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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13
TnTIIAN STRAW AND LAOE BONNETs

% THE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully IN
AzXyiie the attention Of the fashionable ladies' OF ts
0f<58 city and elsewhere % This and most desirable
WI article which l. made Of fibre from leaf of me Tamil
y of Cactus aud hich for beauty and utility hey feel war
sn. iu saving exess anything Of the kind ever INTRO
duc.d In this city However much the bonnets may speaS
,e,r tb-y are exceedingly nsht and pleasant The sun
ba no power change their color aud they are Vi
being done over any number " times without injury -
They may be- bad their factory, % broomesL ~h0e-
,sle and retail L. HIGGINS co. Patsntees and
Manufscturers u ih- sicliian Straw and Lace
-. t--t....gtntU Honr-t. - ". Y
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ny JAMKs N. WILL kk-s'ors ~. >. sss,r
~ i.re. next door lo NJ. Z LihsrNsg
FRIDAY. May IT,

FklDAl. May IL,
Al 10 O'Clock. al TIE store. ~ laden lane.
BisNixsHAN SHsFsiELp. GsssAS ASssiCAs
H.sDxAss. CUrLssy. kcS9 psctsges snd oss " fr-sh
hard ware Imported snd manufactured. consisting u
trace. loo and halter chains seey ards table butls east
butts plate hin curry conss, vice. anvs axes hess
bed screws mill and dles hastsne do, hand-s~ DO,
drawing snives pad chest cupboard ant irunh locAs
tea Kettles ssncspsns Carolina hoes, csndleseks, SNUFF
fe. table lives and forhs pocket cutlery ha,eh-f Anyrs
shoe and b. al do ant wsi,efs britannia Ger
silver and iron and table spoons round and
bolts. &c. Il
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination three lsys
before the sale.
X c. KEMP, Auction.-r
Store AZ Broadway side third shove Csnsist
CASH ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
~ settled. Sscs Of furniture 81 private d~ellpgs, and
sooks OF goods personally attended "a and soiicited
C. X will devote particular sllsnuon to The sale of
books and private brarics his ccuv-aenecs of which
very ample.
SATURDAY MsylS
Att O'CLOCK, ~ store AL Broadway.
FusSIrvsE--A large and desirable assortment OF ss~
and secondhand furniture comprising the usas variety "
psror. chamber and ktohen furniture aud houseks epns
articles. which will bs found well worthy Of notice
Also very rich gothic usys. silver pised ware bu-
tsnnis ivory liable cutlery, solar ismps aud sran'
doles
Also mahogany Pretch bedsesds, psflor snd rocking
chairs sofas divans and oiiomana All OF the lsstes and
most approved sylss and pslierns
Also. secondhand piano forte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

- TO NUR9RRY MBN, 0s.lsas.s he.-Ihs "a
d.ss,spsd res sboo, IS ssfss q Lend Situate within
-hsf : mile o. Inc village Of Pesksihl IN s'syn
specs rsn .d.psd for safsssy, ss., s.,s.n a:
on ,sis lind 10 much waited 10 the nsishbof
boos and may De rendered very proniso- On me pre-
80. :. ,1oS new yelling boaso 9Th Other buildings
IT, ,sns~s will be sold ressouable terms, of rented
q, .tsrm OF ye.rs the undsfsgned viii mails fsif
,sl, svt,h an erpenspced Narscryman ard Gardener
80 ,he premises 90 shares kc FOR psrticulsfs,
1i.. on ;sorrs p Nelson, No. Wall street, Of The
gu Dscribef, In PeekssiL ox
myl3 ~ WILLIAM NELooN.
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5iiuailons, &r. inaniso.
POWER LOOK wEAvERl

~ Al . .idretuelsafi fruf - rsail aus
pot pad or fisy ril rot b taS,- o., sf iie shrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

