hutch
inson. 1859. EsE A
In the columns of that vicious newspaper. the New
Herald, constantly appear matrimonial ADVERTISE
uents,' wherein parties, professedly, describe them
selves, and propose for husbands or wives. the
case may be and what called Matrimonial Offices
are places of rendezvous where individuals may
meet make each others acquaintance. To show the
corrupt and vicious character of these matrimonial off,
ces the Reporters for the New York Erentg Post
answered certain arinoiia advertisements and had
interviews with the advertisers at matrimonial Offices
and the hook whose title have above contains
narrative of his adventures Among the persons he
mel, professedly seeking for matrimonial alliance, was
the notorious Mrs. Cunningham Bufdell. The sketches
of the thrilling and entertaining character, ,whI
they unfold the dangerous and perncious character
matrimonial advertisements and matrimonial offices. The
writer sketches himsefpu in little peril
while holding his interviews with that strangely bad
man, Mrs. Cunningham. o.
I. For sale at the Rayenna Book Store.
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Public Sale
OFHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE!

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale at the Store MaiI
Street. the l4h of April, the following articles
Household Furniture:
Feather Beds, Hair Mattrass, HusS Mattrass, l
Mahogany Beds.ead Cottage Bedstead, 2com-
mon Bedsteads, Marble TOP Bureau with
Glass Marble-:op Wash stand, Mar
BILE top Centre Table, Sofa. large
Mahogany Rocking Chair, Set
Mahogany Chairs, l What-Not, Gilt Frame Looking
GLASS;, Parlor Carpet, Sitting Room Carpet, 8
Bedroom Carpets, plain Mahogany Bureau, Tables
Sets common ChPirs, Wash
Stands, Clock, Work Stands, Set
China ! Dinuer Set CANNON CrockeTy.
l cooking Stove, Parlor Stove new Air
light Stove, Child's Carriage springs, Bath
Tubs, Toilet Set (g 1t band), Mating, Oil Cloth,
Rings shovels and Tongs il fact ever, thing necessar,
for household purposes.
All the above Furniture is warranted to be in excellent
condition, having been in only three years
TERMS OF SALE-Ail bills under ten dollars. Cash
delivery; all bills ten aud under twenty dollars
cash. good secured at go days; all bills
Iy dollars, cash, secured notes at 90 days.
N.B.-An notes made payable at the Banking Hous
of Robinson King G. Co. JOHN II. BOSTWiCK
Ravennn, April 5 1859. apr6 2w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
BAYARD TAYLOR In THE New YoRK Me

BAYARD TAYLOR In THE New YORK MER:
cuRyThis talented and distinguished gentleman, who
has travelled amost the entire of the Eastern
connent and whose books and letters eagerly
after by all intelligent readers has just accepted
proposition to prepare exclusively for the New York
le'erv aseres of weekly articles, exhibiting the poe
try romance, and anecdote of travel the scenes and
st ntmen the fancy and physique gloss and novel.
ty and Is "eI the humor realities of successive
tours In foreign lands.
The Mercury Of april 3oth viii contain the rst of t
series of papers, and may be for sale at the Ra
VIENNA Book Store. s~fs EE a-.s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

KNrcKERBocKER MAGAzlNE.-This venerable
and avore Monthly fer Aprilis table. Itneeds
no commendation-its long and successful and
high character will it TO retain the public favor it
has long enjoyed The contents of HIS number are
high literary character and exceedingly interesting,
while genial and smile provoking Editors Table is
! racy nd readable ever.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
Millinery!
Removal,

MRS. MERRITT has removed to Aliens Block,
IVA Rooms formerly occupied bv Mrs Cariiart, where
she will be happy wait her old customers AMI many
She Is now receiving New Goods, and win
erdeayor keep good assortment oi Millinery and Fan
cy ,oods. Her stock will consist of different kids of
B1nnetss-Slks Straw. Neapnliian and Fancy; Shaker
Hoods and Flats for Misses and Children; Ribbons,
Ruche &c Einbroideres, Wells, Thread Needles Pms
Eproidsry Cotton and Silk, Sewing Silk, Skirts. Cor
sets Hosiery. &c-, &c.
of Garuent Cutting All orders will receive prompt
attention
Ravenna, April LIST, 1859. apr6 6w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
The TRIAL OF SIcKLEs.-It has been a We

The TRIAL OF SIcKLEs.-It has been a very
long time since the people of the entire country have
interested in the result of any tragedy
as in the final upshot of the sIcKLEs affair The legal
investigation of the affair commenced in Washing.
ton City Mond:y last. Frank LesIies mammoth IL
Illustrated Newspaper for this week will contain
large and accurate engraving occupying in the
paper illustrating the in the Court during
the trial It is announced as the best engraving ever
produced in this country.
Leslis's paper may be found at the Ravenna Book
Store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
Interesting to Farmers!

