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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
E,ARM FOR slLE.-The subscriber

offers for sale his Fa of about Ninety eight acres
situate in Rayena Portage County Ohio the Cleve-
land and Wellsville Turnpike adjoining the corpo
raie limits of the village of Ravenna. The farm embra
COS about seventy Of improved land, under high
state of CULTIVATION and the balance of valuable tberea
lands the whole pleasantly located waicred by never
failing streams, suitable for grain stock far, and
located within hundred rods of the present Depot of
The Cleveland and Pittsburgn Rail Road and few hum
dTed fee tof he contemplated Union Depot of the Cleve
land & Pittsburgh and Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads, The Dwelling House is large and conimodious
well and conveniently arranged with well purr oft
WATER large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There is large and
commodons farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and
carriage barn, and other ont buildings in good epair
making it of the desirable farms in Northern
Ohio. For terms and particulars, reference may he had
20 II Y. Beebe He. Ranney. BY letter or otherwise
on Co the subscriber. - sea WILLIAM GOODMAN
RayennA. Ohio, April 70, 1889 aprI3
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Elias Dronberger Us .Ne,reI d. WiLcor
NHER nEEsS SAI.E.-Rx Yiriue nf mn nrdar

CHER1EEsS SALE.-By virtue of Order of
- Sale directed and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas of Portage County and State Of Ohio,
shall offer for sale the door of the Court House in Ra
VIENNA Saturday, The 18th day of February l860
at O'Clock of said day, the following described
lands ard tenements, to wit:
Situate in the township of Rootstowu, in the county
of Portage and StUte Ohio being one hundre of
lan6 taken from the south part of lot number seventeen
in the township of Rootstown aforesaid, unded fol-
lows Beginning at the southeast corner of said lot
No. IL thence 800 H. W. Sc chains and 25 links along
the south line of said lot post; thence N o. 1S W.
Is chains and 81 links, to post thence N $50 as
Sc chains and 81 links to post in the east line of said
lot; thence s. % 3V r. ls cbans SAX links along the
east line of said lot to the place of beginning, containing
100 aforesaid Appraised at $4,000.
Taken Order of Sale the property of Newell
D. Wilcox at the suit of Elias Drouberger.
Terms-Cash on day of sale.
THUs R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Rayenna. Jan. ". 1850. janl8-5w
P.B. Conant, Atty.
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.qlerande,. Cameron vs. John T. CAilds


CRERIFF SAL LE.-By virtue of an alias order of
y sale me directed and delivered from the Court
Common Pleas in aud for the County of Portage and State
of Ohio shall expose sele at Public Vendue at The
the Court H'se in the town of Ravenna, In said
County Sate Saturday, the 25th of February,
1860, ut o'clock of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenemeuts. 10 wit
Situate the Township and Village of Ravenna, in the
County of Portage and State of Ohio known the north
part OF village 81 in said village of Ravenna. as
the sane marked and numbered the or plat OF
said vag recorded in the record of deeds within and
sad County of Portage and is bounded by beginning
the OF lot No 81 and running thence
north line of said o 120 feet to land in said
lot heretofore decided by James n. Stoops 10 S. &
A GiletI thence soitb wi Gillette west nc 80 feet
parallel with The west lire of snid lot 12O feet
to the line thereof and thence north on said line 80
feet the place of beginning being the lot which
Curtis Hatch and Annette H. atch by their deed dated
the 2et day cf Nav d. 1885, and recorded in the Re
corder's one of said county of Portage in County Re-
Vol y page 1852 and 35s conveyed to said Jhn
Il. Chids. Appraised at 81 400.
Terms-Cash day of sale.
TAKEN order of sale, the property of John T.
Chids, at the suit of Alexander Cameron.
TliOS. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Ravenna, January 81 1850. jan255w
TavI 9e lard
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Adminisirator,s sale of Real Estate.