.r-ADAY BOAT, Fare s. Cen. For Aba
EAakRSSny, Troy ana inlsrmedists lsncings, sfrfv-
ing m Albany II 5 oeloei The new sss
and splendid steamer Aida Capt Tuppsr, I'll Issve
foot Of B1clayst until farther potice on noeoss
Wednesdays end fhdsys, st6f O'Clock, A. - Ies ooss
superior In every gay he old aud srasl sos 20 se
river Her furniture and apartments are pes, ~ 49,
not be surpassed. She has landed pssssosor
o'ciock 90 each passage. -, 49,
IT, THE NOBLE IT eAMsn TnO -
cspt A ooRHAh ~. ,,s so% .. ssuresy
morning n Ga o'eoch 81 No foot OF bsrey" "a 49,
lar days from New ofs, rsssdsy THURSDAY 1s 49,
day.
O, .,s sw,s '0' '- nwstss
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WINDOW sHADEs.-WDdo~ saste. from 3 a
w pair ard upwNd one half their former Prices, Al
JEREMIAH LAMBERr's dry goods store, IS Green
ich near spring Also ingrsin and Venetian carpet
ng oil cloths rgs embroidered table and piano covers
sc together with general assortment OF sesson.oe dry
go0ds me 9ls-
ITLsTRR AND POMPTON IkoN-rhe Ulster
u Iron Works SAugertes n Y and The Pompton Iron
Works at Pompion, ~ are now In fall oPersuou--
Orders for round scuse fa hoop, band and scroll iron
Will b received and promptly executed application TO
myl2 Iwis JOSEPH TUCkERhAN. g NesI-sL
N&JHEKE To GIT GOOD DsggeusoyPes -
w Strangers 10 attending The Anniversaries, and
others wishing heir hkenesses have them done N
The yrv beet style snd The lowest rates and warranted
MT 10 fade a. Pro.ehs Gallery, lTs Broadway, % Gallery
SHOVE Cortland-sL myl2 ;ts-
ESPECIAL RkPORTING.-Or. Housros, sseno-
gr.pher 10 the Senate Of the Uniled States may be Sd
dressed Al the Offices Of Drs Castle and Edwards Auriss
Ssl Broadway -. =.
CAkKIAGk CIOTH-loo pieces lndi. k1onef
" Carriage Closh plain and 6gured) Of upeficr eaay
for sss 81 the lowest market prces 81 Ioe sssaopse Of
hs Nswaik ~ J. Indis Rubber ssctcfJ, y saider-isns
AT taft
MONEY LOANED 10 large or small sums upon ary
WI goods coihng furniture. other merehAndisr uPon
application 10 X G. hEMPi al bfoadNGt,
nyl0 AThkss I'd store shove Csns1-st
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HENRY VAN HOEVENBERG, Health Odbeer.
Quarantine Ground, April y Jsg7. as lmis
GOLD MEDAL, by the American Institute, A.
"A their afe Fsr for the best Cooking Apparatus The
Gold Medal awarded for lhzt par Ten Years
Cooking Ranges Stoves, Cast Iron Bathing Tub Gar
den Vases school and Garden Chairs Farmers and D.
ryrncns Stoves with others OF ne s1btcrioe
patent articles for which he hiss been arded, within
Twelve years by scientific Associations twO god medals
one silver cup, Twelve silver medals aud seventy une
diplOmas-can be seen a. bis wArrrOOm, where stOy-
on The principle d The Range, for which The gold media
WAS awarded. will be ig operation during the Anuiyersa
~ week J. l.. MOTT 90 Wsler-sL
myll ats Es.t on feek-.lp.
NlTINDUW SHADES. wholesale and fel4iL-Ev-ry
w sfve quality and description q Window shades
nov offered for sale prices varying from IS
so per pair Persons about making hsir selections either
al wholesale or for Prvse Use are respectfully invited 10
= ali and examine for themselves, Al
j. GREASONS Extensive Window shade Store,
al Greenwich s. between Murray and Robinson
- ..--.
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~ The EIeventh AhniNfrsary uI Iue AII 20 -
way Tabernacle Addresses will he delivered by Rev
Mr. scuppES Of this city, Rev. DR.. Topp OF Piushe O,
asa and Rev. Dr. HEWITT Of Bridgeport, O. Mnslc oy
he NorIh Carolins Band myl3 II
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s,TK3W BONNEr-, BONNET-.-A large
E<A3 lot ladies' straw hats very cheap, from slcuon
49, Rutland straw COourz Open-wofk straw, Rough
VIZ All Ready, and many other styles AZ te"sst
.hAp-s very low prices. Call and see 81 CLAIM
Gf--og.ch-. between Cortland and Oeysis mylk MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

