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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

THAYER AND MOVES CIRcUs On Friday
ed Circus, which will be the first This season there
fore, every will brush up and hitch up, and go
to the Circus This Company is said by good judges
to be the respectable well the largest and
best organized Troupe of Equestrians and Gymnasts
now travelling. 1t has already visited many of the
principal cities in this state and wherever they have
been, they have met with the most liberal encourage
ment. At many places, satisfactory has their
ternoon performance proved that night the canvas
admission. Some OF the talented artists in the
country, well as the most expert gymnasts, are
connected with this institution. The Clown, DR..
James l.. TayeE, and Mr.. A. Aymar, are gentlemen
who have never yet by word act offended the most
| fastidious, they believing in the old adage, that
+" modest boldness ever meets with friends,
And cen a stranger recommends"
We are therefore assured that even the most sensi
tive sticker of mock modesty need have no appre
hension of being mortified by act, word, or deed, in
| the entertainment given. Among the artists engaged
will mention ouly (fsr want roonr), Mr.. James
Robinson-this gentleman is thorough artist in ev-
cry OF the word, being the most graceful and
daring rider in the world We would also call the
particular attention of readers the fact that
the day of exhibition, for it is said that this Company
has the handsomest Band Chariot made in this
| country, and which cost the manager S27OO. We
therefore advise country friends to come to town
] early.
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ATWATER.

sFURLoUGHs- Elwood Haines, Assist
ant Surgeon in the 29th Regiment o. v, paid
his friends in Atwater short visit during the
month of April. DR.. Haines has been en-
gagged in the service over eighteen months,
most of the time the regiment to which he
belongs has been connected with the Army
of the Potomac.
George Houck, a member of Cog, 7th
Ohio Regiment having obtained furlough
of fifteen days, is now visiting his friends in
this place. Mr.. Houck volunteered in May,
1861, and has seen much hard service since
he enlisted.
Silas Waller, who enlisted the same time
with Mr.. Houck, reached home few days
since, having received discharge for wounds
inflicted at the battle at Cedar Mountain.
A MOVEMENT IN REAL EsTATE.-T. G..
Atwater, Esq, has disposed of his place, and
purchased property in Rochester, Minnesota,
which place he intends making his future
home. Other farms have been sold, but the
parties selling, in most instances, have pur-
chased again in this place.
The PRESIDENTS SABBATH. = Thursday,
April 3Oth, was observed as day of fasting
and prayer. The different religious societies
convened at the Methodist Church at IL
O'Clock A. M. Rev. Mr.. Brown conducted
the preliminary exercises, after which Rev. E.
G. Sharp preached a discourse from Deuter-
onomy, 32d chapter, 18th verse; But Je-
shurun waxed fat and kicked; thou art wax
en- fat, thou art grown thick, thou art covered
with fatness then he forsook God which
made him, and lightly esteemed the Rock of
his salvation. Subject,-The tendency OF
National prosperity is to pride, luxury, and
forgetfulness of God, and Mis to ruin. The
subject was illustrated
1st: From the nature of sin, which always
tends to ruin.
I'd: From the examples of nations which
have lived before us, and
Sd: From the manner in which God Gov
erns nations-punishing them in this world
The discourse was applicable to the times,
and was listened to with marked interest by
a large audience.
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NJ Converse. of the firm of Converse &
Green, Rootstowp, is now in New York, pur-
chasing for the new firm and store very de-
sirable stock of Goods for Spring and Sum-
mer trade.
This enterprising firm have rebuilt their
Store this Spring, doubling its size and capac-
ity for business, making it both pleasant and
convenient for their large and increasing
trade sss&ssas
Mr.. n. Converse, who has. been for many
years, a successful and honorable dealer in
Rootstown, has this Spring associated with
himself in business, Mr.. Green, young gen.
tleman of fine business capacity, and well
known in Rootstown, and everywhere esteem
ed for his probity. and fair dealing.
Mr.. Converse who is now in New York,
from his long experience knows the wants OF
his range of custom, and will adapt his pur-
chases to them. "a
He has skillfully seized upon a point of
time to visit New York, when prices of lead
ing staples have somewhat fallen, and thus
taking advantage Of the market, will give his
customers the benefit of his better purchases.
Call in, then, at the newly reftted store, when
the new goods arrive, and see them. Aliwho
do so, will be sure to purchase, if they con-
suit their own interests, and who will not?-
We predict for the new firm great success.
| 77---s -rse~S -s-------4-47 7aFs
Baskets, of many kinds-Traveling, Reti-
cule, Picnic, Market, &c.-a new stock just
opened at the Ravenna Book Store.
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FAST DAY.-Pursuant to the Presidents
requestin his Proclamation, appointing Thurs
day last, the 3oth ult.. as day of humiliation,
fasting and prayer, business houses were clos
ed in Ravenna, and all ordinary business sus-
pended. The churches were thronged at the
several services, and the exercises in each
were all of highly interesting character.
In the morning, services were had at the
Congregational Church. Ministers present in
the pulpit, were Reverends E. B. Mason, w.
F. Day, A. B. Green, and J. E. WILSON,
Services were conducted by Rev, E. B. Ma
son. His discourse presented very inter-
esting historic resume of the war, and was a
faithful and manly utterance against the re-
bellion and itssfagrant cause, unfolding and
illustrating, as the central idea of his sermon,
Gods Providential dealings with men, the
Providential deliverances, thus far, of our
Government from impending perils.
-Insthe afternoon, the same clergymen ap-
peared in the pulpit of the Methodist Church,
where the services were conducted and the
sermon preached by the Pastor, Rev. VIM. F.
Day The discourse was devoted to discus
sien of Hebrew Slavery, showing the 'unten-
able position of those who rely upon this as
a precedent to Justify American Slavery
The discourse, also, brought out to view the
guilty completely ofthe North with the slave
ry of the South. s88sS sSA51a3
In the evening, the same clerical gentlemen
occupied the pulpit of the Disciple Church
the Pastor, Rev. A. B. Green, directing the
exercises, and. preaching the sermon. The
preacher unfolded the design, uses and bene-
fits of Fasts, individual and National, and
characterized the human chattelism of the
South as the great central evil, the gnawing
cancer of our country.
The large audiences in each church listened
with interested attention to the several dis
courses, and all in all, the day and its exer-
cises will long be remembered in Ravenna.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

