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ar-lN E'rRnITe anil HimpIe Of cu.sIrurIiU,. srS
col'- qs.I r eh'W EOm arrangement and M ed al r.
pa"s ~ DuramYy. 81 U'rx mptd ease and ranid.
Wy ~ "iEra!rn u t0BpsfaiI9riy nHNhleEs in,,vr-
meht' oth h.nut, M s'ych aBd truih q 81 saam. an
Esa"%y% Inrssd. h'h. Applicability u variety Of
rhe' aie apr O. lie to every taiits Of Sewing n,
ramly wear in'm the liRhtr~G iih ID thr hsssSss
cloths u w"Ik' 'q"allJ ~~h gfsH 4Ik, linen. WuUIe~
aho eae9 zoo St~iii'"e. TiitlDf hejhinG, rather
MR Anu slllnE, prr"rniHR every .sverIrs al sewing
rA1p uhH'hg '"l't"n h'eS. stitching IN buttons and
Ihr hkr Vart usappllSes are lrnsh-d Tor rr0n,iins
'he width II hrms r'e hr,hner b AN nnnsndsg. ~
which the edge Ol the fa o ~ it Ua..r. Ihr,,sh \.
t.iTiHd dow" aud Handsomely stitched Th0nsands ~
ihre machinra RFt ua+d ~ EIlies ae slrsse- dIe.s
Hakei ,tniir-. m nutacIUTsd II skirts ynAks m,pt,IIsa
ehAhInR hats. cap, cr+t., ladies' galrrn umhrIlas
DArar,,ls, sllk RRd Ien gsds. with rOmprts u0ccsss
IN nufl tury ''"sS
Red what the Srient ir Ametiran saws =. W. An.
hAvinG geAi u.hy inquiries fT Sewing Marhlnss fr0H
Vnff ~ TART OI thH rnry, Rnd ~ W. cAUn0f ,Veni
en'Iy Hply to them Hll by mail We have Ih,nrht II
proper - state IIr "pnnh rrgani a. the m In this
Iuhiic manner We havr u d w,ISns pa,eIt mann
'anturrd y the Whr-leT WlsIn Maunftrtnv - Don,
pahy No 5lS B'0adW'y. aud can saV In Irrnpd n
y. that J. without riVtl T. l. ~impr moi rn-iIv ND
ut ~ "F'tT aud. In pI'ht NJ nctiS, o. =. and Hnsb
~ other mArhDe silnis ah nd VI IT, We STATE IhIs
much IN regard u tie ex,,ltDl machine upoS our eve
responsibility,
An ample snrpy ~ Iheae f-sf ntpmnm machines v,,1
~ renewed by every sissmeF fr.n New York nv n n.
Wa 'de" A >enI H. S'n F. h'sO. .s..I -. II -,
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SECOND HAND PIANOS
tgreat barsaiDs sI~a smsr: prices ho@ $50 to sll6
4.t.st MI SIC. N,

Qne or the largest ud brit raInlngne. nf Music nov
putlished Al thr music ard mu-ic In /. pnlished IN
the United Siaea lot ale Il h mend MnrtlnT
crlehtaied uiar- and III kihds Of MNIeal 4, ,s,rnsia
and ml-e mtFrhlpdlse Ht The Wes' pFires Music geut
whsneye! mdeIed, prt raid Catalogues sent l,y mail.
MnesaI dscOunt % dealers, teachelS, semuTisb and
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Ha1ss, uIcrrp. aid teellnrp, can viii certainty Ne
nri n thIa Onlmrul q fhmonnhIg nilili al srni q
M cIn1itIelng ulIialHir1 o. three day. keeping
ihll clgslad WI Ina rtg ~ glth he nalna -
lhA piIl nul1 D. ttkrn altudlna taths nriniPf a.
rtclnuA The tlond h hR n en- lmpnIn Siaip Irrae.
Vslsnc1 n1 e4lly. Flam humsns iDalp6s laiIers ~
sIlIte ui ~ 4l4ltI1l lral i1mlly To ave rarisah
~ PIN nd OntwF,t a,md - aianIna1 n thf n11h,
.sesoa q n lulslrE. and nqi lum HslloNagi Etab.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
1 1 TO n1sutjT -.ll fl
70 Sfirnilfif and PmEiienl Arrirnllnr..