SUNDAY school Union OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
IN connexions with The New York Conference, viii be he
Al tho AllensL Church. Thursday evening next lSu
inst Al half past O'Clock. Exercises OF new and spe
ciay interesting character may be expected mylS IT.
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NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS
A Nh Vrssela having nasseugrfs A

A Nd P1LOTs.-Au vessels having passengers arr
TAving sner the S0lh day Of April, viii be required .,
anchor al Quarantine for examination.
HENRY VAN HOEVENBERG, Health Odicer.
Quarantine Ground April y ls47 as imis
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Books.
YANKEE DOODLE. NO. %.

C'HRONO-TdERMALF ACrS-By Wm Turner, NJ D.
y lste Health Comm .siorer, containing overwhemi ns
testimony IN favor q he uncg-sonsbe .uperoriiy q he
mode q treating 81 diseases. WITHOUT BLOOD
LETrISGD called Chrome Th-rmsl Fsr sale price only
81 cis hY WIN n GRAHAM. TrhQne Buildings
Ill
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
Sherjff's Sale.

PY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. to me di-
- rected and delivered from the court 81
common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court house in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the soth day Of august nert,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock P. M of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit;
Situate and being IN the Township of
Franklin in the County of Portage and State
of Ohio and beng also the west part of lot
number twenty two in said township and boun.
ded as follows, beginning at the north West
Corner of said lot and running thence East on
the North line of said lot Sixty nine aud three
fourths rods, thence South Parallel with the
west line of said lot to the South line thereof
thence Weston the said South line to the
South West corner of said lot. and thence
North on the West line thereof to the place
of beginning, containing sixty-nine and sey-
enty-fye one hundreths acres Of land.
Taken on decree wherein Joseph Lyman
& ais were Comp lainants and BENJAMIN T.
Hopkins & ais were Respondents.
To be sold without Anpraisement.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sberifi's Office, Portage Co.
July 28th, 1847,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
Marriage Ties.

No deliberation or clrcumspection
can be too great in a transaction of
such importance as the choice of a
partner for lie. An error here leads
to the most awful consequences. 1t is
fatal and irretrievable. The Christian
is concerned in particular manner, to
proceed with peculiar caution in form.
ing this delicate and important connex.
ion. No personal attraction, no brill
fancy Of talents, no elegance of man.
ners. no polish of education, should lead
him to form such u connexion till he
has unquestionable evidence that these
pleasing qualities are connected with
real and genuine piety. This is the
gem which sparkles with undiminished
lustre in the darkest seasons of adver.
sity, and in the broad sunshine Of pros.
perity, which illrmines the cottage and
adorns the palace, which outshines the
brightest diamonds upon earth, and
which will emit eternal splendor from
the crown Of glory in Heaven. The
possession of the ''pearl of great price"
is essentially requisite to the enjoyment
of conjugal felicity: but an abundance
Of "this worlds goods'' is far from be-
ing requisite. Such abundance gener-
ally increa the cares and anxietics
of life, but seldom, if ever, adds to its
real comfort. Al who enter the mar
ried state from mercenary motives,
though they enlarge their possessions
and increase their fortune, live in
splendid misery.and find that they have
bartered happiness for wealth. The
connexion which is truly desirable, Is
pure and disinterested: it unites hearts
and hands in the bonds of mutual love.
Human life has few enjoyments as that
of loving and being beloved. No
pleasures are comparable 10 pleasures
which affect the heart. Such, ina Pc
cuIiar manner, are the pleasures which
are found in the sweet retirement Of
domestic life. They are simple, they
are innocent, they are virtuous.-
StoweH. ...-. go. ...- .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
Sheriff's Sale.

