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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
Douglas Doctors Disagree.

It certainly is bad cause. which has
tn be supported at wholesale sacrai:o
Of the truth. The abomiuablc, decep
sirc humbug Of Popular soyereignty has
frequently been SO nearly annihilatcd, by
coming in contact with Repub';ca nisn
that it is now merely the ghost Of itself
as seen with careless eyes in other days;
/. and has to be proped up with total disre.
gard CT the truth
Douglass right bower in this State.
the immoral Ben M. Samuels, the
Democratic candidate for Congress
man in this district, soon after the ad
journmcnt Of the National Democratic
Pow WOW at Baltimore, made speech
in Boston, which was reported in short
BY the Journal 0! that place "a Douglas
organ, We believe. From tina, report we
extract the following:
"[t was claimed by the Republicans,
that the Democratic party was pro
slavery party. 1t was not. 1t was
neither for or against slavery. 1t was a
Democratic party. lie referred to his
tory to show that the Democratic party
was not pro slavery. Under Democrat
ic rule g large amount Of territory had
become free, and not foot OF free ter
,itory had become slave.
This certainly is just az strong as any
other falsehool would b., and no more
or less so. The idea OF saying that the
present Democratic party is not pro.
siaverg party, when one branch Of it
openly and directly claims it as::.uch ard
the other by its resolutions at least
indirectly admits it, is certainly too
prepostcrous Tor this day and age Of the
world.
Mr.. Samuels basely asserts one thing,
aud Mr.. Douglas another; and yet the
former claims to be the advocate Of the
latter. Mr.. samucls says,
"Ua,der Democratic rule, a large
amount Of territory has become free, md
nota tootcf free territory has become slaue. /"
Mr.. Douglas, on the 10th day Of last
May, in the United States Senate, in ef.
forts to defend himself from the attack
Of certain Southerners, who charged him
With deserving the South, said:
"Now, what has been the result !? Nv
views were incorporated into the com.
promise measures OF 1850, and others
were rejected. Has the South been ex-
cluded from all the Territory acquired
from Mexico? What says the bill from
the House of Representatives now on
your table, repeating the slave code il
New Mexico established By the people
themselves !? It's part Of tie history o.
the country that nader THIS doctrine q,
aon-interrention, this doctrine that you de-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
See advertisement.

NEWARK, N. j., July 10.-A Douglas
Club was formed here last night. The
attendance was large. Resolutions we're
offered endorsing the action Of the State
Committee for Union Electoral tick
ct, which, after long and exciting dis
cussion, were lost by vote of 4 ayes
and 80 noes The meeting adjourned
at late hour The Douglas men resov.
ed on no compromise or fusion, and there
will probably be two electoral tickets.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
Total, s9,16l,4S.

Total, SS,l6l AS.
If there should be levy made Of
two mills on the dollar each year, for
two successive years, it would raise S.,
900, which added to tho sum now on
hand. would make an amount sufficient
to procure the building Of an excellent
Court House,-far better than any Of
our neighboring counties now have att
greater expense. What do our people
.ay in regard to this easy method Of Sc
curing the early building Of Court
House
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
Things we observed.
CONTINUED.

VIVA IN Ell J
About two and a half miles ives. O;
our town upon tie uplands or bluffs, we
find the residence Of Mr.. Lindley Davis
plcasantly situated in the midst Of very
beautiful grove Of young and thrifty
trees, which not only serve to bcaut,fy
and adorn his residence but the double
purpose Of protecting it from a scorch
IN. summers sun, and the cold winter 5
blast. He has quite large farm, a part
Of which is enclosed, and properly cul
tiyated. We saw him in the field bus;ly
engaged in hoeing his corn, Ia business
too much neglected by some Of orr farm
cgs aaa entirely omitted b. others. 81,
Jefferson wilson IS pleasantly situated Il
short distance farther west, upon a com
lar.tively new place, which however like
others, must yield to the hand Of time
and improvement. Next in order We
find the residence Of NJ. A. Kinney so
pleasantly situated, hear the road and
partially surrounded with growing tim
Der. The neatly cultivated fields Of
whea! and corn situated near lis house
gave evidence Of the care, skill and in
dustfy # the owner. Farther west we
come to the farms of Mr.. Cloudy and
Mr.. Seamon. These are newly opened
farms, Which have been cleared up.
after the manner Of opening up ali farms
in timber country. They have the
most substantial fences that we have
seen in the county. Their we'll cul,iva
TED fields also speak highly IF their in
dustry.
Il little farther on, the enterprise CT
some Of the people along this street,
manifas's itself in another shape. The
Messrs Ricord., and Harrington, taking
advantage Of the surrounding timber,
and having in view the wants of CON,
munity, have erected a large steam saw
mill, which is now in successful opera
ton. They are selling lum Der at very
reasonable rates, which makes quite an
inducemcnt for those living at a distance
to give them call for tho same.
Still farther westward we observed some
very good farms owned by Messrs Ten.
ney, Defiance and p. Rouse. These
farms are bearing good crops, to the
satisfaction Ct their owners. Keeping
the north bank of the Iowa river, we
wind along through some of the largest
timber we have seen in the State, and
after passing over some new and very
rough roads, at length arrived at the riv
cr bridge, and Touring mill Of Messrs
Fiske, Helm and Grey situated within
one half mile Of the village Of Indian
town. This mill, although not as neatly
finished in many respects as Messrs Doc.
little, Stewart & Cos of our Town, and
less in size than the "Bruner Mill" at
Monticello, is Notwithstanding q first
class Touring mill in our County. One
Of the Proprietors, informed US that they
had spared no expense or pains in pro.
curing and perfectine the machinery, in
order to have as good Touring mill as
our County could boast Of. One part Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
low A NEWS,
House +?