70 Scientific and PTaCIieal AgFieulluFg
3, HEEEY sTGPnERt, y r =. a Edh.Hrsh b. and th
lA'e Y AtttOs, fIses-'F II SUieaIlaa Agriculture
leuO pages. Hnd RumtNaN EREinvinEa. fitrsF
This d eEnttaPdly the mHs cmnplsie Wwl un AeFl
cultATe rVEr pu lehd shd In OIdar IN rive ig Wdr,
eiCuatinD, The publishers hnve re lived % reduce tn
q. $6 for the Two voiumesl ,,a
when .eui - mail IPrt Paldl Il, t'aliGrnia. OTenu.
sud Washington, the pricp viii o. To every Othe
ps't ~ The UH,nb Q q to CaRaAI tlset paisl 90.
+ - rhta b nut ltho I'D 3 al u Ike Farm. y b
Ihm'iancss Or any Of tbe ahIVe pahlIcaius shouIh
Always b addFpN-pa. Past pald. N the puhHshsrS,
7fsd7 LEONARD SCOTT & Co.,
s.,s ,,5o5, ss y ~ No. 81 Goh street. New York.
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AEExAMDnH N9aANss

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sls0; asepa, Uith VShunlnh. t2AS, 70 ania, de "a;
sfso; Y steps dH.. s'Se htRF t30I; IS siGya a. ib,
e556 Each instrument WarIunl. 10 give saIsl.ciioS ~
purchase uIUney telhhded Z
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y. ~ lcsZe:lsst lIieslls " & sore throal.
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gulIe! !.la Cl1Irll l.edahi nksnAailhm Z iluIs.Fsi
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Sia . ~ \ lahl1hmsul - HasnIol IlnisaiV. ~
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a. ssss : .ss sss.uss .ss e . p-is1l'a :yssy
CUKTIS 4 MOORE, DFugEisis,
si8 zlono tw BOLL0wAy, VIsiors, WI
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SPEECH OF HON. JOHN RROUGH,
AT PAINESVILLE, OCT. IS.

d r w.
LADIES AND Earnestly. cor
daily, thank you for your greeting to-day.
I am not certain but shall illustrate my feel
ings by an anecdote heard many years ago.
A han who was given to the habit of profane
swearing on all occasions, was one day haul
ing load of potatoes up hill, when the tail
board of the wagon getting loose, he found,
on looking back, that the contents of his wag-
on had escaped, and were strewn over the
road. A friend meeting him at the moment
accident. Well,''' he replied, simply be-
cause am not able to do justice to the occa-
sion." / am beginning to feel the ebb Of this
excitement; but it seems otherwise with you.
Perhaps owe something to the intensity of
my feelings, and the arduous character of my
labors. Yoa may well rejoice in the great
victory you have won. It is an achievement
of which you may we'll be proud. It is one
for which your posterity viii thank and glo-
rify you even as you reverence and praise
your fathers for the struggle that gave you
the best Government the world ever knew.
This is not triumph of any man. No man
could have won it, and no man in the State
| ever merited such an ovation Neither isit
triumph of any party, as we have hereto
fore classified and understood them. Party
lines, to great extent. have been obliterated
in this contest. Masses of both parties have
joined to swell this great triumph, and the
/ line of division has only been between those
who were friends of the Government and the
country on the one side, and the opponents
of these on the other And why should not
men of all parties thus become united? Nine
teen years ago stood in this same grove, ,and
followed Governor Corwin in party discussion.
What was our ground of eontest2 eonten-
ded that the principles of my party were best
calculated to perpetuate the Government and
promote the prosperity of our common coun-
try. The Governor eontended that the prin-
ciples of his party were better adapted to the
same end. The purpose was the same. We
We're like two parties going to mill, each con-
i tending that his was the smoetEest and best
road By and by there comes IN the head OF
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THE MOUNTAINS OF LIRE.


FTa E5Hf fasTHf p
fbere's land far away mil the stars, are told,
Where they know not tire s1rrows of time; .,r-s
Where the pure waters wandcr hro valleys Of gold,
And life is treasure sublime;
'ris the land of God, 'tsthe home of the SOU,
here nges Of splendor eternulIy roll,-
Where the way weary traveller reaches his goal,
On the evergreen mountains of life. fii .
Our gaz cannot soar to that beautiful land,
Bul visions have iold of its bliss, 70
Anil sou!< by the gale from 1t rdens famed
When we faint in the deserts ef this; bA
And 'metim long for its holy repose,
When our spirits we're Torn with temptations and
woes ne2
nd we've drank from the tide of tn, river that ows
From the evergres moau tains of life.
o the stars tread the blue heavens night.
But we think W. ere the rapsomed have trod r. 5as
And the day smiles from his palace of light
But We feel the brightsmile of our God.
We are travelling bomewsrd, thro' changes and
gloom,
To kingdnm where pleasures unchaIgirgiy bloom
And guide Is the glory that shines thro the tomb,
From the evergreen mountains OF life.
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TWICE NJ MARRIED.