IN obedience to the command Of a writ of
IPlu. Vend. Ex. to me directed and deliver
ed from the court ofCommon Pleas of Port
age County, Ohio, shall expose to sale
at Public vendue at the Court house in the
town of Ravenna s@
On Monday the 30th dag of August neat,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. M. and
four o'clock, P. M. of said dag the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
i"Sitnate in the township of Suffield
County of Portage and State Of Ohio and
bounded aud described as follows, Wis
Known by being in subdivision let No. sev>
en-, in Range No. one. in lot No. twenty
eight, bounded on the North by, the North
line of town Plat. East by lot number six,
South by Main street, and West by lot nuns
Der eight, Also subdivision lots numbered
five and six in range number one in lot num-
ber twenty>eight, bounded East by lots NUM-
Der four, South by the Public road, West by
subdivision lot number seven.
Taken in Execution as the property Of Ell
bridge Harmon at the suit of the State of
Ohio. '5
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.. scss.s
July 28th, ls47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
Sheriff IS Sale.

TN obedience to the command OF a writ of
l. Alias. Vendi. Elk. to me directed and de-
liyered from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Portage County, Ohio, I shall expose to sale
at public vendue at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna
On Monday the 23rd day of August nert.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
!. ssSituate in the township of Nelson in the
County Of Portage, Ohio; aud described as
! follows, part of lot number sixteen in said
tow nship and bounded a. follows, on the
| South, West and North by the lot line, and
East by lands owned by Stephen Skiff and
| Charles Johnson containing! one hundred and
eight acres Of land, subject to all legal high
ways" (excepting certain part of said
tract owned by Julius Curtiss, to twit:--
Known by being the North west part of lot
No. I6 and bounded and described as follows: !:
Weet ON lot -liue, East on land formerly
owned by Stephen Sklf' and lately occupied
by Moses Sackett and to extend far enough
South to contain thirty-six and q half facres. y
s'Also, part of lot number sixteen and
bounded as follows, On the South by the
South line of said lot l6. West by lnnd
owned by Charles Johnson heretofore mort
gagged to David J. Beardsley, North by land
owned by DIP. Robins on, and East by the
centre of the highway. supposed to contain
fifty acres Of land" s@s4.f 70
"Also the South east part of lot number
sixteen and bounded as follows, West on the
centre of the highway, South on lot line,
East on lot line, and North on land lately
owned by D. P. Robinson Containing Fifty
acres of land )"
Taken on a decree wherein David J.
Beardsley was Complainant and Charles
Johnson & ux. were Respondents.
Appraised as follows, 1st piece at OF 500.
ed piece at $sS6,oO. Sd piece at $4,000.
Specie demanded.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
by S. TAYLOR, Jr. Dept.
Sherlhf's Office, Portage Go.
july 2lst. l847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11

fell helpless upon her knees, and with
hitter sobs-sspplicated the lunatic to
yive her back her child, and not TO do
2 harm. Mary gave no heed to her;
she was holding the infant, with her
eyes bent intent upon IFS features.
The father, half distracted. had gone
to seek the director of the institution.
II would have been difficult then. to
saw which was the really crazy one
the mother, who lay trembling 10 my
arms, and calling aloud for her child. or
Mary, who, with wild laughter, was
presenting TO the child her shrivclled
breasts.
Ii was resolved not TO employ force,
bnt 10 allow Mary 10 retire into her
cell. and when she was asleep, TO take
away the child.
Once in her cell, Mary laid the child
at the foot Of the bed, pressed down
the mattress, and disposed the clothes
into the form of cradle--while the
real mother. with her face pressed
against the pratings ofthe cell. watch
ed in the twilight of the place. witt
haggard and steaming eyes, every mo-
ton of the lunatic.
Mary carefully disposed the child II
lis new made bed. hushed it. and sung
little nursery songs, with a wild ant
6,ful voice, and then fell asleep beside
the infant :,
The nurse Immediately entered tn
cell on tip toe. snatchcd up the child
and restored i. to its mothers arms'wh'
screamed with joy. and fled away wit
her precious burthen. The cry oil tht
mother awakened Mary--she felt be
side her in vain for the child--she RAJ
to the grating, and shook it with
powerful arm--she saw the child born
from her, she uttered a wild, dis :ord
ant cry. and fell her whole length upo'
the foor--she Uas dead--twice wa
too much.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
GEN. scott I'm Mexssa s

