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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
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Express COMPANY,

IT EUNffED s4sAfEs 1x+REss -CoMPASY hay
a ing made arrangements with the AtIanIic Great
Western Railway, by which they have tie Exclusive
privilege for wardine Express Goods Express Pas
seuge Trains they able oter the residents Of Ra
and nifty better feiities for forwarding
Express Goods far rsssrs in tnssit and
III rales than have been offered before. .r
his Company agents The principal stations
the Atlantic K Great Western Railway, Erie Railway
and connecting Bfsn6 Rail Roads, nso in all the cities
aud towns tbe Western States and by their
tiona with other Express Companies in New York City,
they are enabled forward Goods to all points the
Esstern Ststes. - K
Notes. Drafts and Accounts collected; Money Jewelry,
and other valuable packages for warded vii dispatch.
Shippers Of 3ntrr Cheese and Eggs. will find IL TO
their advantage to patronize this iine C 3 20 Saa
3SFors rStas5of charges, apply to R. A. GILLETTE,
Agent once at the Station of the A.. 6ti W. Railway.
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
--=se.s-es-- s--s Gep'i Supt.
N BsIsa Al packlges 10 be forvarded may be left at
the Pest Office, in ef Mr.. Z. Twiis bIsd sd if
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special Notice
TO coNsIMPTnEs.

Tie ua5eniFara aasiae been Restored %
hesfA i lev veets. by very .irurAs rrn.r
81. aaer hsviue suffered several yean VIII 8
severe mue aheeisa. and taai dread de.r.
Caa. umyatai,--ss arzaous 81 make kposn b
j fellow sufferers ths means IF eurr.
rs ail who desire Il. be- elli send eapv q
ite prescription used {'roe q charged win ,as
directions for preparing naa a'.ns the aae.
eteh they VII ha8 ssrf rare flF CgNsrsr-
rig>. AsruuA BppNuurs CaUous Cotps
Sc Tho only object q its advert .sad
ias he Frescrp,ioH : % beneat ne afflicted
and spread information which he conceive. @
Be- aYaluable anl Be hopes every sufferer siH
try his remedy. a. i a,ll cost them polbag
and may prove blessing.
rn,ie, wishing the prescription viii please
address Bry. EDW ARD 4. WILSON,
Whatasburgh, Kings County.
4mfs New ERIK
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TIC Mnr.

