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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26

ben, tpie tdb bcffe. D1ter femmsu Der 6ae
uno Die @erliumouns, nit tensu Ite mid,
iiberihItten, baber Die Wutb, mid su oers
fel9en, neil id mid aiobt eutldlieBsn fona,
te, ibr llnredt fur Wchlttaten a,issu9eben,
cber ihremSerlan9en su selpihren, mas ibrc
tb6ridte 0absier fcroerfe. Scst ife0en Te
fh, als tefhisten fe bas Gctf uno per-
tteibi8ten iie bic 9ssd,te, um raburd, einen
SdIeier Iber ibre Scsteit at iperfen, une
f5d' etnen f'onen Iameu su MAIDEN.
Sb9lcih ih niht 9rree Stiide auf oaS
'Sclf bielt, neil es wctterweubiih 1T, bDfit,
9ranfam ,ino ei9enGnni9 wie &incer (Senn
es tieibt itsts in Der GinbbeiD, unS tcute
inter bic Siee tritt, tuas es geftern persSt-
terte, 70 babe tt ihm rpdl mebrWcbl 9etpcat
ole Die, meld,e es felt llnllfur; ces Gtrcnes
70 uunirbi9 oerratteu. Soitte id Die Nu9en
sescn ibrc Observation-Disclosures oerfdlic'
Gen pC1len, 70 witroen fle mir germ inetne
Tebler persietcn baben, tpelde jebt un9es
beuer llno, weil lie ibre 9aiter redtfertiQen
fcller. Nebnlth ben Wietblin0en, batten iIe
MIR bes eohneS weacn 9earbeitet uno nid,t
aus eiebe gum 8aterlanoe besbalb perlan9s
ten Te ein tbdtiaeS unb bon sroeen 8efab-
rem be9letetes ee6en. Sb bate iie gu idnea
gum 3iele 9cfiihyt, uno fle oerlieeen MIDI,
neil fle eIaub!sn baB lie meiuer entbebren
.ftnnten. - Der ruillfde Selosus mar Der
prifltein meines Slides. 8lieb if S,eser,
70 mar id Susleih Sieser Der san,en Dett.
SD wctB ietr tpchl, oaB id MIDI aus benz
Shiffbruhe retten uno nod it gang beba9<
lid)er Sage bleiben fonnte, aber eS liest in
inenem @barafter, alles al slfle6 iu iesen.
@s fimmert mid, oaher Denis, penn id)
rou oenen ectaoelt wcroe, bic fd, nod 9liids
lid, Ihdsen wenn ibnen bon bem tpas fie
be1aBen, ein Gheit bleibt iobaIo fte nidt
9lnes su bebalten oermchten. SD aber rers
ianee 9lDeS ooer nidts. 6al6e MaBre9e[n
ODER babe WilnIde eerratben nurS SoaIbmdns
uer. SD liebe en bobes Spiel, unto wiirbe
es gewonnen baben, bate iIh mir nidJt metr
als meuihlid,e Wad,t pioerlest. Cine ftren>
9e &ilte BON SO 0td9ten 9eniiste, nm meis
mem @eltide, 70 rpie benz @nropas eine an-
oere qBenouu9 su eebeu. Da erfhien mir
n,eit b6Ier 8eilt uno perfllnoete mir mein
Gnbe, mas id BEL 2eipSis funo. SD fab bas
@enitter fTd iber meiuem ballpte dufthitr>
men, aber id fab es ptne Turft. gs lit mt
moglid,, bag Der Wenid, Die llmltdnoe inr>
mer teberrlte aber eben 70 werig earf er
iId, BON oenfelben bcberrfhen faden. Wetne
Seinbc haben einen 1dl~eren
Rampf ut fihren 9ebabt uno ieitbem fle
mid, tesle9ten, od)te id fle tDber, afs tpte id,
ibr Sitger nar. slber ben Meinigen rperoe
iob irren fei9en 8erratb ntebt oer5ciben. @je>
meinen Snfeften 9leit bdusten fe ilf an
mid, nm ibreu 0uu9er su beldwidtt9sn,
uno iobalo fte 9eidttist paren, oerlieBen fe
mid. Dod) bas tpuncert mid, feineswe9s;
Der Menld, bat feinen 6reunb nur oas
9luf bat i'm.
Jtad oiciem 8iloe Dirb man bic @rilnce
erfennen tpe9en welder fle mid nd,t 3n
periteben veru,69en. SD babe tpeni9ftens un
europa uub Die @enihheit bas 8erbienit'
bas ih iIe Notwithstanding sebraGt babe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26