Then you are going tomorrow morning,
Hugh ?''
e 1 must, Cecile.''
Cecile Stewart was sitting under the broad
spreading old elm whose cauopy-Hke branch-
es made circle of dense shade on the velvet
green of the lawn, while on either side the
broad fight of marble steps which were ems
bedded in the terrace beyond, superb trails of
crimson roses hung, and you could just see,
through quivering masses of foliage, the
glinmer of.a fountain where showers of dia-
mond rain were falling with perpetual tin
nymph
Cecile Stewart-with the gold greenlattice
| work of sun and shadow playing across her
loose, smber curls, and giving strange, tram
eyes-it was little wonder that her grave,
dark husbands face grew strangely soft as he
looked at her, sitting therein her white, float
ing robes with scarlet roses in her bosom, and
diamonds shining ON her fingers.
-" You will be sorry to lose me, dearest ?''
Oh, certainIy-of course"
= She was looking absently toward the jew
eled sheen of the fountaih-and instinctively
Hugh Stewart drew back, chilled and silent
: without leaving on her lips the kiss which
had trembled on his own.
Size does not love me, . he thought. "oh
t why did I ever connect her bright young hf'
i with my clouded destiny ?''
i He walked slowly and sadly away al
though the birds sang on, and there was N
r cloud in the blue brightness of the frmamen
: above, all song and sunshine had vanishe'
n out of his path :.
# Suddenly shadow lay on the smooth
b shaven lawn at his feet-he looked up.
u Good morning. Lieutenant Medway.'
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goetrp
VOICE OF THE HOUR.

N BY ALIcE GARY.
weaIily wearing, slow, so slow.
The times and seasons come aud go,
No words but low words being said;
So msny hearts with anguish bea',
So many faces in the street
OF mourners, all uncontrolled.
Sometimes we cannot choose but say,
o turn this bitter cup away !''
ssP-s7 In our short sight for getting still
How long it takes the silent good
To make its way against food
OF blind and black aud clustering ill.
Z Aiirth, music have no powersto charm
The sense Of cruel, killii G harm,
ThatIeases the bri ghtest hour unblest /;
Makes the soft sunshine sorrowfui. -
The voice OF love a murmar dull.
And sleep silence without rest.
All, bettersworih the simplest flower,
We say, that atshines a transient hour
In its mission, untoiled for dress,
And lightly to the light uplifts
It's head, unburdened with its GIFTS
Than We insour sad Consciousness.
Lord help usl letnsinot foreso
Our brthright thus, TO feel and know
Evil from good, and wrong from right,
Butin this dark eniag of our md,
Have us and hold us in thy hand,
3 s. And lead Us safely 70 the tight.
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THE HORACE WATERS MELODEONS
III a =
TuE DAx, scHooL BELL.