The particulars Of the Sabine Pass
expedition have been received. The
naval par Of the expedition consisted
d four lislt-draught gunboats, while
TIE troops accompany ingon transports
formed the l9th Army Corps. Maj
Gen. Franklin commanded The OBJ
jet was 10 occupy Sabine City as a
base for future operations in Texas.
The intention was TO arriy at midi
night on tie 9Th and commence oper-
ations the next morning. IN conse-
qlcuce Of the absence Of the blockadng
vessel whose signal light was relied
upon TO make the place o. destination,
TIE feet passed BY the place, causing
a delay which rendered il Impossible
to carry out the original plan On
Monday night tie gunboa's and a part
Of tile transport fleet crossed the bar.
Capt. Croker, Of the Clifton, drew the
cnemy's fire TO ascertain the position
of hls batteries, while Gems Franklin
and Weilzcl personally examined
the shore to find a place for debark-
ing the troops. All being ready, three
gunJoAts sailed up TO engage the bat
teries, followed by two transports con-
tanning the advance Of the army, which
was to effect a landing under cover OF
the fourth ganhoat, which carried only
small brass guns. After a terrific
cannonadiug, two of the guubuati were
rendered entirely useless. The third
heavy armed gunboat drew toc
much water to get within easy range
of the enemy's works, and was, o.
course, powerless to reduce them. The
feet was ordered 10 Withdraw, and i'm.
media,yly returned to New Orleans
II was then Dissolved that this was only
I part d an expedition by three diiierent
routes. for the invasion Of Texas
The other two portions Of the expedi
ton were on their way by land--on,
under Washburn, commander Of the
18th Army Corps moving by way o
/ Btasher Cily--the other, under com
mand Of Gen. Heron, moving by ,h,
Red River and Alexandra route al
three 10 concentrate beyond the Tex
d border. Tie failure Of the naval
Far, q tie expedition rendered The
whole plan useless,
90 going 10 press last week the a.
test news from Rosecrans was up &c
he close 81 lie battle on Saturday. -
The baitle was renewed about o'cfk
On Sunday Tie enemy threw large
force upon Gen. Beait!s brigade o.
tie extreme le6, which retired after
standing tile oasef "a awhile. The
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AtFx STumrss o. RrcoysTnrc-
r4aN.@Tbo S1aslsV fisafe6vaeg,
a8tlthel 81 Aianis 6corEia. q >
81. st bas bern forwarded q me
tr 10 Fdler. q tie cta keuiaehy
sswlry Ipoiics Is i large extracts
G6m : speech made by siepbeas,
Y presalcat 4 he Confederate
Saak n Charlotte. IN Noah Carroll
na A. ihs desiea q STEPHENS "a 81
infssnr Is vi.i, Wa.hingon lately q
gc, spoken a by the papers & maf
rot u uniuiefrcsiing % give an eN-
tract from h. speech Il uill Be
seen tbat Mr. stephen does no. Tor an
b.taHl hafhor tl, .deaoi reco s'ruc.
ion d he Uaioa. The iiahes afe
m.ne
ahs re reeon r8riloa. saia IL.
STOPS ne. "sach 4 i,iiag Nas impassl.
14e-I 81 i8e8 msH aog e fiera.
a. ~ a. faH4BL Reconstruction
uoaA nai cad TIE war hu. would
produce more horrible war ihan
FL Il r. Witch ve are aoN engaged.
Ths only term. on which We can
ollait permanent peaee Is mai "a
complete SEPARATION from 90
Moth. Rather dian 70 submit 70 any
ih.ne short 81 that. IA is all deter
mine 10 die like men worthy Of iree-
dom. This speech was made after
lhc lall Of Nieksbarg and Port Had
son and The rcirea, Of Lee. Il con.
clusively shows that he ala NOT deter
mine ~ visit Father Abraham for ihc
purpose Of proposing terms of peace
/ aui 10 receipt Of letters from lb,
front Of tie Army Of The Cumberland,
and hey All join ii saying that tie
rebel citizens are still confident Of the
ultimate success of their cause, anC
ibe consequent downfall Of the FEEDER
al Government. PROFESSIONALLY there
j. bat one one way 10 convince then
that ile Union can AID viii be main
lained, and that way IS completely {,
destroy the rebel army by force 0
arms Cor. Of The Louisville JoarL
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State Of Vermont.
RUTLAND COUNTY, 81.
In Chancery. September u. 1853.

On the application Of A. l.. MINER, Receiy
er Of Danby Bank, to render his account a.
such receiver, that Dividend may be made
70 The creditors Of said bank, aud for an order
of ro,ice to al concerned; which application
Is on file IN tie Clerks Office, in Rutland
County.
II IS ordered that said Miner render bis nc
count. as such receiver, at the office Of the I'M
lei signed IN Rutland, on tie s6ih day az Octo
bernext. at one O'Clock ia the afternoon land
that the substance Of this order he published in
tile MANCHESTER JgugSAL, printed at Man
chester. in the County Of Bennington, and in
tie Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland. III the
County Of Rutland, ut least three weeks sue
cessiyely before said time.
Given under my hand, at Rutland, this l6th
dsy Of September, A. y. 1868.
is /. c. KELLOGG, Chancellor.
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MON are BOW published, and are for
sale IT the price Of three dollars per copy at
nc following pmces
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The trunks of two tIees have been
sent from the battlefield Of Geitys-
burg. ore for the Pennsylvania lis
'orical Society, the other for the His
torical Society Of Massachusetts, The
trees were growing IN part OF
ihc field where the dercest encounter
took place, rs shown by the fact tlat
one Of tl,em has lWo bundled aud fifty
bullet.holes IN the uunk within the
space 81 twenty feet; the other
ole hundred and ten bullets in about
the same space. The trunks arc not
more than twelve or thirteen inches
10 diameter. Both the trees stood on
an eiuinence near the entrance TO the
cemetery.
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CAPTURED REBFLs ~ THE UNION
StKFioE-lhc Philadelphia hqairer
mentions The parade il that city Of
Two hundred and eighty rebels cap
tured at Gettysburg, Who have taken
hs oath OF ALLEGIANCE aud entered tho
service Of the United States Capt
Pcmbciton, one 0f The officers IL CON.
mana, IS q brother to the rebel Gen
Penbeiton. There we're representa-
tive- among them from Nosth aud
South Caroliua, Indiana, Illinois, Nir-
qiaia. Maryland, Pennsylvania, New
Yorl, ard Connecticut.
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MANHOOD ):
EGW l0yT! lDW REINFORCED F..

