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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
HarrisOn's Perfulnery.

ME Subscriber has just received full as. sortmens of A. w. Harrison's Celebrated COLUMBIAN PERFUMERY, to wit: Han,ikerchicf Extract Cologne :Toiiet Wa ter; Preston Salts; Hair Restorative Hair Dye: Pomatnm; Hair Oil lcrfumed Soaps ; Iooth Powder; Also F.ouring Extracts for C0okisg; Kid Glove Cleaner Silver Plat. Soap. and asuperior article of
 WASHING AND ERAs1vE SOAPS
 -ALeO-
 BLAcK AND LNDELIBLS iaR o.. .o ,a.o CHARLES MCNEIL
 " aoo-. ti-2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
DESIRABLE FARM-For Sale,

SITUATED in the town of 1Drrington - about ono mile from the village of W"l- cottviilr. the Farm formerly known as the a ''St,ckfng Farm" and owned by the Estate of Schuyler Bailey: The Fam contains about ninety Acres of Land. we'll wooded and watere,i; large two story House. and good Out Build ings, Bsrhs. &c --all in good repair. Also good Fruit and Grated Trees.
 A part of the pur, hase money can remain on bond and mortgage if desi,rd Anv fur ther inf'I Imation can l'e obtained by apply ing on the premises, or to the subscriber.
 gss Esv fs~y-se-. JOSEPH ALLEN 4 Torrington. Jan csd. 1868 at4ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
The New National Loan UNITED STATE; SIX PER CENT BONDS. ''cALLED FIVE TwENTIEs,''
 AT PAR

sHtHE interest on thesci}onds is at the rate of A- SIX Der cent. per annum, and is payable | lst of May and November, in GOLD. They are called FIVE TwEN1IEs. b. cause re,leemable nt
 the option of the Government after nveo or with iD twenty years.
 The Coupon B,nds are issued in denomina- ! tions"f SoO, slOo. $500, 5000. and the Regis- tered Bonds in denominations ot $50, SluO soO0, 5000, 5000 and 10 600. To facilitate investment in them. and make them more accessible to thss public, we have | mad" arrangements tnkecp on hand a constant supply of tniidenominatiohs for sale at the same l rate at which they are issued hy the Gavern-
 iaent, VIZ: Fur ;lnterest Co conehce Jy1 tht date
 gpmrchase.
 We are thus enabled to save parties all trouble | and delay in funding Legal Tender Notes, or ! otkerws se investing in these BoulS. ORDERS "B INQUIRIES BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE , PRoNrT ATTENTION an.l'the Bonds will i,e B. n | to any address by mail or exprsss as desir,.d i s,rsrrs City Banks, or United States Irgs! Tender Notes. These Bonds are the Ch.aptst G,vernn,ent !s- l cur,fy now in the mrket. and pay the Largest In tereM on their cost They are destined tu be- 1 cnmethe BEST KNOWN NusT POPULAR and MOST | AvAILABLE,of all the Bonds of the Govcrn,rent The operation of inc National Tax Law which 1 it is now certain will produce donblcthcincome 1 originally anticipated, will make the issues of 1 the Unitei States Government the safest and | 7n" "st desirable invest ment in the world They
 are ia reality First Hurtgageon everything in
 the c"nntry as no Railroad q, Corporation of
 any kird c,n pay a'livilend,or the interest on
 itr owEissnes until it has contributed out of it's 1 gross income. .throneh the operation or the Tax
 ssw. to the support of the National Credit | These are the Bonds on which tn. Government
 now relies through the confidence aud patrio,sm et tte people for continued finahcial support We keep them for sale to encnur ,ge invest i mrnt in them. to give the public convenient l access to tn. m. and to aid the government by promoting their rapid absorption;an,l tfe mon. | ey invested in them thr'ue ns contributes tu | the direct and immediate support ot the Ma l tional Treasury.
 FISH HATCH Bankers. Dealers n aU Lssuex of Gopernm,nl aud other Fnsi CLass Secwr,fes. 35 Wall St., New York. fy Deposits received and Collections made.
 Government Vouchers negotiated and collect
 ed.
 Particular attention given to orders and let
 ters from the Country. 3l.mS |
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
w M. COTHREN.