rs 900 COPIES ISSUED.
new Speiag Sch ools and Semuaries, called
the Day School Bell, ready. It ntains about 200
choice catces DUETS, tos, quarefts and
ehor uses many written expressly tor this work.
sy and progressive.
Among / e large number of beautiful pieces may
be found .sUucle Sam's S. hool, $. DON'T you he;
tho ehildren comm Always look on the sunny
side The little iass' Little Lad oh, If
were little bird Bird of beautys''" " Pretty pai.
tree,, Anvil Chorus,,' & Meet me by the running
oroos.', de- lt is compiled by HoRAcR Waters
author of Sabbath school BelL' Nos and which
have had the enormous SIS, 900 copies. Prices
paper cover IS CENTS so per loo; bouid so cents S2s
ac cloth bound endorsed gilt 40 cents, s3s per loo
IS copies furnished at me 100 price Mailed at the retail
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bo ;;nst;f;cat;o,, % tar % tboro ;s ., a;soro
t;on i, b;s ,,ltra ,ao,i ,,r,,c o,o,;,,,s a,'d 49,;
dnlaence of ,,r;vote t.el;nas On tbs ,,l,oIa
tbis san.lJ bv sbow;na With what case o,r
Government suppresses movements which in.
other countries reouires armies has Greatly
Increased ;ts strenq,b by incsroosina tbe ,rb-
lie confidence in If. II has been wholesome
lesson. too. to our citizens of The necessary
obedience 10 the Government. The Feds
and the little band of ouids in oppositiop.
will try 10 make something of the iinfringe-
,f l;bort, ~ l;t,r1 arrest and a.
nort.tioo Of c;t;zons hut n doos not ao
bsvopd sncb offenders ,s s,vortvort BoII-
n,an R,rr plannorhossat ILL., 81 tbar
,r;I1 ~ s,,,ortad II. ta ,,rtl;a
fr,b;s = o,,o.aa fro a
From, iWasbing,tIon. r. .brnarv 1905 - Gor.
ornor o,r,nor Claiborne Of tbo Louisiana Te-r;torv.
ond is 70 bo fo,,nd on the 40 naoss Of tbs
| V vol IF .Ieffsrson,s worlsl "a
A5.;r IN la.+or urit+ar 4, 1910 aftar IL
had retired from the Presidential chair he
d;so,s.os Tho Will v;+b aroo+ tbororobnesv.
a.d bo1ds tba folla,y;n, Ionsr,,,oa {. str;otsis
1 oLsa.,.,,, o,e ~. ,,,,.;tto,, d,,,.r.s.
ons of tbs 6;ob d,,t;es Of ao,od .;t;za, Int
il is NOT the 6;obea The laws of necessity
of sell. nreseryation. of saving onr connt,rv
/ ,vbe,, in danger are Of biober obIigation.--
NJ I,.a -, oo,,,tr, l.. . sor,,,,,,lons adbar
4 ,,.,,,,id ~ = H. a., H.,
;t,a1e .;th 1;f, li,a,t,, ,,ro,,artr and .1tthos.
,sbo.araf oi,;f;,o. II o7,, v,;th ne tbns .L.ola.
lntelv SACRIFICING the end TO. tho .,neansn - A.
con,ina within tbe nrincinls here stotod he
gives H.. consr;rocv Of Rnrr s.To nroooad
4 - the consnracy of Rnrr ond nar.;o,,i.rlu -
General Wilkinson.s situation at New Orleans.
In judging of this case, we are bound to con-
slider the state of the information, correct and
incorrect, which he then possessed. He ex-
pec,ed Burr and his band from above, Brit
ish fleet from below, and he knew there was
I formidable conspiracy within the city. Un-,
der these circumstances, was he justified. 1st.
in seizing notorious conspirators? On this.
: there can be but two opinions one of the
guilty and their accomplices; the other. that
of all honest men. 2nd. In sending them to
t the seat of government, when the written law
d gave them right to trial in the territory?-
: The danger of their rescue, of their contin-
e uing their Vaccinations, the tardiness and
e weakness OF the law, apathy of the Judges,
e active patronage of the whole tribe of law
$. yers, unknown disposition of the jures, an
e hourly expectation of the enemy, salvation
u of the city and of the Union itself, which
g would have been convulsed to its center, had
., that conspiracy succeeded; all these constitu-
4 ted law of security and self-preservatien,
pl and rendered the salus p9puE supreme over
= the written law.n f543- -44 A, vol. W s
l.
i cussion. MIGHT be onoted bnt these are thouobt
r sufficient. Their annIieation is 50 annarent
Vt that the duzlest mind cannot fail to make il:
It. 'Se'e.'i -le oa'fos '''. " ''eNe =
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TuE yPATRxOrIC BONG R0OK,

contains 90 pages Of songs, duets nd chorHses both
sac red seeular including IA pages of prayers for
ick and dying soldiers, ami soldiers Scripture Man.
ua. II is we'll suited for social singing as we'll
Sabbath worship "A moug The. many beau iful pieces
may be found, sswhere liberty dwels is my ouptly.
sThe Christian Hero,'' .sThree cheers for our Ban
uer Come sing of heaven'' .Colum bia, the
Gem OF the Ocean,, sFreeman,s Gathcring,''.s Co
luinba's King 70 et,,, = Marching Alopg,' &c.
Prices pager covers, Scents, SD per 100 Mailed
al the retail price.
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2 sAREs4.rrs sCHo0a. BELL, No. 2,

