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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

An A6eettOnate Husband.-A Gentleman
IN Ohio who died recently, bequeatled several
thousand dollars to his wife, providing in his
will that in case she married agai, the sum
should be doubled
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

" The Johnstown Tribosne, advpates the
nomination of Simon Cameron for tie Presi-
dency, by the next Opposition .Sectipeal Con-
vention. composed of delegates from the
States North of Mason and Dixon's line.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

"a a lady who begin to va.rr
eF,.eiSm eroie OF party Of gentlemen on cripof T.
80 long as hoped skirts ,HIila' I
foolish people at distance, Just 50 's Iosa ke:l
they be tolerated" iohg I'll
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

sB~ Hon Samuel S, Blair, member of
Congress from this district left home on last
Monday for Washington city.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

os- The Supreme Court has decided, that
the employment of a hired driver on Sunday,
for the purpose of attending places If public
worship, is not violation of the Sunday Law
in 1894.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

ssS- About the only person we ever heard
OF that was not spoiled by being lionized,
was jew named Daniel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
Straw Calf.

s fAME T. the residence Of the subscriber. in
- tarrol.towh Borough. about the middle of
October last. q SPRING CALF. Of = brown color.
The owner is requested u coma forward. prove
property pay charges and take it away. otter
wise 1t viii be disposed of according Ia law.
JACOB YOGLEY.
Ctrgolitowu, Nov. %, I659.-52-8to
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

q DR.. Gray of Utica says thaj Gerrett
Smith, will soon be himself again. Wonder
If his insanity wasn't all sham? Hope he'll
come out of the sylum, cured of lbolition-
ism
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

" The wife of Gen George ? Morris,
the illustrious American song writ.r, died in
New York City on the 18th inst.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
N0TICE.

Persons indebted to the undersigned far f.,s,,
IN the PTotbonoiayYs Q9ice Of Cambria Cour,y
are respectfully requested 70 pay the same befoT
or q. the next December Court
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
November Is, 1859. .-5I-8t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

u Col. Swank of the Tribune was IN ,o,vn
last Saturday. The Tribune is one of the
spleisst of our exchanges. and ALWAYS COLI
sains something worth reading.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
BRIDGE LETTING.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Cennis-
IL sioners Office of Cambria County. IN the
Borough of Ebensburg. on FRIDAY the 9th day
OF DECEMBER next until O'Clock P. NJ. for
furnishing materials and building a Bridge across
the Conemaush River at or near the upser %
OF Conemaugh Borough. in said Counf
and specifications viii be exhibited in $
for four days prior TO said dsv of lettir
JOHN BEARER,
ABLE LLOYD, &
d. T. STORM,
Commissioners Office. Ebensbur
November. 9, 1859. 50-F
"Echo' please copy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
S%-s
iG1sll0cr1l & Gfutincl.
4. ID. MURRAY, Editor.
Id. e ZAHNI, Publisher.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1859
$. NJ. PettengIu & go.

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street. Boston, are the au-
thorized Agents for the "DEMoCRAT & SENTI-
EEL," and the most influential and largest circu-
lating Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
us at our LOWEST TERMS
Jones We bSter,
General Newspaper Agent, S. w. Corner Third
and Arch Streets, I'd story, Philadelphia, is duly
authorized to contract for advertising and sub
scription for the DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

R Reading matter on every page.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

sons .ulg IF Ac Iai,-t styles ct every descrip
tiuu 81 lHdic- nra.s Gppd. that We could hbd
a New lcfk and Philadelphia Tor prug AID
summer wear from thc crown Of the bead 10 The
,u.r vi tir oot
Aisu. lor yuu gentlemen from regular i've
~iUf, mut skin, soft cotton ut otter down TO liz
vfy fH-t Philadelphia made cd.f-kiu boot ii
dOuU mp BOO Oh, mn-i approved style.
Ncao prepared io accommodate all--hxs
and low rlrh rud poor ed ald Young gals ID
hho,s, hst aud slow lNhilc and black Naa
every article usually found IN retail stores oui
side of large cities
We have dry good. -ilk eood. cmhroilefed
goods iaiios -hu,s aud boots bats caps. h0nnta
read, nudc clothing. varieties. jcwrry. s,ddlcr,
lueen. war; hardware wood ware cutlery tohae.
&C. groceries iron ca.ling- chains hamcs, col,
ere nails steel school books miscellaneous
books stationery guns pistols. umbrellas pow
DER shot &c Ac.
Aliot which will be- sold as cheap II. the
CHEAPEST for CASH or erdit toe COED pranr,
payug ,u.jam.o soliciting Tire cuuiipuauc, u
9nr "a iru1. sd IT,, lr5il Of he public
1u..aN
G. 6. GEfGG 1 Co
Nth Is u25
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
SAN ders \ sears.
DRUGGISTS,

