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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18

INSTALLATION OF OFFIeERs - RAyEKNA
LoDeE No S.. l. o. o. F-The public installation of the
ocsrs Of this Lodge took place Wednesday evening
last. The Hall crowded with citizens. The ceremo
mics conducted by Acting Deputy Grand Master c.
w. Palmer, of Ceyelpnd. At the close of the instaa-
ton exercises brief but gracefully appropriate address
delivered by Mr. Palmer touching the organizing OF
Odd Fellowship its aims and objects and benefits social
ly and Individually. asas-sts = aesE-sfsA
term: D. c. Goodman n g.; e. Hssbroucl., ", G.;
VS. Seymour, Per- sec.; BENZ. ] Wells, Term Sec; J
l. catlin Treasurer J. T. Green, D. N Furry, suppor-
ters to n. G.; R. J. Thompson. VIM. E Pitman supper.
tersfo " G.; J. stedman, Inside Guardian H. g. Do
ty, Outside Guardisn ]. e. Minard Warden
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Lora Case Us. Msly G. Dop.

GHERIFESS SABIE.-By virtue of an Order q,
> sale to directed aud delivered from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Portage County, State of Ohio shall
offer sale at the door of the Court House Rayenua
on satur day. the 18th day of February d. 1885, at one
o'clock of said day the following described land.
and tenenents, to wit: y Sas5 t.s$1t u t-7--
of Portage and State of Ohio, and ia bounded and de-
ecribed follows: Being the part of lot No II
bounded the south and north by the lot lines
and the east by lands owned by Alanson q Avery
Containing about 93J acres of land NOR,
or less. Appraised at $3255, 90. e. ~ 1O-
Taken on an Order of Sale the property of Insly
Dow at the snii of Lora Case. = E'ETs--f-'
Terms-Cash day of sale. ~
THOMAS r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
Sheriff g Office, Ravenna, 2 q 81 ~ - '
Jan. Il, a. d. 1860. s jan1s-5w 8N .ilrrs3
n. G Reed, Au'y.Fsscf q a=fsg : ststu
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We bid thee welcome ia the name 5
Of Jesus, our exalted head
Come as servant, SO He came.
fse And we receive thee in His stead. -
Come as Shepherd, guard and keep
His sfold from he'll and death and sin,
Nourish the lambs and feed the Sheep
The wounded heal, the lost bring in.
Come az watehmau, take thy stand
Upon thy tower amidst the sky
And when the sword comes in the land,
esr5 Can US 10 fight. or warn to fly. ys=z,
Come as our Angel-hence to guide
A band Of Pilgrims on their way 'aaa.st
That safely Walking by thy side, = q
We faint not, fall moi, turn stray.
EEa NgAA9 hUa YrTITa AHUQ
Come as teacher, sent frnm God, ~
!!Hf Charged his whole council to declare; = -gsrs
sss Lifs o'er our ranks thesprophet's rod, Il Isa
While, We Uphold thy hand with prayer.
Come as messenger of peace
Filled with the Spirit, fred with love. 81
Live to behold our large Increase,
pa And die to meet US all aboyes h esa-
After singing. the be9sdctioD by the Pastor. closed
one Of the most interesting and impressive exercises that
has ever taksn pses in WindhaH Long viii it be re-
The pieces Of music selected BY the choir were very
appropriate, and beautifully adapted The occasiou and
were performed in that would have done credit
to any choir 2s' H''i g
Rev. Mr. Darling preached the evening after the install
Iaton.
In the Western Reserve Department Of the cep,ra
Christian Herald the editor of that Department. Rev
B. Bittinger Tho was present. says of the examination
Mr. Shaw o,icbinr his al relio;o,,a III
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,WooD. WOOD, viii be taken ut the Dem.
esas once if broush. IN soon. ~ $

