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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07
THE SOUTII.SIDE RAIL ROAD

II will be seen from the following paragraph
winch we find in the Petersburg lntclioencer
that portion Of the South-Side Rail Road is al.
ready under contract, and that books for subscrp
ton to the Stock OF The Petersburg anl Lynch.
burg Rail Road are to be opened ont the 18th in.
slant. We repeat our settled conviction that. b,
The time Our road is finished TO the Tennessee
line lynchhufg will be connected with Tide
water 10y perhaps more than one Rail Road
whilst the improvements in Tennessee will, with.
IN the same period, put ms in communication witt
the Mississippi. We hazard the prediction tha
before seven years, at arthe>t, roll round, paSsen-
gers Will be taken on a continuous railway from
Petersburg 10 Memphis
TIE SoUlllSlDE RAIL ROAD.
ihe common Hal having Given authority 10 do 81
several ct The contracts for grading he South side Rail
load W6re let ca Saturday. Such is the great facility
ct Tie toue, iha the grading will he finished This yeaT
allowed 10 settle next winter; and in The spring a
1871 lie work oflaying he iron rails viii be c5mnlen
ced nracls for other sections # the Road are still
open.
he commissioners II receive SnbScrptions 10 the
stock OF the Petersburg and lynclhup Rail Rad have
determined tnopen books Of subscription ON The 18th @,
January, and have requested sub.cnmmi>soner at Farm
Viri al The New Store in Buckingham; At Buckinpham
'out House; and at Apponn't Cuun House. To open
oooNSa' as early date as they may deem it oxpcliept
- the ball Is now fairly started for Lynchhurr and will
otl thai pont as speedily as proper construction Of
the work Will allow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07
TIE sou1'H-SlDE RAIL ROAD.
IEGISItTJ1RF

The only item of any interest in the late pro-
ceedings of the Legislature (on Monday nsN is
contained in the following paragraph
MIR. Claiborne ofered The following resolution which
after some little debate. was adopted. t, wit: Re
solved, thai 50 much Of the Gavetnars Message rs re-
a'es TO the Nilmot provso and kindred subjects he re-
tred to Select Committee and. on motion Of NJ
Naiiz, SAID resolution amended as follows "And
that said Committee inquire into the rxpedencv of an
pointing delegates t. represent This State in the Sutb.
era ConyeHt'on which is lCmeet in Nashville, Tennes.
see, in June next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07

g. As one of The trumphs of Steam, we see
1t stated that the London Times is read in Paris
within SIC hours after il is printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07
o. Mr.. Cobb has fully verified our eypecta

o. Mr.. Cobb has fully verified our expects'
tons. Elected as he was, by minority vote, It
would have been no more than just that he should
cast the Committees in such way as to give the
Administration fair chance. Instead of this, no
Speaker has ever organized them on more strict
ly partizan basis. There is not single Wing at
the head OF Committee, however unimportanf.
Gen. Bayly at the head of the Ways and Means
and Mr. McCernand Chairman ofthe Committee
OF Foreign Affairs Risum teneatis?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07