an ehttesnts9 work ofzl92 pages, and nearly 225
tunes and hyl, s. the music Is little more diff
.ut, it Is jast the book follow Bell No. l. Nearly
million of these Bells have teen issued, and are
now ri sing through this and other countries Among
the many choice pieces may be found, s.Sh4h we
meet beyond the River?'' s.There is Beautiful
orld, ,,'.s>orfow shalt more,''' Don't
YOU hear the Angels coming?'' s.Thou, God. seest
me :, .ssabhath Bells chime oas,' Se Prices of Bell
obtained N ne; price bound copy, 40 cents,
S35 pc cloth bcuud embossed gilt, so cis, S45
per loo. rs copies furnished at the 100 price. MALL
at retail price.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-04

contains between 800 and AGO pages of tunes and
bymns, aud odofthe choicest kiads, for church,
sunday school, revival, missionary, Temperatures,
prsyer and conference, and all kinds of cred and
social meetings The museis this boo 4 has life and
anitnat e6init, like, .ssinlng Shore Rest for the
earys, Ssh II know each other here?' s.Shall
we meet beyond the RiveI?' Tsere is Beautiful
World Kind Words,', . Sweet hour of Prayer,''
There is La nd of ,ve,'' s,Sufr little children to
come ulto God save the Nation,' DC Prices
single capi bound, 50 cents. $40 per 100; cloth
Ebohrd embossed gilt, 50 cents, $50 per 10. Mailed
atthe retail price, EsSz
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
4sI Brondway, New York,
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s.RR.,,.4 se,FsooT. eEIL No. !,

contains I44 pages and nearly eco tunes and by mns
Among the most popular pieces are, kind Words -
Eden Above's Christian Hero" .sBeautifnt Zi
oughtte love my Mother, ns The Angels told
mo so ,,.ln the light Rest for The Weary,'' &c
Priees-paper covers, 20cs each, SIS per I0n bound
95 cts., sel per 100, cloth bound, embossed git,3o
cents, SOS per 100.
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Medical Notice.
RR. HI. ID =. w WEHSTEER

TXYOutD s4snoehee that focafed in the Village
w of Raveuna, purpose of practcng aied-
sfne Havng guisI ssnSed the :. Old School
of practice and for fhs sast had que
experience IN sorce opahic and Hsdeopathic
modes Of himself that he is anle to
select the rational aud ectual medicinal agents
the relief OF the seek
ention psa tn the treatment OF Diphthe-
Is, Old Chronic Diseases. Female Com pIajnts &c.
OH .e--Iu the Phenix Block, Robinson, King
Co.'S Bank
Reside the house lately occupied BY Rev A.
B. Green. sseiaF Sycamore streets.
Ravenna. Nov. 10, 1862. i2-ly
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yVaTERS, s.HEAP MUSIC FOR THE
NERE.E T6eN
xvarERs, cHoRaL HARP.

This is the title of new Sunday School Book, of
100 pages beautiful tunes and hymes. II contains
MANY gems. such as tsShalt know each other
Little Children 10 Come Unto Ne; =,
aTbe Reautifui Shore ,,.Ohi 'Tis Glorious - " Leave
Me with NV Mother, ss8e Leadeth Ne Beside still
waters Price, paper covers. 90 cents, s15 per
lO: bound 25 cents, $40 per Alto. Ii iss edited by
HORACE WATERS, author of - s. Retl," Nos. i
and of which have had the enormous sale of oTer
eight hundred thousand copies.
zt7 I q yust,pu blished by BeRACE WATERS.
"a 4si broadway, New-York.
May I3. 1863.
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Publisher of the above Books. ~
yO<AE. Rfussc, WITH PIANO ACCOM-
PANITI ENT.

A large assortment of ani popular songs, bal
lads Duets artetts and choruses, issued every day
Among the most popular are, s.Silaii we know. each
other fserel'' Eawrey sWhy have my loved ones
gone will be trne TO thee, ,toh, there's no snch
girl as mine, by Foster. Mf theirs love is tfue,'
.weet love- fsrset uot,'' by Keller, 95 cents
each; 81 hear sweet veices sAging,' Home is
as 30 cents each.
INSTRUMENTAL N usIc for the Piano Forte-ssWe are
coming, Father Abraham. six hundred thousand
more, always look The sunny side ''.sShal
now each other there ee.. with brilliant VAria-
iions by Grobe so cents each
Pekas, Watizcs, Marches, Quicssteps, Quadrilis,
dc BY popular authors. A II kinds OF Singing and
instruction Books. Catalogues mailed free TO any
address Music mailed al the above prices.
WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE
MILLION.
arranged as solos. Duets quartetis ami choruses 60
MUSICAL societies, chairs, Sunday school,, public
chools. .ssetninaries. etc. s4at kfs ~
Shall each other there: Shall we meet beyond
he ryer7 Be in time; There Is beautiful world; Doai
sou hear ille Angels comugs Where liberty dwelis Is
cnuutfy; Freedom Truth and Right; We are Coming
4 Father Abraham Sax H0ndred Thousand More [nation
al sougs] Fhere is land of loves Sorrow shall coms
again no more; Heavenly Home, Come Sing 10 me o
feasen Land in Sight Ahittier's Song of " The Plant
alton Negro,' I'VE will Love Sunaay School On
God is marchi God save the Nation, Fair free
do III s Morn has dawned al last, Over tho Mountain
Little EiIas ar angel " lilies gone 10 feaven
Suffer lutte children to nhtu me. Bury me II
1 the Garden, Mother. Come to thy Rest, Sweet heu
of PRAYER, &c. Price 3cents. 80 cents per dozen,
pey 100, postage cent each In sheet form, wit
| Piano accompaniment, 25 cents.
published By HORACE WATERS, Agt,
dSJ Rrnadway. Neyy- York,
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TlaE nARPoF FREEporI.

