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New Picking and Pres irving lcsfaDhsh-
jJT mcmf and Vinegas Iap0ts

VIZ mcnt and yinegas Eapo.
THE Subscriber begs leave inform LIS au s h
public generally thut lie has now nearly efeI ns
stock consisting OF an extensive supply and choice W.
Of Picked Ffts and Vegetables, Preserves, Bra Wy
Fruiis Jeys, Sylps Cafslps Sauces. &c manufacture.
by himself in an improved manner and unsurpassed style,
and depending solely merits Of their superior quality,
he atters hinse Of large and extensive custom lie Is
now prepared furnish Families, boarding and Oyster
Houses &c through the season. with Cncumbers picked
in salt Vinegar and nicely spced, by the ioo
In kegs barrels, satisfactory terms A. 4
Merchants Navy Agents. Shippers &c, are respectfully
solicited to favor him wfa call, and to examine his stock
articles prepared for Navy and Ship Stores before pur
chns,g elsewhere he supply them with any quail
Ties in The shortest time packed neay, and with care and
would pleasure in furnishing them with Catalogue
Of all his articles as wholesale prices Of his establishment
3 Also superior article Of Picking Wine and Pure Cider
Vinegar, warranted, constantly for sale by sss ~ Il
EE}FF pa WILLIAM NuMSEN,
500 West Pratt et, bet Paca aud Eutnw st.
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lIETALINE sAEyAA n \, sr r.
W iHo r n ~ J. =. cAIr.AN.
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PVVuFfIV
f8l:X Thais The largest and oldestTea Esah s}s<sG
- lsiuient In America. The puhir have k{lR,z
had tuli proof Of their integrity and respansbIy Hut
such has been The great and pressing demand f6r their
TAy Of lafe, that they been obliged enlarge 10
great extent their TWO principal establishments IN New
York. viz ss4l a
I2S Chatham and Ie3 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover Possess facilities in relation The Tea
Trade ia very abundant dagrse, ana doubtless, superior
any other Tea Concern In america Their tefupuIoua
regard all principles lend 10 elevate the character
them connection, probably larger linn al other Tea Ea
abshments united and they consequently determined
N The aggregate than any housr In The worl-china ex
eepled. ~ i- 500 "a tff3f ytet tDtF GitfsYt 4sf.
ianis o. Washington their Agency, where tbs following
assormeuis always on hand; and they feel no hees
decided preference y given the crlshrnt<d Teas o. tn
CANTON TEA COMPANY fNA tfs'i Ks 'ff
IL Reader, make tie experiment.
Retail Prices as 2ses apbtrii an saisfb Dc rsfIrnsx
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LIFE INSURANCE.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
~, EoRNIIII, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
" 3fH ~ tt4 NEW YORK. 2F
CAPITAL, f5co,ooo STERLING,
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RnHuMATlsM AND FILES.

-70--- ~ SRPrEMbKN To- Ib4b.
ma rowNsnsn-I,esr Sir-Nfy villa has been, for seve
raj years. afflicted with RhemmatIrm She has tried many
different remedies 10 Obtain relief but all 10 pT
pose She finally Induced by seeing your advertise
msnt, 10 give yonr sARSAPARIlI.A risl was ALSO
together with man III my Employ, badly troubled with
the Piles and BY usns smal quantity oil your Sarsapa
T, complaint wss completely cured 4 consider Il
cARRrT GARRADRANT,
sA ASA NJ r2 Market street, Newark
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

Yon who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Botches
on he Face Rough Skin, lreckfe, md .out Of spi
rs use bntile Two II Dr.. T0vvNSENDS SARSAPA.
RiI,IA II will cleanse the blood, remove the Freckles
ind Botces and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine
epIrtn and beautiful compexonall ri which are Of i'm,
insnne value 10 rNsfARRiED LADiRs. &&s lsxs
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T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE AND MARfNE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY tnsures properly Of every description,
against psrs by Fire and sisr Chartered by the Lssla
'''s z ''; oFYl iSiIiess $1,000
81 JOHN w nCNT, President lf'
John brand, William s. Waller,
Madison G. johnson, Dudley NJ. Craig,
Richard rindel, Jamss q. Harrison,
THOMAS p, HAxIrh, Secretary
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uNtTEp SAVES OFFICER.

