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IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.

Arsing rom =,
IMMUNITY OF The BLOOD.
II possesses marvallons efficacy II all eonplainls
arising from isdigestien from Acidity ef tie se1Reek
from unequal cifcplafi0, determinations " hlnod 70
the head palpitation Of tho heart cold Sst ahd hands,
cold ehills and hot flashes over tie body has not ts
equal dn COLDS aud COUGHS; ana promotes easy
4ies Of the lungs throat, and every other part.
Rat in nothing Il is excslIescs msre mi maafssslv
sees and than in ali kl ana stares az
EEMATsF r0NIpI ATNTC
rt...L. .'..ns.l. !. OS .Nl. AteA 100, 2
srys.. wolSs wonesIs im cases OF F.seF afs9s o
WMsses Faning % tae Wemo, Uestracteo SuPpTcssea
aasy yaensss, JTreglarsty q the menstrual pc.
Ss ams me nke snd Is q eheetuai In curing al
Sy rsmovns Sns.rac.ions and regulating The gene
body, and thus cures III forms Of y -
nervous diseases and debility,
sand thus prevents relieves great variety Of Other
7naladies, Spiaai Irritation Nsuraigia SCI Ystusss
Dance, SD00aiRg Epileptic Fits, Comuuisi0iss &c
II cleanses the blood, exeites the liver 10 healthy
%etlon tones the stomach, and gives good digestion
geeves the bowels Of t0rpOr and constipation Al.
lays Inflammation, pnr6es the skin, equalises the
Eircuati0n Of the blood, producing gentle warmth
equally a over the body. and the inssnslbs perspira
avsosass the entire nervous Su' :y IS
ss m. ~ u aos .nis .Aen the
n0ulCkAO you pf0.GWlnONlIV need
But can any Of these shinss be said Of 8 P. Town
. V Is '0lns 'AAn ''au'a : h''
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S,
EE y 81 G9s one Is iNcAPA
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
iiinsted to Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, April. "a 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
BRANT's INDIAN
PULMONARY DALSAM,

Enr cuTed without tho lenAt Pla9QN q u19no+ ~
-. Of the ssTOagly developed cases Of sieeya.e1
mi S;seased uags-such were never cured b
snv other medicnes-aHd which were 80 utterly hotr
Iess that the diseased persons were pronounced ~
nhysicisns and ffiends 70 be ACTUALLY DYING.
Il possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues
nearly a. powerful and active the preparation which
We call
eRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
Tis differs from that because this possesses SEVERAL
OTHER MEDIcATIoNs which are Psestis'ly GdaPsea TO
and essentially accessory, to cure
COUGHS & CON SuMPTIONS
and all diseases of pulmonary narU. such diseases
as usually prove 80 fatal under ordinary treatment
when they attack
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08

and Chronic Coughs, abundantly prove Its unCSisng
efficacy in such diseases, and its undOuhtcd curative
complaints aud diseases viz Splitting Of Blood Bleed
ing at The Luags Pain the Breast and Side, Night
SSeats, Nervous COMpSiRis, PoiPitatiOR " the Heart
Cholera Ilfaai, Dyssntery. aud SMS'Rer COmPLasHGs IN
and ,.lfs -nnAA
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The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

THIS RaLsOsn hsals and ulcers in the LWRgs and
elsewhere nieraa. certainly and easily the PUR
FYINS EXTRACT and heals ulcers eSteTRoy thaS
BALsAM cures Maze cases of COugk aud COnSunipti0R
n of Zen ner Nil uer remedies have laiied 70 Do eood
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08

N A Large and general as
sorlment Of Boots & Shoes,
were selected with rare, and
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Npnt glttslanDe.
[W7it bsm Sampflhife uU(ia. ~

