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4 FEW Persons can be accommodated
IN with Board and the privilege Of baahilg, at tho
" alter Csre Estabii huDe No 1871 East Roadway.
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" The Irviss Building aud Mutual Loan
Ss.ectaien viii hold adjourned Ineetts on FRIDAY
NGNiNG, July TO- at o'clock at masonic Han No. "a
OTands forsyth Every member sp>riioulA'y re-
SesHed 10 attend this a.enng important business viii
GONE ep Tor action IN which an the emh interested
., BY order MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
ALBERT h. NICoLAY. Secretary.
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CNFTEENTH THOUSAND now in

II PTtFstf HENDNI'S
D, bisIed by GEO. II. DERBY 4 co, Buffalo, ~ Y.
The feet Of three have pressed The slopes Of the ROCKY
Mountains Those names ocaed forever with those
Humboldt the Scientific aveer Auduboni the Interpreter
ofNsture, and Fremont the Pathfinder Of Empire 49,
TIondCu Illustrated News.
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" The Kipgsland Homestead Lund and

~ The Kipgsland Homestead LHnd and
Building asssctntion will Id a meeting AZ Chatha n
Hall No. 5 Chatham-sdusTe, on FRIDAY EVENING next,
O'clock Tor the purpose Of receiving new me nbers
nhsoeation is organized plan. There is % he
20 waiting iDd finite time for the Association TO close but
each meubeT will be- discharged from the Associate al any
Tine the OF tie house aud loi paid for whether by
monthly nsallnent- OF otherwise The meeting will be
addressed BY humber Of gentlemen with its
plan Of operations that every may know exactly
What he dong before becoming member. The articles
q ssoclation will alto be Tesd
H. s. SMITH, President, No Murray-st.
J. BUXTON Secretary No 81 ChamDers-st
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no BOOKSELLERS throughout the

THO BOOKSELLERS throughout the
UNION-LA GRAN QUlVERA or ROME IN
MASKED story in Spenseran verse $50 pages Emo,
by CLERGYMAN will DO issued BY Monday, the I'm
instant book for The people Several OF its most stirring
episodes have appeared already In periodical 0. our cry
by s readers Our heroes in Mexico figure in the story
der fictitious nsmes-psrticvlary Gen Taylor Gen Worth
Col Watson, aod one still living, proudly preeminent
The most exalted devotion The Unionbresthes from
s pictured pages Romansm Of the 10Th century IL I'M
masked the Mexican War defended; ard sons very faith nl
lovers after sUndy trituatons blessed Retail pnce VI -
discount TO Booksellers
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rHE nBw-YOhh ThibUl

-. osseoS AND TIE sAEpWicH isJAHSsi
f s on the yartore " zach Semi Monthly AaD
IT,, Priee 81 cepts per copy - - .,-,, cAH.hor.
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~ Industrial Home Association, No. 1.-THE
ne, reguln ting OF mis- 5ocation w held on FIN
cay eyshns, July At the Union Buildings l6o BJgery.
ins ASSOCIATION Is org .nized the plan az No. l.
MON, Vernon: the laud is located 10 elevated position
t~een Williams HTidge aud Mt Vernon and has fcOut Of
sece two miles the Harlem and New Haven Railroad,
VIC COMMANDS hne view Of Long Island Sound aud the
Suocndins country Ii will be cid IN sore hiacre
0d fourth acre lots The list is fast filling up aud thoss
WISHING n obtain plot Tor home AZ farm prices nus hand
teen name Immediately either Of the following places
she, copies the constitution and by laws be nad
Oven, 4lI Broadway " B. Smlth, Il NessCast; c. d
Ctopes ITO Barro~-s; Commcri0d 45t Broadway ana
IA Handsuch 1856 Spfngst the Hall the evening
atre MEETING }. COMMERkORD. President.
j. A HANDSuCH Secretary
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~ Mrs. L.. N. Fowler, NJ. D., will consult with
aes medically at her residence, No z3 East Broadway
hz pam to1 Pm.
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yXTANTED-By an active, married

