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EWbat we're the first words Adam
spoke to Eve? Nobody knows.
EFHe that finds thing steals it if he
endeayors not to restore it.
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ONO CuLTIvAroR.-This excellent journal
Is out with its prospectus for 1860 an Agricultural
Journat not exceled by any other in the United States
1t is just what purpors to behe Agricultnrss friend
reliable and worthy Of confidence in statements and
published oxpIanatiousar more worthy of conndsncs
is it than that selsh sgOtstcal literary Ety. called the
8 Ohio Farmer. - s.
The cultvator is published, twice month. gl,Oo a
year single eopy-three copies for Sa0 six for $500
nine for $500.
Gen Harris. the editor, one OF the best fellows in
the world, genial aud sincAre
Now is the time TO subscribe.
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Chronic Diseases.

nR. I. SNYDER, the celebrated CHRONIC DISEASE
~ DOCTOR, f Rsyenna, tenders his thanks to his
numerous patrons Portage aud adjoining COunties for
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
hopes by IN practic be abba extend
his services to many who have hitherto know little
nothing of his maunee Of treatment. FES
DIR SSYDER do not, nor never has claimed Co be q
but be does claim at by many years investi.
gntou and experience in Chronic Diseasee,
in all their mntifarious forms tandencies that he
daily crin aud relieving those who have sought relief
vain elsewhere, Every know u at those Ply
scans VINO are kept guing day and night treating ute
disea,es, cannot in the common OF things treat
Chronic Diseases with the those who
make 1t th ctr whole study, AID give their whole aten-
tiun.
DR. SNYDER gives sustaining treatment in sl cases.
consequently he his patients dovE. All in
valids respectfully invited to call Consultations pri-
vate strictly confidential.
Females by the fall victims diseases peeu.
liar to their nearly a of which might be by
timely appliratiou to DIR Snyder.-dec7-lm
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WIN TER obs, ;
POi Dechsans =. Sic Fancy Merinos at ase Plain Fer
= 4 -ninn Il

501 a80a . hAns u I's'J 1aaf s19TI7 !.
! szs5.sissf a.a ssa aas5 9s
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srIESp1D AppLEs-Doct. L Collins of this

SPLENDID APPLEs-Doct. L. Collins, of this
village has left a this Office samples of apples large and
fair beautiful 10 the eye, and exquisite the
hese apples were from the orchard of Mr. c. goughtou
of st. Joseph, Michigan whose excellent fruit in the few
years past has brought him increase of some thou
sands of dollars St Joseph. fruit REGION is said not
to be by section of the United States The
fruit Is sure crop, being amply protected from frosts
We learn that Doct Collins purchased real estate
In st Joseph to be devoted fruit culture Mr.. A. j.
Donaldson of this village, has also purchased tract of
land upon which he has already planted several
dred fruit trees. ss(. = -. . @.4 y. $50
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

Last week, Samuel Strawder, E.q., left this
place will, his family, for Morrison, whiteside County
Illinois, whsEs last summer, he had opened law Office
MIS- Is an enterprising energetic and laborious man
bsr Of the Bar, and have no doubt he win spredl
take in his new home like position of prominence to-
thai which he maintained here, legal practitioner
The best wishes Of numerous friends follow him and biz
excellent family,
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] Portage County Democrat, !,
OF THIS WEEK, sais
Put up In wrappers. Price, Four Cents.

To ADvERTIsERs.-I IL becomes necessary
again to remind advertisng customers that TO
insertion for the current week advertisements be
hand in by 10 O'clock, A. M Monday. Advertisers are
respectfuiy requested leave their advertseents
he Business Office, in the Rsvenna Book Store and not
Ike them In person tothe Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

Ossian E. Dodge. the vocalist. advertises a
Concert in another column. Dodge is genius, iu-
morsi, vocalist aud possesses numerous other valued
traits of which he ten the public much better than
we can Go to the Concert. F.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

Mary Ann Hazen,) Petition fdI Divorce pending in
vs. }the Court Of rCommon Pleas for Port.
James A. Iiazen, \age County. Ohio I5F
TTNHE said JAMES Hazen will take uoire that on the
22l day IF November, D. 1859 she filEd Petit
on against him, in the office OF the Clerk of said Court,
alleging neglect OF du towards foI than
three years last ast, and payrg iir Divorce from the
bonds Of matrinony. TAYLOR & WILLARD. s'
81 dec7-6w Atty for Petitioner.
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Fo-Day.s new Advertisen,ents.


