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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-02-10
MILLINERY lGsGablishmont,
MISS E. j. RICHEY,
Milliner and Mantua Maker,

Milliner and Mantua Maker,
Front, few doors below Court Street Ports
mouth, Ohio,
UEAS Just received the most splendid stock Of
Il Il MiiliDery ever brought to this city, which
she offers TO sell at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Her stock consists, in part of Bonnets, La.
ces, Ribbons, Flowers. Plumes, Belts, Buttons,
Silk, Satins, Cuffs, Collars, caps, toys and or
naments. Her assortment Of Blond Laces, aud
bridal trimmings are particularly fne,and are Of
The latest styles and newest patterns. For va
rietj, quality and chcaphess, her stock has
never been equallcd in this place, and shc has
no fears Of being unable to please the taste Of
any who may wish to purchase.
Miss x. also, colors bonnots.
Miss r. thanks her friends for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her and
takes this occasion to say that she continues TO
manufactures dresses, bonnets and mantllas
also to alter, blcech and trim Bonnets, and 8 III
exert herself 10 not only merit the continued
patronage Of old customers, but hopes to have
he pleasure Of waiting upon any number oI
new ones.
Ladies are invited to call and cxaminy. hel
| large as ortnient.
Oct. IA, '5O.-28.
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N0TICE IN PARTITION.

NNAkY STEECE, widow of the late George
lVu Steece, deceased, James Stecce, Josuh
Gotten, and Anna Gotten, his wife, Archibald
Sleece, and lien Sleece, his wife. William
ateccc, and the following named minors, TO
wit: George Steece, ary lane Steecc, and
Eliza w. Sterce; also, John Campbell and Da.
vid T. Woodrow, will take notice that petL
tIon was filed against them, on the 22d Day Of
runuary, A. d. 1851, in the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Lawrence county, by Hiram Camp
hell, and is now pending, wherein, the said
Hiram Campbell demands partition OF the fol-
lowing Real Estate l.lt1
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TNHE subscriber respectfully in. tsrs3
form the public that he has 9
opened furniture Ware-R Room on -
COURT street, one door south ofthe Fire Engine
House, between FRoNT and SEcoND streets,
where will be found large and we'll assorted
stock of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK G.:
every variety Of style, suited to this market /;
which he will sell as low as any establishment
in Portsmouth. He would alss remind the
public that he is manufacturing all kinds oI
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as the
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
He has employed good workmen, and
use the best OF materials.
He has purchased a hearse and is pre-
pared TO attend to the undertaking business on
;he shortest notice. Please give him call.
March II. '50--7yl PERMENUS BRIAN.
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A. c. DAVIS & CO..

IA WOULD say 10 tleir :un erous custo.
kA mers--,no--not numerous exactly
M Jbup TO those who wish 10 pa,rouize
them, and those who have patronized them al :
ready, that they will makeup clothes bought
at other houses, witt us MUCH pleasure as il
they sold the goods themselves, II YOU send
in your work you will be pleased when you
10 the style in which il will be got up. Don't
forget to give us II cali ut Que ,loor from Whit
ney g. McLain's Grocery, Market Street,
Portsmouth, o.
Ian, Z, lo50.-tf lG .Hlol
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Cincinnati Market.
CINc1NSArI, Feb. 81, P. M

CINcINNAr1, Feb. 81, P. M.
Flour--Market heavy with sales Of 200 bis
at $3.50.
Pfovisions--Market quiet-sales ll6 bis
mess pork at $l2,45; ll6 do do at Sll,25;
lO8 bis No. lard at "a. Received during
week 1854 bis and 3l7, ,265 bis pork.
River has risen 6inches last "a hours.
Whiskey--Market heavy. Sales40 bis at
23i; 280 at 23c,
Butter-Sales of 10 bis roll at lc.
Sugar-Sale of 10 hhds fair at 6. !. .
Molasses-Sales of 300 blsat 30.
Dried Fruit-Sales so bis peachas at 81, 20
II do apples at Sc.
Rice--sales Of IL tierces at4i.
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New Tavern Rouse. /.