WANTED-By an active maLrIeu
w Gentleman, German, thoroughly acquainted win
the English language sstustion as CleIk 70 some
HE mercantile or manufacturing Has some knO~l-
edge Of Chemicals writes good hand and L. able To taNs
charge Of set Ct books Can give BEST OF 5eerehce %
on ecoup Of not being without mesrs good salary would
not h. 80 much an object the first time a. situation IN
very respectable business where he would have an oppo
tu 10 improve himself and II suited to take an interest
afterward. address A. w, Tribune Oihce.
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z ATELY PUBLISHED-THE RO-

Z ATELH UBLtSHED RO-
y IMANCE OF THE RENOLUTION.-Being ahistory
the personal heroic exploits and tic Incl
dents enacted the Ware Independence. ezra large
z volume, OF so pages with elegant tinted illustrations
Pr &C - 81
THE FIVE LOVE ADVENTURES OF SOLOMON
Sill GS and other Humorous Sketches BY David L.
Roatb, 50. THIS Is delightful Of humorous sketch
omshy adsp.ed for the rail steamboat. l67 pa
gts with III min ated Price only q cents.
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS BY Alexander Dumas
The oTigs story foin which the plot of the dans
PLAYING 1t The principal III, tai 10 Of the
bulsnt aud Ingenious hctons which has bsen written
by tie prolific pen o. Dumas Price D cents
ALIAMONT OR ThF CHARITY SISTER BY Hos
Mrs. Morton. author Of Stuart OF Duneath" &c, &c
Wy porulsf and excellent story. Prce %
fMOkSE. BY 6 =. r James ESQ Strongly written
sd oioihy illustrating the intensity Of the passions Price
HOME AND ITS INFLUENCE BY Miss AdelA Sid
icy An icsuctve ard interesting domestic tale wherein
Ivme thoughts ehsraeers influences windy
1liE tORSAlR. BV George Sand suthor sf Consul
go Inc story o. the Corsa romantic and exciting the
Thsattn are well drawn the trans alton excellent
LIFE IN NfM YORK. ythe late William Burns
~ Illustrations The style Is eliza fTcble add original
az ne work, - life like gallery of the p,rrs, of Al
classes 10 TINS city Quit invaluable. Pncs cents
BONCE BROTHER. P.biisher<
~ - -, . No. lS4 Nassau y
We have also on hand a. pubsoed AZ is.1a
or rttsL al me new and late Publ ,sons Masaxipes Pa.
rodoals &C. &C -
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BOARDING DOWN-TOWN-At No.

ID Coli ge. park Several fine RO ms suitable for Gen.
tIemen and their Wives for sRs sentcel families may
had this very pleasant location, In front n tho
bsuul ON the crDer of Robinson st., and
10 feet ward IN the rear giving good chsnce for fresh air.
Accommodations also for single Gentlemen aud ansen
COMPANY.
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'UHF MARINE HOTEL at Fairfield,

i Connecticut Sfn be sp-neo By 10 propnetol }. ,.
hONNOT he ls DAY VI June next - summer oraneA
~ hs Aew-y0rk Hotel The Marine Hot-l 10 stu-fe6 IN
beautiful village Lons lsaad sound sordne al the In
tGeements OF sIeeent bsbins and onsDte drives u
die sdaceot corGy Every viii NJ sxersd of n.
o' the Hotel the Distinguished patronage Of pr.to
SEASONS psns can b seen and rooms snsased st tbs shove
Hotel 81 Fn'h-d or ~ the H-w-yor Hotel The dstxneo
from evvcrk 10 IS mile. Ard tr,ip, nv III. N.w a.h
S~N Vsv-r s.aA .-v-,, s,r.s s>sS SsV1
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near the city. but quite out of town-rhs Manson
House gth-st on the yer side genee private sstao
lshment Access by Jenny Lind" from pier No
80 Chambers-st at %. and ST O'clock Bloom ngdae
from City Hall and Keefes 8th-av. at all hours
and after July the Huo River Railroad will stop
twice day very near the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

