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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-04

PHLADELPHIA NJ. Z. CoNFERENcE.-The Commit
tee of Statistics of this Conference now in SEES
-sioo in Philadelphia, has presented report of
which the following is summary:
White Members 46, 1Ol; Increase, $500; White
Probationers, 1906 Decrease, 2,122: Colored Mem
bers, 7,344, Decrease, 80; Colored Practitioners,
55J; Decrease, ~ Local Preachers, 1874; Decrease,
l; Deaths G44 Decrease, 90.
Baptlsn's.-Adults, l,6S9; Children, 5,3l3-total
1,Oo2; Increase, s54; Churches, $50; Increase, IT,
Church Property.-Probabe Value, Sl,64, 45O;
Increase Sl22 1925; Parsonages, 6l Increase, 4 Pro
bable Value, Sl5O,400; Increase, SLIGO
Benorolent Contributions.-For Conference Claim
ants Sc, 80; For Missionary Society, S29, 369.-
ST. For Tract Society, 81, 1881; For Bible Socie-
W 81 6s; For Sunday School Union, 81 Ol0 SO.
Sunday Sehools.-Schools, $50; Increase. so; OH
GERS and Teachers, S,409; Increase, 357; Scholars,
40 s6S; Increase 1,G4l; Volumes in Library, l4G,-
6S2; Education Collection, S453.l5
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MILLER & BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
.r..u. No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited 31stf
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M e L A N g E .

N P Willis terms building railroads along
side river courses, 'Italicising the sweetest pas
sages of nature
The poor fellow who couldn't hold his own
has been arrested for taking anogher's.
WHO we're the first astrologersf The stars,
because they first studded the heavens.
If John Smith should. while crossing
Browns vacant lot, happen to fail and tear
his pantaloons, who is responsible for the
ground rent tf6s crea,ed-he or Brown1 and
could Brown compel Smith to settle the rent
with potatoe patch?
Y ou are very handsome said a gentleman
to lady. 'Ah!' said the lady, so you would
say if you did not think So, And so you
would think answered be, though 1 should
not say So
lie who turns spy for pleasure, wouldn't
hesitate to be hangman for business.
Mortal things fade; immortal things sprirg
more freshly with every step to the tomb.
Never rub your eyes with your elbow.
Next to no wife, good wife is best.
| No man can guess in cold blood what be
miy do in passion.
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Business DirfftorD.

of NOT over four lines inserted under this head,
cent to regular advertisers, will be charged for at the
rate Of Three Dollars per year g -
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GHeAFENBERG
F A M I L Y NJ H d / Q / N E S
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Tt umbul Co., O., March I 81.
Thereby certify hat have been dealing in the Graft
berg Medicines for the year, truly
have offered any medicines the public That
with the more decided appreciation of the people
than these, particularly the Pills and Cnholicon They
will readily per form all and than is promised for
them. 1 have sold about fifty bottles of the Cathoicon
past season. hear the best results every case
- ] H. C. JOHNSON. Med Ag't.
Read what DR. Bushnell SAYS of the Graenbrrg Medi-
ii Dr- B. sa physician of extensive practice. and
of the most successful in the county (TrumbuD in
which he resides: -l 20
This reuifrs that I Uare used the Grafenberge Pills
and Marshars (satholcnn sold here by Fl. O. johnson
in my practice to my entire satisfaction hev are GOOD
medicines, a-4 s'.fl7. DIR. W. BUSHNELL,
Hartford Trumbull Co, Earch Z, l57
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H. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
West Bedford. Cos5octon Co.. Nav "A. 1887.

