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Having siyrolxeu tbe ,ri,.r-;,,-~r,.;.,,
we Intended to d;ec,ss ~ ..aa.:e. .s.s.'
of Crane 0rowino for the nn.aosa os..on :,
reaching vipety;,D,n;,,, ~ ~. - - ID, = 4
season to make our snogest;ars sa,.
able to those .inexpea,rieSesda sSsisaSSss I
return to the aresfi6bd q, -.
closed In article No Tal;s,sss. : q, g N N
Crane in TIN, order ~ IL 4 kIalL ELL ],
things co,o;da.aa .ha uss.s.s -, 70 ~i'
life stands No 4 ON tha ,;a. 4,;a -. -
hardy vine, seidou rece;,; & 3
jury asSH tkg EssZtFemssE s55d 81 winter.
orscorching heat of snmmor troots
deep. ef6Ns wei, i,,ia,,,,s ass e.;, sts,,;Y,
the first or sccon3 .6,5,33d yaa, 5S 49, ao..;'
has a meI;nm .;zo5 t,... -
ems from, tho 1s. to.t,.a s.n,e1 7o.s - R
temher tba ,h,oc,, - 80 o ,s,s..s, -. .Iep
mot as comnact a. 4fIras ths ronraesa -
earl;uslg!ssS; IN M, S,E;s;5a;sssS ,;aS -
mendation Of valne .tl,eT sr;;t -,
fair ouaI;,v hon, Co.. t,,o t.h,.e =.
w;nes.. IL on,v fon,t : 49,! ~ j! Z
Re f-,,;t Co., az opp .,
the list 10 Roger,s as3s;a z,is liE aS1,g =. III
is with the other yolnoh,a -. ~ a.
Mr. Rogers baoI,h, 81 - =
hardy ,I,nsfssf;sl - .sssa;,Ta,as..
fruits vonno nroduces Iaroe -
of vo.y l.r,5e h,.ol- f.,,;.a Du'n
de,;c;ous. and i b;,rhi,, sa,,'.S, 80 aaa s
the tab,p. and far ~ s;".h - ~.
se,ect;ons = Roao.,sS 45ii:,. .E,-a1..s.. - -.
the vine as to hass;,soas - - 80
ia ai,ar&EthaIsoEI,,.- .,,tS.s,
ment;oned. tho fr,,;t ;.a : -. , 1.os'
.o,o,.. - " very iaise'
sov5Es 4 fyYasIan @g e.Ao9llea. 9lssI !,
No. 10 abo,t tho 1sth - Se"., ~.
Seventh, Il, the Lief &c 81. ,"aa,sa
tions and cbo;ca Il tba na,a,,,a = a.;
grape requires n very rich drv so;l tha
vine is a little tendegT ,,sb;,sS -, !, go "a !.
and sbould raca;xs.s. ;ss Z; Z, ssif
Dpt;,. = :. thraar -11s a,' Ptetl1s..ioh'
bending down and .oses;,s.s ',s';.as =. ;.as
ca deem in drv loose eorth =. ta;aa 80
well bound mn in cor, stalts ao.,.s
q good winter f,f,9fscfsoT,,qs ;.ass % S ~
rapid grower pptii three ~. - .,ss,: asss -
from setting 90 .ho t;hor. - az 20.
are. verv -sp,an aud inoI;0.. ~ .oo.s
surface. than 70 deem root;n@ hss ~
wood :. sho..;a;,tos - as.p 1 ioo.ng .ne
leaves arc s,Eoi, 49, ~; m
,ome resnacts rasemh,;yc In .,s e anu -
the leossa.oas saaa iasn
(to me vet nnL,ou,, = :sa,: '
tn,,,- bro.un -. r,,a.H = eu -
.ar,v AZ I, .,,sssoreg I e.,
.omo w. ..o =
tba. III, N .o.sa,,,s,,ea 800 a., 'a
o,s,ss,S,!l ssi.STzsT & e =. l'e eaiis
me- ~ persormed ~, G ;ts' aasaa. sas -. .n.ss1
I. .,,l s.S en- a. ., sea1 siee
RI s.hao....ss.s ~ Uuo possiDi!
ro,na tl,s a,,s.a. - .nu vlne .irulls
,sct7 ~ 800 an5sn 'e aSR EYfs Eo.f co. !