IT, Of W,liston Seminary will he held IN East ha's
p rsss on, TUESDAY, Jaly n, After the Anniversary
yrses in the church Dinner will BE- provided n the
rr Hall for which tickets be Obtained at the Hotel
fs,. will he made 10 provide accommodations for those
ep distance All who nav, been members Of the lnst-
truot are cordially invited TO attend.
Per order Of Committee Of Arrangements
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yok EUROPEAN ciRcULAIlos 49,
49, "A IN de departure OF esch Mail SteaHei ~, - :.
1Tne sJ cents q COPY. or - PEI yea, 20 -.
- s...tr ~ a. N Dominant postase ioei"oo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
ISAAC TAYLOR'S WORKS.-PHY.

u SICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE, limo. ST.
ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT, to match, Is cts
LUG ROCHEFOUCAULD'S MAXlMS, 81.
COLEI IDGE'S BIOGRAPHIA LIrERARlA, 81 80.
ALLYN'S RITUAL OF FRLEMASCNRY, S.
LACON, by Cotton, 81 %. Published and for sale by
w. GOWANS, No 178 Fultou-st.
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DOARD in HOBOKEN-A Gentleman

- aud hs Wife, or two Gentleman, can be acconm'
dated wi large handsomely furnished Room and Board at
No II Franknterrace Hot and cold baths Apply at No,
II FrankinteHace. address w POst-Ohce, hobOSen
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to let, with partial
Road AT No 80 Willow.st BrookIyn-four minutes
walk tom ire fulton Ferry. Terms Moderate. None but
e,ntlsu,e n of responsibility need apply
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their
ID Wives or sir vie Gentlemen, can be accommodated
wi h f or Partial hoard, At No 50 Nack st, facing st
Johns Psrk Modern improvements have been rscenuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

VITANTED-To learn the drug busi-
w ness an intelligent young Man or Lad. Apply to
RiKER BERRIAN, Druggists aad Pothecares, No 3o5
SlXth.ay, 22d-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
lxTHIG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH
GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD in the COUNTRY Several
Dhmilies may obtain board for the season a.
Meadow Side, Glen Cove The house is neary new Win
,urounded by beautiful walks snd rides. For further
ticuars inquire Of HENRY VALENTINE, proprietor OF
the Meadow Side stage line or of ALBERT H. COCKS.
No l5l BOwery. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

~ EmigranI Intelligence Office and Labor
frsbnp Ne, Nos Is and n Canal-st NeW-York This
ace Is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where can always be found large numbers of Laboren and
1>rvAnis low of and persons can have
s orders filled BY writing to the Superintendent and send
hs amount necessary pay the passage OF the parties
ssuired No fees charged 10 employer
JAS P. PAGAN, Superintendent
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~ Ne,ice- Passengers per Steamship PACIFIC for
Lv,ypoo will please be board, foot of Caoalst on
SATURDAY 10Th inst at II A ~ sending prev lusiy all
h,Esgs ant, On the passage e. X. COLLlNS W.
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a. Noilce 90 Pnsrengers from Pnnnma %
psiitaruia. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
iINY ee called upon give public notice that tickets
IN b. recognized by their agent Al Panama which are nos
asned by an Offices OF this Company and that tickets thur
T.ed can Dc obtained only at their Agency No w West
n ofC d BARTLETT, Esq, Boston; or Messrs ARM
n lS52 By order, VIM II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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DOARD.-To Let, an elegant suite Of

DOARD.-GoOd Rooms end Board tor
transient day and permsn Mt bosrder at No 81 Fui-
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STONE BRIDGE UOusp liver

