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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08


T EFrER1s PARK LOTS FOR sAIE-youR LOTS OK
GATES avenue ami Quincy strers, Buoklyn. Tor $40
earb payed and rns hree Lots New YORK avenue, OBJ
oel,e m Adams church and near Tucn avcnua for
tto esrh, paved and gas Apply 70 H. DAiH, No. flne
street.
rIousRa FOR SALE CHEAr-THEs THREE STORY
IL IA hase<of housrs fon D. ~ and ~ East hry.
psrpd areet with modern improvements For particulars
pavirs q he owner, l6e broadway.
OcrAwfc HOUSE WITH ABOUT TWO AcREs OF
lana al Cony fnand viii be sold positively NJ public anc
Son Juiy IL At i'm IN The ve~ouc ~ he Cty Hall bruS
vn a tW NAV remain bond md mof'gage pqMre o.
d O. III wfNSfOw, attorneys No Oonrt sree oroosEn'
mo SELL. EXCHANGE OR LRAsE--A THREE STORY
Mrh stomp, brr~n Stone honse on Murray hs ps'ex'o
Price BIO $500 remain vii tate cash nlurrs or
roos sspemen, Il. RRAnLEH, IA Broadwsy or Dlhohs
HOLDEN, Pine street
VxyAxrED TO BuY-A SMALL BRICK OR FRAME
w House condition, and suitable for small fam ~
ether In New Fork immediate vicinity. Terms must
BE- very reasonable Address q. L. boz o<s Posi- occ, N.Y.
eC CE0 EACH-rwo. HANDSOME C0TrAgEs.-
HO.ZOU Oas Groom Marble hsnteh and Cong, ard.
eight Roors and -r Psnries IN zach tn crdsf s
Appp 70 r. MORGAN, pers door, o. ~ ~ budsn arss!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR PALE OR Ex-
"A change for Breoklyn or c Propsrsy soatasag 100
Iocato, miles from this city, near STANFORD conneccut;
$1,000 fa M1ICk, vi Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-08

(yOUNTRy BOARD wANTBp-BY LADY Avn sor
in pleasant and heaishsri locasscn within ey uues o.
New YORK whore they have goo, recommendation Abc
Ac Family be small and no oher barAers aten ~
Posfodce
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

E FLAX CorTos Upon Monday last, we were
srecmen of Flax Cotton, ,mauufac tured in Rhode
ani also sample of cotton print sent 10 C;pt
OF tins place Tae cotton is certain y
an article equal in all essential resnec,s tn , ro, -
tne cotton plant and the print fully equals in eness ~
texture the caieoes in use, hill. in frmn..s and
neHoy 1t seems much the superior of its cotton pl.p
predecessor. 7r P'"-
Inc patent for the manufacture of Flax into Cotton ia
'es'eu IN the firm OF Sampson & Tappan, of Bos,opn
SUI ot john Tappan is the junior member of The firm
can DC manufac ured from raw fax BY this p,o
80 as 10 be Afforded at cents per pound. TIE
pae"ees nave been offered by one firm $40 900 for
NJ. oy Company of capitalists at Salem,
setts. $40 'e Vi nassachu-
see ms that the time is coming when we car do with
cotton Perhaps the cotton lords will sti,,
want to " dissolve the Union . ~ ''- '''''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
A MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Some rash still venture upon the hazardous bus;
ness OF occasilnally representing f.
writes nader date Mqrcl s. thai tie pastor of t
nsrrgafi9nai church oi his village, in missionar,
preached few before, stated that the con
rpu'inns OF MS denomination To missionary purposes
averaged eighty cents per member white the contribu
@ 81 e netho list me nbersllip averaged only siE csn.
per nnaber Our friend seeks correction of this ate
mtnT. ~
we answer: The average contributions of The E.
10 lie cause OF missions is than times
ereater than this Congregational mas or ovee s ,a
T Ths hip of The Church, given in the last
Anhuhi minutes is e39,657, excluding prohstioners-
who are indeed not members The Iasi MissiDnary Re
port shows that the Church gave this canss from Jan
uary ist 1859 to january Ist 1862 30 or more
than 81 cents per me nber during last year
We have no means of information as to the amount
gwen oy the congreeatonaIists 1t may Be cents per
me"aper but two material facts taken IN % the
arcoInt ia such comparison: =
l: Congregationaiists comparatively small hody
~ " NUMBERS with churches mostly wns and cities
an IN the old StatAs-tha bl IF the Church in
deed, heing in the East With few very wealthy cty
cent contributions to high figure. especially where the
mssm0ershtp g is small aud the congregations large
The NJ e Church ia large body an scattered on
every coninant on the globes fer members in our
iereiSH mission stations, are included in the pen-
,rn sasnes OF the Church. 1t is reprosc 1--WE
mat We have larger proportion of the class 10
the Savior and the apostles belonged than any 9th
es In the land But Will This shows that we
are after the Apostolic o6e it should at the
same time remove all surprise if are found ttis
oenna some Old and not large denominations as to tie
OF contrbuilons to the miss cause Let
'tbe borne in irind that hundred wears ago wa nt
p'opis We NAV boldly affirm th II there is NOT in
tns nor IN any other land Church so few ysnr tbat
last year. or in any year s27o QUO for
Once We shall not stop to prove il bp, yve von
ture the remarkand challenge the attention of sncb "a
are a. to make invidios comparisons % examine
ie-that the members of the VI E Church have oiven
more for church building purposes alone the n,st Te,r
n:n was contributed by he mali for ali the
Objects 10 which they rbute. We kno that they
people OF large beneyolence and their thousand ex
ceences are not now in question ALL they should
mol disparage others who working according 10 the
Ehs 6r1,
nomination demands enormous outlays in church buj.
and In the erection of seminary and college buildings
ana TINS should be fairly set down our credit Manv
other thtogs will readily suggest themselves to
minds AID we need not enlarge upon the subject now
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
rR z E DO H.

