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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

covarde and ncapaciy OF the great lights Of the cons
The Conouota robbery by Narquez and the murder Of
Ormond Chase at Topic, by order Of this cuhroat and
xUAber beth sunk into comparative insgncance by
l0rce more recent and exciting events, such
have just detailed We are hoping that the murder Of
Door Chase ucny excite action, and II 1t does not
that the murder Of the poor American o1cer at Quere
per notice. Hthcse occurrences with the many other
saesassnat0Ds Of Americans In the past year BY the
rgy attract attention and call forth no steps for
rotection, will certainly be in very sorry state in
Aucta but H reported by the clergy that he has agreed
~ give up portion OF II. This promise, II be true is
very little satisfaction TO the owners Of the money
ling as the conducta remains In his hands,
Osnera VOL has forced the cmmerce Of Zacatecas TO
payo him oil the duties they have paid TO the constitu
tonaa government Cor seiast thirteen mouths This pro
ccedi1g cooler place of despostion than tho robhnU
OF the c0nducta at GradaAjarn naknuch as during th
psst thirteen months the clergy have not had one single
sentative Of Great Britain has rotested against mi. IN
ery, and quoted TO the clergy their own lanrunrc
Abe constltoDasts for recovering Topic the tss ~
che copducta shipped at Ganta Cpax in august last a
1araster OF Relations finds dcylt contest this no;n
and hns agreed to have tho money returned 20 Engkme5
and Americana there be axy Interested IN the espoia
zion Of Wo This precious OH rascal is Clearly 1t work
trying get together another email capital to 10 to Paris
md spend few months in debanchary. as he has done
q previous is TO be hoped that Nhs occa
a.os his plans may sseet with the defeat they merit
% Tho new forced I0an''" the new forced loan Ia
now being sounded into the ears II the unhappy COM
ncrce OF this capital. was 70 have been imposed three
lays ago. but has been dclycd for the departure OF
Aay u mail The capitalists have been called together to-
s>v and 10 morrow the day the decree come
ait Ore per cent more upon ttials 1cr una sofa re,
4, nm the payer into the sweet beef that this Is the last
arc tc IS gong 10 be plunderci Ia thus way. This will
Quake tas iSh time the commerce d this capital have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
EMBROIDERED LACE SETS
n EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
A. T. STEWART co.

Z, DERBY COMPANY,
r.. Importing Tailors,
Government Building.
81 Walker street.
Respectfully that they exhibiting additional No
ve{es In every department invite SPECIAL. ATTEN
TON TO MANY EXCLUSIVE STYLES in warm materials
gentemens dress.
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new YORK HERALD MONDAY s. l859-rRRLE SHEET

