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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

Trf Cou TpArr rop 1851 Tho quantity cont this
week hy railrrsd T. SAID Oshy canal 12i3t og-Scs
the week 46Sl3 Os Increase by railrosd. this week
3Cso Os-by canal iq0i ootal Increase for the week
aqs7 ~ The corresponding shipments last year WERE
iy rairoad - p22 ~ tons-by canal 1878 % tons ~
long the shipments of coal continue 20 increase Il N
all folly expect any rcduo elton from the ctabsh
"a ~ the transporting companies shippers therefore,
will have 10 conform Themselves TO the present circuu
stances In such manner secmeth best 10 themselves
n the prices received will not pay the beat plan will BE-
10 close up their coleries aud rrc hsse from ho wha
afford 20 sell nj lower rates The canal s cvensiy
not receiving her portion ~ the trade with an abur
an supply of and bst 10 carry market 500 Ouo
tons and ~ her expenses the same ~he,hs
che carries to0 or sJ0Oc0 tons of coal deter
mined effort ought 10 be made 20 secure her share of the
trade The rates a steam towage the Delaware ana
Raritan Canal have been reduced as fos w. until Az
gust L.
from Paramount 10 New York ...... o. cts per ton.
frum Richmond to New York ....... 20
kf,r August list the rates will be % aud 2s cts Per
ton. In consequence Of this reduction. tho rates a.
freight frum this region TO New ork have been reduced
from ~ 70 to III 60. ThL reduction will aid the canal
We understand that the demand for coal fair at pr
gcntapd that white ash L. selling ut 81 - per ton on
beard ~ Richmond, the usual time some inferior
qualities scid low 81 for cash w one cr t~v
houses Prime red ash readily brings ~ 70 on board
The canal learn. has sustained no damage from tne
ri,c In the sebuykiil- -rsina9e lPs) mros 1e"~s,
April -.
There wire 81 deaths in Boston during the vcek end
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BREAK IN THE CAsAL.-Wc learn that thcre was
break in the canal ut Brockport yesterday, About
enlargement Of the canal through that village the
pact winter, and which had not become thoroughly
settled and compactcd, was carried away. About
o'clock PM, the water had been stopped, but it
would take some time yet TO complete the requisite
repairs. On the north side there Is n considerable
embankmtnt, now composed In part Of sand and
Jumps OF frozen earth. protected only by sheet
piiing, where there should have been Substantial
wnu " win be fortunate II moro accidents DO not
Occur there in the course Of the sesson. ->Aib0ry
State RE,sfr, LSa1S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

COMMISSION oN CLAIMS AGAINST Mexico, April
1.-THE Boayd met according % adjournment. pre-
sent oil the members The supplemental memorial
fled in the OF A. T. Birmingham, on Saturday,
18th instant, was taken up for consideration, and
The Ecard came To opinion thereon that tho said
supplemental memorial be not received. The Board
then proceeded 10 the consideration Of the memo
rial Of William :. Parrot, with the accom- panying
documents and proof, claiming indemnity for losses
rcsuting from forccdloau and illegal proceedings Of
Mexican tribunals. and also for the amour, Of bill
of exchange drawn by General Herrera on General
Victoria. for supplies furnished to the Mox,an pa
triots IN l.lb; and thercupon the Board came to an
opinion that the two first items claimcd In the sad
memorial are valid against the Mexican govern.
mcui. aud are accordingly allowed; the amount V
he awarded subject to the future action
The Roard and the third item u not valid
and Il dsalowcd accordingly The Board noxl
preceded 20 the consideration Of a motion for re
hearing, filed in the case Of Rhoda MacRea, Decem.
Der ~, lS5o, asking 10 b. allowed interest the
sum o. be awarded 10 her under the decision ofl3th
December iSio, when the Beard, after rO-cxamin
alton Of the evidence, in come ,ton with the argu
mcnis Of counsel, came 10 m opinion that ntefrs
should be allowed The former decision OF the
Board rejecting the claim for interest, i reversed
aud the Board decides that the claim Is valid, and V
allowed accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

