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WHAT KILLED HIM

gHR. HALL IN HIS J0rRNAL OF HEALTH.
~ speaking Of the death Of Washington Irving.
asks the above question and adds: He might vel
have remained with rs for some years to come. ha j
ii not been for advice. kindly intended no doubt.
bat given in thougbtlessness aud reckless ignor-
ance.
He Had a Cold
Which, by some iujudicious prescription. had been
converted into an asthma. Who gave that pfe-
scription, or what II was. the out~ile world NAV
never know. Let mc say to Dr. Hall that the pre-
ScriptiJn not
Newells Pulmonary Syrup
For that is article that does not engender heart
disease, nor j. it productive Of anv a.thmatir af-
'eciions; on the contrary il will cure all such Sec
ton, and as for
Coughs and Colds
The world never saw better remedy and never
will. until Nature produces some new ingredient
out OF which 10 prepare it. Don't be afraid to use
II freely. Every article in it is from Natures own
laboratory, the same to-day as they were a thou
sand years ago-all calculated to soothe. heal and
strengthen. There is 10
Better Family Medicine
Keep It in the house; use il freely; give il to your
children upon the slightest Indication OF cold
and you viii think and speak Of it as all DO that
have become assured with its merits.
For sale everywhere.
REDINGTON & Co.
mar 26-6m Agents, san Francisco.
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"LooK for naint,n as the girl said
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4 Word TO the Aged.

In the decline Of lie the loss of vital force cons
quent upon physical decay, can only be safely sup-
piled by some yiyifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits without eutailiuc the ex-
haustlon which Is always the final effect Of ordinary
stmulants. We tender TO the aged
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Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

l'esaity. from whatever cause arising. NAV he
CARED; strength in whatever manner it NAV have
been wasted. may be restored by the use Of tins
powerful and hcaNhtal invgorant. For Indi5es-
ton aud all is painful effects, bodily and mental
theN arc na>itiNe Sna.ifc
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SACRAMENTO.


Wholesale Druggists. a
~ Sacramento, -
II. ii. MCDONALD s. Co.
CORNER S4-NSOlIE IND PINE SITS,
san Francisco.
T,HE INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR ES-
4 tablishment together with the wants Of the
trade. have made It Necessary u establish 4 House
IN TIE city Of san Francisco. Oar facilities for
purchasing. shipping, elk. which we now have
we feel confident that We can supply the trade al
much lower rates than heretofore. We invite al
tentou 10 Cur large and carefully selected stock Of
SupeTToT Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals. Of al KINDS
Sold and Fund E-trGcfs.
Irusses and Shoulder Byaess,
CGmphsHe. Burning Flusd
Electro PrepcrGfjoHs.
Lard and Sperm OLs,
-Aicob1l ia Tn.
Fancy Goods.
Druggists GiGSs u are
Reforfs and Cruci5ies
herGsens Gc1 Coal DflS
So9a H-aler 3ilfsri1f
fssavcrs JIafcri4ls.
-4bdomiHd} I~t,sSss
Patent Medicines. Shaiers' He45s Pa.afs j. Oa's
Together with complete assortment Of an articles
in the Drug line. We do not intend to be under
Sold by any house il California. Orders respect
fully solicited, and goods forwarded to all parts OF
the Pacific coast and country.
r H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
Tru>>e>. Supporters,
Gum Stockings. Abdominal Supporters Shoul-
der Braces, Su>peaSory BandaeeS silk Elastic
BsndageS. for Ladies'. very large assortment Of
articles in this line. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD ( Co.
Brewers STOCK.
Fresh Hons Irish Moss Burgundy Pitch. Kec
Corks. Everything in this line of the best quality
For sale upon reasonable terms.
n. B.-Ten bales OF Hops Just received by ex-
press. r. Ii. MCDONALD u Co.
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For Females.

Thousands Of ladies resort 10 II as a remedy fa
hysterla, tlGuering Of the heart nervous headache
vertigo general debility. and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements 10 which, Is a seN they
are subject. 1t cheers and lightenS the depressed
mental powers A. well as strengthens the body
and lis use Is never followed hy any reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETS.
Purchase only OF reliable dealers Sold everywhere
A0STErTFR. SMITH & DEAN. Agents.
40l y 4u5 Battery st. cor. Clay.
san Francisco
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DR.. Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters.

