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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

T. s'cssr Why 10 thai hscs c-'e' l--s,
tome B-caase no cells . tfs class iis fO' sAsA o..
esa, chSs-d i've fos fur dolisi. rhOs- Nh, ose-s-
sil.ofb's manufacture slwsys comm.oi bio Uues =
the t-.aiy nshness. sai above III sh-'' iuubaty
ANON ~ Gulurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

I'm W. II :. jordan, pab,.sber Of Boston,
.wu isfoss iroH 10 eSrsss "a SATURDAY sad
severely Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

N.uosAI MiN.rrss 0ALisay -tns .sp wHfrs |"
Bso.ow.y -This msssInesss ssioon ross'ss-s "'s
sdvsn,ss,' ~, Ihs rapid psodsenoa ~ Dssa'uev'sS
iNares All p-rsoos who wisa % uasufp"s'i isssss
themselves oe fisnds should sivs No rsi-'Jsds
al InrDJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

-w. o.. indebted 70 Capt. W lila. o. ,ns
q c'.I1,,,, for Albany papers Of yesterday
....:' s 9 :ss.... Il q =. .aa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

III. town Of North BrOotaed. noted Tor tnfiit and
public spirit have voted p.soe copy Ia me school
house VI ..eh 4 their ri.e di'ifie's
fsgrin. f-.t Rsygt can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
Mai. BeaIr. Expedited against the Apae he.


Msnr Beau. IN command Of the Dragon force
In Nv Mexico arrived al -,ntN rs N the %,h OF Jan
usry from Tsos alter having made an ara Gus Ahd
succC ssion excursion ssAnr tee indiNh' ~. o'."
slble at ect Of this expedition vast protect Nr IA
brystrsin Il wagons from rImorrd suacts OF tne u
dlans bat s~rviccs were not needed Ia tnl' ca
yaciiy be- turned hs attention g. the enemy h' -"
Tao. On The I'd oi December vi'h fciac hfn'n o'
men 4 comy.ny l. and plunged INTO To as noun
,aius then covered with 'nos rom eisht % 'ssnv
FEET d~ep without rosd 10 folo~ ~ marx !" ul''c'
bis course save toe snow al p"h' OF W.
For three days they 'oilri ~ clearing s"Ay y" VA
T. the i-yh II u feet before they could knl- :, '
ch.e,,4., IRE " n, -rd Of OF Gays thry rescued
Mr. Aubry. train ant found II p'ricciy 'hir Lo' nv
Ing been moies,sd - the indians
H.1 them vr,credr.i t. the valley Of Green
Horn 10 order 10 obisln icfe." ior n' u',sr' .Io
thence be Proceeded n he return 70 - - W ~
Of the ,.toya mounisins Itl' rout' p,D'e' W"
vor,s than the Tsos chain. The command having u
struggle through SNOW from ~ - +" ',e' o' ''
sapce oi 10 or Is miles IN W" ."t ~ -. -,
as. m,tc Ia . short time party u Aysehes vel
mounted we're ovrrtssen entering one ~ th-ir Wis
a.. Here NJ held tax vita in'n - vel IS Win
rotd ia..~ chief ~ rcs1.' 81 "hica y" 80 So
n.., T. treaty of y-.c-. and 80 an evidence ~ inef
,nc.rity they gave ~ 49, the 't"i~u property 10 VIZ
,.,-.. II sft.r hl. return rom th.s rNcsi'ipn
=, NJ, AL di.p.trh~d the horses for t.r nm-
A A.. ,.i.f II col trrHrplis ss'efns yafty t"S"tn"r
xuh thirty day. provisions .ni IN" o'h OF msirs i'f
10 convey nce - them 40 th' al MOI 's.'u
d,i,s direct from Ms1r Bc.l. IN >ania p . eaf"s
n, room e. question INC genera coffrc'n-'' OF Tue
nsv. in regard ~ TIE unfortunate condition u tie
party under col }. -, H.. -
al. ~ of which Charles II N.rrii ". appointed
c.n,.io ard JsmesHsn LieUien.ni Ins ar't nicer
s.t, az the seconi ca ADD TIE pfl'sD' ~ per
IT, ,m,l Don bad maize IL appearance 10 santa Re
WgBsrkEs grAATo DICTIONARY ~ r"' 4'"''-
poo,-A, meeting Of the BOARD Of iabhe lni'fac'
uon Of = Louis March H. -
| .. p..,y-,e That a copy " Webst-rs Babritsrd
o,.,,o p,e,ion.ry se gl.o.d upon the i.ss Of each
,-,ch.r 10 tho Grammar department OF :, Loe'
paohc school. - Q book OF reference Tor teachers
and pupils
"A. 81, .r.,,e., | sm proud Of the work u 10
srsufytns 90 see that gEes suee 1nive,ss sachse-
roo sssu recommend II a. the standard 10 TIE
| fl bic Schools Of hs c"'r mos II ossioS, "a
SUPERINTENDENT o, Public lrssrseto1 10 lo~s
| In. town OF North BrOoite4d noiei 'or iafht and
public spirit have voted to p.soe copy ~ "s oeo'o'
| - 49, fEfF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

