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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

1.-THE Wings have done their best this time
neither money, time, labor or falsehoods have
been spared ON this occasion. The hirelings sent
out by the Federal Junto of Detroit, (at the es-
pense of whom or what we will not pretend to
say have ferreted out the abode of the most seclu-
ded in the country, and furnished them with
wrapping paper enough to last them a month,
in the shape of wing handbills, "Spy's" and Sad
vertiscrs." 1t will not do-the people in the
country are not such silly fools as they think for
and every pedlar of wing documents they send
into this country, will tend to add strength to the
democratic party.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Young Men of the County of St.
Joseph, friendly to the measures of the
present State and National Administrations,
are requested to meet at the Court House,
in Centreville, on Saturday, 16M September,
1887, to choose six delegates to the Young
Mems State Convention, to be holden at
Ann Arbor, on the fifth day of October
next. This notice is given at the request
of the young men of nearly every town in
the county, and it is TO be hoped a general
attendance will be given.
St. Joseph County, Aug. 80, 1887.
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertise

FROM the Buffal0 commercial Advertiser.
Brig North Carolina.-By the following
letter from our attentive correspondent, we
are glad to learn, that the loss of life by the
shipwreck of the North Carolina is much
less than was reported:
CHICAGO, August A, 1887.
GENTS:
The barque Detroit arrived in port to-day
having on board the Captain, Mate, and four
of the crew of the brig North Carolina,
whom they picked up at sea.-The brig,
it appears, after undergoing slight repairs
here, left short time since for the
lower lakes-was struck by squat aft,
at about 8 o'clock, p. M, and capsized.
The Captain and five others saved them
selves by climbing up on her bottom. The
cook and one passenger were drowned.
She had no freight or ballast. Yours,
D.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

OF Whiggism is forever PROSTATE m
Detroit.-The late contest has proved in
contestably, that the Democracy of the
city is invincible to all the devices and as.
saults of the aristocracy. The Wings
made exertions on Monday and Tuesday,
which they can never again equal, to carry
the city, and they have met with severe
defeat. The Democratic majority will be
proportionably increased at the fall election.
--;b
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

Alabama.-This State, if we may Judge
by partial returns that have reached us, has
done nobly. The Huntsville Democrat
says Our friends at distance will per-
celve that North Alabama has slumbered
moi, neither been deceived by the panic cries
of whig6ery: the people have decided for
themselves, and democracy is triumphant "a
=LoMisriHe Adp. ~
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

We extract from the Baltimore Republican
of the 18th inst. another instance of Wing
liberality
Prescription. Webb, Soap and
Candle Manufacturer in the Fourth Ward,
has dismissed John Foy from his employ
for having voted for Messrs. Howard and
McKim, the Democratic candidates at the
late election"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

What do the Bankites think of tina matter
nowl That glorious institution the Bank of the
United States of Pennsylvania, has passed the
10th of August without rcsuming specie pay
monts-and consequently its charter is forfeited.
1t will make no difference, however, with that in.
stituton, whether it forfeits its charter or not
it is perfectly lawless
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

0TWe learn from the Globe of the 4th
inst. that tho following post Offices have
beeh established in this state:
Cooper, Kalamazoo co., Barney Earl
post master; Crazy, Calhoun co., Sidney
Sweet, do; New-BufTalo, Berrien co., A.
lonzo Bennett, do; Waterloo, Jackson Co.,
Patrick Hubbard, do; Pleasant Valley,
Livingston 90.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

Free trade, and sailors rights.-One of
the forwarding houses in this city has dis
missed the captain Of schooner from its
employ, because in the exercise of his rights
as an American citizen, he voted for the
democratic candidate for Congress at the
late election.--Frec Press.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

gTCan the Federal Junfo of Detroit find any
moro pogabonds TO send out into this country, 10
olectionecr for Mr.. Trowbridgc, and tell their
superiors how 10 vote
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

Three panihers, one of them measuring
8 feet in length, werc killed at JonsburgR
Warren county, one day during week be,
fore last.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

What does tho Detroit Advertiser think about
"All Hail "Revolutionized m"Rcdeemed. ~
"Defunct," etc. etc. etc., now that the wings
have been SO wofully beaten in that city 7
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

Charles Sigourney, Esq. has resigned
his situation as President Of the Phoenix
Bank, Hartford.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

a crowd, who were listening with intense
interest while he narrated the wonders
which the chip had performed.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30
Majority for Crary S96