GDait pem Sampfbiffe uNfa."]
Oas 9anpfbif Afta 1T am IS. Oct. nit
165 paGasisrsn bel 81. Dcrf ansefommen.
lus ben ilbsrbraebten Slabrietten, bic bless
mai bon sinisem Sntrede ftnp, sntlebncn mir
fclaenbes:
enslanno. D. 4m g., 7. IT, g. Oetcber
bat an BET Sitte bon easlano uno Srlano
etn fhrebtcrlitber SturE 9elpitbet, oer pen
Sbifsn sro6en Sbaoen sufiste.
Ddnemarf uno Die Ssr3ostbi.
mer. = Sbeils in Solee oer taftiftbcu Srb.
Ter oes Sen. Willifen tbsils our6 bic src6s
ltebermaebt unp 4uspauer cer Sansn, lpur:
ben Die 6cltener an 25. Suli iterwdltigt
nnb Snrlfastriebrn. I'm ~, 9ept. luct ten
(te ibre Srrtbtmer pieber gut 5u matbsn cureb
eincn filbnen, aber fetls6t teratbsncn Insrtf
auf Die pdnIbe retbte Slants, uno puroen
lpieDer 9elcblasen. 4m 90. @cpt. baben (le
Die brittle Nnitreusuns 9elnatbr, melebe e6sns
falls erfol9Ios mar. gs fbeint ba6 Die Scl.
itelner Feline ein3ise Sanone jenIsits bet gi
bet 3urifie6sn; in pcr 2bat wgi6 man absr
nod nlbt, ob fte es 9eipa9t battem, ibre Eaz
ucnen auf jene Scte bes SluGes mit5uurbs
men. SIR Ocrluit al Setopteten uno Uers
tounbeten III pabribeinIib mel 9r6bcr, ais
bic jcBt 5u9eacben wcrbcn mag.
SIS miro als gang betlmmt perfhsrt, ba6
cine ennteiouns Der Observation-Disclosures
9rcitisfeten sn 8unten 0dncmarfs, ourtb
bic eurcpdlIbcn @ro6mabts 81 9tanpe Sc:
fcmmen III, unp Die 6erjcstbhmer werpen
cnpcn in Senntni6 selcstt paB Ie Die Seino'
feliafeitcn cinfeaen nnb cas ltrtbsil jener
Dldebtp abiparten fcllen.
Sranfrsi b bat cine sro6artiss m
litdriite Nephe ttatt9efunoen, in oct Sldbe
bon Seriaiaes, nobel cine 9rofe OIsnlebens
Dlense 9eaenwdrti9 parcn. 4aee sin9 obne
teicnbere St6runs porilber.
Sur Sefen.-$aut Serihten aus Gals
iel bonn 6. Oct 1T Seneral 5epnau (niht Der
bltreibif6e) uno peGen Aojuoant, $isut Saur
perbaftet. 6cpnau mar febr erltauHt, ais Die
Civil Antcritatcn gu ibm famcu, I'm i'm auf
oen Srnno bes ltrtbeils zines Civil. Seritb.
tes 3u yrrbaftrn. gr foroerte Die 9ruppsn
auf, Die giUilS SVamteu 3u Oerbaften, oieie
aber erfIarten, Oa6 lte bic 8rfrBe nitbt Urrlet'
gen MOLTEN. CT ipurbe Oerbaftet, neil ct
'patrruillrn umber selanpt bate, Die QreGtn
5u l6lieBen, 5tpei ODER brei 3eltun9en mitSe:
ibla9 bele9en nnb einen 6erausaeber, brr
itb gut QBebre festG perbaftcn lief.
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9 I q t b.

--am IL. Oetotsar in 8rdnpitfet, sppia
Seblenfer, Satin bon Danicl Setlenesr, al,
Der Hus5ebrun9, i'm 52itsn $cbensjabre.
am 19ten, in maratawnp, Sobann Gas,
par 9Gmef, all Der waGsrlubt, i'm rotten
Sabre feines Hlters.
-am l8tsn, in Nitmonb, Garab Inna,
Sobtr6en bon Deter 0reibelbies, no,
den alt.
-am 2ten October in Olep, W1aria Hri.
der, ebesattin BON Saecb Srifsr, i'm 64iten
Sabre ibrss IIters
-am |. Oct, in OouslaB, Maria u. Bed.
TEL, Satin bon Oabio Sebtel, i'm 32fen
@benejabre.
--am lOtsn, in oie1er 9tabt, O1aria Sins:
lep, I'M 73lten SABRE ibres 2lters.
am lsten, III oider 9taot, Sriebrict
Siebnle, aus Oeutfhlanp, i'm litter BON eini
gen 40 Sabren.
--am 17ten, In Der wObnuns bon W1o(es
N6olsrt peie saunfctip, Scfepb D. Spbe,
frhbsr sareolIeftor in oisfer Staot. i'm 81.
fen tsbenejabre.
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Serbeirotbet.