GrorGr PnAnoAH, THE Murderer OF Miss
SHARrfEss.-Recent dc demonstrations show that Pha-
roah has his mind fully bent upon escaping from
prison. When persons have visited his cell, his
willy manner and suspicious cycling of the door and
corners, in the midst Of the grayest cenver-
sation, have not failed to create an apprehension
that he would resort to the desperate measure,
if noed be, to free hin self from prison. II has often
been observed in the jail of Chester county, as well
in other prisons that the prisoners have conversed
with each other by opening the little window which
lights the cell and admits the air, and raising their
voices so that one may be heard by the next ad-
joining prisoner, who may be waiting at his window
to hear him. But this talking is violation Of the
rules. and Is always punished by short allowances
Of provisions. IL is only done at late hour o.
night, whom all i quiet, and il i supposed that tn
keeper and watch are asleep. Pharoah has repeat
eddy resorted to this means Of keeping up his inter-
course with the world lie does not seem ambi-
tious, however, Of being known n George Ph,rosh.
Upon one occasion he was overheard in converse
tion. late ut night, with his next neighbor, Hs
gave his name as George Garrett, aud said he had
been convicted Of tritling offence, and sentenced
10 eight months' impriscnment-but that he would
be out, and then his prosecutors would have TO
look out. Upon ore night last week, man was
put on guard 10 watch the prisoners. During the
night. Pharoah got into conversation with the ad-
joining prisoner lie stated that II IL were winter.
and very cold, the cast iron pipes Of his cell which
pass through the wall could easily be broken ana
Their he could escape through the wall into tho
yard. He then asked if the man had a knife lie
said he had. George said he wanted to borrow tho
knife and told him to tie string to the knife, pat
his arm through the window, and throw il toward hs
window, and he, Pharonh, would catch H. This
comtrsation was overheard by the watch, and was
communicated to the keeper, or his deputy The
keeper, after time, proceeding 10 the cell OF the
man with whom Pharoah held tho conyersation,
found him with Barlow pocket knife, with string
tied to /; about thirty feet long. The string was
manufactured from some cotton yarn which he had
been spooling. Pharoah also communicates With
his fellow prisoners by knocking on the wall which
separates thcm-eiesty (Pa) Record, dyvR I5
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- lENNN LIND AT THE MAMMOTH CAVE.
The NdshrMc tthig states, on the authority Of an
informant, that Mons. Beletti. Of the Jenny Lind
troupe, received a drubbng at the Mammoth Cave
ut the hands of "some kentuckians," for resenting
their Efforts TO make themselves agreeable TO Jenny
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-31
DR.. Martins Universal PUrga.iye
Pills.

A REMf.DI tor all seasons, and late al
"A all llm... "'he most superficial Oh.
server is aware II al one great cause Of MS
ease is Cu<rveness. and tnai by the Irue /,
taking Of a Purgaive. the system i oi'rn
restored 10 lis usual health. by surh q
course The lives OF hundreds are saved who
would olherw ISp have taieu victims To dis
ease. These PILLS remov" all irritating
matter in the bowels. and excite the hillary
functions to n healthy artIon. The press
is lepmipn with tne recommendations al
Purgalvp Pills gotten up by m"A no know
nothing U the effects al medicine on tie
human system. aud hence are aWdhngefInl
the lives of thousands who are dali' using
them. In Offering, therrinre, these PiIlS we
think we are doing a pubic benefit. AS they
are the rr"scpllnn OF a regular phS stefan.
who has used them IN his practice tor ten
or fifteen wears, and with great success.
For sale by the same Agents as above.
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Female Academy,
u1DJSO NYJJIE. TENN.