qSie Gaplcr's Dafenbriicer ourd Sap.
lcr's SOcerolismus bebanrelt weroeu: -
9Sie bsfannt bat Iaplor feline Grbebuns
gum prdFoententuhl gang alIein fsineu
Dienlfen, Die er in Den &riegen bon 1912
uno cen merlfaniiden 9eleitet gu seroeus
fen, nno bate saher tpeit be11ercs Slid,
afs er jcbt pielen icincr @afentrloer ,u
Gbeil werbeu ldet. @iele, bic aug Cant
Bartlett fir jene Gtenife slnfsaungen unter
prdfcent pp!f rrbielten, flnb bereits abae>
feBt mo- :oen, III, Se9nern jener5eriege plae
81 MAIDEN. Inter glnbera Sen. E ane
einer nnferer tapferlten @enerdle in, ineri-
fanifhen &rtege, als 0clipernear vcn Ore
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
G:,trppGifcbe Nacbricbtem.
OeutSb la II b.

Dresben. Der Nlaiprpsee miro init
cerarti9er peutfher @riinolidfeit betriebet
oas islbF bic Sranffmter prOfffcrene3eitg.
iber ujuriitilhe Srr9dn9e" sn fla9en be-
9innt. SIM Gan;en flno 8OO-85O pericnen
sur llnteriudun9 sesc9en nno 6S 9elltlthe
uno eebrer bonn 9mt entfernt wproen. Die
3abl Der faepenbirten! sMfpdrter 1T sbelt>
fats niht 9erins.
eeipst9. Die Su6penbirun9en miBlies
bigger perioncn ln,b &orpcratiOnen baben lit
Sadfen be9onnen uno nebmen verfrenlts
den" Scrt9ans. Man bat 70 neueroin9s
tpiecer int poistldncifdeu Srt 2reuen ben
8icebitr9e ltno einen Nathsmann
Iuspenbirt, Die Staotpercrbneten auf9elOft
unb mebrere bisberiee uno nun init duf9el6fs
te Stabtpsrorbnete ais unfdbis su elmer ysens
pabl ert(drt. 9ln bic Stelle bes fu6penoirteit
8ieebiirsermeiiters 1T AUDI bereits elm neuer
pftrcDirt wcrben. gs bleibt bod, Die alte @es
fhihte Ie Iernen nihts unb per9enen nidts!
Ssaffatt, 25. Ius. (Stanpre4D. .6eutt
frilb, talb mad lt1r, purpen rier 1cbcsurtbrile
bura GrfAs6tn AT Ibeilnebmsrn AT unlerer nniel.
gen Steppluticn rcI3csen. Der &ancner 3entb6s
FER aus Dlannbeim, nnc ber ebemaise Qeahta1et'
fter n5in9er, bnrdA bic Ssepcnticn 5unt Aftits
ries$ieutsnant btfcrrert .purcen Sefern nnr bas
G5tancserobt perurtbtilt nno bic beiben preuSif1cn
ltntertbanen, Der ebetnase lieutenant 8ernsau uno
Santen (@cDn pes bier in Slepsy ycrf wobnenben
6trrn Npotbettrs Sanfen) aus S6la, sparea f4ch
friber na preus1enGriessseteee pernrfbeilt ipcrs
BEN 6rftern fpuroe ien itae erfolster 8ettatisuns
bas ltrtbeil pertanret ano beute NIT eem sesen Die
teieen 8abtner roll(treft (Sr.O. p.sN.s3)
Wannbeim, 27. Ausutf.--9ie Soleaten bes
2ten tabif1en Snfanteriere9iment $ader unp Wiess
ger ,purpen beu.t als ttrbeber unb 1nfter perole>
terei in rtigem TtSimsnte tre9cn Ireutruh unb
.6cbrerratb pom bein biefiSen GrieSsscri4te, Der
Grtfe gum sxcbe pur@ GrfAieBen ber 3neite sa
1Oabriser 3u9tbaasifrafe, perurtbeilt 0asSriesss
minifterum Fat liA Die 8elfatisuns pOrtebaltem.
.6etbelber9, 26. NaS. - Cine MaBresel,
tpebe sesen mebrere ltniperlitatsa aprcfeforen an6
So,tnten ,pesen ibres pctittfAen Ysrbaltens atses
tpe,,cct ipurpe, lauft ron U1unc su DRUM. Senprcs
fsfIoren acrfaot nnb Sasen, 70 ipie ben pripatbo'
eenten 90. sepita, Sriecfanptr, Sra9 unc Gnapp
fca namIi Die q1eifns ,usesansen fein, teine 9cra
lelunssn in3utunft mebr balten sa sirftn Drrffaot
be,os Gin febr teteutsnses Gntcmnttn ans feincit
8srlsfunsen, n,an fast ilber 5000 4. jabrIia bic
ltstrisen fonnten tatun 3ubtrer fineen.
Gn8Ianb.
&onbcn. = Die pariatments> unc Sinan3sSss'
e.... IA cf 6,f n;s troivfen 6lfrv 9trk0t,rYs
cine BON Gnslant, @Aottlanb rno SrsaBe mad set'
BON 3u tinein 9OsettinS einsetaosn In rtlAnm her
Dperatcnsrlan Der 0eieafAaft ano bic wsittd tsra'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
O. n ala n b.