eCoyyepondsass)
CHANGEs.-R 81. Miller has sold his farm
Z" his son, and goes to Gar.eftsviiIe.
David Scott has BOLD his farm o. D. Nichols, and
goes to windham.
Wm. N. Williams has purchased Mr.. Nichols farm.
E. Whiteomb, going to the Legislature goes to
Michigan this Spring. Success to Mr. W.. wherever he
goes. Portagr will lose good Republican, and Michigan
gain To show Mr. Whitcombs value of his vote in
the coming Presidential election he first found out the
time Of probation in Michigan before becoming citizen
he e1n vote tbere in six months. He said if such had
not heen the case he would have gone until after
election.
Many Of US in Freedom have read with shame the fee
ings of some of the townships in this County, regard
to the legislative hospitality. hope and believe that
hcssrs sedman and Squire win pay the nshp
treasury of those places that so sorey
share How eonld the Legislature have done essi Ro
hoossd wish them to- under the circumstances 1t has
done more to quiet the eonnfry all other causes
see papers E New York and Massachusert~
approve OF It. Massachusetts, paper hopes Massaciu
se Is will follow the example and invite every Leg rure
nov in session to visit them Unless our members do
som1ii"g worse than that, FOR say well done
ga3 yOu did so.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
A 7 W A t E r.

A PLEAsANr INTERvIEw On SATURDAY.. the
Sd inst the School in District No Atwaer closed its
Winter session. number of the parents and friends
OF the children we're present witness the closing exer
ei'es Among those who enjoyed the occasion, wa. Mrs
Abigail Anthony, the oldest person the district, being
This day t3dinsD 30 age fact suggested to the
nnds OF her neishhors thu propriey spending the
AZ ner house. to celebrate the anniversary of her
egn'eth birth day. Accordingly, about P. NJ, much
70 lae surprise OF Anthony many of her old riends
and acquainanees paid her visit to coneraulate her
that kind Providence had spared her life thus long
rhe evening having been spent in free interchange OF
feelings and views, the interview closed with prayer
anda Few appropriate remarks by nea. Ell zur Hinman
derived from the 32d the I9h chapter of Levitt
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

close OF THB VoLUME-Nor orfcE TO DzLIx
QUIET susscRiBERs-Next week the Sirth Volume (nev
series) Of 'he Portage County Democrat will iose-Aud
the paper win be dicontnaed to c sutscribcrs ont Of
the County, have failed pay in advance and Il, such
subscribers in the County shall 6ad 10 be largely
in arrears
affords us no pleasure 10 strike any name from our
Ist-we had much rather increase than diminish the nr
ber OF our subscbersbui exigency of the ca
choice T.
Eastern publishers have cheapenrd the price news-
papers-but they have done Il by securing an immense
circulation the sriefIy cash aduanee systea-and
County papers cannot be at the low price eh.rx
ed unless advance. at Least, payments are
strictly adhered 10 It is fact that every subscriber who
fails 70 pay bis subscription regularly each year is
he may ee perfectly responsible for the amounta greater
damage than benefit to any bseripton syetwe very
wei know, subscribers design such thing and many
sre negligent, not from choce but from toughess in.
attention.
From present appearances, shall erase many names
which we shall much to onr st-but we
hePe that all such without great delay will cheerfuy
come forward, pay up, and re-suhscribe.
We viii still make this literal Offer uameIv: AHde-
lqHsnfs he agf come promptly or,Oard and p4y up ar
rearags and one in ADVANCE Be charged only
At The rate Of dollar Gnd v gear those who
DO not sn"ose to comply v thfs liberal oife wia ex-
sseainPly with plainly published terms at the
rate of two dollars year.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
7 WIN 8 B o RG H,