Jpa Pa5Gslej n S.ald Earehpe. Prize ST.
CNt.
lEcum OK the NsrrRE, IREirsirSr AND
RaHiai Care q sgemlioThwa ~ Seminal
Wp4kue,s iaynlH iarv Emissions, Sexual De
slit 8Hd iupedmeiIs % Marriage generally,
Ncyo. fezs Consumption, LW.epsy and Fts
'leG,a aid 'Hrsie iaeapaat'y resulting from
Self Abuse, &c.-By BOBEBl J. CULVER
WILL Nj. p.. author u the Greea bpk, Sc.
rue toa6reHoyped author III ihis admlro-
BE Lce'ure clearly proves from be own e1-
periaHcr fiist NE awful consequences Of Self
abu.em3r &c ehaciuallY rem9yed.s iIii9ui med
ieiue, std thout dangerous urgcai aiefa-
n.. 5na1e instruments, rings Or eafd'fist
printing 8ats moAe aC cure q once cegaln ana
ea,Ftasl Esq abeh eYev -gAema 90 matier
eht3 coalition mag as, mag cure himself
ehst Syeely. aH8 radically. i lecture
gi lHFe boga to thousands and thousands.
uHter eat To- plain envelope, p say
81 fes-, ost.la receipt y Fix cents, o. Bo post
ge ism1s, by addressing
CHAA 5. q KLINE,
~ Bawsz. Nes York Poet u8se Box 1850.
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A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Independent says thai in a
private note written in the hurry Of
official business by Secretary Chase to
Mr.. Stanton, the following noble sen.
ience occurs:
I'VE cannot afford 10 wrong any
class 81 our people. One poor man,
colored though he be, with God on his
side, j. stronger, II against us, than the
hosts Of the rebellion
Mr.. Chase evidently had in miad
tie more terse aphorism
"tDae with God i a msjoriiy
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A fsuueutr-r ptrfna2 gHF
ufrht ~ sa ~ 80 lie Boss
ies H Iae 3aa .
cia,c nat N Er
admirably
tses = hf
A. u d
pr
saa il
isfsf.i Imam afm
e sret t.sir s ~ It2
sen Bst. M aa8 81
fa s mes s r. etnaif
ana 4el. faafl.e TH.aa aray aa1
iieuaY iAsa e
1ihra ~ ae a
snat a Fm blte pffb frF8
Al - iAsf
luss an
tlle tEe atr uar Ihe
pseH haM iaiH tLe
Inou faas aul fo,e Ga tEa ray
a. ii.st aeka Nh.e4 SSH beihe NOS.
Gkrls e. &C. k den ths rebel lacrs
AID li.rif ~ somter8 C8a.
tIcact Bounded u.oa lastry and !
military 8e.pai.sm Tex isuo 4ele.
ine tbs qgt fn Aba a-tai u tbi.
solemn dfmna dranis e e
snl Gree people mat see D. i ihai
ihcy src 500 araed ga ot tie FRUITS
q lbgir lalsr Itrg base goes ialo
battle aUd aI6 3 heir iisc q
ulainiain iht ln'eFfy % ihe lniop
n.d or ysem of easernmgt Mi.
lions 81 ttssar lass. ae esfrn4ea
for the ma paV9p and rpa iha'
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According % she Administrative
Statistic 81 France oui 81 u GOO
'nartias sgle men living IL cries q
more ihan ilan 10000 iahalliaast eA-
I'D Pafi.,l 10000 aere uua0le 70
kSgn ihe mau aae oontrhct oui 81
b. 00o women, ~ 900 had 70 decline
heir Signature la siilan ihe pro.
,ossioH j. aiA wagse. o. iAtQH8
k.en, s9Uoa uere unable % sien sna
{ The anne natabte q women ai'03
all wste in.aiel ia tie mysteries q
sgiline
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this
~ day given MY son, WI HENRY LEON
ARD, his time from this date. shall, there
fore, hereafter claim none Of hi' earnings, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting. He has full
power to act for himself.
WM D. LEONARD.
Winhall, Aug 3, ls63.-3-l9
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IN this town. on the Goth inst. WARREN
SrENCEE, Youngest son Of George W. Utley,
aged wears and 10 months.
In this town, on tho oath inst, JASON Bur
ToS, aged So years.
In this town, on tie 25th inst, ELIJAH BENT
LEY.
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UENR SIR w IN
your permission wish to say to the readers
Of your paper that will send BY return mil
to MI who wish it, (free) y Recipe, with full
directions for making and using a simple Rom,
that will etteetuall remove, in 10 days, Pm
pies, Bloiches, Tan, Frecklcs, and all Impure
ties Of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth snd beautiful.
win also mail Tree to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in
formation thar win enable them to starta fun
growth Of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskersi or q
Moustache, in less than 30 days. All appli.
cations answered by return mail without
charge, Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
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a GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility
lncompetency, Premature Decay aud Youth
ul Error, actuaied bv desire 10 benefit 9th
ers, will he happy 10 furnish 70 all VINO need i
free of chargc) the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his case. :
Those wishing to profit by his experience and
possess a valuable remedy-will receive the
same, by return mail, Carefully sealed), by
addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
"a. 80 Nassan Street. Now York
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FOR 8 Ell !!