Wayne, Washtenaw, st. Joseph, Branch, Cal
houn, and Kalamazoo, are official statements, and
the other counties will vary but trifio from the
above statement. Cass county is reported by some
to have given Wells majority of 25O-by some
100, and by others Is, SO that we do not feel
safe in hazarding an opinion on the subject.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

We copy the following article from tho Feder-
al Advertiser of Detroit, wthou ut comment-the
Democrats in Sherman Township will know
whether it is true or not, and can probably guess
who the Advertisers informant was:
ST. JOSEPH.
Sherman.-The vote in this town was only
lO9. Wells had majority Of 81 over Crazy. Our
correspondent informs us that, owing TO the
harvcsts the wing farmers did not turn out
Every tory in town left his business and went to
the polls.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30
LETTER FROM THE HON. ISAAC
Il. CRARY.


To THE Hon. ISAAC L. CRARY.
SIR Believing that the people have at
all times the right Of demanding from their
Representatives, full expression of their
sentiments on subjects upon which they
may be called to act, and understanding
that reports are industriously circulated by
your enemies and the enemies of the
democratic party, which if not contradicted
may tend in a measure to weaken the good
cause We, the undersigned, your demo
cratic friends ask of you an answer to tho
following questions
What arc your sentiments in regard to
the u. S. Bank
What in relation to metallic currency
What in relation to banking in general
lfelcctcd to Congress, will you give your
vote and excrtons towards the passage Of
q presumption law for the benefit Of actual
settlers upon the public lands
An early answer to the above with sucl
remarks as you may deem rovclant and
nronnr il rpcnpcffillv colicitod
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

ELECTION RETURNS.
The following are all the returns we have yet
received from the different counties in the state
Crary-[Democratic.l Wells-[Federal.l
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
CHEMICAL. PLASTER
OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORE

VN RHEUMATISM AND FEVER SORES.
A N important remedy for all those who are
IN. afflicted with in1ammatOry complaints
by its easing pain, counteracting infamma
tions, and giving speedy relief without disa
greeable sensation, and forits active strength
eDing& sodoric properties-an effectualremedy
for the Rheumatism, cramp, ague in the breast,
burns, bruises, scrofola, old sores, ulcers of ali
most eyerydescription, particularly fever sores
Those persons suffering with liver complaints
pulmonary diseases inflammation on the lungs
with pains in the side and breast, headache,
pains and weakness IN the back, will find relef
and in all cases it may be used with safety. If
The pain be in the joints, il has proved most ef-
ftctual by applying it 10 the feet. 1t should
be spread thin on soft leather or paper, and ap.
piled to or as near to the part afflicted as pos
sible. In case ofsevere inflammation, bleeding
and dose or two ofgentle Physic may be ne.
cessary, and the plaster wants changing, and
thin coat added every twenty.fonr hours. In
case offever sore, daily use Of syrup made of
the Burdock Root for some weeks worI We
useful and important.
1t will be found highly useful for ats on
the feet, also for Strains and Bruises on horses
Made and sold, Wholesale and retail by E
DEAN, at bis Drug Il Medical Store, West>
field Chautauque county, NY.
ECOWMEND.4T TTONS.
To THE AFFLIoTED.--Thia may certify, that,
having been afflicted for FIVE years pa,t with
what the doctors call the nervous rheumatism,
in my hip, legs, and oct, SO that the cords con-
tracted, and lost the use of them, in great
measure-my feet especially, had become al
most useless, that have called ,on physicians,
from every quarter, both Botanic and Apothe-
cary, without any effect, and having madeuse
nj MI eto oh hao roll
from pain, loosed the cords, and restored my
limbs BIS to health in a short time.
MARTIN CRANE.
McnGon, July 25, 1882.
This may certify that have been afflicted
with the rheumatism in my shoulder, in such
manner that could nc raise my hand TO my
hend,and applied the chemical plaster, (which
effected cure in less than 48 hours.
Mrs. E. WILCOX.
jamestown, September 90, 1882.
l have witnessed in an inveterate case of
Fever sore, of four years standing, in my fami.
", entire cure was effected, by the above
Plaster,in about four weeks. VIM. BRITTON.
Westfeld, June a. 1886.
have been afflicted for six years with an
inilammatory rheumatism in my feet and limbs
attended with agonizing pain, depriving me Of
sleep and ease at times, night and day. / have
sought in vain for medical relief, until hearing
OF the Chemical Plaster, sold by e. Dean,
which has afforded immediate relief. My feet
were in such agony that it seemed as if they
would split open. l applied plaster and in
lew hoursthey were perfectly easy and free
from pain. VIM. CHASE.
Westneld, Aug 5, 1883.
01FFor sale BY ISAAC SWIFT,
April 90, 1926. Ravenna.
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j A Y N E' g
CARMINATIVE aALsAM,