Z VIE SUBSTITUTE, formerly OF The -
IL National Hotel, has opened his fj5A
new house on the corner of Third and Market
streets, where he is now ready 10 accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, 10
the best Of his ability aud on the most renson.
able terms. c. FREDERICK RENIGER.
Portsmouth, September II, lS50-54
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R8M0WAA GARD.
SHACKLEFORD & CREIGHTON
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
DRUG ESTABLISHMENT

TO IHtIT HUW DUIIUIHEsi
No. 9, Exchange Buildings,
Front Street, between Market & Court,
(SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,)
A ND are again prepared to wait upon all
IA their customers with everything in their
line Of business. Their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware,
y = Window Glass, &C.,
is large, pnre AID well assorted; ard they
most respectfully solicit continuance Of that
patronage which by strict attention to busi-
ness and unceasing efforts 10 please, they have
always endeavored TO merit.
GS~Tribune andtClpper copy.
Feb. =, ISL dwtf
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EAGLE HOTEL,

~ THE Subscribers having taken
- s.a the well known stand here
gsss;; tofore occupied BY Moses
Gramm. and having fitted il up with view
of cOnvenienca and comfort, are now prepared
to accommodate travellers and others who may
favor them with a call. People from abroad
will fnd good stabling atall times. Boarder.
by the day or week. a,.. 5-a
= I'd R. B. HIGGINS.
Portsmouth, Jan. 22,lo5I-2mwa
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TO THE PUBLIC,

nR. LEOPOLD, lately from Germany,
~ andnow'a practising Surgeon and Physi-
rian In this City, has, under very critical cir
cunstances attended my wifa during d pro-
tracted and most distressing sickness. after her
hnsing been treated FOR sonle time by anotller
Physician without success: and | am happy 70
say, that he has fully restored her health again.
} therefore take pleasure 20 recommend him q
The public " desefsli,g Of 6dn6ience md pAi-
gcnalyt. ~ MILTON X Ei(NEDY &
roilsnsulI Dec. 10. lss0,- 81
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SOMETHING NEW.
PORTSMOUTH
Planning and Flooring Mill,

TENuE undcrsi med have now in opcntioHi
macllinery for planning all kinds Of Lhm-
ber for Cafpeuter's use, and will keep con.
stantly on hand DREs D FLOORING of Yellow
and White Pine, Oak ind Ash, and will dress
10 order Door and Window Frame Stnff; and
face for Carpenters use at such prices as viii
make il tn .ir interest TO bring their lumber TO
the machine. f3f
Having procured the best machinery for the
above business, they are determined to furnish
superior quality ofFiooring to any heretofore
offered in this market, without any advance III
prices. & H'1 4af
Orders from nicghboring towns promptly at
tended to when either sent by mail or boat. or
left ut the Lumber Office of b. d. Rhodes, on
Front ST., orut the Mill on Third street.
RHODES & MARTIN.
Portsmouth,. Jan. 3, 1851.
N. B.-ROUGH LUMBER Of all kinds fur
nished to order. ceiling plank always on
hand.
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NOTICE.-Apetition will be presented to
~ the trustees of Bloom Township, Scioto
county, Ohio, for private or Township road; !;
commencing about twenty rods west of the north
east corner of the south west quarter of the
north east quarter of section three (3) Town
ship four, (4) range nineteen, on the line be-
tween the Jackson Furnace lands, and lands
formerly owned by James anary thence run
ming in a north-eaSterly direction across the
said Canary's lands down ravlne to the public
road, leading from Bloomfield to Jackson Fnr-
mace about a half mile from said Furnace.
Feb, 3, '5l.-44 PETITIONER,
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Corn for Sale.

