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d. Torn'sud' sHrapar'lla - 'oystsiga aud spec.
~ cure foT incirtrNt Consumption. BaUenusss Pro.
lulsu, utsu falltur NJ The womb. CosuNrpsss Fes
lEurotthma or whites. obstrucird dihicult Meustua
ton lncontinenco OF Urine or Involuntary discharge
thereof aud for tho general ptosatou Of tho system
matter whether The resut Of inherent or
produced by iTrFulafity illness accident Nothing
eau he surprising than IT, gotaung effects upon
tho human frame Persons OF all weakness aud lastudc
from takas u ~ oBCa soeaa roAust AuI ll Of energy
uBdrt ~ influence. II Immediately countsfacu the
nrrNrl-ssn~ss Of the fcnale frame ~hi.I.s tho great
cause Of .BsrfeGness II will not be expected Of u.s.
II tas'F Ursu frffr1vr --r-----tr-
cures prrorinod. tut assure the afflicted. that
hundreds OF cases hsve e. hrrn reported to Thou.
ssuds ~. where families have beer -ihoui chill.
dton Ast using ,r tuttirs 81 this invaluable mrit.
clue have hceu hoAsd With hns. healthy offspring II
ha, been expressly prepared IN reference, to female
plhGts No female " DO hsstrsson suppose she 10
rrTrrrHrTtrr trut -rrtr-u+ !,f
,honI ncEicct 90 iake IL a. Il u certain preventive
iot Of the sud hnrrhlo diseases which
fvWEtHH suiiiurt Its -itf--lA44 pSIind
NAY BE- delayed for Ttrsrai Isars ~ b,iHF tA mad.
ttnt Nut II valuable er those who Approarh.
ing ~ontsuhood, A. II 10 calculated To nature by
quieheniuf tho blood aud inyigotsuug tbs system IN.
deed, tbs medicine Is iuNSIashls for all the defeats
disease, to which women are subject
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n Office is gwen that petition viii bs
y presented 10 thr neat Legislature 0i Yer
mont ipr charter. fora Bank 10 BE- located al
~ 9uhHHhufy ~ CALEDONIA County,
DAVID llIBRAND, Jn.
WCUAHDsON GhANES,
CORAELluS JuDEFkE,
HIRAM CUTTING,
ROYAL ROSS,
JOHN MORSE,
lRA ARMlNGTON,
JOHN BACON,
CALVIN MORRILL,,
DAVID GOODALL
Sept ~, lrig. = G1aw1
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D.. TsaHssnd 10 smnfi dslJ fsfsiTial efisf hsiz
ftYtieisnf 90 dinafept psfs u he uHisH
Ihs u 90 rsfufJ thst - ths uHdsrsigasi, fhysl
fisHt " ths titt ~ AhsHf hsFs 10 Hamsfass essss
pfsfrnhsd ~ IgagssHis hsfspsnls snd bshsEs
20 be sas 81 ihs wa't ysiushis prspsslsa' Ia hs AR
n = rUllsg. M, WILSON Nd, A. y
hhiGGn A. fE klMENDOhf. n u u
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Consumption CARED.

