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DR.. eyYseTrss
Mproyedl Extract Of Ysiloy Dock
. - and SarSaparflIa. ~ :
ane tAs QHlp Rsmssp tbat Is tSsroupbss
efficient ann perfettIg harmless.

aR~ tff phip fSemean tDaI is t$arounbtN.
efficient anu perfettIg harmless.
PHILOSOPHY OF IT'S OPERATIONS,
nlSEASE arising from disoitierd action
II orthe vital system ,hat s.sof he otesns
employed in secreiipg and preparing tie G'1ds
which sHstap liEer cannot Ie reuntvrd Ny AIDS
cnes LIMITED in tlsiE ope gqiin1 10 The ccalty
festaton Is merely Inc esct &c deTsaaeeepei.t
Of The functions of those organs liicIT ptepuEs.
secrete, snd amalgamatc lfhe tleh,shis of ile
blood, IL these elements be impure, or are not
mixed IN due proportions, the biooi will be ny
h,ons% a. snpa%Ia %ss slis sSs { rs yh$
affected. live grand dcsidetas paa, Iiep, II I
preparation which willact drrtly, posefifully.'
| and safely. upon that portion Df tho ANNUAL
machinery which prepares, from tie food takeN
into the stomach, that fluid which afierwsrds
becomes yenous blood sTBis 9ufd il called
Chyki 10 order toa haye pure blood SItrs
must be pure cSyIc: and i isnpoi ihs orgali
ization which prepares and acts,4poh this lbs io
in other words, upon the. digestive apparatus,
hs .hoS %lsstlnes g and he iyfr thai ihs eelsi
g Il has been proved Shy tho cxpericnfe Of
many wears, that Gnysotfs Composnd Extract
ol Yeltoio Dock und SarsapOritia { perpt,s III
this way; and by removeing, al The place Of iis
origin, tle eayse Of disease Il effects radical
cure. Oilset Sirsapdr riIESs may slleyiais. Sit
aDfau Gassootss Ert,oct sef aYelmc Dock md
Sarsopsritis eradicates all ofihe discaies u The
sysioul By y furnishing rchyle from which
= 10 Nome genpifc unless put up in large SQUARE.
bottles, cqnrufhiiiig caafl, and Enme' ei. the.
Syrup blown in tue glass, with The writitn sig,
nature 5. = Rcnnett on thcthe outside wrapper:
NOR In ,fi nrs iy hot fIccf for
libby ]. p. PARG,
| Northeast corner Of Fourth and Wainui
streets. entrance on Walnut Z . whom al of.
ders muel be address,d' 2 ~ 'a1.sas ~
Sold hY CuRTIss HAYcE, RayepEs; r. ut,
Grennell & Go. Franklia Mills; i B. whedop,
Hudson; 0viatt & Porter, Richfeld; Dow &
TO. Cuyahoga Fails; F.. Gartiss, Middlcba' i;
A. v. Ilorr, ShaIeryiIle;' w. Dickinson. Rand-
olrh; Gibbs g. Day, Deerfeld; u; $pyyaigqpss.
Carr :ltsville; 7. s, 1ildcn 4 Go. .glrtIaS;
e. w. Peart, Bccbc s. Elkins, aud J. ], Com.
mins, Akron. December Jst, 1sss."i
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ANOTHER CUBAN ExPEDiTloN.--The
Eco a Ialia, the italian paper publish &c
at New York. says il hasreceived informa'
tion from New Orleans that a second *.
petition is being. prepared against the Is
land OF Cuba, and it regrets to learn that
some soft.headed Italians are among those
who are enlissing under the banner Of
Lopez, the hero of Carddnas, who gained
the victory of fifty thousand dollars! In a
future number the Eco promises to speak
more fully on the subject.
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peaths.

In thisgilIageon the 17th insts Mr. SAMUEL
sMERl Fl, in his 92nd year. s. f:zsssesEsk
8 In Mantua, on the. 7th Of January last, Mr.
JOHN BLAIR, aged Sc, one of the pioneers Of
the County, having emigrated from Blanford,
Massachusetts, in the year 1907. y ?. - 4 s ss
In Mantua, on the 10th of February last, Mrs.
EUNrCE SPENCER, aged 81, a pensioner,
relic Of John Spencer, q Reylutionary soldier,
formerly Of snfRela, Comp. 's,T
Recently: in Ffaphlin, lip this ssognty Mr.
Carlton, Of Mantua, isaTing widew and and Mmi.
~ Of fchildren to mourn bis loss 81 - -
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important Legislation In Illinois.