AS an iuvigorant and restorative immediate
IL beneficial action and permanent in it. e.ec
L tones the stomach, improves the appetite, az
like charm upon the spirits
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Trus>es. Snpporters.

Gum Stockings Abdominal Supporters. Shoul-
der Braces. Su>peaSory Baadaee>. silk Elastic
Bsudages. for Ladies' A very large assortment Of
articles in this line For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD 6Co.
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goetrp.
Ks -
For the Portage County Democrat.
DREAMING.
By MAras.

1 sit apart from the world to night,
dream of the far-away past;
And dreaming, around my spirits eye
magical leh, is cast.
And see again the forms so dear
When Love and Hope were young;
And we jasa agaia in the olden song
Thssteg asrtheh We sang. = }AnF
/ 60 ts-it-y1fU.
Ala,i alas Is it all dreamf
Then whore, o where is the tone,
That felt like m sic o'er the heart,
La the beautiful days that are flown.
lam weary with Whiting your presence,
And mine eyeiids-droei-i~tears:
But come, and TO Is again will be gisen
The giadncss OF ca rler years.
o, the past hath its hours so sacrsd.
Where memory loves 10 dwell:
And the bliss of The crowded moments,
+ No LANGUAGE can. eyer tell. - 4ssffs. eyFF
Tbs words that fen from loves own iiips-9
The glance of the tender eye;
Are each of them treasured relics
I OF the happy days gone by.
".
AMI thro' all the long and wea.isome hours
While The shadows lie over my path,
Each halluw'd memory OF the soul
Some token of promise hath. q Gses4s YNg
And whether at morn, or balmy e. o,
Or whether weep smile
Like angels Of ligat and beGuty,. ~ 49,.
They with me all the while. 80
v.
goi shall the heart forever ycarnI
For the love that should be ours,
Till from olr'' crown of yolth' have dropped
Its fairesi, love lest fowersf
saaIi we call in vain for the gfaduess = Il - :
That was ours in the st Ions ago, -
When we Idly faneed thai sorrow
I qOla. hea,fs abouldsneyer knowt
vi.
OIL Our Father, wou not nurmur,
We know that Thy ways just;
And thro' the dars an the storm,
UnfsItering, we would trust.
And white We come with pleading cry
To Thee, as to friend,
iaTs esay hat On che eshed ones 1909 Is
Rich blessings Thou wilt send.
VII.
And il TO us Is never given
The boon we so much crave;
And IL no heritage but tears
Is ours this side the grave;
We know that on th' eternal shore
Our loved ones we shall greet +,
And sit forever with clAsped hands
AT our Redeemer's feet.
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lE9 9sisifsspaArERS7 CHORAL HARP. sfisassf
This is the title OF a sunday School BOOK, of
lou pages OF beautiful tunes and hymrs 1t contains
many gems. such asss.Shalis iwe know each other
theref.' s.Snffer Little Children Come Unto Ne;,,
"The Beautiful ah IT'S ior ,,,ss Leaye
Me with My Mothers IS He Leadeth " Beside still
waters,' dc. Price. papercovers. 90 s1s per
l0t bound, 25 cents, $50 per IG0. Il Is edited by
lsH0RACE WATERS, author ofsw s. s. Rel,t, Nos. /
aud 2 of which have had the enormous sale of over
eight hundred thousand copies.
just publishedby HORACE WATERS,
sstessss - 4Si Broadway, New-York.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ax&sses. FARM FOEz SALE.
Szs THe SUBSCRIBER wisheste sell ms farm, sons
bsieting W atiefts oue aeres*of good &fAnd,
III pfessa,ftf j. sisasted lessthan haf nile East
y.z<ss- the Center Char lesovn on the arren
Th. buildings consist of good and large dssei
ing house, with good nsverfsiling well oJ water
aud cistern both nnder good Darn 40 by 32 feet
tered, Hnkley Geek running through it, suitable for
dsry, or raising OF sheei has go bearing orchard
u rafted rp. Terms made easy rnd acsospa,edatink
tHf f&ter pariie su4nirs6f the sntscrilsr iyiEe
one nile North Of tha Center of Chariestcwn
Nov 25, 1853 SIN OLIVER WILCOX
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!. iarge assortment OF and popular songs, bal.
lads, duets arets. and choruses, issued every day
Among the most pspuiar are, Stall We Know each
other tsere?,s Eolsrey fssN have my loved ones
E Il si be trne 10 thee. ..oh, there's no such
girl as mine. .by Foater-s Nj theirs ioxe is trie,,,
sweet loves fsr2et me not, c by Keller. 5 cents
each; ~ hear sweet voices siGging,,, s.H0me is
home Forget you can. but 5orgiye,;, by Thom-
80 ceus each. = = y A-s7 s-es - g e
lfssrRuhEsrAL Music for the Piano Fofte-tsNs are
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred Thousand
more2 "A ways look the SUNNY side,t ssShaI we
now each other theres' &c., with briliiant ria
stions by Grobe so cents each
= Poikas, Walzes. arches. Quicksteps, Quadrilis
Dc by popular a0thoysS "a rs kinds eli Staging nd
Instruction BOOKS. Catalogues mailed free 10 any
address. Music mailed al the above prices. - Es
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sARRaTH sCHooL HE'LL No. 2,