ATTENTION is directed to the advertise
ment of Mr. J. r. SPERRA, in to-day's Dem
ocrat. 1t gives us pleasure to say, that Mr..
SPERRA is one of the best workmen in. his
line of work, to be found in the Western
country. He has had over twenty years ex-
perience in his trade, and is a well skilled and
experienced mechanic in all branches of it.
As Horse-shoer, he has no superior, and but
few equals. His wide custom in this line, at
tests his excellency. Scores of .horse-owners
will have. no one else shoe their horses. Be-
sides, in repairing, ironing, edge tools, &c, he
is all that can be desired. Mr.. Sperra is a
man that attends to his business steadily and
industriously, and is always prompt and faith
full, and reliable, in meeting his engagements.
"A temperate, laborious working man, thriving
by his own industry, he presents one of the
best types of an American mechanic. For
good work and fair prices, call at the Black
smith Shop of J. R. SPERRA, on Prospect ST.,
q few rods South of Main, but stones throw
from the well-known shop of Nd CLARK 6
Co., now occupied by those enterprising young
men, Merits & Riddle.
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b DEERFLELD.
(C0rrespondeace.)

Correspondence
The National Fast appointed by the Pres
ident's Proclamation, was duly observed in
this place, on Thursday last. There was a
very good congregation attended in the M. E.
Church, in compliance with the Nation's call,
who listened to discourse by Rev. G. Brown,
from the 26th verse of the 10th chapter of
Judges, as follows: Then all the children
of Israel, and all the people, went up, and
came unto the house of God and wept, and
sat there before the Lord, and tasted that day.
until even, and offered burnt offerings and
peace,offerings before the Lord"
The sermon was followed with some very
appropriate remarks by Rev. Mr.. Decker, the
Pastor of this charge.
DIR. j. Waggoner will soon take up his res
idence in Ravenna. His place will be hard to
fill. We are sorry to lose him, but our loss
will be Ravenna's gain.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