lasa The pseudo philanthropy of the day is
manlicsng itself by efforts to abolish noognr in
The Navy. Petitions, numerously signed, have
already been presented in both Houses 10 that el
feet, and there will be plenty of Representatives
and Senator'S who will be ambitious of earning a
demagogueical fame, by displaying their elo-
quence upouthe alleged cruelty Of whipping poor
Jack. We shall soon see societies organized "a
press slablished-iinerant lecturers sent forth
and all the machinery of modern propaoandism
put IN motion to influence tie public feeling and
pelvert the public judgment There are indeed.
already, Sel-conSttuted champions Of the Sailor
IN the field, who seek 10 pick up penny and to
earn notoncty by harangnng meetings in the
Northern cities upon bis wrongs The charac.
'er OF the sailor is painted couleur de rose. and
generous heated frank and gallant. he is repre
Sented as the victim ofthe tyranny his officers.
The greater portion ofthe seamen on our mem
ol-war are foreigners, and too often the most
abandoned OF mankind To attempt TO preserve
That discipline, winch is necessary TO the very ex-
lsience OF Navy, without the use ofthe lash, is
simply absurd. The idea that such class oc
men could be Affected in any degree, bv ,moraI
suasion," would be received by none with more
derision than by themselves. These 1eformors
begin at the wrong end. Let them induce Con-
greSs TO raise the pay of seamen ana TO permit
none but Americans TO enter the service, and our
ships might then be differently manned. As il
Is with rare exceptions, owing TO the low rate of
wages the Navy gets no seaman whom mer-
chant vessel will ship We have seen none of
the substitutes proposed for logging-norcan we
conceive in what they consist. Confinement
even IN irons, would have no errors to skukers,
and, besides, emergencies may arise, at any mo-
ment, when The services ofalI handsmay be need
ed. Stoppage of pay would have no effect upon
a creature proyerbally reckless of money. Badg-
eS disgrace would be soon converted into sources
OF merlment. But it would be doing too much
credit to the spirit of innovation and morbid phi
Ianthropy TO attribute to it any regard for conse
quences. FIogging the poor sailor is an evil in
the abstract, upon which much defamation can
be poured forth, and its abolition is the end in
view-as 10 what isto become of the service
thereupon, that does not enter into the consdera-
hon. The excitement which we foresee is TO
take place on the subject is sort of oAshoo', Of alb
clifton. We predict the supporters the mea-
sure IN Congress will be found generally in the
ranks of the abotionists
Should such bill pass, we nope another will
be promptly introduced to sell, or Law up, all the
ships now in commission and not to send another
TO sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07

&C. Ex-Governor Pratt, it is believed, will be
elected to the Senate OF the U. s., by the Lcgis-
lature OF Maryland now in session. for the uneX
pred term Of The Hon Re1erdy Johnson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-07

o. The Richmond Daily Wing is reicevet
quite irregularly at the Lynchburg Post Office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08

S-PeopIe need not wonder at the rush for
Vaughns celebrate ell remedy, the Lithontriptic
Mixture We were ourselves somewhat set
back the other day when told of his s,les the
past twelve months; all thish partly been pro-
ducei by extensive advertising; just look at it
reader. Independent of tbs cost of some $4,000
pamphlets in English, German apl Spanish. his
newspaper advertisements cost some Is or 90
thousand dollars, and extend over a vast ex-
panse of country. This great Panacea is taken
in the West for all bilious diseases, in the At
lantic cities for consumption, all over the conn
try for all kinds Of complaints and you would
learn much of the character of the medicine and
hear stories of a startling interest by calling
upon Agents. See advertising side of the paper
for the Great American Remedy, get pamphlet
of the Agents, al ral about it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08


Nm obedience t. the command IF writ Of
Ven i. Ex. to me directed and delivered
from the court of common p'e.s Of Portage
county. Ohio. I shall exnose to sale at public
vendne at the court house in the town Of
Ravcrna on
Monday the 18th day Of May nest,
be'we the hours of 10 "'cInck. a. NJ. and
1 c'cl"ck, p NJ of said day the folio wing
described lands and t=nements. to wit:
"Si,uate in the township nf Edinburgh in
n" County Of P"r'a.e and State of Ohio
and is known by being he North west corn
or of lot number .hren in the northwest dI
vision Of lots in said township ana ia bonn
ded as.fol, l,ous TO wit: on the North by The
line Of said lot, on the west by the township
and lot lines on the South by land balong-
ing TO D vd wilson and on the east by the
land J. B. Clark, coma nj 20 fortv>on"
and <iytr-four hundredths acres Of land.
more or less
7 ken in execution as the property Of
King Saekett at the suit Of Cha'les l..
Rhodes against Frederick Wadsworth g.
as.
Appraised at s<7ao.
JOHN GILLLs.ssheriff.
| Sheriff Office. Forage Co.
April 3:h. 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08

Singular Statement relative TO the Mur-
Ea., cf ID.