3 an entire work of 1862 pages, and nearly 295
iiunes afd hrtsE Asthe mdsieiss, tkeF re d ii-
iuit it is j1sf ih book 10 follow Bei 70. r Nearly
one million of these Bells have teen issued, and are
the many choice pieces may be found, s-ShuH we
meet teYoa dezlhe nRiyer?', There Is "a Beautiful
World. froS s35nii come again NO more lon'i
you hear the Arges coaiines'' s.Thou, God. seesi
me-, "sabhath Belts chime on.,' 81. Prieessef Bell
otainsd IA one Volume: price. bouiisi copy 10 cents
ls35 pc i9as cloth bcund, embossed gt, so cis s45
per tgl IS copies furnished al the lp0 price Mall
ed at the retail price. u - &c ssssz ss g
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WArERss cHEAs 4. ..IsIo oFoss rsaE

arranged as solos, duets, quartsts chorusessfe.
uuseais societies. chnirs, Sunday school, public
schools sepiparies- etc. sysE5 s.ssfs -a 49, ss
shall kBowSesch other there: Shall we meet beyond
the rtyer isein ZINE: here i beaufifui world Don,r
you hear The Angels oemiitg Wllee is my
country; Freedom, Truth Right We are Coming
Father Abraham SIX Hundred Thousand More Tnaton
al sos ] fhEre isA h1d hf iose Sorrow sla come
again more; Heavenly Hone Come Sing 10 me OF
fieayen Sight, ~ Song Of The Plant:
alton We VIII Love Suniar School Our
God is marcbsg God the Marion, Fafs free.
dom's Morn has dawDed al last, Over tne aoantain
Liitles Eia' 81 rif Angel lies epn ito eaven
suffer iltie children to come ut0 me, Biry me Id
the Garden. Mother, Come 10 Thy Resi-, Sweet hour
Of Prayer &c, 3cenis, 81 cents per dozen, So
per l09 postage cent each In sheet form, with
~ Published b "a GRACE " ATERs, Ag't, 81 6,
Sos X sssz-sssS,iss 81 4si Broadway New York.
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RsaEsts.ra. J.nssaFFyrl, asdss "a - a.
Z Farm for Sale

THE subscriber wishes sell his farm. consisting
of one hundred and eighty two acres. in Charles.
Town, the road aiding from Charlestown TO Wind
ham. Tn buildings consist. of good and large
dwelling house. nearly new, ,one barn 35x45, and an
other barn 22x50 The farm is well waiered living
stream of water running through il, and it is also
suppl ed with several good springs There is fine
young orchard on the place. The farm is suitable
raising sheep, or for dairy purposes.
Price low. and terms easy
For .ariherspa rsicn lsf yeAauirsofJ DhHold d .ou
the premises OF The snbsefber IN Fseedom. Ohi7.
A. w THORPE,
.Ffesdoin, Ohio, JAM 8, lss4. Il ) hias.sssH II
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soooD vxaAVENNA, O., WEDNEs
REAL EST ATE.

