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s private property and her h.y an ,sL,
20 avail hemseves u IN lseiuae mean by ~hsA
return OF her snosmoas coat be realised.
The ns~s By The Great Bdainis no, Of much
the injuries 70 the po'aos crop by BE- The
most exciting topic u dsess.ion in the British Journss
and the ihoasbu Of Eeononis are directed toward tbs
United States. ss the reliable source for supply OF
food.
The event OF the week In gay world 10 thc appear
snce OF Mr. Templeon a, P.lmo's opershouse. lie has
very wisely avoided the Theatre and relies solely upon hs
own powers for amusing his audience. Ole Bull will give
bic farewell Concert ct the Tsbernsee where he will per-
form his grand March. tribut. tho memory Of WASH
ngton. tor the hrst time. He composed this piece tho
house OF Mrs. L. Maria Child where could ENJOY stll-
ness that his lodgings At tho Asor House could afford
Those who have heard him rehearse the piece
IL as his fines, composition.
An eloquent discourse delivered last evening by Mr..
Thomas Dawes Eliot. Of New Bedford at the Broadway
Tabcmaec before audience Of upwards OF four thou
aand persons ono half ct whom ladies. The
sion was tho 18th anniversary the American Institute Of
this City, Of the noble created for the bsnc
hi OF improvements American Arts especially Agrcultu
raj implements. The addrc.s Of the Orator well
ten and well delivered exciting the part
OF his hearers.
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urAd,ett.,efarats ias n led tor uiosninx. rapr
be broaxh, boiurs O'Clock the previous evening
- .ur~ i~sron; and those fes Monday mornings pa.
PCT .ssnn,dsy.
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THE National Magazine & Industrial Record
Il Edited by RKpwoop F,smtR Monthly al o. psr
annum. Con'ens ofthe october number
l. Commerce the Peace of Ris~ick.
w. Remarks the Emissions of Colonial Currency
H. Remarks on Education and Public schools
Nv. PTu--ian System ~ Education.
" Coal Fields Of Allegheny Maryland.
vi steam and Water, aotive Powers.
VII RIO Janeiro and tl,r adjl souniry.
VIII FatrTon New Jersey by J. Taver. R,q
". Chicago, Illinois by d ~ Griswod, Esq.
y Our Trade with For Nations.
N Commerce United States American Ma
MI Iron Trade Of Great Britain American Institute Glance al
IN. Old word ke.
Subscriptions psrmlil received by
9i-dkc2w n ELLIS R,oadwnv.
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~ THE UNITED STGTgS DISTRfCr court FOR TBg
EdSTERN DLTRICT OF DIROLVLf,

Way 2fth, 1915.
the marer ~ s-ntrpisy n JoHN T. HUDGINs- motion
Of John r. Ca'loti Kuardan % Msthss " he u y ordered
tai the tomouet ~ this Cour the county Naith' bo
showed md required prof drrand doe from
h' SAID Jo1 w. Husrus 10 the ad Mshas a. Mer or &C. aHy
oih creditor her tofnfr proved and the saEns 70 I've
Cour but befor~ tasting uh pf h. hH toi"es 70 be
given n The ~ i pitce NJ tns the ~ ~ The eees
% the aid bankrupt ewst apeIs ybhsl IN The CITY
~ Richmond and M The u resdeHes ~ The
sad biRsup according the a9d sth snd aSh Rules NJ The
Court a Copy. Tosc
p. MAYO Clerk
The parties Interested IN the foregoing order are hereby
apo n,edhe " December 1855 asthe
sni Issa q Matthews the psee for exc
eutng tfe W. hcNsr,
os9O--wtw Conr w bsnkmptcy
9r norton viii Slease copy weekly Coz IS days
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ADVERTISEMENTS OMITTED