vT>HE Trustees take pleasure in announcing
l. that the very thorough examination o
tw, DAYS with which the first session ha
cro.el was highly creditahle To the pupils, AMI
eyincnd the superior qualifications of thci
lns'ruc'ress.
Feeling .hat this Institution, while under
the charge of Miss =. VI. MELVILLE, furnishes
~, good facilities, both for mental and moral
training, as they could desire or procure fer
their own daughters, they respectfully suggest
T., parents the Importance Of awaiting thrni-
selves of the advantages here Offered. Those
who send their daughters may rest assured
that. in addition to the usual scholastic at
t,intnrnts, their proficiency in Vocal Music
md other accomplishments will he most graft
f,;n, il, .,er,. not worth the whole expense
insured The Mus'ca, Concert on last eve
p;,y. fthe 9th Inst. } with which th. axami.
nathan cio..i. fully ins'ihcs this assurance.
Miss NrIviie's second Session, consisting
Of % weeks, will commence on Monday the
2j,h inst.
Term, or Tuition for The Session. one halt
in Advance.
Inf,n, Clas, s5.on
Junior Class $50
Senior Glass, 1000
In,truction IN MUSIC, on Piano. 20,00
WILLIAM ". SrAKELY,
ROBERT r. COOKE,
JAMES A.,COFFIN,
New. ID, ls50-aul Com. Of Trustees.
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DR.. Martins COMPOUND Syrup
OF Wild Cherry l. Sarsapa.iila.

vi " I!d SHSiit e. Sui so 'Siiiit'
'f'HE Wild Cherry aud Sarsaparllla,
4 which are the basis OF this Medicine,
have long been celebrated in Consumption,
Srrofula, Diseases OF the Skin. Coughs.
Splitting of Blood. Asthma, sc. The Right
Rev. w. II. Whulinohau,. Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary land q.
has authorized Us to say. he has used II IN
his own person with decided benefit; and
many OF our medical friends do moi hesitate
10 recommend II in Iher practice. See DR.,
Samuel liArper's letter to us in the Pampn
let, winch YOU can obtain graus OF our
Agent, The Boonsboroueh Odd Fellow,
o. WASHINGTON county, Md, of January
ooh, lS4S. SAYS:
"Whpn an article has afforded relief to
so many persons as DR.. Martins Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry has done.
we feel bound 10 make it known. There
never was an article in this country trait
has afforded relief and gave more salis'ac-
,ron than this. In the neighborhood Of
Brownsville. in this county, 1t has aifrc:
ed several important cures, and from our
own certain knowledge OF II, we pronounce
it uneYuaIled tor the cure OF Coushs,Co'd
aud diseases OF TINS kInd.'
Ia the "Clerelman's Sore Throat
(Bronchili>,) II may truly be said to be II
,.SovereIen Ba!m.' rs the Odd Fellow oi
the Oh January, 1915. calls it. II differs
from most other medicines in being re-
mark ably pleasant, and IN having any o.
those heating, SlUpitl ing or dissuslIn. pro
pensltleS. which are found IN most other
preparations OF the Wild Cherry or Sarsa
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No Cure No Pay!

,HNIIE undersigned has permanently located
4 himself in Calhoun, McM'nn county, at
which place he has opened IN OiSe for 'iac
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have claim. against the Government, tof
Pensions, Bnunt, Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other de-
scripiion of claims for adjudication before the
Departments at " ashington. lie Is well pre-
pared, having all the Pension Laws, and all
the Ex cutive Regulations, to direct him in
preparing claims, and in addition twenty
year: experience in that line OF business. ms
charges shall be moderate. Many claims are
lost on account Of being prepared by inexpe-
rienced persons. Call aud see him. No charge
for talking about your claims.
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Aug 23ISJ0--l2m 100
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, Dr,u.gRT..>,SlER.vyFyGE,

ATEEN>. Tenn, Angus 2S'h, 1870.
.Nessrs .Nariin d Uhitciey- Gentlemen
| take pleasure IN informing you o' the re-
suit Of your Nauonal Tone. ! was alilIc-
ted with Chis aud Fever, and was subject
10 II for several wears, when ] procured
one bottle Of your Tome from YOUR Agent,
G.. w. Boss & Co., and TO my great sur
prise and sa,l>l rllOn, 10 three DAYS ] was
entirely well. aud have meyer had Strap
tom since. Tor which am much obliged To
Won. and would confidently recommend II
~ the public. Yours, &c,
A. MCcOY.
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES Il JACKSONS,

