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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
The new Cuban Movement.

The rumor Of new exhibition against
Cuba derives some additional force, remarks
fhe Baltimore Sun,- from the fact that the
Washington Republic copies an article
from the Courier des Etats UWs, of the
l7sh, which asserts that the reports Of q
new expedition against Cuba have assum-
ed 'saeh q degree of consistency that,
unfortunately, it is no longer possible to
regard them as mere faneitul rumor.- =
The Courier say that preparations are
going on secretly with thegreatest activity,
since il is desired to act at once before the
reinforcements expected from Europe
shall have placed the island in too for
rnidiable stdte Of of'defence, and more >espec-
tally before the organization of line Of
steamers between Cadiz and Havana shall
have put Spain within few days reach
Of her colony. w hat is the most singular
partaof the story is, that this liberating
plot is being prepared under the auspices
pf General Lopez a man who already
stands indicted for. violation Of the laws ol
this country, in filing out the former ex
Pediiipn, and in joining which he deceived
20 many persons By false pretences. e53
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

RlcH SkETcH.-A few days since, a
gnileman and lady, fresh from Vermont,
visited our city for the laudible purpose OF
getting .joined for life," i. g., married. -
After the ceremony was duly performed,
according TO INV and doctrine, the newly
married couple repaired to one Of our first
class hotels. and took lodging for the
night. Instead of shutting offthe gas !; he
blew out the lights and went to bed. In a
short time the disagreeable smell Of the
gas began to spread through the house, and
the servants were dispatched in oil direc
tions to find out from whence it proceeded
After some search they traced the odor to
the. room Of the happy couple. ana knock
ing at the door, Which was locked, they
asked whit was the matter,
ssaMatter! nothing. What are you dis
turbing me fors Begone!"
The smell of. gas still increased, and at
last the domestic burst open the door, and
shut off the gas the spouse all the time
scolding like q good 'un. ;rzs#:
a'.W by do you not shut off your gas2'
inquired one of servants. ts5
= sssas! gns? what gas2 1 haint seen
no gas. Il blowed out the light, that's
all.n~4---- -.-.-.-
ssWe!lf did you not smell something
strdngei" 49, .iaE =
s.Why, yes" replied The new husband,
but supposed it was q natural conse.
q,'eness Of getting naarried!-South Bos-
ton Gaz, g sef-sA t.'553=' --2Gse 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
The two Apprentices.

In early years Ishad two friends, whom
shall call James and Charles. At The
age of sixteen, and during the sumo year,
each commenced to learn The trade Of shoe.
making. Three years afterwards, at the
age Of nineteen, they were allowed their
time, 10 act for themselves, and appropriate
all their earnings to their own purposes.
They felt they were, or soon should be,
men. This eventful period was to each OF
them subject Of serious reflection, which
resulted in the formation of various plans
for future execution. Both were agreed as
TO the importance und necessity of earning
Us much money rs they could, having in
view the same end-their best enjoyment.
They differed greatly, though, as to the
surest means OF its attainment. Charles
felt convinced Of t:,e wisdom of making
sure of his enjoyment in season, and Of
taking the good Of his money us he earn
ed it. ~ james likewise felt that it was
wise TO secure immediate and continual en-.
joyment, but not MS did Charles, tha, to ssa-
cure this they mus, spend all their earnings.
James fel! certain Of securing present en-
joyment by endeavoring TO save something
for. the futures Charles saw no promise o!
present happiness, but in Immediately
spending, for personal qualification, ulEhis
earnings, trustings TIM. the future would
always be as propitious 10 his pleasure as
he fancied he could then make the present.
Thus they sci out together in life, alike
in circumstances and ability, each, deter.
mined TO secure Of this Lies erjoymenls
his inll share, differing however, greatly
as to the means of Obtaining ii Both were
indu trious; Charles, though, could carr
more in given time than james, and ye
the balance, Of their reckonihgs with thei
eml'l ,yeis. at different periods, always tolc
the m 'st .arorab. " tolIe latter.
Eigln years pas sed nwny gnnd fheyeawer,
still shopmates, md Unmarried. { Charlie.
was esteemed moral and respectable, and
Iasa good fellow, who '.enj ',yed life,' md
as desirable co,npanion, especialfg b,
the, ladies'. II q, pleasure party. was il il
teentenTlatlon. or a ..good lime" of f.pny
'sortlte be ad.snone was more. welcomed
more solicited. or more rendy TO participat.
in itsenjoy ineDts ihanehe., &zs5t .as.'s.'s5.
T. Many days and evenings has Jane.
contentedly sat; and drawn the tiresom,
! thread, and piled the weary hammer, Will,
Charles was riding, dancing, and nainnielins
IN social parties. z But more were the day!
afterwards that Charles discontentedly So
and drew The iiresome thread and piled the
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/, ,DENTISTRY.
Rooms in Sevmour's Block. oyer Post r,