Mr.. Fl B. Kingsley, Sr:I have beeu sellin. the Med
icines Graepberg Company for the last wears
and have invariably found them to give good satsfacon
and the Pills have sold to great many families reg
uary as their tea aud coffee and with nv trade they
have become stable article Marshalrs Uterine Catho-
con is icile that has donr great amount of good
In female diseases. One lady sold told he
had received teneft from bottle she did
from a long course of medical treatment by the most
skilful physicans.t ,- Yours truly.
Jan. l, 1858. JAMES WILSON,
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physician of thirty enrs' practice NV princi.
study has been disease of feales They
ally bafled my best efforts. obAining the materials
composing Marshalrs Uterine Catholicoii. pleased
with them; them fair trial, and found myself
abuudaurly successful In former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half tie aud
could in ten. Now I can rrdically
least seventeen twenty aud mitigate the
slider Mnrsbars Uterine Catboeon the greatest blessing
to females have met with. +' lt y
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-, HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OF
f4f..3 LAND rhe snbscriter offers for sale hi'
5NMiiii house and FOUR ACRES OF LAND, North
Mini West of the Village of hayenna. On the
premises is young bearing Orchard OF the
Red Astrscan variety, the most pronable Apple fol
market: togeher with other varieties for family
Also Pesrs. Cherries, CurrantS apes Strawberries
Lawton Blackberries, Red and Yellow Raspberries, &c
For further pariicIllrs enquire of
ssRasenna. Ang 10. 1-5e sms ia. DONALDsON.
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GEO. HALLS New Stock -
" of Piano FoKrEs, hiELoDEoNs, Gur, w b WI
lSsTRucToS Books, STOOLS CovRRs Dus, Frs aiit
GUITAR STRINGS, all of lie best quality and the lowest
for opening trade Is59--at havenua O.
RAVEN, BACON & co.'s PA NOS, n. Y.
satisfied, after thorough Investigation into the
comparative merits of the best New and
Bost,> makes the desirable Pianos in market
With so years quiet ard u..G viaiipg effort,
produce piano uiiout iault, 1.-THE judgment OF the
most refined mus cians the
Raven, Bacon d Co. Piano is II Gem. a
80 Sym metFicaI Beauty, a m ,iel of
Music without NOikct
LIS beautifully soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated
ear with the exquisite delight, and the listener sell
conig away without say ing q wish had Piano
like that. = 1-s-
Don buy Piano until satisfied you getting
gaod on' Don't think that because Piano is cheap,
you are getting bargain that il is high priced
you necessarily get a good
na- GO0tr ADVICF. l. Have the Piano set ur in YOUR
parIor, if possbe-oo it, ry it. get opinion of
good judges. Buy of some responsible person
home posi- le These superb Instruments furnish
to customers at low rates. and sincerely hope
that effort to furnish good, reliable Pianos Meo-
deons &c. viii be duly appreciated and time and money
saved. =
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of octayes, very good substi
TUE Tor P Pano. Ia
HALL & SONS GUITARS
a very superior article, warranted,-and by the way,
young ladies' and gentlemen, why cont you learn to play
the Guitar II is very conyenet and asi ionable in
str
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Legal Notice.