DEATH OF CAPT. RoBBIss, ONE OF RILEY s
MEs-A few years ago, of the famous books OF
the times REEeys Narrative, giving of the
writer's bis associated suerings among the Arabs.
Archibald Robbins Of Capt, Rieys ships
psny, and was among the sufferers. Capt. Robbins has
resided many In solon Cuyahoga County where he
died tie December last aged 81 years. Capt
Robbins sss brother of Mrs. r. T. Campbell, late of
Ravenna and residing in Davenport Iowa, sister
of his, Mrs. Blackman, now resides in Aurora.
He was . native Of Wealhersfeld, Connecticut. His
father seafafing man, aud he also adopted sailor
life. In 1872 the ship in which he sailing cap
tured BY British ofwar. and be was held in con-
6nement eighteen months, till the treaty of Ghent His
next and most -eventful voyage made in the Brig
Commerce, commandedby James Riley. The Commerce
sailed from saybrook, Conn.,. for Cape de verd Islands
via Gbslfer. But she reached her place of
tination. being wrecked the Of Africa near Cape
Rageder, between 26 and 81 degrees N,atitude Capt
Riley aud Mr. Robbins have given very Interesting ac
count OF the roubies dangers suerlngs and privationl
which they endured while wandering the burning
sands of Sahara the slaves wild bsxbarous Arabs
lses Riley's Narrat;vs,1 For nineteen months Mr.
Robbins lived amidst scenes Of ndsscribable misery and
degradation. He was released BY William Wiltshire, En-
gsh Consul Mogadore and sailed for the United states
arriving in Boston the soth Of May 1916 He was in
miserable and destitute condition. but he was soon
among his old fsnds in Weathsrs6eId, who did their
utmost to make him cofortable The dangers and tri.
ais he had passed through however did not destroy his
passion for The and he voyages to the
West Indies. Daring Of these being Captain
of the ship be taken by pntss hung up by the neck
three timer and horribly whipped. They also hacked
him with swords and sdAggers, and Otherwise bruay
treated him. They then plundcred the ship and permit
ted him proceed. He made several voyages, and
then resolved to give up the sea-
had enloa he tool
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Ems Dronberger Us .WelceL D. Wilcor.
CHERRIES SALE-By virtue of an Order of
= Sale to directed and delivered from the Court
Common Pleas of Portage County and State Of Ohio
shall offer st the of the Court House in Ra-
VIENNA, Saturday. the 18th day of February a. d. 1860
at O'clock of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: .-,.- -
Situate in the township of Rootstowu In the county
of Portage and StSe of 6ho being hunre acres Of
lan taken from the south part of lot number
in the township of Roostown aforesaid, bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at the southeast corner of said lot
No. II; thence 69e 1 W. Sc chains and 25 links along
the south line of said lot post; thence N % 49,
16 chains aud 2lK links, to post thence N $50 3s RI
s6 chains and 2l links to post in the east line of said
line of said lot the place of beginning Containing
100 acres as aforesaid Appraised at $4,000
Taken on an Order of Sale the property of Newell
D. Wilcox at the suit of Elias Dronberger.s = =
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
&C.,. ES THo'S R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff Z
R.,snss. snssi9s 9aa G7fs Pasisso. j.nls-sw sir
P. B. Conant, Atty. .
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Frank Ford's Advertisement ~ will the
Reader look at it, Mr. Ford with the best Artists
in the Country aud certainly achieves great success in
in taking pictures His are pleasant and invtng
and strives faithfully to please his custo-
than Frank Ford the Artist. 4 4 IL saI ban :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18

The drawing of the Cosmopoltau Art Asso.
citation, takes place in New York. january a1st. q
Herrick win receive subscriptions unti tie 27. Inst
Roll up the List. = r 4f'A
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The ETNA Insurance. CoMPANY-Mr Da.
vd Crockett said BE sure you are right, and then go
ahead. Mr.. David said xery wise sayine-and his
toe should address itself those who are procuring
Insurance upon their property with peculiar force TIE
late dstrous FIRE in Ravenua has awakened considerable
intstest in Insurance mattsr and is enenis proper
to state that Company could be- or has been more
propt and Onorahe IN adjusting demands against them
than ths old and reliable Etna. The following card
from the insured parties in the Raysuna fire, in the Et-
speahs zolumes in their behalf: a
RAvEsnA, o., JAM II 1890. 8
We the undersigned, hare this day received the
Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford the fun
of claim that Company for loss by the fire tbe
6h insts adjusted BY It to entire salts ciion. We
would take this opportunity e cypress on INKS fos the
satisfied. We would heartily commend the Etaa' to all
persons having properly to insure
Iron. fe Cleveland Herald.
sEzsl IssusAEcE Co.. OF HaRrFoBns coss.To al.
tenon has been called TO the January annual statement
come TO hand, BY which notice their capital is
increased from $1O00O0U to $500 600 still leaving
making now fund Of over Tipo Milton Dollars invest
ed in cash and the best this country
sprueence that goarentes the utmost soundness It Il
abiding, in corporation, who maintained
high and reliability in tn days of
al distrust Instead of dividing. ober Companies hay
DONE all their pFo6es (aad sometimes more) among hun
CRY stoc kholders what is worse, dividing profit
mics doing3 they have reher retained their
htions and increased their strength the protection
o. ,neir Policies That is what the insured want sgtf.
This Company have always maintained steady an,
.ogEesslve course aiming to obtain fair consideration
Ior rsks taken, always meeting their obligations wit
richly deserves to be calle
mss empnatcaiy IS the great National Insurance CT
P.B. conant, No. Phenix Block (up stars), is tb
Ravenna Agent.
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Redemption of Land sold Far Tavee

