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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-06
The Cure OF Consumption.

In the SECOND and THIRD lat apeod consequent
ly when there can be uncertainty to the nature
the disease can be obtained, IN ALL CASES. by this
treatment except when the existing lesion of the lungs
is oitse sufficient TO produce death. Cure is the rule
Death the exception.
This REMEDY has not only curative effect but WILL II
used whenever there exists suspicion Of the disease
PREVENT ITS DEVELOPMENT, and thus act AS A PRE-
SENTATIVE WITH REGARD TO CONSUMPTION JUST AS VAC
cINATIOS DOES WITH SMALLPOX.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-04-06
NFOR DIS
Family Cathartic Pills,


Pure Vegetabe Ertrac and put up in Glass Cases dir
Tight and ioH keep in any climate
The Family Cdthartic IPlis gentle but active
Cathartc which the pro- . lprietOr has used in his
practice more than twenty = wears.
The constantly increas- ling demand from those who
have long used the Psl6 land the satisfaction which
all express in regard tolh their use, has induced me
to place them within the reach of all.
The Profession well kuowlS THAT different Cathartics
act on different portions of = ithe bowels
The Family Cafhartielss Pin has. with due refer
to this well esabshlS led fact been compounded
from variety of The purest Vegetable Extracts which
act alike every part of = the Alimentary Canal, and
good and safe in all ca = ses where Cathartic is
needed such DerdRge- lmeRts of Stomach, Sleepi-
Pains in the Back and L0iHs, COstiUeMess Pain
and Soreness the DhOie body, from sudden cold,
which frequently if neg ected, end in long
of Fever Loss Of Appee II la Creeping sensation Of
the body ReslsssRess Headache ueight in the
all IHRammai0ry Diseases Worms in CkildrsH, Id
uHs, Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh Is heir, too numerous
to mention in this adver- tsement. Dose to 3.
Price, 3 Dimes.
The LiUer IRUigOrdtor and Family Cdthdrtic Pills
retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
trade in all the large towns.
S. I. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
1886 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Fremont, by BuCKIAND Il GRAHAM,
27y1 and C. r. McCULIOCH.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
ALL1AHcE.

SUICIDE = The village of Alliance was
thrown into quite excitement on Saturday aernoo,
last By the report that man was discovered
pended to tree in wood about one mile Sou uf the
town.
Mr. r CoEkle who resides about two miles soutI, n,
Mt Union, was passing through tie woods in
with younger brother his way home from Alliance
ana while sitting upon a log to arrange something
about his gun. he discovered in the distance man Who
appeared to be nieny looking upward, ss though h.
Was watching game b, tree top Hearing no report Of
gun, and perceivins mo,un whatever he concluded
TO approach him. and doing so he discovered youup
man suspendd by six handkerchief to sm all sanI;,
ne Immediately returned Alliance and notified IN.
mayor, who s1mmoned jury and In company with a
large crowd repaired the spot. The man was at once
recognized, as journeyman shoemaker sho FIR some
nonths has been working for Mr. Wheeler.
All that could lie learned Of the cause Of this rash
act that for some time be had been drinking seemed
melancholy avoided company and was asr seen going
south ON the Rail Road track, Thursday last 1t is
supposed that be hung himself about noon on that day
me tree 10 which he susper ded was small one.
WIN an inclination Of 40 or Is degrees The marks nm
oa the tree showed that he had laid himself
along IT, his weight bringing it nearly tc horizontal DO
Aiion t he had adjusted he handkerchief to his neck
and to small limb and then rolled off, His feet nearly
touched the ground His cap was upon his head SEEM
ogy nos having been at all displaced his fall He has
mother and brother living in columbians County. His
funeral was attended at the N. Church last Saturday
rev. =. Geodin, OF the Baptist church oficiating
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

