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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

patriotism. devotion 10 the Union, honor
and probity. as in the other party.
Mr. Speaker, the State Of kentucky.
alrhou.l, no, one Of the larges, States in
point of population. occupies proud and
lofty position in the confcderacy. She was
the pioneer State in the settlement, Of this
great valley. She is geographically not
remote from the centre Of the Union. 10
which she has always been firmly attach
ed. The renown Of her arms and the
uncalcuIating gallantry Of her people are
wei! known and admitted. 10 every
field Of battle within her reach since the
days Of the revolution. her sons have rush
ed. and poured out freely their patriotic
blood. Tha, splendid monument beyond
a hill overlooking this picturesque valley.
50 crcditable 10 .he sculp ,or for the beauty
Of its classical design and the exceliencv
of us chaste execution, aitests their glory
and the affecting loss Of their friend. and
countrymen.
Covered as the column almost IS v tii
the names Of the heroic decd let US cling
70 the ! Mon, until there is no, space
left uPon the marble for inserting the
names Of those who may hereafter fall in
fighting the battles Of their common coun-
try.-W hist the North western States
Pennsylvania. Virginia, Tennessee and
kentucky-remain firm in their attach
nent 10 the Confederacy, no presumptu-
Gus hand viii dare 10 attempt 10 draw
successfully. line Of its separation
In conclusion. Nr. Speaker. REM. " an
, expression Of my respectful acknowledges
ment for the distinguished honor OF this
~ in,
life VIII be ever cherished most crate
fully in my memory, aud will be trans
United 10 my descendants as precious
legacy to them.
rT-NoTE BY REroRTER-Dlrng the
delivery Of the preceding speech there
were frequent bursts Of enthusiastic APP
plause. but it has no, been deemed neces-
Sary 10 mark them in this sketch
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

CT Captain IFhiskcy, VIC understand.
become in-n.1n- ageablc on last Saturday
night, and Gu, Off the finger Of a young
ina.l-fired pistol into a crowd-nearly
broke a head-baitered and bruised up
one or two persons, and drew the 'ciaret'
from several smelcrs Richmond is get
ting to be quite city-like'
We are informed that a round piece OF
Iead was actually distilled, by the excess
sivc heat Of the powder. out OF the muz-
zle Of that pistol but, fortunately, no one
was Injured by it. Is it necessary 70 IN
qlire whether there was any fead IN the
Captain to have caused him 10 act thus
VIII gun-p powder explode Will Captain
Whiskey, admitting there is no lead IN
his composition. and If there was tina, II
cant be thrown over through the worm OF
a stin.' taken as beverage, make men
SO mad or insane, as 10 almost take eacn
others Ives, What DO medical authors
saw abou, this notable Captain WHAT
A vo,, saw. reader has this commander
ever caused the death Of any OF your REL
a.ivos Or friends We pause for reply
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

Coop TEA.-Our lady friends who arc
fond Of good tea, and which OF them IS
no, are informed that very superior
article can be had at BEsJ. SrRATTAss
S.o,a our better half" informs US that
all !, needs is loaf sugar. (prin'ers cant
afford that to make it a perfect nectar
If used for breakfast. dinner. and supper
!, will even make wash-day tolerable.-
This is the highest commentator which
can be given to beverage; and with this
quality we expec, every man who eats q
home on Monday. 10 buy j, by the pound
Candidly. j, IS a superior article. Try H.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
THE PALLADIUM
L21oh@ Ia IA In.
Fugitive Observation-Disclosures.