TW0 0FARMS.ATDA-ERES HzII,E. FRR
<AEEs--BeirH iesirois b cbsnsinefnif businf>s.
Pher for salstbe os, lug prspcity--The sarm sh4n
whiehf nov ike, hres- s-fntrts OF mile s6uh Of the
Soprt dmse m Rnyenna--the farm lately pie1 BY
o. W. Graeage, ,adioniug the farm OF ard J. Thamp
son, iuiie and q east of Ravrnna ,iliage--and my
tirist N,iiatSewport, in good order end doing
a. cd business.
For further infruation arpsy .oths undersigned at
ItsTenna. wM. CRANAGE.
Rayenns, Dec. 10, 1868.
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I
rock, which inns secoms places Of deposits
in stratas far above. But of fiifs, all views
ndsheoriesssress.i,;ects 1asre,xpf .ca.;.et.,r.
| .h.., - z,..,< .,<..,,,..sa.'--
'''@,. ~, ~ sf''sas.s.' 'ssstsZ --x
oii Is found IN tsfeAter or less quantity In
the AlIsghany valley for ! distance of eter
one hundred iifiiies. IL shzs issans sexeelleIt
Al; a3;yIss m .,,;,l s1,,s,,. & ;tS..sx.,
-,s. = 5.
= l.s'e sies y. quite e
go e ssssssssz q q
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/ hss .fgssstonfsssasssif ifz-Esrerxxsa
ar5Is subiectcf r,t.;,at;r,,, of ,s,..,vaot
ss,ot. os rst.,. - Is 1,-.-.s..---s
- = 1's's os'o'e 'ne Soss.sss'snal
lloase . snels esei'tass'es, 'oa the d4f
The propositions wss % 30 srnerd the c6af5S<
cation law of the last Congress zas 10 make
tr. :. $1,000 -
.,..z; e, ., -
s's.' ~. 'hs 7as'ss u 1is Ilallo1 g sa eoa'fss
bnat infnafesl mad specimen of. humanity ,ssam
Cox, of Ohio. symnatbisesoz ri, rs,;sf,ra s.nd
sbettips of s.,f
fr.;ss =.
s'1ss ss @z''.'''sss
ss ~ 20 mnarrass
aud cripple the 6esesraIeusi in as Efforts to
oxefthroxs the llions He took tie bruals-,
est siro,,,. ,.,,-s. Fa,, :, s.,;,s., .,:
properly oecanse a. ~eiisa exasPsnA esths rsis-
els, and prevent restoration OF fgood will
letneerf the tssos ssctions s,zrd d xs,rfsnsed
that,
-
ss's''s
i'ssree W'Ih sile sc1i hen Lax Was
thus spreading himself withsa bofkbastie and
Gen Il:u.r,,a r,se.ai,d.
said g s.
n. n.pr,r,n = 2, 2
,.. , At ia.l-i eos-
49, 80 ,,'s.,, ~ = r. ss..oas puf-
~ ~ >. y sens cam
T ~ az s t'sis.
az. - = nas as sa1iee q Af
ssss enssasssl = oesnf ngtto
f e - = ~ ''.ia s2 ia1 s g aq n
eoi,ssns = snall nos VISA 70 ASK my
Io p'.'c.,c sasilsi .naa iesi
~ @i'e " - aiSl az Eti.h os.lestiozh
/. ~ - sbis BOZ user eeheA12ns %
for crGpi5a s,Fsnsss 1890 = ~ @ i s
the higher and lower courts of the eotntfy
thar ~s Idsss js.sa snelh So sass
it after the parels,s deash. Now M lsis whiIs ws
do this constantly in our courts By civil aud
criminal process, does not M cod leagsas pro-
pose % maac an se10ept1h az 1aFos. oi .ti,e
dren of traitor suffer t snps0 ssas Ind ~ of ~
and ihcony yenience as the children of thieves
andoI . other felons do9 ssk the gentleman
Great ni osI.,oa .''s 's
M coy IwI saw :, nv a, @
as be knows very ven. Is eTi1.,i m ,lcssi,lres
we do not as once by execution reach the real
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For Sale.
EARm EnR SALE.