DIscoNTIsUANcss.-Tbis paper closes vol
uae six OF the Democrat and viii be the last paper thai
We shall send to number Of delinquent subserbsrs
number quite too pleasant or uereesble "a
NJ We wish Il distinctly UNDERWOOD that I'm u.,rar;ns
this course aetuaed BY asperty or
OF siin but are inuencrd BY simple Necessity til su
o. sefPrservaticn, for It b absolutely impossible to
publish Newspaper. In these days credit OF years
know The times very bard. and derpy sym2a-
sh-e with our subscrbes the pressure that ey feel
felt aeo BY publishers and It Is found By painful erpe
rienes, tba the d6cuIt times the more abso-
luts the necessity crcunscribe ereds lie, NO mau
therefore think. becanse scontinus his PAPER we ar.
any the less his friend
To show our desire to relieve rather than to add 70
the embarrnssmeus ofo customers, We viii make ths
proposition namely: By the terms Of our paper ne are
ent'ed 70 two dollars year from every delinquent
paper we discoutuue-bxt u any such ,s betsoee. as
Hse and fhs end Of april pay .p ell orrearaees,
and re srhsri asd pay In aduaace for gear ,os aDu
charge ots for arresro0es adrance pay at ne
Tair Of one dollar sad Jffty osass 9 gear.
We trust many Of subscribers who are unfortun
steiy delnquent viii hate part company with "a and
That they will make effort to comply with ths sboys
liberal offer.
Some subscribers who paid UP and discontinued during
me Winter account Of the hardness of the
come forward and re-subseribed during the week sa
and was encouragement, to the Publishers 70 hear
these suhscribers say, ta. they and ber families could
mot aet along without the paper
We are confident that many which we shall erass
VIII soon be restored to subscription e hut
er they are not consent to be either ruined
or seriously embarrassed, by longer giving credit o,
years. IN small sums, scattered wide of
ritory. s,sst
We submit in and frankness these reIn., ks to
tn candid and honorable customers for whom they are
designed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
q 0 D soN.

REvrvAL.--An interesting religious Revival
h in progress in the NJ. E. Church. in Hudson summi,
County. Rev. T. W. Browning, of Ravsnna. who b..
odeaed IN the pulpit of that Church since Conference
ned meetings every night for the last weeks aud
are to he continued through the evenings of
"eek ana longer the work demands it. The Interest,"
Is wide spread deep and increasing The congregation,
.re attentive and solemn. and earnest anx,ou.
need Is given to things pertaining eternal is There
nave oeen up to this time. dozen conversions an
over haf dozen have already united with the Church
Every evening numbers of anxious euquirers are for
wfrd to the altar The faithful and persevsring abors
OF Mr. Browning being greatly owned and blessed In
the charge.
Rev. B. Excel, of wiloughby, assisted Mr. Browning.
10 The exercises Of Sabbath last.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
ATWATER.

Pursuant to call by the Executive Com.
miiieemsn'J r. Conrad ESQ.,, the Republicans of At.
water met al the usual place of holding elections FRIDAY
evening" 10Th us, and nominated the following
as as candidates for the several township Offices to be
elected at ths ensuing April election.
'n'sice OF the Peace Ambross Culver; Clerk Addison
Wocott TIE isurer. Evan Warrington: Trustees VIM
Cvery, Thomas Ballinger, John Norton; Assessor VIr
GIiieti consables. Harley AnIhouy Asahe l. BInkes-
ley; S~xton Hugh Larkins.
The meeting was characterized by harmony of feeling
and c, ncert of action.
HORSE STOLEN AND THEY CAueHr-A Young man bv
sne name OF Britton of Marlboro stole horss beloagi "
70 Reuben Erwin of Randolph, Tuesday night 18Th inst.
Fne day following he was caught in Edinburgh, taken
oeio'e Jus Wolcott OF Aiwater, examined, found
suy bound over and placed in charge Of constable
thony who placed him safely in shsr williams, c..,,a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
EpucAr1on.1. Anr.nr.aRs or R.rr.x.-