Hooms IN Seymonr's Block, over Post Office
DR. 3 7. sPELMAN, DENTIST, would
II announce to the people of Ravenna
and vicinity, that he has located perma-
nently in this place, and is prepared to ,at>
tend to every call in his professional line.
Since the introduction of carved work by
the Boston Dentist, by which they are ena-
bled to insert teeth that are VERY MUCH
moro sERyicEABLE and durable than the old
kind, and by which they are enabled to i'm
itate nature SO exactly that the most carefuI
observer cannot detect the mechanical
denure, the profession has .ehtered on new
era, SO that the old practice, in every de-
par,ment, iss either greatly improved OF
wholly abandoned. seer - ~ .E
DIR. IS. IS in possession of all these I'M.
proyements, and is prepared to WARRANT his
work, either on the Improved or old plan,
equal to that of the Boston Dentists. s-e
June 10, 1850. 262tf
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The Rochester Knoc.1ings.

- "A Boston paper publishes a most repul-
siye account of a spiritual Interview thfo'
the Rochester K noekers, with DR.. Parkman
and Professor Webster. The latter is
smade to sckaewledge premeditation of his
crime, and to proclaim that his penitence
had secured him forgiveness. DR.. Park
man is then called for-the craps" respond
spd eoiloquy follows: 5[s s.
seasQ Does DR.. Parkman sanction all
that DIR. Webster has said? A. am DR.
Parkman;; we are happy now, our sins
are forgiven. 1 endorse all he has said. =
What mocking spirit may have assum.
I'd the place Of Dr.. Parkman, it is hard to
eo4jssture, but it played all its part when
altering sentiments Of such sIaxity on the
subject of endorsement. The dialogues Of
che dead, reportedby this rapping telegraph
sshayeaH been trifiing and. absurd. This
one is. Ia addition, repulsiye in the extreme.
- fiftsburgh Post. pa7 10 aazsxz
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TO THE SICK.

JUST received, a supply of s. S. Fitche:
- Medicines. consisting of Pulmonary
Bslsam. Depurtive Sylup. Pectoral 5Ex.
pectorant, Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca.
thartic Pills, Cough Pills. Catarrh Snuff
Heart Correcsor, Humor Corrector, Palmo
nary eL'nlment, Nervine Tonic Wash, Anti
n1ucus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile Oint.
inent, Vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptic vom'
t.ing, AntiaDysPeptic Mixture. Female Spe'
cihc, Female Pills., Female Restorative, Pull.
monary Suceedaneum, Pills for Diarrhea. OF
Bleeding Luags, and LiniHieht for Neural,
gia. Rheuinatfsn,. &c. 1s s9"z r. BARD.s
Ravenna, July l, 1850. Taa
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The Lower Class.

Who are theyf The toiling millions,
the laboring man and woman,. the farmer
and the mechanic, the artisan, the produ'
cert Far from it. These are natures
nobility-the salt Of the earth. No mat
ter whether they are high or low in sta
,ion, rich or poor in pelf, conspicuous or
humble 10 position, they are surely the
supper circles in the order Of nature,
whatever the fictitious distinctions OF
society, fashionable or Questionable de-
cree. Ititthe highest duty, privilege and
pleasure, for the great man and whole
souled woman 10 earn what they possess,
10 work their way through life, to be the
architects Of their own fortunes. Some
may rank the classes we have alluded to,
as relatively low, and in fact the mledling
classes. We insist they are absolutely
the very highest. lfthere be class ol
human beings on earth who may be de-
nominated low, it is composed of those
who spend without earning, who consume
withon. producing, who dissipate on the
earnings oflheir fathers or relatives with.
out being ordoing any thing in and for
themselves .-..
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. scoyernment Exnenditures.

