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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL. .

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
Corner Of Nassau and Pine SIS. Ctsy Of Nsso York.
The Proprietor of ths establishment returns has sincere
sustained since sg has BEEN under dscioS hopes s
sseave nssSns a%doe his
walk "9sSfs o BSad"ss sH aa
who in the upper iari ofhc city obtained
at n, from ill sosp an din dan e. from %
tables efaohed in mannenot any establishment
Arasamen have been made with genfs in the cSanIy BY
eae fruits sa a" ass Seh.ac o the
supply Of the choicest wines a"d liquor" JAMES hoRN'
NO. R G. BROWN & cs., having opened cofce House
cho winss Liquors, &C. hope by sc attentoa the
wishes ofhsir cuomerst Asn' snare opushc patronage
H1 SEE Acknowledgements -ABERNRTHY,s g. co%ssana Il!
anl has been s,ssd a. consenca OF tho great Demand o
this Msds,ae from the lower part and west side shs cy 70 AZ
HILL Beekman and William Agents forths Mixture
wis e 70 inform his friends and The P'e that he has Just s
FRIED stewed Roasted and Picked on the most hber terms
the shortest notice. Please apply at ss Faltonsiee DIS
sasa ss ia s. a: n Il Ss
has completed his and a.csans his orr ma
sueaty be better The demand: Of
Eaes Of pure senaise Confectionery wholesale retail
No Bowery opposite to Rivngton at.
JUJUBE PAS fE, ,rtcdffsm Ffanvea superior arti
cleof Juube Paste for sale above, wholesale and retail
~ w. B.
nONSALL,S PATENT DRESS OR SHIRT
- FRONTS.-Tbe sub ,criber has hand large asort
ment Of the above ARTICLES made Of sen Satin Silk and other
goods with under kus show through the front
This article for beauty and thing Of the
respectfully d To call aud for IA msses
BONSALL' =, ii2 varick st., New York
~ b. The Dess Shirt oats retailed
pal Stock, Linen and Clothing stores in III city m2sim.
KTIFlCIAL T. ES are inseres by DG Isaac Francis,
IN Dentist which cannot b~ distinguished
will perform Of that without giving
the sghte pain For The proaucs and application of this
heha recsived Diploma, Of which the following
PREMIUM.
ThisDiploma awarded by the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
la die city ofNew York, the late Fair
To DIR. FRAN Is,
For hae specimen Of Artificial Eyes,
lAn impr0Scfuent)
JAMES TALLMAoR, Prest
HbwIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
~. b. WAKEMAN, Csu. Soc.
nTCELEBRATED EYE Waterloo. r. also fcspt ctiuy
oc,s publs
Eye Water has uabc appcat
al oacute and chronic niamm ton aoding nedae
lief To the aged who commonly aHl cted with weak
and
raj years, its effects have been truly astonishing
~ b. DIR y 10 the fst May " l3s Chambers
ucet, opposite Hudson. mi I'm
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IN years wiih Leary Co attcr the
enc" ~ III the bra .ch OfhIs having
hmseli IN m " now oilers 70 hs frnds s sales room No
10 Nassau street corner o Pine, add as,ofme,t of ha ~
eyery VARIETY o. nin 10 ,he mean to thu rn which in styi
tends 10 sell g. only aud by dec,ipy whole -
gle style co dni oprosog an
and fashion nrd u'ity having
economy and elegance e durability hedccm obvious
making exrer nents IN variety Fearing rival be e
of taste ne ~ -ln 10 enrnst himself compet,l,oo h
establishment H. y'.dvcinr this Article. -" ~
n has made arlng nen's for Tho London Paris ssns
WIN some u We hest hlscs 10 those ci il and will aways
m3Im pIUp Ia 49,. a1-..- 1891
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fI5- SEE Advertisemept-A BERNETHYs Compsund Ii
quoce Cough Mixture Sd pagcthe ecal 1877 Bowery
Gran has been Obliged OF the great demand
this Medicine from the and west side sf the city
HILL, Bcekman and William Agents for this Mixture
T
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CHEMICAL PL.AsTRE