The Legislature Of Illinois have passed
the Central Railroad and Homestead Ex-
emption Bills. Over this result the Chicago
Tribune reioices greatly, and speaks in the
following glowing terms of.the beneftswhich
they will confer upon that State:
We are almost bewildered with he daz-
zling prospects which we attempt to con-
slider the vast results which are to flow
from the construction Of this magnificent
line of Railroad through the heart of the
richest country that lies under the sun, its
main trunk and branches embracing dis
tance of seven hundred miles! Our ex.
haustless agricultural and mineral resours-
es, hitherto scarcely touched, will be devel-
oped 10 an extent Of which few have any
conception. The vast interior of our beau-
tiful State, SO long shut out, as it were,
from the world, will now be open to rap
id tide of immigration and to the best Of
markets. All parts of the State will be
bound together in the bonds Of sympathy
as well as OF interest. Northern and South
ern Ilinqis, SO long divided by Jealousy
and i'll faeling, will ere long feel themselves
to be brethren, and cordially unite to urge
forward our noble STATE to its glorious des-
tiny. SsEsa E..rs.f. ~ ...-r ssgr-a.
The Homestead Exemption bill is the be-:
ne6csnt complement to that for the con-
struction Of the Central Railroad and
branches. Unparalleled inducements are
now held out to emigrants seeking home
in the West, to stop in Illinois. They have
now an opportunity to unite their destinies
with that of people who are starting in
career Of prosperity such as will hardly fall
to the share Of another State in the great
Mississippi Valley, and their Homes,
dearest and most sacred possession of man
this side Of Heaven,-are rendered secure
and inalienahle! Thousands too, already
in our midst, will seek to obtain a Home
stead now that no sdyerse change Of for
tune can wrest it from them, and make
their wives and children beggars. In the
present suspicious condition Of our fortunes
as State, nothing could be MORE opportune
than the passage Of the bill to secure the
Homestead. aaz Esszs se- 5ee-,z>5-#
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An Intsresff"g Rapsr.-If you desire
an interesting paper, subscribe for it; pay
in advance; read it attentively; write for
it occasionally; and procure all the new
subscribers you gan. II yon hare a fami.
ly, and wish to interest your son or da1gh-
ter in reading a paper, furnish him the
means to become subscriber, and you will
have the double pleasu Of reading the pa
per and hearing it, read. If your neigAbor
borrows your paper and don't return it, by
all means get him to take one Of his own.
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HrRs. na,EspAca ! am Am CoL..EALExmAs m

~ - - = IL
HERRs RsQRiEsBAeH ANA CoL.-ALExAN.
DER.-On Saturday afternoon, Herr Dries.
back, with his friend tsol, Alexander, ,came
up or the cars to fulfil their engagement o.
Woods Cincinnati Museum. while exhib-
itiag at Neil'ssNew Hall. hlle ON tbs
carsahe Colonel, mot being fond Of q crowd,
took quiet seat il. the Post Office, in com.
plianee with a polite invitation from the
Mail gent, Mr.. Whitaman. /, Soon after,
shsC Cendaetars Nj, aDohsrtY, called upon
him E,rs his fare, but nat understanding the
Engliah languasa, he made no reply, and
wss pesni,led 10 pass free, as d t'distin-
gulshsdsf foreign tousisis snsgsTs > sa8za8
AfierIais arrival in this~ city-stopping
lass.hs Nsil House, n the request OF Herr
sfbfiesbaeh, ttie Colonel was shown to his
room. Several gentlemen Immediately
paid iAeir RESPECTS TO him at his lodgings,
among wham was The gefltlemaniy and
surbane host Of the Neil House. Soon saf-
ter the party had seated themselves and
began quietly to- enjoy their call, Herr
priesbach, thu.kipg that lights were Of no
use among gentlemen sof Honor, suddenly
blswsoqs ahes cna6las 8 Then lhere sswas
hurryins 70 aud fire., ,'-.4all but bis majesty
the Royal Tiger-yieing with each ether,
10 mike the. door first. We understand
ths worthy landlord was first among The
foremost to run for daylight, without the
room, but in his eagerness, missed the door,
pnd found himself,. looking up. in close
probably toCof. "a lexandeh who So, per-
l.e,iw r,r,y,,avad Onzinc b an fha ualaa which
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BesreN, March S.