~ Ps,ent kuloserboessf Rsnse. insvJ eoa'rs's
combining ell tho ls5 impsovemsos fo' scotS1yhS
ssd ths performance Of ell eoosng eaass, cp-sss
Win ease and ssrsf,o,ioo I~ sss oyr ksliH''"
snd 80 Wsierst. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

IL De1erratfc Wits Jeist Exec,t,x,
Aevess, The bsllos Of The n,.c -
ssys es,a vrcasy printed and 10 sccors.ncn "
hs>esst rhss the dlfsreni Ward Commiit.,. b.
q 10 ssod 10 The Hsss oasners 81 the 0ens,s reu-st
" srosd.Y Hoese. on MONDAY EvENISG' ~,
I~n - ne ceios a. co'reoted The corr-c, h, n.
80 mso. Of the Au- dod Ch,rer" " ""1 P''h'"'
lss' .oe .sove os published In sl IN, n.v.,.
s"o teesdsy. The IN ard lO1h mat
G Y. WGspLt, Secretary ChSrmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
nf.lkkQ aQpTHtQ.

~ Are The ooly pesoos In The uuitsd State Ne ~
c.sns ~ STEAM. Msfchsnu and others 10 ssn q ~
description u Pfinns can be suited "a The me- "'"sS
i-fns BY calling OF hs rrindos ss,shl shmsn Sssss~
sao saldiss A great vsro,y VI ns~ aad e,ssus -
~ eoaaisy merchant bile cards, ke BIZ iissss -
"A i'm proved style s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

~ Ics spstss Trsds Of scar Cos4Iilss srd esAss -
70 ne ZINE to Advesuse 10 CosBuy rsr.D. ,ns'
which san ~ hsd o. ' h P,fss.'s As-rey hss
pui~t ~ the rabtshsfs 10 ~ sstsripSrs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

To CutSrss DrNtKs- bsssNS ~ tsrs $50 ca.
r., sni-ssued of-rs foo ss!s. o. price, sscs ssss
Oh gusl coat email s,oeA Of he ss, an4s~sce< ssis
Far sri STA Hsss s1d Csps TIE aasilss ef Nv ~
cleo pf-cis-ly The lhuse he feAs ~
lhs icdnc-ment 10 offered simply H. coos cssoe. ~
b-ios not The lsIes, fsshi m n okNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