4 4 bNKIElt otAIES OfFItEN dftsia
Capt q. w Mclean isInher OF the Legislature and late
off me unicd States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate, y tells ~ own story
A year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system len IN drbinted state was induced
tsy DIR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and aftsr taking
three boitler was very much relieved and atr
entirely 10 the said Sarsaparla. have continued
taking IT,, aud find thaI improve every day. believe
aaysd my Ifs and would not be without i Under
s.asraticn. sf& Si8e a. w. MCLEAN
TIE EDITOR.
anpubshed the above serlfcate, and remarks In an e
Es- The success Of DIR TowNsENDs PREPARE.
TON OF SARSAPARIIA appears To be one OF the
extraordinary character. We Jlbs oiay certificates
IN ia behalf one from Capt. Mclean, Of ths town, and
the Rev, Mr. White, az Staten Island gentleman
well known in Railway, Capt Mclean beeycsithe medi-
tain an equally strong confidence In It's efficacy Intelligent
like these would praise strongly what they did
rat fully belieye 70 be deserving, tllfA Z
scRorrLA CURED. ~ Y
This certificate conclusiyely proves that ths sARSAPA
RlA has perfect control over the obstinate dseasea
II The blood Three persons cured u one qhonse 10 nnpre
cedsnted WI III & w IA
THREE CHILDREN
In TowAsESp-Dear Sir-I have The pleasure inform
yon tat tree Of my children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by The Of your excset medicine They az
hcfsd very severely with bad have only four
botlss ID took them away, FIR which feel myself nndtr
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, ylG 4;
ISAAC " CRAM 1903 Wooster street
New York, March \, ISL. AZ ASeNls ATt%
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament, vict Royal Assent
July q, 1857. IN agt& WI Fl; q
"a Sapngs Bank for hie Orphan and The Hidorr"
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(3ayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

NEsE safes warranted perfect in every respect and
i 10 AFFORD full protection for booka, papers, &c against
loss by fire or thieves .
an insurance Office o his which exaca neither
notes premiums and which cannot be broken down by
Sayiers Patent Donbls and Improved Single Salamander
Sales of any dimensions required BY Banks BROKERS Mer
chAnts Jeweera Records for other public Offices
made 10 orer An assortment for sas and orders received
az the Depot ls Water between Pine and Wall streets
N' A. r. MOEN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16


Messrs. J. w. Burton & Co of Erie Pa, have
forwarded, Under date of Sept. IS, ls46, in let
Ter to DR.. G. c. Vaughan the following testimony
1.-THE parties all we'll known.
PENN. STATE, Sparto, Crawford Co:
Messrs. Burton 4 Co. Agent for DR.. Vaughn:
Gents:- Constrained by sense Of duty | make
known to ysu the benefit l have Received from
she use OF DR.. Vaughns Lithontriptie Mixture
For thee years pastl have had tbs blind piles
with dropsical swellings of the feet and legs
which, with disordered system had reduced me
90 low as to despair of recovery. The case had
baf1ed the skill of our first physicians, and as a
final trial made use of the Great American
Remedy, contrary to my own expectation it had
Q speedy effect. You will hardly, believe that
the use Of two 80 OF. bottles cured me. Such is
the factzthe piles trouble me no more, my flesh
which had wasted away, and left me d skeleton,
has appeared again. am new well and strong
and enabled to attend to business, and my cure is
SOLELY BY the use of this medicine. From sense
Sfgfatitudc to Providence, and with the hope
that this testimony will do some one who needs
Sush Q restorativesgood, make this statement
JOSEPH CULVER.
Bee our columns, get pamphlet from Agents:
the advertisement is headed Great American
Remedy. !
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Rayenna. June 18. 1919.
StOddard'S Self Protecting Bee Hive.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
j. the Inhabitants of Portage County that
he has obtained the right Of "Stodd, I'd :
Self-Protectlng Bee hive" for said County.
This hive possesses superior advantages 10
any yet offefed to the public. 1t is so con.
struced as to admit OF the removal of the
boxes containing the honey without injury
to the bees, and may be so adjusted as to
exclude the bees from the base which it may
be desirable to remove. 1t is constructed
upon such principles (if rightly managed, J
that the bees may be rapidly increased,
instead Of being constantly diminished, a is
the case with all of the hives now In use
The hive may be so adjusted as to exclude
the drones, and ehectually exclude and en-
trap all inruders. 1t is cautiously guarded
against the miller and all other insects
which usually infest hives. A model may
be seen at the store of Mason g. BraiGerd
IN the village of Ravenna.
Any person wishing individual or town,
ship rights cun obtain them by applying te
Mason g. BraInerd.
WILLIAM BURNS.
June IA, fS49. 2msll*h.
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SheriHS Sales