Our uciJhtor aCkuoxlrtI1 aS h.. stated
that which was no, true. in a nrevjous
number Of h, naper. in REGARD 70 the pas
SAFE Of the fnr;,ive slave law We com.
mend him r,r his honesty II this particu-
,ho,,,b d,;van a.. confession ~,
n,oots inco,..roycrtilla
re cbarra i ars,,,a.la ia, IT. F1r.
.,ora r.co,,.,,o,.4.., ,..saaa o,a an
,royal a,,J stoned ~, l,h,re AL u,ha,
- - T,,r.r.r. .l,,.. ,.o,.,,,,o,.li,- no.
,aro1 Eo sncb recommendation can ha
f.n.l II ia pr.s.i.,, i,l.nsndant
s ano,f..r l..,.,.,... =, -. ,,,,aro,,,o,,.
s.. ,.a+.,.....,.-,#.1. ., ,,a 49, of any,
Other nerxon then ~ III, of orr nnjqb.
~. -. i..1,.. .,,,,.
menlc1 H.. nassa,a If ne d,c,,Ty. li)
Mn H. a-ve tons, rbe General rec
,,,,,,,,,I.,;,n :, e..,,r, i,
IN Corar..s v.I M, i, Ne want ne
recommendation which i said +, have
b.., o;y.n
rhaco,,,.l;. ~, o...,,.,odh,. NJ ~.
b. -. ~. pr.siIa., ta,,.l J.. -.
49, : - - ~ - -
800 ''''0'' ~ =, -.
- '''.''9,' -, 'e, ,
.,.,',;'.,,l''. -. learned liz lessons
.1;.,.aI [a,a,, - ~. n,rt;cuIor
an ,,..,.,,a,. .1sa,s ~ ,l;s s,,lia,t
!. ,.. c..lor..1;.,,, anJ TOO
a,,i.danocra,.,. c,rns
~. ~, ,4i. ..I,v. r11,o,,
"l' hot "IF1"ff '"e 'oN'>'.'''S - '''o ~
giiiye slave law nna believed ITO be a bad
law. il was his sworn duty II veto IL Is
-: -, l,,,ac,a,f, 1,c,,i,.1 st vaa.
sonaGIe TO presume that Jefferson approx
el ali The bills he signed that the elder
aud Younger Adams approved all they
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

I..D1Es' SgoEs.-Our friend. ACHILLES
BALLARD, is exclusively devoted, IN inc
wav of business. to the manufacture o.
SsoEs for Ladies' wear; and his s"ic's'
are equal to those made in sny part Of tne
United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
Comfy Agr.cuIufr.al Meeting.
NEXT SATURDAY.

a II who feel interest IN agrculturb' ana
mechanical improvements are earnestly solicit
Cd to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
F,o" The 'Iadiana Jonrnoi, Nor. l-h.
Of the constitutional
Convention.

The debate on the Negro Indignation
question was temporarily arrested yestcr-
day by the success OF resolution 10 re-
fer the whole subject TO a select commit
tee Of one from each District, by vote
Of to 49, Instructions 70 that commit
tee. directing them - inquire into the cy
peiiencv Of reporting all provisions rela-
tive to the separation Of the white and
black races, III a single article 10 be
separately submitted 10 the people were
rejected by 63 10 co. Al! other insiruc-
tons were finally laid on the table, and
the committee lc.t unns'ructed.
Tho section authorizing the General
assembly TO borrow money 10 meet casual
deficits in the revenue not 10 exceed at
one time $780, 900, was amended 50 as l.
read 1.-The amount necessary for suci,
deficit
An amendment wa, offered bv Mr.
Co!fax 10 add at the close of the section
that ",he General Assembly shall not have
power;o contrct debt. except as authorized
in this section" The section authorizes
loans only for deficits in the revenue. or
To repel invasion. This amendment was
laid on the table-aycs go. noes So The
question came up again however in an
amendment proposed DV Nlr. Smfh OF
Ripley. 10 the next section, 50 that it
should read. that no act of the I.egsla
ture should create any State Debt. except
for the purposes mentioned IN the pre-
ceding section. On this an animated
debate sprung up, which lasted I'll the
adjournment
The main point Of difference is whether
the Constitution shall positively prohibit
the creation of additional State Debt. or
whether the Legislature shall have power
to submit 10 the People acts of that char
acter. not 10 90 into force unless ma
lori,y Of the people approve of them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