IA an American | sm proud Of The ~ors u 10
srsufyins 10 zee that sires suee aniVe,se aohse-
I'm sasl recommend II - the standard 10 TIE
r,.n. s.ecols os this stst. THos n BENTON, ia
SUPERINTENDENT o, Public lrssraeto1 10 lo~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

wv "a Bass a Go tsu-ss, O." srcs;-sy ~.
Yofk. AID g., th.s,nuta Philadelphia ere sos sss
their s,ilas sly!e ol 0-uuemru Hale TIE sni'eos
l-sriiy hlch hs. have ossin.d. ifSa h-v se-'.
beauty and -sc-ieuc-, isihs ses, suNsey thScu ~.
Al &c th-u suP-iio'.,y oscs al cshefs sa.s uas.
he sufhciso, convince The Bcss lperedscss 1a
u economy as vel - ~ spr"Sssce. thsJ ". G.
chespesi Has sOld -ih-' In The eiy ~ slsv~ss~
WV II h ksE CO 10 BrosissJNf
tpSl - .ni 10 gh-siuuta Fhass.tt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
RKnOkiYN AFFAIRS.

BURGLARY -On Saturday afternoon Iast an old
ADJ named Ns Anderson ~" robbed of all her itls
store The ynlsin broke open her essst which con
tanned five American easlss three dollar bills sss
OF silver spoons soms vslusbls gold rinss. and swo
portraits taken miniature snd set good essos oil
of which carried Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
rlssrNOgRs YON CALiVOaNIA
~ Are requested /, reed Inc f'"~ins esfu'sss "
Cspt ~, DDasp ~ tho Cr~sc~ot Guy, tone.fprs
.PKEsERXEp HREsH HRONlsIONs

81 eefrf, ibsi "a his lees ttp IA ChsS'es Ne Cs~'.
Cn.I Iors On tosrd before leaving NsstSe ~.
escorted Dressed Meau nom Tho ss'slise-ssi - IH"s
kSSssrr Co Onny friurn. sfsf lssu'f 1875 y,
cans wers opened snd lhs eoatsnS f,and " - ps"'
A. set and pu,rtetous have no hesiiaoa 10 f,eet
lag ,h.f Provisions 80 lee hst zen be ispsnisi
L srODDAkD. Msstsf Of s,ssmsf (fessei'W
ksv rors. Apuls i8t
C-uihoss~s from Cspt Warsas.s ~ he see VIC
numssous Other nss,-rs II v-sses fnsy to "eus =
s,.. wh-r. ofdsss for pssssnssns of shp so'c . =
p,ome,i, Attended ~ THOMAS kENsErrh,0
siOH = Wv
PHsssoIoDs % . FOvisa l-cIaies The ss'as
Ciaion Hal 90 Self perfection asd Tie nsrssesS
Cbldf.n" lie hsndl-s The sa'Jee, In . nssns' f~'o
larry fofciols snd impressive We b>spess for h1s'
hoQss, - usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
Election To-day.

PLACES or HOLDING THE POLLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

srsi>. CsprSr~s iioa'~s--p~fs oos'ps os'iv' a q
spms c.fpe.ns. russ. t'o' "i c'o'o Si's sa'e'- 81
cssp.uns -r odshi by eli m-sns Ia stsrias The . :.
AID extensive sssonm-ai q M eh.,r-si cvpe 49, -
n-nt Ia abs Uas.d s.alcs. " very lilsss Asp;p'
where vii he soaua sap-rO, sni comma qsshi ss'-'
fli patterns. oil remarkably lo~ p'r's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