Cyrus Prenuss. Plaintit
t-.,..-. AGAINST | cu;, Aotion
The Milwaukee and Beloit Rail Road
'' Company effniants.
TTNHE Milwaukee, and Belo Railroad Company Defrnd-
ants, will take notice that the 25h day of July
A. D. 1S59 Cyrus Prentiss, Plaintiff IL the above entitled
cause flied his Petition against in the Court of Com
Pleas for the County of Portage and Srhte of Ohio
setting forth that the goth day If December, D. 1851
there due the Plaintiff from the said Defeudrns On
for money paid and services before that
rendered oI and on behalf of said Defendants bN the
Plaintiff. their request, The OF s3069e3 which rhey
from that time hitherto have refused pay Plaintiff
altho ugh often requested do; and asking Judgment
for said of 5000 s3 and interest from the 20'h day
December, D 1851 .z.r -.,-.
Defendants wi also take notice that unless they aPpea
and plesd said petition before the third @aur
day after the 7tIf day of September next Judgment vii
be Ial<en against them default. t,-
iy276w CYRUS PRENTISS,
Jniy 25th 1859, Ry TAYLOR & Willard. his At'ys.
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! i, sIsss isss. .''- '0''' JAMES WILSON.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female irreg lari;ies weakness uterine dslac, ens
and all local uterine difficulties anil constitutional from
hles of women are en- irely cured by THE GRAFFEN.
In this connection Miss Beecher, sister of the Rev.
Henty Ward BAecher in letters to the people, 229
81 have niue sisters aud sisterEn lrv mud four
female usns u married and all 'elicate and all
ing Amid the immense circle of INV friends aud ac-
uuainances recall ten married ladies' horn in
this and country who perfectly healthy" In
cases. however, where the Grafenberg Catheticon has
been nsed say that health has rapidly taken t
place of disease. and ladies have become robust strong
vigorous and heahy. -Il
Mrs. Gleason, of Elmiia, %Beautifnl indeed is
the confding trusting nature of woman. how much
does At ed to he protected by wachfuness that Will
lead her, In time of disease anea to licnl adviser
of scientific education. moral worth aud purity of charac
ter" III these may be ed by addressing the Graf
fenberg Company.
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james Carey, Atty.
Joseph Smith Us Susanna Smith

-Ea Joseph Smith Us Susanna Smith.
tCFEEREEF SALE.-By virtue of an Order of Sale
- of issued from the court of comnon pleas
to erected and delivered, shall expose to sac ut
public vrndLe at the door of the court house in Raw
Saturday, he third day of September. 1859 at
oclock.P of said day. the following described land
and tenements, 10 wit: .f-. ..s-s-.-
tuated in he township of Randolph, county OF P'r-
tageand State of Ohio being part of Lot nun her thirty
in said township houn Nnrth and West by the lines
of said lot. South by land owned by john P1ntuS, Eve
Case and Michael Feuline; East by Margaret King ad
Eve Case,-contaning forty-two acres and eight -one
rods. heing decided by Peter Ritter and wife tc
Daniel Smith December, 1879 and record'd IN
Book 5a page 1875. Also, other tract or parcel
Iau situate in the township of Sufied, coHniy of Por
tage aud Stale of Ohio ho part of Lot number two
bounded East by the lot ne South by land o" ned by
John Herzler; West by the center uf the North and
South road running along the East line IF land owned by
Phillip Cox, and extend far North that line parn
lei with The Soaih line Ill contain six of land.
Appra, ed S35 per Terms cash day of sale
Sold o-der of Sale for Partition. f.
Strawder & Hart Attys.
su71 6y'a aHf THoS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Ravenna. July 29th, ID. 1853. -f-
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LHARM4 FOR SALE.-The subscriber

LHARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
offers for sale his Farm of about Ninety eight acres,
situate in Ravenna Portage County, Ohio, the Cleve-
land ami W. lsville Turnpike and adjoining the corpo
lin of the village of Rasenna. The farm enbra-
about seventy OF improved land, under high
of cultivation and the balance of valuable tiberet
land; whole pleasantly located watcred by never
failing streams, suitable for grain sock farm and
Ioaed wirhin hundred rods of the present Depot OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Read and few hum
dred fee contemplated Union Drp"' of the Ceye-
land Pittsburgh aad Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads, The DIV cling House is large and conimodious
well and arranged with well of pur oft
WATER large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruitrees There large and
ccnmodous farm barn. with sheds attached, horse and
carriage barn, and other out buildings in good repair
making itone of the most desirable farms III NoftheI
Ohio. For and particulars, reference may he had
Y. Beetle ii. G. Rannry. by letter or otherwise
to the subscriber. WILLIAM COOLNA AN.
RayrnTa. Ohio, April i2, 1859 aprl3
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-:=r-.. .-z saEt SECRETARY STATES OFFICE,
4raz.} ~. CoIunblss o., April Z, 1859. I-
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolution,
reative to an Anne udment the Constitution provid
ing for Annual Sessions of the General Assent ly, is
copy from the original roll on file in this office.
A.P. RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
April 9Th. 1a59-6rn. ssg +.s.--. ..-
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TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
A Piano. MelOdeOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL, RAVENNA:
list Mr. Hall is acknowledged be the oldest dealer
elot cons on an extensive scale the United and
has Kept nce with all improvements the nstru-
n ert originated in the year ls45. 81
End He has always dealt in the best market affords
and by close Observable taking enabled
10 judge critically of their comparative merits
3rd Mr.. Hall has always furnished Instruments at a
uniform price, and be bought of the Manu-
facturers.
He delivers instruments when DESIRED and guar
antees them in every respect.
5th. BY his method OF dealing the amount paid
for clerk hire, and store rent saved the purchaser
9th Instruments are received new and perfect, with
out hav ing been set in rooms, and pounded upon
unpraciced hands is usually the with those bo
from ware-roonls in cities
7th. The purchaser exchange his ins trumen for
higher priced any time within year ly paying the
difference in the regular prices of the lnstrume
Sth The purchaser of & Melodeon, wishing a Piano,
change un1e within two years by paying the diff
ference only in the regular prices of the two Old Panoz
and Melodeons also taleu in exchange for
9Th Mr. all gives full directions when tile instrument
is relatn its pi proper course
of study to ensure good play er. - .l if-e1
10th Mr. Hall proposes as herrofore 10 keep the best
profession, dealing fairly with his customers in line
NE elRR So
A portion down, and the balance in 3 and months.
TWELVE NEW d. BEAUTIFUL
s les of Melodeens of fine rosewood fnsh varying in
price from Is to $50 dollars.
| ELEVE.N STYLES
OF Pianos of desirable prarns mostly octave, of tone
surprisingly lovely, and bought upon the prprietor's
platform oil action from boy--B UY NOTHING eHEAp
OR INFERIOR.
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
Mr. Hall has Instruments of the Southern
and Western States aud Canadas Persons may order Of
Mr. H. with much confidence and satisfaction as tho
they were present TO select
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED
Why don't keen lowerpriced, cheaper Instruments
Ansacer we like to sRisle at the
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Proposed Amendment to the Constitution

Relative Amendment to the Constitution provd-
irg for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly.
Resolved, BY the General Assembly of ihe state OF
Ohio, Three fths of the members of ench house con
CURING therein, that he and hereby pforosed to the
electors of the Stale ovoe at the next annual October
lowipg substitute for the first clause o
the twenty fifth section of the article of fe Con-
ofth State, "A regular sessions of the
General Assembly shall commence the first Monday
in ia uary annually
WILLIAM q. WOODS,
+ Speaker of the House of RepresHn tatves.
MARTIN WEGkER,
EFUT q President of the Senate.
April 5, 1852 qs
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Joseph M. DUMARS, ESFATE.-Notce is
j here given, TINT The subscriber has heeH appointed
qualified administrator de hons the estate
of Joseph NJ. Dumars, late of Ravenna, Poge County,
deceased. rtslfaa4,F - ~
JUSTIN BELDING
Rayenn. Aug. Is. 1859 aug2l-3w
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lam Methodist clerpymsn NV heart has fairly aehed
to witness tho feeble Health of women as have travelled
my circuit preaching rho Gospel thank God however,
that have seen all diseases give way to the Graf
fenberr MarsallS Ueriue Catholicon, wherever Ii hRs
been used Rey. PETER sHAR, Ri'geray. Mieh.,
ssl i Er formerly of Western Star, Medina Co o.
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skssgssz. .NoTICE.-Fo sale at the
SsMSiNz 4 Center of Rootstosgn, the House and
E%{EASs Lot of six ncres well known the William
NJ Butler place. Said House is very con e.
-a&HHaa nently arrqiaed and finished throughout.
III excellent repair. The premises, aslo in
feet order Tsere is failing well of water near
the kitchen door. and also there is od Barn. Carriage
House, and other out houses the psee.
Terms made easy, ard possession given at short noti"e
Rootstown, March 7fh 1859. mar9-ly
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal. NoTI 1E.- ,-zr--l B
The State of ohio, Portage County, IS.
, CIVIL ACTION.