We have been compelled IN omit number Of advertise
nenis-iisy will sppcor in our newt
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aARiNk iNTELLlGEN,,

aAKlNk lNTEtl.iGEN'h
- =, ",esa"-s.
r.,. w.,~ "a. .. .'.ssi. a ~
ARRIVED.
se,mer coiaasas rsrr'h. Baaiwne ,undres
nsz Ansa~as. sri. rho~asoa hms 10 Rankin whuloek.
Steamer Alice. shinnst Not.o,k
,oa. s,~.s" sssr SS sose. As..s lumber,
" Coiums,s. cto~rn rhiA ..uads,ss
Caiena. tesl.. Albany. lumbar.
Mary f'i'e'> AheS.s rs r. %, n,po.a 's.Ssr.
Rtis RUBY AeKrz,e. ssem. %
sehr Br.iani. hsn n Yors H.rN
'..t' ARRIVED, ."-t .ef
British Brig Cleaner, N. Beekwith, from Nova Scotia
with sundrics to Chas. Palmer.
PORT WALrHALL. Oct. l6th-SsiIed. brig shsu.
NUT, hisgns, RIO, Hour, from uaxali, Brothers & Co.
is'h-Arr'ysd. ship Courier, Wolf, from New i.,L.
son. from New York. in ballast TO Jas. u. Coz.
aJAUcrioN SorIcE-ws particularly inrs. the .n-.,.os
10 cue sai ofa general nd h
Farc Dry Goos this ue.ay) o'eeh
ssls pc'enrtofy io Coz Invoices. NIois = BRoTiER,
- oBERr nERGsrRoN, native Of oournbarr in SWEDEN
~ will receive important nfomaion hhs WI make known HI.
Carolina. or to oes,-s, CnARLEs PALaER.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
vvNHE Contributors to the Fund Tor the erection
Il or IT. raars Church. requeei m. ct In ID. Lecture
Rom Of tina, Church WEDNESDAY An-rsoon sld inst
~ ~ t1h aucniture requested.
make the il of P-~s opening
wh WILLIAMS,
Oct 30. ist5 Secretary Of Budding Commius~.
\ TONS American Blistered Steel, made Of
~ swedes Iron
IS buai-. Iron, assorted number. de. go
b97
10 casks Cheese
Is
sis and Nail Rods-Rrc.ivinx and for sale by
oesi WORKMAN, MeGRuDER co.
NOR THE LAD Es-Fine Dress walking shses--
We have just received handsome lot Of Ladies' hne
Drss WAXING Shoes and Buskn m,nafeiursd by Meardy
stun, and oihrr OF Phi hdsh which
ton Of The Ladies' They really and good.
&C u PUrNEY WAITE
PRINCES AND GlMPS.
usTIeeeved narrow Shaded Trimming friuFes and
~ Toured Cinas PRINCES Bk Gmps Cords
&C. For tale st No. 10 Main Street
Cc2I LAriiRDP CukISTIGS IN
VIuLLs PATENT CANDLES n wioe aud half Bo,e.
IL wool.ey's standard Loaf sugar-is pdine ,sie.
oefi WEBB BACON 4 co.
DOG LOST.
STRAHEDs away on sunday Evening a.i n Span
G$I& ~ lei Dog, mostly " hte Ii, 500
A he hsd VI a collar marked Ill w. Quafle." nd
pAStXkxky has the d',emper. Any nforma l. n !
be hinsIuly received and suitably rewariei by
&C .i-u JOHN THOMPSON q co.
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kso LNOR RENT. Tho brick House on
k-s y thueb H tsy occapird ny Rehard POI Apply n
China Hell. No. ~, Main street Rent $50 ia
4 ANDRErlrs PLANTS snRUH- AMI ORNAMENTAL
TRIES Orders r above eeiebratd nursofes
Of ~ Iardfsih Mann, received sni pronpy attended
oc PRYToN JOHNSTON, AEt.
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Two JAMES WARRELL, AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY
- ooScrsS-raks Hotice That sbsn In pursr,H,e wtt
Of Ad quod ded by tho County Cou
application n" the Common Council for the City Of
a. I'd IN rIeeuts the said the 10 November
agrc1by TO law hs object and of which
the ground conveyed by Rehad Adams James wsuc
and bearing date the first day Of January 1910 cIespnK
portion thereof already belonging To the of
part cuary ai down copy of made by Micaah
City turyeyo and which said bears date Of
Jul 1893 which land proposed be condemned by the Com
Council for the cry Richmond occupied
BuDinE Ground. TIIOs 4. SrAPLEsI H. Il,
oc 2l-2sw3w for Thos. T. 81, ken, T. ~. g..
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DAuCT1oN kOIICE-we particularly invite the All. .ou
10 sab ola nd fh
Fancy Dy Goois. al this ruesay)
ssls petemptofy Invoices. lNIyOts 4 BROTilER
Aucfs
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'UIV W. 10. WTsNNWTI-STR As You ARF
mt r-ient e m" ftats of Virginia. have no known
Agent ~ Ao'ney IN The will notice ,hi
foo'd on ND"isy p 2ith day ~ No gLo
huis ~ IN hc m'fnnE an il aneraon stoe
NJ Tlomas Ihirs OIk III POD Office County ~ Pau
dnr a. take tie depusi n Wiism ~ Aicbr N ba read
evidence te brne ils tns p~niBE the
County Coud OF HCn'co. which Plaintiffs you
d,fndaht Should the aid deposition
commenced not be completed that day Ne adjourned
day N Day tn flushed. WILLIAM KAHN co,
fc 20-iawfw Wy Counsel
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(tLoAKs-C LOAKs-CLOAKS~-A ,pendd as rnent jur
~ received and Tor sale al the lowest prices.a
q. DUNsPAUGH n CO.'S
oe2t No - West Main IT.
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rA NOR NEW YORK Tug SUPERIOR NEW
- - packet fcbr GRRESNyAY. Capt g. w. Couch, hav
ing large portion of her engaged will dp, For
balance height passage having superior a.
Ply 10 CIPtiin on boarI, a. Iudhn's Wharf.
oc21 JAMES FISHERS Sons
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