Nj FLOYD offered ?, solutions thai the tact tbs
,hr President Il thr urd ~tstes 10 'wner Of large
rnrbef Il slaves and that b. hu formed Cabinet 81
:, 70 .ve yrcpondercuce In h. aaei' q the sla'e
u..r-,hs, ~ appointments 4 nfce thus sr udicatr
inflammation l. prurci All rtie III tue '-'- hpii
a, nt,r,st-.ud 81 a. the Indications aim uish us
-, ~, t,uou,.t. g. Tho sxtcnslou Of slavery vii h-
,.,,ov,d The circumstances demand pssctu4nrs.
and ecti,ty that ought t. pIeVsil On l-haf " thu
neil, ,t the STATE oi New York "" 'aould evihce
,torrsied purp g. prevent TIE formation OF any
c,y,l Co,erumrntin Csliiornis and New Mexico which
ao..r prohibit the Introduction OF slavery and tho
institution of slavery upon the ifte sOi OF thOse cnun
and that this declsrst 10 msi~ regardless OF
dictatory aud Indignant po~"rs frum Whatever quar-
lar. .uch threats may The nrst resolution Was
80 -, tao t.bl~ j. b The second referred %
-sl,rt Committee A motion . report ms AFT, moon
was pvt sLd lcst
rlty c.sF or A>THosN / KoHEArso>
Mr. cox offered 81 a res .Gi.tn I'rohlhl,ing ~
rao>Y KobrETsoN from drawing ~ .-Afy 40 Code
/ Cotntni,.nrr Tor which b" nd Mt performed any
dot, IT,. HrHa of ihi. eV.n.as ssys be hAs JfsEu
,~l ycsrs sHsry.
1 kgbKRrTs rOk NV YORK
| The tiii appointing Referees Tor Ne~ ' - wa'
,sseu up ana ordered to &. third reading The senate
| then tuVk recess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

" We have despatch IN regard 10 the oPen.
ins of the csusss bu, the came Information VI" pub
li.hsd IN our Albany corro.pondence some days sso'
We oui, a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

PORTRAIT Oh HrsKI CLr.-Anthony Co
2o5 Broadway have issued nov engraved head 1t tho
old Chief from an original painting by c Jsr'" 10
has some very s,roos pOiau, though We do not deem
H. as whole superior to any other No one who hes
once .sen Mr. Clay eau hesitate - to the likeness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

\ moDtiS Mao, --Oeoms ,frifs sjis = h'|
which are uhsoc. " .lcsue~ ss's. hshrs~w 60 go
6n.h hut What better 'ssn all. hey isri,s '-''
b-,ng null e'luss, she b-sls'sdoi" ss -v- 90
end sro yet sOld 81 four Jo.lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

~. The Ninth Ward Hat Company 2'l
Breecierm osers or the inspection q the public
new and elrsan, assortment Of Hats and Csps II the
prey siling spring styls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
NEWBORN ILt.IsIATt tE.
-ESAiI.-..ALBA>y Monday, A