YTyHE subscriber will tell aud deliver 10 the
\ : .H Cribs on Canal, and seio,o o. Ohio Rives
q Il tho flrnlcct. ..ahy Qnpntliy gpcod Mef-
,Hsss e.. @ SKI 2, sS' 81, y, ,s5s sSs az;
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Notice

VHNhE Books aud accounts OF Lee & Horn,
l. and of Jonnihnn fForu, are left with
Thomas Currie, who ID fully uihorized to re-
<r,pt op payment Of the same. All pcrsons
dcbied will payment 20 him iIn,nedf
Ietely h0r ,l,oaccouuta VIII bo M, with megis.
~ = w JoNATuANHoRN.
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DIED.

On Thursday. the 9th inst. at his resi-,
dence, in this place, Mr.. o. Y. HALL. aged
- years.
The deceased had Just returned from Cali
fornia. where he probably contracted the
disease which terminated in his death.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
| tween Henry Bertram and Freder ok Pred
iger, in the Boot and Shoe-making business,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to the late firm will please
call and settle Immediately.
H. BERTRAM,
Feb. 8, 1851. F. PREDlGER
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Baltimore- Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 7-P. NJ.
Sales Of 500 bis Howard 81. -four at 81, 80
Yellow corn 60@6lc. Lard stiff at sac
Sc. Coffee market firm--sales ut .l04@l Ii.
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Corn again on the Rise.
WIN. SALISBURY ~

s WIN. SALSBUKX af t
E~A HAS opened new stock Of
ksalezSgSM Saddles and Harness on Front
Eys EysSEsssSgA Street, two doors east of the
EsSES1 Iron Block, in the square above.
0akeS & Buskirks, where can
he pund SadleS of any description, style, or
price, with all the different kinds andvarietes Of
Brides. Buggy Harness.
Fancy aud Plain, Wagon and cart Harness
In shorta naked horse or team can be fitted out
alta menrnl's nolicr, with any quality of riding
suit, or with harness suitable for any purpose,
on as reasonable terms as the town affords-all
Of his manufacture, warranted and defended.
Also, constantly kept, Riding and Buggy
Switches, Trace Chains and Hames, Black and
all other Whips, @la"
Collars, Halters, Portmanteaus, sc.
witt, all other articles that comprise a Saddlers S
Stock, OF good material and ready for buyers.
He is deSrouS of trading for Pig Iron. and
solicits Furnace men to call and investigate his
work His old friends and the pnblic in gen
eral are requested to give him call, and exam
inc his stock and prices, and if they think well
of them 'speak good word for him''-ifnotre.
port accordingly: t
Dec. II, l850,-w-1y.
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BooTsE~Qs SHOES

n PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
II aud SHOE business, at The csbbsb-
ment near the corner Of I'd and Market
streets, next door 10 ,A,i (, DAVE, and is
prepared to sell Of bis own manufacture for
DASH. anylhing in his line as chenp as i can
he nj, rcbased weet OF tho mountains. All or.
defs promptly attended 10. 'Woris done WITH
ineasncss and dispatch, and warrapted. VI (.
q Giyemea q cain, and encourage your own
y Mechan nics " Z & E5, "a u " &. Y
Poft>'noalh. Feb 10. lssl--asyl \
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LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS
R, LLoyd g. Co.

lave just received a large stock of Spanish
IL Sole leather; Philadelphia and French
Calfand Kip Skins, Morocco, Kid, and Dressed
Duckskins, Patent Leather, Lining and Bind
ing Skins; Lasts, Pegs, Avis, Thread, and all
other kinds of ShoemakerS Kit.
Also Upper and White Sole Leather always
on hand. Jan. 8, 1S51-w.
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Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE COMPANY.

ENHlS company is one of the most RESPONSE
Il BILE in the country, and lis affairs are con
Quoted on the most liberal principles. An APP
preparation Of few dollars yearly ensures pro-
vlson for The widow and orphan, in case OF
death. Pamphlets containing much informa-
ton as to the nature Of Life Insurance, the
rates Of premiums, Sc, &c., can be Obtained
at the Counting Room of
S. z. ROSS, Age't.
Of Hartford Life and Health Insurance.
Portsmouth, Sept. 9, lS50-23
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Land Office Agency.