consumption CHrrd.
ONaHts aad NUfHEi4fn GsHsusFttsH cas- ~ fsftd.
HfaHtttU CasssupnaH Ifsr CeH4piatHf Cgias
rgrTrr- r--rrrsv-------- ...---.-..-----2 4H1aa
~ lkf Ctsst HsCtC llsst w AWfat BtAfsu o.
rts6,st EapfriefaH ss Fsia q. iit Sids g., Aast
bee aad sss b. fsfsa
HPtitiuH Hlssd.
Nss Tsfh pg,G - ist1
ia IowssHrp.-i NouI, tshsts J0at SsssPs.
rite tsau the mssus ttough Providence ~ ,a,iug
ui NE, hA,s fuf ssssi-l 1esfs bal bed tuurb ~
hteams sofss sui A. list I fsissi Large
quaruus' VI hissd hsd HiFk s-tatf, Apl wss TTssty
ishatstsd sud tsdussd. .ad dii act expect 60 I've
have ouy tVsi Iost sRtsspsttp 'hp'L ums sui
thsfs has . wou1stfii c0sags bsso HtauEht ~ ne
s,n no aiir 20 uals on osst the oitj, Tsss 90
blood sud my cough hsi icn ms. Nou can Ssil in.
srus that { u,sb-fsi To- these is'a'u louf obs'
WA. RUSSELL, Ss c.,Lsilas =,
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
N with Or. BcRidE SdHb0rn or S0HtorH &.
Darling must call and settle immediately. --
Let no one delay, for the subscriber, intending
in few days TO leave the State, must close
all his business
BENlAH SANBORN.
Lyndon. Aug, 4, lsI9. G2otf
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Those that initiate Dr. Townsends sar.apsrlla have
invariably called trir sun great Rtntdy for Ftnaiss
40 SC, aud have copied bill, aud circulars which
TTtHruI ttrr complaints NJ word -~e.a
other Who put up medicine have, snce tho great
Of DR. Townsend's ssrsspatiIa In eompisiuts
Incident 10 GONZALES, recommended theirs although pre-
ytousy they did not numher Of these mixtures,
disease. sud Undermine the constitution. DR.. Town.
semry 3 the ouiy aud best remedy fnr the numerous
lsmHtr cumplsiuts rarely, " fails Of enectinr
prrnHueHt cure II can ba taken by the most delicate
cmalss Ia ANY or by those expecting to become
Hnthofs with the greatest advantages, NJ II prepares
system aud ptsvents paih danger aud strongt
both mother and shild IA careful to get the Ecuu.
In
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.S''h' h''N"i"R ." ho'hrf" und Children
" Il the safest aud rfoctunl madeleine FOR purI
bths the sy.isn. npt rrl.~.ug tho sudeTugs attendant
upon chdhitth ever discovered II utehg hnus both the
mother aud child prevents pain aud disease, Increases
aud uurChes the food those who have II thnk
Indispensable " !, highly useful both before aud amer
eohhnemrnt ~ prrNcut diseases Hur6iant upon child
birth La COAtIN euoss Piles Cramps Swelling OF the
Feet Dependency, Heartburn. Vomiting, Pain In the
Back Snd loius False Putns nahofrhAre aud IN tsgu
aiing the Suoretons aud e1uaislnE tho circulation II
In- -Turft rf-st-L-..t. 81 THE a.eIisins Ia IL
10 slNsys safe, aud the most delicate II
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o. ~ fu-sss~4 bees SO - +=ss is f4AsaaFA a. IA
fafn Tau is iHfss N HT thdfsa hsFs bsss eafsd ~
hs hrfefais ~ lhe zee II ysaF sEeslsnl msdisiHs
iHrT shcisi FsfT ffFefrJ siih bed tefes, hsFs
iskrH muf latuss ~ isgk thsm sHsy, To- shieh feel
HTtsf usisf sfssi plliFsiiaH.
tuHTF respectfully
ISAAC W ChAih. 100 Wsetitf'tt
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NOTICE

Y s heteby-giRen- HAT -Euhzcliber- Mil
a petition the Legislature Of this State at
their srssOn 10 October next, for a grant of
n Turnpike'Chnrter from the south line of Bar.
ton near Brllwatcr Pond To Sutton Corner.
D. ABBOT
Barton, Sept 10, lsi0 633w3
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4 ITERATION. / hereby give public no.
4 4 tice, that have given my son, Ebeu
Pond, his time, during his minority, that I
shall elaita nane- of hia earnings, nor pay any
debts of hls contracting after this date
EBEN. C POND.
Lunenburgh, Sept 10, ls40. 633w4'
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jerks N. PUTNAM's ESTATE.