A T1ORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Notary "A Pa lie. Commissioner fur theStates of New York. Ohio. Michigan. Indiana. Illinois. and Wiscbnsin-and idceas.t Pension. Bounty and Pat. mt Claim Agent. All business entrusted to me. will ,,e promptly aad faithfully attended "a U. S. Tax Stamps for sale. as fast as issued by Government.
 Woodbury. Nov. 27. 1862. 32yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
Fine Residence and Business
 FOR SALHl AT THE NORTH CANAAN . " D E..I --a nEplIr

"HE undersigned having concluded to leave A1xN0rth Canaan, offers for sale his neat and sOmmodi0us residence therein. he place is ens Os the ipleasantest in Western Connecti- su. nnd will be sold at bargain.
 In connection with or s+lalate from the above, the subscriber also offers for sale his stock of Timers Tools and the business, to- gether with an excellent stock of Stovos, Tin Ware, Sc. &c.
 .dhs Hand is desirable. and is now doing a thriving and prosperous business. To q prac- ticsl Tin and Stove Dealer, splendid oppor- 'Sunityis offered.
 ~- Untl customer can he found for the afore- esid. the under, igned will sell of his stock oi Hf6vES AND TIN at GREATLY REDUCED PR1- .cHs. =.4.
 .1E Call and examine. s-
 A. N. BEACH Canaan Depot. Jan. 8, 1sf3. St4le
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
Millinery and Fa:acy Goods. MRS. H. M. BALDWIN

MRS. H. M. BALDWIN 9D ErURNS thanks for past patronage and a, now invites the attention of the public ,o large and leautilu1 stock of
 PaH S' fsi<,s<.---,---
 MII.LINER GG0ng. Just opening Hats nleached and pressed as usual Mourning Hats always on hand or made r." order aL tasr shortest notice. Stitching done nn Machine, at cts per yard Ladies wishing to learn [" fit Dresses by Chart, can rcceive instructions with Chart fsr All osirrs promptly attended to. Litchfeid. Sept 9th, 1862 tf-2;
 N O TT c I, SIT GENTS EACH. AND POSTAGE. will oe giveu for single copies of the EseuInEn of he following dates:
 February 10th. 1881.
 June l1th. 1885
 October 12th. 1854
 Subscribers will particularly obligs us by sending single copies of the above numbers, as we wish to preserve them for file.
 Address, ExQUIRER OFFICE, 29tf Litchfeld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
WANTED,

A SMART. active Boy .abont eighteen years "A oll. t., learn the Carpenter and Joiner g Business in the City of New Haven.
 For particulars, direct Box 14l5, ,NewHaveu. Conn. 3t-38o
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
Notice.

\ Lr persons having unsettled accounts with 1A the Subscriber. are earnestly requested to call an.l settle during the month of J,nrary, lSs3 r. D. MCNEIL
 Litchfcld, Dec slst, 1862. tf-37
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

of this and other countries notwithstanding.
 MAIzENA-tiic f,n,d and laxuty of the age, without d single fault. One trial will convince the most ,keptscai Makes Put.siilgs. Cakes, Cnstatts. Blanc Mange, K. without i-inglass with few or n" eggs. at a cost astonishing the most economical slight addition to ...,Iinary Wheat Flour greatly improves Bread and Cake It is also excellent for thictening sweet sauces, grayies for fish and meat, sonps. Sc. For lee Cream nothing can compare with it. A little boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee chocolate tea, &c
 Put up in one pound packages with directions m'st deiicians article of food for children and invalids of all ages For sale bv Grocerf and Druggists everywhere.
 MANrFAcTuRED AT GLEN Covr, Toxa ISLAND.
 Wholesale Depot 1f6. Fulton St.
 S2-yl WILLIAM DUrYEA, General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