DERS0NS wishing to enter land at .he
u Land Office in Cbillicothe, o.. can have
ltatlenied to, and save both time and money
BY callingo on, DUGAN, HERED & CO.
Farmers and Mechanics Exchange
Portsmouth. Nov. 81. '49-34tf.
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MILLER & ELSAS,
u A1llD)B2.

No 1, Corner of Front g. Jefferson Sts.,
HAVlNG made some new arrange
HI and renewed their stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, lestinss and Ready Made Clo-
thing, with special view TO the
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared 10 furnish their former Gus
tuners, and all who may favor them with Il
call, with every article for Gentleman s
Wardrobe, of the best quality, the latest style
ana on the most accommodating terms, at >
Wholesale or Retail,
Considering themselves second to none il
CUrTlNG md FrTING, and being determined
not TO be undersold, they invite gentlemen de
sirous Of wearing fine, fashionable apd cheaI
suit Of clothes 10 give them a call
Cravats Of various kinds, Pocketkerchiefs
Shirts, Gloves, Suspenders. &c, always on hand.
Portsmouth, Sept. 2, lS5O.-n22
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r, BELL & CO..

M - - -- = -
&6s u Il IL II S6 VVsy
SHOE mp~aractarinr pf BUSINESS N all its various
branches, would RESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
zens Of Portsmouth, ana the public generally,
that they have commenced operating In the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis,
smith Co., on Market street, at which place
they intend Keeping on hand every variety OF
Boots, Shoes, Slippersand Ganersef their own,
manufacture at
3 Wholesale and Retail.
To FURNACE MEN and DEALERS. De
can furnish Boots and Shoes at such nrices as
will make it their interest 10 purchase al HOME,
and eau furnish them lust such sizes, kinds and
quantity as may be best adapted to their wants,
and oil such we stliclt an examination of'our
stock we Delleve with many others. that no
good cause exists 10 prevent successful manu-
iaetarIHg IN Inc west and with view Of test
ing It's pracucaoi'i'y, we nave embarked IN iils
enterprise hoping 10 succeed, not only IN ben
ehling Ourselves ont TO contribute IN proper
tionate degree TO 'he oencht Of others.
we WI supply customers WIN our own work
at relal' u. thc lowos' possln'e prices maze 10
orocr' oi whatsoever Hna'erial they may deslre'
and wl'l give parlcniar ana prompt a'Iention
TO OF orders al nome ana rom abroad
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

YEyfIE undersigned having associated them
III selves together under the name and style
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MAN ID w ARE

embracing every variety usually kept in a
well regulated business house; to the examiu.
ton OF which I IsrespettfulIy invite all m,
friends and acquaintances in town al coun-
trv Nv stock comnrts.s 80 e ~
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Furniture Warc-RooIn.

Feb. 3, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-22
FOR FAMILY Use,

sloan's Ointment is Mid, Safe, Thorough.
and universally acknowledged 70 be an infaili-
BILE remedy in every case whore it has been
faithfully applet on tho human. system, for
promoting Insensibas PerspfrasTon, drawing
out the inflammation from wounA, relieving
pain of every kini and in its healing qualities
the worll dos not produce its equal, anil the
ublc pronounce it the chcapest and bsef
Family Ointment that has ever bsen used.
Ill diseases Of th' Flesh, Ob<tinats Ulcsras
Did Sores, ChilbIains, Sore Throat, BurnA.
Cuts, Cutaneous EruFtions, Sore Nipples
Sore breast, Dises<es of tho Eve, Agns ls
he face, i'e, back. AMI the other part Of the
.vstem, Boils, Tlecrs, Scall Heal, Bruises.
Fresh WouHls, Piles, and every kind Of sore
containing the least particls q fntfsnmetioa.
ire permanently cttrel by this great remeiy.
GO For further particulars ami sEalti-
tuds OF Certificates Of Renarkabls Cares,
yet Pamphlets OF Agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Grnni P."c. 80 Lat. ~. Fti-srr. r..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-22
--c.,,.,rser- -MrJC Stevens, Com'