Wants no Soldiers troubled toih Hernig or
$ .ai- "a Rapture.
TAR. N. HEA TIL, OF Garrettsyilie, would
l. inform the citizens ofthis county, aha.
he has purchased the rightte yend and use DIR.
D. Hurlbat's ORpifdtiqe req,edy for ail i inas
5of Hernia or Ruptpre,in the county Of Pert
age, except in the towing ee Franklin and
Brimfeld; and. he would invite those afflicted
with this troublesome and oft times deatrers-
ing complaint to call on him and Try the
above remedy, which he will warrant them
will produce no injury and when the direc-
lions are strictly followed he win ask no pay
,unless cure is effected.
J: Noo yon lope yeats= sir g<nsessbeffsr fhoa
your he1Eth, ge ii. - Asss
GarretisvilIe, March 10, ta47.
N. Bly, calling on the subscriber Ger
tificates can beseen and references had.
N. III.
This may certify that ny sop has been af>
flicted with Hernia four years, md obliged
to wear Truss allthe time, the case wac q
bad one, bur ia the month Of Jannafy last he
MAS perfectly cured By Dr.. G. Hpglhut's rem>
edy, and / will here add that have The ut
most confidence 10 the remed and that il will
cure all durable cases.
a. B. HoRp, German & Bntanie Physieiap.
auburn, Geaugs eV.. @. March 9, iat,s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
Look out for the Engine

Look ont for the Engine
WHILE THE BELL RINGS,
ALL .AB BOARD THAT ARE GOING.
Passengers that have not paid their
fare wW please call at the Captains
ofce. Loaded Nth Clothing for the
Stone Store, Hsavenma
GREAT ARRIVAL OF
Ready .W<x0e Clothing at D.AK,S
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH.
lexcept some wet at Beaver.) All descrip-
tions of Clothing, Goats, Coates and Sacks
of most every kind of Goods and all prlces
from 12s. to l2 dollars.
Pantaleons of almost every description,
from 81 to sss. -. y
200 Vests, Satin, Silk.!Velvet. Bombazine,
AlpacLa, Marsailes, Valencia, &c. from IS.
to dollas.
Cioaks and Over Goats all of which will
be sold cheap.
-Ravenna, May, t847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
4 wouId'nt would you /?

I-wonld'ht give much for . girl with prattle
From morning till night there's too much OF the
2 shrews ss,'sass{-s
She amuses as long as a two-penny rattle
Amuses o child-just as long as it'snewi W
! - Iwould,n give much for a prattler-woaid yous
Iwould'nt give much for the women who wear
Small slippers gaitcrs---I mean nanloef
who strain ali they know if perehance they
don't tear them
g., sus,,shand they're on, and just fit me they
do ,.,,,d
~s wouldn't give much for these womaIl--'woalo
youa
.rvon,3, ut. rii7e much for a girl with bonnet
That cost fifty dollars, when first it was new
Who snnrts 3 large muif with hairy tail on ~
Thsf hanas down in front of it just as It grew,
~ wouldn't give much for this fenale-W0ula
you
wouldn't rive much for the woman VINO pran'e'
: Promenading till night all the enof0u niaf''
throl -.
Giving xinks to the clerks, or else amor0us
glances -
Enough too To- turn both her eyes all askeW'
- vmld'nt rive much for this woman-would
yous? ssssf..
wouldn't eise much for girl who is spending lll
Herdays Il the glass, not e work Or e sew
while her father is over his weary toli oshaihs
To earn to support her, hard dollars q rev;
Il wouldn't give much for this vain one--Wouie
- you7
wouldn't give much for girl with "a aioSer
ofdandyfied air, with his soft sparly yous'
His hps ali mustachios-face Whiskers all over
ss WHO calls himself foreign, and dapeth the roue,
wouldn't give much for this female-~oul0
you2f
I,would,nt give much for girl who reads noseis'
From cheever's 10 Ingraham's, iazei anu Que, ,
That food the whole country in mansions anu
po,ore she has learned how to bake, boil and
80 stew ss.s 81 .ss.lEz..,.ee..s .sss,
wouldn't give much for this being-vould
e you7 - ..,-
Z, rfye me no dirter, no vain one, no prancer,
s. gut one who's heart that is loving and true;
Rhandsome Of homely, Pm sure she would an
And proud 81 the chance would be to WOO;
Iwould'nt object, would my dear fellow, would
sF - lEEA A 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
CONTAMINATION can be Cured

A FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds.
IA Coughs, Splitting of Blood, dithcnlty Of
Breathing, Pain in the side, Breast, &c, Bron.
chitis, nd that delicu.e and declining state Of
health SO common before consumption sets IN.
All lpersons who may have any OF the symp.t
toms above enumerated, or those upon whose
vitals the swift and silent moving demon Con.
sam ption has placed his death like grasp, need
not yet despair of relief. Why? Because
r. A S TN A MS
,.-. CONCENTRATED
BASAM OF WILD CHERRY.
has already cured many such cases. and will Ger.
tainly restore many more from the grasp of the
sgrim vsaged monster" if those afflicted will
but try il.
Do not say, ST have tried this or that and it
did me no good," but try this; and il, after using
il, you not in some measure restoreds then
you may well despair. ~ -
! EAsTMAN's CONCENTRATED BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY has cured many cases. Here is the
proof in short. The certificates are in full a.
round each bottle. .s5s s.z @eeL
Robert Garter, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attack.
ed with pain in the side, hard dry cough, and
difficulty in breathing. These symptoms in.
creased rapidly, until at last he was brought to
that fearful stage where tho cold night sweats
commenced, which presage speedy dissolution
Of the spirit from the body. At this time he com
menced using Eastman's Concentrated Balsam
VI WIN OheEIys having previously uSed many
remedies to no purpose, Before he had used ons
single bottle, he was restored to complete health
and has continued SO ever since. Read bis Ger
tifcate on tho wrapper.
R. F. Growell. of Putnam, Ohio, certi6es tina
he was cured of severe and distressing cough
pain in the side, shortness Of breath, and nigh
sweats, by the use of Eastman's concentrate.
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. His cough and op
preston for breath was SO severe that he conis
not lie down.
Mahlon Davis, of Deer6eld, Morgan county
Ohio. states. that daughter of his was in o de
cline for six or seven years, with a severe cough
pain in the side and chest, and other symptom
indicating Consumption. She tried various rem
edies among which she used seven bottles q
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which was nc
of the least benefit to her. She, as last resos
(and as many others will do,) got bottle
Eastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherrl
and was cured. t
Do you u'beleve now' We might extend ii
list of cures effected by this medicine, but
what avail? If you will not believe these proof
more would no. strengthen your belief. Thes
certificates are not fictitious stories, got up fc
the purpose of selling the medicine. If yo
doubt write to the persons or visit them, and Sc
the bloom Of health covering the cheeks of thos
so lately ON the verge efthe grave.
Again we say, before it is too late. try bolt
of Eastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wi
Cherry, if you wish to save yourself from deaf
in "Consurnption's ghastly form {"
For sale by DR. l. SWIFT, Ravenna. Obi
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-08-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN interested, that at the June Term A. D.
l847, of the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County, Ohio; the Executors and
Administrators on the following Estates,
presented their several settlement accounts,
which were ordered 10 be placed on file in
the office of the Clerk OF said Court, for in
spection and exception Of all persons inter :
ested, until the next term of said Court, TO