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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

TIE THIRTY-sIxrH STREET TRAGEDY.-Miss 10
sphnt C. Lyon, the young lady who attempted sui
eide Sunday night at the house OF MI Griffith No.
22l West Tbirty erect, by shooting berself with
revolver ia ling very fest last evening, aud her
medical sae dsDts ociOed to the opinion that she
could not survive until morriDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

The CITY CoURT.-This Court was formally opened
yesterday morning by the Mayor and Supervisors
Eamss and Kirby, and then adjourned. Tee trial Of
Jury causes will commence Monday, the 18th inst.
The calendar is a heavy one, numbering nearly one
hundred causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Gen. WAsHINGTOS BARROW Of Tennesseeis in the
city, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and will address the
citizens of New-York on Thursday evening As he
is 10 fpeak against thTeefonrths Of his old Wing
friends az in favor of Fusion with and a triumph
for biz and our life long adversares, cannot wish
him success, but we bespeAk for him patient and
courteous hearing
CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.-A meeting Of the Club
was ca led last evening, al their rooms, No. ~
Broadway As the streets outside were fall OF w de-
Awakts Sir. DRAPER said he presu ned all the WIDE
Awakes preparing for the demonstration OF to-
day
JHAuEcEY SKATER, ESQ.,, made a few remarks.
he thought there was not much need Of speaking,
the copes was virtually decided. Some businees not
I ept cial importance was transacted and the Club
diUurntd 10 Wednesday Of next week.
Last evening the Fourteenth Ward Wide-A Awake
Club held smother enthusiastic meeting More names
we're added to the ALREADY very large roll The club
were p,esented with a very beautiful blue silk banner
bv the ladies of the neghbJThOod friends OF Dr. Water
man The present atIOn speech was made by Mr.
Fr,pkeubfimer of the Eighteenth Ward, and respond
ed 10 by Mr. John Fitch the President OF the cluo
The remarks Of both gentle called forth much ap-
pause This club eyinces a spirit unlocked Tor IN u
waId heretofore kno an se the Gibraltar OF Democracy
and gives Lopes If an immense vote for Lincoln and
Hafnn.
The Seco nd Ward Wide. Awakes had q spirited meet
ing At their aFmOry No. 293 Pearl street, Monday
evening A splendid banner was presented 10 the
Club by Mr. Rice, on behalf Of Lofn Plner, esq
the President of the Club. Gaerdon Robins ma Ia a
neat speech in accepting the banner, behalf of the
ClVb, This clab il in good working order, and will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

The Anerican Geographical ssa Sta isti''i Society
Win NEE, on Tnrr day svsniug, wh TIE Rev. D'.
Tn ppson win read pspsr on TIE tribes OF Mount
lie az on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

A new solJsC,iOa of Songs f'r the Great Cam
ysgn # 1850 " comprising th words and music rOr
several popular sirs, has been prepared oy u W.
Civic, 'snd is sold by A. B. Burdick' ana al ihh
YRlpuNE 0ffCe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

ALHAsAO.
SuD-Rises.5 So SEA-. 5l aoon-Rses.. 7;Of
HIsn
Sandy Hook 917 Gov Island. 10 o. He'll :42
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

KIsss CoUsTY CIRCUIT Court CALEsDAR.-
WEDsrsDAY oCr 8Nos % 70 16 l9 a. u, 49, "a, Is %
q, 28, 81, 90, 81, 3s, 80, 10, A. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
Spoken,

Sept 80 by pilot boat Mary Taylor brig Monticello 0Oysn',
nom port az Prince loT Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Passengers Arrived
brig ~ Den,on, from ParaJohn Te!em Of Read
Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

Masonic NOrrCE The members Of the National Lodge No.
reby notified meet AZ Ro1n 10 Odd ftl
lows Hall u - dsy TO aene the fn-r, deceased
Brother ERTHEMEEh which 10 ase place At tbs
o. h'''A 'D0 ''''As' g. GfLBERT wM
p s-Members Of the fraternity respectfully invited.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

CaFPeting, good stock at low fig
ures Oil Cloths, of different patterns, ~, 81,
and "a, cheaper than ever. 20 --- q --s-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
MA.NTuA

3
About nine years ago. a few soang men in
the west part of This township beinsesroas of rang
more books than ieir Halted means oud allow fhel
to purchase Individually, formed themselves
~ known the Nssr Msntua Library Association and
commenced regular meetings with than one hundred
-oumes. Since that time The Library has steadily in
creased the meetings, which held monthly in
and wnler. and semonthly in spring and summer,
egnlarlJ attended, and the association numbers
nearly fifty members, and has nearly four hundred vol
ulnes Vt valuable books. The bidding the meetings
for the choice Of books is often quite spirited and
siderable raised in this way for the purchase Of
new books This association, unlike many smilaro ones
has never shown any symptoms of decline.
A young sirI from neighboring township whiIe re-
Gently employed, few weeks, help IN rsspeets-
ble family taken III during the night Some of the
family aroused and gave some sim pie medicine
and being told that the ewmpini nothing unusn
a and suspeeting nothing zrong again retred In The
morning at late hour the girl appeared in the Kitchen
and Immediately inted She promptly cared for,
and phJsieian called, who after taking the diagnosis 6f
the easr requested to be conducted she had
occupied during the night. here after dgent Search
the body Of rIiborn infant was found in the girl
trunk The girl has the sympathy Of the intelligent
pubaie willis her seducer. (who il known viii receive
part st least of The and contempt that he Justly
deserves. srs7a5ss.z < q alaT sllss< +
The Republicans Of this township writes an inteii-
gent correspondent generally disposed to grum-
pc about the appropriation By our legislature of the
sum necessary for defayiDg the expenses Of the visit
from the Legislature Of Tennessee and Kentucky, but
rather regard Ii refreshing, in these days Of partisan
strife. toses anything done to faternal
feeling among those Of diversified political prineipea
while tsy look upon slavery great sorial and polif-
ical evil they woud atm regard the savehnldsrs of the
Southern states entitled to all the respect due to ci
zens Of common country, and are always happy to
show them the fruits of excellent way, and not
withstanding the many imperfsctons which huns n
nature Is snij Jet. they still RENE nber thai,
"A ran's man for q that
/. reported that Dan winche whiiom of this town.
ship and somewhat notorious this part Of the county
and The region around abeut here, has Been urdered
[see account IN another coIumn.]
We informed that Thomas Plum has sold his farm,
sitnsed in the part The township and consisting
Of thirTthee acres J. N. Taylor for one thousand
dollars.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
AsaAuIr upos OFr1cER Mu4ER

2 Assault UPON OFFICER MILLER By AN Tn
SANE MAS-Upon Wednesday last Chas. b. Northrup Of
Nelson, made assault upon officer Samuel Miller Of
Rayenna who was serving process for bis appearances
before Probate Judge Lyman, insane man, thai
Guardian nigh. he appointed his property aad affairs
for the benefit of his family. s4 So t15T -sise -
Eorthrup was at first inclined to be quiet, but when
alone with the officer, attempted kick bile and strike
him; but was prevented from doing any injury After
wards in the presence Of two persons the reeas
ed bis hold upon Nnrhrup, who watching for moment
when he would mot be observed cealt the officer blow
upon the left side of the cheek with ell his might.
Judge Lymsn appointed John B. Bolton of Nelson the
Guardian and Northrup permitted to go at large
He bis been at the Newburg Asylum. and it is question
whether not 1t s proper fer him continue at arge
From what gather of his conduct we should say not
At the recent term of Court application was made
by Mrs Nor'hrup for ali nony-a petition for divorce be-
ing pending, we believe At that time he conducted
himself in such that the Court set aside the
petition on the ground sf insanity.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

L,
4detofs DemoSdt' sEaa3t7l-5, - e,at 7a3
!. Ali this week the city has been filling with
deegates and visitors Large numbers come here for the
6rst Time and expect returning their wives
and neghbors, to tell them of the wonders of the cap-
tai City. ~ Az 45331 lEJ&F
On assembling Thursday mnrrlng in Odeon Hall, the
vast assefnblage revealed It's character imediaelys
3tangers observed to and the knowing potfve
y asserted that intelligent enthusiastic lot uen
were never convened. -5t,ef
Zone voice. one mind inspired tho threng :" - z s
The loud voice and commanding figure of Mr. W.T.
Bascom marshaed the delegates by districts into
their appointed seats Gen. j. T. Worthington was call
ed to the Chair, Introducing himself by sayins Dele
gates and citizens of Ohio We met to give express
sion to the great principles Of Republcansm and The
election of delegates at large Chicago Convention
We here to .he between Free and Slave
Labor. Goheers Russia has already taken its stand
for Free Labor Let follow the ilustrious example,
follow it wisely and truly to the end.s [Cheers.I
The Secretary called for the of the members on
the Committee Credentials. on Permanent organiza
tion, and on Resolutions. During the call of the roll,
great sport from the almost inaudible and unntel
gibe responses, compelling the President repeat the
the Committee in district eighteen: H. Mckinney
Cuyahogs Falls, Credentials. F.M. Brown, OF Mas
sion on Permsient Organization, and J. A. Garfield Of
Hiram, Resolutions. Convention then adjourned to
two o'clock P. M.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

LIEUT.. HAzEE, q. Sit is said that this
accomplished young officer Is about presented with
sword by The citizens Of San Antonio, Texas for his
gsllantr exhibited in Iniaa warfare 6n the froutsr
II, has been the commandant In many Indian battle.
during the last two three years. by adroness
and bravery has come off victorious each contest He
has 50 severely punished the hostile Indian bands as 10
give comparative safety to the frontier Inhabitants hence
tns proposed compliment of sword presentation. In
Of his and most hard fonybt en-
It was reported by telegraph he had been severey
roundsd. bnt in giving Of The se. tine San
Antonio papers taed to confirm the report We concud.
ed shefeors that cur heroic young friend escaped min
jund.
f Lieut. Hazsn native Of tis County, our ctizeus
naturally feel an Interest IN hearing manly esrino
and high position, for his years, in the service .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
.AURoRA

The Merchants in oar town are busify err
gsged in taking Inventory of their goods preparatory
to their purchases-whieli promises TO he large asa
Our farmers getting their stock through the winter
much better than they anticipated in the Fall The win-
ter has been very favorable Some are already talking
about having surplus of fodder instead of scarcity
There is sta large quantity of corn imported from the
yyest on hand 7af. s<o5si7 tsss,oss5 ~ .,7s.g
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
ADvEnr1s1se.-Discontinu;ne to advertise,

ADVERTISING. .-Discontinuing to advertise
says the Phladslphia Bulletin, is like taking down one's
and The public as such ortey NAV regard
as evidence that somsthns gone wrong which re-
quires privacy for Investigation. whae construction
msy be put upon It, the result is disastrous Now VI.
advise all readers who may fallen nto The
mon error of the season. to come their holes to
put up their signs more; and to advertise IN !.
many papers they did in the best tmes While bus,
creates adversing,t Is equally true that ayersn
creates business. 1t creates talk and stir in business
circles and reminds people that they be
leading drones' lives, though the times be dun -
even in the worst of times advertising always paws
WE'LL and the more of there is the greatsr will be the
circulation Of money, and The will be restored
condition of prosperity. sss sss4. RI kK5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

JAIL DELIVERY -on Wednesday last. sber
i'll Williams. ACCOMPANIED by Asa C. Chapman Roots.
town and s. Hefrick, Of Ravena as prisoners un.ra
escorted Lempel M. Price sentenced for murder l.
second degree and Jno Lee sentenced for Bur,o-y
Columbus. ouf County JAN is once more without /.
tenant.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
HEo .HAIL,S- Nau slooLM@

GEO. HALL'S New Stock -
~ Of PIAso FoKrEs, MELoDkoSs, GuI- RX
raRs ISsTRTcroN BooEs, STOOLS CovERs Dus.tRs. anf
GrrRAR SrRxGs all OF The quality and at the oest
rates. for the opening trade ls59-at Ravenna o.
RAVEN, BACON co.'s PIANOS y. Y.
Se are satisfied after thorough Investigation the
comparative merits of some ten oil the York and
BostoR makes are the most desirable Pianos market
With over so years Quet and undeviatpg effort to
produce piano without FAULT in the Judgment of Inc
most refined musicians the = :
Raven. Bacon d Co. Piano is a Gem. n
Symmetrical Beauty, a M Model of
Music without NOiseg
LIS beautifully soft and liquid greet the cultivated
ear with the most exquisite delight and the listener sell
com goes away without aging, I wish 1 had Piano
Don't buy Piano until setsed you are getting
good one Don't think that because a Piano is ehsan
yen necessarily get good ore. :
uA- GOOh ADVICEl-Have the Piano set NJ in our
parior possible-loOk at it, Try get the opinion of
good Judges Buy of responsible person as mean
home rs possible. These superb instruments furnish
20 our customers at low rates. sincerely hone
that our EFFORTS to furnish good reliable Pianos Aelo-
deons &C. viii be duly appreciated and time and money
saved.
Child & Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of ana 81 octaves very good subsi.
tute for Piano.
HALL & SONS GUITARS
very superior article, warranted,-and by the way
young ladies' and gentlemen why don't you learn play
the GuitarF Il is very convenient and fashionable in
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Corn. THE CounrEnrr1rRR.RR

COM, THE CoUNTERFBTTKR, Re A RREsTED
Sam iell Conns who ESCAPED from the Rarenna Jail
through hole in the wall, in November
rested in Memphis Tennessee, Saturday last by Dep
uty s. Marshal DF Gable, Of stsubepyille Conn Is
charged with counterfeiting United states Marshal
Gable Is on his way to Cleveland with his prisonera
These facts learn from telegraph received BY Dep
Marshal Hacket.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Ds. a. W. .WADswoRTH-Dear SIR: In November 1897.
suffered severely from Inflammation of the ewes nro.
nounced BY several physicians, sGrofulous sore eyes
tried several prescriptions given by my family nbys
clan and Others but all failed 10 giving relief Durine
the winter and spring they continued to grow
when hot weather came in the II ouid
have 60 resign my commission Justice of the Peace
AZ this time noticed card The Cleveland Plain
dealer, and induced to call upon you The resnt
has been highly satisfactory Amer taking two or three
prescriptions my eyes gradually improved ought to
have acknowledged my gratitude to you long ago. as nv
eyes have been perfectly restored thsr original
state by Your treatment If you think the above state
men OF any use to You, those similarly inflicted Won
may make what use of it you please for that end.
JOHN THOMPSON,
Dec. !, 1859. y - '~e' ~ w.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

ANNUAI. MEETING OF COUNTY Commission.
ERs-Messrs D. Carlton. g. A. Hinman, and A. Il.
Weaiherhee, the Commissioners Of Portage County,
meneed their animal session last Monday, being first
Monday in March, Their session win ye continue many
days thele is large Of to be tram.
acted. This is always true of the annual session. "
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

A ARON FERRY, . sEsTATE.-Not,ce IA here.
~ ny given that the suhsc-ibsr has been appointed
dec eased. NJ SpV ysrs q nv ~
Dated, Franklin. Feby ", 1890 fsb20 sws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Any person sending correct state ent Of the,r .vrr
eems ana encioaing $5 will have medicine adapted 10
their case, snfeient to ono mouth or 1--we weeks
them by express. Address
h. W. wAnswoRTH, M D.
r.... ...., Batavia, N. 7.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

we are requested to state that E. B. Tay.
Tor III speak at the Center Of charlestown before ts
Political Club, next Friday evening.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
new ,RALTIMoRE.

Reports from New Baltimore say that there
are several cases of Small Pox in that Village Ef3rts
are being made to prevent its spreading.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Our stock OF n A W. l. we venture to
say, can't be beat Bay State. immense pile Brocba,
lenR and square. Stella, with Fancy Brocha Borders
al styles, Also pile of Gents shaws at lower prices
than. .usual.sG stsst4sEsa 8 90 q aahiHal -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

The first eolunn contains the days OF the month
the second the height of the mercury in the Barometer
in inches and thoasandths observed at A. M P. n.
and r Then iollos the corresponding readings of
the Thermometer 0ttached to the Barometer next the
External Thermometer and finally the Winds rain, &c.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

"A FA7ED RAIL Roam CRossrhG The O.. &
P. B. r. crossing mile south of this village has been
the of more mishaps of kind and another at
time and another than any Rail Road crossing known
10 the writer hereof or that Experienced individual the
travelling public! We have heard it said any
was all to blame for this nl-luek-but we think it
would be improvement If the dooryard fence 'front.'
Of Capt Russeirs were entirely removed. few days
ago. Mr.. t. P Gilman approaching this crossing,
his horse became frightened the signal of swiftly
passing rain The horse wheeled broke the buggy,and
broks from It and Tho next day, Mr.. Marcus r.
Speman and N R. Collins, of Roostown, coming up to
the crossing just train whistsd It's approach their
horse became unmanageable turned short aroundpped
out the riders, and ran like mad No dsmage
In this instance, but il very fortunate escape It
was only Last summer that Jas Wright of Roo stown,
had his leg broken at this crossing is unable to use
the injured limb in walking, yet
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
MARCH 3 lSeO
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

Black and Fancy SILKS-an entire stock.
We think offer Inducements in these goods that
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
IN Jewelry Store /!
S&as VA UTROT 6 BROTHER
Importers of watches,
WATCHES And JEVELRY. !!

the latest and most fashionable style Silver and plat,
eu ares and all articles usually found in weree,,
ateo JeWelry Store. As receive our goods dirsc,
rom the manufacturers in Europe we are enahed 70
sell them nc rates that defy competition We have On
hand large assortment of the celebrated Per.ss;.
Scotch Pebble Glasses. Nv Old Gold and Silver rsfrn
IN exchapBe Tor goods Watches and Je,yelry carsf,i
repaired and warranted. ALI GooDs WARRANrEp TO NJ
As nEftLsnSrEp. FAUTROT BRO,
hugoI No. Pheuix Block,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
The Mode Of E1aninas.on

Pursued by Dr.. wADswoRTH is very simpls, and
en rey and by il disease of any inerna vi tai
organs is in very few minutes detected with fciltyan
certainty and without asking the patient question OF
having the least previous knowledge of the case.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

.a t tBtlC
Cloths, Casaimeres and Vestings, an endless
variety Any wanting ANYTHING in this nns win do
well to examine stock. i'f > 1stC
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
aerzoR9LoaIcAL oBsERvAT oNs

ii Rsste1 Reserps CoSe Hrdsga rsPorted scekiy for
tse Portage ooatafy Ds~ocrat
b C. A xUgsG.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
1850. APRIL = 1869.
"A PPOINTJM ENTS.
u LII - Wifi ; = tl4-4
PROVE .aLL THINGS!
DIR. n. w.. WADswoRTH
EgA Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

1' falI.1 -Is--7 Gun Dc coaslttted ds joZIoos:
Cleveland JohnsSn House, Monday and Tuesday, Apri
8 ami 10. -
Ravenua, Collins House, Wednesday April IL
Alliance. Nixon House,
Canton, franklin House. Thursday. y........April IL
Massillon. American Hotel. Friday,..-.- :" l3
Wooster. .Crandars Exchange Satrdy & Sundy I41s
Fulton American Hotel, Mondsy......... .....st Is
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday ........... ..... II
Cuyahoga Falls, American Hotel, ,.............. Is
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION Or ADVICE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Child & Bishops Melodeons.
TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
A Piano. MeledeOn or Guitar

OF GEO. HALL, RAVENNA:
1st M Hall is acknowledged to the oldest dealer In
on an extensive scale IN the United Sates and
has kept pace with all improvements the nstru-
ert originated, in the year 1876. - :
End He has always dealt the best the
and BY close observation and pains taking is enabled
to judge critically Of the ir Comparative merits.
3rd Mr. Hall has a;Ways furnished instnument. AT
facturers
4th He delivers instruments when desired, and guar.
5th By his method OF dealing the ual amount paid
for clerk hire and store rent ia saved the purchaser
9TH Instruments are received and perfect, with
out having been set in rooms, and pounded upon
unpracieed hands usually the case with those bo
from ware-rooms in cities
7th. The purchaser exchange ins trunept for
higher priced one, any time within year. by paving the
difference in the regular prices of the Instrume
Sth The purchaser OF Melodeon, wishing Piano
can change time within two years by paying the diff
fereuce only in The prices of the two Old Pianos
and Melodeons also takea in exchange for new.
9Th Mr. Hall gives full directions when the instrument
iaken in relation to its proper course
Of study to ensure a good player.
10th Mr. Hall proposes heretofore, keep the best
the market Affords and to stand high in is
dealing fairly with his customers in his line
he ~RAn s=
portion down. and the halance in 8 and 6 months.
q TWELVE SN.EW d BEAUTIFCL
Styles of Meodeons of fine rosewood finish, varying in
price from is to $50 dollars. - fA9f-f2H 10Y q
ELETEW STYLES - q
VI Pianos Of desirable Prtterns mostly uctave of tone
surprisingly lovely and bought upon the pruprietors
Or INFERIOR
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS.
Mr. Hall has sent Instruments TO most of the Southern
and western States and CaDadas Persons may order
Mr.. H with much confidence and satisfaction as tho
they were present TO SELECT Ia 4srl
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED:
EaAu 10ur
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

LAT 40 ly Lon ~. Height above sea. i,s7 fse.-