rTNllE subscribers, having been nppointcdby'
a the Honorable Probate Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Caledonia Commissioners, 10 receives
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
of oil persons against the estate Of jerks NJ
Putnam, late Of Sutton in said district, decehs-
ed, represented insolvcnt, and the term nf six
months from the 18th day of September 1919,
allowed. by said Court, to the creditors Of said
decreased, Ia exhibit and prove their rcspcc tive
claims bcfurc us,'o give notice that we willnt.
tend TO the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house Of Joseph Putnam in Sutton in
said District, on the sixth day ofOctober 1910,
and tho l2th day of March1S50, at 10 clock
forshpuni on each of said DAYS.
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Fnurlpsl ONE ief FulTON Street see hsllA
tHr n \ bfIiiar Co, htsts siisst haslas
pYou HHas its hsuh Second street fhiisdslphis
\ HaHrs ufaFfut. halut#nfo q A tphra, ttsTiss'
inn WugH Co, isi GhsufFi hfseL n. o. 100
hguih fssd street Atsat shd ny ~ hs pneslps
usassss AAI hsGclalii shnfAlF tlfnus lhni iha ia
- usiss W.. a. iis' sod I've csHsaas
Wholesale Agrnt--J, & BINGHAM, Drug
gist, ~ JohusbuFy, Retail agents Goodall
aud Gould, East st. JohnsbuTyi kiuredge a.
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks n stanton,
Dauyllci Isaac Waite, Poaoham, Harvey q
Eastman, Barnett l. T., Parks, Passumpalci
Newell n Trull, Burke T. &. Butler, Derby
Line J Blake a Son, Bult0ni T. Cleveland a.
Co., Coventry fallg n W French, Lunen-
bufgh, and by all she principal Druggists aud
Merchants generally throughout the u, States
aud the CaEada,i also, by Bems 4 Denison,
Lyndon Crntfe- ..-- ipsyl
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OHlrf 90 The gfssi surrsss SOD immtsts sslt ~ 10
TaspssHas hsfttpsdiis nuHihsF " iHsp ~hs ~sfs
hifmfHJ aHf AFeHis hsFa commenced mskiny hsfsa
psdils Eursss EliEiu hiusU tsiTseu Of fsisH
DOCS So They TgpaftNY Putfi ~ o. ihe isme sbap,
"a baHiss snf saias ~ hes hsEs si0len snd esFsd
cur adFsftssmspu thaf 80 oHlt ~srtbsss iHilsueHs
T. lusEssal
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NOTICE This is to certify that / have
~ settled and divided property with my
wife. aud all persons are hereby cautioned not
to trust her on my account, as | shall not pay
any debts of her contracting after this date
BENONt w. CHASE.
Lyndon, Sept, Ii, 1919. 63Iw3-
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II a fair trial fails 10 restore health, so con.
fdent is the proprietor of their efficacy, that
the expense ofNny other means wLlph does
effect cure will be paid, provided II does not
exceed one hundred dollars.
Principal Office, 27O Washington street,
Boston. Sold also by j. G. BINGHAM, St.
Johnsbury, also by Agents throughout the
country. 6l9yl
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s. 10 ~ u ~ ar u " 10 g q ~ ~
~ ~ 10 - Y q EIGs
~ various sizes and stylrs, which Tor durability
aud quality q, tone they warrant superior 90 a.
ny others manufactured.
BY their rrcrnt improvements hey have
succeeded 10 removing the sharp hisslng tone
10 generally produced, aud "a its stead, give a
round, smooth, hutc'lko tone, that may be
listened 10 BY the most delicate eat, With ad.
IuiTatiou,
Priccs FOR MELODiANs from $50 to So
with and without lrgs
SENIPilINES ItIn SEQ 10 100 f5ra UrtHvU,
aud from Si2n 10 10, . aud 6 oo,avcp, double
Reed Reed Organs $3.50 90 $500.
Orders by Mai will be- promptly answered
--tNsrErnENrs MAJ NJ onrAiNrpoT-
gR4N2AAIn A. RROTllERS, Burlington,Vt
TOWN ~ HALL, Montpelier, VI
JEFFERSON BUTLER, 81. Johnsbdry Cen
tire, VI.
uI-ATLow PRICEs
Apul, lSir 6l2m6
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MARLBORO HOTEL.
MIR John A. Parks,