SonbDn. - Die parlamentss unc Sinan3sSse'
forms0 0tfeaf3af fat bic 0eesrten aller 3rptiSpers
cine BON GnBlane, 9aottieno ane Srlans nsH se'',
BON 3u tinen oDaestins einsefaoen in WeiAam Der
0peraticnsrlan Der 0eieaaft ano bic D1ittel tsra'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Chaucery Notice,

TN pursuance of an Order Of the Court of Com
Il mon Pleas Of the County of Portage and
State of Ohio at their March Term. A. D. 1S49,
Katura Porter, Widow, and David Porter, John
Porter, Calvin Porter, David Shoemaker, Betsey
Shoemaker, Rebecca Porter, and Jacob w
Glass, her assignee, George w. Porter, and
Polly Porter, Heirs at Law and legal Reprcsen-
tatives of Bazilleel Porter, late of said County
deceased, are hereby notified, that on the 9th
day Of April, A. D. ls4e, Alexander Scott, Ad-
ministrator of Bazilleel Porter, deceased filed in
said Court, a certain Petition against them, the
object and prayer Of which Petition is to assign
said Widow her Dover Estate in the Real Estate
of said Deceased lying in Mahoning, formerly
Trumbull and Portage counties,) and to sell SO
much Of the residue ofsaid Real Estate as may
be necessary to liquidate the debts owing by said
Estate of said Bazillee1 Porter, deceased and
the said Widow and Heirs at Law and their as
signees are hereby further notified that unless
they appear and plead, answer or demur to said
Petition within sixty days after the next Term
of said Court, the said Alexander Scott, Admin
istrator as aforesaid at the next Term after the
expiration of said sixty days will apply to said
Court to take the matters in said Petition as
confessed and to decree thereon accordingly.
RANNEY & SPALDING,
Attys. for Pet.
August 6, 1S49. 6w2i6.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
DOctOring in GaIeua.

Mr.. SLoAN:--Dear sir: About three years
ago was severely injured in one of my legs By
the falling of pile OF wood which occasioncd
large runlng ulcers. Nearly every doctor in
Galena tried to euro them but tried in vain,
until from sympathy and improper treatment
my other leg became as bad as the one originals
ly wounded. ! despaired ofever being vel a.
gain--but in order that l might neglect no
means within my reach, purchased otyour a.
gent in Galena some OF your Ointment. and you
can judge of my surprise and gratitude better
than can express it. TO flnd myself entirely
we'll before had finished using the second box.
These facts make known that oihrs sffiict.
ed may belisve and not delay using SO valuable
an Ointment as yours has proved to DC. Re.
spectfully your grateful friend, EVAN DAyN
Galena H., Dec 19, ls4s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