,ot,, :. .;.saeas ~ . sa.si, anu IN auanty
90 s e q alq laa haasSF' e ssuufpassses
-. s.ape sIs n@.e sscr ye'i'seen IN
-, .-a,. ~ 81 81 lapie ana as as siar r VINE
!. oS...,. :. %. hot el
e - niote 1f 81 fsAliia ~ 70 9
- l. | ssHty ota.o az. ~ Elarlesey,sle alpsa ,,s1e
~, "'loi'e' ir'alts shOWeFer 7
oMe SM my my iover OIL
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Having this daypurchased of C. H. Mills his
Marble Works doors north of the First Ma
1tionali Bank, am now better prepared than
ever before to furnish those in want Of Monu-
ments, Headstones, Sc.. aof ALI Inscriptions At
as low rates for the same material and work
manship as can be bought In northern1 Ohio v 1
would advise all in want of Marble not to buy
Of Agents. You can save 15 per cent. by COM
ing to the shop and selecting what you want
ha,ying ii;, mad q long experience in the business
make it to your interest to give me d cali before
purchasing elsewhere. - = = =.
shopiioH the ALLEY north of First National
bank.s.,a an c.. - ,ao, G. W. FOX.
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DAVENNA sHINGLE! FACTORY FoR
LII Sale.-On account of III health and deaf.
ness desire to cham nge my business, and ithere-
fore offer for sale my iShmgle Factory, a few
rods south Of the Court House, in Rayena. et =
The 1nachfneryis Is nearly new and IN complete
running order The -shingle machinery will be
sold separate from the engine If desired. 1t
Will be running constantly untilsO sold, and any
and see it operate. Those wanting shingles
made are requested to bring along their timber
eitherin the log or bolt c u = l'7FFs 7Ss,S-
The above property will be exchange for a \
small Farm, or for Village Property.
RaTenna. Oct. 1. 1SGS-tf
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NEW AND OF THlEfl THlEEIAfESf Al STYEs.
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n9 ny we feel confident of our ability TO yiva sot
'siaetioil 10 all those who entiust Nh sSai
work hiASii

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We desire Ito say. 10 the people of Portage
County, that the Office of ,ssfs
% 9h5 81 -12oiea 5aid tsi. 5,)qGap Ik
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Of fasm l--ieu 9nizuI aAl TO tod
la fs3iifo sHiaisagq rgsoll5 lIssF Isd Ok
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We desire ITO say. 70 the people of Portage
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n. 19Lfo 81 b9lla euied aa3eqia odr
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% 74l bgHa sia al g.liblod ,baa.. al5ls !.
= F"f b3btyoTq aiad1 4ae t9saYf tf.aYs
is is supplied with material for doing all 1000,
II ii':'fdsi5dHz lia 3Ibba oi b9hasoo
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'ADEE sbsql5oi9F s1ti- ~ sS1tfItt : 10
-flsa sas eaaah 10 'Esosss9 5gai1.s7 sast
TBo 80 b4iidissxs sss. .assass!sSf sQ sfb
Fifty lots from fifty to hundred feet front by on
southeast part of the city close proximity to tie il
nail factories and furnaces, of Brown Bonnen & Co
and machine shops Of Homer Hamilton & Co. and of
factories of the Youngstown, Misunderstanding, Conp
Company and to other manufacturing and business
Of the Mahoning rivera short distance south and cas-
Dn Gibson, Park. Vine Packard, Grand and River st
The soil allows the stfuetioifof dEycslafs and
by digging to moderate depth Lots valued at $500
ST. 81 .8esR3Sia.I 4issl5 auia,Usi5s.s +
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--s35ha'5no2 bga 1etllaf ~ ha9
~ 80 .A st- -i~ faei.as345 -t bt-atsEI u gasr
zshygtea ssaae no sd;
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or FHHs asD OF E.E1EEsU =7 A1sx l1eee S., @".
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properly Of the Association. s 10 fag
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hes ssss eEF Heatd7A 8 REAL ErArE7 % I5 Tan
4a haa As2'2 a s9iA n ~ fanainoo
81 aTsa1 ea e 5rsdF rf4nie.,s 80,
hog %iS as 5Saddng
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GOOD Wates,r. sttsroiP PROOF Ct;7lo C7ooahsnsgas, sa, at
~ 1925 pei. gard.