uNAkES the liberty 90 snform bio Friends
4 and the Public, thBt he has recently 40,
i.HooiHifd himself with Nc NJ y Proctor, and
has bonome one oithe Projectors Ut the very
popular add well known House, called The
.NHdboro. Hofd, s2j Washington Street, aud
would be- glad II their patronage,
This esmblAhmrnt HE recently bern On.
l1rgcd, aud now haa many of the most mod
rTn IMPROVEMENTS.
The location 10 ono Of the best IN the city
for buHincrs men, and we'll calculated ipr gun,
ilrmru visiting The city with their families, as
there are many large and convenient Paflpn
with sleeping roons attached
Boston, guly go, l-l9 'Ga)ma
Beirare NJ hagogitoa The greater the val.
u" of any discovery, the higher a 10 held "a
thr esteem Of the public, aud 40 much IN pro,
portion IN that public liable 10 be- imposed upnn
by the spurious imit1tlons Of ignorant dosign.
ing and dishonest men, who, llkc the dronc in
thr hiyc, have neither the ability nor inClinn
ton 10 think or provide for themselves, but
thrive aud luxufatc upon thc earnings If the
deserving. Tho eEtrnordinlry success attend.
ing tbo use Of Dr. WHmrs Balsnm Of Wild
Cherry 10 Diseases Of the lungs, and the many
singular cures Il has effected, have naturally
attracted the attention of many physicians, ~
well as.ihe whole fraternity Of quacks-aGd
caused unpuneipled eounterleitrfs and iv-tria,
tors 10 palm of spurious niiXtiues, OF similar
name aud appearance Of the genuine BilAam
some are called syrup Of Wild Cherry aud
Tar, '"Cherfy Syrup, ""Compound Syrupl6c
wild Cherry, avid Cherry Comitcy, and
Rundry other oompoundai 10 which they attach
n long string of "puila Hut of ouch NOS
runs W. know nothing II y Wsars Gai
sum n " ud hrrrg alone thai performs the
cures, Let them not deceive you
The genuine signed Bpts on the wrapper
For a,lc by G Bingham 81 Johnsbury
fhiniJ Flint, 81 Jobnabury C--ttci l.. 4
Parks, P3ssumPsio, and dealers IN medicine
generally.
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Il lie g A L IL ID IN l A N.


TL. ssfuhssn ssHslHsi1sV proves thsi ihs usisa
psus hst reflect rnuifa ths mnti ebtuaats dis
" ihs hsai ihfts FsIssas safsA IA sas hsass
IA unufses lsutaI
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NOTICE. J hereby eertSy that have this
~ day givcD my son, John W. Carpenter,
a minor, MIA time, 20 transact business for him
self; shall claim none of his cprnings, nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
JEDIDlAH CARPENTER.
Concord, Aug ID, lSi9 G3iw3
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/. GENUINE OLD DR.. LICOB TOU.NN
ENDS .SaiR.S. lES.iRILL.A

This is 80 prepared, that, all the 4cri p'.e
critics OF the TsapatillRvqot are .frstfcn'r,st
every thing capable OF Incoming acid WV
fermentation, IN extracted and rejected, l'.a
every particle of medical virtue is secured
pure and concentrated form and tho. % f
rendered incapable Of loslngany of It's valuable
aud healing properties, Prepared in this way
1t u made the most powerful agent IN the
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n = tiIGF.y7J- aHa .saaf1fff,f,t -ittn.I-


called for throughout the length and breadth
Of the land, especially a. Il - found incapat.s
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ALDEN ]. HALE,

(Formeriy Of Water(ord, Pt.)
COUNSELLOR d.ND ATTORNEY ar LdB,
No. - wan 1T h. Nrw York city. G2Oyl'
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tIHE Ut M IsH = T'.I u UINt'INfl-
Hence the reason why We hear cohmrndi'
lions ON every side in ia favor b yHgH, waarn
Nnd-rhldrcn. II is doing wonders in the cure OF
Consumption, Dysptpsia, and LirSr Compliant,
and IN ReHBtatism, ScrofHi0, Pass, tosir'
ness, all Cutaneous EruBhoHs PipiPifs B.oi.i,
rs, and all affections attstRg from IMP RIIl
or THE BLOOD II possesses marytl. oua
efficacy IN oil complaints arising from hdiga,
-lia4- fam .icidifY Of The Stomach, from uncqaA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29

cfculaIon, utNIhllhhlloh ol plouu 10 wv IT,
palptation of the heart, cold feet aud cold
hands, cold chills aud hot flashes over the bod,
It has not It's equal ~ COids and Coughs; ans
promotes easy expeetoration. and gentle pst
spttai4en, relaxing structure of the lung.
throat, and every other part. But IN notLg
il its excellence more manifcstTy seen and Ie'
knoWttdprd than in all kinds a nd stages "
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
The Original Disoorrer Of n,
Genuine TowhSend's SarsaDariIh