SJPERFINE INGRAM CARPETS ALSO -.C-tton. Catton Chain, All Wool and ThreePly CARPETS A full Stock ut reasonable prices. ,.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
e4.y.,f.s.e ,Iso@t,

ry yvs,.y,s,-,, Lost,
 BUGGY SEAT kOBE-light grcy-made 12 of two Fox or Wolf skins sewed tos (, h. CT. the tail of the right hand one missing-tl,e syspr nostril holes on the front end-of length about three and half to four feet, and oi width over three feet and lined with figured baixe. ' zrI4
 G9 A Reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be given for finding and tstoring it to the own, r, -as good ss when it was lost.
 E.. COUPON. Northiield Jan 20, 1cG3 3t4
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

NXrkA Sugar House Syrupat
 G ED. NrNEIL'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

T EL kinds q SHIFTING FURs, Wanted <A hzlsAE JA6K6olE, Agsk
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
Fresh Teas

Fresh Teas. SGLISH, BREAKFAST, JAPAN. ooloag. 1and Young Hyson TEASof different quai- 'ties-just receivedby Llcone'd, 1uiy "a, 1892. till
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
SPENCER,
THE PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST,

' EAVEs town far a few weeks to take few M Pictures in Nangatuck Corn His Galle " in Litchfeii will therefore be cl,ssd after Tuesday the 18th inst. until further notice.
 GEORGE B:sSPENCER. LitohHeld. Nov 18th, 1882. 8O t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

Iitchield County, ss. New Milford, 1868. Personally appeared J J. CoNKL1N. Cashie. of aforesaid Bank and made oath that tb caLnye statement is correct, according co his best knowledge and lelief.
 Bsfore me, this 7th da.y of Jan. A. D. 1868. 39-tl EdELDEN BLAcKMAN.
 Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

Ready MaIe Clothing, Better and moreof it than wesisyer had be: lore; Gentienen can buy COATS. VEST S, PANTS, SHIRTS. COLLARS, NECK TIES, BOOFS and CARPET BAGS, at
 BISH0P $ SEDGWICK'S. We have heaps of GOODS. They are pretty and desirable. Please call and examine at BISHOP < SEDGWtK'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
JUSTTRIBUTE TO MERIT. AT INTERNATIONAL. EXHIBITION, LON
 DON,
 JULY llth, 1862.

DURYEAS MAI ZENA was tn . only preparation
 for food from In dianCorn,'' that \ recSIved q medal ! II d honorable \ ne .ltion from the ' Royal Culnmis s!Oners.the com
 petition of all
 prominent manu
 f;lct,uers of Corn
 Starch and ''Pre
 paretlCurn Flour
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29
Pinnacle Oil.

LUST REcEI tED n supply of thi. excellent machinery VIM. 0. DUEL.
 fiscssAsI5. Ausust 18th, 1ees tSly
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-29

New Milford. Sept. 25th, 1862. tf.2
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
NJ E L A N 6 e.

How TO GET AN ENEMY.-Lend man a
small sum of money for day. Call upon
him in a week for it. Wait two months. In
three months insist upon his paying you. He
will get angry-denounee and ever speak of
you in abusive terms. We have seen this
experiment tried repeatedly, and never knew
it to fail.
The women of France carry on the greater
part of the business. They tend the store
keep the books pay and receive the money,
aud take upon themselves often the complete
charge of a large establishment. In many
households the husband seems to be a mere
appendage to the wife, kind of convenient
and necessary evil.
An Irishman who was lately reprieved, as
be stated the night before his execution, aud
who wished to get rid of his wife, wrote to her
as follows:
"I Was yesterday hanged, and died like q
hero; do as l d d. and bear it like a man"
1t is said that in the Island of Japan q
change in the fashion oi dress has not occur
red during period of two Thousand FIVE hun.
dred years.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.