HAVlN G obtained the contract lor
"a carrying the Mails from Knoxville
TO Dalton. for four years from the hIs'
Of July, 1850, respectfully inform the
Dubic that their line will be well stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry PASSENGERS
through with comfort and safety. 1h's
route lraverses beautiful and Interesting
section OF country embracing the pcoee ana
Hlwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
y find It TO their advantage TO take ms I'he'
On this line for the South, lnterSec'lhs
the Western and Atlanlc Railroad, at
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. NJ, daily, excep, Sundays. and arrive
al Dalton by A. NJ. next day; that IS,
in time to take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at 7 p. NJ, daily, except Sundays
aud arrive at Knoxville by 7 p. NJ. next
DAYS, running through Cleveland. Charles,
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily. aud
through Mad,sonville. MARY vIlr, phl'adeI'
pha and Camphrl.'> Sta, On. every other
day, Ohat is, lhree times week by Mh"'-
>onvlie aud MaryvlIe. and three rlme> h'
Pm ad-phla, Bau's Frrrs and CsmrOeit>
Sla'ion.) making daily aIrIylls at kn"N'
vile, and arriving aud delari''g AT the last
named place so as 20 accoNmodate travels
e!s coming from the East or going IN that
direction
Tnsv repeat tina, no pains nor expense
will be- spared TO ensure the safety and
comfort OF passengers, and they hope TO
receive a share OF public patronage.
Their stands will be at the bes, houses in
the country. and the stage fare reasonable.
Athens lime IL lS5)--il 30
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DR., Fitch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

On the Prevention aud Cure of Consump'
tinp, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart. Nc,
and "n the method Of preserving Health
Q nd Beauty TO an n'd age.
THIS book should b" IN every 'anily. 10
The r"nsump'Ivc i, points out the "niy rea'
stumble hope for relief. To mothers, the
directions II gives for the car" aud cdura
rinn Of Chidren are invaluable. 1-,uOO
copies Of tins Book have passed through
the press. aud the sale continues undated
For sale h. s. :. FITCH a. co, ToI
Broadsay. New York; aud G. W. ROSS &
CO.. Athens. Tennessee
GTDr. FIrCii'S GUIDE TO lNVA
LIDS. ur Dreriruns To persons using Or
Fi,ch'- Remedies, to be had gratis, OF all
his Agents.
June u. 1SJ0-ic VI
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William S. MrEwcn. Robert y. McEwen
aud George l.. Gillespie,
David Carter and wi-, John Davis and
Elias DAVIS.

David Carter and wi-. John Davis and
Elias DAVIS.
1T appearing from an allegation IN an
= anen,..d bill filed IN tins cause, that
David Carter IS a NONRESIDENT Of the State
OF Tennessee, it's therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post. a
newspaper printed in Athens. McMInu
county. Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the SAID David Carter to
make his personal appearance al our mex,
Cnancery Court, TO be holden in Athens
on the 81 Monday in February next. to
plead, answer or demur TO The amended
bill flied by the complainants against him
and others. 10 said Court, or the same will
be Sc, Tor hearing er parie, as 10 him. and
decIerd accordingly.
WM. LOWRY, G. & NJ.
Jan. 1851 At Prs fee So III
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The Very Latest Arrival
FALL .a.N'D WLN'1ER GOODS.
JACKSON & LELLlRD

THAVE just received their stock oil Fall
: and Winter Goods, and will be glad to
show them to all who mav give them call
Their sock embraces Fine Broad Cloths.
Ca sincres, Salline's, Tweeds. Ves'in.s.
Overcoalinas, Bed Blankets, Hats, Caps.
Boots and Shoes. And IN shcrl. general
assortment OF Coos suited to this market.
Their ohjec, is TO sell. and they there fore
eve as good. if not better bargains than
ANYBODY. CAT and examine Tor Yourselves.
rmry charge no,hoing for showing their
Goods.
Athens. Tenn. Nov, Is, '5O-tf lI2
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DR., Fiich's Celebrated Medicines.