| EDUCATIONAL. ADVANTAGES OF RAvESNa-
Experience is showing that the Uuiou School srs,s
adj upted in Ravenna SO eeper.Ilr b.ns6.,,,; 80;
the means of EDUCATION for an ti,. .s;.sr, f ~,
ss well as the rich uesied but t,,s ..s
saeiles afforded by sp;,.r,s hriId; : '..'
great iEity and efficiency. :
The Union School System is Justly .nn,,ndsa
ed wherever tried and the Imposing snd .n, IT,.
School building on Chestnut stres. IN ,,,.
admired by all who look upop IT'S b.rdso,,. -.
examine its most admr.b,s .,-.n..,..- ~ -
ipsttution NOR. tb. - inis
pie is likely to be and remain ,t. ho.S, a., -, -
town. $50
The Union school is :. f,.. 49,,
rich and the poor meet upon one common level h.-s
merit and talent not fictitious externaIs obtain rsv,rd
and measure out scholastic position
Parents. who wish to give their ebild-., ,a. - -.
educational sdsantagps in frs. seboz ,d =, 80,
them to enjoy the salu arv .od r,o,.-
ouaht take into consideration the f,c;l;.. -
the Ravenna Union School We doubt No, ~. -.
tiouai privileges here 10 be euioved ,vi,I ,,,r., .
pleasant and healthy Village msnv exeei,.,, ~ -:
bic families. who wish to give their cbildre -
tuh:ties for learning Fvarv v..r ,....~I oFpo.-
the importsnee of e5uca,;ng ,bs;, .,;,,,.,,,r
voted, praiseworthy self denial l.. 80. Fl, Nv
and remove to l. caties where ere,,a, .n5 -
BILE educational advantages NAV be .,ior.5
may les en- the pecupiurg burden. ~ .d,..,;r.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
PALM Y z A.

| ,,,,
The Winter Terms of Schools in this Town
4 - - -s. -.e '1F seseral learners nave each
"nos. sAeep1on' gwen good sAtisiaef'oa- There is
Au.aneemen. mace IN school teaching within tbe
most OF the teachers have spent more OF
a. time at 'he Ha Institute, to qualify themselves for
an. az t-o a. ri. -. - - VI. -
ment in ,e,,bos ,ror,a :,
To ,bi. .,..Il.,, I,,,,,, ., - - =
ed with exhibitions and performances in the evening and
al highly credi abIs to the teachers and scholars
J. A. Wicsx teacher, q, m. d,.,-;., stb of IN. O..
ter had saee...fuI .rbih,,,o, am Monday sv.; ~.
inst The school contains several email scholar. but
al acquitted themselves ersdiaby-
On Tuesday evening the sth inst Mr. william e,olda.
Who taught In the North West District had an
The exercises were highly meritorious and would bav.
done cred I 70 .ny school !. ths conn+r, r.
consisted of deeiamatons, dialogues tablea compost
Tons anda paper. called The Lsaf of the whippor-
viii" where each Performed so WELL it win perhaps
apPtar in'icious to mention any particularly; but
p,:-r =. AAiss AArsaiet Ann Soidie and Miss
may % nAmsd as OF surprising excellence
1e'l'e'eo 'ne nfse defamation, In the form
:, = u's''n' "nien was original; the latter gave
e9 M Us "liglnai Salealelory They we're join
- - - nEpo'.h Leaf. winch consisted
poetry ee- At the close Of the performances
$50. 80. NJ " imam eo'dis proposed TO
e.. -, :. '"s osn'er OK fAimyrA' about the
- VI APi
Mr. Linus Regsrs who taught the School ws.. of IN.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
Nsw SUB .cnrBERs -OAxrAIas DrYooR .