$5632 IS bears six per cent interest None Of these
debts are payable but the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund have invested the cent per above the
amount Of 81 ,083,6b7 20.
The entire debt OF the State stands thug
Registered stock, per cent $40 1913 $40 SO
6per cent. 494,00O %
Coupon debt, per cent !. sll ,o02 500 90
Sterling bonds, per cent. l,S66000 90
--$13, 767 500 90
or this the COMMISSIONER Of the sinking
Fund holds as an investment. 1OS3,6b7 70
Actual outstanding deb. due to others than
For purposes Of taxation and to meet the requirements
Of the CONSTITUTIONS and the act creating the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund.- provision must DO made from the
accrung of the State, for per per
Oh the old debt exactly as though not reduced BY
For the new debt including Investment by
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.- 19,4S032i SO
Total. sal ,452 1859 90
For the old debt of sl 1888 80 the of o2s So
For seven per cent On the six per cent
debt, amounting to $l7, 6l5 321 33. L 233, 072 AZ
For six per cent on the new five per cent debt,
amounting 10 81 S65, 900 90. ......... Ill 900 90
Total. 80, 1853 o0l Is
STATEMENT Az ooSTRAsrED WITH THE IN
IAREsT FuNp
Old debt per cent 5lO.2f5 905 80 mos 306479 IS
5per cent on. 100000 90 g 1850 90
Total ........... $40, ,sso so 3is,s29 rs
New debt6 per cen. on SIT ,el5,3 SO b2sA59 SO
per cent Oh. l,S66,o00 90 g 1926 90
Total. ..............s $50, ,sle SO 500, ol4 As
Whole interest FOR the year will be 81 s2s o. but
there will be redeemed S2o $50 Of the five and six per
cent debt which the interest OF amount to add
TO the surplus required for redemption
The real amount is. ,7s2164 60
Interest and sinking fund 2is3ool 10
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TyIREi FIRE.! FRET!
y Continuation Of the great sale of DAMAGED GOODS
another week.
In Of IRE at Kuzeys embroidery and ribbon
store Necessary to sell of the entire stock in order
pair the The goods have all been reduced in prices They
must be sold
The stock consists Of Ribbons Iaces Walls velve. Collars
Sleeves Handkerchets Sets Trimmings Fnges Kid Gloves,
Flowers Ruches, fancy articles Hoaery-wh large stock
Of other goods
Do. all colors do. l2sSc. yard.
Figured Lace for sleeves and curtains, &c. yard.
Needlework sets collars and seeves), &c &c., so.
Do. do very fine 81.
fine assortment of Collar, &C., Sc. u 81 So
Needlework Linen Handkerchief, 25c.
A line and pretty lot Of Tides, l21Sc.
At 2z3 Eighth avenue
Gentemens Linen Handkerchief large size, 15c, iSc
Shetland Wool Wallis, all coors, 18c.
A large lot of Bends and Edgings &c.
Rich Flowers and Feathers at 25c and 50c q bunch.
Kid Gloves In black and coors, at 26c
Ny assortment Of Ribbons FULL at tho low prices of
the last few weeks. &c., Sc. 121s &C. yard.
Rich Dress snd Cloak Trimmings Sc and &C. yard.
SIX Fringe, in all colors at lc, &c &C. yard.
Rich Velvet Trimming, Sc, &C.. &c y yard.
The last Of our Shetland Wool Nubias, at Sic.
large assortment Of Rgolettes sc.
0entlemens wool and merino Half Hose l2tc, lgc 49,
A splendid assortment Butosn &c. adoz g.
Lots Of other goods too numerous to mention.
tale commences Monday, 10 A. n
Between Twenty first and Twenty second s4reeta
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31


A New AND VALUABLE BooK-Mr. O. 81
Grosyenor, the publishers agent is canvassing Ra-
venna and the northern part of the County, procuring
subscribers, for and interesting book, entitled
Adventures and Achievements of Americans seri-
of naraties Illustrating lher herosm, self reliance
genius aud enterprise By Henry Howe.
This large and beautifully illustrated volume is divided
into twenty-fo most interesting narratives. Among
these are, The Hero-Mariyrs of the Revoluiou-capt
Nathan Hae-The Achievements of early American Art
lists, &c.
Subscribers for the Book also receive elegant steel
plate engravng representing the death of Capt Nathan
Hale who hung spy by the soldiers of the King
TIL original eff this plate S400 The engraving
is of itself worth full half the price of the book it
panies.
The book presents interest to every American
and should he greeted with the hearty welcome that The
memory of the heroes, whose history its preserve
nobly entitedto. The book is 10 be soid by
yassing agents only, and opportunity
book should be secured, and preserved heirloom
in every household.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
September Appointments.
DR.. II. TUBBS,
attendanceas follows

wilhelm attendance as follows:
RAvENNA. Prentiss House, Tuesday, 9th September.
Akron, Empire House, Monday, 9th September.
Warren, National House, Thursday. 9Th September.
Cleveland American House, 10Th and 20h August, and
10Th September.
For consultation upon all forms of Chronic long
standing diseases, whether internal or external.
R- The September Visit will be the last made by
DIR. Tubbs, he is about retire from practice.
Invads desiring to avail themselves of his long and
ample experience by having consultation prescrp
former patients wishing their treatment
only do SO by calling at that time. Several persons
have from time TO time represented themselves part
associates in practice with DR.. T-employing
treatment &c. As this will doubtless be continued
and may be extensively after his departure he feels
it incumbent his friends and sick generally,
to avoid them. Being devoid of truth and honesty in
this, they cannot be otherwise trusworty.
WILLOW GROVE, Iowa. May, 1856.
DR. TUBBs, SIR:-Hoping it may encourage some des-
pairing invalid seek relief from suffering give below
the facts in my You first prescribed for
in Sept, 1855 had been suffering four years from
The last three years (excsptng few weeks had been
kept prisoner constantly in bed, and that
too feeble to sit up in chair long enough have my bed
arranged, could stand upright upon my feet Ny
very great Debility and arrangement seemed pervade
the entire system All that kind friends. aud attentive
physician could do. had been done for 1 had also
used different kinds of patent medicines, which
palliatves failed to ,mpsh the desired object
From the time commenced your treatment, there
gradual Improvement. AT the end of few weeks
able sit up hour at tme and in six months rode
ten miles in day. From thai time improvement
rapd-haye since been able to journey west and
am enjoying good degree of health. feel that to
your treatmen under the blessings of God, indebt
ed for life and comfortable health.
Yours with much respect, Mrs. M. E. BEMISS.
treatment in Munson Geauga Co.. o., where her father,
Mr. Chester Miller, still remains.
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DR. TUBBs by the announcement in the
advertising columns of the Democrat it will be seen that
the visit which Dr. Tubbs Rayenna on the 9Th
Of September, is his last visible having arranged TO
withdraw from the practice of medicine thereafter DR.
Tubbs has become eminent medical prnct oner and
first introduced in this Country, the plan of visiting di
srent points at stated pesiodsor the purpose dis
pensing medical treatment and aid.
During the ten years thahe has spent upon the cir
cult he has been fortunate in peeunary way, and
into retirement well rewarded his services in this
spec and also carries with him the good wishes and
blessings of host of relieved sufferers. obging
social gentleman his will be missed DIR. Tubbs
has never had any partner and in retiring leaves no one
the liberty to his in connection with the prae
tics medicine The Doctor desires the public to bear
this fact In mind.
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sheriG,s Proclamation.
ANNUAL ELECTION.