Pulmonary Br>am. DspnrsiIve Sy'mp.
Pec,orul Ex0ectoran,. Heart Correrior. Pul-
munary Lrnime"'. Hnnor Corrrc'"r. Pu .
aud Medicinal Cod Liver Oh. An,l.Dyspep-
TIC Mixture. Cough and Ca'hor'ic PIii..
Nervina. Female Pills. Vermitrr". Fem" i"
Specific. &c. &C.. used by hun constantly
and w,h unprecedented success in the treat.
ment of Colds. Coughs c 'n-ump'I"n. s'h'
M. Heart Diseases. Dyspepsia, Scr"iuIa.
SkIu DISEASES. Rheumatism. Female Com
plants, Piles, &c. Sc.
DR.. Fiirh's uneq"alled Patent Silrer
Plated .AJdominai Supporters.
Or Fitch Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Bruce.
DR.. Fitch's Silrcr Mha'ing Tube.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-31
CNiNCERY COURT At ATHENS
Stephen X. Reeder. Marce!lus Nj. Dodson
and William Dorsey,


David Carter and wife, and John and Elias
DAVIS.
ct appearing from an allegation IN an
u amended bill filed IN This cause, that
David Carter is a non.resilenl Of the Stale
OF Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in tne Athens Pos'. a
newspaper printed IN A'hens, McNllnn
couulv, Tennessee, tor tour successive
weeks, requiring the SAID David Garter TO
make his personal appearance al our next
Cnancery Court 10 he holden 10 Athens, on
the Sd Monday 10 February next, 10 plead,
answer or demur 10 the amended bill hed
by compliments against him and others, IN
sad Couu, or the same will be set for hear.
ING er parie, as TO him. and decreed &C
cUringlv. W VI. LOW Ky u q VI.
Jan. u, Is5l-4t Prs fee SIS III
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R. III. ED w A r D S,
.sifOrMey at Lar,

CLEvELAND. Tenn,
nFFERS his professional services TO the
~ people of the THIRD Judicial Circuit, and
will attend 10 any BUSINESS Tor soldiers
srch as collecting Land Claims, Extra Pay
and Pensions, which may be entrusted 10
nie care.
Aug. l6. lS5O-Gm 30
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Augusta Advertisements.
BARRETT, CARTER & CO..

BARRETT, CARTER & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA..
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS
DRUGS, MEDICLNES, PAINTS, OILS
AND GLASS,
A RE now receiving, in addition TO their
IN stock, 500 packages Of Drugs. Medi.
clnes &c., &c. Among them are 20 cases
Java Indigo; and so ceroons No. !
Srh. +. Indigo; all Of which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in New
York.
Feb. 90, lS50-ly. "a
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Augusta Advertisements.
Grnceries for Sale.

10n BAGS RIO, Mraca5o and Java
WV CoHre;
$50 hhds. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
81. Croix Sugar;
2C0 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
ITO hhds. hiolasses;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, aFv'dJ
25 chests Hvson, Imperial and Black II v;
5Olons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
400 kegs Nails and .Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Sleel;;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps, Can-
dies, Gun Powder, Shot. Bar Lead, Buck.
els, Brooms, Liquors. SC.
BAKER. WILCOX s. co.
Augusta, Aug. I6. IS50-if 80
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Fresh Arrival of Fall and
Winter Goods
W NJ. II. w,

TIT AVING received his NEW GOODS,
L q consisting OF mos, articles suitable
for the present and approaching season, ln>
viips his customers, and all who wish 10
purchase Cheap Goods. TO call and exam
Inc hts assortment. In conclusion, he
plrdgcs himself to sell Goods at low prices.
Oct. %, lSj0-.i 1903
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Athens, Tenn, Nov. Is. '50-f ll2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10
Chancery Notice.