OR RAEUMATIsM AND FEVER SORES.
A N important remedy for a II those who are
LA afflicted with inaammatOry complaints
by its easing pain, cUunteracting iDfamma
tions, and giving speedy relief without disa
g'eeabie sepsatfon, and for its active strength
eniDg& sodoric propertes-an effectualrcmedy
for.tie Rheumatism, ,cramp, agSein thebreast,
burns, bruises, scrofoia, old cores, ulcers Of oil
most eyerydescription,pa ,particnlarly fever sores
Those persons suffering with hver complaint
pulmonary diseases, s,infammation OH the lung
with pains in the side and breast, headache.
pains and weakness IN the back, will find relief
, and in all cases il may be used with safety. il
the pain be in the joints, il has proved most ef-
fectual by applying ito the feet. Il should
be spread thin on soft leather or paper, and ap"
Piled to or as near TO the part afflicted as pos
sible. lncase ofsevere inflammation, bleeding
and dose OF two of gentle Physic may be ne.
cessary, and the plaster wants changing, and
thin coatndded every twenty-fonr hours. In
case oifeyer sore, daily use OF syrup made ol
the Burdock Root for some weeks wor' oe'
useful and important.
Ii will be found highly useful for ats on
the feet, also for Strulns and Bruises on horses
Made md sold, Wholesale and retail by E
DEAN,sat his Drug T. Medical Store, West,
field Chhutauque county, N. y.
To THE AFFLICTED may certify that,
having been afflicted for Eve years past with
what the doctors call the nervous rheuMatism,
Il, my hip, legs, and et, SO that the cords colI-
tracied, and lost the nee of them, IN q great
measure-my feet especially, had become al
most useless, that Ihaye called .onphy ticians,
from every quarter, both Botanic and Apothe.
cnry, without any effect. and having madeuse
oithe Chemical plaster, which hasreliveh me
from 2ain, loosed the cords, and restored toy
imbs bB 10 heal lth in short time.
~ MARTIN CRANE.
.Mendop, July rs, 1882.
This may certify that have been afflicted
with the rheumatism in my shoulder. in spch
manner that could net raise my hand to my
he nd and applied the chemical plaster, which
effected cure IN less than AS hours.
Mrs. f. WILCOX,
Jamestown, September %, 1882.
have witnessed in an inveterate case Of
Fever sore, offour years standing, in my fami.
lysan entire cure was effected, by the above
Plaster, in about four weeks. WIN. BRITTON.
Westield, June q. 1886. 8
lhave been afflicted for six years with IN
infammatory rheumatism inmy feet and limbs
attended with agonizing pain, depriViDg me OF
sleep and ease al times, night and day. have
soOght in vain for mcdicairel unit bearing.
OF the Chemical Plaster, sold by L. Dean,
which has afforded immediatereief. My feet
were in snch agony that it seemed ns il they
wouldsp split open. applied a plaster and in
few hours they were perfectly easy and free
from pain. VIM. CHASE.
Westneld, Aug. 8, 1888.
OE-For ,ple hy ISAAC SWIFT,
April23 1925. Ravenna.
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j A Y N IS
CARMINATIVE BALsAM-