TIHE Qualified Electors of Portage County, Ohio, are
hereby notified meet the usual places of holding
Elections, in their several Townships,
On Tuesday, the i1fh day of October neat,
(heing the Second Tuesday, between the hours of 6
O'clock A. M aud O'Clock P. M. Of that day, for the
purposa of Electing
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Auditor of State,
One Secretary of State,
One Treasurer of State,
One Supreme Judge,
One Member of Beard of Public Works,
One Common School Commissioner,
One State Senator,
One Member of the State Board of Equalization,
Two Representatives
One County Treasurer.
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Commissioner,
One Surveyor,
One Poor House Director,
One Coroner.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
NOTICE ia also hereby given the Trustees of the
several Townships that the following the annual sp-
pontnent and number of jurors which they requr
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
September Appointments.


J0R. DELLENBAUGH, respectfully informs the citi
zens OF Portage Stark and Tnrmbu counties and the
surrounding country that he will remain in the following
places. Allpersons affected with any complaint of
Chronic invited to call for gratuitous consul
tation.
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence. in East Cleveland
spangler Avenue. between Main and
Euclid -Sts., LIST, I'd, Sd 4th, 5th,6th,
7th, 9Th 9th lOh, ,Ilth, 18th, 18th.
PORTAGE Co:-Garrettsvie. Norton House, Both, s
A. M. to P. M.
Ravenna Collins House. 18th,
SUMMIT Co.-Macedonia. at H. Piles. l4h.
STARK CU.-Canton City, Stcver House, 18th, 18th.
Minerva, Yengling House, A. M to r.
Massillon, American Hou,e, 10th.
TUSCARAwAs Co.-New Philadelphia, Combs House,
Urichsville, Commercial Hall, 2sd.
JEFFERSON CO.-Steubenyile. u. s. House, 2hth.
COLUMBIANA Co.-WelsviIle, Missouri House, 9th
North Georgetown, 2Sth
BEAVER co sPA Beaver, Pavilion House, 265h.
HARRISON C0.-Cadiz American House, oath.
CARROLL CO.-Carrolton, Patton House, 2oth
Dr. Dellenbaugh fatters himself that ne can cure
Chronic complaints oldest obstinate char
aeter He uses no ercuraI and only med.
icines that are purly vegetable.
DR.. D. of Cleveland, is the of the celebrated DIR
Dellenbaugh late of Georgetown who SO successfully
and prescribed for 26 600 patients during 2e
All diseases pertaining to Women and Children treat
ed with great success by DIR. Dellenbaugh.
where Dr. D. prescribes for patients his charges vii
be satisfactory There is one practicing in George
town on the Dellenbaugh system.
N. B. DR.. D. speaks the German language
About years ago general health became much i'm
paired and in short time there eruption mad
It's appearance my face and body assuming the very
worst type of skin disease ESQ called by the Drs) My
husband being physician tried different remedies. but
availed nothing then appIiedto other eminent phys
was mass of sores Iheard of Dr. DIS great success
in treating chronic diseases diseases of the skim ap
piled him. and in less than three months he had the
eruption removed, and my general health improved
der histreatment that now enjoy good health Ir
conclusion would those suffering from like disease
hould apply to Or. Delenbaugh MRS. A. F0GEE.
Claveland. April LIST. 1858. q
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w. R. Fl. B A.-Tne preparat OPS for
the fair of this society gcng frward with spirit and
alaeriy The Premium List is large end libers and the
classes well cssn- The Directory sParing no pains
to make the exhibition attractive ia every degree The
track is in daily by the horse trainers And there viii
be, without doubt the very best collection Of stock that
can be got together IN the country
The Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad Company viii
issue half tickets from all stations between Cleveland
and Ravenna on the North. and Alliance and Ravenns
on the SOUTH VIII be geod for The entire week
of the Fair Many viii avail themselves OF the opporfu
nifty of coming a cheap rate and in the most eonVen
lent manner those living upon the line of the Road
Stock designed for the Fair win also be transported at
half price.
Tie Association have just issued the programme OF the
Fair, in the way of large and handsome poster which
is being all the principal places in this region
Smaller bills win be issued in few days. Those who
enjoy good time and desire to feast their eyes
with good horses viii he on hand Prot. Rarey has
promised here, and deliver his lectures and the
experiments of his system during the Fair.
The days of exhibition the days sepem-
berand 1t viii be the endeaver make the interest OF
each day nearly equal as possible
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31


