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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

skessExzzsy II q Legal Notice.. KsAsS II * s&s2
TN Ndward Gould of New York City, Jahez B HYDE. Luke
the same city, William X Mead, John s. Bccher, Geo.
Titus and john Boyd. partners. &C. of the ely.
the Upited States of America, AL of whom
residents of and be found in the State of Oho
uel W. jenkins flied the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County 0b:c peti agaiest lbe aud 9th
ers, paying fee the force oure Of moraae sisen by
Henry Peck, one Of the Alvin who'd, aid
ny said Wood assigned hsiniif also OF morigage
given by Henry Peek to plsnt certain real estate
Streetseofo sse couty 70 owa;s e selao ACRES In ol
50 loo in lot So ekinga total OF $50
which isGesciihe By nses and Bounds e plaintiff
peIition which two mortgages executed in July,
1851 and forthwith thereafter recorded. Said defendants
claim interest in said by JUDGMENT en
se and unless they appear and sfid PEI
before the 23d day of May next order AID
for the foreclosure and sale of said real esae the appi
cation of the proceeds plaintiffs claims and costs. and
dschargrg and annuiang claim and lien they may
have o o o said real estate. s-N9s+ NJ. STUART,
March 25. 6w] attorney for Pffs.
10 order of sale issued from the Court Common
Pleas Postage County lilo. and directed
wherein John A. Holden and others pla ntifs
Joseph Holden hers defendants, shall of
fer for sale at public auction, the
Ravenna Saturday. the 25h day of April ad.
1853 al or shout o'clock p of said Gay The fol-
lowing described lands and tenemens to wit: situate in
the nship Of Rayenna in the county of P"r and
state of Ohio, being the divsed onealf oi village let
No 14S the Original plat ofte viIisee of Rayenna
cepting 60 b 40 feet from the corner lie
Appraised al Eve hrs,d, ,e aeasr-. 1850
of sale the p operty IF Joar Holden in the
said suit OF John A. Holden et al Joseph Holden and
nj. Terms, cash.
sherid's Office, Match 23d 1868 25-5w
Luther Day Pifs Atty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Drs. WORKMAN & SHANNON

Inform tie citizens Of Portage aid sadoinpg Counties
April 25th, again May 29lh, and again
Uoz1eS hssa June 2u.s. - 1sSs s'saass
and every month regularly notice win be given
time to time. They hope by honorable course, ito
it of pubic patronage.
DYSPEPSIA AND LAYER DISEASE
sourse witi. coated Tongue nines, with bnd
the mouth, and poor appetite for breakfast: Do
feel when first weak and lat guId you
can scarcely get about: Do you have dizziness
head at times nd often du iness wits
appetite chaugeabef DO you reft up istnd THE
stomach and do you boat up ofteni 10 you feel dul
sitter eating. aud aonenessEwhen the stomach is
empty: DO you have heartburn occasionally: DO you
feel low sprite d. and oo on the dark side OF tbng
you unusually nervous MT times! Do you be-
rastrss and often lay until midnight before you
can 20 sleep: and then, times, don't feel dull
and sleepy of the time. Is your skin dry scay
sallow In short, lsnot your life buthen full OF
forebodingss Now. these are The symptom gerrrslls
nIesens but nor aways al Of ten and there a ! ihou
sands who suleri daily from them, and pledge
ourselves. in from hree to Eve prescriptions to drive
them all away aud completely patient chang
their a We ss5 oss
have tried tired discouraged, to give
fair trial. candidiy do just what aove set
.otsa ssEisy ts ss
almost treatment in the above Diseases
P,oue ali things.
h. SALT RHEUM and sCALD HEAD.
claim to sure sysFy case Of these
give $50 to any case of We canuot cure and
we generally eura with one pTsscripIion.s ~ -
ss sf LUNG DISEASE. ss.4~ =
ncipient ConsuPtion Bronchitis asthma, zhroof Dis
1 ease, dc dc.
call especial attention afflicted with those
Diseases to the fact have almost invaluable
which has neen lately dis
covered. We sIcceeded 5hisroutein restoring
cases Of kind few hs who have beer treat
ed for years to effect and others under
me Mt rapidly bens restored as in fact
their words they say they feel hem selves coming
upevery dsy We do positively eiaiA tiN there g
Lease far advanced but that can make more comfort
able. prolong lite cnses can he success
fully cured If take, in any kind of time RENE N be1
that age pr reaed fes are be
ing discovered that dsarm disease many ,e-rors
We invite those who threatened. any form
Lung Disease to give enest trial, when pro,
| ali we have said Hthe aboye. ~ -
It ExAREENAPHaN FEs EE.oT
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
LUNG DISEASE,
ExArslNArIasi irR eco n