NRw Sr,p scprppps '05-
zy,n.,..
.,hs.,.,,o- ~ nAu' os voluntary
,,r,s. =, ~, No. ~, " new
80 = -. :. Ahss y eneousagne'
-. :. o'ne's WIZ NOT DC BACKWARD In follow
rrs- - A-p -
ne wish TO make suggestion to our Republican
snus IN the townships The present. being Presieen-
year there must Of necessity, be increased inter-
acnshy IN political mat'ers-and there viii be
great call for the circulation of political documents
Now many think that the wide and regular m
weekly, local paper, is the best document that can bs
used-better than expsnding money in buying polic.
tracts or pamphlet speeches. We commend this idea to
our ends and ask for en- effort to get Clubs for the
. ~ every 'o""snip. MANY Republican, do not
ne County psper Who ought to do SO. and many of
our pohtca opponents would be willing to resd both
sdes and canddy weigh political views in all their as
pects
Tie Democrats win nominate their candidate for the
rsdsncy on the 23d of Apri-he Republicans on the
18th Of May TIE Presidential campaign win ,beretore
DO about seven months in duration, the time the
candidates are all in the field.
We. therefore, propose for the purpose Of Increasing
The circulation of the Democrat for Campaign to
offsr Il to cAnpa,sx Guns prce barely
To shis end We make the following proposal.
For Clubs of Twenty, outside of our regular
list of subscribers cash strictly advance will Furnish
me Democrat fr The months Of May June. July. August
September October and November at the cents
per month for each snhscr;ber ,nski,o
tho seven campaign months, ftr each subscriber. This
is offered in Clubs with the n...g. added :. No
Is charged on the Democrat in the county.
The month of Nav win teein the fbli ..,,r.;o
November will endit, and the Democr.t wiz be furnish
e,npaasu Subscribers during the entire month Of
States of t,nl;fo-n;, .,s o.,
To the getter Of Club the Democrat will be seu
free, during the Campaign
After full Club is made up name, NAV be aadsd anv
time during the campaign Al the sam. 80.
We ought to have least two thous.nd e.u,.,on .,t
scrbsrs upon above terms and can b.ys - srrnn
cans In the townships win put forth sr. and the en-
ergy that they often do. voluntarily in getting uD cub.
for foreign papers. AN-S w o'uo'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
F.w1NsBUReH,

During the last week, Mr. AppolIos White
sold bis far lying North of CENTER near the line o,
soion The farm contained 1873 acres and all the
sary buildings for model farm. The price paid Wa,
S45, 90 per ere
Several lots Of cows passed through Twinsburrh l.t
week Tor North droves expected
soon one VINO mas not been acquainted with the COW
business, it would be astonishing 10 see what demand
there is Spring and the large roves that annually
arrive.
&J.F Stevens, ofthe firm of Hart Stevens
eo' started for New York the 18th to purcase the
new stock for the coming Spring and Summer trade
' me last four years. they have been the earliest in
making their purchases. "
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
a D R ORA.

During the pleasant weather she sugar max
es OF this town are busiy engaged making laying
BY in store, one important article used in ous. keeping
1eWes. ESQ., The present Post Master, is expect
lag soon to move out to his rm to engage In the siry
business The citizens will bs satisfied If his
IN the Post Office shall serve them faithfully and ac-
ceptably as he has done.
Elder covey, of the Bapt.church baptised seve, Al
last of the revival so extensive
ly enjoyed in streetshoro
son Of Mr. Alex Faliertoh of streetsboro' Corners
met with srrious accident few days since His Fa h.
was engaged In shooting pigeons. the son standing
near. ~nen cap exploded and piece hrw aud struck
him In the eye 1t Is feared that total bndnss, IN !, -
eye, will be the result
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
TEACHERS ExAM1x.r1on -rh0 na....

TEACHERS EXAMINATION. County
commissioned have thrown open the Court House for
purpose Of he examination of y the Board
VI Coun'y Examiners Upon Saturday model eeu-
smanis ana well favored County officials appeared in
disguise with their Sunday ats clean coI,.r.
hiacked boots &c-and gallant men tbey pro,ed to hs
ior 1t was the- good fortune be favored with The pre.
tnce OF hundred of the brightest and airesr
daughters of Portage, presented themselves as e.n
ddAes for the yea or nay of the Board of Examine
ers.
Inc Courtroom makes very comfortable audience
or the examinations and the selection Of that place
as at least the dvantage of permauency luxury th4t
ne teachers and examiners have been favored win
OF late. The report of the examination of ,s,p,d ;u
be published next week
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
W1LLoueHRY UxrrEns1rr.-Ws call ai,en /