=
MORMON TRoUBLks.- The st. Louis
Republican says the feeling against the
Mofmons is more intense than appears,
and that it will require but little to fan
it into fame, which will bring destrnc-
tion TO them and their homes. We
have Iongabeen satisfied Of this fact, and
our fear is, that conflict between the
parties cannot be easily prevented.
Just nov great deal Of excitement
exists in consequence Of the murder Of
an anti-Mormon named Debonairs. He
was missed some days. when, onsearch
being made, his body was found ina ditch
just below the surface, the fresh disturb
ance Of the earth causing the party to
examine the spot This murder was
committed. midway between Carthage
and Pontusac. Other persons are miss
ing, and nothing has been heard Of Mr..
Wilcox. In addition, reports are busily
circulated-exaggerated thousand fold
doubtless--of murders, thelts, and petty
enormities. committed upon travellers
and citizens. These things are deepen
ing and concentrating the opposition to
the Mormons, and we shall be truly hap-
py iftney get away without, extermina-
tion in the spring; for they are unprotect-
ed by law, and there seems TO, be no
power in Illinois or the Union which can
shield them from combined. determined,
and united foes. aat' ~ nh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

AOTICE is hereby given that petitions
~ will be presented to the General AS
sembly of the State of OHIO at their ap-
preaching session, praying for the erection
of new county to be called Farmer, EN-.
bracing the following described territory, viz:
Beginning at the N. E. corner of Green town.
ship, in Columbiana county, thence w. on
the county line to the s. II. corner of Els.
worth township, in TrumbulI county; thence
N. on hetownship line to the N. T. i. corner
of observation-disclosures w. to the s. E. corner
Of Milton township-thence N. to the N. Z.
corner Of Milton--thence w. on the line of
townships TO the N w. corner of Palmyra
township in Portage county--thence s. on
the township line to the s. w. corner of
Palmyra thence w. on the township line 10
the N. w. corner of Atwater township
thence s.. on the town line to the S. w. cor
ner of Atwater-thence w, on the Reserve
line to the N. w. corner of Marlborough
township in Stark county-thcnce S. on the
line Of townships to the s. w. corner OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E. on the, line of town
ships to the N. w. corner of Washington
township--thence s. on the township line 10
The S. w. corner Of w ashing gton-thence Z.
on the 8. line Of Washington to the county
line--thence s. on the county line to The s.
w. corner of West township ia Columbiana
coanty--thence E. on the county line to the
s. Z. corner of West-,hence N. on the line
of townships to the ~. line of the fourth tier
ifsections IN Butler township-thence L. on
the line of fsect;ons to the i. W.. corusr Of
Perry township-thence N. on the w. line
ofPerry to the NJ w" corner of said town
shp--thence E. on the township line and line
of sections to the E.. line of Greene town.
ship--thence N. on the township line to the
place Of beginning -embrBcing BurIin, Els>
wort and Milton townships, in Trumbull CO..
Deerfeld,s Atwater, ard Palmyra townships
in Portage co.-Lexlngton, MaiIboroag, and
Washington townships in Stark co., and
West, Knox. Smith, Goshen, and eight secs
tons Of the M Tof Butler and so much of the
township Of Green as lies betwoen the line Ut
sections that bounds the township of Perry Oh
the Wand the Western Reserve line. Con
tanning At square miles. 'ffsi ssE'
October so!h, is45. swass
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
o TWhigs Ednalitp.