TN obedience 70 the command of 9 wri's of
l. cd Pu. Vendi Hx. to me directed and de-
Iivered from the court OF common p'eas Of
Portage county. Ohio, | shall expose to sale
at public vendue at the court house in the
town of Ravenua on
Monday the 2oth day Of august next,
be wcen the hours of iO o'cluck, A. N. and
4 o'cIock, P. Nj. of said day the Equitable
interest of Freeman Howard in the follow
ing Zeal Estate, to wit:
''Situate in the Township of Aurora in
the county Of Portdge and State Of Ohio,
and is known by part @: lot number twenty
two, and is bounded ds follows, on The west
by the west line Of lands originally belong
ing TO Cyrus Webster in said lot, South by
the SoutL line of SAID lot, on the North by
the Nurth line of sad lot and Town$h ip,
and 10 extend so far East as will contain
one hundred acres of land, the East liEe o
be parallel with the West, being The land
formerly occupied by one John f; Jackson
and, on winch Mills were erected BY him.
T.hen OF two separate DEGREES one IN IA
vor of ucius T. Caldwell against Freeman
Howard & ais. the o. her 10 favor of Jesse
Prlchard. C,mplainanl and Freeman How
ard g. ais. Respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff:
Sherff's Office, Portage Co. Z
July 10Th, 1S49.
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Sheriff'S sale.

TN obedience to the command Of WIT oi
l. 10th Plu. Vendi. Ex. to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
of Portage county, Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue at the cuurt house in
the town of Ravenna on
Monday the Goth day Of August nsSt,
between the hours vi ten cloch, a. Nj. and
four o'clock. P. M. OF said day the follow
ing described lands and teneulsnts, to wit:
'sThe following described lot ct land in
the township of Deerfeld, cornty and state
afore said commencing at the n rth east cor
ner Of lot owned by Joseph Smith funning
north eight rods to a stake, thence west ten
rods 70 d stake, thence south eight rods to
a s. AXE, thence due east ten rods to the place
Of beginning sdpposed 10 contain eighty
oercbes or one half acre aud all ihe estate,
right, title, interest, claim and demand both
in law and luity by him the said Lloyd r
George Of, in and to the said premises and
every part, together with all and singular
the priaiIeg yes and appuftehatfces to the same
belonging or in any WISE apper'altlns and
the rents, issues and protils thereof"
Taken on q decree wherein Mictfael Tier
man &. al. were compainanls, and Lloyd Il.
George & ux. were respondents.
Appraised at $2oo,on:
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sberiff's office, Portage Co.
July l6, t849
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July IS, 1a49.
Sheriff sale.