FrGITIvE SLAVE CAsr--'Ihrce persons
were Yesterday brought before Squire
Jacelvn charged by man named Dennis
Framcll. 81 Arkansas. Win being fugitive
slaves The alleged iugitises are wo-
man. about 50 wears OF age: her daugn-
ter. alb ~ 30 and son Of the latter. a
~. Of or 8. They were putin Jail un-
III tomorrow. when the testimony IN the
case Vii be examined.
What IS singular about this case is tha'
the so-caile4l fugiti.es are. TO all appear
ance. rriitt persons No trace Of negro
or Indian blood is discernabie N the old
g.. woman nor in the boy. Some few Of
,nose who have seen the other woman
think .here IS some slight resemblance %
the Indian in some Of her features. but a
larre MAJORITY are Of the opinion that she
IS also.of purely white origin They nave
been living in this city some four months
curing watch time the boy-said 70 be
quite <prieh;ly HAS been goingto one o.
our schools and mincling with white chill
dren. no one sus9ecting him Of being
aught else than white. like themselves.
A0ou, ten DAYS ago the family were
Kidnapped or en.lced across the river
where they were put Oh boat bount
South but. when IN the neighborhood Q
Hawesv.lle. were-as they sav-put OIL
shore by the passengers. and made thel
way back mere.
The o.ies, woman says that she is
native OF Baltimore; that many year
ago her husband was killed b. Indians
and she and her daughter carried ava
captive by them, among whom she ha
ever since .ived-Iatterly in Arkansas
but not as slaves, and were never treate
as such
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

szs9> CLARK DIVISION. No :, sons al Tie"
ptrance, J Meet every Wednesday
@.@l.ssS Z vcuing, at ~ o'ci'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
4. a. -. 4.

Nee. on Friday evening of each week, AT %
o'clock Hall III I,ppencots new building, "P-
puzite tho Huntington House
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

Mormon women. Il IS said. have
commenced dressing IN paAtaloons- II
IS not stated whether the men haye under
gone q CORES PonIing change n their
arnaral
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
November ., 1850.

Yesterday the debate on the State Debt
section was resumed. All pending amend
ments ~ the section as amended the pre-
vious day. were finally laid on the ,abl..
ayes ~. noes So The section was then
ordered to a third reading. under the
operation Of the previous question, ayes
50, noes So. This. it is supposed settles
the question definitely. that the Legisla-
'ure will be positively prohibited from
creating any more State Debt, upon any
conditions or for any reason whatever.
excep, temporary loans for deficits in the
revenue, or 10 repel invasion or insurfec-
tl3u.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
November 10. 1850.

Yesterday morning the sections Of the
Bill Of Rights already ordered 10 be en-
crossed came up on the question of their
passage. \ motion was made 10 re-
commit with instructions 10 so amend the
section relative to taking private property
for public uses. that the damages 10 he
assessed should be rendered as the Leg
islature may hereafter direct, instead Of
saving ..to the owner as in the words Of
the section. The argument being that
tho owner Of land through which Rail
road route may run, might live in Europe,
or might not he known at all. &c. The
motion was rejected by II majority. and
after several other unsuccessful motions
the section passed under the operation oil
the previous question. by 81 10 o6.
The negro immigration section was then
taken up and debated. The pending pro
position is motion 70 refer the section
and amendments 10 select committee o
one from each Congressional District &c
report on the best plan OF separating the
White and black races. and 10 report al
provisions on that subject in one article
10 be separately submitted 10 the people
The debate has been quite animated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
November p. 1850.