-bureb Den gbrw. G. 81. pauIi, am 2Oft
Oct, 6err QBm. Strunf nit Wlib gatbari:
ia Ver9er, beibe BON 6eioelber9.
-burt ben ebr,p. QEm Qauli, am II.
Oct. 5srr Sciepb Wlerr init O1iB gIiIa Iii
WlelliGser, bon $aneafcr 60. --am 9Oiten
5err benjamin Stebman nit O1i6 Srancee
Sriebrib, BON Neabina.
-burb Den ebrp. Il. & 6ermam, am Is
Oct, 6srr 6sinriet gmcbr nit O1i6 Wlarp
Inn 6ilbsrt, bcibe bon grster, --am 20tten,
6err QBm Sreter, bon Nntalawnp, init WeiE
4nna Olclinoa 8rob, bon Hihmono, -5r.
Samuel Obma6t, bon gcrtaun, nit O1if
Cara Inn Sif6cr, BON Nuseombmanor, -
5err 0abio Sctbenmoper NIT W1iB Sulails
na Sault, belize bon glIaG.
-onrb Scn ebrw s. G. Srfsr, am 8te,l
Oct, 6err speter $ichtp init Ill6 Unna Sor,
ming, beiee bon Srefnpf.
-ourdb ben ebrn. O2. G. $iabtner, am s
Oetr Sapib r. Griftttb NIT Nole 4nn We:
0lpern, beioe bon bier.
-rllreb ben ebrlp. 8. mie6e, am 5. Oct.
9err Seorse 0aubert, bon psnn, nit Dlif
Ulatilbe SaufmaH, bon eenter
-ourb ben gbrw. So1epb Wl. Saplor, ,an
10. Oct, per gbrp. Cornelius zoos, bon
eenter, nit O1iB $ouiIe Sane, Sotter Uor
Or. 8ran3 palm, Don Sriebensbur9, 3. G
--cnrtb ben ebrW. 81. 8. seinba6, an
II. Oct, 6err gawaro 3erbe, bon snlpebof
Fen, init Wai6 Carolina $uB, bon Sloro 5si
belbsrs. --am 1Stch Serr SoIepb Sloa, BOZ
5eioelbers, nit O1i6 Snlanna Seller, 20,
Waicenerisf.
--purb ben gbr,p. Siaae St6aer, am Is
Oct, !5err Sonatban 6aas init Dli6 Nnne
Carolina Bauer, bsioe bon $ansfbwamn, -
5err 6uben 1Bsioner init OliB Wlaria 2lilt
Sicn, beibe bon Olep. -am 20fen, 5r. 80
cob Ncbr6acb, bon Diitrift, NIT Oai6 Caro-
lima Sole, BON sansfebwamm.
-burb ben ebrw 3. g. 6ermann, am Is
Oct, 9err SoIepb Smitb nit Diff O1arr
&cuiie Sien, beibe bon OIeD.
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Shwimmenoe Briife. = Nahribt.

Die eommifftcnsrs bon Serte gauntp gee
Zen Slahriett, oab bic ittipimmenoe Srhfe,
srtaut ibsr Die @ebupltill nabtt spsceof's 8
wbarf jsst fertis unO gum palitren bsreit
1T, fir pfsrbe, Ninppieb, Snbripsrfe u. {. 10.
Der 3oG 1T auf Die 5aIfts per lletsrfabrts'
tctten fetsdsst we foIst:
Sir jeDss pfsro an elmer 8ubr s etc.
unb pla1rwascn 81
jsosn SuBsdnssr Il
Subrleute 1tno ssbstsn ibre wasen niebt
3u lberlapsn, oa bic Sride tIos temporar
ansslsat unb nibt bsretbnst it, iebr srcbe
$aiten init 9iberbeit III traaen. 9rci Son.
nsn ltno cine binldnaldnslihe $aouns fir je'
Den Wassn. auf Srorpnuns bsr Soaro,
6ee. Sibtbern, Sbreiber.
Oct 90. SIN.
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Sinterloienfbaft bes perftorbenen
SbpmdS czoeS.

Nabribt pirb bierourb 9s9sbsn, ba6 Den
llntereibnetsn, mcbnbaft in @rstsr Saunfbip,
SsrfS @auntp, NbmniifraticnssSrisfe ertbsilt
wcrben fino auf Die pintsrlansnfbaff oss psrs
ifcrbenen Tbomae Jpes, lestbn BON sria9z
tenn Saunfbp. 9tas perfonsm mslbe an Die
srfasts 6intsrlalTsnlbaft fbulosn, itne srfubt
obns 8srjus absubs;ablsn, nno DIE, 'pslps Scrs
berunssn babsn, n0esn eleisbsn 9lslDtaus, gee
boria beifdtiat, fir Ssjablun9 slnrsiben.
1Dmiam Jpes, 1sn,n;s,.o,.,
Gomaro Jpes, 'f'"'
October /. 6m.
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fIrbtete Nusbebnuno oes Branoes nibt
ifattfano. Wie aewGbnlib. miro oub
oieies 8euer einem 8ranoffifter aueeibries
ben.
Solfsfreuno.
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gauuties ,,4lt gerfs," unb erfatte gn0
ein5eln unb julammen meinen aufri6tisiten
Oant 10. <. Keim.
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Wlllbls @i9entbum gum

SS c + F0 II Z.