pursuance Of order OF sale made in the Probate
i Court of Forage County and Siaie of Ohio. the
9Th dav of January, 1860 the petition of D. L. Rock
WELL administrator of john Coon. deceased, there viii be
sold public auction the 5h day of February, 1860,
at o'clock P NJ. the premises in Franklin in said
County, the following described real estate, to wit
The undivided fourth part of village lots No. q &
e in Block 10 in the village plat of Franklin aforesaid,
surveyed by s.. d. Harris Also, in pursuance Of the
order of sale, there will he sold at public auction
the third day of March, 1s6o about the honr of two
o'clock M the premises in Jackson township Stark
County, Ohio. the following real estate to wit The
divided af of sixty of land off the east end OF the
southwest quarter of section fourteen, TOW nsp eleven,
range nine and eing the lard decided to said John
Coon deceased and Joseph Hetzer, March 90 1851
by Sarah and Eliza Festerly Said lands will he sold free
of dover. Terms, one-thrd down, balance on time
First piece appraised for undivided one-fourth.
Second piece for undivided one half
s.- 90 D. L ROCKWELL, Administrator.
II. Stuart, Attorney.
oskh-1 1aen Il.
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Tin, Copper ana SheetIrons.

60 s@s A. W. BEOKEEY,
eevs Co ppsr Tin and Shset IRON manufacturer Il
sol tand, South side of Main st, eet. East of Pub
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TO BUY OUR SECOND STOCK

of Rio Coffee I3c Rice &C. Nutmegs &c per Clover
&c per lb, Zante Currants loo9 - . p
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NJ E L A n g E.

4 UNBEKNowN.-The Louisville Journal re
Dukes Henry Ward Beecher for using thin
word And very justly. too, We think. Un
beknO,Unst is the proper expression. james
Russell Lowell is also guilty of the absurd
barbarism reprehended above:
-Ht -tzskel, enbsknoa0n,
Crept up behind the winder,
And ther' sot HudAh all alone,
'Ith one by to hinder
This breach of good English, however, il
pardonable on account of The exigencies o.
rhyme.
Leigh Hunt wrote the following charming
little epigram on CarlyIe's wife. The lady. il
seems. had been excited by some news which
the King of Cockayue and Lord of Rimiuj
had brought to them, and-bnt the poem tells
it
Jenny kissed ne when met,
Jumping from the chair she set in;
Time. you thief, You love get
Sweets into your list, put that in;
Say Pm weary, say Tn sal,
Say that health and wealth have missed mo
Say Tin growing old, but add,
Jenny kissed me-
Our little Mary being the youngest, is the
pet and darling of the household As she
had reached the age of FIVE years, she conelu
ded to commit Sunday School lesson, and
bringing me a book, a few days since, she said
Mama. will you hear my lesson?'
| smilingly assented Whereupon she plac
ed her chubby little self in front of my chair
and prepared to be catechised.
Who was the first mani
Adam, she answered, unhesitatingly.
And who was the first woman? conclu
ded
She opened her large eyes, and after hesita'
ting moment, replied
Il reckon Adams mother was the first wo-
man, wasn't shef' e.gs
A Moral Debating Society = out west is
engaged in discussion on the following ques
tion . If husband abandons his wife, which
is the most abandoned, the man or the wo.
manf'
IF you wish to make shoe of durable
materials said the facetious Lanesburg, you
should take the upper part of The mouth Of 6
hard drinker, for that never let's in water.
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II. Stuart, Attorney.
january 25th, 1850. jans5-4w

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
In sented to the Homo able Board of Commissioners
of Portage County, AZ their session the first Monday u
March next for the location of road in The south part
of Manua beginning the State Road in the street be-
tween lots and II of the Village of Mantua Station and
running said street to the end of add
tion The Village of Mantua Sation the map of which
is this day sent to be recorded in the Records of Portage
County. Thence west in the direction to he old
open path thence norwestetly to the County Road
the foot of the hill east of the hnuse of j. NJ. Folser.
Mantua Station, Jan 81, 1860. febi-lw
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Yillage PrOnerfY. f0l. Sale.

having Obtained valid title to the village property
known as the "Od BuIiai Ground for sale
on reasonable Persons desiring building
can secure prize in this property For further paricu
lars enquire of JOSHUA T. CATLlN, Mayor
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1860. February and March 1850.
APPOiNTM ENTS.
PROVE I'LL THINGS!
DIR. Il. W. WADswoRTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