b. IfALF
Mr.. VILLAS ftplftrt fatorsiS. with amend
nens on the bill from House reatve t. the Cour,
Of Appeals The principal amendment provides insi
the Court hold session ~ some other place ih.n
brooklyn C0ur, House and hNes the number Of terms
snnus y a,nve leaving the time and location with tn
Court
SENECA i>pIA>s
Mr. IoH>.o> reported nlii vestins the rov
ernInent of the Seneca lndsns In a new aiy ~h.ch
was ordered T. a ihird reading
A,sEsNENr ~ HA>s sro,k
On motion. the t.lI suhi"ctus stock c'ri"'A'l rs
t. assessment referred 1 select commit" t. b"
sarror>o 1.Sr cnaurtM>
The hiil si'hnu1Ing the O-densourSl ha.roat
Company To- .f,ct bfitss across -" 'hampain
-, Mess. SCI. ~. s,ni. Bn.s Coru~-'.
Pine 0~idss. Hsm1H.. rr-sd~-il "isins. anf Law
NN,-As.m. Brosn'on. Cur Ci-s Cool. to'
foyi, tro.i. Hal ! .hn.1o Lit-. aud Nns4nn-l i
NJ FiNf moved Go reconsider the 'ntc frIc't-
, th, b,l r.u-rsins that ~ DID not know y neither
he should cal ny to. ti.l -g,n Tue 'ot- vs.. recon
.iderci and c'rr-d when the o va '"d IN 'h' '"o'
toNNls-IuNTEs NAT - rEuokLi>
NJ Ruhht reported 900 concurrence with the
sm,ndln.nt t. tn House ll t. sitter h" unj oi
tl- .intnssl neg. n-p II "fo'Syn. excepting ihrt
:. i.'iyr To- 70. Hamilton svenu"
Nr U,AlyY hoped the hil would b. assent. /
T. =. "a was t-rnsndcd by iaf-e majority u tho cit
yunt 81 brooklyn
Mr. BokF, rose to explain that the avenue 80
ire. 90. md g. Green~ood straight line, alta heavy
coat and g. the ,sr.iacton Of the owners OF the pro
uer,y m tts vicinity 10 80 the line ~n changed
through the application Of Interested parties win
view If directing the travel 10 this route and which
proved If .rcat injury d the Old route II" seeuon
| proposed wss g. rcst"t" mat lbr
VI. JWt>-rN a. cctcd t. changing the old lines
| Of streets Win. az urgent necessity iemsndodi
Mr.. BoAht notion rrcNsscd.
A,tLHoAp tfuN iDCAfoRr TO hvffALo.
Mr. - 80 reported c.lp.rt, the tlI .at!vc q
~. Lockpart sud rl",lo R.iroai witch was ordered
| to stt!'d reading
NA,ysr rRookIhN.
| NJ Bok,L reported complete the hIIi relative T.
N.vy.t Brooklyn which wss also ordered 10 ihiTd
| reading
| ADfovkNNE>r
| The Resolution for al ouruuent Gssin al ei
mn discussed aud aid over. Mr WLxIN stating that
m. ub c interest meh t call the Legislature 10 pro
! lsus the session TOR Say or two.
CoMNIssioNERs % TsACriCE And fLrAniN"s
| Mr. WuAt> moved second reading OF the hiN
,eaopioung Commissioners Of Practice and Headings
In. motion u.ins agreed g. the OIL was read -nf -
TERED TO select Commute O. ," reported complete
Nj G. AKIN rose Ani opposed tie tai a. some
i,nslh ur.iug the usconsttutons - tie same and
moved th., II DE- postponed 10 the III Of JAY which
| wa. lost "a s.s1 the motion - postpone linden
ui,.y The b then again ,ferred 10 BE- r'pofied
ccr,'.e and a resolution adopted restricting the de
! bate - 0 inmates
SLAVERY AID INV TRTsipxST
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Stay Festival 1919 meeting Of tn. Com
" Aransemsuo vii be held THIS (Tue.ds,
A"'NS, 81 he Apollo Rooms. entrance s. Canals .,
y seiocs s,e,sv nv rNas Co..
a.aevs D BosrVs secretary .ie,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29

A Pointed RehukA.

We find the following in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and it shows plainly the effects
Of unconstitutional whig legislation:
Ozone ofihe Clerks Of the election a,
the TIA ward poll, refused to sign the tai
lys, and wrote his reasons therefore on the
two sheets, The following is a copy of
bis protest against the proceedings oil the
jndges--lt is very pointed:
The undersigned, one Of the Clerks OF
the election, duly qualified and acting as
such, declines to attest the foregoing state
nent Of votes, or 10 concur in any manner
in the above certificate, because it is not q
true and correct record of the votes polled,
but il is illegal untrue and fraudulent, in.
asmuch as there were two hundred and
fifty eight votes polled for Alexander Long
for the Office Of Representative, two
, hundred and fifty votes polled for Hen.
ry Reed.er for the office Of Repre-
! sentative, two hundred and fifty -four votes
for John Bennett for the office OF Represent
alive, and seventeen votes for George f.
Pugh for the Office Of Representative, and
sixteen votes for Andrew J. Pruden for the
officc Of Representative. and one vote for
Jacob Finn for the Office Of Representa-
tive, and one vote for Geo. w. Runyan
Tor the office Of r representative, which The
Judges Of the said election refused to count
and record in the above statement, as by
law they were bound TO do, against which
proceedings, the undersigned hereby enters
his solemn protest. ------------ --.--------
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29
1flarriaqcs.