The citizens Of the town Of Marshfeld,
The place Of Nj. Wsbster's residence. q.
dop,ed at their election yesterday 9 prsam-
bis and resolutions, by vote of l2Q to "a,
pronouncins the Fugitive Law lnconstitp.
tional. They say i violates, among 9th
srs, that provision which declares that nc
bill Of attainder or ex post facio law shal
be- passed; and that no person shall be Dc
prived Of life or liberty without due pro
cess sf1aw; that men charged with crime
whossfintsfests are atssake ia suits at Law
insolsing suus equal 70 $2o. shali bs enti
tlsd 10 ! trial by jury. They further de
clare that the law IS utterly repugnant 4
our moral sense-a disgrace tothe civiliza
ljon Of the age" ss sci
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Like the TELEGRAPH.

10 ~ 2 BIooMfNeroN, III Oct, II, 1s4s.
ID w. B. SIoax-Dear Sir: Your Ointment goes
''iike the Tet<sraph" Enclosed please find cash
fer the payment Of two dozen Of your Horse
Ointment, ! dozen Of Family Ointment, and
dozen Condition Powders-deliyer them to the
bearer. Youfs, &c, gP.G.YoUNG.
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CINCINNATI, MoEch b

Riota. Giassnnati. A &ssetF eacher
cy the name Of Kirkland, while speaking
in the Market Place yesterday, was attack.
cd for having said something against the
Catholic religion. He escaped into the
Dsnnison House, where he xas with diff.
Guilty preserved from the mob.
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BENToN NOT 4 CANDIDATE FOR THE
PREslDENcY.-John c. Rivers, in his re.
ply to the rumor that himself and F. P.
Blair are about to start Benton paper,
says: 'While the correspondent Of the
Express assumes to tell the public | was
making preparations to support Colonel
Benton, | had il from his own lips ,ha, he
'ooald not be a candidate for the Prssi.
dency. .- ID Il. Ia bES Ia
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GFA Yankae has just invented sus-
pender that so contracts on your approach
te water, til at the moment you come to the
puddle it lifts you over and drops YOU on
the opposite side. ss,se
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TEETHl 48sEEAhz . s.4s /. l.slzt FEEEEEEsHflA q 2: 2.
Dr. g. J.. WILLIS,
D E N fk2f

hAVlNG returned from The So, u,o,l,
IL respectfully inform the people Of ri,
ana adjoining counties that he is now nra ~
pared to perform all operations taaT mar h,
required of'the Profession. ~ y =
+se1h heteaneAaadplxggsd,,oiM qold and
20 a., En.. q, Rtrot Teeth Inserted. tos is.d
Also, Teeth Inserted on on pIote, from one 10
az an entire set, and all other 'opero,ions which
the pecnliarity of each ense NAV ran,,;.n m"''"
-,.I:,e eeln removed vyilhOut ra,,In
WIN, Whiie under the Influence of fILnrnE
nave adn'nisferedihs valuable article M ~ 90 =
frequently than any other Denl;.t !, At ,h;s
county. end. satisfied ffrom Tv axna.; !" .";e
ence) that when jndcjourIy adm;n;sta,as 1
It is R't only safe buttperiectiv by..a' b@rmhsa'
Work warranted. ast = - 'S'' "'' "''tss. ''
GgSes orerr the Drug; Store of d. Lsaoe
q. ass, SwsA, aths RtIck Bioet,ii sfgre
wnerf sna t ! may be found At all times. both day
' Ransna; G.J. WILLIS.
WINTER GOODS The ,,nd.rs,n,.-
Wv finding bis Fail spu rcLases were snad
eqlate to supply the demand, has recent,
Pu,eaaseG bur ana Is ROW .Feeeiving 90 boxes
Diy Ioods so cases of Boots and Shoes,
a general stock of Hardware, Groceries
Paints and Dye stuffs, bonnets, hats. cans,
ete.,etc. etc. Purchasing them a, The Close
0, 'he business season enabled him 10 nur
chase them on much bettertern than goods
purchased earlier, and they will be sold :
shade lower than any goods in market. 1or
easn MO- Or ready ga Pay.fi zasa &C. aPREsrrss. ;,
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Chairs by Steam.