For many years the Wing presses have
kept up an unceasing complaint ega'hs.
the Democrats, (says the Hartford limes')
on account Of the 60, ernment expences.
In broad terms, without giving reasons,
they, declare the expenditures 10 pc tar too
high. They grumbled continually during
the Mexican war, thoughthe maintainance
ofan prmy in foreign land wos accom-.
plishsd al surprisingly low sum-and
though moro was done in comparison. to
the amount of money expended, than any
army ever before did, Blu, it was their
life TO grumble was their main stay tc
opposs- When did the Whig party ever
come up nebly. to the aid OF our govern
noent during Democratic administration
When was there an appropriation made
that did not meet the hostility Of Whiggo
ryf 5ssis z5ss.s = 4s ),
A Year ago last March the Whig ad'
minissration came into power, " We "oui.
ask for the evidences of economy which
they have q, often promised. An expen'
diture Of jfffy ts0o naillions Of dollars il
one wear, is not the kind Of retrenchmen
which the people had right to expect, af
ter all the fair professions that were made
TO them. We are at peace with all tn
world new, rand still the expences amour
to Just bout the same sum of money tha
they did under Polk's administration, whel
there was war, and an army was support
ed and sustained in the m DIST Of the enemy
The Wings may talk Of deep interest ol
on, comparatively small national debt
and may twist and wiggle as they wei
know how, buttheye cannot justify their ex
pences, nor their promises.-Ohio States
MAN. ) .ssetesss-z **tss>-3a - -'..s go.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

NAMES NOsH IN THE BOX
.atca 'ef-Chesier w. Hinman, Aaron
Porter, Jr. Henry E.. Mansfield. -,
.9vrcra-Samuel F. Hickox, Alanson
Parker. e.,.. S,,.r -. .z''t sg-azssS.s
. Brin,feld--David Coburn. Ssz
Chaflestorn-Frcderi Loolnis.
Dee.fttA-George Weber, Joseph P.
PoWnall. Samuel Diver. a
Edmburgh-J James Ranncy, William Ohm
stead, Andrew Clark, Ebenczer Pearson
Dennis Gnddard.3 v5 "a fJstf8 12tw
rs FrnakEn- Solomon Cole, Harvey &c
Newberry, Christian Cackler. a8 .sn5Is,,ss
-Freeaon--I. s. Delano.
ram-AlvahsUdal r, w. Hazen.z
.Mantua--Beniamin Blair. y
!Nslson-Joln n; Tilden BenjamlnPritch-
ard. .-.z1..+ - &'-s'1' ssE1sF
Pafmyra- -Ffeaeriek Westoser. 1ax
azPdris-t.aman II. Merrill. 9i-:a SEaFsY
f .Randolph-Festus= s. Coe, Justin Bold
| fng.sa f0i ,3asgaHztsat 5ff o. zg9., asyis
SO lsuscana -lSamuel d Stebbins. Henry L.
Day. uaszs
~ Roofstoacn-F Francis Il Chapman, Abram
b Olmstead. tasatF -@si esaG5Fe3 .ssrylfs2
F. Shdlesciye-Joseph Ladu, James, S,erl.
ing. .s.,s,4c slt a5'assf 30 51s4.. 20 Iqa4
Sttcctsborough-Arthur J. Reinhart.t
kg7 sSs4.6feld-Dayid Perkins, EbenezerI Dus
,ln, M,,, Aaron Adams, Thomas I,ho'rrr, fssae
Windhim-Ilenry A. Higley. -s@'"
I. N. b. For duties Of FfustcesJ ina this
case. see revised laws page aSos.. Ssc5ieu
81 of the Election law requires that the
Poll Books be returned to the Clerk within
two days of Eleetlon. d "a EeJssse. ~
Given under my hand at. Rayenna this
10th day of September. A. D. 1850. ,ea
JOHN GILLIS. Sheriff.
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STOVES.