WMLoUeHBY USHERs1rY.- call attep
bon to this hourishing Institution situated in the pleas
ant and healthy village of wIloughby. very hne
ooang for the uses Of the Univerity has erected
supplied and Board of Instruction prOvi
deo, unsurpassed 10 atta;nmens and success in teaching
The Trustees have been peculiarly fortunate in being
able to place at the of the Board of
grniai gentleman, accomps scholar and teach
er as Prof Sears Under his auspices new
is rapidly growing in public favor must also In JUS
tce be stated that the excellent teachers associated with
him contribute in due degree popularity and
eess OF the University This Institution is well worthy
the consideration and patronage OF parents who wish to
seoo their children abroad to school, where culture
cared for as well IS intellectual attainmens Sec ad
Ucrtisea.ent in another column
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

SURGICAL OPERATIoNs.-Last week Mr..
'onn n work OF shalersvile, had an encysted tuuor
removed rom his hand, which had troubled him for
ana lately had beco very troublesome and pain
tu' on'fo'otn was administered and the patient ex-
srienced pain. The operation proved vsrv
full. ~
miss e"i- OF shalersvls, while under the nuenoe of
chioroform had fifteen twenty teeth extrace and IN.
end Of the great Toe of her right foot with all of
removed She was inssnsble pain during the oner.
non. both OF the above opera ions were performe nv
Drs j. P. & A.w AlcOrn of Rayenna.
Miss Amanda M. Judson of Aurora, had large ,.b,.
ceou' tumor ON the chesk, removed last week b, Ds
r A. W. Acorn of Ravenna, assisted by Dr. Barn of
Aurora. chloroform being administered, no pain was
experienced. Operation was successful.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
PALMYRA REpuR11o.Nf,,nn-

PALMYRA REPuBL1cAN CLUB.-In pursuance
Of call of The Republican Committeeman for Palmvr.
quite number of the Republicans of Palmyra met the
brick Church on Wednesday evening last and formed
mselves into aepublan Club by adopting const.
tuition eiectng officers. and making arrangements for
thorough organic on. The following resolutions were
adopted:
Hesos"ea. That We recommend to the Republicans of
publican Club 1u'! ne-
Rsso,ced That H. Willard, Esq., be invited to ad
dress the Club at its next meeting " ~ .
Il g. sPooNER. sec,y.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

nepuotican township Committeeman.
We publish this week full list Of the Republ,esu
conmtteemen for the tovnshps that their names nav
oe brought anew to the notice OF the friends In the 70
speetivs townships.
The coumttsenea whose names appear in italics have
been apPOnted BY The County Central conmittse to l
vacancies.
Atwatsr, J. z. Conrad; Aurora. Albert Lovsiaud;
Brmaeld, 4. n. UAderOood; charlsstozn, L. coe;
Deerhsld, Mason CHS; Edinburgh, Z. B. Higiry:
franklin. Wn. L. Holden; Freedom 8 e NJ Kneelaud:
H1ram, Holland Brown; Mantna, o. Ferris; Nielsen L.
stocEve; Palmyra, H. G. spooner; Paris fAos Wo(
Jeade's Hand lph Albert Brockett RaSenns D. Fur
fey; kootsoun, j. s. Austin; shaiefsville NJ L. Hiae
streetsboro. A. 2. sngeterry suhled James C. Fzrrer
son; WiBdham, Milton J. Snow
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
THn W.xGprrrn no..