The New York Herald Of Tuesday says:
At Il late hour last night we received the
annexed very curious despatch. We give
1t just as it was received. and, Cor the pre-
sent, let it SO for what it is worth:
Boston, April /, 1850.
The rumor that Dr. Webster was discov-
cred over the dead tody Of DR.. Parkman
by medical student, proves true.
The student was returning to the lecture
room for his over-shoes, and found The door
locked He then went down through the
basement into the lower laboratory, and
passed up stairs to enter the lecture room
BY Dir. Webster's private room.
AS he got into the upper laboratory, he
saw Dir, Webster standing over the corpse
Of Doctor Parkman Either by en!reary
Or threats, the student was induced to take
solemn oath not to divulge what he had
seen, and the next day he left for home
down east A short lime since he was la.
ken with brain fever, and in his deIirium,
rayed about tho my sterious murder He
called for clergyman, ami asked him it
he was bnund to keep such an cath as he
described.
The result was that he div'.|ged all 10
the minister, who came to Boston and in.
formed the government, but it was too late
to use the evidence. VIDETTE.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Tho name Of the medical student is
Hodges He belongs to Bird dgewa,er, and
is the son oil a minister. iiuring the ex
element and trial. he has been in Maine,
but is now in Boston.
This report is on good authority.
VISIT TO DR.. WkBsTER.
Dr.. Websier's family visited him this
afternoon and was leil few minutes in
his cell. The interview was painful.
VIDETiE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
SLOAN.S MEDICINES.

sloan's Ointment and Horse Powders, lately
introduced into this neighhorhood, are already
becoming decidedly popularas speedy and utfec-
tive cura tiveS.
The Ointment has been applied in several Ca
sss of cutaneous eruptions, liberated sores;
sprans, bruises, SC, with the most satisfactory
results
From the high terms in which we have heard
them spoken OF by those Of our friends who have
used both the powders au the ointment, we are
satisfied they deserve the high reputation they
have acquired in different part of the country
where they have been extensively used See
advertisement in another column Prairie Pi-
oneer. Mt. Sterling, III. Oct II, lS4o.
gISee Agents names at the head of Sioan's
Column. Ter further particulars and testimo-
nials, get Pamphlets of Agents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
Sheriff $ sale.


DY virtne OF il writ ot Vcndi. Ex. 10 me
4 , directed and delivered from The courl
.. common pleas of Portage County, ono.
shall expose to sale at NIB ic ven .ue at the
court house in lie own oi iiavrnua on
Monday the 18th day Of Nay newt,
hetwet II the noufs Ut len cIocK "A. N. and
four O'Clock, p. ii. of said day lie following
described lands and enemehts, to wit:
"ssltua,e in he toa hlp OF Ravenna N
the County of Portage and State of OHIO,
and is known by being part of lot number
forty three and Is bounded as follows. be-
g,nuirg at he s ulh east corner Of said 10,
No. As, thence est ol the South line Of
SAID lot thirty two Chains and sky four
links to a post planted in he South line of
SAID lot, thence Narth eight Chains and six
ly four Iinbs to a post in The towing path Of
rhe Penis S. wanna and Ohio Cana, thence
South so deg. T. al"ng said towing path
three cha.ns fifty links to Il post on said
tnwlng path, thence following said path
:. 6 , deg +. two chains twenty six links
t. the mtddle post of II e Son'h Bent. o: the
Bridge across said canal, which IS also the
center of the road leading from Ravenna to
Br mfell, thence in tie center Of said road
| ) 81 deg w. six chains tWel ty seven links
to pnst in the S ,uth line of said lot No.
l3, thence west on the South line OF said
lot one cham ST Inks to post. which is
for the place Of b'g'nnina, containing two
acres and 81 rods Of land in he South d-
vision Of lots in said township subject 10 all
highways"
Taken in execution as the property o
William E. Crawford at the suit of Edmund
Babcock.
Appraised a, $3.50 90.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff
sheriff's Office, Portage Co. !
April 9th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
DsGotb5.