LINN Co.-The Democracy Of this COUNTY
have nominated N. Disby for Dist Clerk
The Republican Wide Awakes' of Cedar Rap
ids, d essed in fall uniform, attended n Re-
publican .Eeeing at .larion on the It'll. a
" ide Awake Club was formed at this place
Oh he 9th inst, So names were enrolled the
frs; evening. Tie Esgistsr says Nr. J. r. I
zimmerman was bitten by large rattlesnake
OIL the sth and after drinking large quantities
Of wAiskey, went on the 10th to try the vr-
tues Of Mr.. Evans, mad stone, at Paris in
that County. The stone adhered twenty times
before exhausting the poison. 1t is said to be
equally effective in cases Of hydrophohia.
MARSHALL Co. The Republican Executive
committee Of this County have issued call
for Mass Meeting to be held at Marshal! on
the Dist
Iowa Com the evening Of the 7ih inst.
there was Republican Meeting held at Kosta
on the 10th at Marengo, addressed by c. J. L.
Foster, and on the 18th Mt the same place, ad-
dressed by "Linkensale' alias L. D. Ingerso.l.
So says the Republican.
PowEsHElk ce.-Thc Hon. ]. B. Grinncil
lately imported from Michigan 1920 sheep
lie previously had on hand 800, from which
he says lie has realized Is per cent per year.
Our farmers should prof. by the example.
FAyErTE Co.-The editor Of the Pioneer says
he saw lroye Of 700 sheep pass through that
town Wes, Union) few days ago, bound for
the Wapsics."
CH,cKAsAw Goa panic has seized the peo-
pie Of Chickasaw county, on account Of mad
animals-the madness proceeding from tho
bite Of mad deg. Horses have been gorej
to death by mad cattle, and the people dare
not use the milk from their cows nor the but.
ter made Of it.
WOODBURY. Co.-The people Of this County
are being much annoyed by thicving Indians.
One settler had his COW driven away by the
scamps, while others are suffering from then,
in various ways.
MuscAr1SE Co.-Judge Thayer Of this Co.,
was robbed of SEQ, while at the Baltimore
Convention. Never mind Mr.. Thayer We're
all good honest Demo Gratis"
DEs MONIES Co-The Huntington Blues
have offered as premium At the next county
fair If Des Moines county, to be held on the
Sd, 18th and 9Th Of October next, q splendid
military banner worth $75 to the best drilled
military company in the State-the drill to
be made on the Fair Grounds
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
SENATOR SEWARD CoMrNa WEST

SENATOR SEWARD COMING WEST -
A letter has been received by the chair.
man Of the Republican Committee Of
Michigan, from Senator Seward, stating
that, tat an early day in the present
campaign" he will visit that State and
address the people on the political
issues Of the day"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

To all afflicted with pain in the side,
emale suppression, or general debility,
we would knowinly advise SANFRD's In.
yIGoRAToR as remedial agent 10 effect
ing a positive cure. 1t cannot injnre
never debilitates, although mild cathar,
tic. A trial will convince the skcptical
I'm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
Hear what the Physicians say
Hartford City, Blockford Co, Ind,
November 81 1854

Hartford City, Blockford Co, Ind,
November 81, 1854.
Dr.. @. r. BAKER-Sir:-I had de-
layed sending the receipt for the mcdi.
cines for some time, that might have
an opportunity Of testing your Pain Pa
nacea in a case Of Chronic Rheumatism
Of long standing, which was thorough
~ cured by six twenty FIVE cent bottles
Of your Pain Panacea, and | have now
no hesitation in recommending it to my
customers, as one Of the best medicines
before the public, as it seems to be all it
is recommended.
Yours, with much respect,
J. f. MOLER, NJ. D.
See advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
An Item for the County.