HE WAY GREELEY DOES Ir.-Greelev mo
nes ms advertising patrons That no aiveriss
me sneh pc admitted except such may judge
Trihune.n u purposes oi Tn
That no GUS of any description shall be allowed in
fnn the price of all advertisem nts OF 100 lines nv
'ese sha De one doiar line; and of all adyertisemenIs
line" D. ~ '" S'A J9y Genus q
Now, for one liar and v cents. W, Western pub
fishers compelled advt rtise one vboe ve.
OF one insertion, and pat ons urumbIe :, is, 49,
1ansn ts lines three times for dollar instead of
MtTy dollars as Greeley does and we set our
advertiseDents in n much more readahls shan. ,1J -.
snem M IN more prominent place than Greeley does.
rms Is the reason thar the Tribune is furnished AZ 81
year advertisers made foot the bill and the r
nune sent to suhscribers The OF white pa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
TEE RE.uLr OF AnvrRr,.1so = p,,;,o,


men who do not advertise should read the folo,v;os
which we clip from e. 9 Cleveland Review:
ieT men doubt the profit OF advertising their bus
and feel that money expended serves them no
g9Gd S; purpose-ln other words is much lost Now
"ne we respect he opinions of such gentlemen and ~
Wiling thar they should aud base their bnsnes
upon TINS theory, we take say that in Ceye
and or any other city similarly situated no man .who
goes not adsertse can build up sustain business
aong side of one who does, if bor have the same cha
ces 20 start with ~ e''A"-
we have case directly in point showing the aivan
1apes or advertising in this civ About sx months
.; sarrle took small shop Ontaro street, where
Cosi VII ana Lamp D-pot kept and doing trade of
a9o9 ~ PER day. During the six months ne has exoend-
a Sou0 in advertising and result his business
nas increased so much that he hrs lad give no his
suA piace. To-day his large Superior sTeet ID
ompetsiy alive with busy buyers and from business
mat actually was run at loss-or from ha
one o the largest aud besE paynr in
year. " ~ '"ss VI S'uVVo
o case Is mentioned because it is remarkable for
Iwo things 1t The apparent rpck:essuess of ernensa
shown by Mr. B.re; and I'd the enormous Weld Of dI
lars from those SO lavishly sown 'NN VI uo'
analogy OF seed sowing and harvest bears iuatIv
upon he matter of advertising which should be
INTO as phiosophcay. and with IS fun Confidence a. tS
nusoaadmau scatters his grain broadcast ''-0
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

The Gard of Mr. r b. Witier Harness
Maker will be found in another column Passing through
the work shop of Mr.. Witter few days SINCE we were
surprised aid delighted the elegance of the
work ON exhibition, offered prices msrey nominal
Mr.. Witer deserves liberal patronage and his work will
bear inspection, more it will thorough trial
Douofers may be convinced BY buying harness or 50
and tr1ing to wear it out
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

FIRE IN TRoY.-We learn from A NJ.
Hacke the Dry Goods Store of L. Dalrymple 1T Troy
Geauga Cos was burned upon Saturday night last The
hre destroyed the entire establishment Insured in rba
'Etna for 5000 The insurance was only effected two
weeks since.
Mr.. Darympe is citizen of Ravenns, his family re.
siding he hmselrs absent mcs of the ,ims
The store was left in charge of watch dog a. P.
and at II P. NJ was found in flames.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21
CHARLEsrowr PoL1r1oAr. Or.nn !

1HARLEsrowN PoLIrIoAL CLUB Ezra r
Eaylor Of Ravennawl address the Ch restown Potcs,
ino' upon Friday evening this iCeek. The 23d nst
Mr. Taylor was prevented from meeting his engage.
en' on tne sh inst to address this ub on accop, of
Illness IN his family Feeling anxious that speak
Oe present at that tms In order prevent dsap
'0hcited gentleman to appear in his stead,
but he too suddenly and unayedablv prevan,.a
ing In attendance. There will be po failura ,h;. -
Mr.. Taylor authorizes US to say. -N'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

NEwsPAPERDoM-THE CASE System We
notice that the Cleveland rali, which OF some years
nas actea upon the advance SYSTEM far as ita
weekly edition is concerned adopted that pIan
only with lis daily but with its advertising and lob work
fhis sJis what all th- papers in he whole country
st come 70 az ast 1t IS only question of time THIS
sning II having Gebs IF from one to dollars each
over an extent of conTy large as nany an
W Chronicle. - '' A''N'