Successors to Mcdonald 4 Sanders
4 RE nov receiving large supplies Of Fresh
u and Genuine drugs pils AMI Paints Also
a superior article Of Medical Liquors, such N
~ ihe very hst quality ~ tUgnac Brandy, "
I'orr Wine, and old Bourbon Whiskcy. "a, IN
well a. vinfgnr, Fine Chewing Tobacco, Qninuc,
starch and Candies Se And will continue 10
receive large supplies fresh from New York and
Philadelphia. commensurate with THEN daily IN.
crasng demand 'Thcy have now on land aud
sill soon De in res'ipt Of all the popular faieu.
Modcin.s r,rfunaes Powders, HAN Oils AMI
Cosmetics flair Restorative. &c. &C.
u.s. White I.nd and Glass arr strictly cash
ar'ele. A. low prizes
March ~ Nusa ff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

n bis business Mairassc, can he found a; Mr.
Low . store. where alI ORDERS can b, left
Marshall, April = ls5a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
GRINDING, GRINDINGM

TUE New Gris, Mil al the sash factory. Is
! now in operation. Regular mill days
Wolles1a9 and Saturday.
March is, $50 No - u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
WAR ~ MENlCO
Peace Despaired Of in Eur,,,
COTTON ADVANCING

WE are receiving another Large Stock :.
W Spring and Summer bood-, and viii re-.
tcn,,r oar sincere thanks to u gcn,rou. pnble
and particularly to our odd freud, and cus,t u,,,
who have stood by us "o these many y,a,.
We viii further add that We have ADVERTISED
Spc.lh.nNy and GeaooHy. and have reI, atc,l IN.
old tale 80 often, that It las hccomc stale, and
not hfl that Il has ceased interest. But in otd.,
10 hil space 90 the paper and give ,he PRINTER.
chance. wall remark that ee hn,r hrn wi,l ,nn
ioi nearly houu years, and uow oil,r or ps,,
coujurt "a, 40 iu,heaii1us'i our future ccuf,e IN
business. We think our Interest aud Yours
mutml one / Won .'ill think rs worthy Of con-
hdrucr. We shall be most happy TO serve Won
giving you all the advantages % Our past "a.
p rcncc in buying and selling COED Goo,is aud
Cheap hoo'i- AZ ,nol pHces ~ both You aud u.
cnu i've RfuiY believing that eur prcseu,
stock Nhe1 complgici sii far suIppss sny ,l.
wc laf' ryrr btonel out. both in quautit. qua
l't and ch,apu,s- and wulld most respectful,
call sour attention g. nHr stock of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

n9CruRS A. = & L. Z NJ. JOHNSON
~ nave associated them elves ia the pfacise
al Medicine.
~ on removed 70 Iui,e fra1nr'f brick
huiiny thc room recently oc4np,ei by Or. \.
" I,nes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

LAW CAR
Ors. ). ~ T.. ! NeaN,

HAVE permanently 'oca'al % Marshall tex.
III as tacy ,ru.i tia, from long cAg.ficner
and .y'enid observation ia private and pab'f
prac,ic,. AID their well known .'r.c, attention 'o
the duties Of the profession. they sill cla'a1e 81
.sloy the csnfie1cc. and reesyc the pa.r2aa.
o. their ilicni. AL the public.
~ ohrs removed TO tbs p."g Store Re-
idssce mar tho baptis, Church
Feb To- ~ "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
TO IIIlkG...

nor the balance Of the year or for longer
L period. two Iiote servants OF the best quail
i,v. having been reared and disciplined by Gen.
McMacktn. For further information apply 10
person or lay letter to
DUDLEY :. JENNINGS.
Marshall Texas, / 3D. a, 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
MEDIC CAL.

TAR ~ W. EANES Msrshall Harrison
- county, Texas.
Oyr,cs Over Sanders 4 Sears Drug Store
Rs1pesce Nj f,rnrr one dne north of the
Courthousc. Ian. Eth -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

DRS. 4. :. = l.. +. VI. JOHNSON,
HAVE rcr,aved from their Old stand to The
III brick ofire on tine South Wo't corner 81 The
pubic sg.nrc, formerly occupied by Judge Fra
r,r, where they m,y he at al times found unless
Professionally absent.
Jan. a. 1859. No - ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
DENTISTRY.