Can be consulted as folloios:
Ravenna Collins House, Tuesday SEwednsday Feb 2s-2s
Canton Franklin House, Thursday. March
Masson Ams,seR Hotel, ss1. E.ld@y,.is;; s,,
Fulton, American Hotel, Monday .........-..... 6"
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday ......
Cleveland johnson House, Feb 26 and 81 and March 9th
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
The Mode OF Examination
Pursued by Dr.. wADswoRTH Is very simple, and
entirely new: and by il disease any of the
organs is in very facility
ceranv, and without asking the patient question:
having the least previous knowledge of the case
Those suffering from Chronic Disease,
Of any description nsy be assrred that their win
be treated fairly and candidy aud they will be ea.
couraged to take medicine without CORRESPONDING pros.
pect benefit DIR. w. has visited Cleveland and other
places in Ohio and New York. regularly for the las;
years. and furnish patients with any amount Of evil
dence in regard to his skill and qualification. He will
Wait the above places in fve six weeks for one
year thus giving those who consult him. opportunity 10
continue Til eured Those which have been treated
by others, and pronounced incurabe, requested TO
call will cost you nothing to have your examin-
DR. II. W. wADswoRrH-D Dear Sir: In November 1887
suffered severely from inflammation of the eyes, pro:
tried several prescriptions given by my family phys
clan and others, hut all failed In giving relief During
the winter aud spring they continued grow and
when hot weather came in the thought would
have to resign my commission Justice Of the Peace
At this time noticed your card in the Cleveland Plain
dealer, and induced to call upon yon The result
has reen highly satisfactory Afer taking two or three
prescriptions my gradually improved ought to
have acknowledged gratitude to you long ago. as NV
eyes have been to their original healthy
state by treatment. II you think the
mont of YOU, those similarly afflicted, Won
may make what use Of it you rlpase for that end
81. JOHN THOMPSON
Justice Of the Peace. streetsboro', Portage Co.
Dec. ], 1850. .tt
--
Any person sending statement of their symp.
toms and euclosing S. viii have medicine adapted 10
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1860.
APPoINTNEE

give such balm have io strife
With nature the laws of life;
ia With blood my hands never stain,
- Nor poison men to ensP their pain.
He is a Ply, icial indeed, who Curesl
The Indian Hcrb Doctor, R. J. LYONS cures tie fol.
lowing complaints in the most obstinate sages of their
existence, viz:
Diseases of the Throat Lungs, Heart Liver Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
Falling Sickness. and all other Nervous De-
rangements Also, all diseases of the Blood
such as Scrofula. Er, sipelas, Cancers.
Fever Sores Leprosy, and all other ,
complicated chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties attended tn with the
happiest results. sa -
It's hoped that one will despair ofa until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors NJ dciDes fair and
faithful trial IL During the Doctoi's travels in Eu-
rope; West Indies, East Indies South Anne ca
United Sates he hus been the instrument in Gods hand
to restore health and vgor thousands who given
up and pronounced incurabs by the most eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more, thousands who on
the Indian Herb Doctors kill and successful treatment,
first and partook of the Indian Herb Doctors
Melicine. p ..-. -. -7-s.a
Satisfactory references of will be gladly and
cheerfully given whenever required
The Doctor lodges his word and honor that will 10
nowse directly indirectly induce any invalid
take his medicines without the strongest probability
of cure. - =izss
Remember, consultation and advice free. The DOC
shall he iberaly considered.
T Post Office address, box 2e63
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Truth is stranger than nJtetion.

Truth Is stranger than fiction.
PAIaEsvILLE, Oct. 2S, 1859.
DR. LyoSs-Desr Sir: Deep gratitude requires to
certify to you the blessings have received from God
through agency About eight months ago. was suf
ferng severely with diseases OF Lung, Liver and Heart
and my whole system was laboring under very hazard
situation rwice bled the lungs and periodlca
chls reducing to avery dangerous state lap
piled you after having tested the skill of other physi
clans of this place with and now fud myself
with the highest hope of enjoi ing goodly degree of
health once more, and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion to relieve the serings of thousands OF
poor discouraged iuvalids, as you have me.
Yours &c, ISABELLA Y. BAKER. {
To THE PuBIc My wife has suffered with the Liver
Complaint, affection of the Lungs and Heart. She suf
ere also with very pains produced by Rhemats
md Neuralgia all these she endured without cessation for
six years having failed to receive relief from various
other sources. Three months ago she induced TO
try Dr. r Lyons the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines.
His in alleviang her has been of such
astonishing NATURE that gratitude to the Doctor and
the dutyI to suffering humanity, feel myself called
upon 20 recommend him as an exeeenl and eonpe.ent
physician. T. NAYLOR,
: Panessile, Ohio. novO-Sn
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For Sale nr Renf
Residence for Sale /:

ANDTaE BEST GRAIN FARm N TOWN.
A PLEASANT RESIDENCE for sale on corner Of
"A Bowerv and Prospect Streets. This fsa pleasant
location, house ID convenient, arranged good
fine cistern, and Ing well of soft pure
Also, wouid like 10 sell my Farm mile and half
from Ravenna the ChnrlesoWB road. Said con.
tsius "a of good land There comor table house
frame barn. good well and cisten. and sufficient
for stock the remises. There 16 of
ber, and all the land good state OF cultivation
Terms easy-apply on the premises.
haveuna, Dec 5, 1859. decT 3m JOHN WHITTLE.
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sl4ms NOTICE. - For sale at the
1 Y Center of Rootstown, the House and
BH&fB Lot Of six acres, well known the William
II. Butler place. Said House is very cons e.
aaeaa.> niently arranged and finished. throughout
and In excellent repair The premises, aslo in per-
feet order There is neyerfailing well of
the kitchen door, and also there good Barn, Carriage
House, aud other out houses the plsce.
Terms made easy and possession given al short notice
PETER c. BROCK.
RootstoWu. March 7th, 1859. mar9-iy
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Any person sending statement of their symp-
toms and enclosing S. will have medicine adapted 10
their sufficient to last mouth or ave weeks
them by express. Address @tall
H W. wADswoRTH, NJ D.
-E--Gs "a E1Estf Batavia, NY.
Teeth sxiraessd without pain, by oaivanisua. %
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a TIE >TI0N is requested to the stock
lof Cho,ce and prime Cghrs aud, nloo to the .trck
Fins On: Chewing. aaa Premium Smoking Tohsccos
sd] RAvENSA BOOK sTt5RK-
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-. Farm for saIe.-The subscri-

Farm for Sale.-The subscri-
i6f ber offers for sale his farm, of about 20 VEN
&Vg0 ty-seven acres Of land. situated in Charles
town, Portage County. about half mile
alzAE@ South Of the Center Of Charlesto sn, kno vi
as the Dorman farm being well waered by failing
seams with two wells Of good water and cistern with
good orchard This farm s well adapted either for
grain or for stock farm, wi good comfortable dwell
ing house, with barn. she'd horse barn. wagon SHE'D
other out buildings. This farm being situated that
viii sell the whole part, to suit the purchaser The
price low and the terms easy For farther particulars,
enquire at my resider ee JOHN HATFIELD.
CharestoyEn. Jan s. 1890. ian1l-3m
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FARMS FOR SALE.

o -000ACRES OF LAND FOE. SALE
kksONO The above amount of excellent Farming
Lands, egibly located, offered Cor SALE situated 40
foots; North Of section Z. and north Of north east
OF section D In the township of Carmel. The whole
Of section 81 East of section u Of section 1s.
and ID In the township of Chester. The above lands
be sold In parcels suit ae price
and terms Of payment made easy.
Apply to J. C HARMON, Chester, s.
or HENRY 8. .SANpFoRD, Derby, Conn.
Chester, Eaton Co. Mich, Jam, 1880. jan2s-Iy
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AND BORROW MORE,

lTe buy Ham,, Phcisc Gloucester, Cocheo and Allen
Prints at loHe; Best Domestic GiDgham 1lKc, and
Heavy sheeting al sc)
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AND GET RICH,
(on KY. Jean at &c; Good satiass at 33e.)

,,-.sl.4 savsT .sgaIEs go9H
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A BRIDAL.

It was the custom then to bring away
The bride from home at blushing break of day,
Veird, in chariot, heralded along
By strewn flowers, iehes, and q marriage song.
TKBATs.
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ON ALL THAT YOU BUY

In Sonnet Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Dress Trimmings
&e., SC. Fancy Cassineres, all oelors and styles
Broad Cloths.)
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DEMOCRAT.
RAW EMMA. OHIO:
Wednesday Morning ...-....-Fsbruary .. 1860
A ToPERs soIILeaUY.

A ToPERs soLILeQUY.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And so likewise hare 1
The reason. tco's. the same
II comes OF getting dry.
But here's the difference 'rwixt leaves and me:
falls more harder and noe frequently.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-29
GRADES.