NEWS DEPOT FOR SALE.-Mr. HENRY. MI
NER, the popular and enterprising News Deal
.er of Pittsburg, Pa, has branch of his bu-
siness at Massilon, Stark County, Ohio, which,
owing to the increasing business on his hands,
he is desirous of selling, This affordssa rare
opportunity to any enterprising man, who
wishes to enter into this line of trade in a
large, thriving, intelligent business commune
ty. An investment of some four hundred
dollars will enable a man, who will attend
intslligently and closely to his business, to
make a handsome weekly profit on his sales.
+ For further particulars, address HENRY MI
sNER, Nos II and 73, Fifth Street, Pittsburg
Pa rzse ass
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CLEAN UF-The Village Corporate al-
thorities have appointed l. Forker, Esq, as
Board of Health Committee to make an ex-
animation of the household premises of this
village, streets, alleys, &C., to see that proper
attention is given to cleaning up generally, to
the drainage of cellars, the removal of nni- mi
sances, decaying matter, &C. As the warm
seasonis advancing, attention to these things
early, is indispensable to the health of local
/ tiles and to the village. .Householders, stable
keepers, shop-keepers, warehousenen. &C.,
would do well to attend to their premises at
once that they may make good exhibit to
the Health Officer when he appears, or they
viii have their premises put in proper order
by public authority. and be made to foot the
bill Fair notice is here given, and it is ex-
pected that unburied dogs, cats, rats, hens,
&c, will at once 60 into the ground.
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Medical Notice.
DR. w. E. cHAMBERLIN.
rsHVorrr NJ ann c

nR. w. E. CHAMBERLFN.s-
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Haviag located permanently in Pamyra. Portage Co.,
tenders his professional services tile citizens of the
town aud vicinity Dr. c. successfully all diseases
of long standing OF male female snsgicai operations
Extracting Teeth and Vacclnatiug solicited.
Office in residence formerly occupied by Mr.. Isaac D.
Spaudng where be be found az all hours of day or
night unless professionally engaged
Dr.. Casnherlin HI visit Rootstown every Sattsdy.
for the purpose of healing all diseases that he may be
favored WITH terms Consultation free of charge
Office in Pomeros.s Hotel building. .now occupea by Mrs
G. Chahern. who also treats successfully Fe-
male and Chidrens complaints.-Also, Germans wish
ing Dr. Co. do in their native tongue,
the DR.. has thorough German education, medically
and classically- ees
. Palmyra, April Is. 1868 4w
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition win be
IN presented to the C mmissioners Of Portage Coun
o: the whole of a County road be vacated as fol-
lows: Commencing on the top OF the ledge east o
lhe Center of Nelson, near where Mr. Vaughn re-
Sides thence southerIy direction 10 the line between
lands owned by James Knowlton and Rhodolphus
bancroft; thence south said line TO the north line
of road running west from the dwelling house o
sail Rhodolphus Bancroft. ,,,,,,,..>,
Nelson, April 25th, 1853. my6-4w
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ONE OF the best "signs of the times" for
Ravenna is, that all our Mechanics have full
employment, and are unable. especially car
penters, to do all the work urged upon them.
The result will be. carpenters from abroad
will come in, and some are already engaged
to do work here. There is no better index to
thrift, than full employment to mechanics.
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ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT. II

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT. - pon
Thursday last, BENJ.Ji WELLS, of Ravenna,
was notified by supt. SwEETsER, of the At
lantic & Great Western Railway, of his ap-
pointment as Assistant Superintendent of that
Road. Mr.. WELLS is well qualified for the
position. He has been connected with the
Road from very early day, and the appoint,
ment is a just appreciation. of past services
and the executive talent possessed by Mr.
WELLS as Railroad man. Mr.. WELLS wa.
formerly connected with the C. & P. R. R
| in an official capacity.
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FREEDOM.
(Correspondence.)