In Palmyra, on the 27th nlt., after u painful
illness Of twenty days, REBECCA, wife of Will
liam Stewart, in the 3llh year OF her age.
She bore her sickness with Chris ian lortitude
and died with perfect resignation to the will of
God. '.Those that die in the Lord shall rest
from their labors and their works do follow
them" She member of the Baptist
Church.-Coal.
In Windham. en- the lst of March last, ASH
Err N. PARDEE, aged 43 years.
On the 9Th of March, MARIA, wife of Asher
N. Rardee, aged 81 years.
On the 8th of March, ROYAL c., son OF
Asher N. Pardee, aged l 5 years.
The above named persons, composing an entire
family, died Of the erysipelas leaving their house
untenanted and desolate.
In Levttsburgh, Trumbull Co on the 22d ult
of erysirelas. MIR. FREDERICK HAYMA
KER, aged II years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
TO THE SICK.

2 uST received. a snFply ol =. $ Ftches
y A.cdcnes. consis,ing ni Pulmonary
l,Ilsam. pepurtise Sslnp. Pertoral Tx
..c,or nj, Un,v"fsal or Seminal f'riic, Ca
.har!jc Pills. C,ush Pills. tatarr! Snti,
Hear Cnrrs c;or. t!anor Cnrrtctoe. Fulnu
ner, L nlme6', Neivinc II mic Wash, Au,l>
nlacus Mixture, Gravel Specific. Pile Clint
lneni, Ve,nlfnge. !jrns's for Dyspep'c voIn,
l'lng, AntI.D,speptic hlix'nre. Female S e.
cIfc, Female Pills, Female Il ,stararIve. Pul
mnnarv Succrdaueum, Pills ,tr Diarrhoa, or
Beed,ng l,uag-, ard Liuiment for Neural
ria. r ;eum,t,sm. &c. R. BARD.
Riva11, March 90 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago lilin'
WONDERFUL STIR!

SLoAN's MEpIcINEs.-There is wonderful
stir made about tGcse medicines, and We sis
credibly informed that noih hing has ever bet n o.
fel ed to the public so deserving Of attention,
especially OF all " no keep horses With Sloans
Condition POWDER horse is always kept IN
good condition and by the use of his Ointment,
bruises, sprains aud cuts, are cured in tur>
prislngIy short time, and the life OF many
valuable horse saved The numerous ceItif-
cafes published in his adyertis' ment. from welt
known individuals, fully attest he value Of the
medicines for the fuses and purposes stated, and
we have no doubt they will Income popular
medicines in this section, as they are in general
use in tie West.- Buff Rep. June Il, 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
SsAcrsE'S sale.

TpY virtue of writ Of Vend!. Ex. to me
, directed anI delivered from tie Court Of
Common Pleas o Maho"ing county, Ohio.
shall expose to sale at pubic vendue at the
Cuur, house in the town OF Ravenna on
Monday the otJa9ay Of Nay 'a;st,
etwern the hours uI ~ . 81 'ck, ~. Nj. and
f,nr O'Clock, P. VI of SAID day the follow
.nr described lands and tenemeLts, 10 it:
ssSltuate in Ihe TnwnShl tf Randolph III
he County Of pGrasc, and State of Ohio
aud i knosn by part of lot lumber fifty three
in SAID 'fnwrship, and is bounded as follows ::
On the N>r'h East, and South, by The orig
iual lines at said lot, ard 6n the y est by
line parallel with the East line Of SAID tot,
and so far helelrom as TO inc,ude within
those boundaries sky acres OF land, Situate
in The East end of said lot No. So, BE- the
same more or less.
Taken in Execution as the property Of
Huron Morse al the suit of the Fasmers'
Bank of Salem.
APPRAISED at slIg7 90,
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
SheriT's Office, Portage Co.
A. ri ~ 1850
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
InAammatory rheumatism.