The debate on the State Debt section
was continued throughout yesterday. Mr..
Smith o: Ripley modified his amendment
so as 10 authorize loans only for a State
Bank and branches. which was laid on
the table Mr.. Allen renewed Nr. Smith )
original amendment OF absolute prohibit
ton OF all further State Debt. teNcept to
repel invasion. and temporary loans 10
meet casual deficits in the revenueD. This
amendment finally prevailed. ayes 60,
noes B., M Hail moved 10 add a pro-
viso. that this section shall not prohibit the
State from incorporating State Bank. or
furnishing the means for the same. This
was laid on the table. ayes 65. noes So.
\ motion for the previous question failed
~ majority. and the question is. there
fore, still pending.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
November 20, 1850.

-NOVemher 70, IOOJ.
Debate on the negro immigration ques-
ion. was continued all day yesterday. in
ne Convention.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
T. W. SEYMOUR

TTAS now full stock of fresh and cheap
IL Winter Goods, which will be sold to
the goods buyers Of Portage county at less
prices than goods of the same qualities have
ever been sold in this county.
CLOTHS.
French, American and English broadc 10 his,
French and American Casslmeres,
Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans and Fulled Cloths
DRESS GOODS.
French Merinos, Thibet cloths Lyenese
cloths Mohar cloths, Paramattas, Alpaccas
Plain and Figured DeLaines, Good Cling hams
at leg Cts. &c.
MUFFS.
Lynx, Genet'e, Coney, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES & INDIA RUBBERS.
Mems Boys and Youths Cow Hide Boots
Mems Kip and Calf Boots 500 Pairs Ladies
Gentlemen's Misses and Boys Shoes ant
Boots of all qualities and prices: 500 Pairs
Gentlemen's Ladies' and Misses India Rub
ber Boots and Shoes received directly from
the Mandatory warranted of the best quail
ity, and at low prices.
HATS & CAPS.
Silk and Wool Hats, Silk Plush, Broad
cloth and Otter Style Caps.
F. w. SEYMOUR.
November 10, 1S49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
heaven.

eTHE MEXICAN BouNDARY.-The treaty
with Mexico provides says the N. Y. Jour.
nal Of Commerce, that from the junction
OF the river Gila with the Colorado, the
boundary shall be strait line extending
10 point on the Pacific ono marine league
due South fromthe Southermost point Of
The port Of San Diego. AS The general
course of the Colorado is Soulherly, it was
snnturally supposed that below said junction
Ii would fall entirely within Mexican ter
ritory. But the surveys recently made by
the Joint Commission appointed to run the
Treaty line, show that for nearly seven
miles below the junction, both banks of the
river fall within American territory, inclu-
ding the best military POSITION in the vicin-
". A fair specimen Of NJ exican luck.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
PUFF AWAY
SMALL STEAMERS.

= ltI n L. - y 1 u n ll EI II "a ]
V1HERE Is ANOTHER SHIP AFLoAT.
and just entered the service Of tie
good people of the Western Reserve, to fur~
nish them with H.4RDWARE of various
kinds and qualities, also. Stoves and Pipe,
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron ,oare at tie
lowest estimate, for the rocks (Caifernis
Gold not excepted.) The subscriber wishea
it understood that he hos a good assortment
of Stoves, which are all warranted, and tlat
he will no, be undersold if it eplits him
Tariff thrown off, and Cheap Sales. Those
desiring to purchase are invited to call and
they will become convinced of his veracity.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange,
at the market price. ~
Shop in Kent;s Brick Block, in the Store
formerly occupied by Charles H. Kent. :
WELLINGTON ISBELL.
Franklin, Oct. 23, 184s. ss0tf.i
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01

- 0@"Whnt censorious liar" exclaimed
old Mrs. Parting,on, as she read in Ger
tain paper an account of a new counterfeit
which was said TO contain three women
and the bust Of Washington on each end.
''.What" snid she, 'Gene raj Washington on
a bust. lis not so;" and the old lady lifted
sup her specs and declared that she had
known the old gentleman for the last thirty
years, and she had never heard of his being
ON a bust-much less with three aoomen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
STOVES.