IN Monday the Sd day of September, A. D.
~ 1919, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate belonging to the Estate of Lewis Pust
deceased, to Wit 95 acres of Land, situate in.
Lot No. Id in the Township Of Suffeld, County
of Portage and State Of Ohio. Said 95 acres
will be sold in two seperate arselsand are boun-
ded as follows: First parcel beginning at post
standing in the west line of said lot a., at the
south west corner of said 95 acres, thence n. 0
deg. so min. W.-2l chains 81 links along the
west line Of said Lot to post, thence N 81 deg.
80 min E. 4chains so links, thence S. SO deg. As
min. E. 8 chains 25 links, thence 8. deg. IS
min. w. chs. 25 links, thence S. I3 deg. 80
min E. chs. &c links, thence S. 81 deg. E. chs.
"a links, thence S. 81 deg Is min. E. = chains 81
links, thence S. 56deg 80 min. E. chs. IA links,
thence S. 29 deg. 80 min. E. chs. SO links,
thenceS so deg Is min. w. is chs l6 links to
the place of beginning containing 90 54-1oO acres
of land subject to the widows right of dover
therein. The balance of said e5 acres will be
sold subject to the rights of George Hoke to
overflow part Of said last mentioned premises
Terms made known on day of sale.
S JOHN COLEMAN,
Administrator. Of Lewis Putt, decd.
August 6, ls49. 4w2I5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

Iaos MAsuFAcTuRg IN ONO AND KEN.
rucky.-Thereeare according to Hunts
Merchants Magazine, thirty.three Iron
furnaces ID Ohio and kentucky, that is
% say twenty-five in Ohio and eleven in
ksn,ucky, which yield an aggregate oI
81, ,0OUtons Of pig metal, each year. There
ass also 4 number in Tennessee and Hi.
aois, which yield considerable amount ol
metal.
Much the largest portion Of the Ohio
and Kentucky metal, Is disposed Of at the
Cincinnati market, and il is very seldom
shai the supply is more than adequate to
tho demand. The amount consumed in
Cincinnati alone, is estimated q, 900 tons,
tor which $500. 900 or thereabou.s, is an.
nuaiIy paid - f'ffts. Past.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

SHE Second Washington.-A corres-
Aendent Of the Boston Post, writing from
Warrington, says be had the curiosity to
call on old Cincinnatas, was introduced
end after explaining. 70 his surprise, that
Boston goes % to say-
sWell, general. I remarked, to change
he topic, I am happy to see you have rec
osnmsndeda q national fast. Under the cir
samstapces, it il very proper: sFast =
fast?" said the President-sNo, 1 believe
not bat what do you mead?" explained.
sAh," said the President smiling, 3thars
come Of Tom Ewing's work, I'll bet ne
sro. never heard of it before, but the
fact is, my secretaries bring so many pa
pers for me to sign, that | can't tell what I
Do put my name to.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
August 6.

DOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Ii that there will be petition presented
0 tie Board of Trustees of the Township
Of peer6eld at their mee.ing to be held al
the centre of said Township on the Let day
of September, A. D. i8as, praying fr a
township Read to be laid ou, and eslabllsh>
ed as follows. to wit:-con,meneing in The
highway running east and west through said
Township six rods west of the south east
cnrner of Lot No. 7, thence north to the
north line of said lot, thence east six rods
to the north east eorner of said Eot No. Z,
thence north on the east line Of lots No
SO. 67, ant Sc, SO far as to iffersect the
State road leading from Warren to DeerfeId,
few rods north east of Sylvester Motifs.
Deer6eld, July gath, 1919. 49sIS*h.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Imnortaat Notice.

a man that will cheat q printer, viii steal q
.ses57-.4 . horse "-SAM PIKE.
E. MCKINLEY, formerly Of Cuyahoga
Rapids, but who has moved to some west
srn State; H. A. COOK, and E. D0TY,
Of fParkman, Geauga Co. JONATHAN
JAMES. Of Franklin; SAMUEL GREEN
EMYER, Of Brimfeld; S. B. HAMLIN,
Of Garrettsville; H. G. FUTILE, formerly
Of Campbells Port but now Of Newport; !;
LESTER McINTIRE, formerly of Sufield
but now Of Ashland, O.; JOHN HULL
E JOHN LAYMAN, of Sufheld; WILL
lam HAZEL, of Mogadore,aHd o. AL
LEN, formerly Of Limaville but now oi
Hillsdale Go. Mich; will learn something
to their advantage by calling soon at thi'
Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Excellent Oitrtnsent.