9yvnE particular attention of the public is
a requested to this valuable Medicine.
which has acquired an unrivaled reputation for
curing DiarrhGa, or looseness, Dysentery,
Sick and nervous headache, Cholera Morbus,
Cholcs, Cramps, &C., and that frequent and
fatal malady among children, termed Cholera
sinfuntumor Summer complaints.
II IS recommended by great many Physi I.
ciaDs, Clergymen and families of the first re-.
spectability, who have repeatedly used il, and
sent their certificates of its utility 10 thepro,
prietor, which may be seen, by calling on any
OF the agents for the sale of this medicine -
Ampng.them will be found the names OF Doc>
tor Dodson, Philadelphia, DR.. G. Hammond,
Leeshurg, Va, Dr.. Lawrence, Cedarville,
New Jersey.
Rev. I. u. Kits, Pastor I'd Baptist Church
Philadelphia. Rev. VIM, Bacon, IN. D. Pas.
tor Of the Baptist Church, Woodstown, N. J
Rev. G. j. Hopkins, of Freehold. N. j Rev.
E. M. Barber, Reading, Pa, DR.. NJ. L.
Knapp, late Physician TO the Baltimore by.
spensary and sgent for the Maryland Vaccine
Institution DR.. VIM. Steeling, BridgetoB,
N. J,--And host Of others equally respecta.
BILE.
Prepared and sold by DR.. ID. Jsyne. sole
proprietor Salem, NJ. J.
apd may be had of DR.. Isaac Swift, ,RaveBna,
Ohio. Where also 10 kept Jayne's Indian Elk.
pectorant--the mostuseful lmedicinefo coughs
colds, Influenza, Hopping cough, pains and
Weakness OF the Breast and other Pulmonary
affections.
Ravenna, May II, 1857. a
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La Motss Cough Drops.


VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND
coNsuMPTIoNs.
IHyHIS Elixer, in its original form of pre-
IL scription, has stood the test of twenty
years experience, inthe general use oft, anc
is now Offered. with the addition Of some ar
ticles from the vegetable kingdom. the virtues
Of which. have been fully attested and highly
appreciated, which renders this composition
peculiarly adapted to the present prevailing
disorders Of the brenst and lungs, leading to
consumption. Common colds and coughs,
which are occssioned by obstructed perspira-
ton, will readily yield to its influence, re !.
meving those troublesome irritations, which
act a. G nstrnt stmuiant TO coughing. 1t
case pain and induces rest to an eminent de.
gree. Persons t4nicted with pulmonary com.
plants, bleeding Of the lungs, &c., spa smodic
asthma, paipitation ofthe heart, and consump-
tive affections !evenin the most advanced pe-
RODS Of life, will find immediate relief, from
its remarkable power of diminishing irritabilis
ty olfhe system, and the velocity Of the circus
latipn. and by cleansing and healing the Lisor-
dered parts. II also affords immediate relief
in the hopping cough.
Certificates Of important cures and aLil
OF directions accompany each bottle.
For sale by U. s, BRISTOL, Rayeona.
4 p. TALLMAN, Akron,
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VEGETABLE
RHEnMATEG DROPS.

OF ANY articlesare before the public, 70 a !
lVA cure for that most obstinate and toTnlen
ing disease the Rheumatism, and from ciOse
observation, we are led to believe they have al
a very great extent, tailed TO pToduCetbat ie-
sirasie result and Inayit not be attubnted t.
the "a ct that articles said toscute thp trouble
s,,ne disorder, are also recomIneIletd tocuIe
almost every discase with.wfich opf fraiihod-
les are attacked, aud in theirPrepafation that
Objects kept in view, viz: t. have The neuf
cine cure for all diseases "a
The Vegetable Rhrunatic Drops are offered
70 the public as remedy for Rbeumatism;
and us no case is known where aperiect cure
was not effect d, we are justifed in declaring
it a valuable M, d3ine for that piiniul disease
and for no other ia il recommended.--Price 5U
Cents. II
CERTIFICATES.
Messrs. o. IL S. Crosby &Eo'. Gentlemen.
Ifee happy in having itin my power 70 state
to you the good effect ofyoar Vegetable Rheu-
matic Drops, or sure remedy, had IN restoring
me from sick bed. In the month OF April iast,i
was so afflicted with the Infamatory Rheuma'
item thatI was confined 10 my bed. 1was en-
tirely unable to help myself. conld notso
much ne turn myself in bed and twas with the
greatest difficulty that could be moved init
| tried various kinds of medicine, and was ut
tchueu'f hsAhuui pUystCihu5 Vp'"bs""S
feet, until | made use Of your Sure Remedy,
which when appiedas directedygaye me i'm
mediatefelief Within short tirieaiter lcom'
Icnced u-ing it, was able to ride out ana at
tend my usual business. I catichecffuiiy re-
commend IL to the public us being gond med
cine Tor Rheumatic complaints. asit has been
number OF months and have had no return
j. AARON HOLDRlDCE,
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. Ist, 1882.
Messrs Crosby's& Co. was afflicted for
several months with the Rheumatism ;and hfy.
ing used every remedy recommended by the
most eminent ply eicians withinmy reachwith-
out success, at lemgth procnreda bottle OF
your Rheumatic Drops or Sure Remedy, and
made the application asdirccted, and before
had used one hall OF it, q perfect cule was ef-
fectrd; and 10 my knowledge the same bottle
cured two Of my neighbors. II is now about
two ycars since used your medicine, nnd
haye not been troubled with the Rheumatism
since. RODNEY fpALn NGs
Marion, Marion CO. o. NBIs1YP2O, 1899. -
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DIR. JUDKIN's
SPECIFIC OINTMENT