Tie Anaarican Rheumatic BHsam!!
4 NEW REMEDY LATELY DISCOVERED
TN the W getabIa king lon--,, aud per,na
L nenL..u,c for ali Rlc,n ,tic npialnts. such
InAammatory. Chronic. Acufe and Mercu-
raal Rheumatism, Cout, Lansbago,
Spinal affections, &c. &c.
This n"dcne has otg been so"gnl for. II
has been said that Rheumatism could not be
cured; but there is a remedy designed by nature
for the cure of every disease that the human
system. is subject TO- Al last rem dy has been
found thu. ctlrns Rhrn'nrtIsIn of lh worst form
cue Of the gn3st valuable vegetable produc-
tons of the nlrth--the greatest ana !n.'st inn
pnrtaut discovery of the aye, and a wonderful
hiessip tn the human family. II cures without
sicken'ng Or drbi,tatrng, and renews strength
and vigor TO the whole system. 1t has cured.
during the past three months, over 500 cases
that We're considered incurablc.
C''rtiicatos Of the curative properties of
this medicine can be seen by calling On the
Agents
u None genuine unless put up with an en-
graved label upon the outside wrapper signrd
by the proprietor r. TURNER, BnllaIc, N. Y
Sold by | SWIFT. Ravrnnn, whoi-sale and
retail agent for Portage Co. OHIO 6m246.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
DIR. H. T'U B B :,
AN4LYTTTAL PHYSICIAN

TAN ii: con suitf d at his room, Rleenna,
~ p entiss Ii u. c, "Wednesday alrt Thurs
dlv, 2l1h ar1 2ai. April. Akron, z 'bh's
Exchange, Monday and Tues day, sstn and
30'h April
Tose afflicted with disease Of the Lungs,
Liver or Kidneys, Intiamat'ohs. l'ropsy.
Rhenma'ism, Asthma. 81 crfness of hrea h,
or difficulty of breathing. Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restIesDess, loss
nf appe: iLe, Eonslmpli"n, derangement OF
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, sc ,
are invited 10 call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference 20 nj vdna's restored after BE-
ing pronounced hopeless hy attending ply
sIclanS, Can at all times be given To iilns
rate the efficacy Of The Analytical practice
Dr. 7. Will continue his visits once in four
or five weeks
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
4ftorriooes.

In Aurora on Friday evening the goth ult.,
by Rev. J. c. Clark, Mr. LES FER THOMP-
SON and Miss BETSEY, youngest daughter
of Eppy Riley, ESQ all of Aurora.
On the 5th ult by Rev c. Brown Mr. THOM-
AS YARD, of Edinburgh, and Mrs. ELIZA
DAVENPORT, of Deerfeil.
On the 2lth ult. by the same, Mr. DAVID
G HESTER, of freedom Stark Co, auI NJ iss
SARAH II. FOX of Deerfeld
In Randolph. on the llth ult by James Col
Inns ESD MIR. WILLIAM DUNDUN. and
Miss CAROLINE HULTZ, all of Randolph
In Rootstown, on the 18th ult by Rev. S.
Heard. Mr.. CHI ESTER CHAPMAN and Miss
MARY E. CALDWELL, both of Rootstown
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08

Mr.. W. B. SLoan-Dsar srT: Some fifteen
years ago one of my foet was seriously il. jui "a.
IN consequences of the foot swelling vsry large
and being rema kab!y painful, most Of the n's
I conId only hobbIe about W iih the assistance Of
a staff, and not ring able TO endure sboe IN
the foot wore only a moccason. During tbs
first fourfeen gears snif ring fdllowed strictly
The advice of mlny celebrated physicians--ls't
year. used fourteen bottle, Of Dr. Trask's Mag
netIc Oin,ment-all however, failed sff-rd
permanent reli, f. Last November l corclud.d j
obi.cted; finally. about,l he first Of Derenher, [
was induced TO apply your Wonderful Ointment.
and in less than thirty davs after the first ap,l
cation, laid aside my staff, put on NV shoes
without any inconveuichce, ard new get absst
ike other men
Csc. TURNER. Well. ct. Chicago.
Feb. 10, 1919.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
FOR SALE.