- Henry J. white-samueI Harding's Estate. =
II J. Beldng-0ne word to old customers.
e1D. Lyman, Probate Jndge-PTobate Notice.
~ Thomas r. WilIfams- sherif's Sale. ,sfi.,
u Baird & Wait-Ths Paragon Burners. Z K
bJr T. Goldstein-Great Inducements. a
HXR A. Giliett, p. M.-Letter List.
~A. Hart-Lesal Card. o5s a5s5 80 ~
- Esastus BrumAsId-Noiice in Attachment.
- rossian e. Dodge Concert. f.,.s- -
ETDr. r. J.. Lyonr-Look Here. ~ .afs, +.
( 80 a = GsPecIaL xorIcEs.1
Disease Of the Liver.
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PORTAGE CoUsrY CoNrR1puTEg 70 TIE oz,o

PORTAGE COUNTY CONTRIBUTES TO THE 0Hro
PEsrrES71ART-on Monday Sheriff williams started for
Columbus with the four convicts sentenced the ate
term of Court and who for certain deeds Of evil thus
publicly retire to condition Of life that viii be rather
private The convic;s of couuterfeiers Bluff
and Lee. the burglar Boles and the thief ounu
The fherif was accompanied by DR.. w. M Prentice H.
H. willard, Esq. and Dr. B. T. spelman, Of Ravenna,
a. prisoners guard.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

MARRIAGE LIcEasEs.-Probate Judge Ly.
man issued. during the year 1885, two hundred and twen
ty-four Marriage Licenses =.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of
Dr. R,y Lyons, in another column
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

Attention is directed to tho legal advertise.
ment of Aphonso Hart, Esq i'm another column.
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classes. RheioIcal enerc.-. take place every Friday

'eiasses Rhetorical exercises place every Frda
afternoon.
In the South wing. upon this q or 4e VI Second
ary School No. ], Miss Mary c. stuart. Teaeher.-
This room is forty by feet. TIE furni
turs in from old school rooms. This roor
ia light and has cheerful Miss Smart has bsei
eonnscted with the schools about year, and Is
station with client The number Of pupil
snroAd Is fy four the average daily a.t-ndauee Il "
The branches taught mental and practical arilhme
iic, geography. reading, writing, and spelling.
In tbs North wing is Secondary Ne >, Miss Rache
shanaon, Teacher The size of this room forty-tWc
by twenty The number pupils enrolled
fifty iour-tbe daily average attendance 6fytwo. Th
room d furnished similar % No one and the branches
taught in Il the Miss saannon has been il
the schoos only since August bot has aiready ataine
the position Of fsvoris teacher, snd far bas beel
quits successful the performance Of ts dulie
of the position.
Passing from these schoo the visitor enters the Gram
mar School Henry B. Stevens, Teacher. This room
directly under the High school of The same sizs
and has recitation room opening out of IT, The desk
in tins room new, aud differ from those in the hel
school room by having STATIONARY top; shelf under
meath being the depository books &C. The new fur
allure purchased by the Board all from the esabII.
ment of W. Chase & Son, Buffalo.
There ara eishtyour pupils enrolled in this school
- !. - 80 s.eA.S,esns
~ V .'e mins' spoink' seos
.af1s Ane '''ena. An" ar1nme1c mf. ose'en'
na. oeen connected win sne senoois 'nse
ysas Anu nienili ana aootous tsAener' ana doe'
everything but lsam for bis pupils s. fzsE7rs
lin the wings upon this hoor the Primary depart
mems In The North wing enter Primary scboolNo
one, miss Frances a cochr1n' Teacher This 'om
ana us Ae tne south wing are OF me same SIZE OF
the secondary rooms above There are no Desks IL ihs
rfamary roonstne ittie Puphs poins eaen seaten IN
sn'A = = areca' tnAl iofrne. once eon1ofsaDe ano
easy seat gives lns room qols ~ apperanes
As s''or ooks around npon me seats run OF roguish
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

The Ravenna Book store has willow Cabs,
Willow Work Stands, Willow Chairs-all new and pref.
ty, and pricss low bF -,.s i ~
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERVAT oHs :
II Rssts Reserve Collage, Hudsea reported weekly for
the Portsge Coalnfs DcnOerat, =
y C. A. YSuxe. =

