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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29
JULY APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANAL IYTIGAl PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows:
RavennaPrenss House, Friday afternoon and Saturday,
18th and 10Th ofJuly.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange, Thursday, 18th July.
CleveandAmerican House. Tuesday and Wednesday, 28h
and 29th June. 7' -.s
afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, nfammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shortness of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restessness
Appetite Constipation Derangement Stomach Bilious
Affections Gravel White Sweilngs any long standing
cases. are invited to call. -
No CHARGE CONSTELLATION Dr. t. neither bleeds
bsers; is he Homapatist; he Mercury
senic Anthony any other mineral medical agentnor
he Thompsonian ,he neither teams
oy diseases differs all Others that adopted
but not than his system of treatment He does
make sick to make WELL tear down to build again.
alay irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against imposters who in several
of remedies pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recipes, and with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of ned
cines, as they are of earning reputable practice.
BRoNcHlTIS-ITS WORST STAGES CURED.
DR.. TUBES Sir:-When Icommenced yonr treatment faw
months sinee much debated and suffered from
pain in the se shorness of BREATH weakness in the small
the back night sweas resessnes coughing and expeeora
ing profusely, often raising pint of whtsh substance in
famaton of the throat and extending down
upon the lungs, At times became dizzy fall unless
object of support By the your medicine
entirely relieved and well and strong
before in my e Am at work through all kinds of weather
ond though sometimes wet neither the cough soreness
Yours respectfully, JAMES WEIGH.
East Cleveland, Dec 25, 1851.
An ordeal Of two winters has lied to reproduce single
one of its symptoms H. F.
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Deaths from the Excessive Heat.

F. Our exchanges continue to record an unusua
number Of sudden deaths from the excessive hea
I'D the piercing rays of the Sun. The Philadel
| phia papers Of yesterday mention the following
A man named Armstrong, fell in Market stree
on Tuesday afternoon and died IN few minutes
from sun. stroke. Another fell at Schuylkill
Front and Vine Streets, but subsequently recov.
ereds A young German named Matthias, a stran.
ger, was found dead in bed on Tuesday after
noon. Sarah McMechany, aged IS, living in 18th
street near Locust, was found dead on Wednes-
day morning. John McGrath employed on
farm at Coatesyille, died on Tuesday from the
effect of the heat. Daniel Wilson, sailor on
board the bark Elm, from Boston fell dead from
the sun stroke, ON the deck of that vessel, on
Wednesday; two others were picked up In the
street insensible, one of whom died, and Jas. o
Hara, a iaborer, fell dead in North Philadelphia,
on Tuesday afternoon.
Michael Crow, employed on the farm of saml
Cauby, in Christiana Hundred, Del, died from
the effects of heat on Wednesday.
Patrick Brady and two other men fell dead in
the streets at Newark, N. J., ON Tuesday.
John Bonners, employed at the Tredeger Iron
Works at Richmond, Va, died on Wednesday,
from coup de so .eli. s ~ &.-s
less than thirty-seyen deaths were reported
at the coroner's Office in New York on Wednes-
day. Some fifteen of them are supposed to be
from sun strokes, and the remainder from casuali-
ties, apoplexy, intemperance, exhaustion and SINH
lar causes. The coroners were only able to at
tend to about half the cases. During Tuesday
and Wednesday there were l6 fatal cases of apo
plexy caused by the excessive heat. Ed Fitz-
gerald, c. Collens, Louis Metzgar, Francis Will
Jams, James Jervis, and Peter McKenna, are a.
mong those who died on Wednesday from sun
strokes. A number of others were stricken
down by the rays of the sun, but will probably
recover.
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MlsnsAI WEaITH OF Eerrr-Mr. Bryant,