ssss ass .vaz .a~.-~sa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

81 Ia ia W lat!a
A large stock. and very varied, con
Single BrocEa shawls.
Double do
Brocade do
Stella do
Watervliet woolen shawlss
Peacedale do do
Waterloo do do +-s- Ss4sa qrssA ssE
Bsy-State do do
ss1ss ~ ssls q,e AT SO. BEA TTY's.s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Agents Wanted

Is all IL will cost You write to Mr. Hail. however dis
tan you live, und get valuable Information Abou
insIrrm suts and if y, not shaady wiIh pen Sc
some friend % " Iiie for yon You can saYe.:oney
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
DEMOCRAT. !.
R A E N n a, Q HIo.
THE SONNET.

Wednesday morning..,............apr,l ~ 8, 1888
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Richardson's New Method, TT

Book for the ard MeIodeo5 no person can afford
to do VIII he sent tree any address,
crpt of SS, the price Of the book All kinds ef Ihsruc-
ton Books Sheet Music, &C., sent pos sge free,
cepi of price,. - - = = i S = :. - ~
Ravsnua, Ohio:
March IS, 1868 IS sssg432 ss4sT- 80 - az
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

Mr. H is not corne to the sale of any par eusr Pi-
amos, hut will furnish airy good make in this country
E,n When it is desied. Mr. H. will give his cnsto
me henrt of his experieHce in the selection OF Pr
and Mei1deo
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Alt RaEUM and scALD HEAD

SALT RHEUM and SCALD HEAD.
claim positively of these diseases
This is q positive and will pledge ourselves tn
give $50 toany of the kind We cannot and
we generally eure with one prescription. a ass
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Field of Operations

syvaa, he ground work for fuure ITsEe, and in
srun will Oe delivered free It churge hen desired,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
WHO is going ID. Buy2 s. z

in Ono lndisnA Illinois and Western Pennsyirani.. /.
wshing advertise for Mr. H. Piano MeIo-
deou, viii please address mr Hall the subject ME-
q. wishes advertise in al least 100 Journals.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

Reader, you heard your brother ,neighhor
Write Mr.. H, send ibe name, address, Be-. sd il
sale is made you will be entitled to per centsge Mr.
Is now buying below oblng prices, and can anord TO-
divide the profits :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

ThowheIe thing is hun bu anai well caIculatsd to
fake wi hcse who 10 krg what they csil gteat
ba gains willing poot thing
only cheap Good makers like angels visits,
and their Pianos cost money
(l,oice OF Pianos, &c
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Competition DesirabI

More than 5o0clergy1nen teachers, professors public
land host Of Others OF sterling integrity, who
acquainted with Mr.. Halls his nefhcd
them in the highest terms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
.Cheap Pianos. Worlh hless .

By chefp Piabosis Enenn, these advertised S50,
Si75 and SO o claiming improvements. warranted
for years. nd claiming to be better than the cid,
make, woI To S3u0 or S4e0
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
LADaEss oEOTHs.

Different shades and qualities. The best stock in the
-;Jnntyss ct BEAfTf,S.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
BALMoRAL SKIRTS!

7nd invoice reesved this morning by express. Ths
best assortment in the County
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CALrcoEs Is 'CALICoEs 4

market, AZ ~ sz=sess y J. c. BEATTfrS
: Sept %, 's2.
.x8o E31 sstgsE 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

General Branch Office for Portage County a. the emo
: = Graz Building. Raxenna. @. ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Second Hand Pianos and Melodeons

takenin exchange for new, fair rates. and the sam
put ieood order and Kept for saIe--A good stoc
hand, TO be sold cheap.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

! Dorm Nth Rssmbugs, and no league soit5
Traitors SEES.
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= Seventeen Years Expesritepcctes.3 cts.3 5. .

with good knawledge Of music, and eye out ex
ce in trade, enable Mr. boast Of almost
unpar@sed, N the history Of any sAilar susncss in
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-04

ra. Yankees are demons in human sac7e
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-04
- o thorn Items.