sEiReader did you notice that boy who
pissed a. few moments sipce, clothed 10
Tags ana crying for want of food! We
think we bear. you say yes, Z and deeply
4Swssympathise with him, too Look
again hsrei comes enother-but how
dltfsrent he appears. his countenance
shows that he never felt, the pains Of
hansery or knew whatit was 70 be pen.
uyiess. sLet us xamine this matter a
fewa moments, .ands ascertain how Ibis
boy was reduced to. the, miserable state
in which We End him. It appears that
his father had once been3in comfortable
circumstances; but by bailing friend
st agbank was reduced to iabject poverty
.~+-sickness soon seized the unfortunate
father winch terminated his existence-
abe mother and wife soon followed. The
Boy u IsA alono With, no one to supply
his wants tor comfort him in his, tribula-
xions. True, it il righ. that men should
pay2what they agfeeto, but in this case
1t was hard--very hard. s*t' ..satgfaH
s~s~fiow1s i with the faiheytof the boy
Mho 10 dressed Sd. fine. andsWho steps
Along, 80 gay. Why his father, who
once engaged in the business Of banking,
had, loaned alarge sum of money to a
.lfiend,. which the father Of the unfortu-
nate boy was compelled to pay. Having
amasssd d large fortune, he .'wound up"
cheating hundreds out Of their Just
aud honest dues. His childfen could
trip along the streets; as gay as larks, and
no one dare mention the erase ealily Of their
43athsr.9 a15.' g. NJ. '''
sA',But. say you, we thought. you was a
going 70 tell US something concerning
.whig equality? Wen Just draw COM
parisonsa The father. Of the first gained
ghe property in an honest manner and
sacri6ced' that. property TO pay debt
due the bank He was willing to give
sps tho last farthirg 10 satisfy the bank
er'sa claims. But how is it with the
banker? Does he, when his bank
"bursts" (.huss leaving hundreds Of dol
lars ofNofiis worthless tfashin the hands
Of the people. } give up his property to
the officers and permit them. to seli,the
same to redeem his promises? mo not
10, But he keeps all he has gained
through the means of his bank, and the
law cannot touch it. The wings tell
you that the bankers property should
not;bs sold to make good their dollars Of
paper. Yet they think it right for the
common citizen to sacrifice his possess
ions TO pay bank debt, lcthis is equal
ity, then we ask to be excused for hay-
Ing said anything on the subject.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
HE AR 9 We.

II NOW every person by these presept ts,
IN that we have received large and FASH
ionable assortment of syt; --grsrs
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And as hay, oats, and corn are scarce, and
high in consequence of the droutb, we will
sell them as cheap as any one in this market:
we will not cay cheaper as some do--but will
say. however, that, if others get SO as to give
Their goods away, we will give little some-
hing to take them. Now is the time for the
Farmers of Portage county to cave their pen>
MES. H. DAY co.
Oct. 81. 1915.
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marrie0.

2: In Randolph, on the 22d inst. by Rev. J. Meri.
am MILO W.STOUGII, to MABEL A. HINE,
both of Randolph. 7a -.s-. ..
Also, by the same, at the same time and place,
JAMES ?. COE, to JANE A. SPECS, all Of
Randolph. -. .. .........
In Akron, on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Kinney, SHERMAN BRIGGS, to ELLEN
VETS, both of Akron.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
Whiggery and NatiYeism,

with few honorable exceptions, the
Wing pspsra OF the country have pam
dsred to- the party who disgrace the
name ofthe country by calling the'nseI-
yes Natire .A,hericans. TO the assist
ance wtich these sheets have" Tent to
aatlveism, as well as to the coalition
which whiggety whenever it suited its
ssnvenience have formed with that party,
is to- be attributed the excesses which
delug cd sshe streets Of Phiiadelphia with
blood, and Illuminated 1t with tho con
asgtation ofchurches dedicated to the
living God. Asaparty, whiggery has
fauch to answer for in these excesses,
and by aiding and abetting in them-by
arraying the citizen by birth against the
citizen by, choice. they,haye made them
eelsss parties to the criminal cause OF
nativcisua.s 4, a:>.%.s- ~ &s'2s'1a'f .....-.
sxf'he 1olhwing, (for which we are in.
dsbtsd to the Pittsburgh Post, shows
the feeling Of prominent Wing paper
Ia New York city. 1t is credited to the
New York Express Of the 22d ult., and
weoffer it in evidence to show the de-
tsrmined hostility ola Wing organ, to
those who have sought out a home in
America from the tyranny and Eoppress.
ION of:the old world. The Express says:
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]I)ie0.-