Mr. Sioan--Dear sir: For a Considerable
length Of time was seriously ffiicted with
the Rheumatic complaint. and applied freel, The
various Rniments. pain-kIllels. &c., without OBJ.
taining any relief. After which Your Agent
at this place influenced me 10 try your Oini>
ment, aud within two weeks from tie time (
comenced using it, the pain ceased, and was
effectually cured, and shall recommend all who
are siInifary afflicted with tho distressing com.
pfaint, to procure your excellent ointseni with
out delay. OSCAR r. MoTT.
Princeville, Peorin co.,; May l, ls4s-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

MurfSx ON a CALIFORNIA VEssEL.-
Lssfers From NJ ontevideo. under date Of
May 21th, states that much trouble had oc.
CURED 10 .hnt region with our California
vessels. Three had pot into Monievideo
10 distress 1.-The last, the ship Memnon,
Capt. Gordon, from New York, on the day
before, with her crew in state Of mutiny
EiEAteenaoi them were IN confinement on
board the U. s. ship St Louis. They
wsre near killing the chief mate, Mr.. Brack.
ss BY severe blow on the head. The
captain had also received a@blow on the
head, but not so violent Pitts. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Extraordinary I l,rc.,.

April l3, le4s. Foul, miles north Of Chicago
ION The road to Milwaukee, Cook County, Ills
nos. Mr. Stoan--Dear Sir: One of my horse 8
had large bony tulnor on lie breast bone, iri-
media tey under tie collar, which lamcd him
and rendered his services of very little value.
faithfully applied serera bottles Of Or Fay
lor,s Nerve pnd' Bone .Lnimeni,; iihoat the
least benefit. Ithen'procurtd Wilder's Celebrn-
led Hofse Ointment and used that until | be-
game fully sa,is 6ed that it would never relieve
the animal. Finally obtained a box OF y,'ilr.
truly valuable Ointment, and in less than 60
days from the first application The lumor entire.
Iy disappeared, and the horse was well, "a :
Yours FnuARD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Let all ihe World EseOsU the sC0at-
derftzI efficacy Of
Dr DUncan'S EXpeCt0rant Remedy.

DR.. Duncan'S EXpectorant Remedy.
T1OR the cure of Consumption and The symp
Il toms indicating "gong into deeline."
DR.. Duncan--Deor sir: The Undersigned
patient under NV care for The last 3 months,
who has been la boring with Phfhisic Palmona-
lis or pulmonary conshnpiion, and finding thai
no medicine / could prescribe would afford
him pnv relief. l was therefore determined to
test vour ExprcroRAsT Remedy, at the same
time having no confidence IN the medicine SET
forth 10 cure consumptionj but 10 please the
patient, allowed him TO send to your agent in
Wooster. DR.. ] P Conlter, for the medicine,
which he did, and used 4 according to the di
reclions accom- panying the bottles, and truly to
nv astons hment, / found my patient fast im-
nrovue. which he co ltinued until he became
nerfectIv we'll, believe he used only bottles
Rv his r quest, write you these lines, hoping
vour exosctorant medicine will continue to do
for the consumptvcs generally, as in the above
case, Yours Respectfully.
DR. JAMES R. RIcKEY.
Willingly subscribe my name TO the above
as being a solemn andslnters Fact. ! hope those
afflicted with that dreadful disease, consump
ton. will find out your medicine in time. and
he cured. VIM II. WILKINS. Wayne coo
More cares performed BY DR. Dumcan's
Espectorant Remedy.
DR. Duncan-Deur Sa: Gu may perhaps
remember that consulted with you 4! your Of:
lice IN Ciucinnati, in June last, when yon exam
incd my lungs and inftrncd me that there was
small cavity forming in the lobe of my left
lung. with slight alterations, ana advised me to
take few bottles of the Erpectorant Remedy,
which bought of you (6 bol'les) have used
of them, and fe. as well as ever did in my
life. My cough disappeared alter using the first
bottle. the paiu in my Lreast also left me, my
strength increased. and alssny appetite. The
medicine caused me TO exfectorite large quan-
titles of foul matt, r; AFTER this was all thrown
up. I felt relief at once. | think that the whole
wcrld should know something about the good
effects of your sErpsetorant Remedy" fer the
removed of the first symptoms Leading to Com
sumption. Please inform me if you thluk 1t
advisable for me 10 use the medicine any longer.
Yours truly aud ever grateful.
HoRAcE BINN, Near HdmiLton, Ohie.
Dr.. Duncans Western Office, l5O Sycamore
st. Cincinnati where his Medicines are ier sale
in future wholesale and hy the single bottle
CHRONIC Diseases treated and cures per-
formed. when in the power 81 sk IL and medicine
UA fresh supply jnst received and for sale
by DR.. ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna. who is the
only auth zed agent for Portage CO. 6m206
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