Ho FOR THE TENTH OF SEPrKMBER-ANn
PUT-N-BAY.-Next week Saturday is the Ttnfh of Sep
femb the anniversary Of PeIrys victory which it has
be the custom to cslebrate with Basketpares
at PutnBay. The arrangements for the affair this year
capital and the gutherng viii undoubtedly be The
largest record. Steamboats, are to leave Cleveland
Buffalo Detroit sandsky and Toledo, on the morning OF
the TENTH large yatch feet win be present The cor
of the Perry monument is to be laid and the
oraion delivered. Music, dancing fun and folc
going and coming.
Parties going from this vicinity leave Ravenha up
the 53 A. NJ tran arrive in Cleveland in time for
any Of the boats Returning the boats viii reach Ceve
land In time for the 9.25 P. M. train.
Ha party oftwenty-ve go from this place, they can
tickets upon the Railroad from Ravenna to CIeve
land and back for fare, o., Sll5 The fare upon
the Steamboats, for the round "Trip is $780, making the
whole expense s25. The cheapest and best pleasure
excursion of the Fin the BASKETS, and forward
march to Putin Bay.
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litrrarH aHtrIIiBrHrr.

Gu.pE TO ExEcuroRs ADNIxIsraAoRs in the Settle
ment of The estaes of Deceased persons within the
state Of Ohio TO which is preti1ed Brief Comment
u: the Statute of Wills, showing how Wills Ex
ecuted and P oyed in this Sate snd their effects in
tain cises By GEoRGE W. RAFF. CounseIIer at Law.
c. b. Parsons Law Book seller and Publisher Cleve-
land
The author in his preface says that the design of this
work is to furnish Executors Administrators with
plain, familiar and accessible guide in the discharge of
their duties Il is the result of the observation and
perience of tie author in official position which gave
him ample opportunity learn the real wants of those
for whose benefit has been prepared. II makes
tentious fe title lagyers book great learn
ing research what is claimed for il is that it is
practicable in its scope enters minuely into the
details of the Ordinary duties of Executor and Admins
ors ard is explicit In its instructions with
gard 70 the manner in which duties should be per-
formed than any other work uprn the s1tjert pub
sed in this State 1t does not propose to enable those
who consult pages dispense with the advice of eff
cenr aitorners hut the contrary invariably insists
bat cnunse shall be taken upon all the more difficult
questions.
himself exclusively to the decisions of Courts;
and has preferred in instances give the law it
has been axpounded by the Courts in the form of foot
notes, rather than to embody it in the text.
The forms for the of Probate Judges, Executors,
Administrators, Widows. Heirs Legatees, Creditors &c.
&c, believed to be numerous and adapted 10
more purposes, than in any similar work published
Darius Lyman, Judge of Probate for the County of Por
tsge, recommends it thus:
Having examined this Book, ind ii practical and
useful work. al persons interested in the settlement
Of the estates of deceased persons"
For sale at the Ravenna Book Store.
KNITTING week: A web of many textures, wrought by
Ruth Parington, fB: p shillaber., Boston: Brown,
Taggard & Chase. 1859.
Laugh and grow fat" is philosophical AXIOM
The pabulum upon which such fat Z" doth thrive. is
abuldany furnished by the whimsicaes and laughter
provoking nnceace, and dron sincere misapprehen
of the arabe old Dame of the Knitting Work"
Her concern least her beloved Ike" should make him
self better than the Probable Son. but awaken the
funniest sympathy of the feeling reader. Mrs. Parting
ton exceedingly anxious to make folks happy and
gravey, but very philosophically remarks that os al
feel the best che they happyI Those who would
enjoy genuine aud innocent hnmor should by all means,
read the knitting Work. where Mrs Partington not only
appears in all her glory but her coadutors Dr. spooner
Old Rogers, wdesworth, and the inimabIe Ike, open
rich field fjollity, and quaint sentimentslity
Buy the book and read it. 1t will take the wrinkles
from the everything that willdo that is
good medicine for the mind
For sale at the Ravenna Book store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31