In this village, on the 25th inst, by N. D.
Clark, Esq, Mr., WILLIAM DYSON, of Gar
rettsville, to Miss ESTHER WRIGHT, of
Hiram.
In this village on the 2lst inst. by Rev. H. D.
L. Webster, Mr.. MO NROE TAGGART, of
Franklin, to Miss ALZADA ANGEL, of this
place.
In Randolph, on the 7th inst. by Samuel Aus
tin, Esq. Mr.. JOSEPH MINOR and SARAH
A. WINDER.
In Freedom, on the 18th inst, by o. L. Drake,
Esq, Mr. CLINTON HERRICK, of Ravenna,
to Miss LUCINDA GREEN, of Freedom.
In Brimfeld. on the 2lst inst, by Uriah Saw
yer, Jr., Esq, Mr.. FRANK F. RUSSELL, of
Brimfeld, to Miss LENCIA A. BARTHOLO-
NEW, of Atwater.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Flowers
Mr. A. J. WILLIAMS, of Newberry, Geauga
Co. to Miss AMELIA C. FRENCH, of Perry,
Lake Co. Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29
Dcatbs.


Lii Shalersville, Oct 25th, SOPHRONA E
laughter of Rosanna M. and Royal Tyler. aged
l years
The circumstances attending the death of the
deceased are painful indeed to relate Her
clothes accidently took fire from candle which
she had, and no one being present at the time
were almost entirely consumed before the flames
were extiuguished She fingered in painful
agony eight days after this unfortunate occur.
renee when death terminated her sufferings
Hast thou, dear child, so quickly gone,
And bid thy weeping friends adieu,
To dwell in peace beyond the sky,
Thy Sayiors face in Heaven to view
Yes, thou art gone to mansions fair,
Thy happy spirit now hath fed,
While the frail tenement of clay
Finds a repose among the d ad
Thou vast too pure to longer stay,
In this vile world of sin and pain
Heavens thy abode where angels dwell
And peace and love forever reign.
There wilt thou range the fields of light,
And bask in beams of purest day;
Eat the celestial fruit of life,
And pluck the flowers that meier decay.
Weep not then friends that she's no more,
Although from your embrace she's fown
But her prepare to meet again
In that bright world to which she's gone.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29
BURNT TO CINDERs.

W. Is, Sloon:-Dcar sir: Justice demands
.hat l shcuid return 10 you my unfeigHe2
thanks Tor yonr uRParallellcd Ointment Three
wesks ago my daughters clothes caught fire.,
and before the flames could be extpgu;sbod
they were all burnt 10 cin,lt r., the child wss
SO BADLY burned that DEATH seemed inevitable
IN less than twenty-four hours. Your Oinfsaent
was recommended, and used with success-it
gave perfect relief! 1t is needless 10 add that
tne t,I ch IL is now well end about her business.
The medicine is all and mors than il is RECON-.
mended to be. Every family and person should
have il in their possession
feel indebted TO you for my child's lifo. and
anything that can do for you your me edicina
am ready and willing 10 perform.
Your humble servant,
JolsN n. CRANs..
Flint Creek, Lake Co., Ill Feb. ..2s, Is49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29
RATTLE SNAKE BITE.

Dr. W. B. Sloan:- Dear sir; Last month Mr..
A. B. Taylor. Of Gopher Hill, Indiana, had
horse badly bitten on the nose by Raitlesnaks.
Some ten hours after, saw the horse. his
head was remarkably swollen, Immediately
applied your Ointment freely, and we were as
tonished at the prompt relief afforded. In less
than one hour the swelling began 10 abate, and
in twenty four hours it had nearly all subsidized /,
and within three Gaysthe horse was not only
fit for use. but was actually put TO hard labor
without any injurious result
Yours, Resp't l. S. BARTLETr.
Chicago, June 9th, IS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-29
FIVE LARGE DEEP ULCERS.
ShahnvOan, VIZ ID M,r,I cs 1cxn