HENRY A. CLARK, non resident Of the state of
Ohio late of Portage Conny. will take notice that
on 3Oth day March, D. 1868 Joseph d. Horton
zdmiaistraor de boais oifk the oiu anaec OF Bar
ber Clark, commenced In the Court of Common Pleas
within and foe he County of Portage and State of Ohio,
civil action, wherein said Horton, edmiuis,rator
aforesaid is plaintiff, and said Henry Clark is dsend
ant, and said day fled in SAID in said action
petition, setting forth that the 18th day of January,
1862 said Henry A. Clark executed to said Barber Clark
(thcn alivel promissory of that for the
S5eS55 due In one year from date thereof with
interest at per cent which is still due and unpaid.
The obest and prayer of said petition is to of
said defendant the due said note, wit
$595 S. thereon from January IS 1862
per Said defendant, Henry A. Clark, is required
appear said petition before 30th
day OF May, A. d. 1868 JOSEPH D. horton,
ss@SA4 administrators de bons nou,
with the will annexed of Bari er Clark.
April I, 1853 ew
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
Diyorce Notice.

Tlzabeth Lawrence 10 hereby notified that the first
Ixday of April, 1863. Benjamin Norris, guardi-
an of Charles Lawrence, filed his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio, against her
praying divorce for sad Charles Lawrence, upon
:he ground OF neapacity of his said ward make the
frsEe contrac and also upon the ground of adultery
committed by the said Elizabeth Said will b. for
herring the next term of the Court of Common Pleas
for said County, By ALPH0NSo HART,
April g. 1853 6w ATTY for petitioner
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Legal Notice.

Cope hereby notified that the 3ls, dav of
Mach, 1885, Margaret Cope fled her petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
praying for amony aud separate maintenance out of
the said husband the ground of will
full ala udoument without just An Injunction has
also heen allowed, restraining said Homer Cope from
selling posing of his property until the suit Is de-
termined Said cause will be for hearing at the next
term of said Court. BY ALPH0NSO HART,
April e. 1858. CIV Atty for petitioner.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
Notice to Bridge Builders.

THE Commissioners of Forage County will receive
sealed proposals until noon, May 18TH 1868, at their
office in Ravenna for furnishing material aud construc
uon of Bridges aud Cuverts at the following places;
One bridge north of Solomon Glass. in Randolph,
One near Cha neey Whittlesey.s, 10 Atwater. =-
One near the Gnly place in N. W part of Palmyra.
One VIM. Rowland's, on town line between Paris
and Palmyrn.
Two on same road, east of VIM. Prltchard's.
One late residence of Anse Brchard in S. part of
Wndham.
Abutment 10 be moved. f=e- -s 80
North bridge in Garrettsyilie.
One south of Jason Rydsr's, in Hiram.
One State road. near Bidlake's in Mantna
One Box Calvert of brick tavern, in Mantua-
Contractors their proposals will estimate the
ry by perch of twenty cubic feet, Including
the price per perch all excavations aud Foundations and
the wood work by the foot lueal measure. The style
and workmanship be equal 10 any heretofore con-
struccd in the County Separate bids for superstruc
ture and masonry requested. Work to correspond
with plans and specifications file at the office of the
County Auditor.
The uudersign d viii be in session Tueday, May
18th. 1863 to make geontrac is. E-.M s~s1S
SO 10 Nesss L. C. MERRELL, %a-s-
THOM S GORBY,
E ID. CARLTON,
Commissioners of Portage County
esasPas eS%Rlssi9usrS' gpr sssh oaiesi isss as-aw
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M EDICIlNESi.
q HFEM RERa9
AM1GY TONES S