Tin, Copper & Sheet-IrOn Ware.
TINE subscriber has on hand q large and
l. general assortment of Stoves, of the
most approved and convenient patterns,
such as 1ssF3i &i;9fSss 31e - <sfsc H$s
Cobb's in.proved Elevated Ouem, Western
9' Economical, Premiums, SeJf Reg -
-az53,ss5aa ulators, &c. &c. sag57sah '1s
which he will sell q TITLE lower than any
other establishment in this section Of coun-
try, for Cash or Ready Pay s,!J &c ~,
He also has on hand an excellent asaortr
ment of Tin,i Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Stove-pipe and Stove Trimmings, all OF
which he will sell very low, for cash or ap
proved country produce at his stand a few
doors east of Gillett's Store, Ware Of eve.
ry description manufactured to order, and
Job Work done on the shortest notice.
G.. A. PITKtN.
Ravenna, June 10, 1919. gl1tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

Don't sny you will become rich till you
have asked your wife. Of oil spendthrifts
TIM, rture invented, thoughtless woman
is the most so. We care not how much
money man may make, if his wife does
not second his endeavors, he is just as sure
of dying poor, as if he kept a grocery store
and trusted every body. ,s-> s..,. ...-
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NEW GOODS.
KENT, GRENELL e. Co.
OF FRANKLIN,

",-s@ t5<3 OF FRANKLIN, -s2'.4
a RE now receiving their !N'eao Spring
n Goods and would merely say that their
assortment will be as complete and extern
sive as any other in tie country, and as for
prices they will not be undersold by any
concern in this or adjoining counties.
Thankful for past favors they would re-
spectfulIy solicit continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore received. The
highest market price paid for most kinds of
produce. In regard to the Wool TRADE
they will be on hand as heretofore and will
pay the highest market price for oil that
may be offered. ..'..- -.
Franklin, May 97,1S5o. f. :sEgs.Ez Z.
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CHEAP GOODS

Arriving at the ShabrsVille Store.
A V. HORR would respectfully say TO
n. his old customers and friends. and all
persons who are desirous to use their money
to the best advantage, that he is receiving
his -'Ht
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
and is offering them at such LOW PRICES
that every one who calls and examines, is
sure to buy; and they say we sell seme
Goods cheaper than any of our neighbors
in the county. CALL AND EXAMINE.
L think you will fud 1t true. l.. a-4 e.. .r.t
April 29th. A. V. HORR. r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

Mullnny says he was never hard up for
an hundred dollars, but once and then the
lender wanted ten per cent. a. month,
and the privilege Of paying him half the
loan in green cotton umbrellas. s-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

'..., ;. ,-. AGENCY. OF .-..--z. .-,
DR.. S. S, Fitch'S Celebrated Medicines,
Used by him with such distinguished success
sss.rss,.s. .- IN The cure of 80 f5EEFss--.
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Go"orr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c. t5.eg ,a- ss&G
Also, DIR. s. s. 5Fstch's Abdominal Sap
porters, Shoulder Braces, I,ahalsng
&c. Iubes, and Lectures on Con- '
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life and $ 7'.
''fsS' 80 Healthto Old Age, ~ q -
r5EEE.F &c. &c.
ROdoIphus Bard has been appointed
Agent for the sale Of the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders Office in Ravenna, only agent for
Portage County, Ohio. @sa''FT +Egc}
O5Dr. Fitch's "GUlDE Book TO INvALIDs,
and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers, in the Management
of Children, = may be had, gratuitousE,y by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book. 4a..4 .sta-8 .sr--s
R,vonno TIL, 1osn s'E<'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