( Correspondence ~,
We hear much said about Democracy, and
Democrats, at this time, and frequently hear
men boasting, that they are Democrats; that
they belong to party that never has changed
its name. "A short time since, came across
the enclosed ticket, which was printed in
Jackson's time; and for the benefit of Jack.
son Democrats look at the heading: sr.
e Jackson Republican Electoral Ticket"
! You Twill see by the names, that the ticket
was printed in Massachusetts,, as there are
names that many in this County know, as
belonging to Berkshire, Massachusetts,. For
the benefit of such Democrats as are now
upholding the Government, and are taun-
ted with going over to the Republicans,
make this ticket public. The finding of the
ticket led your correspondent to look at the
Biography of Gen. jackson. On pages 363-
4, you will find the following:
Gen. jackson was toasted at the celebra-
ton of the sth of January, 1927, by the Re-
publicans in the city of Washington. The
occasion of this was the attack on the Gener-
al by Calhoun, Secy Southland, and others,
charging him with gross neglect of duty at
New Orleans, and of exceeding his authority
in the Seminole war At the above meeting,
the biographer further says, his friend, Judge
White, of the Senate, rose and thanked the
meeting for thus sustaining Gen. Jackson.''
Electors at Large.
Hon. NAT IAN WILLIS, of Pittsaeld. ,-srs -
Hon. DAVID HENSHAw, of Boston
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s%S-'f - SUFFOLK DISTRICT
JOHN X. SIMPSON, Esq.,, of Boston.
ESSEX SOUTH DIS ERICT
Col. JOSIAH NEWHALL. of Lynnneld.
as ESSEK NORTH DISTRICT.
JOHN RUSS, Esq, of Methuen.
MIDDLEsEX DISTRICT
Hon. WILLIAM AUSTIN, of Charlesuown.
W0RCE STER SOUTH DISTRICT ,
Hon JONAS SIBLEY, OF Sutton.
WORCESTER NORTH DISTRICT
WILLIAM WILLARD, Esq, Of Lancaster.
1 ssss . FRANKLIN DISTRICT. q, -
JOHN DRURY, Esq, of Coleraiue.
a., .. (, ,HAMPDEN DISTRICT.
Gen JOSEPH M. FORWARD, of southwick
BERKSRIRE DISTRICT. Z
Hon. PHINEHAS ALLEN, of Pittsaeld.
NORFOLK DISTRICT.
Hon. EBENEZER sEAVER, of Roxbury.
s.s. =, PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
Hon PETER h. PIE. C e, of siddIeborough.
BRISTOL DISTRICT.
ELIHr DAGGET, Jr., Esq of Attleborough.
BARNSTABLE DISTRICT.
JOHN P. NORTON, Esq ,of Tisbury.
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NELSON.

FAST DAY EXERCISES were had in the Con.
gregational Church, at Nelson Center. Rev
WIN. PoTTEE of Freedom, preached an ex.
cellent and appropriate discourse The ser.
mon was followed by season of prayer il
which Che Congregation joined. The attend
ance was quite good one, and the day mos
proitably spent
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF MAILS
AT RAVENNA, OHIO.

Going Nortk pia; ;ssiiroad
Depart a. 4 u. A. NJ. Nail close at s 81 A. n.
DAILY- Going Southpid: Railroad.
Depart AZ s;4s, A. NJ MaiIclosa at e3l Al
DAILY Eaon Tulley. ,5zs.sf .sss =
Arrive, at &00P NJ. Depart at 1000 Am. Mail
closes al $50, A. ".
AHEEKLY-Rapepnd to Warren.
Depart every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
Io:s0 A. NJ. Nail closes at $50 ~ Arrive every
Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday by 400 Pm
SEME> HEEKLY-C
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday, at =. M
Depart, every Tue sday and Thursday at 500 AM
Post ssfffee al EEavenna.
OPEN at 100, A. M CLOSE at 80 P. N. Daily, Sum
days excepted. R. A. GILLETTE. P. ID.
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Adaisional Exidence.

RExDssunoH. Wayne County. O., July q. 1859
DR C. w. RoBAcK- Dear Sir: have been afflicted
for about eighteen years. with Rheumatism in my lef
thigh hip, and in thai ii have tried great many
remedies and at con siderable expense without much
lief time since induced by your agent in
Pills and Blood Purifier and am happy say that OBJ
tanned relief from them than fom other med
cine used. believe that the continued use o
your medicines would entirely cure me.
Yours, &C., D. g. MARTIN.
March 25. 3n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

EARLY Saturday evening, bottle of Ben
zoin took fire in the hands of T. G. Phil
LIPS, in his furniture store, on Main street =
the gas having communicated with the fame
of candle located too near the combustible
material. A confiagration seemed imminent
for a few moments, but was fortunately avert
IL
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

BATTALION QUARTERMAsTER. - Lieut.. R.
G.. DAY, son of Fl. L. DAY, of Ravenna-an
officer of the original ssCotters Battery,'s has
been appointed Battalion Quartermaster for
the artillery in Gen. McCook's division. This
is handsome compliment to the capacity
and standing of Lieut. DAY.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

Drunken men are almost daily entering
dwellings, greatly to the alarm of households
It would seem advisable that all such parties
should be put under charge of the Marshal,
and see if such process would not have a
tendency to correct a line of conduct that is
very annoying.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

II WILL crafty the numerous friends of
Hon. Q. P. Brown, to hear, that he is now re-
covering rapidly from the late surgical opera
ton which he was subjected, and has pros:
pect of soon resuming his wonted business
activity.
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Road Notice.