r Il Z z N 3 z r c.
F A M1t.Y NJ ME D TON ES.
Are prepared under the imraediute supervision of a
skifni Pny ysicAn, ard they may be relied upon in al
Tbeintellgence of the community is net insnItsd b,
the offer OF single medicine which claims to cure All
DISEASES, hut the Gr@fenberg Remedies consists Of
eleven different medicines all nnequAlIed the cure of
which may selected appropriate any Of the dis
eases incident to this country and climate.
better than any other kind Of Pills in tho worid-Prics
CTGREFRNBERG UTERINE cATHoEIcoN is an
Sg- THE Uterine CATHoLicON viii also cure
Gravel diseases of The Kidneys, urinary difficulties in
et-YrTHE GREFENBERG sARsAPARILLA Is by
far the most erful and ecacions compound In
EgTHE GR GREFENsEBe pYsENTERY SYRUP is
certain and quick remedy for diseases he bowels
DTHE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY nevsr
fails @ pernaneptly relieve this distressing disesA
Eg-THE OR EFEsBERecHI
is an insAuHhe compound in All diseases neids6t 70
'ni,S5 t. S1i TIE GREFENBRRG FEVER AND ..euE
REMEDY is sovereign specific for this particular dis
RI THE GREFENBRRG GREEN MoufSTAM
OINTMENT exceIs all other sslves in scurative effects
rYsTaE e-coNsuMPr1vEs BALb
plaints-Prics So bottle. II eniinent physicIan
Of New York, states that he has known the Grfsnbefg
Our own experience subslantiates his statement.
aSPeTHE GR EFEEBERG HEALTH BITTERS
the pleasant and delightful touc prepared
Tz-TaE GREFENBERG EYE LOTION is unpar.
sIelled in all inflammation or diseases of the eye-Pres
cents. ~ - sste
HOME TESTIMONY sz75sl
Mr.. h B. KISesLEY-Dear SIR :; We feel it duty
to the public state that Marshars CatboIicon
medicine hva iuable for complains cassed under the
head of Female Diseases We have used your Grafen
berg Medicine and have been greatly benefited thereby.
much so, that the price double would have
them. To the thousands Of who suffering
a panacea It gives strength the system and
enables each the organs of che body perform their
appropriate functions. Mrs. w CARTER.
Mrs E. & WEEKS.
Miss c. SW0RMSTKIT.
Medina, March /, 1861.
| kR-Ths above named ladies we are personally ac-
quained with. and know thai for several years while
lived in Medina they great sufferers. Miss s. has
beer so badly affected that it with great difficulty she
was able to stand her feet few bottles Of Ca
thoIcon entirely her complaints. My wife
received great benefit from this medicine We
meni to the Ladies of this count safe and efficient
remedy for the many complaints they subject
JOHN WEEKS
j es = Sd. of Garfield Herald.
/ For sale By c. HATCH and C. E. SWIFT, Rasenna
G. L. Horr l,o sbAlersyille E. B. Lee, Garreisyille
4. j. Pixley, Nelson w Foster, Mantua; "A M
Sherman, franklin Harmon & Root Anrora n Cons
verse, Rootstown D. W. Goss & Bfo. EdiEburg; 10.
Hough, Atwaer; and dealers in Medicines throughout
the State. II. B. KINGSLEY,
! CLEyELksB.
/ Agent for the State.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

A ARGUS NJ. Lane and Cirrus A. Streator whose resi-
wi dence Is nnknowp NJ. NJ Hillman, Emily A. Hill
aud Charles Hubbard who reside In Genessee Coun
ty, Michigan hereby notified that che 9Th day of
April 1863 Henry Peck administrator de bopis of
David inne decreased lied In Probate Court of Por
County, Ohio. his petition against them and others,
king sale Of the estate of said decedent
wit: l34 45 100 in lot No, Sc in Str esboro in
said county Of Portage. particularly described in said
petition ard being all the real estate owned by said de-
ceent the time of bis DEATH for the Iayment of the
debts and expenses of said estate.
Said above named made defendants in said
petition aud unless they appear before said Court
before the 23d day of May next, and said petit
ton, order viii lie taken for the sale of said real
tai e, and divestng them of all interest therein
NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Dated AnriI sth. 1863. l5-4w
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DEMOCRAT.
AVE- MA, o H o
Wednesday Morning. ng...............May 8 1858
DON'T FRET.