GORGE n SLAUGHTER DENTIST
(I Marshall. 'rexA4 w,ll attend to an e.ls 10
the country without extra charge g->~
unless dsipl.n,ct in huaincs, n ryo.SJ>
Nv prices are q, lc,s then hrr,to l -
fore Those wishing their work NJ private hoHS-,
in towns, will pieae call ON ilne enc ol>e, a.
will no, do that sor, Of practice, only j." S,reme
cnses.
Calls lef with Rene Fitzpatrick Of Marshall
will meet With promp, attention.
March 81 81 No 30 #
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of Ochilre AMI Tpscomb is This
day Dissolved by mutual coDscni. Mr. Lips
asab1 private arrangements requiring that he
sheujA temporarily re''r from the practice W
r. O<hiltve will assume the entire responsibility
n u Arm
I. u. iIP2rDMR
". u. oCllilTKEE~
lnSo.tfl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
LII I.PIi \ Stiit!IIE.
WILL AND FURNISHING si\L>s.

,,
W. 'f'sui H",lNR pu. u,"" wv
r'F T ,,', m,'. 9el,'oi , SaIN" DIS Tue
~npr,I vrsr or u,psuAtI.
take this method OF informing the public that
th.y aFa nov prepared 10 grind corn at short
nadcc THE meal ground at this mil is of 'u.
lr.r H.. loca,,on e,n f,.,,ify
-
hNlN"
The rroprclor. being mechanics. ar- n'so
nrrn,n,d Il, execute with dispatch. al order. ,u
f"N''''' III '"''' "'"'
CABINET FURNISHING pEp NNfNtNI
III sl,liritn to Nh. above tigt wiU continue
"A L.r.tsr,ra To SUNNY thcir customer, with
,uy articles Of FURNITURE Desired oi llar
own maunt,cturc at thin .aop iu Marshall be
in4 - '"'',- ! y" supp! 'r N'''', =" ,'
az, a.. j,,,.t ,,os.;,, mine. ins,id,I il, tb,, mar
H., rh.v .,6ci, liberal .hars of n,lrnnaqc.
which t-,., ministry and .,ric, attention 70 bus.
'''>' '"' vi IrnoI'pu kS"ulErER.
F.h . - IL.
...,u,>. ,,,y, .r. .., ,.--;.,...,,a,.
|. NlI'U y ~. ,uN WV ''I NJ,
,,ntru,% .cn,s
Anrrl5 Is5o
,,,ws rl,;o. cnn.ry p,,t. s,r.,, to.t.
- a;,b ,.,,,.,, -, IRA
van. m,i received and COR sale At
,,,. ,o.o
'i''' ''
CAppLES. If every kind Brides Martin
= Tales Girths Carriage. Buggy and Wagon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
I, \N CARD.

NEo. LANE .tioraeyai iaw Msr.hai. ilar
VI r;san county. Texas
s,p,,mbes | =. 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

- = : -
LAW CARD.
LAW CARD.

DS JENNINGS, ff7fev At Iar Mar
~. shall, Tstas O'icc a. Moth West c,s.
Or Of the pablo q. are
January q, 1858.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02
Jest Received.

Jest Hecefved.
NyEw Design Rcr-gc, lASn and OrganiY
~ Drs-.s Patterns ~sotfse very me ior SAT- ~
q II r1KF
80. lssa fnag im
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-07-02

WHOLESALE apd haai 6fo,1F IeNas
w .,rst Dcx, door 70 W Balls Drug Store
AMI appo.ii, Z 4 u jacobs.
Jah 10. SO Noisy.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01


Franklin county; Board Of Pubic Forks,
JAMEs ToNITN<os, of Washington county /;
Common School Commissioner, CHARLES n
ALLEN, of Harrison county.
The candidate for Governor, Judge Ran
nET, is gentleman of high personal charac
ter, but is placed upon platform which will
ruin any man. whatever bis personal worth.
HENRY G. WHITMAN. is an eccentric hairy
specimen of the genus homo; and CHARLES
ALLEN, is q. s. Marshal, under Marshal
JOHNSON. and was. also, one of the jurors thai
convicted Bushnell-enough to know of him,
We have not the pleasure of knowing any
thing about the other nominees.
The Gousention reaffirmed the Cincinnati
platform of 1856. planted itself on the prin
ciples of the Kansas Nebraska Act-resolved
against the reopening of the African Slavt
Trade. declared that the Fngitine Stare Lau
Of 1850, ought to be promptly and fait! faAl
erecuted, took ground in favor of the acquisi
tion of Cuba, and pitched into the Black Re
publicans with edifyiug vigor
1t is Dot necessary for Is here to go int
more specific detail. as We shall hereafter pub
lish the resolutions entire Ill Hf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

there are other enemies than those who fight
against you in battIe. Remain compact and
abandon not your ranks to hasten forward
Beware OF 100 great enthusiasm which is the
only thing fear. The new arms dea percu-
sion are only dangerous at a distance We
viii not prevent the bayonet from what it has
hitherto been; the terrible weapon of the
French Infantry. - >''N
Soldiers!-Let US all do zonr duty and put
our confidence in God. Our Country expects
much from you from one end of France to the
other. Happy A Igury Reechoes. The new
army Of Italy viii be worthy of her elder Sis
/ ter. (Signed) NAPOLEON
| Given at Genoa May 12th, 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
NEW YORK oATTLE MARKDr.