NJ oTIeE is hereby given, that petition viii be
~ presented to the Commissioners of Trumbull and
Portage Counties, at the next session,to Eacae so
much of the County road between tbs said Counties
AS lies between Nelson and Southington, commence
ing at the Center road leading from Nelson TO South.
ington, and extending south one mile.
WIN. H. NICHOLSON.
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A FINE RAIN, Sabbath and Sabbath night
last, has put new aspect on vegetation
The ground had become very dry-but now,
the broad expanded landscape shows, that all
things are springing into life and beauty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

PETERsoN's PHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT
DETEcToR FOR MAY, is on our table. This
valuable and carefully prepared work COM
naends itself to business men, Terms =
Monthly, $1,oo; Semi Montely, $500 Ad-
dress T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 3o6 Chest
nut Street, PhiIadelphia, Pa.
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sTRAYEn.

TSRoM the premises of Charles Loomis, on the 9th
II of Al ril, and was seen in Win ham Saturday,
The 26th, at the Center, THREE YEAR OLD COLT,
email sized dark small white spot . the end of the
nose, is a smooth, handsome colt. Whoever will
lake him, win be satisfactorily rewarded by giving
notice to me at Mantua Station, Portage Co. O.
s CHARLES LOOMS.
May 6, 1868. 2w*
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DISTRICT CouRT.-The May Term of this
Court will commence its session on Thursday
May 7th, Judge Brinkerhoff, of the Supreme
Bench, presiding. The docket is quite light,
and the term will doubtless be of short du-
ration
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RAvENNA. OHIO
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Te-Day,. ke,s Aasssr.ll.sen.snss.

T7o. A. Taylor-Notice.
IT Pm. r. Collins-Notiee.
IPBetsy E. Bir hard-Nathan A. Birchard's Esta ..
HPCharles Loomis-Strayed.
II James Knowlton-Road Netice.
nPwm. H. N cholson--Road Notice.
UPWm., H. ELucrella Gosss Estate. = s.
TFH.Ts Eielmbo id--M Mcdicipes. sS e& @k@s7& q
TrPDavid E. Wilson. Adm'r-Legal Notice.
TPGee. Lazarus Peter Lazarus EstSte.
TTsJ. R. Sperra-Blacksmith Shop, Rayenna.
iIF Z. P, Brainerd- Notice.
UTD. Rawson jennings Dentistry.
I J7T. G. Phillips-Phenix Furniture Rooms.
UTH. Vain d Co For Sale-Wanted.
~ Df. Q O. Carre u--sutg.on NDentist.
III Geo. Frank-Stray Colt Taken Up
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A SPECIAL SESSION of the County Com
missioners was held Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, this week, to adjust the Bounty Mon
ies-and other matters needing attention be-
fore the annual May session.
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THE SEASON is somewhat backward, but
now the peach, and cherry trees are in full
bloom, and other fruits are. rapidly coming
forward under genial, vernal influences.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-06

/ A. & CIV. FREIGHT BusINEss.-For a
Road but so lately opened for business, the
amount of Goods placed in its hands for
transportation betokens the immense guam
tity of freight that its completion will place
under its control. During the past week forty
tons of army boots and shoes have passed
over the Road from New York to Cincinnati,
also 500 barrels of sugar, quantity of rice,
beans and other army stores for the use of
that portion of the army supplied from Gin
einnati. This freight is placed in the cars at
New York City--brought to Ravenna, and
here transferred to cars and run to Cincinnati,
making only one transhipment between New
York and Cincinnati, and also gaining from
twenty-four to thirty-six hours of time
Upon Saturday last four hundred barrels of
-four from Akron and Franklin !. Mills were
shipped to New York These sample items
show what is being done at this early day,
and is most reliable Indicator that the COM
pletion of the road will make it the connect
ing link between the East and the West. =
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Notice.

LII persons knowing themselves to have un-
n settled account with the firm of Reed d Collins,
and N. K. Collins, requested to call and settle
The same at heir earliest possible convenience. 1t
is very necessary the accounts should be lied
~ N. R. COLLINS.
Rootstown. o., May 4, 1868. 6-sw
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+ THE LADIES are quite enthusiastic in their
praises of the new stock of Perfumery-Er-
trncts, CoJognes, Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, &c.
Just. opened at the Ravenna Book Store
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o. Single Papers Of tlbis ,oeek's issue Of the
Democrat may be obtained at the counter Of the
Rauenna Book Store, for 4 cents each, or cents
an wrappers for naailialg.s * 4 -
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Leather Satchels are again in vogue-and a
choice stock may be seen at the Ravenna
Book Store.