The past week has been a very fair speci
men of almost ali kinds of weather. from pleasant Spring
10 dreary Winter.
Many dairy folks making active preparations fol
making cheese. The early Appearance of the ha.
materially reduced the price of feed. Cows viii
begin to arrive from he South.
Many charges taking place among the class that
rent farms During the past week, Apollcs White sold
his farm North Of the Center all his stock and farming
tools There eonsideabie competition in bidding on
cows, and they brought high prices.
The people have decided to enclose the Village Gene
terry with substantial stone fence The job is already
let, and will cost about ssOaoo.
Mr.. Samuel Dissel PRINCIPAL of Twinsburgh Institute
left last week, visit bis wife, who has been spending
the Winter with in hopes Of benefting beaIth
At accounts falling fast and Mr. BisseII wns
called from his school to attend her. The present term
closed ou the 9th, with the annual exhibition.
Mr. z. G. Parmee, elected to the Office of Jus.ics by
the Republicans during the last year. leaves for solon in
April having gone into the mercantile business rs one
Of the firm Of lockwood Hazen.
Rev. VIM. Monks, Pesior of the Methodist Church,
died on Saturday morning. March I0th aged 81
de had spent year in Twinsburgh, and was highly
respected and esteemed His loss will be universally felt
boih by members of his Church Others There will
regular services at the Methodist Church as hereto
fore.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

GOOD DENTISTRY APPREcIATRp.-Rsc can,ly
zen Renteman from Rarspna stopped for the MINI ,t
son some irends IN Huntington. Lorain county Al he IN
@ ~ lgnt ne ext acted from his mout 40, ,,r @
nunSrsu aoar iase teeth, aud laid them on cb a, h
.ns ose IN rising In 'he morning he was greatly sur
Pliseo - una that the teesr were 1lssng AEsr h,af
and ruthless search he apprsed the family of s nrsi
ana general search ensued. They were aout 70
NJ tne search IN despair, when it was
which had left the prints of feet as tbey scn
70 jar OF preserves II then decided that tho ,,
lures Then followed the tearing off of window ci
os ~ sidng &c. which resulted in Ibe r.rovs,y
,in1ed uaoe maSiiohtors They had been ca, ried nn
Notwithstanding Herald March a. @'' 'ne IDS DE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
ANOTHER Buzz SAW

ANOTHER Buzz SAW VICTIM Upon Sat.
urday, James Brooke, an employee in II and A ST.,
hub, Spoke and shingle Factory on Chestnut street h,a
tne thumb and fore finger of his left hand cut off bv
buzz saw-bcth at the knnckIe joint,
Brooke was saving out stuff hubs and as he p,,csd
oock nefore the saw, either from the position in winch !,
was paeeu' or the presence of hard smao kno, tb.
ck was suddenly jerked around in such manner TIM.
his hand was caught upon the saw. '-A'
DR.. Alcorn dressed The wound. The e,...
Putated just above the kuuclle joint but lhe hmm
though ii will always be stiff The acciden, w.. ona
which experience and extreme caution could not ,uard
against or prevent. ys 'o' = 'l u4'd
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

A FAITHFUL SUBSCRIBER Last week we
received visit from esteemed friend, Mr.. Peter
Carlton ct Msntua who called to make his annual paw
ment for the Portsse County Democrat Mr. Calson is
one Of the Oldest residents of Mautta He subscribed
'or Inc rst paper in Ravenna thirty Eve
'go-has been regular subscriber ever since to such
paper published in Ravenna as under whatever parfy
advocated the Dem3cratc Republican
Of the fathers of the Repubcand TO his great
praise be It aiw'y annually paid his suhscrpon
ana mostly In advance At present is taking one
copy OF the Democrat for himself and sends another to
ieno IN California the subscriptions of both of which
are pao N advance. No wonder such enjoys length
ored old age. We hope yet to welcome ,o nm,
many an annual visit of our venerable friend.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