Honey Comb Quits at So, 90. q
II good stock Blankets de- ShaaCIs,
y Batnaordt and Hoop Skirts,
q Grand Dutches and BouIevard
- Skirts, cheap. -gs.s ~. -. -
A full stock Table Linens. y, 10 . ''.t'. =,
Good Linen ToWeiing at Is. i5iih
A full line Hosiery and Ladie So
cloves, Hoods,uScarfs and Nu-
bias, ,WoolenYa arms. a4 Eaiia4 3,
A full line Flannels.
A good stock Wrappers and
Drawers. u BaafTi sid hiI.s 3IT ,ea
Good coodsaatI6s.o gsi.rT-,F sda a.
Dres Buttons ach e ap.
Cotton Yarn and c arpet W arp.
A good aFticIe Batting at 25c
9H .qiI ydn1 bns. .5ssgE7 -
r ag7 He mp, and Wool Carp citing:
Gents. Fur collars and Glove S,
Buck Mittens and Gloves. 81
Agood stock Boots and Shoes II
z shall keep at all times good stock of .
Tftl 801g9s9ggsT ,.ps.a a0bacE q. Il
GdE0oGH5[R L II ST.
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e'huhdred and fifty feet deep. s situatefl in the
nmense iron works comprising. rolf mills.
TO the Himrod furnaces-to atiie foHntirfes
lny-to the depot of the Lawrence Railroad
Establishments. .Fpey lieon the western bank
of the Presque Isle street bridge, and front
reefs furnishing admirable building sites.-
each. iN4S5aS fAiIt Oi 3s35 ] Il u n -
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Established and improved by Elias Howe, yr:.s.s~
the original Inventor Of the Sewing Machfnt.sA
Instructions always given without charge.
The Oldest ATaeEttae'a,r the Horid.8 $50
Z Rooms in Wheeler's Building, opposite Court
RaSehiia. Nov. 90, 1885, s6iTIs . ar saI1aI1
: gsssi IliT ~aizIr s,ae izie .gggi sf.s be,, ,,,
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les IORASALE at the
r . all sold Come matter
chance
erty o an Investment Of Certificates Selling RAPIDLY
of
RAvenna. JANUARY 1859, 6Ss HSA
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: 6 49aR siisaAsi bfH0s tfae aiER-E z1eN
AT EXCELSIOR HALL. In said city, "a large amount
property of the Association .ss-s-, eos. 1....I
-qis9asb la9apOi2 sid siiaH .aeaaiqqs
.s7nsibge bsiBsiisEl b5It.aiis got
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THIS ASSOCIATION established in the city of "
i its Shareholders, by Public Drawing, to CONNER
-o9I sEIR .sqY8issi gatf,s q4g sss 10
orr rH aap or
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pAyENNA MARBLE WORKS.

Rarenna. Oct. i. 1s6s-tc.
, 1869-02-02
Vi CHRISTIAN DEN NIENDE,
c.. G.. LELAND.

If Guds Nuode Kongc til Danmarh,
de Vcndcrs og Gothcrs, Her1ug til
Hcsrig, HoLStcea, Stormayn, Dit
moJShen, Laucaborg og Oldenborg,
GJ6RE v%ITTERLIGT: At Vi efter den af
Kj0bmand JOHANN LENERr NICoLAY SON.
DERBURG af Voit EiIand ST. Thomas i
Ameriha, eneste nulevende IntereSSent af
HardeIStirmaet S~ONDERBURG, PADDOCK &
Co. at St. Thomas, heron Observation-Disclosures
gjorte Ans6gning o. B~egjpring, allernaa-
digSt have beVilget Og tilladt, saa og her
med bevil4e og tilIade, at bemeldte Kj6b-
mand JOHANN LENERT NICoLAY So>DER-
BURG we'd Proclama sub poena p%reclusi ct
perpetui silentii, med Aar og Days Varsel,
/ den Berlingske politske og Avertisse-
mentstidende, st. CroiX Avis Og st. Thom@
Tidende, trende Gange efter hinanden maa
indkalde allie dem, som formene sig at have
Noeet at fordre hos fornevnte Handelsfrma
SO%NDERBURG, PADDOCK & Co. saaNelsom
hos fOrnRvnte JOHANN LENERT NICOLAY
~SoNDERBURG, til med deres Paastand at
tIemhomme og saadant deres havende Krav
linden foreskrevne lids Forl0b for den oven
nTvnte Kj0bmand JOHANN LENERr Moo
LAY SoNDERBURG at anmelde og beviislig-
gj0re, dog Umyndiges Tiltale i Fremtiden
efter Forordningen af code Februar 1717
forbeholden, og shal saadan Indkaldelse
ansees og vare ligesaa gyldig, som omtden
var skeet we'd Proclama efter Loven; dog
skal denne Vor allernaadigste Bevilling
Ord til andet in~drykkes i fornevnte ofient-
lige Tidender, SAINT leases for Vor Lands-
Overret SAINT Hof- og Stadsret j Kj6ben-
, 1869-02-02

"Hans Breitman gife a barty,
/ vent dere you'll pc pound. "a
| vallzct nit Madilda Yane rs
Und vent shpinnen round ind round.