Ratl.aoAD AcerDENr.-A dreadful rail.
road accident occurred on the I'd inst.
oa the road leading from Princeton to New
York. The cars ran off the track, killing
three pc rsons on the spot and wounding
8! others The engine and baggage car
were tbrawn into the r;yer. IS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
The Suffering Child

! hereby certify that one of my children,
when haked, fell into large fire of live Goals,
and was burned severely from head 10 feet =
The best of medical aid and attention was giv-
en- to The child for four or five days without
any relcc--each days suffering increased till
his groa, could be heard at great distance.
at which critical period one of my neigh5ofs
recommended and presented 10 me box Of
Sloan's Ointment. aud in less than 6heen
minutes after the application of the Ointment
TO the aggravated sores of the suffering child. tho
pain ceased entirely, and lie speedily began. 10
recover. Ny residence is in Holt Township,
Vcrmiion county, and State Of Indiana
Theodore l.. 1AILos-
Dated al Chicann. EIgIlst "A Le4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
A G E N T s..

Gro. PRAFr, No. ISL Nassau street, New
York, is authorized to procure subscription, and
prepare and forward advertisements for this pa
per. -
E.W. CAnn, Sun Building, N. E.cor. of Third
and Dock ST., Philadelphia, is our authorized
AGENT. to collect subscription and forward adj
vertisements from the city Of Philadelphia, for
Liz pauer Ai s--
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

It is only a day or two since we heard OF
case Of Palsy and Apolexy cured by the eeie-
brated Lithontriptic Mixture. We can give the
name Mr.. Edmonds of steamer Cleveland OF the
Great Lakes is the gentlemen who testihes TO IT,
1t was in his own particular case, and we ad.
wise all to get pamphlet and see the history OF
the cure. MIR. Edmonds mother, an aged lady
was cured of cancer by this great article, and it
was but Yesterday we saw letter from gentle
man who stated Mrs Ives of Weedsport. IN. T.,
was cured of a fever sore of twenty years stand
inc. Such cures do net follow the use of the
trash Of Sarsapqrillas, and other 'yarb drinks"
which any old lady can make by the gallon for
the cost Of six cents.
This Great American Remedy is a careful and
scientific preparation, which has bafaed the first
chemists of the country in their attempts to an
alyze. Dr. Vaughn has had the satisfaction TO
sss his article introduced into the practice OF the
medical men, they declare it to be remedy of
great power, and will overthrow the whole theo-
ry of medicine as administered by the NJ. D.
Reader see advertisement in our columns, g. c.
vaughns Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, the
Great American Remedy, get pamphlets of
Agents,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Popular y pinfOm. .

IfpopuIar opinion is any crllerion Of the
worth ofan article, we invite The incredulous
to read at least few of the many voluntary
certificates that appear in eur coiu mns respects
ing The great variety of remarkable cures ef
fected BY the use of '.Sloan's Calcbra I'D Oinl-
ment and Condition Powders" These rcme-
dies no longer remain amoa those Of doubtful
utility, They have psssed trrni the tIdo If ex-
pertinent, and now stand higher in reputation
and are becoming mole ex ensy,iy used than
all other articles of the kind -Mich. City Necs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06

AGENC OF
DR.. S. s. Fitch'S Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with sach distinguished success
IN he cure of
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c.
Also, DR.. S. S. Fitch's abdominal Sap
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
1'abeS, and Lectures on Con-
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life and
Health to Old Age,
&c. &c.
KOdolphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for The sale of the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
residence in Brimfeld, only agent for Port
age County, Ohio.
uDr. Fitch's s'GulDE Book TO INvALIDs,
and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers, in the Manag ement
of Children" may be had, gra,utously, by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book.
Btimfipld. June. l8a9. ly2l0.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-06
Cheap for Cash,

A r the Boot s. Shoe Mandatory, oppo-
n site the Court House, Gents fine Boots
ewed and Pegged. Mems and Boys Calf and
KIP Shoes. also cnarse Boots and Brogans,
Ladies KID Walking Shoes aud Slips, Boot
Morocco and Lea,h her Buskins, Boottees, &c.
ALso-A small lot Of Findings. consist
ing Of Linings. Bindings, Pegs, Nails, M
rocco, Lasts, Bnottees, Crimp Boards and
Irons, Thread, Galoon, Boot Cord, l.aces.
Il. CARNAHAN.
Ravenna. June I8, l8I9.