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC.
EMBER 81 1853 1870
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PRorERrV TEAssFeRs = Mr. John W
Wilson, the proprietor Of the "Cotsge Him farm hs.
disposed Of this fine property Daniel P Rhodes Th
price named in the negotiation we do not learn Mr.
Rhodes exchanged Toledo properly as part Of tn.
consideration.
We understand that Mr.. Wilson viii return East II
the spring-a fact regret tn announce Mr.. Rhode
does not propose to make Ravenna his residence at
ent, are told. & ~ = q seq
Mr.. Joseph Holden of Charlesto~n, has purchased
the brick Chae property Main Street. ut present oc
cupied by Rev.J c. Hart. TIE price named in the rs
gociaton Is $1,000 The sale was fr cash payment In
part, the balance OF time.
T'HE ANsUAL ELECTION OF D1sEcroRs 70,
the Portage County Branch Bank in Ravenna, took pac,
upon Monday last. There was full representation o
stock. The following gentlemen elected Directors
Ior me ensuing sas Cocker ShalersviIs Henry
Salretsvlle John l. Ranney, Newell d. C,ar
rFeaerick W. Seymour ,Enos P. Bfainerd, Wn Frazer
Ravenna. assi lJss7aE . n 5ssT .iT-aF I'7
tns directors organized by appointing r. W seymou,
RESIDENT aod John h. Ranney, VIM Frazer, Enos p
Brainerd,F W. Seymour. and n d. f,,,rl, = Di.co,n
COMMITTEES. 81 sz& :. - 80 -. - -
E. s. Comstock. Esq, is retained rs c.sb;s, w,,to
action on the part Of the Directors a. this time
!onn L. ksnney, continued member. of the fo.,a =
Control in the same way - - 1 'rN =
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Those observations Of the ATTACHED Thermo.netsr"
which marked with an ll are coaieetura the u,er.
curry having retired Of sight the stem Of the instru
ment.
The sign minus (-)preixed to an observation of the
Standard Thermometer indicates q temperature berav
scro. ,-.=-... .s--s-s.a4 se.7g ar
The first column contains the days of the month
the second the height of the mercury the Barometer
In inches and fhousandhs; observed at A. NJ, p M
and p. NJ. Thep ioos the corresponding readings Of
the Thermometer attached to the Baromster next the
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

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gg Tgz aaT'aa.sisgs 5i,1sis8
.s htz1-s az-
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AND BORROW MORE.

(Te buy Ham,, PAcise Gloucester, Cocheo and Alsu
Prints a. lohc; Best Domestic GinghAm ike, and
Heavy SheetinR At ec)
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THE GOLDEN SALvE-A GREAT HEALING
REMEDY(t is with much pleasure announce the sd-
vent of this article in city, which has met with
such sgal SUCCESS in LOWELL whore it is made. chat the
They chronicle where the life of lady recently
saveda case of broken breast. smother where the life
OF child saved of chatting another of q
Idy whose face much dis6gured by scroulous hu-
which brought to healthy action in few days
also another Of old man. who had sore his foot
for twenty years-cured in few weeks Our citizens
win be slow in getting It's merits, aud will herald
Il over the land.-Boston Herald
rHE Golden Salye Is purely vegetable preparation
i IL is safe and efficient remedy for piles cuts. chap
ped hands sores and ulcers frosted feet
teats on cows bruises sprnns scrotu-
lous sores ringworm salt rheum. bois, nipples.
scratches on horses, chaed esh lons lame side lame
ters scuvy eyes and nose wens king evil in short
for all diseasis for which an ointment adapted.
Prizes, 25 cts. Rox, -
- WILLIAM G. PECK, Agent, Ravenna, Ohio. f.
For sale at the Ravenna Book store. -
Nov. 2l, 1859. noye3-Sm
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Notice.