VHVTlE particular attention of the public is
IL requested to this valuable Medicine,
which has acquired an unrivaed reputation for
curing DiarrhGa, or looseness, Dysentery,
Sick and nervous headache, Cholera Morbus,
Choiics, Cramps, &C., and that frequent and
fatal malady among children, termed Cholera
lnfantum or Summer complaints.
II is recommended by great many Physi =.
clans, Clergymen and families of the first re.
spectablity, who have repeatedly used it, and
sent their certificates Of its utility TO the pro,
pretor, which may be seen, by calling on any
Of the agents for the sale of this medicine. -
Among them will be found the names of Doc.
tor Dodson, Philadelphia, DR.. C. Hammond,
Leeseurg, Va, DR.. Lawrence, Cedaryille,
New Jersey.
Rev. T, J. Kits, Pastor Cd Baptist Church
Philadelpha, Rev. VIM. Bacon, IN. d. Pas.
tor Of the Baptist Church, Woodstown, N. ]
Rev. G. j. Hopkins, of Freehold. N. ] Rev.
=. M. Barber, Reading, Pa, DR., NJ l..
Knapp, late Physician TO the Baltimore DIV.
spensary and agent for the Maryland Vaccine
lnstltution-Dr. VIM. Steeling, Bridgetop.
~ J.--And host Of others equally respects
BILE.
Prepared and sold by DR.. d. JAYNE. sole
proprietor Salem, NJ.
And may be had of DR.. Isaac Swift, ,Ravenna,
Ohio. Where also is kept Jayne's Indian Ex.
pectorant--the most useful medicine for coughs
colds, Influenza, Hopping cough, pains and
weakness of the Breast and other Pulmonary
affections.
Ravenna, May II, 1887.
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ty, il is hoped that its other features referred
to above-intIependently Of the desirable;ob-
ject Of becoming acquainted with the doc
trines Of an opponent thus adyocated-wll
recommend it to liberal and candid support
from all parties, and from the large claes of no
party.
Te promote the popular objects in view, and
relying upon the united support of the deme>
cratic party, as well as from others, the price
of subscription is fixed at the low rate of jfUe
dollars per annum: while in mechanical ar
rangements, and in size, quantity of matter,
&c.,the United States Magazine will be placed
on par at least with The leading monthles Of
England. The whole will form three large
octave volumes each year.
The subscription will be in all cases paya.
BILE in advance, or Qor tie first year only siT
dollars on the delivery Of the third number.
The absolute necessity Of this rule in such an
establishment will be Obvious to all.
In return for remittance of $50, eleven
copies will be sent--for S10O, twenty three
copies. The certificate of postmaster of the
remittance Of sum of money will be suffi-
cient receipt, all dangers of the mail being at
the risk of the Publishers.
All communications will be addressed, post
paid, to the undersigned, the Publishers.
LANGTREE & o'SULLlvAN
Washington. ID. C., March 13, 1886.
Papers copying this prospectus, and
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Magazine for one year, by sending copy of
the paper to the Publishers.
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DR.. Whiton's Vegetable
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.

ME convenience OF cheap remedy, in
IL theform o FILLS, suited to the commence
ment of most Of the indispositions to which we
are liable. needs no comment.
Many diseases, in their forming stage, are
arrested, by the exhibition ofproper cathartic
medicine, land the consequentsufering and ex.
pense are thereby avoided.
Allthat pills can effect, in preserving ORE.
storing health--and that IS much may be ex-
pected, and WILDE derived, from the timely
use ofthese pills.
They are peculiarly excellentin every varl.
ETY. Of head ache, proceeding from a foul, acid,
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ishness of the system, dependent OH the same
cause. In short, for every arrangement of the
stomach and bowels, requiring cathartic medi-
cine, heVegetable Anti Bilious Pillsadmit no
c6mpetit Prce25 cents.
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QJ'IIERE IS HEALTH TO THE SICK!LD
MOBILES AGANEEDIAM
EA0ZE ~GEGs
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one dollar per box. FLe chenpest medicine
ever before offered in proportion 10 lis virtues.
Directions inside OF the Box.
B. q. NOBLE, General Agent,
Dexter, M. r,
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VEGETABLE
RHEUM MATIC DROPS.