DON'T FRET.
Has neighbor injured your
Don't fret
You will come of the best: -3
He's the most tn snswer for, a'Ii
Never mind it, let it rest,
Don't fret.
Has horrid lie been told2 t.i--
Don't fret
1t will run itself to death,
If you let it quite alone,
II will die for want of breath; lg
Don't fret.
Are your enemies at work.
Don't fret
They can't injure you whit;
If they and you heed them not, F-H
They will soon be glad to quit.
Is adVersity your LOTT t
Don't fret sl
Fortunes wheel keeps turning round;
Every spoke will reach the top,
Which, like yoH, is going down; @
Don't fiet.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

T. NJ. sayard, Prf) Befor, Rufus Butts. Justice of
VS.. the Peace of Hiram tow ship,
Peter stough Derts Portage County, Ohio.
On the thirteenth day of pril, ls63 said
tice issued order of attachmen in the above
ton for the of eighteen 1890 dollars. The
win be for hearing the til day of May next, at
o'clock NJ. t. NJ. BAYARD.a
Hiram, April 90, 's3. 2s-sw*
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Fer Sale,

TWILL sell my Dwelling House and Lot pleasantly To-
Gated on the of Spruce and Walnut strepts in
this village. The house is 80 by 81 feet well finished
has green blinds and is in good repair The LOT is by
$50 feet, being half of block. There is barn, a
we'll and cistern and excellent fruit premises
This property will be sold very low and possession Civ
Immediately If Sold the place will be for
Enquire at the Democrat Office. of the subscriber.
- MRS. A 8. COLLINS.
: Ravenna, April 8, 1868. BIN -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

NoTIcR is hereby given that the subscriber has teen
IN appointed and qualified Administrator the
estate of Enoch Drake of Portage County,
ed.
Dated at Freedom, this 25d day Of April, a. D. 1903
29+sws aseecsE o. L. BaA KE, .
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Farm for Sale.

TWILL sell my farm, containing about 100 acres,
I situate on lots IS and s3 in Windham, Portage
County Ohio very cheap and upon terms that cannot
fail to suit purchasers It is pleasantly tuated with
in two miles Of the village of Garretsville, is
ceediugIy we'll wooded aud watered-has good soil,
good buildings, and excellent fruit bearing trees OF
all kinds. Those wishing buy will do well call
upon me before making pur chase /,
sagzSs 4E8s49W IDBt an zWO0DwORTH.
Windham, Feb. Q, 1862 4-am 3Esss
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The whole thing is humbus, and we.l calculated to
take those who 10 kif what they call ereat
bargains willing endure poor thing If
only he goicheap- Good makers ike angels visits
and their Pianos cost money = Z
IA oE ern
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
Field of Operations.

MIR. H. is not confined of any particular P
amos. bnt will furnish gnod make in this country
Europe. When it is desired, Mr. II. give his eusto
heRrt of his experience in the selection of Pr
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
RRGEe

General Branch offce for Portage County a the Demo
Z Building. Rasenna, o.
Call at the RAvENNA BOOK STORE, 1vheTe atten-
ton will be paid tha sale Instruments in our a
sence, and any Information desired given
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
FRESH ARRIVAL

MY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS is
lNA again compete. Having bought exclusively for
cash. they will be sold at G-Be SMALL PROFIT .E1
for prompt pay With light expenses, fatter myself
sell Goods (st the present high Of cotton)
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. have general assort
ment of
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06
Be nnt Deceived.

BY cheap Pianos is meant, these advertised at $50,
SI15 and $500, claiming great Improvements, warranted
for years. nd claiming to be better than the oId true
make. Norti S3aQ or 800.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Penn
sylranis he ground work for futre ade and in-
strumenrs will oe delivered free cf charge when desred
aud guaranteed in every particular nouey refnded
1'l.ree llar,ts R.ast ta1
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