~ TON, RHODE ISLAND The shov. NOUS. situated
on Ns'issa sell Bay sx miles froa Pail nj "a, mi v,v.
mies hon Newpou now open l.r hs.rder. I'D .nf
vit ~ thnyDgh the VAN Fsciltie. E,r g., ma,
eqUsled and boats bzit and lines eo..s,s ...S., e
the Of bosfdtIs, wi boat g,,bis. -..ss
within hre nlds Of the bou'e snd arves IN ~.
pleasant varying The house will he .a,,,~4 - ~
tentiyr servants the table, wi all the aS d.
cacies OF the sd anything people usual, o.
Ained AZ the house be- this Sta-e xvs.
Fail River on the arrival Of tho morning train from Bo.sa
ard erriyrs 81 Store Bufge House a. about Ia ocock
Cgunrieaiitu with NswiOTk ~ Fs River loe and saxs
o. Stonr atom ruie 20 ProydeBce thence by c.
no. icu. to Bso Fey thence BY STAGE sdi'sncs Of thrss
miles 10 the house Wa. HODGES. Proprietor.
qYy.,,ar I lime 10 1882
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TITO HATTERS.-For sale, the Stock,
Fixtures &c o. the established - hat mandatory
An ent chance for baJgain tho is going
settle 81 a farm. BROWN. 1888 Canal 81.
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Uants.

AS Cook, Washer and Honer, or to do
~ general housework BY a respectable young Woman
with the best of city reference Can be for three days
al No IS West 10Th. st third floor, back room.
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AS HoUsEKEEPER, by a middle aged
IA English Woman. to take charge OF small Ia nly
Has the best Of reference. Apply at No 30 kngst
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DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A

yey desirable large front Room aud small one, VIII
be let ith rars b. ard for the set season The stu
at pleasant for the summer aud but few
minu from the ferry Apply at No SO State st opposite
Gafdef
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NOR SALE-An old established Lamp
and Crocsery Store. Amount required S1OOo Address
I. J. c, Tribune Office.
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OFFICE OF THE CoMHssIoNER OF Jurors, }

~ Jury Notice. persons exempt by law from
o. Of Jury DUTY, who have not rsgistere their
At this Office notified 10 do so on or before the
ioh dsy OF July next, Is required By law.
- Nm A WALKKk, Commissioner OF Jurors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

A YOU'VE WOMAN wants situation as
n Nurse and Chambermad and 70 assist in washing and
ironing or to do homework in small private family eau
atsIg Greenwichs, in the Can be seen for two
DAYS Good reference giving from her last place.
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DOARD in UNION-PLACE, mo. ~

VOHhD III ONTON-T bHtC' NtNU' 81
Il lopposite Union place Park Families or Gentlemen
can accommodated yunaDehy, Tor the summer al
the above beautiful location LARGE airy aud comfortable
apartments are vacant The situation IL among tina
be in the city the line of the Railroad and several ON
nbus routes Those IL quest Of residence elisi ~
wnsre comfort and attention will be found VIII
here fad all they ay desire. Modern improvements, kc
AnplY above.
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XNTANTED-A genteel and experienced
w Dry Goods Salesman. Address b. at this office
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DOARD.-A good-sized room, well fur
nisned ,uitabl. for Gsnteman aud his Wife. Like
wise us Gle GeI tlrmen hdd good board and COM
Portable bedrooms by applying at No 80 Forsythst near
Wakest References required
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Two CAPITALISTS. The advertiser

desires The cooperation of q 'ntleman possessing
capital, In effect the completion Of machine
which has passed through the preliminary stages Of con-
struction. Address OSClLLATOR Tribune Office, dunn
this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