On the 4th day Of the present month
there was on hand in the Treasury Of
our County. S3,G07,9l
Delinq Mt 20. tax Of 81, due, 32l 81.
$ Z" So, +" l,4IS,O7
I" so, 2,1S4,l3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

Congress has the rieh,te legis'ate on slavery
in the Territories, forts e1c,ts len AID prohiDi-
tion-W ashingion, Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
.Nonroe, Crawford, J. @. Adams Jackson, Sew
ard, Lincoln, and other Republicans.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS.
ATLARCE.

ATLARCE.
Col. EITZ HENRY WARREN.
j. 4. ClIApIlNE.
list nist.--NI. j.. McP PETERSON.
Cd Dist.--CU3RLES pOMEROY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

ABRAuAMs faith, and Nann;bals courage
will ensure victory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

Congress has the right 70 les;sla'e on slave
ry in the Territories, for ;,s Introduction anl
protection Calhoun. Benjamin, Slidell, Davis
Toombs, and other Fvs Eaters.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

Congress has not the right to leGisia.e on
Slavery in the Territories bu, the Territories
may perhaps exclude i, by 'Unfricndly Legis-
lntion" douglas Push Wood, Richardson,
aud the Small Fry the m.ts,nies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

~ The Communication Of c, having
been received . few hours too late fox
the present issue, will appear in our next.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-07-19

THURSDAY, JULY 10Th, lsGo.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
Manufactures Of Melodeons.

TyHE FOLLOWING are the sizcs and mice 1--WE intend
81 q e keep on hand Z oesayes s4o X Oct. $50;
that e sold by for sIoo. We sell to agents
and those who buy Of us get them the The
shove Instruments neatly finished, made the latest
.tyles and improvements sarranted. and will kept
IN repnir Tree OF Particular attention paid
eaning and repairing pianos Ma tune for 81 within
she corporation. and satisfaction charges
made. Melodeops OF other manufacture tuned and re-
paired 9 rsasoaabe prices Work warranted. InsruS.
Shop In Pheni1 Blork. Eos8, third story. 81 "a
Ravsnna. March %. 1850. niehs0-lv
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
MORSE'S
.INDlANROOTP

TTNHE reason why people distressed when sick
i and Why mnny die, is because they do get a
medicine that will pass to the afflicted parls, and which
will the natural passages for the disease to be
out; hence large quantity of food and other
lodged and the stomach and intestnes literally
flowing with the corrupted mass thus undergoing disa
gre able fermenaiioD constantly mixing with The blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery, until life is taken the body by disease
DR. Morss PILLS added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick blooming
health and happiness. Yes. thousands who been
Tacked tormented with Sickness pain and anguish, nd
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements of raging fever, and who have been brought
it within step silent grave. stand ready
TO testify that they would have been numbered with the
dead had not been for this great and wonderful med
cine, Morsee Indian Roo Pills. After tw doses
had been taken they asonished andabsoIutey
prised in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
they give immediate and strength and take away all
sickness pain and anguish, but they 60 work
at the foundation of the disease Itch is the blood.
Therefore, it will be SHOWN, especially by those who
these Pills thnt they will purify
case-that deadly enemy-wl take its flight, ana the
flush of youth aud beauty will again return,
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brgbteA
your davs. 9 -
MoRsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold by Isaac
Swift and HATCH Rayenna and all dealers medcinee
B. L. JUDSoN, SO Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor. a.a
VIM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trasl's Mague.
ic Ointment, Eearlville, Madison Co.. NY, Gener
Agents. to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRIcE 25 cents per boz.
a.. lSh1-ly
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29