Redemption Of Land Sold for Taxes
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Francis In wis ide
1850 an amount required by law for the redemption y
seyen7e svenths II, Of sevenywo acres of land sii.
nated In the County of Portage. Township of PALMYRA
Divsion aud Lot Of said Township aud described n
s. OF 80 acres s. Said land having sold for tax.
esin ne name of joseph LswiIlto William wardJanuary
lflh, 1852 hy the Treasurer Of said County
january ID, lsso-3w ALFRED B BALDWIN, Audi,o
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10 Cents The Tribune Almanac, l5So--15 Cents. {
Ia cents-The Tribune Almanac. ls5o--J3 Osnts.
For sails at the Ravenna Book Store.
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WHO BIpse-Tbe reader il desired 10

tinize the Advertissmento of Small Farm at Auction in
another column. This Is desirable piece of property
and nothing but the fact that the proprietor is removing
from Rayenna, induces him to offer such chance for
bargain. S'ho bids Who bids 4, y .,s5s &.
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W I n D II A n. .
toorre.psa4.uo..J

| (oOrrepoadeHcs.J
ON Tuesday and Wednesday. the Sd and 4tt
inst. the Instaiation Services that settled the Rev. james
Shay over the First Congregational Church and sore,
of Windham, took placs. n we are judge from ths
crowd who attended, or the happy faces that came ou
thst OCCASION are forced The conclusion that
dsep and solemn inserest fsit by the entire
nifty, and that the Spirit of God was there to bless
hearts OF His people.
gregatona and siz Presbyterian, few unable
to attend.
On the afternoon Of Tuesday at the hour appointed
the members OF The Council met. and were constituted
by the appointment Of DR. Aiken. of Cevelnnd Modera
tor, B. p Sharp Independence Scribe On read
ing the Churches and Ministers invited
following were found to be present, viz:
Rev. William Potter and Dea. James Portsr Freedom.
Rev. g. c. Aiken, D. D.. and Colleagus Rev. VIM. b.
Goodrich. lst Presbyterian Church, Cleveland.
Rev. J. B. BiitDger. EucEid-st. Church. Cleveland
Rev. H. L. Hitchcock, d. D., W. r. College.
Rev. Gsorg. Dsrlns. Delegate Z. johnson, Hudson.
Rev.B.F skarp, Independence.
Rev. l. B. Wilson. Dea. Rice, Youngstown.
Delegate L. coe, Chariesiown.
Delegate Dea. Kingsley, windham.
Rev Mr.. Lake, Of the Methodist Church, Windham,
was invited % sit corresponding men,ter.
After stating tbe object of she Council, reading the
record Of the dongs Of The Church, presen-
ted to Rev Mr. Shaw and receiving acceptance they
then prOeeedsd to1amine the PsssoT elect in relation
his Christian expelience-Views upon Natural and Re-
veaIed Theology the doctrines of Gods
y and the atonement. Owing to the lateness Of the
hour, the examination This point suspended. and
on Mr.. shaws retiring. vote taken, sustaining the
ezaminaton unanimously and appointing aconmites Of
three to aange the order of exercises. Rev wm Pot
ter, Rev. q. I. Hitchcock, D. d. and Dea Rice, were
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81 nlaNlm SCr1CiIy oQnereQ To-
I give such balm as have strife
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Ply ician indeed, who Curesls
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. LYONS, cures the fol
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages of their
existence, viz: ,as ys.-5 s14 .-- 4+a
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
rangements. Also, all diseases of the Blood,
~ such Scrofula, Erysipelas, Cancers,
49, Fever Sores, Eeprosy, and all other ~
complicated chronic complaints. sss
All forms of Female Difficulties attended to with the
happiest results. evsN=y rSs- s-- - - .-y-~s
Itis hoped that will despair offs until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medcines and
faithful trial GF During The Doctors travels in Eu-
rope; West Indies, East Indies South America and tile
United States he hss been the instrument in Gods hand
to restore to health and vgor thousands who were given
up aud pronounced incurabe by the most eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more, thousands who were on
the verge of the grave are row living MONUMENTS to
the Indian Herb Doctors kill and successful treatment
and duly exclaiming-.t Blessed be the day when
first and partook of the Indian Herb DOCTOR
Medicine. i55 z'f5e. .sai4. t-,,s s1...sup gea az
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly and
cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor ledges his word and honor that he w1l IL
to take his medicines without The strongest probability
of cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free. The poo
shall he literally considered % 81 = lEs&, - .sscs
tY Post Office address, box 1868. .5,s
H# n. " .. ~ "
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ExcALIBUR, MIR. Wilson announces in an
other column this fine young horse for sale. That he is
animal Of promise, al admit and fortunate man
viii secure valuable animal in becoming the owner Of
Nxoalbur. See advertisement l'sss = q
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Truth Is slranaer than tse.ion.