De pootieSt F:aulein in de House,
She vayed 'pout dwo hoondred pound,
Und efery dime she gife a shoomp
She make de windows sound.
"Hans Breitmann gife a barty,
| dtllS you it cost him dear;
Dey rolled in more ash Sefen keckS
OF fooSt-rate Lager Beer.
Und venrfrr dey knocks de shpicket in
De Deut>cherS gifeS a cheer.
| drinks dat so vine a barty,
Meier COON to a het dis year.
"Hans Breitmam gife a barty
Drre all vas SouSe und Brouse,
Ven.de sooper coined in, de company
Did make demSclfS to house;
Dey ate daS Brot und GenSy broost,
De BratwurSt und Braten vine,
Und wash der AbendrSSen down
Nit four parcels of Neckarweiu.
"Hans Breitmann gife a barty
We all cot troonk ash Digs.
| poot mine mout' to a parrel of bier
Und emptied it oop nit a ~schwigs.
Und den | giSSed Madilda Yane
IND she yh!og me on de kop,
Und de company vighted nit daple-lecks
Dill de coonshtable made COS shtop.
CLANS Breitmann gife a barry
Vhere'iSh dat barty now!
Where iSh de lofely golden cloud
Dat float on de moundain's PROV?
Where iSh de hiInmrlStrahlende Stern
De Shtar of de Spirits light
All goned afay NIT de Lager Beer
Afay in de Ewigkeit! !"
* n T
, 1869-02-02

Commissioners, but the answer of
the Minister was, that before hring-
ing about the reforms desired it was
necessary 10 see what The island pro-
duccdby the new tributary system. The
Government at the same time l%gnomiui-
ouSly shielded itself from the oIium of
this transaction by letting it app ar-ln-
deed it was circulated by the Governors
in Cuba-that the new taxes weremLmpo-
sed on the recommend ton of the Com
missionerS. The impoStu'e wnuli have
been succrssful, had not the Commits
siouers, by an able rrpos6, which they
published ia New York, opened the eyes
of the Cubans to the deception, lis
cruelty, aud dishonesty. The defence
set up Is, that Spain ooIy initiates the
taxation system of England, but there is
this d ference, that while E 9 aud rates
taXes.upon the amount produced, Spain
holds every one bound o produce IL GER
tain sum 10 meet The rate of taxes she
levies. In vain the producer rtmon-
straleS. No one listens 10 him-he mast
make his . com Jlaint known upon an
official stamp, cos ing ltry cents, and
then, what is The result to him ? Why
all he gets for his pains is silence, whilst
he is put so cents out of pocket. For
eisners despiSe the Government as much
as the Cubans do, recognising ITS cruelty,
immortality and Injustice; but If they
contribute towards unfolding it, it is
simply because they desire TO ensure the
tranquility necessary 10 enable them to
realize wealth aud leave The Country.
The Cuban has no such hope, he has no
other country 10 90 TO. Cuba is his
home, and he feels it to be his duly to
improve it, to give it liberty and pro>pe-
rity, for The benefit of his children and
their po$terity.
Has the Revolution any probability of
a triumph? Let the following facts
speak. The population of the island in
1862 was l,396,47O Of which 100000
were white Creo!eS; 200, 900 frtemtn;
70, 900 Spani ,rds and Foreigners; and
about 300, 900 slaves. The white c%rroles
and the frcemen are those in arms
against the Government. The %revolu-
ton, therefore is not wanting in num-
bers but it wants arms aud ammuni-
ton aud it wants transports. II remains
to he seen if any other nation will furnish
these needs, either for money or credit?