EARLY PURCHASES H. L. Day, of No. 2.
Phenit B ok, is now in New York City, selecting and
purchasing his first Spring invoice of Goods Mr. D,v
is an ensrprsng business man. and is always very
oessui IN selecting rapidly selling goods His new stock
~ili be arriving in few days
x. Green, No. Phenix Block, Hat and Can penart.
en'' also in New York City. making purchases. Mr.
shs4 ABOUT adding Readymade Clothing and Mer-
s;n.s. or,ng department. to his already extensive b
!. -au "u pureliase entire new stock of Goods
In New York, for this p.rpose M, er..n -,
old Clothing stand Of c. Gseena.lder es4p''s 'A'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
The ATLANTIC. AND GREAT Wrsrra \ r,

iHEA ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTER Rail
ROAD The work on this road is ropg on yiporops,v
and the prospects not indicate any other
than that this road will be in running order m
Y & Erie junction, to Akron within twelve non,bs
from the first Of January $780, as contemplated by Mr..
Kennard, the Chief Engineer.
Dr. W. g. streator. ono of the contractors, was at the
Collins House. on Monday, and from interview with
him. we learn the route from ths New York State line
the N Y & Erie R, R. Junction has b. en- decided upon
wi os io sucn CONDITION that the laying of the rails
y .- very eAriy' prooaniy as soon as the
AA y ou aho she eroeno suiaoie for that pur
pose. | zs.E--- e-.--s .4s5ss
Large forees oi workmen have been put at work in
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
TitRrnr4 aatrlliarnrr.

cGSsEILs ILLusTRATRD FAMILY Bible will be ssued or
ine At AID 18th of ea rnoth aad will be co;upIeted
IN about hf'y parts Price, Is cents each.
The N. Y: Independent says: Mr.. John
Cssss of London, the celebrated publisher Of Know
iedie for the Million, honored by all philanhopic men
now in this city making arrangements for the Amar;
can phelirat1on of his eat Cssslrs illustrated
FH"aay Sibte From the specimens we have seen. We
nave no hesitation in pronouncng it the most desirable
Illustrated Bibe ever issued for general use In the y,
slish Language 1t is emph.tically Bible for the
people.
my be ohtai ed, at Publishers prices at the r..
VIENNA News Depot
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

ims paragraph wns crowded out last week.
WELL WHAT A WHoPPER The Cleveland
herad and Plain D,aler, of Monday evening vent.te
sensation item as follows, to wit: man named
"neaon, an inmate of the Nswburg Luuatic Asylum.
sawed nos through the floor of room in which he
as eo"nnen' large enough 10 admit of bis dropping
tnronsn 70 another partof the house, .0iA set Of
Jdse teeth taken from. his mouth foaerv ts,, y
ne was caught put back and picked the lock of hi door
oin PM lie did not get out ef the building this time
Next ne cut out window sash and shutter with bras.
ring and got out of the building he was searched every
ana no clothing but his Shirt pants and stock ngs
left in the room with him Such perform a,et. are
marvel = ~ : Aie .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

GOOD BYE. CHARLIE by announcement,
under the Local Notice head, our readers win see
chhs. Gresnfelder. The famous dealer IN Ready made
Clothing at No. Phsuix Block is about to bid farewell
to his numerous friends hereAbouts and his fms large
custom which he has been gltherng around him fo, the
past ten years. E9eryoodys sorry ses Charlie mil
mp stakes aud go away from home but if il must bs so
"ny. hers's " humping luck :" for you Charlie Nav
you i've Thousand years. and may the rnsh for sstore
clothes" continue grow larger, more interesting ana
money mixing each year = a.
'reehneder has selected Lafayette, Indiana, as his
'ocauon' Ths Hoosers will find big hear, ed good
anu 40 nonoraha deaer in the aforesaid Charlie
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
z Al D oLP h.

The weather, for the past few DAYS, has
oeen exceedingly favorable for wheat which has improv-
ed very much in appearance. Most fields which we have
noticed look fine Several Of the farmers in the ives.
part OF the township have commenced ploughne for
Spring crops.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

DR.. PRENT1oE REMOVES Attention 10 4;
70 tue Card OF Dr. Prentice in another column
haveuna This announcement, we ar. ,ure vi,, ~
WIN regret. Dr. Prentice intends locating In cl
We believe. 'n i''eAnu
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

THE LIENEAE LITERARY Soc1ErY, of MI
Union, had public exercises on the evening ~ ~, =.
upon the occasion of the close of the wntar ts,,
upon Monday evening last the Academic pepar,n,an,
sa.e literary entertainment. Mt Union collevo !,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

VALUABLE PRopERrY AT A ss,GyEE's SAFE
is directed to the sale of Campbespu,t
FIGURING and Oil Mil property Steam Engines. Sc To
capitalist desiring good business valuable prop
erty and also rare chance for bargain pres nts
an opportunity worthy of attention.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
Read in another column" The House
cleanlng Days." &c.

REVIVAL IN THE DISCIPLES Crnpc1
vESSA-The prot acted meetings which b.,. -
In tbs Church for the past six weeks c,os.a e.u
oaln evening last Thirty have embraced the otF.r =.
savah'n, and unied wirh the Church. During The tne
snas . meetings have been in progress the Pastor Rey
=. 2. Foot, has preached over sixty dscourses.
mFooIe mas preached every day during the wear 1850
save hur. from one 10 three sermons each day M
own pulpit. and elsswhsre. - "''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

Dr. r. Lyons, of Cleveland, has just is
sued In very handsome pamphlet, brief sketch of his
Life study and extensive Travels which he will pre sent
10 III VINO VIII eau upon him. on The occasion of his
monthly visits to Ravenna. See advertisement
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
n A N T o A.

Mr.. Peter Carlton has two calves Twins
eleven months old whose aggregate weight is 1862
They are beautiful red cooe and SO exactly alike that
they cannot be told apart.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

MISSIONARY Contributions OF THE NJ. f..
AND CoSsREG tTIoSAL CHURcHEs-Bv request we In
tie following from Pittsburgh Christian 4d,oea,, of
Marrh l2,b.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

OBERLN student doxTHLY FOR March
This Monh v. bean fully printed from The n-..s y,
shanklind Harmon. for March. promptly upou opr
table. Its articles show panstaking and talent and
affords quite valuable contribution to the cur ent mag
azine literature of the day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

LoRAIN CouxTx NEws. .-Messrs. Sbankland
q harmon publishers, propose TO issue new weekly
paper, entitled as above Obern Loran Coun.v ana
declare their intention make it, sin all respa.s
I'VE pper-and best OF all Republican in principle and
i" emo Success 10 our excellent young friends the
Publishers. 6 E1rs E ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

PRoTRAcTED MEETING AT ALLIAxcE-Rev.
A. D. WAyof tho Disciples Church, -fora.erly of saal.
ersSile In this County hut residing Canton Stark
County Is holding very Interesting successful pro-
iranted meeting a, lisnce
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

The Fl st coInn contains the DAYS of the month
the second the height of the mercury in the Barometer
In in'hes and Ihoussridihs; observed at A. NJ P
and T. W. Then I"oF the corresponding readings OF
Lerinometer attached to the Barometer the
External Thermometer, ID finally The winds rain Sc
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

Our stock of II a W Is. we venture to
say, can't be beat Bay STATE immense pile. Brocha
long aud square. Stella, with Fancy Brocha Borders
al styes Aso,a pile OF Gents shaws prices
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

The Honse Cleaning Days have come -
read in another column
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
VIE keuhiIcans of Randolph will meet the usual
place OF holding elections, Friday Evening the
aosh of March, Al O'clock, to ncminae candidates for
the varnu townsh offices. and to other mpor
tant business Let every Rpu lcan try and re present
-remeruber az tue 'IrrepTesSibl- Confct- between
free ahnr and Slave labor f be settf the ballot hex
LIT every man who Is in favor of triumph OF FIRE
labor prepare for the ct Remember that the slave
posts. i " ~
BY order of TIP Com.
WN- H. BETTEs se-'y pro tem
March IL. 1860 3W din
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
A. B. GRIFFIN. sec,y.

ibe House Cleaning Days have come r
read in another column. sai s5--. f--.l.=
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

OF the Officers and Students nf Western Re-
serV' college TO the Academic year 1859 60
The Faculty and Instructors of this vaIua
Die and useful Institu ion consists of Rev Henry
diteh:5ck D. President, and Professor of Christian
Ine"osy; Rev Clement Long D. D Instructor in Nor
=. iosopny and Political Economy; ng Cassells,
M Ii. D.. Lecturer Chemistry and Ma ursI Histo.
ry; Nathan p Seymour, NJ. A.. Professo of the Gresl.
ana Latin Languages; Charles Young M. A., Profa.
sor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy; Edwin
Gregory NJ A Instructor in the Grammar School. I'd.
win w Childs, B. A Tutor.
The aggregate number of students in the College is
stated in the following summary:
g
r., -
.-SoHAeii'' '''........ ................H
Man,hsrs c go. q =. -. : g. ''..'.......... 49
'''''.''.'..'..... 90
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
Coon BYE Cg.R,IrLR. .nn,,n.o

"The House Cleaning Days have comep-
read in another column
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

Black and Fancy SILKS-an entire new stock
we think we can offer Inducements in these goods
are unsurpassed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14

LAT 40 lS Lon. $40 ~ Height above sea, 1887 feet.