The Cuyahoga Fails Union Fair, takes
place Thursday, Friday Saturday this week. The
managers of the society have made arrangements for
pleasant time large building has been erected for the
display of manufactured and fancy articles vegetables
&C. half mile trottng track has just been completed
and large premiums are offered for competition in this
department.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Akron branch Rail
roads will passengers aud from Cuyahoga Falls
for half fare Friday is expected will be day
siderable interest. Everything Be exhibited win bt
upon the grourd, and sharp iroing is also antc
pated The people at tho Falls keep tavern,' and
good time rnay be counted on
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-31
WE have received a communication of SON

WE have received communication OF some
length from Pro Bono Publico, defining and vindca
ing the position of Judge Gholson- We are not
thst correspondent any superior advanta
gas for ascertaning the past action present views of
Judge Ghoson. and hence cannot regard his expla
nations authoritative. We anxioes any
cadidate for Judge reliably vndicated, and
hence, before publishing the subject, shall
patiently wait reliable statements from author
lied speak clearly ascertained facts We trust,
when these explanations come all may be satisfactory,
If not responsibilities aud consequences must where
they pr opery belong.
WE have received a very long communica
tion from Dr. Isaac Coles ia part of which We have
read explaining views in regard the present
ganizaton of the County Temperance Alliance. We
ly have not for dry disquisitions and long
drawn essays any subject nor, especially. are We
impressed with the belief that there is any just claim
upon our columns for discussion manifestly nutile
the one here proposed We be excused from open
ing columns in that direction.
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Local n Offices.

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ATwATER AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The sea-
Of Agricultural fairs is at hand At meeting of the
members of the Atwater Agricultural Association held
on the evening of the 26th ins
hold the first fair Of this society Wednesday 12h
Of October next
We are pleased the citizens of Atwater arranging
thus early and prompt for fair this Fall.
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To-Day,s new Advertisements.

~ Thomas R. williams-sheriff's Proclamation.
EY- Samuel Moore Oliver r. Moofe's Estate.
ET- Albert Cariton-John skinner's Estate:
IL Stephen Evans-Iohn Evans Estate.
~ Miss Lucy Lee-Hudson Female Seminary.
IL Nichols & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.
sT- J. s. Lefiingwe-Timothy Seed
EY- J. ID. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
EH- Thos R. Williams--sheriff sae-Homes & Son, vs.
J.CHail.
nJ Jacob slough, Jr.-stray Cow.
III A. Baldwin, Audfor-Lsws of Ohio.
GspEolAL sorIcEs.l
IL Puritan Conferance-Notiee.
E Oberin Rescue Trials.
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PosrMAsrER Run OVER AT SEw1cKLE,

POSTMASTER Run OVER AT SEwIcKLEY.-On
Monday, the Mail train from Cleveland to Pittsburgh
belonging C. and P. over Postmaster
at sewickiey, Pa, killing him Instantly Our informant
understood that the crossing the rail road track
when the train approaching and when ii was dem
gerously getting his foot someway caught by
the rail- fell down and unable to get out of the
of the train
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A New Law Book.

GUIDE 10 Executors and Admniat ators in the Set
IA Element of the Estates of Deceased Persons. By
George W. Rnff, Counsellor at Law.
Having examined this book, l find II practical and
useful work. for all persons interested in the settlement
of the estates of deceased persons
DARIUS LYMAN,
Ravenna, Aug. 10. SO Probate Judge of Portage Co.
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