VNNtiiS valuable meslieina5ats celehratcd for
il curing gWhiteSwcllings ofeyery description
Soro Legs aud Ulcers otong standing. Clan
dular Tumors, Fclons, or what some people
know by the name of Catarrhs; Rheumatic
pains, and Bruisesi Tetters OF all kinds; Chill.
qiains, or partsaaected by frost; tits also one
olthe best remedies Tor Scaldsand Bul..s.
For glaudulur swellings, It ssupcIior to any
medicine yet known. II is much safer than
mercuriai iapplications Gas it does not contain
the smallest atom OF that mineral because ! I
does not lay the patient liable 10 injury from
exposure 10 cold.
II cares the worst felons or whitiows on an
application OF forty-eight hours.
Rheumatisms which have stood 90 long ne
to become a systematic disdorer, require medi
cine to beytakcn iilw1rtlly toremoye them en-
tirely. But in most casesby applying this oint,
ment externally, ,as directed, Ut wrlg give relic
CERTIFICATES.
Washington, March %, 1880.
Siv--My son being afflicted for i've years
with White Swelling, aud having applied eve.
~ remedyrecomniended by tile mos, eminent
physicians within my reach, Without succtss,l
ut length procure Al one jug Of DR.. Judkin's Pa.
tent Specific Ointipont, and state for the bene.
ft OF the afflicted, thai before one jug was used
perfect curewHs efeptGd. AMy sun has en-
Joyed good health ever since. have no doubt
20 the Ointment alone he 10 indebted, as no.
thing else was used tor more than oine months
before the application OF the Ointment.
Respectfully, JOHN COOKE.
have made use Of DR.. Judkin's Ointment,
and IL has proved a most valuable medicine to
my SOMA, who for many years has been affected
with chill blains, and was obliged TO wear ln-
dan.Ruhber Shoes, till made use Of he
Ointment, which effected an entire cure. il
is also the best remedy for sores md wounds,
have ever used in my family.
PAREEY GODDARD.
Worcester, Mass. Aprill2, 1884.
0rFor sale by <
U. s. BRISTOL, Ravenna.
s3A J. D.CUNtMtNG,aAkron.
KENT.& BREWST Ell, Hudson.
April %, 1885. @ 5i--foyeow
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CERlJFYCaTES.