| give such balm as have strife r
' with nature or the laws of life
With blood my hands never stain, 81
Nor poison men to their pain. a- al
He Is Ply ician indeed, who Curesl
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. J. LYONS cures the fol
lowing complaints in the obstinate Stages their
existence, viz:
Diseases of the Throat. Lungs Heart Liver Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Failing Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
raugements. Also, all diseases of the Blood s
| s' such as Scrofula ErysipeIas, Cancers. l. E.t
-at Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all other -
complicated chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties attended with the
happiest results. -E-E5 f11a 4 l5f :
1t is hoped that one will despair ofa until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Nj icines fair and
ropes West Indies, East Indies Sontf Anne ca and EN-.
United States, he hUs been the Gods hand
to restore 10 health and vgor thousands were given
up and pronounced incurable by the eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more thousands were on
the verge of the grave living MONUMENTS to
the Indian Herb Doctors kill and successful treatment
and daily exclaiming-" Blessed be the day when
first we and partook of the Indian Herb Doctors
Me Iicne. 10. 1.7 -..5 s-i-5 81 + ts.E ~ n
Satisfactory references of will be gladly ANA
cheerfnlly given whenever required.
The Doctor dges his word and honor that he VIII in
nowise directly indirectly induce any invalid
to take lis medicines without The strongest probability
of a
Remember, consultation and advice free The poo
shall lie liheral'y considered. Es---1 F
~ Post of6ce address, box 2663, ,g
RJ.LYONS NJ n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
FARM FOR 81 LR-The subscriber

offers for sale his Fa of about Ninety acres,
land anfw Ilsville Tunpike and adjoining tie corpo
rate limits of the village of Ra2enna. The farm enbra
ces abont seventy acres Of improved land under high
state of cultivation, and the balance ofyaluable tmbere
lands the whole pleasantly located, ,watered by
falling streams, suitable for grain stock farm, and
located Within hundred rods of the present Depot
the Cleveland and sburgn Rail Road and few
dred fee of he contemplated Union Depot of the Cleve
land Pittsburgh aad Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads The Dwelling House is large and commodious
well and conveniently arranged well of pure soft
water, large orchard of grated and choice apples and
gene variety of other fruit There is large and
commodous farm barn, with sheds attached horse and
carriage barn. and other ont buildings in good repair
making 1t one of the desirable farms in Notber
Ohio For terms and particulars, reference may he had
to H. Be be or H. G. Ranney. by letter otherwise
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN.
Ravenna. Ohio April IL, 1859. apri3
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
One Word to INV Old Patrons,

TFEEL confident that sell Goods to you chenF
i any person in your County, and hereby pledge
myself to do and pay good prices for your Produce
as ans market this side of New York win warrant.
On the first OF January. 1860. intend to commence
selling goods for ready pay exclusively.
have lately made large additions to former stock
that call 1t compIae. and have reueed the whole to
eaiy pay prices that feel confident lean give good
bargains customers they will feel di<pos to ask
call the attention of buyers to examine and if
misj udge in this Goods delivered the above
date. he settled for delivery Especial bargains
cep,e) aud in future intend motto that will not
be unGersold. a-f -z-T ]. BELDISG.
Randolph, Dec. %, 1852 jan4-tf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
Beautiful and Comfortable

MO Park, Cemetery, Lawn, Avenue,
In which is tastefuy ornanented with vigorous Maple,
Fir, Elm, Spruce Horse Chestnut CEDAR Catalpa Pine
Ash, Larcb Willow. Arbor Viae Birch and Labarnum
trees without realizing somethingof the nagnicence of
nature - ...#- --r ~.e. -- -
Whoever house with plats before and behind It.
may haze life long pleasure by outlay of very few
dollars in tn planting of Fruit and 0rnament-
al trees The Spring good time TO transplant Peach
Pear Apple. Cherry Quince. and Evergreen rees al
currants berry. Blackberry Raspberry, Grapes
&c. sc. In Cleveland have large siock Of all the fore
gong, everything in the Nursery aud Floral ine all
of which are reared there the pre- eminent
soil OF the lake shore. All orders for the delivery of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, for the mapping and
oruameuting Fair Grounds, Cemeteries, Church Yards
Lawns, Avenues, &c promptly attended to.
RANSOM Fl. CLARK.
Rootstown Feb. 9th, 1860. febs-sw ~.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
DWELLING HOUSE

And Four Acres of Land for Sale.
SITUATED on The side of Chestnut Street. short
- distance south of the Court House, is thoroughly
built Of the best materials and pans has been spared
to make it pleasant convenient and comfortable good
well of tailing water istern under tie
roof. wood house, smoke house, and ice house are
conveniently attached Also large Horse Barn. Car
for watering stock, The land and garden Is in high
state OF cuitiyation, good bearing Orehafd and fv
Nursery. ss-s 4a a1sgts. 81, ~ arszntHzu-5 1f
The above place will be sold at n bargain, and upon
reasonable terms to time of pay meut, &c.
For further particulars, inquire of
J. Il g. II C. R.4JE.NEY. Rauenna 0 =,
who are authorized to effect sale of the suimt.
Rayenna, Q. Feb. s,lsso. festf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
NJ ELAN e.