In this village, on tho 9th inst, ROSALIE
MA LISA, only daughter of Edgar L. and Mary
Bull aged years and 3 months.
In Edinburgh, on the Goth inst, WILBERT
E., son of Lewis E. and Lucy L. Booth, aged l
year and 3 months. He-
In Salem, Illinois, onsthe 26th ult. AMASA
HAMLIN, Esq. aged 70 years--formerly resi-.
dent of Franklin, in this County. e.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
D. D. BEARDSIEY.

WOULD.respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens Of Franklin, and the adjoining coun.
try that he continues the --..
T.AILORLNG BUSINESS,
at the old shop opposite the store of M. &.
C. Fl. Kent, In franklin, and that he is sready
to do all kinds of work in his line according
to order, and in the, most fashionable style.
He will spare no pains to suit those who may
entrust him with their garments. From long
experience in his business he feels confident Of
being able to give general sa tlsfaction. Those
desiring good fits and fashionable garments
are desired to give him call.
N. B.-Cutting done to order on the short.
est notice.
Franklin Mills, Oct. %, 1845. lv22.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DEAL French Cashmere D'Ecosse, Reps
IL do, Bfochades, afghan Satins, Polka
Plaid, French De Lains, any quantity Of Silk
warp and colored Alpaeas, from25 cents per
yard upwards; Gala Plaids, Chusans. compris>
ing all Of The latest styles. of Dress Goods to
be found in the market, for sale on the Low
PREssURE READY PAY SYSTEM at KENTS'.
Ravenna, Oct. so, 1916 ~ --.- ~ AH.t-
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Two vacancies perhaps,

,~@ Total, ,Gaa 226
Democratic majority, over Wings, 60;
do. over wings and natives ga On joint
ballot. over the wings, COS over oil op-
position, go. ...4- .,...., a,ssr, -;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

e ". ID. CT II RsK SEQ.
II, EEP constantly on band and are pre-
IN pared to sell carriages Of Ill Kinds
cheaper than any other establishment this
side;of Mason's and Dixon's line. They are
also prepared to do all kinds of custom work
with despatch 974ag a#i 70 14hy3 esd
s,aF For One Dollar i'm Cash i
you can have your horse shod up new, and
that too, with the best of Old Junietta iron,
with steel corks. IL. C'sgs s-g1. ss.,a.Q
They will sell springs made Of the best OF
Eastern Steel for~l5a cents per pound (cash
and warranted. All other work as low in
proportion for ready cash. Mallable wrench.
es, nut washers. SIC. kept constantly on hand
All work warranted. t>ti@. %
N. B. They will make difference between
cash up and cash down. ;ats .' ''"4g''
Raveuna, Oct. go, 1845. al7' '2ltf
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BRANcH BANK I ON : r,,p g w

BnANcH BANK or runn d Il. I'VE.
learn says The Erie Gazette. that VIM.
G. Curry, Esq, in connexion with some
Buffalo capitalists, have purchasedfrom
the Trustees Of the Bank iofths United
States, the debts due the Branch Bank
at that place, which amount to upwards
Of !, one one . hs hundred and twenty, thousand
collars. D.. la.,s .- ma 7f a.. ii,- .,vs i,-,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
DIR. DUNCAN'S t'7fa
EXPECTORAN'T REMEDY, FOR
CO ~ s u M p TT @ N ~