Old DR. Townsend IL now about ~ yr,, n
age, aud has long been known 40 the .isha,
aud Diso0rsrer Of the ,GHmHS OnraaI
" IorHssHd SarSapariRa Being poafbr ss,
compelled 90 limit ~ manufacture, by VLfb
means u has been kept out Of market, and r.
snles eToumscribcd 10 those only who bad rr.g
cd ~ worth and known ita value. H Do.
reached the ears Of many, nevcrthcIes. Il,
those persons who had been. healed 6f ~.
diseases, aud saved from death, pfoopimrd ,
excellence and wonderful
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HEALING POTTER

knowing, many yars ago, that be- had i,
hiaskill, science, aud experience, Devised no
aftiolc which would be- Of inciIcuhrlc 5i5la-
tngc 60 mankind, whom once known aut ~.
tcnsively used, he hoped and prfsrycrra o..
proting the time 90 arrive when ihr nrfr.
would be- furnished - bring Il into unr...'
notice, when ita incsiimHblc virtues won, b.
known aud appreciated. THIS time has 5s.r.
he ineans are supplied this
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Their merits have been acknowledged by
thousands They have been tested aud proved
to be equal to the consideration claimed for
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IT wopks wonders IN cases of Fiu0r .iIbm o.
Hhaes, FduiRg Of he HOmb, Obsirucisd, N
prSsysd or painful .NeHsts, iyregularry o'a'
meHstrual pc rtooH and the like and is as ca,
mal 10 curing all the forms Of kidney Dis'as'
By removing distractions and regulating ID.
general system, II gives tone and Strength "
the whole body, and thus cures all forms a.
.NERT0US DISEASES and DEBILITY
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR. CLICKNER,S

Sngar Coated Vegetable Extract Pals
TNHESE celebrated Pills have obtained ar
l. enviable flototiety in the United States
as Curative for giddiLess, dyspepsia, soul
stomach, hesd-ache, fevers, piles, costive-
ness, coughs heartburn, liver complaint
scursy, sore thtodt, inward weakness, pals
pltation of the heart, indigestion, aud va.
rlety OF other diseases to which 6esh is
heir to, as medicine for the million. In
all seasons of the year, spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all circumst ances.
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. As Vernifhge and general med
iclne for children, they are unriUaHed. Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither gripe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose. they are equally beneficial. As ON
.4nti- Bilious PiNthey will be foand without
superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them, and au unqualified approval
will be the certain resut.
Remember DR.. C. v. Clickneris the orig.
inal inventor Of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
he introduced them in June, 1843. Purcha>
sers should. therefore. always ask for Click
ners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic,
Tins Of a fraud. Price s5 cents per 5or.
Or. Clicknet's principal Office for the sale
ofPills, is 66 Vesey street. New York.
WIN. JACKSON, SO Liberty st., lead o
Wood ST.. Pittsburgh. Pa. General Agent fu
Pennsylvania. Northern Ohio, and the rive
counties of Virginia.
The following a~e the duly appointed Agents
LEFFINGWEEL & Co. Ravenna; Chas. II
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cuyahog
Falls: Jas. G. Calender, Newton Falls: J. ii
c. Johnson: Warren; G. Abbey T. Co.Akron
January lst, l549. ly.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
FOR SALE.

fksHE sub; ;criber Will sell at bargain the
u Building and Engine used by HIM as an
OIL MILL. The location for Machine
Shop and Foundry Cannot be- surpassed in
this county. The building and engine are
well calculated for that purpose. The prop
erly will be sold very low for cash-or if
preferred, part of the purchase money
down and credit For term of years for the
balance. JOHN WHITrLESEY.
Campbe;l's Port, PcfIage Co. or
July 9, f849. ID
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Indian TengeafiCe.

For the following account of brutal
murder the St. Louis Organ is indebted to
the Clerk of the Steamboat Mustang:
A white family living in the Pawnee
country, recently started from thence with
the intention Of settling within the frontiers
Of Missouri. They had living with them a
Pawnee girl, who also accompanied them
in the emigration. To arrive in this State,
they had to travel in the Iowa and Sauk
country, and had progressed to within
twenty miles Of Iowa point, whele their
party was attacked by party of Sauks
and iowas, numbering about twenty men.
a young brave of the 1owas jumped into
the wagon and Immediately stabbed the
Pawnee- girl; this savage example was
followed by other Indians present who stab
bed and shot at her in the most fiendsh
manner, and ended by scalping and offering
the most disgusting indignties to the dead
body. No member of the white family
was harmed. A messenger was immedi
ately dispatched TO the nearest Fort for
U. S. Dragons and two of the Indians
were arrested and put in irons: no action,
however, wi s to be taken upon Them until
more were cqptured.
This tragedy, which occurred near
Massauaquo' village, resulted from the
death of an old Sauk chief, who was killed
by the Pawnees in the spring, and the event
is only received by the Iowas and Sauk,
who have amalgamated, as an act Of retri-
butive justice.
I 6FOur safety as eulogists lies. among
O ur Communications nf the dead
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
MI wv F'lHsM.
B ls LEY Il ISBELL