codtains 80 pages songs dnets, and ehoruscs for
Freedom Aind dug The choice pieces we would name
..Fair Frsedo ms morn = 80 let my people co."
..sfver the mountain, ,'st,They work led me II the
day &c PRICED single, so cents per dozen,
IS per loo, postage I cent each
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rmE REy1yAl. MUSIC ROOK


.,ascs ri N nes sd hymns, designed for
revival, praS and eoniererce meetings. Price-in
paper covers single copies, 10 cents, S. per l0o.-
Mailed at the retail price.
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R1TFH: a sACtsED CANrATA,

contains I2G pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer,
music By Prof. Gull. This is excellent book for
concerts for thesyouag., P;ces--paperz covers, 20
cents SIS per I6fy bound, 25 cents, s2t per 1oG.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-04

The Horace Waters Modern Improved
OyERsTRgENG BASS s-essa
Full Iron Frame PianOSl
Are built of the best and thoroughly seasoned
materials, and will stand any climate The toneis
very deep, round, fuif aud mellow; the touch elastic
Each Piano warranted for five years. Prices from
1925 to $70a "
.The Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very tef."-Eraagsl slist. ~ sssssa5s szssc. Z
.'y.. can speak Or ther merits from personal kuow
-1Ayistiaa hateiligencer.
wsttr's Pianos aud Mvl,deons challenge compaIison
with finest made anywhere in the country.
S I 75-New 7-0ctave Pianos
Or different Makers for 75; do with carved legs 5000
S25 40 so, 81. rs, 100, IT'S, I25, 15oand i6o.
THE HORACE WATERS MELODEONS
AND HARMONIURas,
Tuned IN EQUAL Temperament with the Patent D,vi-
ded Swell. Prices from $50 to $500 ALEXANDRA
ORG ms from 5000 10 500
sY- a liberal d,scountlo clergymen Churches. s.
hall schools, lodges, Semiuaries and Teachers Ths
Tfats supplied on tbe most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Ag't
dsl Broadway, New York.
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gortaee Go, genlutrat.
RAvEnNA, OHIO.
MIR. JEFFERSON AND NATIONAL
EMEEeG EN- NCEES.

wednesday,- November 4, 1868
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-04

Strawberries ! who'll buy my strawber-
ries p, .35 ,szss, E
Mrs. .Leclere was reading in her cool, quiet
parlors as the silvery voice echoed through
the street. Instinctively she rose and pushed
aside the curtains.
!. A slender figure in brown calico dress, her
face shaded by blue-ribooned Shaker bon
net was leaning over the area ratings, on
which she dexterously balanced a basket Of
ripe Strawberries, glowing scarlet through
! their covering of fresh vine-leaves.
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$I75.-New 7-octave Pianos

Or different Makers for S;75; do with carved legs, $500
S22a and S24n Secondh Pianos aud Melodeoes at
S25. 40, So 81, rs, 100, lis, I25, 15oand ieo
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Booss aud Shoes.
~ai ~ ssz e 81
Us MARVIN.
Desisr n Boots Shoes leatt Shoe Findings, Hides
Calf Skins Sheep Pets. three doors West of the
Raveuta Book Store Maip So. Ravcana o.
g. SMITH,
MzRufarturer of Bread. CHkes and Crackers OF
~ every kind Whelssale and Retail Fresh Bread daily
,lsa Chestnut south Of cgnt House. Ravenna
a 0cE. 9, 1859 ~