Dr. W. B. Sloan-Dsar sir: In my opinion,
the greatest cures effected are those that have
longest resisted the skill ofthe Medical Faculty..
Admitting that TO be fact. l have d case is
Poinl' to wit. M. James Hanford, of Sht5tygon
rats, was crippled Two years with fDe iaree
so much swollen he could not get ON a boot ,
Nearly all the most popular Physicians in va
rlors places. have treated his case without anv
benehelsl effect Last August. Mr. Hanford
sellcited my advice. F,succeeded in reducing
thn swelling and healed-two of the sores. The
other three abored at,tiIf the. first Of Februa.
ry, without much ifdhy Benefit, when p gave
MN oox oil Stoon's Ointment, and in three
weeks ho was well. Respect'y. yourr.
&. B. OsTRANDER NJ. d.
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How singular it is that the men who make mo-
ney the fastest, whose wares are sought for and
paid for, by the whole universe, who roll up their
hundreds of thousands of dollars in 10 or 20
years; how singular it is, that these very men
are said to be dealing in humbug,' or Patent
medicines. new article is put forth, ,--Vaughns
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture for instance it
sells and cures: hark. another humbug,' is heard
The sales of the Great American Remedy.
Vaughns Lithontriptic, swell to enormous a
mount people are still cured tens of thousands
have received benefit from its use; still 'humbhg
Is heard, and the patrons of this medicine look
around to discover where the constant yelping
comes from.-Alas! from the medical Faculty,
who like little dogs barking at the moon, still
keep it up, while the moon shines on See Great
American Remedy in our columns, hear Agents
stories of Vaughn's medicine.
WELL NIGH TOO LATE
DR.. w. B. Sloan-Sir: Last New Years, no
ticed my colt had swelling on the pastern joint
of one hind leg, which increased and after few
days broke, and became almost one entire run
ming sore from the hoof. to the hook; at length
ths swelling and Inflammation extended to the
body. The intestines being so much affected
came out about the size of quart measure
showed the colt to a great number of persons, som
ofwhom were Physicians, and some Farriers, for
the purpose Of eliciting information relative to
the proper treatment. All remarked, that they
had never seen or heard of similar case and
gave il as their opinion that no medicine could
save his life; several ofmy neighbors advised me
out of kindness to the colt to kill it, During the
extreme cold weather of January and February,
the colt laid SO much on its side that the bones
came through the skin in several places. How
ever, whenit was we'll nigh too late, commence
ed using your valuable Ointment, since which
the inflammation has all disappeared, the intes-
tines have gone back, the leg is entirely healed,
and the colt is now playing about, the only mark
ofany misfortune having befallen it being slight
enlargement of the pastern joint. To all of
which q large number of my neighbors can
testify. My residence is near Treeport: Ste
phenson Co. Iii.
Yours, sc. O. P. McCoo1.
March 21 1910
gySec Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column For further particulars and testimo-
malls get Pamphlets of agents
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PUFF AWAY
SMALL STEAMERS.

. wi "A l. Il . L z n I'VE Il No.
T,IIERE IS ANOTHER SHIP AFLOAT
1 and just entered the service Of the
good people of the Western Reserve, TO fur>
nisll them wi h H.ARDW.dRE of various
kinds and qualities, also. StoUes and Pipe,
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron aVare at the
lowest estimate, for the rocks (Califernla
Gold moi excepted) The subscriber wishes
it unders ood that he hts good assortment
of Stoves, which are all warranted, and that
he will not be undeIsold if it splits him.
Tariff thrown off, and Cheap Sales. Those
desiring to purchase are invited to call and
they will become convinced of his veraeity.
All kinds of produce taken i'll exchange,
at the market price.
Shop in KEATS Brick Block, in the Store
formerly occupied by Charles Fl. Kent.
WELLINGTON lSBELL.
Franklin, Oct. %, l849. 2j0tf.