DY virtue of writ of Vendl. Ex. to me
ID directed aud delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas oil Portage county. Ohio.
shall expose to sale at pubic vendde at tine
Court house in the town OF Raventa on
Monday the 10th day Of August nest,
be weeu the hours ot ~ ciocK, y. Al. and
four o'clock, P. NJ. OF SAID day the follow
ing described lands and eneme ens, 10 wit:
"Siluaie in the township OF Hiram in said
County Of Porrage and State of OHIO and
known as the East part of Lol number twenty
four IN sud township and bounded as fol
lows, beginning at The south east coruer OF
said lot, thence west ON the line Of lot eIg h.
teen chains aud eighty i've links to The roau
running north and south through SAID lot,
thence nJrth on said road forty one chains
and sixty eight links t. the north line OF
said lot, thence east on the line Of said lots
twenty chains and sky links to the north
east corner Of said lot, theEce south on the
east line Of said lot forty one chalus TO the
place Of beginning containing eighty one
acres and Fifty two one huudredths OF an
acre Of land according to the survey OF b.
Hlnckley excepting thereirom ten acres OF
land off of the South part OF said land be.
longing tu Harvey Udall."
Taken on a decree wherein David J.
Beardsley was complainant and Jesse Bruce
respondent.
Appraised at Sll44,d0.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage CO.
July l6, 1919.
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RETURNED.
WIN. B MATTHEWS, Daeuerr

WIN. B MATTHEW'S, Daguerrean.
w has returned to Ravenna, where large
numbers are in waiting for ch ahce to get
their llkenesses taken in that lively. lille
like and expressive appearance Ahich all
Matthews pic lures have.
It is we'll known by all persons Of the press
ent day that all fine paintings, or hkenesses,
are mostly executed by northern lights, as
lights and shades are more correctly blend-
ed together from that exposure. Matthews
has powerful, high north light, and can
execute likenesses in all kinds Of weather.
L,kenesses tsksh by southern or western
lights are mostly ofa deadly and consun.pt ue
look. as the hight and shade 1.-THE life of the
Iikeness) is not correctly given: most mex
perie"ced Da"guerreans make choice o
such lights
Matthews Rooms in the Building formerly
occupied by the Ohio Star. 2tlF.
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afsn the Cleveland Plain Dealer, July 18th.
4Yke Ordinance Celebration.


To-day the Free Democracy assembled, in re-
toecSAble numbers, under big tent on the Pub.
tis Square, to celebrate the passage of the Ordi-
names Of ,s7. Some three thousand present,
The Convention was organized at IL A. M.
By appointing the Hon BkN, TAppAN President,
Josl Tiffany and Geo. Hoadley, ,Esqs. Secretaries.
Ihe Hon. Henry Ellsworth ex.Commissioner
ef Rstsnts from Indiana, was called upon for a
:lpsech. He addressed the audience for few
ninuts and was succeeded by J. w. Taylor OF
0aAdusky, who spoke to the hour OF fadjoarnment
with much, fervency and eloquence.
hWas then announced from the stand that Ohm
Van Barren, ESQ, had arrived and would speak
H2P, M. TO which hour the Convention ad.
iourned.
the proceedings will appear in full tomorrow
We have taken copious notes of Mr.. ". BIS
speech, bat have not time to write them cut for
thls evenings paper.
SUBSTANCE or The RksoLUTIoNs.- Resolution
lsk endorses Jefferson's Proviso:
Do 2d-Slavery considered moral and po.
itieal evil, and it is the duty Of Government to
restrainit It
DO 3d-Not heard.
Do 4th-president Taylor by allowing his
name and influence in favor of extending slavery
a the last session of Congress, las charged by
Giddines) violated his pledges to the people.
Do 5th-Relates to union of all opposed ito
Slavery.
Do. 6-Recognizes in Congress the power to
hgislate over Slavery in the Territories
Do.7-Relates to the District of Columbia,
and goes for Abolition there, or for the removal
sf the Capital to free State
DO s-Afirms the Platform at Buffalo.
Doysth- Rejoiees in the prospective alliance
u Democrats and Free Sellers.
Do. lcth-Benton is glorifed
Do l1.--Sustains the organization Of the Free
0oii party.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
Chancery Notice.