HN1E House & Lot nnaeHrcd Il occupied
4 bv WI lam Il. .'ei KIN; s!trafeti on the
road leading trum RlV"nna to r 'ot>town,
about one half mile south of the Canal, con-
taning about one acie OF land, The House
10 nearly new; the lower rooms finished
this winter: rRICE, $500 co.
For further raric"lars inqeir" of thu subs
scr,bers. ELIZA P. PERKINS
or, WILLIAM PITMAN.
RI vennr, March 23 1870.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
REST MEDICINE.

ADDISON, kaneco III June ~, ieas.
NJ. W. B Sloan-Sir-l send hy The bearer
ffiy cents, for which YOU will plrasc send me
a box of your Ointment think it the tssf
medicine for wounds in horses that have eyer
used. Early IN the spring had very vsiua.
b'e horse SO badly kicked that ! consid' red him
spoiled for the season, il net forever COM
merced using your Ointment. and IN two weeks
the horse was able 10 work, have used binl
almost every day since. Last Saturday l had
another horse badly hur, by cutting his foo,
with dra g-tooth but have so much confidence
in The Dint ment that am mol much alarmed
about it By sending the Ointment you will
greatly obige. Y ours, LEWIS LEsTrs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
TERRIBLY SCALDEDl

Peilow citizens ofChicago, the deep and DIE.
tressing wounds lately roceIved in being Ter.
ribiy ScatdeF by the bursting OF di.iilsIy
boiler, healed in the short space Of fOsr.
teen days by the free application Of Slo1s's
celebrated Ointment. Also. my child. hat had
been sorcly afflicted for several months with
Marasmss, on whom lad expended large sun,
of money fer medical advice and medicines. was
res' ored to health in less than three weeks by
the use of Sluan's Ointment. -.
For injuries on horses am confident Sloane
Ointment is far superior 10 any other remedies
nov used.
In my opinion. Eue,y Family should cor.
stantly keep on hand this valuable OintmeLt.
MICHAEL DweHsY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
a Gard,
TO TIL E PU DLTC.


FEH'iE subscriber respectfully announces to
Z the fashondb|es, and the public seDer-
ally. that he hasJn-t opened a shop in Ra-
VIENNA, in the PreatiSs Upusr, where he in
tends carrying Oil lha Tailoring business, in
all its branches, in the latest 4 nericaa and
LAr"pean styles, or To snit the Customer,
and with strict view to the form. fnatnres
ana general men ofthe wearer. lie Hat rs
h'nself t:,at by strie, attention TO business
he will be able to suit even tie most fas' id-
ons. All orders in his line will be attended
to on short notice, ard on the most reasnna>
bic terms. He furthermore pledges Inn, elf
that those who favor him with their patrons
age shYl have their work we'll In"n. md done
A T I'll E tt NJ E PR Missed,
IL Cutting warranted to fit if rightly
made up b. A. DERBY.
November GR 1910
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
MOST EFFECTUAL.

Sloan's Horse Medicines, Ointment and Cen
dilon Powders, deposited with Bircball d ow.
en-, of Springfield, for sale, they are fast coming
into use in this srcion ofthe Slate. The o,nt
mcnt has been found most effectuai in curing
the scratches, fresh wounds, gals, sravins,
bruises. ring bone. poll evil, in sAort in all oa'
or outward disorders it has been ionnd an en-.
ci.nt remedy. The Condition powder has been
found equally efficacious for inward strsIns,
dsremper, loss of appetite. hide bound, fsiigos
from hard exercise. diseased eyre, &C. itdsSss
.Auraai May l6, iS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-08
accident at Rochester.

.- ROCHESTER,, April 2.
s4aSome Phriions Of The Rochester Hotel
which was being pulled down, gave way
yesterday, aud buried beneath the ruins
several men, Two of whom were taken out
nearly dead. The third had both legs,
thighs and jaw broken, and is not expected
10 recover: Carelessnes was the cause OF
the accident.