az - PAINEsv1ILE, Oct. 2s, 1859.
DR, LyoSs-Dsar SIR: Deep gratitude reauires ue to
certify to you the blessings have received from God
frng severely with diseases of Lung, Liver and Heart
and my whole system laboring under very hazard
situation. twice bled the lungs. and periodica
chs reducing to very dangerous state lap
piled to you, after having tested the skill of other physi
clans of this place with and Inow find myself
with the highest hope Of eujo ing goodly degree of
health more and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion to relieve the ssrings of thousands OF
poor discouraged iuvalids, as you have me. -
49, Yours &C., ISABELLA r. BAKER,
To PuBlIc My wife has suffered with the Liver
Complaint affection of the Lungs aud Heart, She suf
ered also with very severe pains produced by Rhematsn
and Neuralgia all these she endured Without cessation for
six years having failed to receive relief from various
other sources. Three mouths ago she induced TO
try Dc. R Lyons, the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
His in aevating her suerings been of such
Astounding that gratitude the Doctor and
the duty owe to suffering humanity, feel myself called
upon % recommend him an excellent and eompesent
physician. .-.- ss-s- I'll 1s.- TNAYLoR, /
Pa;neszille, Ohio. se ,-,,,s nov9-am :. -
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WE HAVE BEEN OBLIGED
with Hardware, beautiful Glassware and Queenswar

g. GsA TAk
saE. ss7-s1 ssss-qzz s3fs15 sas;I gzars .as5 ~
ltsz51zf % iEi sssd e ass6 sii; s.sS'-
W3t E1aF a-Flti sra he's .igf,o- f,- .s str
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To THE SIcK.-Remember Dr. Dellenbaugh
will be in attendance follows Ravenna, Collins House.
January 18th; Garrettsyile, Norton House, Feb. Is
Consultation free. "a = jani1-2w a S-s-
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Eos Droa5erg!ea,.. !. ps .N;s,oel D. Wlcor.

Dr. Wadsworth has taken rooms at the
Collins House. sitsf u fEeH ssssElEEi tsEEEE
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DR.. Lyons will hereafter be found at the
Collins House. - = - - -
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@. DoDaE &.Uo.-Tbiss' enternrisino {

L. Y. DODGE d Co.-This enterprising firm
announce their Programme for 1860 in the columns of
the Democrat They keep everything in their lin, from
TIN whistle to church fdrnacs-and what they do not
keep band they have facilities for misunderstanding in
stanter Read ther advertisement and give Them call
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SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY
For All Wool DsLaines at 45c, worth 5os.)