TlHE subscriber successor Of Taylor &
McEiwain,is prepared to furnish at
his large Sieam Factory, just north of the
Pren,iss House variety of Canesea',
Windsor, Dining Ofiee, BOSTON, aRd Child,
ren's Chairs, asiGy PIisss, and Of as good 90
ehineag and es Il 'nn ean 0asl make
He is a;so prepared to execute jobs of
Turning, and Saving LuHber for Sash.
Blinds .9oo's &C.; nrS Sq aH9r. nst'ee Tor
RayenHa, Noy. ], 1850. 20 283tf.
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~What is the diffsrar.ce between q
young girl and an old hat9 Merely one
Of time: the one has feeling, tho other. has
felt 40 'F@'
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9ExEcUTloN or Two NEaRoEs FOR Nun.
pEa.-Dcclaratios Of lnaocsacs.-A dis.
patch from Nashville, dated Feb q,
sayss ,sks
To.day the city was crowded with Wis.
isors, 10 witness the execution of ahes slave
Henry, convicted ofakilling two white men
In the streets Of Franklin, and Moses, for
killing his tnaster, IN Sumner county
Ths testimony that convicted these men
was strong and conclusive, though circum.
ssantial.s About ten thousand persons were
nresegat. 7ssf$i e9f0a sf'5 asHSsef lz2 e
sThe sheriff, his three deputies and a
Catholic clergy man, 9 were in company
,wi.h .he culpri;s,s and a guard of musket.
eers surrounded the vehicle which convey.
ed them 10 the seaffold. When on the
seafSid. The reverend gentleman made a
short address to the spectators, inlwbice he
ssaled that the unfortunate prisoners had
recaieed bap.ism and otherwise prepared
der souls for, that awful eternity which
wasso near at .hand. s. He also declared
shat,. although accepting the Catholic faith,
ailsy still persisted 10 saying they were in.
nocent and he firmly believed they were
"a. Afier q short pray er, the rope was
adjusted around their necks Before the
cap Was drawn over their eyes, Henry de.
clared aloud that they were shedding 10.
necent. blood, while te other said if he ever
killed man he didn't know it. SOD 81 z1as
sAfter covering their faces, the sheriff
eus ,hsIrsps n 'Asy were laaafAsd into
elerntty.$ss tsIpp ri aag1sT3tS
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: Ravenna Prices Current.
70 ORR REcyED wEEkEY,

--lHWISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY.-Fhe great success attending the use of this
b alsam in Pulmonary diseases, having naturally
attracted the attention of physicians and others,
various opinions and surmises have arisen with
regard to itscomponent parts, some have suppos-
ed it to contain iodine, others mercury, Sc, and
to such substances they attribute its extraordi-
nary efficacy. Such opinions being entirely er-
ronepus, and calcalatedto prejudice many per-
sons ag instthemedisine, ,sRes pledge ourselves
that it contains nothing Of the kind, or anything
tAs least injurious on the contrary, it is COM
posed principally of extracts from the, MOSS
ofICELAND WILD CHERRY.a and the PINE
of our Northern latitudes. gsifse ta3E 80 g =
q sy+ssee advertisement t,EHF Eass szss II
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Miss Clark'S School.

The Spring term of Miss CLARk;s School will
be opened on Monday, March II, for Young
Ladies and Misses exclusively. ga5s
Rayenaa, FeR 2s, 1851. ,
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GLOTHS-Super French Cloth, Blue
u Black, Brown and Forest Green, Super
French Doe Skin Cassimeres. Also, gen.
eral assortmsnt IF other styles of Cassi-
meres, togethsr with good variety OF Over
Coat q 10th, Fweeds, Jeans, &c. &c, can
be found very low at GILHEFTs,,
Nov. SQth, 1850,
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'J,HAT Gaps THE cLIMAX!AGents
and Boys Caps. Of every description.
Otter, Silk Plush, Glazed silk, Mohair Plush
Oregon, Selette,. Cloth, &c. &c., just open
ed at E-4 @gz.= s 5.e PRENTIss'
20 Oct, ,I2. ~ a-~a s-' -H.s r-.& s'+
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BeDJamin Nuns Eslate

NIQTICE is hereby given thai the spbs:ri.
IN ber has been appointed and qualified as
administrator on the estate of Benjamin
Mills, late Of Sutield, Portage county, de-
ceased. Dated al SufieId this 25th day Of
February, 1851. JOHN COLEMAN. .
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Bounty LANDS.