Dkes DUNCAN'S
EXPECTORANT REMEDY FfDR
Nn Vr q ~ Tarw n sss = n ~@ u
- NA =
ooras, oougns' sprung OF BLOOD, bronchtt's,
plihcuity Oh breathlng, Asthma. Paln 10
the S'de, breast and Chest, Whoops <
ing Cough, Group. and all dis- 10 4
eases of the Liver aud the E' @''f'
LUNGS. ''s ato3 ~
EWARE Of that fell disease whici, In psr-
- ceptibly fastens upon your system, the
threads of destruction, aud hastens YOU 10 the
grave. Read the following certificate from one Of
the most respectable farmers Of Licking county,
In the fall of4l, was attacked with severe
cough, and more or less pain and soreness thro'
the chest, which continued undated Though
the winter As warm weather approacled Il
became somewhat relieved. but still the soreness
aha cough cla no. entireiy leave me. At tho
commencement of the winter 42-3 began 10
get much worse; great soreness through my
wnolo chesI dlfileuty OF breathing, severe. and
constant cougn' followed In short time bya
coplous expectorallon Of matter,rarid emaciation,
&c; Ineso SYMPTOMS continued to grow worse
ana "orse' unsii was 80 much prostratcd a. 70
oe mostly eonnned TO my room, and scarcsly'
uoie " neiP myself. naving little confidence II
the apility OF physicians to relieve or ours .
consumption winch supposed to have become
already seated upon me. had entirely neglected
.he use OF any prescription Whatever. until saw
IN the Advocate an advertisement OF Dr. Dancsns
whien lnoucea me 10 purchase Of MIR. BrigSs
VINO was thcn agent one bottle. OF his medicine,
hoping II might aiiord me some relief from py
sunerlhgsi although expected nothing more.
In March 40. commenced using it. and infour
uays ti'le soreness IN my cnest was entirely re-
moved my cough was much relieved, cxpectora.
ted ireety, ana began to mend in every respect
In short, continued taking until had used ton
bottles when found myself entirely cured and
have remained so until The present. need nos
say that Il consider the erpeesoranta . most value
bic medicine for lung affections, and such hays
and DO sill most cheerlSy 1rsy recommend @ +
~ st,s ' WESLEY BLIZZARD.
The above testimonial from Mr.. Wesley Bin,
sard Of our townships who !. per.onsiIs kaoss
70 many o. our cltlzens We presu,ao will bs Rad
"itn lhterest'--c -conss1tut,onaisf. ss.y,s, aess
| MT. vernon, May. l845,,
Dr. Duncan'-,Dear Sir: Having had occasion
70 witness tho effect OF Or. Daneans Ezpssts.
rans Aemeay on Mf. Nh Young ini,tlleteass ct
pu,monary consumpuon ieel y my daty 20 tRsks
IN Graer .nat others lat ars q sy hs
6tsd Nv VIII" ths o soa sao rOd 1"pain. may % esne;
with n}iamation on The lst lobs of Y H. ask;a ;1
March. 1s4ay attended With 80 ss.. 4. '.o
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sabrH.gssForeig gnefsY Have bseth, feaay
10 dsfend sur Homes and ffesdes ever
since they helped US to achieve our Ma
tionaI 1dePepdenee. Natives alone can
talk about ia being :tunbeceming q mora
andtIsGgipusE people to pray for'tlfe snc-
cess Of our arms..nf benedict H.4t't6ld
wss a, ..NxTIyE ',,,T7N NaBne,1 tSteubsns
Montg gSpiefy y and Lafay ette we're ,tors
e;raera Il. s.. Journal. ~: :,- =
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FAsHloNABIE FRENCH
BOOT g. SHOE MAKING.

! Opposition 70 1mp0sftiQM
li'rrah for The Chsap Boot q yShes iiSiorsf.
Whereas, Malowny & Shannahan have lis-
solved partnership BY mutual conseh:, the
business is to be Conducted BY Malowny, st
the old stand, doors south 1of, @. Hentiss'
store. He intends 10 sell bis boots md shoes
as cheap as any other vender in Rsycnns. Hs
has already reduced SO cents on his ide boots,
worksare as follows:
Cow hide Boots ,''''''N ''t'' s& "a
Do. do. Shoes F4f' 'S'''A~ ta"y9 "a
Ladies boots and shoes 10 proportion. La
dies IS ork warranted to be real Aoroceo and
not sheep skin. Mr.. Malowny rsoae,t. a
visit from the farmers before going elsewhere.
as the object is to exserminats ali prs.esdsi
abolitionists. -., ......,. $50
Shame on such bulfrops. 1sf
o. Wanted an apprentice Of some sxpsrisnss
to the above business. 9s1''