A FINE BLACK DRESS COATt Has new
"A er been worn tut five or six times and Is
rs good as new. VIII be disposed Of athalf its
value Reason for scllng.--too small for own
err. ENQUIRE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Bennington Centre, Vermont.
GEORGE NJ. YATES, A. NJ,
INSTRUCTORS:

JH - l. LtC LNAtl1
GEORGE W. YATES, A. NJ
r. II, GEusx B., Graduate of Yale.
s. BESL Joxts, A. B., Gmdume q Williams.
Mrs, ". 2 Arms. tcacher Of Frencii, Drawing
and Painting
Miss EMuA G. YATES, Pmno59rie nod Singing.
Miss LAuRA MASON, Assistant Pupl
This institution has been undor Us present
management for seven years. he long e&-
perieuco 81 The Principal io the arrangements
care and Instruction Of youth afford assurance
To p1reuts aud guardians for tls wel d9ins u
those placed under u- clHuge.
COURSE or STUDY.
The course Of study embrace. nit that isnce
essay to give u thorough preparation ieT col-
lese or business Special attention given to
penmanship. bookkeeping, agd other depart
meuts Il commercial education. The govern
ment is that Of well regulated Christian am-
iIy Necessary regulations 8a3 he Observed.
TERMS AND VACATIONS.
Academic year 10 weeks FHJani Winter
Term wlll commence ON Thursday, October
lst and continue y weeks. Spring vacation
two weeks. Spring aH5 SUMMER Term VIII
commence On Thursday, Matcb 1851. an. con-
tinue 1s'weeks Pupils should commence at
the opening Of the sion, bat wiil be received
at any fine. a'td charged from laeoi entrance.
Each pupil vii Furnish bis oan liable and toll
ct napkins.
EXPENSES.
For board, tuition, washing rAel, ana lights
$50 per year, two pupils occupying oHe rp0m'
OF $500 per year, one pupil orcup} IAg one
room. II The Attendance is one ferm.or less,
the charge sill Be ~ tie same rate n above.
Oue-hHlf 10 be paid Mt the commend emcnt Of
tho Term; balance, middle 81 tcrHe,
y ga deduction aiil De made tr worthy
INDECENT students. Tor iuftbc par'i u ad-
dress be Principal.
Testimonials.
Tie following from Rev Mr ltlun Rev
Mr.. Hubbard ke7 Mr. PHILIPS, a., 9shHr
BESNiEGroN CENrpE Aug isb3.
Seven YEAR, BGp Air, Yates Cause b limInir-
ton bringing with him The "a lif afl5H aia
experience nece sars to establish aud conduct
4 classical aud English school ot hI4h Utlat
He purchased the Bennington Seminary
property, changed the name to MogH Anthony
Seminary and from the fist 70 the present
time, with the a-.iiineeof well qualified teach
els. tie expectations II "a lower % thorough
i,.sirCction and .. good order have been rea-
HEED
In the Classical a III tie EngIisb Depart
ment. subject are not hastily W.. ed over ara
lep. but dor9agtatR aad pratica appIisa
tion of principles, as ibe pupil advance, char
acterize al the instruction.
We would therefore most beariy recommend
ihi. school % the patronage afthe pu5Hc.
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a rRApE.-Mho wound Be MiLhonl