Ths may certify, that having been afflicted
| with AXne and Fever, in a most aggravated
form, Tor more than twelve months, without
any intermission, except Tor q few days, was
At length perfectly cured BY the usc 81 one box
Of Mobiles Agamedian Lozenge, after having
tired most Of the prepared remedies with no
effect, such ne Quinine, Bark, and various com.
pounds. Such was my situation, previous to
using tsN LuEenbe, that was wholly inoapa.
bis a Ling ssy kind ofiabor, and rlpidIy on
tho deciibe< Anew days' use OF it, however,
wrought 90 great change, that I was able 30
commence work, which have continued with.
out Interruption ever since, although many
nlonths have ELAPSED since. ! would recon-.
meId this medicine TO those afflicted with Fe.
yer and Ague, as IA sure and effectnal remedy
fur.thnt disease. OBED TAYLOR.
Solo, Michigan, December 5, 1885.
Icertify, that was cured OF an inveterute
Ague BY The use OF Nobiu's Agnmedian Lo-
zengc. would recommend il as a radical aiHl
permanent remedy Tor that discgse.
Dexter Village, Michigan, Feb. "a, 1886.
I con cheerfully testify 10 the superior caioa.
cy Of Noble's Agametlian Lozenge, as RENE.
dy ior Fever aud Ague, from its Ise in my own
case, huving been perfectly cured Of Fever aud
Agie by II, aztec having made trial Of va.
rious other inedicines with no effect.
JOEL. NEGUs.
Webster, Michigan, March 90, 1886.
: C1rThis medicine esn be had Wholesale
and retail by applying % tho General Agent
who will be happy 10 show some OF the very
many certificates winch unsolicited are throne.
Ing IN, or by sending orders 10 Strong & Wax.
ar Hu,tson. Portage County Ohio ar 10 anv
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Vegetable blood Purifier

AND LIVER PILLS OF DIR. CHAPMAN
PREPARED BY THOMAS s. BUTLER,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
TWNHls preparation is offerdd as remedy
IL for removing all diseases arising from
torpid actiou of the liver, impurty of the
blood, and foul stomach and bowels. It res
'lieyes loss Of appetite, acidity, costyencss
fatulency, dysentery, diarrhGa or loose me IS If
the bowels, bilious affections, SC. They are
purely vegetable, perfectly safe and accom-,
moda,ed to all ages and to any climate, and
are recommended as safe and efficacious
Femily Til. They impart cbeerfulness, give
circula,ionto the blood, purge without sick.
ness orpain, and Danish all causes of fever Of
every kind. No alteration from the usual
habits of life 10 required.
From ihe certihcates received Of their OF.
cacy, the following from physician OF expe-
rience and respectubility 10 deemed sufficient
20 pnulish---
THIS may certify, that having made the study
and practice of medicine mysdaily adyoca,ion
for thir Years and having used DR. Chpman's
Vegetable Blood Purifier and Liver Pills. in
my own case, RS we'll as these under my care,
for the last fpur years, with the most decided
success--knowing them to consist of the most
ustftil and celebrated medicines, and in such
JUS, proportions of eachf AZ to produce the
most happy effect, rs q mild, safe and eff
cacions family pill II can therefore cheerfully
recommend them a. such.
,BARNABuS WRIGHT, NJ. n. "a
Nunda Valley, Allegany Co.. N. Y, April
90th, 1885.
For sale by p. TALLMAN. Akron.
l2w12 us. BRISTOL. ,fia,epna,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-26
FOR Ga S.AkE.

A FARM situate in tie. TO wn Of Charl q
t&sA Portage County, Ohio, containing one,
hundred ard three acres; rs under gocd :
proTement, well wa cred an orchard ofgst :
ed fruit, and sugar oichard; suffice w
quantity OF Plum and Peach trees: well IN
gqod water near the deer; comfortal
'rarne,dweil'ng housc & ban; located On y Q
read from Fa,enna 10 Warren fur miles fr4ijs
'le me conn'y sea-, one fron, the cent!e cf1
'own, ota mile from the Mahonng cans'I
near saw'mii and giist"miiI - Fer flrtIisa
particulars enquire ,,f the subscriber on ,l.e
premises. JOSEPH PADDCT.E N
April "a, 1887. es 5lf.