Notice.
THE subscribers give all persons indebted TO
/ i them either by account to call and settle
immediately with JACKSON GREEN, No Phen4
Block who Is r authorized Agent. By doing they
will save expensn to themselves.
Nov 20, isso-3ra FA. CUR ris & CO
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PRoF. GARFIELD.-Our esteemed fellow
citizen, Prof reId, of Hiram engaged in Senate
rial duties at Columbus short since delivered
series of Lectures in Warren TrunbuIl County, on Ge.
oiogy His lectures thorough able and excited
universal attention and interest AT the conclusion Prof
Garfield, with party of friends visited The Coal Mines
at Youngstown. Th- e,itor of the Warren Chronicle
was one of The party and pays the Professor the follow
log graceful compliment :,s g7sIa7saI s55
U der the guidance of Mr.. Holford our parlv nro-
ceeded along the main entry few rars and turned into
side entry about feet in hghth passed on to the end
where the miners were at work In the roof of the
were plainly to be impressions huge trunks of
trees which could be traced for thirty or forty feet until
they would cross the en ies In these the marks of
the lark the carvatures of knots and limbs were dis
nctiy visible There were also cirbonzed specimens Of
gigantic ferns. beautiful specimens of the plant
called by geologiss Lepidodendron and jonted Sig.
gillauria. -.fi . - ,il77z7 =
Dur Geologst prof Garfeld), who had long studied
DOCKS nut who was nov having is first prac expe
rieher In coal mine was in raptures. We inter-
ested IN watching and listening 10 him and Mr. Hoord.
1ney were specimens of two different classes The first
dozen years ago, driver canal bnt now rcs-
~ the force Of industry and talent p incipal in
arge school, clergyman eloquent lecturer, an
ate SENATOR elect The second, twelve years ago,
miner, working with pick shovel in this same coal
hed-uow through his own energy, tact and the know.
ledge acquired by observation. is Superintendent of
these works. standing in the front rank of his ullss
Ine one deeply read in bnokh lore had gathered know
ledge from the writings man; the other had stud,ad
testimon, of the rocks written by the nger of
ia down beneath earts surface, long ages before the
loot OF man had pressed it. The sought knoleds se
TO add to mis- own stock and to dispense others the
oner songht t TO add to the sum of material wealh-
TWO classes-the thinkers and doefs-he shrobbing
orain and the busy hands
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NJ A R B L E .

r. NJ. JONES win continue IN the Marble business
at the old stand IN Raveaua. where every variety -
Marble Work may be obsained, from enty Sailing
Tombstone, to Monument worth any amount you may
wish 10 invest.
As select in the market oil the marble that use thoss
who pAtTouize rely upon getting superior arti
Gle, aud at prices 10 correspond with the tiirs
. TN JONES
shop side Of street. opposite the Preytiss
House, RAvsana, Ohio dSe a3-Sa
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Lac 4lo l Ion sc ~ Height .bore .e.. l,s7 fe.,.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ARRIVAL and DEPARaURR of MANS
Ar RAvENNA, OHIO.

fzFs 1AA M SAsNNAs Ok1lO.
20 OlILT-Going North ria: Rsriroad
s9ssA Departs s2s A. NJ Nail close at g 81 a. NJ
pAlLY-Going South via: RailToad. = = -,
Depart ae l1.i2.A.M. Bail close At loA2 A NJ
arnSe, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at u so
Depart, Monday. wednesday and Friday. A. r. a
- n Mail closes l2, NJ.
SEAt-WEEKLY-Nesvso FaLEs.
Arrive every Monday and Friday BIZ II NJ Denart
saIns Gays ae LOO NJ Mail closes at ~ 30 p
5BAWEEKLK-ChaTdon.
s--9 4rrire every Wednesday and Friday by 4 PM
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at g. A. M.
s5SS<- Post office az Egaveuna. ~.
yfEn at I.s0 A. IL. CLOSE al Z. p. b., Daily Sun.
zaays excepted gffgss R. A. GILLETTE. P. M
g Ravenna Passenger Time-TabIe. -,
Cleveland and Pat,bargh Rat Road 81
GOING NORTH. fssg
EAVBNNA AND CLEVELAED.
Leave Ravenna Arrive at Cleveland
Aee'datn Vail Train 927 LIS 4. n
Express Train. s:15
Express ltran.... 6O6 P. IS
u Il's.5 GOING SOUTH. ~ - ---s
49, Leave Arrive at -
gsHs ~ Rsyenna. q Alliance, Pittsburgh
4ailTrain 1ll2 ..I205 n...... z.l5
aft5 Express tran.. gs9 gas
as5sAc'mdation Trn6s Arrives asWelsve s:35
s,.sis4f GOING SOUTH, = s7 -ass
Nail Trn, 900 Am; Actin, AIS Esp. s35
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nISSOLUTTON.-The Co-partnership
Il Oft. NJ. JONES & CO., w,,o have BEEN sarryrns
business in RRvsuEa and 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent
elNie o. L. HAwLEY,
J. H. JONES,
Ravsnne, Dec. 81, 1s5o-Sw T. NJ. JONES.
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tai 5s4s7f u
She was placing fluid lamp, while burning, uDon a
bureau in her bedroom. The LAM p, not reaching SC
cure position, felt broke and portion Of the uid was
thrown upon the person of Mrs Collins She and the
bedroom were Instantly in flames. She, with great
presence of mind prsng to the adjoining. threw
herself the carpet and vigorously rolled upon it.
until the flames upon her person were extnguished.-
She then the alarm of rethe inmates of the house
rushed in and extnguished the flames in the bed
room. which were still extending to the chamber floor
overhead. - .as.s ss53 l-- zsFEss1 srsfF
With the exception of one hand, which was consider
ably burned Mrs. Collins escaped without injury to
person.
The taking Of horizon al position, nt once in cases
of this kind is the only position of safety rum panic
stricken, most persons do increases the intensity of
the flame, and renders the destruction OF life The more
sure. fsy - s-y q p-a
Dr. Collins Is. and a'ays has BEEN ons Of the strong
est opponents of the of this dangerous fiud and
never nses Il in his own The lamp which pro.
dueed the accident carried in from an adjoining
part Of the house, for temporary purpose only.
This accident should serve loud warning against
the use of this dangerous commodity.
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FLUID LAMP AccIDEsr-P PRRsENcE OF MIND
NARROW EsoAPE.-A few days since, Mrs Collins who
with bsr husband, Doct Lyman Collins has rooms at
The Collins House in this Village, with an accident
wiiha fluid lamp, which, but for her extraordinary
presence Of uid, would undoubtedly have proved ia
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