s.sssaaA FARM FOR SALE.
s& Sensistrgse ef IS ncres, half ssibile West 81
ESssfSSSS Mabtua Center. Well waered, comm odious
house, harms and other out houses
.xzzsa w Ill 5esdld cheap or5mrticsars. ep quirs
onthe premises MARTIN POST.
1daEts haptua' Noy.s q; e snaf .asa3 4nvs
90. FOR SALE.
LII 40 USE AND TWO ACHES OF LAND.
The subscriber offers for sale pleasant residence,
gether with two OF land adjacent the vii
lage of Rayenna. Terms moderate
SIMON SToUGH.
kavenna, Nov. ID. mt
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therawa 40 hope Of her recovery. bsl saw
thedoetor's hroaghaln at the door early evsrs
piorhirssd Frank Appssl,y ceassastessaks iiiis
meals with us sasts aaiii zssss 10 e7sl is3fgi
One beautiful summers day Isswas called
from nay ofliee.l Emily was dying, the mes
sanger said, andshad requested to see me. 4
entered the sacred chamber. She lay like a.
fnra,nlarhlei image colerless, yet sereaely
beautiful They stood around her, mother
sister. two or three friends, and her kind plfy1s
sieian.ssThey told her Iihad COME, and she
Leld out her hand Oh, that moment ESP
threw9myseH by the bedside of atl4esiear AZ.
gel--the only woman Ihad ever loved. She
whispered asifew sweet words, very faintls.a
1t lceald live, would live forsyeu.lu Then
sudden light like aglory, played Found SEeFl
pale features, and she cried-.I see--I see Pr
Wonderful. sheturned soseachl of ius with
dying recognition. In that last hour the Al:
mighty had opened her eyes =
Well, there isa grave in the cemetery L.
ylsltson,etimes---she sleeps there.os Charlotte
never married frank Appleby He became
an iriyetefate gambler and ar oultcst and
wanderer about town. on now know ",
with all my wealths Hive, ,insasstate of sngiei,
blessedbesss as gouare pleased to call it's IIs
am blessed IN being single, for I am welded
to the, memory of Emily Houston, the poor
blindsirl. .assH zg:ssS1 leipsIpI sdt f8ds ssssl:
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aIIE nEsr W. laalrEI11I.,s, s.,Nsa noo6xa. .

fcontaDs 90 PAGES of songs duets cior both
red and secular including "a pages of prayers
lick and dying soldiers. and solders2 Scripture Man.
uai y is veii suite for social ssine ing gs wel
Sabbath worship among the many beaiI ifuf pieces
may be fonud, Where my onntsy
be Christian Hero, s.Three cheers for Baa-
sper '.stome sing TO of heaven. Columbia, the
Ocean, y reenan's Gatherins r. - Co
ln iHuia . King 10 marchff lorg -
Yrices- covers, IS gents, SO per 100. Mailed
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ssSaB8AFEH SCHOOL 8ESzsL No. I,isegs
contains Id pages and seer 600 sunes and hymns,
nd sis the most popular 81 Book ever issued.
Auiong Tho most popular pieces sFind Words >,
7 Eden Above2,ss Christian Hero, :. tsea nfiful zi
ons's onght TO love my ether, :. The Angels told
25 cts s2l per 100, cloth bound, embossed gill; 30
cents, Ss5 per l00 szssissa p tt95
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Fer tSaseas

MY House AID three lots, on Pratt For,
lVl iRquire the premises. Puss ,ssion given April
1T. 1861 JAMES CARNAHAN.
Revenna. January Is. 1864 20. 3ws
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FARNl FOR sALE

THE subscriber wishes sell his ,arr, consisting
thirty eight ceres of good iad Pleasantly situate
centre road from Rootstown to Edh burgii, Hboat
three fourths of pile from Rail Road station The
Building consist of go d and large dwepiug house
with od aud feysr tailihg well Of and cistern
both under eovef, god barn. with other suitable
buildiugs The farm is well wate- ed with good living
fruit Will be sold cheap For particulars inquire of the
aufa riIl ont than
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I BIAcKwooD'so ED1SBuReH M1eAzIsE-
american 'cdition-Re Repdblished by Leonard,
Scott & Co, 80 Walker Street. New York. =:
Contents for December = The Boatasn. Z
Tony Butler, Part III Iyndall on Heat.
TheeNayisso of England and Frsnces ffosaa
French point Of view Chronicles Of Car
iingford The perpetual curste.s Part
Personal Identities. The Wigtown: Mastyrz..s
The invitation.s Books aou the Anericas
War. Index.
Itis'ssated that the rebel ailieers brought
10 New York from New Orleans on the =
steamship Mississippi were al put under
oath. prior 70 going on hoasd, that the==xouldr
not aeonspire against thoss sns scharze of .<hs
vessel. or conduct fhsmseises stEefaiss thar
in fsCpes snsanss. : = = - <-s's
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iTHE HARP OF FREEDoHI,

contains 81 pages of songs. dnets and cheruses for
Ffeedam.e Among tbe,choice, pieces we wonld name
ssfair Freeda ms ., so let my people go..
|sseyer .ihe mountain,n ssThey worked me ali The
dayssc Price-5 cents single, so cents per dozen,
80 per 100; postage cent each. -.f,,5
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RsrH. - 4 sAorsED 80, caNrara.