The MISSISSIPPI GAZING M he
Plaquemine Sentinel of the 7th inst, says
that o number Of acres Of the river bank,
extending up from the mouth of Bayou
Pluqunline, had caved in within the previ
Gus few days, and as the water at that
point is still very deep, much apprehension
is entertained thai the earth will continue
to give way. 1t is upon the land of Mr..
Gervais Schlalre, situated in bend Of the
river, wherethe whole force Of the cur
rent strikes. This alarming land slide has
greatly widened the mouth Of the bayos,
and in its present state a much larger
body Of water will hereafter rush down
this bayou when the river is high. If the
earth continues to sink at this point, the
most serious consequences may be antici.
pated to those who live on the bayous in
the rear of Plaquemlne.
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Could not Live a Day, longer

MoesTs. Z. CALDWELL CO, of Ent Osye,o Osrete
Co., " y, faspecfale dfusgiets, m 80 We have j1st
neard, hrenih Nr Nhiieaen respectable Siiisrn q fs
place, Of mi important of ConsDmpttos, WHICH BRanfs
NpIks PUI4asAf BALsaa bss prodneJ The ,yiIa afs
acquaintance o his, who resides iu the OF Palermo,
this SIe lrgl beeing conie 10 lier Lcd, and
dangersy diseased, tint Lrr iisfsis st.ysd arcssi
for her Fac than ONE DAY ffItBERl Bn yWhn
ai other hope utterly hae se commenced faktg kRhT
PULMONARY BALSiM and lbs nedicHF efcacy hns fslsss
tending her Domestic hor.soi3 dfsnRd s She aekyow:>
edges, and is evdcn ir isisdeSca 10 SKANTS
BALSAM for or recovery from long s~rere s,rd daer
sickness aid h friends aEd shbv sorsidcr THAI ne>
ic;n rlIrlla ks-F-Fh W.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

DARASoLS-A splendid assortment just
i received and for sale cheap by
May 10. C, 'PRENIIss.
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SPRING GOODS.
r OW ELL, e. Co.

HAVE been receiving their Spring and
IL Summer Goods for several weeks past,
and will continue to receive for some weeks
to come, until their stock will be complete,
and being fully satisfied from the experience
of the past year, that the system which
they have adopted, viz SD erf -,rs,e,s,q
rnnnr c0nnc, -,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

Be calm and sleady: for nothing will
grow under moving harrow.
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, TO THE n PUBLIC. B Il c. Z.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to
the fashionables, and the public gener-
ally, that he has just opened shop ii Ra-
VIENNA, in the Preatiss House, where he i'm
tends carrying on the Tailoring business. in
all its branches, in the latest .4mericam and
European styles, or to suit the customer,
and with strict view to the form, features
and general mien of the wearer. He fattsrs
himself that BY strict attention 70 business
he will be able to suit even the most fastidi-
ons. All orders in his line will be attended
to on short notice, and on the most reasona>
bic terms. He furthermore pledges himself
that those who favor him with their patrons
age shall have their work well done,snd done
AT THE TIME PR OMIS E D.
@ Cutting warranted to fit if rightly
made up. az. B. A. DERBY. .
November 26, lS49.
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RAISED FROM TEEE GRAvE,

Mresrs Pratt ( r,lsfrFR ssetfat. If Jysst cs,araK
Conn., snd BRENT IS RdIS.tM hal eEyred
hupcess u Co.suMrTioa IN iheh that now
ue c,nIsmeene could he stl refe fhat IL h. raced
ttf ph3 and all
friends sad MUST pie! One rentFian In raricrlsr waa
is pysciaa told linn uaes 10 trks
aoc a:elrEe lie tfe 4hen ASpe iK tsrgn saka
BRAHi,S BAGSAM-Cor weIL-aad u 40 reu a. ete>
Larx .
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leploring his poverty and