MILES J. Hawley,, Allen Hawley and William
lA N. Williams, will take notice that Joseph
K.sDownes on the 9th day ofJune A. D. 1851, filed
against them in the Court of Common Pleas or Por.
tage County Ohio, his certain bill in Chancery which
is still pending in said Court, therein and thereby
amongst other things setting forth and charging in
substance that at The February term of said Court
A D 1851, the said Joseph R Downes recovered two
several judgments against the said Miles J. Haw~
ley, one for the sum of two hundred aud 6fty-feur
dollars damages, and seventeen dollars and sixty-
three cents costs Of suit, and the other for the
of one hundred and ninety dollars and fifty cents
damages and costs Of suit, taxed at two dollars and
twenty-seven cents, both of which said judgments
still remain wholly due and unpaid, and that the
said Miles J. has property real or personal upen
which an execution at law can be levied. That
on the 2sth day of January D ls4s, the said
Miles J. was seized in fee simple of an hundred
and fifty acres ofland in lot No 4 In the township
Of Freedom in said county Of Portage, which be on
that day frauduleDtly, and without consideration
conveyed to the said Allen Hawley. That the said
Allen Hawley has subsequently sold and conveyed
said land to the said William N. Williams for the
sum of twenty-siy hundred and one dollars, which
is still due from the said Williams, and in equity
belorg gs to the said Miles ]. I'll.
The bill prays that the respondents be required to
answer &c., and that on the final hearing so mucn
ofthe amount due from the said Williams as shall
be necessary for that purpose, may be decIeed to be
paid TO the complainant in satisfaction OF his said
judgments at law, and for general relief, &c.
1896 j. L. RANNEY, Sol. for comP't.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-10

whats The charge against the manF
/ He is indicted for grand larceny
What's the cases' >Ea
May ii please your honor said the
prosecuting attorney, ';he man is regularly
indicted for steal ng q large sum from the
Columbus HOTEL se
'Ile ia, lrey4 and he Pleads 'te'- -
He pleads guilty, but drunk
The. Judge was now fnlly aroused. ~
'Gu;l y, but drunk! that is a most extra.
ordinary plea. Young man, are you, Ger.
tain you were. drunkP y ..,.rs
Yes, SIR s=s' s9ss *a. g ps.
Where did you gel your liquor?'
CA, S:erri.'s.' - 2 ~ f-'st
ibid ye ge. none nowhere else!'
Not drop, SIR RS ID. 5e. s.,
'Ypu go, drunk on bis liquor and alter
wards stole his money .., q,
Yes, sir.
.Mr. Prosecutora said the Judge, do me
the favor to enter nolle prosequi in thai
mans case. The liquor Of Sterrits is
can enough to make a man do anything
rity. / got drunk on it the other da55
myself, and stole all Of Stsrrhs spoon.
release the prisoner, Mr.. Sheriff 1 nd
ourn the couf, Life and times Of Da'
| Marble. asz.ss.s - - 5.
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c.. HATCH,
Druggist & ApOtilccary.

Druggist & ApOtiecafy.
ON THE NORTH WEST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
RAvENNA, OHIO.
HAVING made large additions to his former
IL stock, now offers to the public the largest
and best selected stock he has ever had, con.
sisting of -... 81 a.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Varnishss, Dye-Stmfs,
ofthe best quality, and ground spices warra nted
pure. The most popular Putent Medicines, to.
gelher with complete assortment of
Paint, Varnish, Whiteuash, Hair,
Clothes, Shoe, Tooth, Sharing &
Horse BRUSHES, Busters,
Fancy Soaps, Shar-
- % ing Creams, &c.
In short. every article kept by Druggist gener.
ally. His stock was selected with great care
and with reference both to quality and price, SC
as to enable him to sell pure articles at low
rates. Very thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him, he assures all who may ia,
vor him with their custom that he will, as here.
tofore, do his utmost TO suit them with articles
unsurpassed in quality, and on the most rea'
sonable terms. .l
Prescriptions carefully com unded. & 4
June 8. 1851. Il