rHxf:aaLLrNor.-MrJC C Stevens, Com
,eod,,re Of the Anaerisan Yactb Club. ha.
ine challenged ell the craft q Great 0'l,ai.
slipnsrs, cutter, schooner ana oiss,
match with his little yateh America i've s'a
,Aet,ssnef guiaeas, has Teen unable ~ hHo
.customer. A writer in the lines oss'
and snrays that she may not % aliowea 10
,.tnrn home with such u eriumpa, oat ho'
hedy bseds the appeal Another wfHef ~
tbs same paper says:
.aMost of us have seen the agitation wnish
,b, anoearance Of a sparrow hawk In the
hoizan c-eats among flock Of weodpigeohs
a. .kv,arks. " hen unsuspecting all danger
!, engaged in airy flights or playing about
aver he tallows, they all al once come aown
= ~. : raund and rendered almost motion
Ia. ~ fear of The di,ag.eeable visitor. Al
shepah the gentleman whose ouisnsss Is on
The waters OF the Solent are neither "ooe
pigeons nor skylarks, and although Amer
Ia i not sparrowhawk, the effect pro
3 auoed by her apparitian off West Gewes a
n,ong the yschts-men, seems to have Deer
somplstvly paraly yzing. -,
8 nbere Is something strange about thu
sudden Start this challengs has given 'h'
olub,. They have been reading. montl
: Ter mcu,h Of the giant races, three thou
sand miles long, over the Atlantic. betweel
R.;,;.h and American steamers, without th
least notion that anything aaoat could toucl
the Yachts They heard 1t said that tn
Americans, we're improving vastly IN shiI
huilaiag. Some even told them that if the,
would put British made boilers into thei
steamships. that we should Be beaten mos
unmis.akeably and hopelessly owing tt
the bettor models of the Yankee builders
They knew that the New York pilot boat
were npatei.less for speed and seagoing pro
nerties iu their class but they are as mucl
petrifsed in beholding an American yaeh
anchor IA Cowes. and at getting challeng.
from her as il she were Chinese war junE
or Malay prahn.
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1851
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
FOR TRAVEL BETWEEN

SOWB WBWh0u RtSufAV y sUb3N
FOR TRAVEL BETWEEN --.
GlaTalAND AND PITTSBURGH
BY THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
From Clc:svelsand to EsaveMna.
FROM RAvENNA TO BEAVER,
by Clark, Parks & Cos Express Line Of
Packet Boats.
FROM BEAVER TO PITTSBURGH,
BY TIE STEAMERS "MICHIGAN AND
BEAVER"
making the entire route withsut loss Of sleep.
HNHE Cars will leave Cleveland daily,
Il lSundays excepted, at 81 o'cicek, A.
NJ. and arrive at kavenna at lOA A. NJ.
The Packets will leave Ravenna on the
arrival Of the Cars from Cleveland. and ar
rive at Beaver the next morning in time for
the morning Steamers to Pistsburg.
MISUNDERSTANDING will leave Pitts
bu,gh daily, at 9, A. NJ. tor Beaver. Dn
tie arrival Of the steamer, Packets will
leave for kavenna and arrive at "a P. NJ.
the next day. in seas on for the cars leaving
for Cleveland, and arrive in time TO take the
evening Boats to Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit,
and Chicago.
Passengers will secure through Tickets
and for intermediate points nj the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad Office at the Frank
lin House o. at the depot in Cleveland.
Fare through from Cleveland 10 Pitts.
burgh Is, SO.
Regular trips will commence ON Tuesda,
March 18th.
An Accom- odation Train will commence
regular trips daily Sundays excepted) or
the first day Of April. The Cars will leave
Ravenna at 81 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive a
Hudson at 81 A. Al. and at Cleveland at g.
A. Nj.
RE1uRr1Ne.-Will leave Cleveland at
o'clock p. NJ.
The Akron and Massillon Stages will leave
Hudson on the arrival Of the cars at 10 A
Nj. and 81 o'clock P. NJ. And returning
will arrive IN time for the 81 A N. and q
o'clock P. NJ. trains for Cleveland.
The Beaver and Warren stages will leav,
Revenna on the arrival Of The cars at 10,
o'clock A. nj.
REruRNlNa.-1he Beaver stage will ar
rive in time for the accommodation train u
81 A. Nj. and the Warren stage for the ex
press train at "a o'clock, P. NJ.
Stages will l+ave Ravenna for Canton
daily, on the arrival of the cars from Cleye
land and in return arrive in time for the q
o'clrck p. NJ. train for Cleveland.
FREIGHT will be carried by the Express
Train until the Accommodation Train con,
mences its regular trips. 1t will then b.
carried by the Accommodation Train.
G PRENTISS President.
Cleve. and Pitts. RliIroad Office,
Ravenna, March 10. 1854.
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED FOR 1851
THE GILLETTS
at The Brick Store, orr the Corner