CIVIL ACTION.
Jo'n T. Chi'ds.
John r. CHILDS, defendant, will take no ice that on
- the 20 h day of August A. ID. 1859, Alexander Cam
pllintiff in the above entitled case file his netton
in the Office of the clerk OF the pleas
within and for the county Portane. Ohio, hich said
petition is still peudng therein sefting h.
1s h day of june D 1855 Pittsburgh in the Safe
of Pennsy yvans, the defendant ute and delivered
plaintiff his certain rising obligatory the penal sum
$500 co. conditioned for the said rlaiutf
in from the date thereof, the of $780, co.
with interest h ten per cent. anuumhat afterwards
on the said IS Gay of june A, 1885, the said efn
ant executed and delivered to plaintiff gage deed
certain loi of land situated n thn village of Ravenna
aud county of Portage known the part loi
81 in ssid vitge, the is marked and numbered
the plat thereof, particularly described in said
morgage duty recorded in the proror Records of said
county, hook i3 pages l50 Isl AID 52that afterwards
the 30t day of June in the aforesaid the said
plaintiff and def ndaut mutually cancelled sail writing
ohigatoryIeduced said Indebtedness TO the of ST.,
$40 CO. in consider alton that the said defeE dapt should
procurs William FrsZer of the city of Pitts turGh, 10
of defendant year from the date thereof in $t500
o. and the said defendant should also then and there
endorse aud deliver the plaintiff; all of which t
he said Frazer and defendant hen and there nc
cordingy done AverDg aiso that said pronssory note
evidences the balance Of ard the identical Indebtedness
which said mortg given to and that sale
sum of Si500.00 is due and unpaid. a is now
bona de lien upon said mortgas ed premises. Asxns
judgment against said John T. Chds for S1500,00 anG
interest from The 30h OF June A. D. 1885, for sale
said mortgaged PREMISES in default of due there
on. aud other relief
Defendant will also take notice that unless he shal
plead to said ition by the third Saturday afte
the 3Uh dav of Sep ember A. D. 1859, Judgment will b.
taken against him on default
.ea fs~ilaHsl TAYLOR 4 WILLARD, Attys for Plff.
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FOR s ALE.

~ FOR s AL E..
s93.iI The Dwelling House and oflsud, oc-
Ell. cuIied hy the subscriber, is offered for
sale reasonable ems 1t is situated the west side
of Chestnut short stance south of the Court
House. is tho ougby built of the best materials and no
pains expense has spared to make it pleasant.
convenient comfortable. good ell of never fail
ing water and cstern undtr the roof wood
house. smoke house ice house. conveniently at
tached. Also large Horse Barn. arringe House and
sheds for pigs poultry ard cistern for watering
stock The and gard in high state of culiva
good bearing orchard and so voung trees of vari-
kiuds from The Rochester N VI Nursery Also,
for sale or rent house and oiuing Chestnut
so feet by l7s feet hack, with good we'll
barn, trt trees &C., &C. For fnrther paticula
enquire of the subscriber, VIM Wadswurtt and
Y. iseebe. EsqIires. ALBERT USTlN.
RnN enna Oct. 9th, lS5s-
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For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna A. NJ. Sherman,
Franklin; d. w Goss & Brother; Ednhurg; j. X Wheel
er Randolph; A. Converse 4 Co, Roolstown; sreator,
DAILY Co. Sha,ersvle; C. & G. K Rarnou, Aurora;
J. W. Foster, Mantua; E.. Lee 4 Son Garrett sville; E.
NJ Stanton, Sreeishorough; and by Medicines dealers
generally. For Medicines Agencies address
H.B KINGSLEY, Clevel nd,
'F.ft-u Agent for Ohio.
In o,,
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1t give great pleasure certify TO the uvariahle
i've action of the Gratfenherg Marshalrs Uterine
Cathncop in all of fmale and to the skin
and high moral character of the Medical department OF
the Grallenberg Company j D LAMBEr NJ d,
''7 Anhlrn, -Four Corners, Penn.
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DEMOCRAT.
VIENNA, ouIo.
PURE UNION.