ID H "A RS Il Il ~ > Is II Il L.
II VIE subscribers having entered into part
Il nershp for the purpose of manutac.
nurng Copper, Tin and Sheet IRON, would
announce to the good people Of the West
ern Reserve, that they are now ready to
accommodate them with anything in the a.
bove line OF business, at the Lo,oest figure
for the ready rhino. We lave concluded 10
take off The 1a'!f entirely and sell cheap
If. we burst the boiler! Those wishing to
purchase have only TO call and see, 20 be con-
WINGED OF The fact. large assortment Of
Stoves on hand which are all warranted aud
we wish 10 have 1t genera. ly understood tha:
we coat be uadersoid if we have to give
them away! ''Give US call, one and ail.'' =
ulF Shop in Earl,s Brick Block, neat the
Bridge. RANSOM BRADLEY,
WELLINGTON lSBELL
Fra nkIin Mills, SeLt. 10, lS4o.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15

Liver complaint Is always cured by the use of
Dr.G C. Vaughn;s Vegetable Lithontriptic, the
Great American Remedy; here is d letter from
=. 81. HlLLssoRouGH, o. Jan. 1, 1S47.
DR.. G. C. Vaughn:-Dear sir-I deem it a
duty owe you and the world at large to max e
the Following statement. In August last your
travelling Agent left soma Of your medicine with
nae to sell. Seeing the great recommendations,
and being mys self afflicted with liver complaint
tried one small bottle, it at once gave me relief
Itried second and you be astonished to learn so
great was its power that Twas completely cured
and am now as stout and we'll as ever was in my
life. commenced selling the medicine to my
customers, and its singular effect was immediate
u manifested, it was successful in all cases,
some ofwhich our medical men stated could not
be.cured. I chserfully offer my testimony in
favor of your Lithontriptic Mixture, and hereby
state that consider it superior to all other pre-
parations now before the country. Will you
please forward more as soon US possible.
&s8sS Yours, &c. R. H. JOHNSON.
Our columns has the advertisement of this
Great American Remedy. Get a pamphlet of
the Agents whose names are found there
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-15
Important Notice.
"a man that will cheat a printer, will ste
= harso u g

"a man that will cheat printer, will steal a
horsei"-SAM PIKE.
WARREN B. BULLARD, JAMES
BATES, JAMES STEVENS, H. A. COOK,
and E. DOTY, of Parkman; E. McKIN-
LEY formerly of Cuyahoga Rapids, but who
has runaway to the west; JONATHAN
JAMES, of Franklin; SAMUEL GREEN
EMYER, of Brimfeld; S. B. HAMLIN,
of Garrettsville; H. G. FUTILE, formerly
of Gampbell's Port but now of Newport /;
LESTER MCINTYRE, formerly of Suffeld
hut now of Ashland, o; JOHN HULL
& JOHN LAYMAN, of 'SufGeld; WILL
lam HAZEL, of Mogadore,an o. AL
LEN, formerly of LimavilIe but now of
Hillsdale Co. Mich; will learn something
to their advantage by calling soon at this
office =
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HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.

Extract from the 'WdrkeSha Democrat Wis
May9. I849,--stSLoGN's MEbIcINEs."-.A suit
scriber writing from the town Of New Berlin,
requests us to say, that he has used Mr.. slean's
Horse Ointment in several instances during Inc
past winter and always with the desired cffect.
and wIslres US to recommend II 10 the-s- WAC
have the use and Care of horses. Mr.. Sloan 8
medicines are highly spoken OF geneIal'y' aha
from the favorable acquaintance we have with
that gentleman, we are led TO believe that they
are prepared with view TO give "a real benefit to
wbateycr purpose they are Recommended,