Der ltnteribriebme rpirb am 9amFase,
ben 2ten SloDember 1850, anf 6tfentliter
Serfeiseruns gum Serfanf antietcn feline
Wllltle uno ettpa % Nfer por3li9lt-
Dies 9balssamh, in gasrmarYen Saunfhip,
Serfe eanntp, nabe hsi W1oreantaun. Die
~s%zR Sebanos Itnr alle BON Stein unb
@SH EIIGsut, bic W1hble ,piro burd Die
Ea8 Il sM goneltosa @risf setrieten, bat Q
S- 91aGerraosr unO orsi Daar bor:
ShsIide Surrs. SIR cine ndbsre Selcbreis
buns lfbe man Die 6anbbias oosr tpenoe Ib
al ocn llnterIbrisbsnsn, auf oem gissntbus
me-. qDenn ee nidt am cbensenannten Sage
berfauft miro, 70 miro ct gum priDat:Ser
tauf sebalten bis es Derfauft it,.
Dapis Smith.
Wacrsantaun, Oct 8. 1850. Am.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-06

Inc name Of synlarsd upon books
f~'AAeh' VI ts subscription be mad il advance.
Distant subscribers us aoasy by ssr ths possss.
ON which ~ Be paid BY sk by In il.
sale = ~ - -
The COUNTRY PAPER 4. publ.nea ,, w,, a,.. an. 81.
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the ree.s.
Subscriptions for period less year win h. $1,000 au
proporuoned TO the above annual rates.
0x-posTMAsTERs au,honred 20 &C, :. nm, 4,
sending DAILY subscribers, SoS enclosed a. avs
SEMI WEEKLY Subscribers, ao or nv. WRerIy
$40 enclosed be copv al h
edition they furnish svass.
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Expenditures.
Appropriations.

Including a trip which ended on the ith oil July, and
wa paid tor on the 2lst of the same month
From the above statement II appears that the dcxai
the Bremen line on the Both June last, was 8253 3o8 in
sead Of s57s9y3 as estimated the 10th March, 1850.
fSee estimates OF the Postmaster General, Ex Doc, LIST
sess ri 81 Cong 3d. IL therefore follows that the item
OF $40 667 asked in those estimates and embraced
In The most Office bill for the service of the year,
may be reduced TO s66RN.
The arrangements Of me department required that the
contractors should commence running steam ships
from New York to Iavre the LIST July, $780, and they
previously running two steamships from New YORK
that the estimate for that service for the cur
rent year should stand thus.
Two ships to Bremen, at 100000 each STUWo SeUo
Two ships to Havre at $4,000 ioo,Wo
rr,,.i r.. p.a...-,,. S35O,OOO
la la od, ~, a, u ~ i. ,a,.e ocr ri,fions 2x} 333
To be now Appropriated 0'"'
Bremen line.
Ao,horzel nv eot of I'd March, lsib.
Conuaot on ieh February, 1876, under advertisement
issued October th isso p.... 49,, -,
,aJ ~ nd nd decision thereon to Congress; and
NJ giving the contract to e. Mills, the bidder,
aa conartned by OF Congress OF 18th June, 1886
ontr,ct with Mills dated 18Th June, lSW and
ferred d February 1917, the Ocean Steam Navigation
Company. -
Serves wes be performed in four hps to run by
Southam to Bremen, al 100000 each, equal 10 ShnoW
and 10 perform service monh the two other ships 20
to Bremen, at Slolooo EACH or to Havre prance'
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D3b prizes amounting to.. -24J4,f3
Tickets sfo-iiaves Soo-luarters sl0-Eighthss5
package OF 70 whole tickets will 81 o40, and
draw not les sts0, win nsk $500
Packages can draw our and in this lottery draw
10000 dollars
Tho amount Of risk being forwarded will issue certificates Of
packages at the following
20 whole tickets $3.50 90 quarter sl4o
~ half do 2so o6 eighth do 70
Al orders from distance shares for packages
win be promptly hed, and official certified drawing al
VIII order Address
n. FRANCE A CO., Baltimore, Md
Aug g20--d&cp
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University of Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.~Erenrp- SESSION, 1850
III 5The lectures win Monday October 7, and
termi about the end OF March M
For further inomaton the July number Of the Medical
Journals. w. f. HoRNER NJ ID,
Dean of the Medical Faculty,
PmlAprLPHIA, July 4, 1850. Aug l-IawdSotOctl5
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand Capital !