"A onel ~ you HAVH 4 IsAnr, nAyE s
Coon ONR There can be no better Than tlic
manufacture q Soap. We have succeeded iu
reducing the science e Soap making 70 me
chauical certainty; So thai auy one uusklled
"a Tie business can, with our Formula, prose
cute the manufacture successfully Our For
mula contains directions for producing sE,rN
kinds Of soap.
a. Asa rrade--a Busine.s-therc Is mo
better,
~ As connected with a country store, L
argeJv increases Tie profits. The product q
sure shc--no remnant very little room re4uir-
ed--small outlay ioriixtures--no offensive odog
emf ted IN the Process Of manufacture.
o. Every family .hoidd possess the For
mula, as the soap produced by it washes equal
~ well in uAEp as IN soft water.
TRIMS ron rna FORMULA.
For Family use, 50 90
For store use, Is 90
Exclusive manufacturing right Ia
town Of 10000 population, or less, so 90
De- over 10000 and les, than 2j,o00, IS %
Do over "a, 900 and less than -, 600 lO000
4 City Of over rs 900 special terms viii be
agreed upon.
Upon receipt Of the money we shall send the
Formula. containing iull and complete direc
tions, which are prepared expressly for those
unabquanted with the process Of soup-ihakiug.
~ Inquiries will be chccrfuly mi-wered
provided a stamp Is enclosed for return post
ago. Address
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RtnFt WILL scr HAVE Peace.
Yoorli, lle notorious rebel >ym-
patl.. ed faN das- ag n q
inceting W OIia
eth. war might le rough, % close
vi,b hengf Is ibe country i might be
brodgit 70 ao,e lis hsaE Tie Nisest
J policy peali te by an a5miseee- cessation
of bosiilllies'
About tie saNc TIM tie rebel leg
islaturc of Virginia unanimously yo-
ted down series &c resolutions pros
posing an adde's 20 the Northern
States ID favor Of a conference With
the view 70 arranging d peace And
uu the IGih inst. Col, r. G. Hill q
hue 49lh North Carolina regiment,
WHO was reported 70 have assured
Gcn Custer Il Fredericksburg that
that there would soon be a peace, de-
mics the statement aud adds:
II an oflosel TO peace on any terms
AnAFk Nf 4 t4MhtfrraHh tA tAf At'tGtA AH - 14N =
terms as We may dictate, which, IN my opin-
on. should Be Masou's and Dixou's line az
S boundary, the exclusive navigation q ihs
Aiississirp' below Cairo, flll decentralization
isr al tie uesrQea stolen aud property des'
Iroyed. The restoration q Fortress donroe
jefferson. Key West aud all other sfr.ng-
holss v Aish may hase fallen into their handi
iuring lhe var II they are unwilling 4
aceeAe Il sbese terms, propose an indeh.
nits oouiiaasnee q tie War until the non
Existing fragments ~ tie ol Uniqn break q
pieces from mers r3;isaagss aui want o. 60.
ie.ion. shsa sc sill aseP 10 a tie ouly
irst-class poser en- TBS Western hemisphere
ma take passessea e gbe p.ese s. sahiogs.
ed sod oonqaerr5 ptosnces
These SIC ihe people Who are 70 be
roncillated ~ sat words, and whc
would q, oucc lay down iheir arn-
upon tie Withdrawal d cur armies
from among them.
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BENNINGTON
I. .gngE SEMINARY /!

Combines superior educational advantages,
with well regulated Christian home Nun
Der Of boarders limited Fall term COM
meuccs Thursday, September TO-
For particulars apply g the Principals
ELIZA NJ CLARK,
LYDIA II. CLARK,
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EX-ltn mESr plEHcf ANb ruE
RrBtL LIsueRs. -1He Independent
Dcmacra,, S,tmcofl, y H. publish
- }, letter lrop Ek-lu,8tpl Pierce
+ 10 JEFF Bni.. which So. 'oInl among
tho paper, d hc latter aal q cops 81
which was iaawoflrd by Wlihmn II,
oibbs II Cn. II, l5li ltlinqi. rec mepL
il tie ldMt !, gcnu.He taul Wa pre-
suiaa Il, auipH.c,y wilI be Disputed
titis 1850 Il coutU4 Mr Pierce ot
completely pdb ,le secession nose.
neui rs ibe rri rHtaul of hollHg
oui tlir encouragement ola evil war
nj toe Moth fhe letter j. dated
Jan G, lsG1 1ul u3er some remarks
q a comparatively mimporHni CHAR
auter, tlie writer
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believed thst ralal disruption q tha tn.op
can oeeurr althoat blood and if through
the madness II northern Atoliuouii lhtl
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hat BE- along Naap p.xtou bUe merely
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ora streets, JenU ae teo sascs ofeliis-
4as 10 aiea fmeeJ gael Those aho de-
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