.szaas Ia .ssElsIssz Eeu-gs tsHps Ls..s al=ig
.rsEs ;2Er FEsis.z . .a'sF-=f FzsTza fs.es s7,-
sli l.l.rtz a34i sl1 -a-Efa 51sl Do els 5ss
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LAT 4io 49, Lon. slosV. Height above sea- iis7 feet
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See the Advertisement, TAINTED, Steers,
Cowa &C. 5ibsa 81 shrf sspst e7 sf9' q zz17S
.a.si 5sa sie5zi = saassg
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OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN
UARY Il, 1850.
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AS YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
(on Shilling Canton FIarn.ls at IIIc.)

,y1iirsgB vas sesazsgg auEEI5a
sl.H s-z z-z a-.l f---s re a-iz I'll ,=a1 IN
.szEH gall
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DRY GOODS.

A large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, Groceries,
Hardware, oueensware, JEWElRY, Yankee No
tions and general OF G.ods usually kept In
Country Store. TERMS CASH.
suG Es,.i i . THOMAS X. WILLIAMS. Sharif. "a
s.gsIag IL BY A. NJ HAoESr, Deputy Shsrin. ,.ts,.i
Sheriff IS Office, Ravenna, -s.l8
january 7, 1880. ionls-Iv aasl = -
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SheriR,s sale.

DY virtue Of Special Order of Sale to me directed
~ from the Court OF Common Peas,of Portage county,
shall expose tO sale at Public Vcndue, commencing on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1850, at No. Phenix
Block In this Township of Ravenna in said County, the
ock of Goods lately attached the property of Orison
Cahan the suit of French Keith ais consisting
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50 Cts; THE zMP4NDING CRISIS. SO Cts.
The Impending Grisis-thousands sold daily. Price
so cents. This is the only book advertised by
Price so cents. Every should reathis book
and ponder we'll It's facts Price so cents in pspcrS10
In musln--at the Rsvenns Book Store.
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AND GET RICH,
(on KY. Jean st &c; Good Sattast at 3se.)

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81 -5W lsi-a -zz-ss-s- ratis l.sEas..7 -Har7r1 He
INFLUENCED BY LOW PRICES,
75s foi 'ton an Exir. Stock Of clo.hinE0 =, p
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1860. February and March

APPoINITNGENJTS.
nR r. j. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
be consulted at the following places every month
during iS59-60:
Cleveland Office l84 Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland foows:-ls 3D. 11th, 18th, 18th, 24h 25t
, 1860-06-15

mons nearer to civilization aud good gov
ernment it will bring civilization aud good
government near to them.
Dacotah is to be composed Of part OF
the present Territory Of that name and
portion Of Nebraska, and bounded as iol-
lows: The fortysixth meridian Of north
latitude on the north; Minnesota and lews,
to the month of the Big Sioux, on the east;
on the south, following the Missouri river,
from the mouth OF the Big Sioux to the
mouth Of the Niobfarab, and along the
Niobrarah to the one hundred and second
meridian Of west longitude; along the one
hundred and and second meridish to the
forty.third parallel Of north latitude; thence
along tie forty-third parallel to the crest
of the Rocky Mountains; and on the west
by Washington Territory. This Territory
will consist of about 1875, 600 square miles.
This does not include or interfere with any
Of the settled portions Of Nebraska.
, 1860-06-15

can army, together with a communication
threatening joint occupation OF San Juan
island by the forces of her Majesty's ships
Tribune" "Plumper,' and Satellite" "
now in the harbor of that island by your
orders As the military commander of the
Department of Oregon, assigned to that
command by the orders Of the President Of
the United States, | have the honor to
state'for your information, that by such
authority invested in me, placed n mill
tary command upon the island Of San Juan
Juan to protect the American citizens resi-
ding on that island from the insults and in
dignities which the British sa.horities Of
Vancouyer's Island and the establishment
of the Hudson Bay Co. recently offered
them by sending British ship-ol.war from
Vancouver's Island to convey the chief fac
tor of the Hudson Bay Co. to San Juan
for the purpose Of seizing an American citi-
zen aud forcibly transporting him to Van
couver's Island to be tried 10y British laws.
l have reported this attempted outrage
to my government, and they will doubtless
seek the proper redress from the British
government. In the meantime, have the
honor to inform your excellency l shall not
permit repetition Of that insult, aud shall
retain command on San Juan island to
protect IT'S citizens, in the name Of the Uni
ted States, until receive further orders
from my government. have the honor to
be, &c, w. S. Harvey,
Brigdier General, u S. A., Commanding
His Excellency JAMES DoUGIAs, c. b.