There are two hearts, whose movements thrill
In unison closely sweet
That. pulse TO pulse. responsive still.
That both must heave-or cease 10 beat.
There are two souls. whose equal dow
In gentle streams calmly run,
That when they part-;hey pat .-ah. mol
They calnot part-those souls are one
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A TTENTION is requested to the stock
"a of Choice Prime Gig rs and also to the stock
of Fine Cut Chewing, and Premium smoking Tobaccos
the rfeb23l RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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For Sale.

T.HE Subscriber offers for saIe lis
MILLS EAT
Lately owned by Col. L. GARRETT and the best unoc
cupied in Portage Co.. situated the lsg OF Garre s.
vile, H aou 100 rods of tie pot OF the Ceseiand
NAhrnng Rail Road Il been occupied by d ur-
ig- ill., sawu,in and faetpsy 7 M curing mill is DOW
burned down The stream durable. with rock bottom
and hanks Is Acres OF land with
it. and mere tlt can beliad if desired together with
antity village of all Sizes fhe SUBSCRIBER also
offers for sale his ta-s a lf-T
.t.i5 FARM,
L1tely owned hy ORSoN COLLINS, situated in Free
dor consisting OF so acres, well water ed good dweiing
huuse iusled tbrougbr two convenient and spacious
inTus as.d other Buildings fine apple orchard
~. n of mule soft house, garden and farm IN
good state of cultivation, miles from Hi am, and about
JOG rods from X. arion Possession given imned-
aley For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
at his residence in Ereedoiu
Freedom, Aug. 2l, 1859. aus 4w
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10 iacilaEsl TAYLOR 4 WILLARD, Atfys for Plff.
August o, 1859 agg2t6w
Jules Vautrokr rs John r Roberts. and ais

Jules Vautrot rs John r Roberts and ais
CtHERIFE SALE.-By virtue of an execution to
- directed and delivered from the c. urt of Common
Pleas Of Portage county and Snte of Ohio shall eE-
pose sale at public vendue. the premises ne mile
north of centre of Paris Township. county of Por
tage and ate of Ohio, Saturday. the 10Th day of Sep
tember. A D. 1859, ut ocack, p NJ Of sa day, the
following described gonds aud ehattels to wit:
Two hu, dred and fifty logs, taken the property
at the suit of Jules V4utrot ss.lr 9rf
Terms-Cash day or sale. 80 TO-. /.
THos. r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
James Carey, Atty.
sherIf-s Office Ravennn Aug a2d. A. D. 1859 au242w
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AMERICAN WATCHFS
EXFRA FINE English and

RE perfectly reliable for Rail Boads or other pur-
n poses, where q correct Time Keeper is neces.arv
We have them ue gold and silver eases at mannfart5
rer's prices. BAIRD & WAIT
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a CANON.

When Bishop Is sick,
The Parsons are all in stew,
For vacant bishopric
Isthenin the Parsons view.
The Parsons are all alive,
As SOM rs the Bishop is dead;
For one of themselves who survive
The Bishop will be in his stead.-IPunch. =
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NIerhant Taiiors and cIothiefs.
Drugs and Medicines.

CHA RLES GREENFIELDER,
Dealer in Re, iy Made Clothing, Trunk. ises. &
No. Pheni Bile / Ravenn4
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ASWlSS WATCHES made III naiIe a, a i'm.
ported directly by from The factories. We guarantee
them be The best watch sold in this market the
money BAIRD WAIT. I