BuLLs HEAD-The number Of beef cattle says the
Tribune in market this week, far could estimate
Tuesday, will be thousand head less than were
in the city last week. The number yarded at Forty fourth
street only $40, with 10G expected
400 against 200 last week. The consequence
that The price advanced full half pound better
than 1t quoted in last report aud the cattle.
brokers hold their stock very stf feeling well assured
that all the cattle not sold at their prices the first day
would surely sell the second. We think that full half
the stock this week sold the hrst day. and should say
that than half of sold at prices equivalent u
cents a pound for the meat. AS to quality. must
say that have better average in market
Some of the droves really remarkable expect
be able sales in reports of the market
to morrow of whole droves al about $40 head aver
aging l2kc. pound. There is scarcely anything in
market that will sell at less than II net pound.
expected that the advance OF reghts will stop the
influx of poor stock from the West.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dulness has characterized
business circles during the week. Copous rains have
refreshed the earh and the cool atmosphere accompa
nying has been great benefit to the Wheat crops.
The late rains have very benefciaiiy affected the grass
crop. which bad suffered somewhat from the parching
The promise of fruit and creps is most cheer.
ing.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
Habeas Corpus Case.

This case was ably argued in behalf of the
prisoners Bushnell and LaDgston before the
full bench at Columbus last week by NJ Rid
J die Of Cleveland, and Attorney General Wei
colt.
The Attorneys for the Government submit
ted brief without argument. The cores
pondent Of the Cleveland Herald in speaking
of the arguments Of Messrs. Riddle and VOL
cott says:
= Mr.. Riddle acquitted himself well, in a
compact. logical, and lawyer-like argument
The opinion of others comedies with my own,
2 that it was worthy of the cause, and highly
creditable to the accomplished advocate.
: Mr.. Attorney General Wolcott said he ap-
peared in the case not as the Attorney of the
REALTORS, but by direction of the Executive,
and on behalf Of the State. he asked leave
of the Court, in thst capacity. to address
them. His argument occupied two and a
half hours. ond for close LOGIC, and legal, if
not mathematical demonstration. was never
surpassed. have very full notes. but of
course cannot write them ont in time for your
use. : may say, what all others say, thet in
point of massive. convincing, uBanswerable
logic, no effort at tie bar of our Supreme
Court which I have ever witnessed has ex
celled this of our Republican Attorney Gen
erai.,e f-ss Il s,ss 5is 1a5
Toward the close, Mr.. Wolcott said: i
hesitate to refer to a single topic. Yet hear
it-you hear it-everybody hears it said up
on the streets. if this Court shall exercise it's
unquestioGable prerogative in the enlargement
OF these prisoners, there will be conaict;-I
conflict between State and Federal anthori
". WHAT THEM Are we children?-are
we old women to be frightened from our pro
priety by menace like thisf reverencel
h,o. but not the law of King Bomba of Ma
pies. ORDER,-I sisDd by order, but not the
order which reigned in Warsaw alter massa
Gre PEACE is most desirable, but not that
peace which survives liberty, and subsists un-
der a despotism. If, there is to be a CONFLICT
let it come now, when can meet it. IHould
leave no such conflict as legacy to my chill.
dren.'
We are pleased to know that Gov. CHASE
directed the Attorney General to appear in
this case. 1t shows his interest in the issue,
and is highly creditable to our fearless Exec
utive. as6 aae1- ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
HABEAS CORPUS CASE!
The Prisoners Remamded
by Judges Swan, Scott and
Peck-Judges BrimkerhOfl
and SutIif Dissenting.
The Duty Of the People,!
The Ballot Boz the Remedy!!