Two hundred prizes Of 5000 each.
prize ticket draw, having three drawn No
5000 dollsrsli
with the lat and I'd drawn Nos, 81 900 each.
This splendid lottery, and one we can recommend to the pub
wi being all that should
capital besides large number other splendid
This been examined BY State lottery
received their signature Of approval and will be
under their personal superntcndcnce.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
LARGE TUMOR.
WAsuIxsroN. Iowa. Jun

WASHINGTON, Iowa, juno y, 1919.
DR.. W. B. SLoAN-Dear SRI had horse
which was unable to use for about two years,
on account of very large tumor produced BY
the collar. 1t was sore and painful that ho
would not allow common martingal around his
neck tried all the liniments in the country
which thought might be Of any service, but
they all appeared to aggravaie the disorder.
had lost all hope of his recovering, and turned
him out4 die. Several of my neighbors ad-
vised me TO try your Ointment and Condition
Powders, but I told them thought 1t of ro use.
as Ind tried various Ointments and Lini-
ments withou, benefit; moreover the horse ar-
peared to be otherwise declining in health.
However upon their recommendation. L APP
piled the Ointment and gave the Powdersns di.
rectcd He beganto improve very soon, and
in the course Of four weeks was as well as opy
horse in the neighborhood. i have worked him
since. and there is up to this time no apPear-
ance of return Of the iumor. i can there
fore confidently recommend yonr medicine in
preference to any others in existence. scrd on
plenty oft here, am sure you can fnd sale
for large quantity.
Yours sincerely,
3m255. w W. Moyrar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

people, and the separation of the races
would be immense The blessings to them
would be incalculable. They dwell a.
rnong Us. but they are not Of US. They do
not enjoy, and the prospect is, they never
can enjoy here, true liberty! We provide
for them means Of escape from these de-
pressing circumstances, and place them in
asltuation whore nothing can prevent them
from rising 10 the highes, elevation of
which they are capable.
Under these circumstances what is it the
duty Of the Governments to do? To sit
still and lose the golden opportunity2 No,
this is not, this cannot be the wisest policy ?
Motives Of honor, Of benevolence, Of JUS
tice, Of patriotism demand different poll
cy.
Lett be remembered that the legisla-
ton ol country touching the extinction
Of the-e kade conferred upon her a
glory as S16assas the Constitution
6erselfi1 10 cur national
ehsrs i.erance in that
:s,I 81 |i ,sssn5i;:5. econ, ISL
ilization and tie dd6 a lawful com.
merce1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20

A WHIG BEAR TREED.-The leading
coons OF ls4O are pretty much used up. but
it will be remembered that the coon was
not the only animal honored with whig
fellowship in that memorable champaign.
Swapping turtles, bears. and screch owls,
all had part TO act, and it will be remem.
bered what conspicuous part one JOHN
w. BEAR, the Buckeye Blacksmith, did
act. Here is the sequel to this gold spoon
whig orator:
"The 'Pottsville Emporium of yester.
day. states that J. w. Bear, the celebrated
Buckeye Blacksmith who, for some time
had resided in that place as daguerreo-
typist, was arrested on last Saturday at
Scyukill Haven, and taken to Potlsville,
charged with the seduction of a young girl
ofsixteen years of age. The evidence
was conclusive, and he was held to bail in
the sum of $500, to answer the charges of
robbery and seduction"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
DOCTORING IN GALENA.

Mr., W. B. Sloaa-Dear sir: About three
years ago was severely injured in one ofmy
legs by the falling Of pile of wood which oc.
casioned large running Ulcers. Nearly every
Doctor in Gaena tried to cure them; but tried
in vain until from sympathy and improper treat
nent my other leg became bad, as The ora
originally wounded, Idespaircd of ever being
well again,-but, in order thatI might neglect
NO means within my reach purchased Of yonr
Agent in Galena some of your Ointment and
you can judge of my surprise and graf tude
[better thar | can express il to find myself en-.
tirely well before had finished using The Sec
ond box.
These facts I make known thai others afflict-
cd may beIieue aud not delay o use such val.
liable Ointment as yours has proved 10 be.
Respectfully Your Grateful Friend
Galena, Ill. Dec. 18th, ls4s. EVAN Davis.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
Infammatory rheumatism.