II Lhe wealth OF Nuo" WIZ NC Co"elhele"
a guarantee for payment? If the United
States will remain neutral? II the South
American Republics will srtnIain impas-
sive, and not extend the hand of help
10 IA suffering aud struggling brother?
Among the 100000 %creoltS who are ar
rayed against the governments, there are
440,0 600 men who are accustomed To la
hour in the field, who are aS>imila1ed with
the climate, aud may %sulsist upon the
, 1869-02-02
HANS ~BREITMANN'S PARTY.

CLANS Breilmann gite a barty
Dty had hiano-blayin,'
I felled in lofe nit a Mrrican frau,
Her nam vas Madilda Yane.
She hat haar as prown ash a pretzel,
Her eyes vas himmel-plue,
Und ven dey looket indo mine,
Dey shplit mine heart in dwo.
, 1869-02-02

army IA distance # 900 leagues, TO sub
i%uGatt ii people who are rendered lndn-
miiahIr by heir hat ed OF her rule. The
SD nlardS are determine to hold the
country 10 the last. ard they expect that
on The arrival OF q neral Dulce the IN
sntrectipn Wi be put down, ard then
they wi be able tn retain The country
by prom Stag again those concessions
which Were p'omlSei in 1857. But the
CubAn~ having he, II twice deceived, Will
never place t,Ith IN such promises, and
The issue w,ll have to be de ciled once
aud ,r ali hy. the force of arms for no
country can be happy where Tie terri
tory IS Isolated from those coun. cled
wi h 1t by the Ties of home, and where
liberty is not exrrcis d hy lis $ 'nS-.iher-
ty, The greatest birlh'i-ht and highest
glory which any people con E y. Cuba
is highly enlightened, is wealthy, and
powerful In hers #, and what is more,
she is TO sc}ous of her strength to sindi-
cate her own ind peudrucr.
Ii is reported that commissioners are
to be sent to England to pray the Gov
ernment to trcnguize The Cubans as
b lIgerrnts. Whatever may be the de-
V,l'''"'''o' 81 "'' ing - "'"'S'''S'
t''! 9"n''"O '.oS' '"I,' 'y,s - W. '"''S.
Una 'uo' must F'iiFr "'c"Ile 'T'F' OF
she will ultimately b" annexed TO the
United Stats. On the latter She cannot
Fook will, iudif renee. While with Cuba
independent, England would have the
pf'o'l'y IN all c"n'mT'c'a. r''a''"tS' ava
) 'ln''ca ana 'ht o'h'f "'S' ln"'"h 20
i"nles would "e Drought 'n'o t"' P"ft'c'-
patio" OF orHtl 5 I'o'll Wh'ch Iley are
, 1869-02-02

II Gaas Nude Kongc til D0nmark,
de Vcndcrs og Gothcrs, Hertug til
Aes@g, Holtcea, Stormayn, Dit
m0yShea, Laucaboro 90 Ozdenbore.
, 1869-04-19
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At Bushnell, recently, gang Of 1unlans At
tempted 10 outrage Miss Manton, but failed to
accomplish their dcstgn- Two OF them, T. NJ
Wright and James Martin, have been arrested,
and another, Wesley Drake, left town. under
notice from the citizens to quit tn twelve hours
The shawneelown Mercury Of the loth, says:
"1n spite Of bad roads, the tobacco crop Is begin
ming to roli IN with measurable rapidttr.'
The Western Illinois ana Eastern Iowa Con
ference Of Unitarian and Other liberal Christian
societies will hold session at Geneaeo on the 3th
and 9Th Of May.
Mfs. Il D. Gilmore, an old resident OF Alton
died on the 18th; aud Patrick MCGOWAN, for man,
years citizen Of Lasallc, died on the 1a,h.
Hickory. noted troitng stallion, waS sold q
bloomington, on Friday, bs John PerTJ, to Or. z
Stevens and James s. Ewing, for &, zoo.
Mrs Bowling, Of Galenn, lost 5000 worth q
ewclry in the burning Of the steamer Ruth, On Ii
Mississippi River. ..
The Ministerial Association OF the Lcxngto
DI strict, Central Illinois Conference, OF the Unite
brethren In Christ will meet a Lexington, Ac
Lean County, on May II. .....-
The public school building at Rochelle, which wa
burned On Wednesday, was insured for 3, SOD cas:
In The Merchants, OF Chicago: Reaper City, o
Rockford; and Hartford, Of Hartford. The loss
$4,000.
IowA
! The IeEa State SUNDAY School Association hold