E b .aLL'S OHIO NOV E r
not yet laid the shelf neither is 1t to be suerce.
L ded by other Machines entirely The inventor aud
paenIee of This machine having disposed of his :
terest in the late firm of Ball, Aulman & Co., has
erected q large and extensive establishment of his
this city, where he is extensively engaged in
Jug for the coming harvest this valuable Hamster. 80
2 The Machine, il is built, is up in quite
different style Machines of rh kind heretofore
sold, making il much lighter for the team, wellas
10 be easily managed by the operator. 1t has also
of the best
REAPING ATTACHMENTS
in the world Now the facts seriously these: IF
to get This either a single Nov Mower
and Reaper combined and want one embracing the very
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, you had bet
tract for Machine until yote aohat this OLD OHIO
MOWER" looks Ike
have appointed WIN. sPIcER, of Ellsworth, Maho.
ming County, my General Agent for the Western Rs-
executing two counties in the part
Of it. and Columliana county. Mr. spce is practical
Farmer, and also gentleman in whose statements the
most iinplci, confidence can be placed
Those wishing procure of these Machines, and
who thin the bounds of his territory apply
to him directly, and he doubt will be pleased to give
any further information that may be desired
Canton, March g. 1859 apr6-3m E. BALL.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

ATTENTION is directed to the Gard of John
Hotel York City, just opened by that prince Of
surbrug, the popular proprietor of the
Cleveland johnson House. Everybody at the West should
make il point stop at the Johnson. ITS location Is
convenient, and it will be famous good House Mr.
surhrug still aims tho propetorhip of the johnson
House Cleveland, which Is kept, usual in iip-top
sfyI.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
HoMs MoNrHLY.-This delightful periodical

HoME MoNTHLY.-fhls delightful periodical
for April is upon the Round Table. 1t Household
Magazine worthy of welcome at every freside. Its
beautiful is. There is poper behind the Scheol
Room and the Chtrch.' That 'powef-THE rowER OF
HoME-ths tasteful magazine endeavors to purify to en-
lshten and elevate In benefcent mission, may
be with its ZEAL its sincers de-
votion o its chosen work, and its marked ability.
pleasant and profitable companion for home, the Home
MONTHLY,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
Asst TINE is 10 he made upon the CIevel,

FAsT TINE is TO he made upon the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad on and after Monday next
The Mail Train from Cleveland will arrive in Ravennn
between eleven and twelve, A. the Mail Train from
Pittsburgh at five and hall. A. NJ. The sAccommoda-
ton will be Bayard instead of stopping here as
| at present. The time TO he made from Cleveland TO
Pittsburgh is said to be Eve hours. Timetable next
| week
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

HONE AGAIN.-Many of our readers will
be graed TO learn by in another col
umn, Or CHAs. p. RsED has returned to town. in
mpFovad health, and with energies reesbed to resume
his practice which he Obliged to renquish few
months since DR. Reed has during his residence among
u.s. around him many personal and built up
extensive and paying practice, and as physician is
faithful and thorough itizensprited and generous
be may be permitted to attend to his bust
good healt and that degree of success
which his talents so justly merit.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

ATTENTION is directed to the professional
Card of Drs Prentice and Leonard in another column
They are skillfnl and successful practitioners.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

E. s CoMsrook Esq, yesterday assumed
his position Cashier of the Portage Co Bank
at this ptaee. MI Comstock will make good officer
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

+ Iris understood that Judge PorTER will
preside at the April of Court Among other busi-
ness it is expected the famous Hiram Rapids Mill-dam
suit win be tried.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

AN IMPORTANT LETTER from our Columbus
correspondent win he found first page; also, one
/! of later date on onr SECOND page.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

MEssRs. l.. DALRYMPLE and FRANK CLARRY,
of this town. opened Dry Gods Store at Welsh
field Geauea Co. Mr. CLARRY has removed his residence
to that place. - - '---.F.atzi- rs t-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeE.-The Jnnior
exhibition in Reserve College will take place in
the College Chapel, Wednesday. April 18th. Exercises
/ to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

VALUABLE FARM. The Edinburgh proper.
y by TRrMAN CASE worthy of the attention
of those who wish TO purohose a small farm.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

THE MITE Society meets at the residence
ofA. b. Griffin, Esq, Walnut Street, "Wednesday
evening eff This week - = -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06

-. To.MoRRow is Fast Day in Massachusetts,
having been appointed by Gov Banks day for public
fssting, humiliation and prayer This EAST Day is
of the institutions of the Purifans.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

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Keep posted, and make money-ve long and be happy.