weary hammer, deploring his poverty and
hard fortune. Il.
Another Year, and both were married
James living in q SMALL, neatly finished
house Of his own, simply furnished, and
nearly paid for--his friend occupying
/ larger and more costly. house. more ele-
gantiy furnished; The house, though, is On
hired one, and the furniture is mortgaged
! Other years are gone. james has paid
for bis house, and has money besides. =
Charles has been unfortunate; got in debt;
had Interest monev and high rent to pay;
became disheartened and discouraged. and
to avoid the disagreeable importunites of
; numerous creditors, left the home OF his
youth and fled under the protecting shades
Of night, driven away. through the tollies
and errors of his youth His early years
4 had all been spent in giddy chas es after
I shadows iha, vanished ere he grasped them
He now in despair perceived that he had
departed from, instead of approached, what
he had so long and SO eagerly sought
Happiness. .e-nz:j 4.5s.aa
(, Many there ore in this city, who like
Charles have earned and foolishly spent
money enough TO purchase them home,
but are now without any fixed place OF
residence no place to call their own; and
hundreds more Of young men are now
thoughlessly plunging themselves into the
same ruin. 4...-s. -....ss,,.
Young man, reflect! and in your early
days, consult your future good.-Lyn,'
Bay State. c
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Many Consurnptions Cured.

Mr. s. H. CLARK, merchant. C7yde, Wayne canaty ~ v,
wrnte inform tia; BaANT,S PULMONARY EALSAA
most reseehe peoplo, and persoua visibe
can be relied is medical virtues have cured ysH&
rc pc,sons several whom acquainted ir ye rtet
opeessy sick TO he considered by physa3s and aI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
LUNCss HY,ED MUST DIE

Mr. z. s. TERRY, merchant Ryoa, Geaesee eonrts N T.,
August a, fsfs BRANTS MEDICINE is dong
ders here. IL s cured Of Coysunon thai al The ply
siciaus had said die When lie commenced iukiDg Brarfs
Medicine be could raise his hnnl TO bis head be A1f
and seemed 10 indicate that lie
die but: astonishing 10 u heis 1pF able slsl and idssa
young lady f Consumption OfirHns county, which her
sir MILLER n,ereia Of die same place ids certified o
Igr,tl, nfr rLop loyeef -
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LhOUR-Constantly en- hand and for sale
- aImay27]a&a9 pjfrs s. at HeRK's.
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DEADY MADE CLOTIIING!-A com,
IL plcte assortment for summer wear just
received and selling very loao at
May 10, 1850, -.z -.ss. PRENTIss's.5
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. W FRENCH If Hin sde B'l.d.d eosufs afiesies,
about 1le ~ Of Jagiary lsis wpte a. tolrs ase tssa
in thu regular pr"cce o ncs in this place f9 e years,
hut obliged ta q tie pue.iee II Iny prossrop ineop,ci
quencc of i'll health was 50 severely uiicted with threno
Discuss The Innys convince that Con-
SUMPTION past doubt ieonged nllost ncesseny pisrsnd
day. and bad stver pains and Chest side ind
breast tries, the remedies reeoIpnlsndeLy tc hss akilsi
of the profession all 10 effect excepting e nausea and DE-
biiy caused by e1n preuticed eaiD ynedi-
.i9es, and have no fll now in lien Senersly Bu was
in,,ile Of ERANIpS INDIAN PULMONARY BAL1SAM; and
do here acknowledge f the berst OF the eictsd OF whom
il may serve, tn the effect Of its the
prompt md sausry Of any medicines ever witnessed the
effect OF aiHs PEucice My eoy9h yeere
ofo ces and fe and consider hnd zyonounee rysey
WELL. MANI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
PSI FITS, FiTS,pEiTS.i

Nfessrs j. r. LIPPiNGOTT & sun. respectable nercAauft
Uisyore Shiuan County, rennsyfs1 wrote Mag
q 1919 etatng anons oHs kEtEyws which had heen de
rived from tie use Of BRASIvS PULMONARY BALsAM
TINT Of their customers had jHs informc thew uafhei
chid which ad ,ecn subject FITS for several Lss,
Rd by The Of BR<sNTty BafS1k. ~. y . t7s'
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II AIDES DRESS GOODS. Good Printed
IL L'wns at 12S cts. pr yd., Colorcd
Bereges, Ginghams, Linen Gipghams, &c. /,
Msy l8. '''t 80 ''Hf" '@i'isS'sA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

TEA-s0 chests of that. celebrated TIE
= = e at SO cents per pound, at z.r. I'D
mayer asIaeE HIIlAfsralA GII.LETTS'..