MINERAL VEALTH OF EGvpF.-Mr. Bryant, in
one ofIhis letters to the Eve,aing Post, says:
"When Iwas in Upper Egypt, fell in with
an Italian who was employed to obtain sulpher
from, mine among the mountains. "They are
incredibly rich, :, said he n beds of ore of various
metals and other produetions all that is used in
her. steamers and her manufactures is brought
from England. She has springs of mineral OIL
the indication of beds of coal, and wherever they
are to be found, the Government has made e1ca.
yations to a great depth and at great cost, but
without success. An Arab in wandering among
the mountains in the Red Sea, not long since,
found little pool of quicksilver where it had
flowed from the rocks. He attempted to scoop
is up with his hands, but it slid through his fin
gers; he then drew it up into his mouth filled with
it the leathern bottle in which he carried water.
and brought it home. He was taken i'll immedi-
ately afterward and died, probably from the effect
of tie quick silver he had swallowed SO that the
spot where he found it is still unknown, though
dilligent search has been made for it,
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Explosion near FHackInaw---FiVcp M per
Sons Killed aud three ScaEdeG.

DETROIT, June 24-9 A. III.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock, Wednesday
morning, the Propeller Challenge, while about
twenty miles below Mackinaw bound down, ex-
ploded her boiler, and the stem of the boat wa
blown off. She sank in five minutes. Five per-
sons were killed, and three severely injured
The passengers were picked up by the schooner
North Star, and transferred to the Propeller Bu-
cephalus for this port. The Challenge new boat
on her first trip, owned by H.. w. Strong and
Captain Hart.
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For the snrinx !. ,TIrade

eRoczRiss AND FRev1sless wHeLEsxts nerArr Z
s p " g sS sss %, S Ms
generally their stock Of GROCERIES Isp Constantly Ae on
prises every thing usually keptn focsy and Proyion Is.
IN s M We fs to sell s low a.
extended to u.s. we assure them that offer
Inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion Of stock < =
t.sestzs. - eoFFsE.E.
Rio and Eaguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java. -
SUGAR mo ASSES AND sYRur
ao peSe ss do
New orfcaus Molasse Cadenas dol Green stpars syrup;
sPIeE
sauce Cassas Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamen
4FRUIT S.
SS sraa us sseqlfss rs.e as
@ emons ssa sea Mnsa Cocoa Nuts quorice; Olive
Young Hys0n; Gunpowder; Imperal Old Hyson; Black;
codashs Naenerel; whiteash; 'front.' Pickere Nol and
TsoBAe 60 Els
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cayendish; Baltimore spun;
b s@oSins WarnieE Byans ms eSn peni Spa
half spanish and common Cigars; Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLE te
Fancy Shaving Soap; Bar do. do; Burwers chem wash
DO, No Washing Dc; Adamanne do; White bar do Star
candles; Sperm do; Stea-!ne do; Tallow do.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet
NDRTES.
Bed cords Painted Pills. Tubs Lustre; Copperas
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Tar; Madder; Candldwck Wrapping
tne GSrdage ra lndgo Pickles snrines Mac
Sup. Carb Soda Sal Soda Tartarie Acid Whiting. Putty
Flour Sulphur, ottars Saperei Batting Spruce Gums
Blaeking Glassware; Soneware; Paper nk Brooms Lines
Matches; Powder Candies Saleratus Starch English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed for Hedges Toys; Wallets; Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencils Sate Slate Pencils Mop
Handles; Faucets, &c. $50 -
- PRosFIs IONS,
Flour, Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar,
Beans; Dried Beef Lard; Hamss Shoulders; Pork F1sh
Butter Turnips; Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rce Crackers
Pickles. onions Beet; Tongues Maple Molasses; do su
gar: Honey, &e-@2 .sss q = 80
We shall keep fresh and full throughout the
and solicit examination from any disposed
purchase
n B-Cash paid for all kinds country Produce
in exchange for Good, which satisfactory.
H. W. SMITH e. CO.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853. - ID 80
-y Butter; Butter!
the Shaersvle cheap store you get fourteen
~ b. for good Butter, In goods at lower figures any
of our neighbors selling at Bring in the Butter.
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An Ordinance