~ Piano-FOrte and House-Furnishing As
ssciatiou-The Third regular Meeting OF this AssOcia
mn will be he d. and several shares awarded Friday
tfHx AZ the Apollo Rooms In Broadway, near CanaLst
Gocloek All persons DESTROYS 20 procure Pianos or Fur
will hno IL greatly their interest 70 join this Asso
ssncp which they may by application 10 the rusee al
TIE Bookstore Of ADRiANCE SHERMAN Co, No Easter
House. The Meetings Of the Association are public.
JAMES PRISON. President.
A a. JocELYN, Trustee.
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~ Paris Green, C"so BRANDT BEING an
American manufacture patented lS49 known to be unsni
D.d BY any foreign importation for bnancy or beauty OF
Dh o. durability This Green Is confidently recommend
emns the Of parties concerned In It's use t0i
kppantibs Venetian blinds wall hanging Sc- Tor whoh
pse IL s prominently adapted Manufactured and cold
n rHFO SCHWARTZ No. IL JacOb-st- (Swampl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

the ballots, we'll secured by a lock, and care
fully sealed up, under the charge Of one OF
said judges, and to postpone further counting
thereof until the next day, when the count.
ing shall be resumed. and continued until
completed, when the same shall be certified
10 the nannar provided for inahis act.
SEC. 81. That the "act ta regulate cleo
tions," passed the eighteenth day of Febru-
ary, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, and the act amendatory Of the act enll-
tied s'an act TO regulate elections" !" passed
on the thirteenth day Of March,ene thousand
eight hundred and thirty seven; and san act
prescribing the manner of scontesting the
elections. for Governor" passed December
twenty third, one thousand eight hundred
ana seven, be and the same are hereby re-.
peaIed; Provided that said repeal shall not
in any way or manner affect any right which
may have accrued under any of said acts.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the Hsaase # Reps.
JOEL-W. WILSON,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May 3, 1852.
AupIToR's OFFrcE, PORTAGE Co.
Ravenna, July 2e, 1852.
| hereby certify that ,heforegoing is Q
true copy ef an act passed by the Gen
erai Assembly Of Ohio as certified 10 b.
the Secretary Of State.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Axd;tor.
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N EW B0 OK STORE i
At RaVenna
mor1o-READv PAT-sM4lL Psorrrs-aurx RI.
TURes. =

Mor1o-READx PAT-sM4lL Psorrrs-aur RE-.
TURSs
1850 ees.--s
HE undersigned is now receiving a.large and
L very complete assortment of ,s4sEz
School and Miscellaneous Book.,and sta-
tionery,
to which he invites the attention of The cti.ena f
Standard Works of History, Biography, Litera.
ture, Science, Poetry, Tiles, Sketches, Jesenile
Works, &c., &C., may bs found ia hi. Stock A
S OHIO o Ii BOOKS
BY different authors, also on hand. ssss
He 10, also, 0pening a handsome and very in.
vitins assortmeat Of Fancy Articles, Toys, Can.
dies, &C., &c. ssa sz's=s &
He hopes 10 be able To make ie for the in,erest
Of persons wishing articlds In his hne, give him
call. All, Old and Yogng, arc cordially invited,
at any rate, to call in and view the many beautiful
and valuable things comprised in his assortment.
His store, il in the Ohio Star Office Build.
ing, Main Street,, few sods east OF Gtiieit'. Store
LYMAN. w. HALL.
4 THE following Biographies, viz: Franklin,s, j
q. Adams, DC. Calhdun's, Andrew Jsckson's
Madison and Monroe's, JoEn RsAdolpb's, SiIas
right's, Gen. LaFayeips, Louis. .Kossutb's, Gen.
Tay ior's, James K. PotRs, etc., etc. for sale at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Ecosony,
coimans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book, /,
Rogers Scien.,6c Agriculture, Farmers and Emi.
granite Hand Book, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ.
omy, Practical Receipt Book.
Palte's Domestic Physiciau-- -iomepathic.
Uncle Toms Cabin. .,r..s.s
Bibles, large and email, good assortment.
Meihodis, Hymn Hooks, large aad small.
Fremonis Exploring Expedition. .4sz
7Sir John Franklin and the Arctic. Regions.
Moral, Religious, scisniifc, Poe,icaf, Biograpk-
iesl, His.o rical aud Miscellaneous works, q great
variety.
Harper's Magazine for May.
8 Western Literary Msgaxne, and Journal Of Ed.
uestion, Arts and Morals, ior May.
fowler's Works, bound, aud in cheap pamphlets
s Parkers series Of School Books, recomme nded by
the Examiners Of Portage ;County. sil for sale 4.
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Ravenna. May 4, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