contains iss pages. Word. BY Rev. sidney Dyer.
music by Prof Gull. This is excellent hook tor
coneefiS tos 1hss yeup &. .icts paper epvefs,ya
cents, SIS per iUs Dedfd, rs cents, seI per io0. -
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contains 73 pages of tunes and hymns, designed 70
revival, pray and eonfererce Price-i
paper single copies, 10 cents, So per l0O.
y Maled at the retail price. .rsf,s .ss'.s -.
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socatsss' usrs, NNissa y PLANO accom-

Paelisseref The above Booss. 81 1ssaa@ss New York
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Attorney and Councillor Mt Law Rnsenna Portage
t,osiHiys Q ie. Office IN Phruix RfDck. Main street
Gsecond n9aF5 over the 5snkiuB Hoase Of Robinson,
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Physicians and suFseons.

A.. Beldinr- i 3 j. Wayroner,
.ssi BELDING & eWAGG0NER, - 81
Fhysiciaps and Surgeons once ever D. X. Wheel.
,stTHg Store, oPppste Conrt Honse.,ss,as - :
s,pers ssriaence on Chestnut Sis hrst dwelling
Wferorerss residence nearly opposite Union School
ftestnft sfyees. May ~. 1863 .sess1s ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

The Cincinnati Enquirer gets after 4
military gentleman, officiating in Ken
tucky, as follows:
We are informed by 4 dispatch from
our agent at Louisville, also by the Louis.
vile Democr1t, that our circulation has
been forbidden in that city by one Lieut.
Colonel Furleigh, subordinate in Gener.
al Schofeld's District: Who this man is,
we have no knowledge, except the fact
that he might be allowed to command a
regiment il his superior (the COloneO was
not present. In thus sNbOrdsnating him,
the regiment showed great discretion,
which was shared in by the Government
in putting him in the city Of Louisville,
out of danger, for q creature evidently so
destitute of brains (and, we will guarantee
Of courage, when it is tested) would, by
folly aud cowardice cause the destruction
Of the brave men who, by chance. might
be so unfortunate as to be under his COM
mand. Louisville, we believe, is still in
the United States, and the Enquirer, which
circulated there likely before he was born,
has a constitutional right still to circulate,
even though it might not be pleasing to
the oEe-horse, brainleSs assistant to some
probably clever man who is Colonel. The
impudence and ignorance Of this fellow
are unparalleled, and, we venture to pre-
dict, this crusade against the Enquirer is
the greatest victory he will gain in the
war.
A good time is surely coming, and then
we will attend 10 all such creatures.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13
Democratic County ConvsntIon.

Al meeting Of the DemoeFatie County Central
Committee, hsId on the llth Of August, 1854, on
motion Of D. W. 0elwicks, Hon. james johnson
vas chosen Chairman, and Charles Gildea, Sec
retaTy.
On motion, II vas ordered that County Con-
vsntIOn OF the DsmooTacyrbe held In the City Af
PlaceTville, on SATURDAY, THE 3D DAY OF SAP
TEHB9R. lN6A, at u O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose Of
selecting twelve Delegates to the State Conven-
tion to be held In the City Of San FraDciseO on
Wednesday, September 7th, 1854, for the purpose
Of nominating Candidates for Presidential Flee
tors and Congressmen. and the transaction Of
such other business 80 may come before the Con-
ventiOn.
On motion. It was ordered that the Democrats Of
FL Dorado cCsSSAS 6e requested to meet In their
speettve precincts. at the uauu places Of holding
elections, on SATURDAY., AUGUST .7TB, 1884, at
O'Clock P. H., and elect Delegates to said County
Convention in accordance with the following
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-13

Az EXPENSIVE CKoP. The Washington
Chronicle exnl,insiy Announces that
COLONEL Green's Free linens Gloomy Near
Washington is in a most thriving cnndi
ton, having 5000 acres unlcr a high
state Of cultivation. AMI crops of wheat
and rye that promise harvest valued at
ten thousand dollars" The Chroniclv
pruicnlly neglected to state that there
are about two negroes to every buShrl Of
wheat and the crop costs the Government
about two hundred thousand dollars But
what cares the Administration So long is
it benefits nesrors and taxes the labor Of
poor white men to support them! The
negro must he provided for and kept conf
fortablv, even if the "poor white trash
do suffer.