- 3
dispatch !: 7ssi baa s-Es5
CoLuMBus, May 80, 1859.
l. ". Hall 4 Son:
Prisoners remanded to Briukerhofi
and Sutlif dissenting Il. RICE.
+ 1t is understood that the majority decision
affirms the constitutiona.ity of the Fugitive
Slave Act. and every point made by the q
s. Supreme Court, in overruling the decision
of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin
In the first gush of narrowing regret pro
duced by this adverse decision we will not
venture the attempt to give expression to our
feelings. @ ze ~
Though Justice be stricken down in her
very Temple, she shall rise again.
In the responsible crisisupon US. we counsel
steadiness of purpose - GOODNESS in action -
manly fortitude, and unyielding, patriotic en-
deavor. Let no one yield to discouragemen,
"a backset is not defeat-a disappointment
is not an overthrow.
With the people. under God, is the residiuum
of power - with them is the remedy - thai
remedy is the ballot box-let that remedy be
faithfully applied while reasonable hope il
left in that direction. i
Let Judges Brinkerhof and Sutliff have al
associate worthy Of them.
Our cause is greater than mem it is found
ed on immutabIe truth-its sympathies react
into the bosom of God. Though men may
retard it by errors, by wrong headedness Of
by betrayal, a better day surely advances
| Work on. rs 5-4 ~ as -
Mi desperandum +a 80 'ls@a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
RETAIL MARKET.
REvIhw on THE WEEK.

The stock market IN the Eastern cities is dun and de-
pressed. ss ses sa1
The Cincinnati papers report the money market IN :
1 heathy condition. 49,
The N Y. Tribune says:
In money matters we have change to The ad-
vanced of interest OF last week well sustained
and there less disposition lock up capital long pa
per- Some of the Banks still contracting prefer
ring to await more decisive adyices from Europe, and
looking with apprehension upon the extraordinary
foreign drain of specie. Call loans 5Qs cent and
gilt edged paper 53z@7 cent. 1s'9
Flour and provision markets at different points,
steady, inactivity, and downward tendency in prices
| prevailed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
pemocratie State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention met at
Columbus on Thursday of last week. and put
10 nomination the following State ticket:
For Governor, RUFUs P. RANNEY, of Cuy-
ahoga county; For Lieut. Governor, VII.
LIAM H. SAFFoRD, of Ross county; Judge Of
SaPreuie Court, HEsRY q. WHITMAN, of Fair.
field county; .4udifor of State. VoLsEY
Dorsey, of Miami county; Treasurer Of
State, WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Ricbland coun-
ty; Secretary Of State, JACOB REINHARD, of
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
oFr1CIAL PAPER OF THE C0UHTY,

EHENRaPER. ahe LARGEST CzR
COLLATION. OF amy Paper Published In
the County DT POrfages renders Ii q most
0&wnU1nwe01D and Desirable med fnns
fer AaversfsanE. Business Men will
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

Brigham, Roger Miller.
CLASS 12.-Deuons. ees
Premiums same as in Class Il.
AWARDING CoMn1rrEE Kneeland. Homer 8.
bradshaw, Sheldon G. Farnhsm. 1sf.
Glass 13.-G Grades and Natives.
Premiums same as ON Glass IL. 81 4s4
AwaRpisa CoMnrTEE-Asa Bingham, Joseph Parker.
Carlton Goodall.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
Portage Co. Agricultural Society.

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR,
To be held at The Fair Grounds of the Society,
IN RAVEnlNsA,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10Th
goth and 2lst Days of Sepiembes, 1883. zr=
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

Ciafk, y. L. spencer. &
CLASS 15.--Milch Cous..
Best Mileh Cow. Work on Cowso or Dairy 81 90 and
90. o
I'd do do do and 0e-2 Oh
Best average product Of Dairy from June LIST
to Sept LIST, cheese to be weighed when
taken from the hoop. Work on Dairy and3 00-S
ID do }a do do and 2 00-4 O(
AwAKDIse CoNHrrKB-Jsmes Doud, E. d. Wsds
worth, F. B. Cannon.
CLASS Exhibition of Ioa0nship Cattle.
Best Exhibition Of Cattle from any Township
Banner worth $l500-the banner to be again
put In the field next year by the successful
Township. 81 feHa sf a8Fs hhH
AWARDING COMMITTEE Ebeneser Brown, Rowland;
J. C. Dow, Hudson; Erasmus Needham.
Class 17.-Cattle out Of tie County.
Best Of each kind. ..'.. DIPLOMA
AWARDING CoMMIrrks-Alya Udsl, George Miller.
Wallace Williamson. ,,... r !, f...,.. b
Glass 18.--Eshi5ition of Township Horses.
Best Exhibition of Horses from any Township,
Banner worth $40 O0-The Banner to be again
put in the field next year by the successful
Township.
AWARDING COMMITTEE Erastus Spencer. Claridon;
James Brown, Twinsburgh; Lemuel Wallcutt Tall
madge.