N pursuance o. all vi der Ot the Court OF
l. Common ri as within aud for the Coun-
~ of Portage and Stale OF Oh o at its June
m, A. d. Is 10, William b. Crane. Hor-
ace y. Crane, Shotal P. Short, James
Short, Mahala A. Short and Jackson Short,
are hereby notified that on the 7th day OF
May, A. ID. lS49. John McClIntock. Free
man McClintoLk, Joshua ]. McClinlock
Dexter McClntock, Louisa McCIinlock,
Hepsibah McClintock, James MeClint ock,
William MtClinlock, Thurzy Taylor and
Philonzo Taylor, the lawful Heirs and Rep
resentolives. of Janies McClint' ok. late OF
the county Of Geauga. deceas, d. filed in the
Office Of the Clerk OF the court of common
pleas within and for the county OF Forlase'
and State Of Ohio, q certain Bill, or Petltioh
in Chancery, the substance and prayer OF
which was, that the said court by their de-
cree compel the said William B. Crane and
Horace o. Crane to pay TO the Said petition
ers The amount of a certain note gwen BY
he said Cranes, 10 one Ebinezer Hopkins,
bearing date the 18th day OF DC. ober. A. ID.
1899, for three hundred and fifty dollars with
use; which said note was afterwards assign
,h by the said Hopkins to the sdld james
McCiintock, deceased. And the said De-
tendants are hereby lurtaer notl fed, that un
less they appear and plead. answer or demut
10 the said Bill within sixty days after the
next term of said court, the said Petitioners
will at the next term thereafter apply to the
said court, to take the matters set forth in
said Bill as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly.
JACKSON 4 McCLINTOCK,
Solicitors ior Cumplalnants.
July 16, 1a49. 6w9l5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
TERRIBLY SCALDED.

Fellow citizens of Chicago, the deep and dis
trsssing wounds lately received in being Ter
ribly Scaldedr by the bursting of distillery
boiler, where healed in the short space of four
teen days by the free application of Slean's Gel
shrated Ointment. Also, my child, that had
been sorely afflicted for several months with Mar
asmus, on whom had expended large sum OF
money for medical advice and medicine, was re-
stored to health in less than three weeks by the
use Of Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries en- horses I am confident Sloan's
7ointaeut is far sapeficf to any other remedies
now used.
In thy opinion, every Family should constant
y keep on hand this valuable Ointment.
MICHAEL DIVERSY.
Chicago, January H. 1s49.
u See Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testino'
malls, get Pamphlets of agents.
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DoclOriug i'm Galcna.

Mr.. SLoAN:--Dear sir: About three years
ago was severely Injured III Sne of my legs by
the falling of pile of wood which occusloned
large runIng ulcers. Nearl. every doctor ia
Galena tried 10 cdro them; but tried in vain.
until trom sympathy and improper treatment
my othef leg BECAME as bad as The one originals
ly wounded. ! despaired ofevtr being vel u
gain--but in trd. r that | might neglect no
means within my reach, purchased Gfyour a.
gent in Galena some of your OIntinent. and you
can Judge Of my surprise aud gratitude better
than can expr, SIS it. TO fad myself entirely
well before had finished using the second box.
These facts l make known that others nfi'ct.
ed may believe and not delay using SO valuable
an Ointment as yours has proved to he. kei
spectfully your grateful friend, EVAN DHis.
Gulsna, ILL.,, Dee -, lS4s
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Popular opinion,

1t popular opinion is any criterion OF the
worth of an article, we invite the incredulous
to read at least few Of the many voluntary
certificates that appear in eur cou ,iiins respect,
ing the great variety of reinar rkabIe cures eff
-fected by the use Of '.SIoan's Celt5ta ed Oinl-
ment and Condition Pu"dersn these RENE:
dies no longer remain am1a til ose Of doubtful
utility, they have passed from the tide IF eA-'
pertinent, and now stand higher in reputation
and are becoming mole tx'ensiv " us, d than
all other articles of tho kind.-Mich Citu Neus,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
LOST Or STOLEN.