To provide for the general welfare of the inhabitants
township of Saervie by prohibiting and suppressns
houses Shops stores known places habual
for tippling and intemperance. -.
Sec. Be ordained by the Trustees the Township
shalersoe That person or persons SHALL either by him
self herself by his her or otherwise Keep
house, store, known place ofhabtual resort for
tfplIing and intcmpcrance.
Sec q Any person persons violating either directly
indirectly either ohe provisions of the foregoing
ton, shall be deemed guilty of msdemeano and for the
first offence conviction thereof shall be fined in the
Of fifteen dollars and cost of prosecutions; be
the Jail of for the period of ten days. And
second oence and subsequent offence, said person
upon conviction thereof shall be fined in the
dollars and costs of prosecution and be mprson
the jail county for the period of fifteen days.
s. All prosecutions under this ordinance shall pro-
ceed and be conducted in all respects in conformity with
entitled defining the duties trustees
townships, passed March st 1853 saving the per-
persons accused all the benefit trial
Ri appeal conferred granted by said provided
however that in prosecution for violation of this ord
nance shall necessary to aege prove the kind of
toxicatng fsrmented liquors sold or disposed Of.
Sec. f. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after the eighth day Of August A. D. 1853
Attest: WIN. CARLTON. Township
Shalersville June a5th, A. d. 1853. 4w-417
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The Steamer Princeton despatched
to the Fishing Grounds.
New YORK, June %, 6 p,

New YORK, June %, 6 P. NJ.
Gov. Seymour has commused the sentence of
Thomas Leary to Imprisonment in the state pris-
on for life.
Leary was TO have been executed tomorrow
for the murder of his wife.
Sheriff Orser received the order from Albany
this morning.
A despatch from Washington says the steamer
Princeton has been ordered to the fishing grounds,
for the protection of American fisherman from
any insults that might be offered by British ves-
sells now on the ground.
3 She leaves Norfolk in few days.
The Niagara arrived at Boston at 5 O'Clock
this afternoon, and papers for the press were got
off by the Sound steamers. --
3 The mails viii be dispatched in the morning
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erPOIsONING.-n

Thousands parents Vermuge composed Of Cas-
OIL Calome not aware that while they appear 10
benefit the patient actually laying the
series Of Diseases savaon loss OF sight, weakness
of limbs, &C.
bensacks Medicines, to Which ask the attention OF all -
rscty interested their health
of bilious type should make use OF the only genuine med
icine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. - 80
ssUT7 T7BE DEcEvED' but ask for Hobensaek's Worm
and P and observe that each has the signature
be propretor JN. Hobensack, none else genuine
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Fatal Accident ON the c. * e. Railroad

PAINEsvILLE, June %.
As the tightening train going east last night
was passing the station at Madison, man by the
name of Gilbert was instantly killed. He was
standing near the track, and by the rush of air
from the train which was going at full speed, he
was thrown against the building and then under
the cars, and literally torn to pieces. His head
was separated from the body and carried several
rods. 81
This is the first accident that has occurred sine e
the completion ofthis road.
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Medical Notice.

GREAT OPENING FOR PHYSICIAN.
THE undersigned offers his residence and practice for
I His residence with office attached is eligbly sit
uated Main street, but few rods east Of the Depot
and good location for Physician for store other bus
For good present
the asks the attention Of profession
other business to his oer he is determined SELL
and terms that will be bargain to the buyer bnild
are in good order portion entirely new and altogether
the premises such be attractive to purchasers
Also: lumber wagon; single horse wagon; sulky; i
plough; drag I wind MILL household furniture bureau,
clocks stoves, &C. Terms cash down good security
session given Immediately.
N. B-An persons having unsettled accounts will please
call and settle Immediately. J. d. WELLMAN, M. d.
Ravenna, May 18th, 1853 All
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Explosion Of the Chaslcrge--FiveP Per
sons Killed, and several Injured,
Postscript.