CANDLES.-Candes remain very quiet, but the rates
unchanged and still quote Adamantine 17d22
cts, in quality; Chemical Sperm at 2SL30 ctS Sperm
at 340 cts; and patent Wax at 45 cts per ID. Mould
Candles selling at l2 cts. for Western and Il Gl6
cts. per ID. for Eastern.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash as before at 27s0
2b cts. so per cent Sal Soda at 81 4Ol A. BCarb
Soda at 3%dG cts, Bleaching Powders at 24 cts and
Caustic Soda at cts per Id.
COPPER.-COpper is still very dull Baltimore refined
Ingos held at q cts but sales have learn
Gently been made in another market lower figure
We quote Sheahing nominal at q cts for Baltimore and
26 cts. per b for English Yellow Metal Sheathing is
10.
C0AL.-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
as follows viz S3l5 for fine, S. for Of nne and
S+2j ton for lump, delivered board Locust Point
but there is very little doing in it. Anthracite Coal is
selling from the yards at $47F5 per ton of 24O lbs
FEATHERS:-Feathers may be quoted at 4Od45 cts.
per h. for good Southern and Western mixed but there
very little doing in them.
FISH-Fsh dull and very heavy. Nothing of
consequence has been done in them this week as
have heard but again quOteerrings at 81 5O3 25 for
Halifax 81 254 so for Labrador; Aewives at s. 5O4
and Mackere SIS SOFAS so for medium No SIS IS 5Od9
for large do SS50d950 for medium No. 2s and Sl5dl6
per bbl for No l. Goldfish may be quoted as ranging from
S2S7hto 325 per 100 lbs. There have been fresh
rivals OF Fish this week, but the stock here large.
FRUIT.-There is a fair trade demand for Fruit, and
Raisins still selling at 81 25 for bunch, and $2 40 per
box for layer Figs range at from 6x to 6 cts and
quote Currants at cts Dates at ~ cts and Prunes at
Is cts perlb. Green Apples selling at S175G$2 per
Dbl, and we quote Dried do at 3G3H cts, ana Dried
Peaches at as ct for unpealed and 112H cts. for
peaed We quote Cranberries at sI per bbl for prime
Eastern.
FLOuR.-The transactions in Flour this week have
neeh very ght the sales reported amounting less
than 5000 bbs but there been a yery marked i'm
provement in the general tone of the market and the
leading varieties have all advanced in price The
foreign advices continue be favorable for breadstns
and the improved feeling in the market has proceeded
mainly from this cause The exports since our last are
as follows, viz
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE FITS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER IS
ALCOH0L.-There have been no sales Of Alcohol this
week far have heard but we quote 95 per
nominal at So cts per gallon.
ALE AND PORTER-We still quote Tennent's Ale at
Sl75 for XXX Scotch, and $165 for Pale India in pns
and Tennents Brown Stout in pints at 81 60 per dozen
ASHES-Ashes quoted at New York at 81, rs for
Pot and 4 SE 100 lbs for Pearl but there are no
sales making here.
BARK.-We not advised of any transactions this
week in Querctron Bark but quote steady at slg0
500 per ton fob.
observation-disclosures is dull at 28 $50 cts per lb. for
good Southern and Western yellow.
Observation-Disclosures may be quoted at $50 per ton
for crude Sicily but there is very little here and we are
not advised Of any sales.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price and we still
quote it at ~ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot cts per
ID. for Water Crackers. less the usual discount
COFFEE The Coffee market has been very quiet
again this week. but the feeling in the close is rather
mer than it was at the opening The sales embrace so
bags Rio at l2H cts, $40 bags do at l25J cts SG5
bags do. at l2I cts, and 200 bags do. at IS cts
making total Of about 1000 bags. We quote Rio
to-day at 12Gl2E cts for ordinary to fair; l2A(G
13H cts for good prime Laguayra at l4I5 cts and
Java at 16hGl73 We the import this week OF
al bags Coffee from Porto Rico and of 800 bags do per
bark VIM. II. Newman from Rio. The stock today is
about %, 600 bags.
COTTON.-There has been better demand for Cotton,
this week. and the transactions show an advance of TO
cent per lb, the sales amounting about 400 bales
middng to good mddng Upland and Gulf at from 10 TO
l2H cts, cash and time The stock hand very small
being only about 500 bales. We advance our
to correspond with the present condition of the market
viz: