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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
RAN DOLP Il.

The disease prevailing to some extent in th,
west potion Of this township some little time since a
nearly disappeared. There wore but three deaths
ted as caused by it.
The Methodists have held series Of evening neetur
during the last two weeks the fruits of which are
al hopeful conventions.
The Randolph Mite Society met at VIM J. Dodpe,s o,
the 26th nlt. Some Hfty persons were present. Tn,
eontrbutions were quite liberal They adjourned {,
meet Al channey Harmon's In four weeks.
Literary Societies have been organized in most of TN
School Districts. They all well attended and quit,
an interest 10 manifested BY members Ifthe seutmen
promugated In discussions and Essays read before te,
socsties any index to what public sentiment will be
ten or twenty years hence Dongees had better begin
to emigrate.
The District Schools well aite1ded this ziuter-
Some of them number sixty scholars They bay,
been thus far conducted In manner which gives eeper
al satisfaction. 1850
Frof koot gave qeite Instructive and entertaininc
Lecture at the Disciple Church. on the evening Of tbe
zist uis Bis subject Electricity and Maruesism-
he gave numerous experiments during his lecture one
q "nicn was the amusing experiment of the magic
slipper, which caused erriment and viii be lung
remembered BY youths who were anxious to try il
or. s. FH AAt f-tt s.ts ~ a = :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
DEATH OF Mrs. ELEANOR MYGATr. - Th

O1n15fd f0IloWfng :
Mrs. Eleanor Mygatt, re1ct of Comfort g. Mygatt died
in mi village Monday evening, b, after illness
from the mornlns Of the rs; day of the enth In the
SSrd year Of her age Inrmites physical and mental
before her kt sickness, were lighter than usual.
she was born In Danbury. Connecticut, and arrived
with ner husband and family in Canfeld the 7th day
o. July, 1907 She was the moihsr By previous mar
rage Of Jarvis Stiles, of Medina County, and Henry
stiles, of Warren, TrumbulI County.
She was admitted member OF the Congressional
Church on the 18th Of May 1914 by ths Rev Mr. Han
ford, now Of Tallmadge, the oicaling Ciergynan with
aix other applicants OF that number, including Mr.
ndes he duties that Providence, BY Hs dispensation
The oaciating oerRymen at ths funeral were the,ev
Mr. MArchs and the Rev. Mr. Hammond. Mr.. March
commented on the 18th verse of the ii6th Psalm:
Precious in the sight of ths Lord Is the death OF Hil
Santa, sss-i . 80 = - - - = - -
Kind and asctonate females resorted to her room as
soon e ner condition known to them and as far a
possible aeviated the sufierings Of their friend and
Their generous services duly appreciated
tives and friends = - ~ s.-N.''oe ~ e 'eA 1s1 os
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
RsvryAL IN AkRos.-We take the following
from the Beacon Of ,t,e 10th m. =

Ior seveia weeks there has been an unusual religious
interest," manifest IN the NJ T. Church In Akron 90 much
20 tnae special religious services seemed to h sTs1a
70 meet the needs Of nquirers and the Chrc Meet-
therefore been held nearly every eyenig gr
two weeks past, and they have not oIv vIi
ed nut have been fruitful in about fifty hopeful
slons ne deep and earnest interest still continues
any bot rather the interest OF thoughtful CONVICTION
stimu,nting 20 prayerful. personal inquiry.
On last Sabbath, forty persons converts made
pubic profession of their faith and received a.
precautionary members OF the Church.
Rev Mr. eIubbs, Pastor in charge has been most nde
egaoIe and IN constant pastoral abors it may be said
mosI emcient. he has had the aid Of DR. Earl, who's.
mind and feeling pefvading the Church. =
Ths Akron Beacon Of the 26th uIt saws:
The interest in the Methodist Episcopa Cbur.b b.,.
s unabatsd and rather Rcreusng The attendance poI
the relgous seryicea Is large; times than n,
church edhce will seat, and the asles FREQUENTLY
thronged with eaFLest listeners More than thirty yer
received into probationary membership Sunday last
lhs. .lasG=. Il 4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
RIsvrLLE.

In the report of Missionary Churches on
the Western Reserve in the Congregational Christian
Herald we find the following in reference to Parisvile
this County -
(Weshl-some religious interest An interesting re-
nyai o. Temperance. They held sort of Temperance
esiotion and added thirty volunteers to The
naS nave no church organization The present incum
nent seems to do the work Of evangelist calling men
repentance and allowing them unite with the or-
ganizations already established. . -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

An exchange says, lawyer in Lowell hav
ing found ninety live dollars returned the money to the
owner Our cotsmporay says,he act may be honorable
and honest, but It is exceedingly unprofessional.
herrister friend elbow, to whom we referred
the matter for legal advice says that the newspape.
critic is wrong, the act eminently pro- isssiona
NOR 4 be.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
s6 CLINTON PLACE,
HEw YoRK Dec OF 1870

SAMuxL HALLETT, Eso.-Dear SIR: In answer to YOU
questions to the bonds disposed of in Europe and tn
Great Western Railroad have say that with the sail
Of bonds already msde sufficient funds provided
complete the line to Akron o. that being the point
New York & Erie junction. = :
should no further bonds be sold che security win BE-
perfect FOR the bonds Issued. Inded with the Cleveland
Akron connection, it Is in reality thoroughly com.
pefed line ahordng the only facility for passengers and
freight from these points TO New York without break Of
guage Ny impression is that the parties nterssted dc
not intend to issue any further bonds portion Of
the line competed they of opinion bal
aDee Of the bonds will then command premium. an
prepared to commence the work with rails and rnoaey
and shall do SO at an early day.
The hrs nortgage bonds will be ample for the compile
ton Of the entire line. E,.-l@... ! =, -
reman, yours, faithfully, fkt ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

We tender our acknowledgments for
beautiful Fruit Basket. from the Ravenna Candy Manu-
factory The Basket is made entirely Of Stick Candies
Of different varieties, and is altogether an unique very
Handsome, and very saosst article.
The Mandatory il now in full blast. Tha Proprietors
have ihs services Of e1persnred and every
way competent Foreman, and y the nae Of the best Of
materials are enabled to turn article OF candies,
o. tho worry Arst class. Purchasers would do well TO
take notice. ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

Interesting from Washington.

FRIDAT.-crrat exeitement-sss Congressional pro-
eeedings. The Democrats voted for an Amsrican-ars
mad-say they cheated-eeld-dispatch says, 1thsy
are defeated The de-
sire Of the Democrats to defeat Mr. Sherman has sent
the arrow to their own hearts.
sATURDAY.-Republcans cauc1sed-sberman with
drawnPennington minated. His election considered
certain.
Smith, of N. c. is Intensely southern-in favor Of .
Slave Code and Proserbes citizens Of foreign brh-s
in favor of not less than ten years naturalization
MoNDAY--Interest and excitement painfully intense
An immense crowd in the House-doorways, Hobbies,
galleries wedged fn-she ladies' crowd the floor of the
House. Davidson made motion TO clear the floor
several mOtionsd that the ladies be permitted to remain
No Speaker on Monday.
Mr Sherman, in eloquent and manly speech. with
drew his name. Amidst the most intense excitement
three ballots were taken, follows:
1st. Whole number Of votes, 234-necessary to q
choice 1is. Pennington, ls; Smith. ofN c. lis; scat
tsring, 6.
2nd-Whole number 2s2 necessary to q choice III 4;
Pennington lis; Smith ll3; Davis, of Ind, 2; Allen
Bocock 5.
Third ballot same as second.
House adjourned
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
TAI DIG E /.

The Central Christian Herald. in regard to
the Missionary Church in Tallnldgs, Summit County,
has The following: ed
(Weish}-We are glad to hear that their pecuniary
cfeumstances have improved since the ast We had no
doubt they would The patient spirit of the people was
me earnest Of It IN speaking of these pecunary
have grown rich, but that they work and can
port preaching that is their simple notion Of pecuniary
prosperity
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

YE PARIEET OALLsrH YE CHILB.-Passing
down street the othsr day, overheard an anxious
Mama calling her child who seemed to enjoy playing
ssls doWa hi rather than obeyiug the can OF duty
lore Liz a-bath Ellis r,buth II Beas,
ye ycng hssis II Reaching in regular gradation The
eestatic ef egsctionats emphasis
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
One Word to INV Old Pafrons,

TFEEL confident that stI Goods to YOU as cheap
as any person in your County, and hereby pledge
nyie to do So aud pay good prices for Produce
as any market this side of New York win warrant.
On the first of January, $780, intend commence
selling goods for ready pay exclusively EsT y { 4
have lately made large additions to my former stock,
so that call II complete and have reduced the whole to
really pay prices feel confident can give good
bargains 10 customers they will feel Dip to ask.
cali the attention of BUYERS to examine aud
msjudge In this matter Goods delivered after the above
date he settled for delivery Especial bargains
ceped, and in future intend motto that wH not
be undersold. j. BELBikG
Randolph, Dec %, 1859. jan4-tf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Iitrrarg sutpIliasnrt.

TEE HoMl MoNTHLy: A Household Magaz;n. adi,.a
by Mrs. r. E. G. AreyPud Mrs C. a rsid..,issa sus.-N
Terms, $3.50. Buffalo, New York r
The January and February numbers Of this
elegant and useful publication upon our table,
purer moro elevAtng style Of literature Is lot furnish
ed by any Of onr numerous aud ropaar periodicals
1he Home Ncuthly, In an eminent degreeoombines uiil
y and entertainment and serves in peculiar senss to
smend the and the heart Is worthy
of the widest possible circulation.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Senator Garfield and Representative

-S-1-so1 UoI notu ouu NC soPtoF6HIAtIFo5Oq squirt
ana ssdman returned home spend the last Sabbath
the Legisature having sdiouned over to Tuesday We
had the pleasure Of brisf interview with the last
cd who Is In good health and Spirits is confdsut Of the
election of Mr.. Chase to the U s. Senate is in sor Of
short aesaion and unaltsaby opposed 70 an adjourned
sssniOn-and So also happy to know ara his col
lsagues. s4 :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
=, ~ .I..s : s.siG;s 4 Ssa, ss,"'s ArrAoHnnrr.

! BEFORE A.V. Jewett, J. p, of Aurora Township.
IL P'rtage County, Ohio. On the llth day of Januory
d. 1860 said Justice issued order of atachment IN
the above action for the of one hundred and eight,
| eei uoimrs tYiis oOl. @. & y. z HARMON
Aurora. January I7th, 1850. jan25-3Ws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Alvan Seward, Plaintiff,
ATTACHMENT.
Allen W. Sizer. Defendant

AIlsu ". Sizers Defen iant. ~ = = "a
REFoRE A. v. Jswett. ]. p, of Aurora Township
- Portage Co. Ohio On the 1Ith of January inst q
d. lSoo said Justice Issued order attachment In the
above action for the sum of fOry-6yc dollars and seve
" V'mnH t cents. =, -. ALVAN SEWARD.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
oH wH..

On Tuesday evening of last week, the . Po
liticai Investigating Club was addressed py Mr.
Brown, of Ravenna. The attendance was not large
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

d USSELL MERRKClA,S ESTATE,-Noties
Is hereby given, that the snbseriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator on the estate Of
Russell Merrck, late of Atwaser. Portage Co.. deceased
Atwatsr, January "a. 1860. febl1sw A'' AA-DAN'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Home Insurance CO., of New York.

|
As chroniclers OF ths leading firms and institutions
which give to the city of New York it's metropolitan in
Huence it affords pleasure present to the patrons
readers of this journal the merits the Institution
whose title forms the heading the present article
We learn that the enlargement of its capital has
met with the liberal patronage deserved that
wirhstahding the active competition numerous res
Of the Fix eight MONTHS its business has largely
increased and its available resources now amount to
nearly million and half dollars. Its Published state.
ment shows list of securities of uudoubed character
and the prompt and honorable manner of meeting its
it affords. New Insurance Companies have multiplied in
ratio altogether dsproporonate the wants of the
public and in their obtain business have been
compelled to do II at low add ruinous rates. and often
times at prices far below what judicious underwriters
regard the lowest point of safety. Such competition
though it may result immediate ruin is none the
less surely mpairng their resources and unless
ed can have but deteminationthat luss to the
insured snd bankruptcy to themselves. Prudent and
sagacious this and beginning to realize more
than ever the importance of examining carefully not
only the assets Of Companies soliciting their patronage
but also the character of the business they are
doing Whs too many attracted by the eeepnes Of
the article rather than its qualify and endeavor per-
suade themselves. after procuring cheap policy in
surance that the Company will hold at least till its
expiration, the better informed merchants looking
for Insurance in Companies that only good nov
but likely to remain for longer period than the mere
term Of their policies Let business property
holders attend to their Insurance personally and exam
Inc the detailed statements Of assets and business Of
Companies asking their patronage particularly as they
do individual applieants for their confidence and they
will find no difficulty in deciding what Companies are
well conducted and reliable. Company really worthy
Of confidence is always stamped with unmistakable ev
dencs OF soundnsss and ability meet honorabIy and
airly all its engagements.
The Officers of the HoNE fully competent to con.
iuct their widely extending business the high char
cter Of Its Board of Directors gives us entire
confidence in Recommending the Company readers
every way reliable and worthy of their patronage
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Nelson Acade my,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre.
In sented to the Honor able Board of Comnissionera
OF Portage County a. their session the Monday in
March next, for the location of road in the south mart
OF Mantua, beginning the Road In the street he
tween lots and II Of the Village Mantua Station ard
tion to the Village of Mantua Station the man of which
this day sent to be recorded in the Records of Portage
County Thence west in the direction to he old
open path thence westerly to the County Road az
the foot of the hill east of the house of J. M Folser
Mantna Station. Jan. q, 1861. fcbI-4W
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
against ATTACHMENT

REFoRE a. v. Jeweit, ]. p, of Aurora Township
Portage County, Ohio. On the 1lth day of JanuarT
d. 1861 said Justice issued order of attachment in
sne above action tor the sum Of dollars and
nity-elgnt cents lS4g 5S) G. G R. HARMON.
Aurora January 17th, 1860. jan25-sw* = y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

HORATIO N. SMITHS ESrATFs.-Not,cs
Is hereby given, that the snbsoriber mas barp an
pointed and qualified rs Administrator on The estaa If
Horatio N Smith, late of Mantua Portage Conn,x A.
ceased. VIII RI ~, , ~ oIn.y, ~! uo-
MHniHa, January 9TH, A. D I9CO j.niIrs1
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Dec. J, 1859. - .l...l.sL =. - ~

ANY person sanding statement Of their sy,np
and enclosing S. will have medicine adapted 10
sase sufficient to last mouth or i've
tiiem by express. Address 3 $50
b. W. wApswoRTH, D.
: ra..s, ,..,..... Batavia, n. Z.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

4 Ds-Cows. Steers, Oxen. Young Cattle.
Hor.. aorses or Colts in exchange handsome Two
At the CoIlin & ~ so9a repair Apply to the subscriber
Jan. 1e, 1860. J.w wI11soN
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
GEO. HALL's New stock@E

lGEO. HALLS New Stock
~ Of PIAEo FoRTEs, MEEoDEoSs, Gui-
TARs. lNsrRncrloN Books SrooLs Gowns n1,,zr,S g
GUITAR STRINGS all of the best quality and at the Io,..,
rates. i0r the opening trade lS59-at Ravenna O.
RAVEN, BACON & C1.'S PIANOS Nv
are satisfied, after thorough Investigation into tb.
merits of some ten of the best New YORK
'ostnS makes are the most desirable Pianos In narkef
with over SO years. quiet aud undertaking effort to
produce piano without fault in the iudement of ,bs
most refined musicians, the - '"e
haEens Bacon & Co. Piano is "A Gem, N
symmetrical Beauty. a Model of
Mus1c Without Noise
us soIt and liquid greet the
ear win the most exquisite delight and the listener .eI
% a1ln goes away without saying, Il wish had Piano
Don't buy Piano until you setised Won ar. etiro
good one Don't think that because Piano is css.s
You necessarily get good ore
1A- coon ADVICRi-Have the Piano .et M, &, -,
paror possibe-look at it, Try it. get the Opinion Of
good judges Buy of sponsible person On nesI
uoe as Possloe. These superhinsiruments we furnish
70 our customers at low rates. aud uss sincerey bone
ateur eHores to furnish good reliable Pianos Meo-
saved. - W e anu money
Child d Bishops Melodeons,
great variety of and G1 octaves, very good subs,i
tue for Piano. e O"'i
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
very superior article, warranted d-and by the way
young ladies and gentlemen, why don't YOU learn to NAV
the Guitar: II is convenient and fashionable in
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
John cummin.. Plnintif.

s1OuH OuIIIHiHA, FIantih, u = y Y
I, .s..s,... .s.' against SATTACrNrvr
William P. Dickinson Defendant
(HFoRE William Fl Bettes, Justice of the prace Of
- Randolph Township Portage County Ohio On ths
Ih day Of January ssO said Justice Issued an order Of
In the above action for the sum of one hmm.
irsd and sixty Eve dollars John cIT,snlTNS n uT Su
Randolph January 18th. 1860. jan25-sws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RA1LwA..
The following from the English Engineer Of this Road
has been published: J
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

REMEMBER De- Dellenbaugh will he in a.
Tendance as follows Ravenns Collins House. February
goth; Garrettsvile, Norton House, Feb. 9Th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
1850. February and March 1860.
A PIP DIN TMENTS.
& PROVE .ALL THINGS!
DIR. h W. WADSwORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

Cdn b. consulted as follows:
Rayenna, Collins House. Tuesday Wednesday Feb 2s-2o
Alliance Nixon Bouse, =
Canton, Franklin House, Thursday. March
Massillon. American Hotel. Fridsy,.....- re-
Wooster .CrandaPs Exchange ,Satr rdy & Suudy "A
Fulton, American Eote, Monday y............... S
Akron, Empire House, Tuesday ........ ,
Cuyahnga Falls American Hotel, ,...., ,, 2F
Cleveland johnson House, Feb 26 and IT. and March 9Th
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
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NOT1CE.-A petition will be presented to the Com.
1N missoners Of Portage County March lst 1860, to
vacae All that portion of road lying nsrh Of within ten
road which is located in Freedom and Hrain ntersect
ing the diagonal road leading from Drakesburgh 10 Gar
rettsse the house Of Percvai HawIey ad ruuaue
north and course, intersectng the road
eadng from darretsvile to the township line between
Freedom and Hiram, near Il . house of John UdaII
February l, 1850. Avs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
ISpalding's Prepared Glue.
INDISPENSABLE IN EVERY HOUSE.
ESPALDLNGs PREPARED GLUE

Meets al emergencies and no household can aurd to be
without H. 10 always ready and up to the sticking
point There IL no longer necessity Hmpug ebairs
spintersd ysneers hsadless doils broken Cradle
just the axicle for cone, she'll other Ornamental
work. 60 popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
Tbis admirable preparation s used cold being chemi-
cay held In solution. and possessing ali the Valuable
Qualities Of the best cabinet-makers glue 1t may be
more adhesive
NB-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price rs cts
BUY A BOTTLE,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
The Impending Crisis Of the South |!

FNHE supply is not equaf to the demand First come
first served. few copies nrv, just received for
Dec 10. sale Rt the RAVENSA BOOK STORE.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Local Notices.

A choice and elegant assortment Of Valen-
tines have been put display at the Ravenna Book Store
Fancy Bazaar See advertisement.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01

AAOusos rCO 20 anu "a, ana March 9Th
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION Or ADVICE
The Mode of Examination
Pursued by Dr. wADSwORTH is very simple. ana
entirely new: and by disease of any the internal al
organs Is in very few minutes detected with facility and
certainty and without asking the patient question or
having the least previous knowledge of the case.
Those Suffering from Chronic Disease,
OF any description be assured that their cases win
% treated falrly and candidy and they will be
couraged to take medicine without nros
places IN Ohio and New York, regularly the last two
years. and can furnish patients with any amount Of ev
dence IN regard to his skill and qualification. He viii
vsit the above places once in five six weeks for one
snus gving those who consult him. opportunity 10
continue TIL cured Those which been treated
oy osner and pronounced incnrabe, requested 10
call VIII cost you nothing to have your csse examine
ed and explained.
DR H. w. WADswoRTH-Dcdr Sir: In November 1887
suffered severely from Inflammation of the ewes nro!
hoonceo Dy several physicians, scroulous sore eyes
trleo several prescriptions given by my family nhysi
eian others, but all failed in giving relief During
the winter and spring they continued grow worse ana
when hot weather came In the Thought wonld
At this time noticed your card in Cleveland Plain
dealer, and was induced to call upon you The resuit
has een highly sstisfactory After taking to A. 49,
prescriptions my eyes gradually improved ought 10
have gratitude to You long ago "a INV
eyes have been perfectly restored their original beb
state by sour treatmen If you think the Above atate
nent of any uee to you, those similarly afic,e al ri,
may make what use Of 1t you please for that end
- JOHN THOMPSON
Justice OF the Peace, Streetsboro'. PnPtaoa r.
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LAT 40 l1. LOn ~ Height above sea, l,s7 fee,

OBSERVATIONS FOR TIE WEEK ENDING JAN
UARY %, 1850.
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The oharestOwn proceedings reached us,
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hareby given that the undsrs;cn.d h.v be r;s
ea a ADMINS rators on the estais Of Aanson BALDWIN,
la'e OF Portage County, deceased : 81 t-.,' =
a r. p. CANNON.
Ar-a-. y.- 10 ,eso @. r. HARMON.
Aurola' sa" "A, 1ooo. jan1S-5rs - n = T-.s7
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
The Paragon Burners

TILL burn all the Coal end Carbon Oils without odor
w and will not smoke. They q new thing, and
decidedly the be Burners yet invented. Call and see
them a; Gan4 fa BAIRD & WATTS.