T0IIE Subscriber will attend to procuring
j. Land ;Warfanls for those who may cal
unon him, who are entitled 10 bounty lands
under the recent act of Congress, approved
Sept. cath, 1850. .z NJ
SAML. STRAWDER.
Rsyenna, Oct. II, 1850. .,.s,r~sx, srt5.r
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GENTLEMEN-Atth the ShalersviIle chea y
" store you cav find any hing that you
want TO wear. Over coats,. Sack cents,
Pants' Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Hats. Boots,
Gloves, Mlttens,l &c. of all varieties and
styles The prices think will suit any one,
as ! am aware that all want to. buy low
oa,l m. IN and look. w. Hlkn.
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GREAT REMEDY
= 5s GoCoO OAAJ9S
Celebrated Family Ointment.

~O40U4WVS0 SsA4AA4y SS44SAA&SAA"
Is Mid, Safs, 1h9aigh md The creates, Eaernal Rene
dy used IN ii con.posed IF fegetabk Eurads and
possesses nnsqKaedn The anna Of Msicae for ts
cure Of injTgnFnatry Diseases,
ItsuhiEersaly 6ckno~cged to be an infaibe remedy.
~ every case where has lss, hfag applied on the
illhysdab9 in al diseases cs Obstinate Ulcers
Old scs. hlalans sore Throat. Cuts, Cqtaneons
keuee IN @
Pain in the Side Back and other parts Of e sysel Scald
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind Of
sore containing the least particle Of Inflammation, are
isruaIsntly cured by this goat remedy. 2 '" T2.
So azz. HEALING VIRTUES. 5s
Iisa fad, authenticated here az well as al over the
State aud ineed The whole western states that Spans
Medicines have obtaine wide spread Celebrity, and re-
pataton, TO winch they are justly BY theE Asahg
sinssa' and pawers We are npt anonk those who are
prone 70 endorse every patent Kab,g that comes along
De have been able to make ASSURANCE dohby Sire not only
by iesng Eeut personally ourselves hut from the tcst
a5oiiii as :. d tiila6is Glo,c. April II .ls50. u
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RRoAD cLoTHs-A Horr's store sha.
ietsy,lle You can find large stock of
surerior French cloth, Fancy Cassrmer,e.s
&c. which | offer at lower prices than our
neighboFs in old Portage.
sTOctI2 .s*e. .a S ov AV U.Ea
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Rcfober 26th. 1asa

Il W: SEYMOUR is now receiving q
IL large Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
which he will sell at extremely low prices
Tor cashIor ready pay.eAii persons in want
ofGooda will call and examine for your
selves.
11nlA0 YDS. Prints from to 1gI Its
LOOO per Yard. Also-a large lot
Q, Ehgpsh sGInghams, at tfsK cts. per YARD
Inc pest tor the price ever offered in This
county asg- lGs V4EH at SEYMOUk.S.
Oct. 26th. 1850. ,t.sF VI i ,I.s-4Gs. i9i..
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| 0EAlI Medicines and. BOOKS advertise,
by W. B Sloan are sold, wholesale apd retail
at the pl oprialot's prices at 70 -
4sLOAN's MEDICINE DEPOT,
U. S. Hotel Block, Terrace tS,reet ! ~
Buffalo. ~. y..g s,'.E
Ard all orders fnf. the same from the State
of New York. Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and the Cenadas must be addressed To- VIM.
P. Sloan, Buffalo, N. Y. -. -,
Sold also by .-.-..-x q.
G. Hatch and !, Swift, Raysnna; J. Trsscott &
Co., Salem; Gibbs 4 Day, Deerfsld; J. D.
Commins, and Beebe & Elkins, Akron.
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3 CleKcs T. Ritts. Railroad Office,
RAyEnkA, Feh'y 24,lssl:as
HtHR Stockholders ofths Cleveland and Pitts
L burgh Railroad Company are hereby mott,
fed to meet at the office ofthe Company in Ra-
VIENNA, on Friday, the l4th day Of March next,
at 10 o'clock A. M., tp take INTO CONSIDERATION
the amsndmsats TO their charter, passed Febru.
ary-19th, 1881, authorizing the Akron BRANCH,
: s = CYRUs PRENTIss, President.
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FLATS s. CAPS-Jenny Lind, Mole
IL Skin and Taylor Hats, Silk Plush,
Worsted Plush, Cloth and Oil Silk Caps.
For Gents and Boys,at sEYMoURsf
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y ARD HITCHCOCK, LID. :
President of Amherst College.
Erom the I,ondon I1pr,tI