Tin. Copper & sheet-Iron Ware.
THE subscriber has on hand large and
Il general assortment, of Sfoves, of the
most approved aud convenient patterns,
such as
Co6b's improved Elevated Orem, Western
| Economical, Premiums, SeLf-Reg-
ulators, &c. &c.
which he will sell little lower than any
other establishment in this section of coun-
try, for Cash or Ready Pay.
lie also has on hand an excellent assort>
ment Tin, 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 Gllett's Store. Ware of eve
ry description manufactured to order, and
Job Work done on the shortest notice.
C.. A. PITkIN.
Ravenna. June 10, 1913. q1Itf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01

GF"Seventy-five cents per gall" ex-
claimed Mrs. Partington, looking over the
price current. "Why, bless me, what is
) the world coming 10, when the gals are
valued at only seventy five cents!" The
old lady pulled off her spectaeles. threw
down the paper and went into brown stu
i dy on the want Of a proper appreciation oi
! she true value OF the feminine gender.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01

- 10, you're 'prienticea" said little
boy the other day, tauntingly to his CON-
. panion. The addressed turned proudly
p around; and, while the fire of injured pride
and the look of pity were strangely Blended
in his countenance, coolly answ cred Sc
uas FrankHn!"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
Another CreYasSe.

The New Orleans papers Tell of another
ereyasse in West Baton Rouge parish,
which is increasing with alarming rapidity,
and which if not soon stopped will prove
more injurious than any heretofore. The
Washington Globe snys:
"To US it seems that the planters in
Louisiana will be obliged to adopt some
more efectual method of embankment than
the one that has been heretofore practiced:
tor it is fact, we believe, that the floods
ofthe Mississippi are getting to be more
frequent, and that they rise higher than
formerly, which is 10 be imputed, probably
to the clearing and settling the country
above in the great valley, and consequent.
'ly the cause, instead of disappearing. will
grow rs the country grows.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
Cheaper than yau can raise them!

Cheaper than Yau can raise them!
Hen, Women and 5Chitdrens Likemesse
CAN. BIZ HAD AT
Matthews Daguerrean Rooms
FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CTS.
In good style and in fine cases. Large 81
zes from three to seven dollars. Cloud,
weather, if not SO dark as to rain, is prefer
able to glimmering sunshine.
All Gems and Ladies, and every one else
must come before the first of December o
they will have to wait six months befor
another opportunity offers.
Farmers and others coming to town dom
fail to call at my Room and see the Pictures
No charge for Eye sight. Likenesses takel
of the sick or deceased in the county b
having early notice.
VIM. B. MATTHEW'S,
Ravenna, November I2, 1a49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01

@An old Jew begging in house, treat.
ed himself to some ham and eggs, but just
as he was about to raise The forbidden NOR.
sci to his mouth, a clap of thunder startled
him; he dropped the fork saying. Meir
Gott! all dish fuss chust because old Mo-
shesh is eating ieedle pit of pacon."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
BRASS FOUNDRY
COPPER SHOP,

E>HE subscriber is prepared to manufac-
ture to order all kinds of Brass Castings
ofevery description. He also intends keep
ing on hand an assortment of Gun Trims
mDgs, Kettle Ears, Keys, Copper Rive,s,
spaiter' Solder, Brass and Copper Kettles,
winch he will warrant to be of good mate
rails and as cheap as any in the country.
Brass and Copper Kettles repaired. In short:
all kinks of Copper work done on reasons
Bile terms. Cash or work paid for old Brass
and Copper.
FShop three doors south of the Court
House. MORTIMER HUBERT,
Ravenna, Oct. 81, IS4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
California Gold.
RaVCl1llsl Furnishing EmnOrium

THE undersigned has the pleasure Of an.
Il nouncing to this community that no
has replenshed the above establishment with
lots of New Goods, consisting of almost
everv variety of ~tF
GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Sc. SO.
which Will be sold cheaper than ever.
Please call and examine for yourselves. .
Never pass he large window without buy
ing something for your convenience and
comfort, during the approaching winter.
N. B.-A few hundred weight Of Caiifor.
MIA Gold, will be received at par, in exchange
for goods; or on old accounts, if applcation
be made soon. LINUS ELY.
Sept IL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
Ravenna, Nov. 9Th. Ia49.
To all whom it may Concern!