Re imcnt, whose terms OF service
have expired. con uue TO arrive ut
New York., a.rLc rate Of two TO foul
per day
The oXportotion of horses, mules.
and war material has been prohibited hy
order from the War Department, a j
all designed for cyporlAliUn will be
seized
Dead horses and mules are becoming
plenty around Washington, ana the
odor theretrom does not suit Madam
Lincoln's oIfactorios. The nuisance is
t, be abatcd soon, or Madam will has,
to provide herself with yinaiyrc,,.
,- bjgl- 4 Jemii hn.
are to be initiated whcr.
c-s suall be organized u.
,erome auspioc, Ia lepres.
bym dcmOu>lratlons and orr. n1 ..
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-04

dent of expelling him from his domn.
IONS, and 70 do it in . way the least
troublesome to himself. Whether ne
will by, his contemplate manUuyrc,
succeed IN escaping the consequences
OF popular excitement against which ho
was warned, will soon be seen. The
orlgln"I outrage upon VaIIandigha
has only been intensely aggravated by
the eXpcdient which was adoptod for
getting rid of him.
We do not see how the South can
refuse him q refuge, under the circum-
stances lie has certainly not been
sent within her limits in way TO
Justify her sending him back He has
not been sent at all. He has Simply
been thrust by main force oW Of tia
Y'nkee hn"&, md thus io't to do the
best for himself that he can, This is
the view that we take OF the matter
and with the impressions it has pro.
tuced upon our mind We are opposed
to 4 course on the pa<t of our au'hor..
lies that wou'd subject YaIIandigham
to any further modification and suf
teriugs He is certainly not to blame
Dor what has been done and should
not therefore be held or made in any
way responsible ho has been i
fearless and able advocate Of popular
'ights "a defined ard secured By con.
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Notice to Subscribers

|THEN you find 4 before your name on
j paper. please renew your subscription.
is notice that the time for which it
been paid will expire in few avs
trticleS Of much length, intended for publi-
bn must be handed in in the forenoon to
Me- puhliCaii0n ne1t lav.
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NO. 1873
A,~o-NreD grr~s msrArclrrs.
J ANkNNN. Lun.

JACKSON. Jun. .
Grant being heavily reinforced heavy firm.
woa heard yesterday Cen, Logan and o,a.r
generals killed
ATLANTA. June
New Oraan. retugo"f state That Farae.'
0nl the Hartford in q sinking condition ant
800 weak, rotnrarJ ya', Por, Hud on SHY
dD.ro, ed near month OF lied ,.E,.. Fa.ragu,
ana MS of6cere and crew are now IN New O.
lear7
aHELBTVILLE, June 3.
Louisville Damocyu. Of 5lgt ult. is received
1t contains advice from vicksbu z of Msy q
TLere has been no fighting since Monday T,
s...on OF the army unchanged. Johnston :n.
jackson with l4,OQ0 mon. Peauregart Ia
Joined Johnston with 10000 men Biz Elayl
bridge 10 in possession OF the re1e.'
It has the following special aisra,,A from
" NShington. dated Soth April;
No isr.nsr eIctangr oI jri.orNrs for :h-
present. The rebel authorities having takey.
~" initiative tho War Department. will 70,
low il ny promptly Nj rebel officers psrolei
s"e ordered under arrest to be imprisoned
The Cincinnati Gaze &c Of the Goth
says that Bragg.s force does not exc cd
23,ooo-that he is falling back and
Rosccraus is advancing.
Refugees assert tha; the Yicksburg
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Grant being heavily reinforced heavy frlnr
"oa heard Yesterday Gen. Logan and o,a.r
generals killed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25
The Travelling General.
From the Prov. Jour.