Many true heart, that would have come
back, like dove to the ark, after its first
transgression, has been frightened beyond re-
call by the angry look and menace. the taunt
the savage charity of an unfortunate spirit
John Neal says the eagle has a contempt
for all other birds The OWL however, is
more contemptuous stiil-he boots at every
thing. -,7 s.
Always do as the sun does, look al the
bright side of every hing. For while it is
just as cheap, it is three times as good for d.
gestion. ss s. sas5sos Ez
An old lady reading an account. of distir.
guished old lawyer, who was said to be the ia
ther ef the New York bar, exclaimed
Poor man, he had dreadful set of chill
dren. ssH
't True prayer is not the noisy sound
That clanorous lips repeat, L
But the deep silence of a soul a--sz
That clasps Jshoyah's feet. -a.e-
.s--.. -.t.s Mrs Sigourney
= A druggist sent his Irish porter into a
darkened cellar; soon after. hearing a noise, he
went to the opening. and called ont /: Patrick,
keep your eyes skinnedl' Och, niver an eye
roared Pat, sbut its my nose that's skint in
intirelv.' ..-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
{ Residence for Sale :

AND HE k5ESA GRAIN FARM HN TOWN.
| A PLEASANT RESIDENCE for sale, on corner Of
IA Bowery and Prospect Streets. This is a peasant
location house is conveniently arranged good
nue and never fail Bg well of soft pure
Also, would Ike tosen my Fam mile and half
from Rayenna he CtarestowU road. Said con-
tains 81 acres Of good land There table
frame barn. good well and elsie and sufficient water
or stock upon the Premises. There 16 of tim.
Der, and all the land is good state cultivation.
Terms easY-apply on the premises. ssafs
Ravehna, Dec 5, 1859. decT .3m JOHN WHTrTLE.l
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
GOOD PITY CENT TBA.

GOOD BLACK TEA, sos
GOOD RIO COFFEE,
r.E'7 GOOD GROUND COFFEE, @
-i'- GOOD RICE, ala.fH .. - -aa .rf a1a
-. E.-u GOOD SUGARS aas f-
.- GOOD sALERATUS, E"5
GOOD FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
s,s GOOD SPICES, s s.
+, GOOD SODA CRACKERS,
... GOOD RAISINS,
GOOD CURRANTs,
y GOOD ClTRoN
GOOD STARCH, t4.
GOOD INDIGO a
GOOD STEARINE CANDLES,
GOOD BURNING FLUID, Ha. t.
GOOD CARBON OIL, -
q GOOD COAL OIL e-a '- tt
GOOD LARD OIL.
- 4 GOOD WHALE OIL, f-.- .-..r 1851. a !.
GOOD DRUGS,
aa7- GOOD PAINTS.
l- GOOD PERFUMEPY, E-f -ar
-.- GOOD HAIR TONES. sa.--f -.a.
GOOD SOAPS,
For sale by CHARLES e. SWIFT.
Feb 1860 At the sign of the Golden Mortar.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
Village Property for Sale,

Council Of the Incorporated vii age of Ravenna,
a having oblsined valid title to the village property
known as the old BuIi Ground, offer the for sale
can secure prize in this properly For further parric
lars enquire of JOSHUA T CATLlN Mayor,
OF OF r. W. ses mour and N D. Clark. Esers- -dec14-3m
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
FARMS FOR SALE.

2.OOOAGGlRssssss sss,s OF .maa, LAND !, .u. FOR SALE
Lands eigibly located, is offered Cor sale situated as
hoo~s: North of section Z. and north of east
Of section g. in the township of Carn1ei. The whole
OF setion .; East OF section parts of B. 49,
and 10 in the township of Chester The above lands iii
oa sold In parcels 10 suit purchasers reasonable price,
and terms Of payment mace easy. -.s
Apply to J. C HARMON, Chester,
or HENRY 8. SANFORD, Derby Conr
Chester, Eaton Co, Mich, Jan, 1860. jana5-ly
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
rhose snffering from chronic pisease,

Of any description, nsy be assured that their will
be treated fairly and candidp, and they will be
couraged take without corresponding
pect benefit Dr. w. has visited Cleveland and other
places in Ohio and New York. regularly for the last two
years. furnish patients with any amount Of ev
dence in regard to his skill and qualification He will
visit the above places in ve six weeks for one
year. giQing those who consult him. opportunity
continue till cured Those which have been treated
by Others pronounced incurabe, requested TO
call It i'll cost you nothing have your examin-
ed and explained.