TIME subscriber offers liberal reward for
i information concerning. a small Bay
Horse, four years old, whre star in fore
bead. white left hind leg up to fetl"ck joint.
rather short body. and quite high head and
shoulders-whlch horse strayed away or was
stolen from the premises Of f. 8. Morgan's
Farm, Cuyahoga Falls, on the night OF the
eth inst. ID. J. DAVIS.
Edinburgh, July 18th. ls4s. 1w"b.
The "Akron Free Democrat" is request
Cd to give tie above notice one insertion
and charge this Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
Sherif's safe

DY virtue of writ of Al. Vendi. FIX. TO
- me directed and delivered from the
Coult Of Common Pleas OF Portage county,
Ohio, shall expose to sale at public vcndue
at the Court house in the town of Ravenna
on
Monday the 10th day of august next,
between The hours of In o'clock. A. NJ. aud
four o'clock P NJ. of said day the following
described lands and teBements to wit:
'.Siluate IN the township of R,otstown in
the county of Portage and State of Ohio
and Is known by paris of lots number 10 and
80 aud is bounded as follows, beginning at
a post standing in the centre of the State
road leading from Canton In Stark county 10
PaInsvile IN the county OF Lake twenty y-oDe
CHAINS and fifty liuks north one degree ives.
of where said road crosses the south line Of
said lot nineteen, thence south forty-6ve
minutes east, twenty one chains and fifty
lnks to the south life of said Tot number
nineteen, thence west thirty SIX chains and
twenty three links to post, thence north
thirty minutes. west twenty one chains a.d
fifty links to post. thence west forty one
chains and eighty six links to the west line
OF lot number thirty aforesaid, thence nor h
thifty minutes, west ten Ghains TO d post,
thence east forty two chains and thirty six
links to posi-, thence south thirty minutes
east ten chains to post, thence east lhirty
five chains and seventy three li,tAs to the
place of beginning COM iainirg one Hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundredths
of an acre of land be the same more or less. .
Taken in execution as the pfoperty OF
Perry II. Babcock s. al. at the suit of David
Tod & al.
Appraised at slsoo,o6.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Portage CO. I
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
The sufferingC Child

hereby certify that one Of my children.
when naked, fell into a large FIRE Of live coaiA.
and was burned seyer.fy IRON head to feet -
7 he best of medicul aid and atienl lou was CIV
en- 10 The child for four or. FIVE days without
any relief each days suffering increased til
his groa, cou Id he heard at great dlslanc e.,
at which critical period one Of my neighbors
recommended and prescntcd 10 me box uf
Sloan's Ointment. and in less than fifteen
mi'futss aflcr the. appIl alton of lh6 a,dtIYeGt
to the aggravtt sores Of the suffering child, tfis
pain ceased ent rely, and he speedily began lv
recover. My residence is in ucll township,
Vcrmilion county, aud State of Indiana.
g, lTuEoDofE L. IAYLoR.
TofcG nj Cl;o, m A,,uu,, 4! 1910
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-16
Excellent Oin.Uscat.

Mr.. Sloan--Dear sill. For a considerable
length Of tilne was seriously effected " I'LL
tho Rheumatic complaint. and apple d freely ihe
various liniments. pain-kies, &c, ithopt ob.
taining any relief. After which your Rseas
at this place influenced me to try yoGf Oin,>
s% and ~,d %S wsia, e% tie ,ns time
etfectually cured. and shall recommend all WHO
are similarly afflicted with The d.stl essing com
plaini, to procure your excellent ointment with
out delay, OSCAR +. MoTT.
Prin ceyille Peoria CO.. Mnv | 1915