LIFE OF J0HNs sBRowN.-A Biography of
this remarkable man Is to be published once for The
benset Of his fansfy The author Is James Redpath so
prominent In Kansas annals. intimate personal friend
OF Capt Brown, and spirited and graphic writer He
probably better adapted for the task than any other
son in the country The work will contain auto bio
graphical account of Capt Browns early lfe It will
be pubshed BY Thayer EIdridsa Boston. Mass and
will be 40 elegant I9mo volume Of 400 pages with
Wings and will also containa ns portrait of Brown
10000 copies already subscribed fhr Its sale will
rurpass that Of Uncle Toms Cabinn We understand
that the publishers in want Of Agents to circulate
it in this section. avv
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N AN T o A.

DIR A. j. Squire left Mantua on Wednes
day afternoon of the 18th ut en- route for Columbus to
take his seat as member of the Legislature. The Dr..
carries with him tbs hest wishes of his friends naRy of
whom viii miss him during his absence - :
few days since Mr. C. Blair had q number of sheen
klle and bruaIy aneIed by some worthless dogs tina.
prosgl about in the vicinity. to be hoped that be
Legislature win impose dogs this winter and
thus nd the country Of all but the better class Of the ca
nine species. ...................s-5ze ssoz a. -
Mr.. Wilson, formerly of shalersvile has purchased the
Root place at Mantua Center, and we understnrd de-.
signs opening blacksmith shop If this is So it will
make six shops of this description in the nshp.
Mr.. Reynoldss short time purchased COW quite
low in fesb, for The of $500 After feeding her 4
few weeks soft corn, she slaughtered and eld
ell serenity pounds of taow With flesh and hide in pro-
portion. ..---
The dam belonging to sanford's saw min was partly
carried away on Tuesday merning the 9Th ult. The
damage done will not probably exeaed $780, It was
built l6 years and has resisted heavy pressure f-
qnenty Mr. Sanford was standing the DAM when
the water burst through making opening large
mans body, and in = few moments making breach
some 90 80 feet wde In an hour the pond we,
empty save the large Of ice little brook
which f rmed the pond the water spread out on the
meade" below, Some 800, 400 pounds of fish were
picked after the water subsided; mostly bass of quite
large size One weighed over four pounds The break
supposed to have been by musk rats burrowing
In the vicinity whore the damage occurred 1t will soon
be repaired. - ssnss54 -'-sIs - hg !, -
ossian E. Dodge gare of his unique Concerts at
Maniua Corners on the of The 2s h, to crowded
house. Everybody laughed, and many of the songs
brought down the house with shouts of applause If
every town had Dodge. the bump mirfhfulness wod
soon grow to twice lis present size all would laugh
and grow fat, providing, of course they were not so
crowded together that hearty of the sides was
not interfered with for room as was the c.se
in this instance The only thing we would criticiss
s thar pairs not taken better ventilation
Three or four hundred closely con.
hned two or three hours without discomfort ard