~ GNG G6TtssG SGOTRs ORE tHG 1OE1GGF
Are prepared to Defend Themselves
agaisst the UNJUST COALITION, got
Ap for reasons Uhach should be
obrious to all avho let the so.
Der, second thought
prev Uast!
"IIEY have received the first part OF
choice and extensive stock of SEA
SONABLE GOODS, purchased with care
at lower rates than some of their more
knowing neighbors. Therefore. let it be
understood. by all persons far aid near,
tina, in order to meet tn exigencies Of the
times, and the ex,rs or diNsry means which
have been used to ipj jnre their business,
those who have done more 10 reduce the
price of goods and increase tie trade ut
This place than all other Mercantile Estab
l,shments combined, the GfLLETTS sre
better than ever prepared to sell, and will
sell goods at lower rates. for the same qnal-
ty, than any other concern in the county.
! Let those who are desirous of purchasing
goods, in reference to quality and price.
call aud examine for thelns nselvPs, and they
cannnt fail to be suited in both particulars
A crisi, has arrived in tie history OF
me rchand zing IN this place, when the citi-
zens of the surrounding country can oh1aln
The neeessaries and luxnries of life for less
muney than at any o,her place in Northern
Ohio. In order to carry oHt their Ses'gn,
and meet the best wishes ofthe people. the y
will sell goods for Ready Pay only. They
viii, purchase all kinds otPR 'DUCE q, the
h,e hest market price. Tor which liberal
amount of cash will paid.
s. A. & r. A. GELLETT.
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SLOAN'S
Celebrated Medicines
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.

=
No medicine in use has accomplished %
Many Extraordinary Cures, and aiteA GO
Universal Satisfaction in every variety aud
stage of disease, or that has had SO Hxtea-
sive and Rapid Sale as Sloan'a ointmsnk
and Condition Powder. - ee+
The Ointment is rapidly superssling al
other Ointments AMI Linilnents for the cure
IF Fresh wounds, Calls of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked, heels, RingbonA, Wind
gals, Poll Evil, Gallons, Spavins, Sweeney.
Fistula, Sitfast, Strains, Lamsnsss, Saat
Cracks. Founiered Feet, Scratchs, .. Grease,
Mango, and Horn Distemper.
The Condition Powder will reno.e e an
Inflammation and fever, purify the blood, loos-
IN the skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen
very part Of the body; and has proved a
overeign remedy for the following disease:
Distenper, Hide boun1, Loss Of Appetite,
inward Strains, Yellow Water, lnffamlnatioa
Of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise also,
rheumatism, Commonly calle1 stiff com
l'laint,) which proves SO fatal to many valua-
olc horses In this country. 1t is also safe
and certain remedy sor coughs and colds whisA
generate so many fatal Diseases.
These remedies Never 1njaxe. and Aly<.ya
Cure if the directions ara followed