Explosion Of the ChasIcEge--Five Per-
SONS Killed, and several AnjureA--
Postscript.
Between ten and eleven o'clock "Wednesday
morning, the propeller Chollenge (lately built at
this port,) while about 20 miles below Mackinac,
bound down, exploded her boiler, with the most
disastrous effects. Five persons were killed, and
three severely, and one slightly injured. The
: stern of the boat was blown off, and she sank in
about Eve minutes. @
The passengers and crew escaped in two boats,
and were picked up shortly afterwards by the
4 schooner North Star, which was about ten miles
distant at the time Of the explosion, and hearing
the report, hastened to the rescue.
The North Star meeting the propeller Bucep-
als bound for this port, the survivors were trans
fered to the latter vessel which arrived here last
evening.
fWe omit the names ofthe killed and wounded.
-Ep. Sent
The challenge is new boat--being at the
time Of the explosion, on her first trip. She was
owned BY H. N. Strong, Esq, of this city, ane
Capt. Hart. e -. go.
We are indebted for the above particulars t.
Mr.. Thomas Cragg, the lst mate of the Challenge
who desires us to express to the officers and crew
of the North Star and Bucephalus the heartfelt
thanks Of the survivors for the kindness manifest
ID towards them Detroit Free Press a.,
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TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIAN.-Extract of a
letter dated Pittsburgh January 10Th, 1852: 4" will
s! Mustang Lniment about the best 1anent
part spne spinal irritation, with complete relief
few nights when was perfectly crooked and
nv back in complete TORTURE what the books would call
Ophotonic condition of the muscles, which you know IS
aboutas bad as aw 1t gave immediate relief and In
the morning could bend like gutta pereha and with
as little pain. The medical profession, you know have
great kinds Of remedies but from know-
edge the Mustang Lnimen would have
no recommending it, wherever remedy to
ieve pain indicated have recommended It IN number
acted with equal ceer and certainty as in my own case
Hopne that NAV be and pain wherever
exists and that it may you well for
tons for bringing valuable remedy before the public sub
90 Eor saie nv T. Swift 2w-417
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m- TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Ravenna Ladies'
HE Temperance League will meet, pursuant to adjourn
net at Church, next Friday. at2 O'Clock, P. M
Mrs AUSTIN who appointed address the League,
account of iii health able discharge that duty
Mr. LESTER BoRp therefore been invited and consented
to address the League on that occasion.
Mrs AusTIN unless vodaby prevented, will expect to
address the League at its meetidg in August
June 49, 1885, $50
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,

= VES IINNTS, AND FURNISHING GUUDS,
n M.SOMERVILLEi is receiving from New York, q
lIs full assortment of Ready Made Clothing that can't be
beat lin any way you have mind to take it, by esab
Porae m Y nrn ns @ s Or na
warrant my clothing.
Also assortmen of cloths cassimeres, and vesngs
of plain fancy patterns which he will sell make
order in style to suit the various tastes customers
and at rates that can't fail to suit their pockets The bcs
workmen only will be employed
Also every article of Furnishing Goods in line, such
Shirts collars half hose under Shirts drawers cravats neck
ties, &c &c, All kinds produce taken,
it must be paid down, sell better advantage
cheaper deal All kinds attended
to and get style Cutting done on short notice
Percha "a prime arcle) JEANS Linen Tape common
measures.
He will found doors Lles Block nearly oppo
site the Bank, in Prentiss' new Block
Ravenna, April aOth 1858. so7a
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FASHIQNARLE TAIQRING!

GEORGE w. SToUFFER, having taken the shop recently
VI occupied by Joseph Aeorn prepared execute all
work in his ne the shortest notice. and he trusts 10 the
entire satisfaction of his He will keep hand
good assortment Cloths Cassmeres and vesng, which
he will sell cheap other establishment in the place
A share Of patronage is respectfully solicited
Shop in Swns building, opposite the Court House.
Rayn Anril 1R.ieJ =
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New Millinery and Dress Making.