kM MANY articlesare before the public, as
lVA cure for that most obstinate and i0rRen
ing disease the Rheumatism, and from close
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the fact that articles said to cure this trouble
ovuie disorder, are also recommended TO cure
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Objects kept in view, viz: to have the n edi'
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The Vegetable Rheumatic Dropsa are offered
to the public as remedy for Rheumatism; /;
and as no case is known where perfect cure
was not effected, we are justified in declaring
it a valuable medicine for that pt inful disease
and for no other is it recommended SO
Gents.
CERTIFICATES.
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cine for Rheumatic complaints, as it has been
number Of months and have had no return
AARON HOLDRIDGE,
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. lst, 1889.
Mcssrs Crosby's & Co. was afflicted for
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Cakes, Bread, Crackers
Tavern Stand For Sale.

TRNHE subscriber will sell his Tavern Stand
IL situated at the four corners ESQ called, J
in the township Of Windham, Rcounty of Port.
age, and State Of Ohio. The premises consist
of one ocre of land with two story house
thereon and stable, and all suitable accommo>
dation for the tavern keeping business.
| The Stand is also we'll located for that BUSH
ness or for merchandising.
f, The above property will be sold low and
erms Of payment easy. DAN'L. WANN. /
w INDIAN May8th, 8S7.
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.R A K II R "

WVHE subscriber has located himself in Ra-
IL venna, and established BAKERY,
where
Cakes, Bread, Crackers
and all articles in his line will at all times be
kept on hand. The rubliol e requested to
Gull, as he believes to can afford them new.
nd warm Breec, C.s.kers and Pies, cheaper
than they canmake them,
Bakery two Doors East of I. Swifi's Drug
Shop: MILO FOOT.
Ravenpe July IA, 1886.
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Guardian Sale.

DURSUANT TO an order of the Court of
IL Common Pleas of Portage County, made
at the May term 1887. / shall offer for sale,
at public vendue, at the house occupied by
widow Mary King. on the premises, on the
tenth day OF June 1887, between the hours of
one o'clock, and four O'Clock P. M. the und,
vded interest of Homer King, Martha. King,
and Mary King, minor heirs of Hezekiah
King deceased in and to the following descrb>
ed lands towt thirteen acres and sixty one
and half hundredths in the Northwest cor.
ner of Lot one in Portage Township-Twelve
acres in Lot forty'nine, and one hundred and
'ixty acres in Lot forty nine, and forty acres
in Lot six'y,nine in Northampton be sold
subject to dover.
REES JONES, Guardian.
May 10th. 1887. 4wl
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CERTIFICATES.

This may certify, that having been afflicted
with Ayue md Fever, in most aggravated
form, for more than twelve months. without
any intOmisson, except FOR few days, was
at length perfectly cured by the use OF one box
of Mobiles Agamedian Lozengc, after having
tIicd most OF the prepared remedies with no
effect, such rs Qninine, Bark, and various com.
pounds Such was my situation, previous to
using the Lozenbc, that | was wholly incupa.
be Of doing apy kind oil labor, and rapidly on
tho decline. A few days use of ii, however,
wrought SO great change, thot was able TO
commence work, which have continued with.
out Interruption ever since, although m0ny
months have elapsed since. ] would recon-
mend this medicine to those afflicted with Fe.
yer aud Aguc, as n sure and eirectual remedy
for that disease. oBED TAYLOR.
Spo, Michigan, December S, 1895.
Ioertify, that was cured Of an invetcrate
Ague by the use Of Mobiles Agnmcdiun Lo-
xenge. | would recommend il rs u radical and
permanent remedy for that disease.
N. POWELL.
Dexter Village, Michigan, Feb. "a, 1886.
can chccrlully testify 10 The superior clica.
cy Of Mobiles Agnmedian Lozenge, as n rene.
dy for Fovn. aud Ague from lts use in my own
case, having been perfectly cured of Fover and
Aguc by il, after having made trial Of va.
riou, other medicines with no effect.
JOEL NEGU5.
Webstcr, Michigan, March 20, 1886.
0A-Ths medicine can he had wholesale
and retail by applying to tho General Agent
who will be happy TO show some Of the very
many certificates which unsolicited nro tbrong.
ing In, or by sending orders to Strong & Walk.
or, Hudson, Portage County, Ohio, or to any
other regularly authorized agent in New York
or Philadelphia.
For sale in Ravenna by l. SWIFT.
Hudson, Mnroh9, 1885 45
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