S.sa .g as. Fyom the London Laactt'
"AYER,S CHERRY PECTORALis one Of
the most valuable preparations that has fallen
under our notice. After careful cxami' alion
we do not hesitate TO say we have large OPP
preciation Of its merits and the fullest conf.
'dence in its usefulness for coughs and Isbg
comnlaints." 90 S"s' ~
Dr. Brewster. of Windham Co., Conn., sends
US tho following testimony - r6a - ta
DIR. J, C. Ayer--Dear Sir:-I enclose you n
certificate from Mrs. Catherine X Cady1 q
highly respectable lady of the village, wife Of
Mr.. Seth cady, Deputy Sheriff, Wlhdhain CO..
Conn. The cure in her case was very prompt.
and has attracted general attention.
- W. A. BREWSTER, NJ. D..
WcsE KILLINaLy, Ct., Sept. %, ls4S.
This may certify that was afflicted with a
very severe cough in the winter Of ~ s, which
threatened to terminate in consumption. lhad
tried many medicines il vain and WAS cured by
the use of'Atyer's Cherry Pectoral p -
CATHERINE K. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE. 49, Z.
lr.J. C Ayer-Dcar Sir;-Feelng under OBJ.
legations to you for the restoration ofny health,
| send yop a report of my case. which yon arc
at liberty 10 publish for the benefit Of others
Last autumn | took bad cold, accompanied by
a severe cough, and made use Of many medi-
cines without obtuining relief was Obliged 10
give up MY business. frequently fsisesa Flood,
and could get no sleep at hight: A friend gave
mo bottle of your Cherry PICTORIAL, tho use
Of which Immediately commenced according
to directions. have just purchasedthe fifi6
bottle. and, am nearly recovered. I now sleep
well, my coug ID has ceased. and all by Tho use
Of your valuable medicine. "a g.
E.S.STONE, a. M.
Prineipal Mt. Hope Seminary.
n From DR.. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster,
ChiGopee Falls, Mass;-4F5 as s.s.' 7
Dr.I. 9 Ayer-pear Sir:-Enclosed please
find te9itanse for all the Cherry Eeetarat last
me: can 4ahesitalingly say. that no medi.
cine we sell gives SUCH satisfaction as yooi's'
does. nor haye eyer seen i medicine which
cured 50 many cases Of cough ana lung com,
p1aints. Our Physician using i extensive
lyin thsir PRACTICE, and with the 6aRP,ss! fleets
/ TrYly yours, p. M.RRxANT.
PREPARED BYJ. g. AVER, cHEMIsT, LowELL,Ms
Sold BY DR.. |. SWIFT, Ravenns, u. J. E
Gaylord. Glpgsland, and by Druggis!'s 'gen-
rally; Enecelphsri 10, 1897
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
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Horse & Cattle Medicine

No Medicine in uso has accomplished 60 many Eztra
srdi"ar and given 50 Unisersat Saadios in every
variety and stage OF disease that has 50 and
rapid sale Soaas Ointment and Conditioa Poseder
The Oinmen is swiftly superaedng all other Oinncnts
and Linents for the cure Of Fresh Wounds Calls of all
gals, Poll Evil, Caous, spdsps Sweeney, FistuIa, Sit
fast Strains Lameness, Sand Cracks, Foundercd Feet
The Condai0n POedes whlreIiovc all Inflammation and
ver purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse the water
sovereign reniedy for the following dhsases: - -
Founder, Distempcr, Hide Bound. Loss of Appetite In
ward Strains Yellow Water. Inflammation Of the Eyes,
called su6 eomptain Which proves so fatal to many vai.
able horses In this country. ALSO safe and eertain
fatal diseases. a.. .,7--zs s.ssE E-z9sEE
These remedes iniars, and aoays CSre. " the d
ectons followed. 45z-sa.ss.z. z4g,
For further particulars and multitude of Certificates Of
em0rkabls Cures get Pamphlets of agents. =
W. B. SLOAN,
Grand Dspa, 40 LAKE ST.. CaieaSo M
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T1HE GRlST MILL in the Eastern part of
i .Rayenna having been recently put in
repair by the subscslber, he is now prepared
to do all kinds of grinding in the best man
ner and on the most favorable terms. He
respectfully soliclts a share of public patron.
age. VIM. SrOCkAWVEftkLLs r
Ravenna, March ist, 1851. t<'--