Our Twelfth regiment, which was almost
constantly on the move during its nine
months service, used to be called tho great
class in geography" ueh. Sherman would
be fit teacher for such class For when.
ever any rapid movement il to be executed,
whenever pursuit is to be made, General
Grant is sure 10 send him to the work. lie
was sent down to Vicksburg to make the
first attack. lie was afterwards sent to the
bluffs on the north side of that city TO Nuke
q feint, and then was ordered to hasten down
to Grand Gulf and to rejoin the main body of
the army in time to take part in the subsc.
quent operations. No soOter was Vicksburg
taken than he was started off to Jackson II,
pursuit Of the foe. and made that terrible
march out and back which was so trying TO
his troops, our Seventh regiment among 9th.
ers. When corps was to be brought up
from the Mississippi to Chattanooga, it was
again Shcrman's which was selected. Taking
with him large part Of the corps, which was
at or near Memphis, he worked for weeks
endeavoring to open the Charleston Railroad
to Bridgeport. Having fought his way to
Tuscumbia, he was recalled to the north side
OF the Tennessee river. lie then hurried to
the front and arrived in time to take part,
and the hardest part, in the great battle of
Mission ridge. Five sixths of the loss in the
battles before Chattanooga was sustained by
his men. nut 20 sooner was the contest end
ed than Sherman was Oh the road to Ring
gold, where very sharp contest took place
with the rear guard Of Bragg's army. And
before we received the news OF that battle,
Sherman was on tho way to Knoxville, more
than hundred miles distant, and was soon
laundering Upon the heels of Longstreet.
We think that Sherman's soldiers ought to
receive from government an extra allowance
for shoes If not for clothing.
Yet this is tho Gen. Sherman who was said
to be crazy, because at the beginning Of the
in Kentucky, two years ago, he
stnted that two hundred thousand men were
needed there for the work. @
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25
THE RUSSIAN BANQUET.

Yesterday, says Washington dispatch Of
tho 18th, at the banquet to the members of
Congress and ladies on board the Russian
frigate, aftcr the most substantial portion of
the entertainment was over, Speaker Colfax
addressed the company, saying tho Russian
Minister wished TO make remark, following
which a salute would be fred from one OF
the vessels Of the feet. E.- stss..vl..
Baron Stoeckel, filling his glass said: 81
give you the toast Of the happiness and pros.
perity Of the United States. Myself, the
Admiral, and all tho officers Of the fleet
thank you for the hospitality with which We
have been treated while in your country"
This toast was drank with great applause.
Half an hour later Speaker Colfax again
c.lled the company to order, and delivered
the following speech aH
ADxIHAL: After toast given in honor Of
our great country by that gentleman who 80
worthily represents your Imperial Master at
the capital, and after the salute just fred, It
devolves upon me to make few words Of
response. Tho Representatives Of the Con.
gress Of America, receiving your very kind
invitation, have assembled here to thank you
under the entwined flags Of Russia and
America, and partake of your generous hos.
ptality. need not say to you that since
tho commencement Of the great struggle in
which this country il now engaged for its
existence the heart Of every American is
warmed toward all those who send welcome
words Of friendship and sympathy to the
Republic founded by Washington. And
when across the broad Atlantic came the
cheering words Of sympathy in the hour of
trial from the Car Of all the Russias, our
hearts warmed Ms never before toward all the
people in that distant land. Your country ia
great, and our country distracted as it is TO-
day, but with the glad sunshine OF victory
breaking through the clouds, il is so great |?
Yours in three Continents, Europe, Asia and
America, ours in one, but spanning the en-
tire Continent from ocean to ocean. On the
one side from our Atlantic coast our corn.
merce with white-winged sails speeds onward
to your ports on tic east On the other side,
on the Pacific slope, our great nation is so
close to yours We can almost realize tho
greet Of grasped hands; and these two great
countries almost encircle tho globe. thank
you for the cordial welcome given hero, and
in response give you, Russia and tho Uni
ted States may the friendship between them
DO as perpetual rs the stars. [Great up.
plauSc s.-a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25
srnaE 0REAr OtaArolss.