ToD FIsH-2, 900 pounds just received
~snd more on the way A.Y. HORR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

10 aIone--no other medicine has such suprem
efficacy in DIsEAsEs OF THE GLANDS, the seat o
the tongue eauses copiops flow from the sslisary
giands. Upon every gland Of the body the effect 10
similar This is the secret ofits superiority. Bya
careful estimate, The strange anomaly in medicine
fevers, even the parched state OF the throat and
lnngs; having cured x, COO persona of couoHs,
COLDS and LuEe COMPLAINTS the past winter and
sPriE g, sss. ss9ss
All PAIN ii aalleyistes in an Irs-Ars.ss.
slck HrApAcHE j, cures in 10 Misurrs.
CoIIc. CnAnp 20 s Mrurrs.
Il is an economical family remedy. 30 highly
concentrated, thata IS cent bottle diluted for use,
makes over quart. The so cent size contains
near three times much, and is therefore preerred
especially BY the farming community who use il
lsrgeiyon account ofits extraordinary efficacy, 40
LiNlMEnf, for sprains, numbaess, weak ness ofthe
joints, iameness the small Of the back, neu
ralgia, ague in the face, sore throat &C. tis safe
and animatng tothe whole bcdy whea used intess
naltyi being composed Of the pure interior ite OF
Vegetables Medicines only. Il Instantly euickens
and strengthens the pHtse, and 10 % PRICED ASA
hlessing BY aged and infifm people, by Isdies 10
3criiicalpe.iods, by those slowly recovering from
Copied from the Maunaee Riper Times
published at Mannee City, Ohio.
AhAAs bI faE 1SbHl18ty NO.
sit is sedom that we seeso strong recomm
alton OF medicine as The followines and that too,
Al home, where il 10 prepared. We know .tkai
some two 0s three thousand bottles of DR.. Gregorys
Medicine, are every year sold at his Lahora toIy n
this city, abd al Toledo aad othertowns in this
county. Wesee that Messrs.s s.. Linsey & Co.
Thomas Daniels, andaZ q. s.. Stocking, " hole sale
Druggists, of Toledo, have gwen high recommend.
Atoms Of this Medicine their signatures Il is
rlao well known fact that osr best Physicians pfc.
ibe nibeir practice.''
DECEPTlON EXPOSED.
Mmmes City, Feb. -, 1851.
TINE undersigned, ciiixens Of Lucas county, cer-
i tify that Dr.. J. s.. GREGORY, Chemist, of
calico INSTANT CURE OF Balm, ITO the tile oi
which, a. his trade mark, he has right BY law.
Since this medicine has become popular and exten.
slvely used 40 remedy for pain, We notice that a
number Of fATEsr hEpiciHE MEN are employing
the term "INsTAEr CuRr or PAiN,,, as little or
description Of their compounds. -
This We unhesltaiingiy pronounce mercenary and
wicked. Mercenafy--beeause they eyidently have
no other motise than sordid love ofRain. Wicked
because 20 far as they succeed in makine the
people believe theirs s the true Instant Cure of
Pain, they rob the inventor of The just reward for
bis valuable discovery and skill acquired by twen-
" years experience,-and worst of all. trife with
the health and life of the. sick, by pslming upon
them . counterfeit, or imposture. l=
Signed BY I. DODGE, Ex.SheriG.
- c. GARRETT,
- A. SAWYER,
JOHN McNEES,
J. C: KELLOGG,
sgs.ess.s5 VIM. HOOKER, Druggist, and |
great number Of citizens Of this city and county.
agents in Bavenna--Cur,iss Hatch & Isaac Swift |
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-28

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