InfammatOry rheumatism.
The american Rheumatic Baisam!!
A NEW REMEDY LATELY DISCOVERED
TN the vegetable kngdom-a sure and perma-
i nent cure for all Rhematc complaints such as
Infannaatory, Chronic, Acute and Mercu-
rial Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago,
Spinal affections, &c. &c.
This medicine has long been sought for. IL
has been said that rheumatism could not be
cured; but there is remedy designed by nature
for the cure of every disease that the human
system is subject 10. At last remedy has been
found tha: cures Rheumatism of the worst form
one of the most valuable vegetable produc-
tions of the earth--the greatest and most im>
portant discovery of the age, and a wonderful
blessing to the human family. 1t cures without
sickening or debiIitating, and renews strength
and vigor TO the whole system. 1t has cured,
during the past three months, over 500 cases
that were considered incurable.
Certificates of the curative properties OF
this medicine can be by calling on the
Agents.
pNone genuine unless put up with an en-
graved label upon the outside wrapper signed
by the proprietor. R. TURN Err, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold by I.SWIFT, Ravenna, wholesale and
retail agent for Portage Co. Ohio. 6ms46.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
Moro Mysterieus Knockings.

Ihe spirits which first mace themselves
!. 114Nu 70 mortal senses at Rochester, N.
u a which have since commenced their
~ siobs fappings In various other parts
NJ country, have lniely manifested
themselves ID the village Of New Brighton,
MsBsaser county, and The visitation has
created quite an excitement among the
sfaid ciiizens of that quiet and Quakerish
pluces : 8 3. s. ", 8, 5- -
"a friend, who resides there, has given
us q verbal account Of the advent and pro.
ceedings of the spiritual visitants. from
their frst appearance until Tuesday morn.
ing last, when he left home. He is q gen.
tleman of intelligence and verucity him.
soil, and speaks from the testimony of in.
diYiduals, most of whom we know, and
who, although perhaps deceived themsel yes,
are incapable Of deceiving others We
simply relate The matter as he has detailed
It to as. without farther preface
Oa Sunday last, as party of little chill
dren were playing in the hall Of the dwell.
ing house of a highly respectable lady, re.
siding in New Brighton, their attention was
attracted by strange rnpping under the
hoor upon which they were playing
Eikechildren, they answered it by rapping
back, upon which the noise was repeated
again and again. .zss
he children communicated the strange
occurance to quite large number ofladies
and gentlemen who were in the parlor, ,and
almost Immediately the strange rappings
were transferred to that apartment. The
party present, it seems, were familiar with
the spiritual doings at Rochester, and one
Of the gentlemen suggested that this might
possibly bs similar visitation. He ques-
TUNED it, and it replied in the usual man.
ner. A.system o. questions and replies
WINS Established, and the spirit told correct
lysthe number of persons in the room. the
number ofeach sex, and the ages Of several
Of them. ~H +'.a
ssIt.was asked how many shells were on
the mantelpiece, and The number OF raps
were counted which it gave in reply. The
shells were afterwards counted, as no per-
son present knew the number, and the re.
ply was found TO have been correct. Nu-
merous questions of similar character
were asked, and correctly answered On
Monday, The spirit was asked to tell wheth-
erl iiswould be fair day on Tuesday, and
itgave an affirmative reply. Tuesday
was a clear day, e : S. ss,
The knockings have continued until
Mcnday night, and which time our inform.
ant fe!t.s s. s.ls@ - ~ ta5ss -
We do not wish to be understood as en-.
dorsing the beliefin the actual existence
ofthese spiritual ,yisitants, We~ssinply
tell The story as twas told to US, on the au-
thofity of respectable witnesses who be-
1iepaain these yisitations. - Pittsburgh
contnssrcaat Journal, Nay IL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-20
ENTIRELY CURED.

One ofour citizens who has been afflicted with
Rheumatism for several months and portion
of the time was compelled to 60 crutches, tried
various remedies without effect, but was finally
induced to try sloan's Ointment, which gave
immediate relief, and by the use of two boxes
was entirely cured -Sheboygan Mercury, Wis
consin, Oct. 13, 1s49 ...
IISee Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column. Fer further particulars and testimo-
mails, get Pamphlets of Agents.