"Whata man." says Walpols, Fox ID
After his long and exhausting speseh on
Hastings trial, he was seen handing ladiss
into their coaches, with all tho gaisty and
prattle Of an idle gsllantl"
Burkes melodramatic trick was eont-
plcte failure when Ne flung the dagger on
the floor Of the House Of Commons, and
produced nothing But smothsred laugh.
aud Joke from Sheridan. I" The gentleman
has brought us his knife, but whcfe 10 his
forke" taH
When Lord Erskino made his astut At the
bar, his agitation almost ovcrcafne him, and
he was Just going to sit down. AT that
moment" said he, :" thought I felt my littlS
children tugging At my gown, and the idea
reused me to an exertion Of which did .nos
think myself capabls."
Lord Brougham, speaking Of the salary
attached TO q rumored appointment to new
judgeship, Bald It was al moonshins. Lynd.
hurst, in a dry and wasgish way, remarked.
May it be SO, my Lord Harry; but have
a strong notion that, though it be, you would
like to see tho first quarter Of if"
Pitt and Fox were listened to with pro.
found respect, aud In silence broken only BY
occasional cheers, but from the moment Of
Sheridan's rising, there was oil expectation
of pleasure, which to his last days, was sell
dom disappointed. A low murmur of eager.
ness ran round the house every word was
wat.hcd for; and his pleasantly sct the -.
semblage in q roar.
Canning said of Grattan's eleoquence, that,
for the last two years, his public exhibitiun3
were complete failure, and that you saw all
the mechanism Of his oratory without ito
life. Ii was like lifting the Hap of barfsls
organ, and seeing the wheels, you saw the
skeleton Of his sentences without the flesh
on them, and were induced to think that
what you had considered flashes, were more.
ly primings kept ready for the occasion.
Mr.. Burke, on one occasion, had just risen
in the House Of Commons, with some papers
in his hand, on the subject Of which he in
tended to make motion, when . rough
hewn member, who had no ear for The charms
Of oioquence, rudely started up and said,
Mr.. Speaker, hope the honorable gentle
man does not mean to road that large bundle
of papers and to bore us with long speech
into the bargain" Mr.. Il. was 10 swollen
with rage AZ to be incapable of utterancs,
and absolutely ran out Of the house. On
this occasion George Selwyn remarked that
it was the only time he ever saw the fable
realized--a lion put to Jlight BY the bravint
Qf an dss, r. .. ..... 49,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25
SEVEN TIMES ONE.

There's no dew left on the daises and clover.
There's rain left IN Heaven; -.
y I've said my " Seven Times over and over. - @
Seven times one are seven.
am old, 80 old can write letter,
My birth day lessons are done
The lambs play always, they know no better,
They are only one time one. 81.
o, moon, IN the night I've seen you sailing,
And shining SO round and low
fou were bright! ah bright hut your light s failing
e. You are nothing now hut . bow. = ..r..rr. I.
Your moon, YOU have done something wrong Ia heaven
That God has hidden your facee - . =
1hope, u you have, you will be forgiven,
And shine again In your place.
velvet bee, you're a dusty fellow,
~ . You've powdered your legs with gold; .. ....
0 brave marsh mary buds rich and yellow,
Give me your money 10 hold s - ...
o columbine, open your folded wrapper.
where two twin doves dwell;
cuckoo-pint tell me the purple clapper, t. 0.g.
That hangs In your clear green bell
And show me the nest with your young ones Ia n;
I am old i--soa may trust m me. Anne., lpne.-- &.
am seven times one to-day. % r.s F.. ....
Laughter tits the poor mans plaster,
Covering up each sad disaster,
Laughing he forgets his troubles,
Which though real seem hut bubbles. -.
Laughter 'tis seal Of nature,
Laughter, whether loud or mute,
Tells the human kind from brutes. #@
Laughter ts Hopes loving voice q ..
Bidding US to make choice,
And TO Gull from thorny bowers, , -r.., .
Leaving thorns and taking flowers"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25

AsY man can tell truth easier than lie !:
cantdo good deed easier than bad one !;
can be honest easier than dishonest. The
natural inclination is TO DO right, and it is ca
sier to do il than wrong. It is not an irk-
some task, as some maintain . sacrifice Of all
pleasure; hard, doleful cruciflxion Of the
natural man, to do right; far from It. Right
lies in the straightforward path Of life !;
wrong is in the by-ways and behind the
hedges. To do right IS both easy and pleas.
ant. Rectitude smiles upon her followers,
and pays them well for their service. There
is glory in the right and every body knows
it. To live honorably Is 10 got tha worlds
esteem. Men know this; why, then, do they
not 50 live! All, that old theory, that II Is
hard to do right. has frightened them from
an attempt to live BY The principles Of honor
and right.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25

the same unsullicd hopes and desires, the
same confidence in humanity and fear in
God, for the hustle Of active lise has ten
dency to lead our minds into evil channels
where we learn to forget our duty to God
and our fellows OF many, alas this is too
true, but not so with all. With some, the
passing years havo strengthened and enlarg.
ed the God-light in their soul, the intellect
has become more cultivated, tho heart fuller
Of lifs's great and good purposes and oh,
may it be pervadcd by a chi!d.lkc trust in
the Saviour that they lift their hands heav.
onward and pray "Our Father who art in
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