a LII PERSONS indebted TO the subscriber
IN by Note or Book account are requested
to call at his Office and settle the same be-
fore the first day of January, as he is gong
south SOON after that time. All claims not
then settled will be left with the proper per-
son for immediate collection Settlement
in his absceace may be made with Joshua
G. Willis. WILLIAM GAME.
+ orember IL, fS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.

The following named Doctors and Physicians have highly
recommended BRANTS MEDICINES
Dr. N. HUBBARD, Stamford, Coma
DR. j. N. SMITH, Watertown, N. Y.
Dr. ROsSMAN, 1872 Henry street Brooklyn,
Dr. T. Al. HUNT, Auburn, n Y.
Dr. GEO. FRANCIS, Middletown, Conn
Dr. GEO A. ROGERS, Bath N. Y.
DR. s. WHITE. Fredenia, N. Y.
Dr. C. B. GALENTINE, Byron N. Y.
Dr. J. o. SHIPMAN, Fayetteville N. Y.
Dr. ]. SKINNER, Henry st., Brooklyn n
DR. o. SHIPMAN Cortland N. Y.
FOR SALE BY
I.Swift, Ravenna; Gibbs & Day, Deerfeld; WIN
Dickinson, Randolph; Alden & Brush Atwater,
Francis Lewis, Palmyra Painter & Co Wind
ham; H. Beecher, Garrettsville; J. w. Foster,
Mantua; A. v. Horr, Shalersville; C. H. Kent,
Franklin Mills
y All letters and orders must be addresse to
Wallace & Co., 106, Broadway, New York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01

Il QuA1NT. Some philosopher gives ad-
vice in the following quaint style:
- ssYs who are eating the apple dumplings
and molasses of wealth. should not forget
those who are sucking herring bones of
poverty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
AGENCY OF

AGENCY OF
DR.. s. s. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,
Used BY him with such distinguished success
~ the cure of
Coughs. Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorr-
hea, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c. &c.
Al&o, DR.. S. S. Ftch's abdominal Sup-
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling
IMbeS, and Lectures on Con-
sumption, and the art Of
preserving Life and
HealMto Old Age,
SC. SC.
ROI0IpflIzs Bard has been appointed
Agent for The sale of the above Goods, and
| vii keep them constantly on hand at his
Recorders office in Rayenna, only agent for
Portage County, Ohio.
UTDr. Fitch's ssGUIDE Book TO 1NvAL1Ds,
! and Directions for Promoting Health, and
Instructions to Mothers. in the Manag
of Children" may be had, gratutously, by
calling for it at his residence as above. An
extremely valuable Book.
R. BARD.
Rsvenna Nov 49, 1919
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-01
FOURTEEN RESPECTABLE WITNESSES

certify that all the above statements of B. Haskn are
strictly in erery partculor they being well acquainted
with him. The witnesses follows, namely:
Doct Thomas Williams. of the respectable ply
scians in Rome G. R. Broon, proprietor of the West
itchings, Jesse Iyon, Elisabeth 7ryon Henry Conrad
Elizabeth Conradt Pfny Darrew John Tyon Dekiah 1yon
B1ssELL g. LEONARD wholesale and retail druggists Of
Rome certify that they acquainted with the said j. B
Haskn and and believe bis statement of cure to be
true. BlSSELL u LEONAhD.
BRANT"s INDIAN PURIFIER cures all impure diseases
of the bleod viz: Seald Head Sail Rheum, Rheumats,
Erupon Pmplss the Face Piles, Bles, Ulcers Costipe
ness ercmia1 Diseases, Liver Complaint Pains in the Bac
Side and Limbs. Rush of Blood to the Head &C.. &C.