MRS. C. RICHARDSON, would respectively inform tha
wi Ladies Of Rayenna and vicinity that she has opened
shop Millinery and Dress Makug and has just received
direct from New York. fashions for Dresses Mani
llas, and Chdren's clothing with splendid assortment OF
Bonnets French Lace, Begrade Excelsior ALSO Shirre
Silk Hats variety Ribbons; long and short Mitts
Gloves; Frcnth collars Under sleeves; Chemisetts witt
other Goods too to mentions She will sell
low be purchased elsewhere, of the quality
Cutting and fitting done short notice. Dress makers
supplied with Patterns LADIES' please call and examine for
yourselves ls. se.-.i--. -. s.i51 < 49,.
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DAGIJERREOTYPE LIKENESyES,

MATTHEWs'is now ready to execute the finest Daguerreo
M type Lkenesses ofthe present Havingus purchas
ed Quick Instrument he able to produce Lkenesses OF
children in 9 o seconds. - s-s
N BI will have the best Instruments the best chemicals,
and the best method the whole Daguerreoype ami
will take fine and lkenesses any living Daguer
w. B. MATTHEW'S
Rayenna, Nav 49, 1882 = - tf4I1
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osTA carpenter shop, part of dwelling and
some twelve stables were destroyed by fire at
Dayton on the goth inst. The fire originated
from school boys playing with matches.
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Tlhe Eastern Continent--A Rapid


The Eastern Continent--A Rapid
lisnce' ssss
The London Leader gives the fellowing brill
ant sketch Of the state of things throughout Asia
Aftica and Europe. Certainly il does not seen
aaif The reign oft the Prince ct Peace was near
For wars and rulnors Of wars menace every ber
der. fnsecnfity and nffcef effainty wait on every
political movement. 30 long as the masses are
disfranchised ana oppressed, 90 long will power
swear hs crown at the risk Of its head, and court
liabilities and ministries seem transcient visi.
iscFS p the capitals of the world
The rulers Of Europe ae2earmore and more tc
trsas xhe world Is though there was no security
iu II They are returning % the savage tenure
Of propesty sty-actual grasp The negro who car
rss about with him bis hiankee his tin kettle, ant
his Top boots, believing . moments repose IN
freedom on the deck, tor these valued articles &c
be tesal loss, i the prototype Of the emperor
holding every foot Of hls ground by 9 standing
army of soldiers. OF police spies, ana priests
ansotntists, ignoring the principle OF insurance
regard echance," Or the natural course OF events
under Providence, as wholly adverse to them
selves, and maiignants and, as II to verify tha'
diabolical doctrine, the world Is crowning long
continued peace with tumult and ferment in every
quarter
China 70 admitted 70 the freemasonry OF nations,
By virtue OF her rebellion and the uncertainty OIL
all she Is and has Her dynasty may by this time
be with the fugitive monarehs OF the world, pro-
noted to equality with tnat OF franee--tnose OF
France, we should say. her reoei chief may De
ner emperor, ana tne victory Oh some great pfin-
csPle, may, by this time' nave suspended her
commerce and raraged her sfietds with civil war.
ln indla, the borders 4 OF English authority are
known " tne smoke OF war ana IN barnan' uae
to the type OF native india, the Daroarlc race Is
exPendins reckiessy IT'S strength IN resls tanees
the cost y. OF wnten recalls tne economists OF the
House OF commons TO the immortality OF aggran-
dizement BY war. Between India and China, on
the Indian seas, Bajah Brooke exempihes Eng
lush rule BY strange alliances; and British Phllan-
fhrophy weeps over the pirates that are victmlzed
an trying to plctlmlze him At the cape OF Good
Hope, General eathca carr mas Just concluded peace
0y estapiisnlng some OF the most Wariike trioes
on 4 ferfstory too small TO mold them-oeautiini
provision tor securing the frult OF war out OF the
seed OF peace It is oct OF Caffrarla that our al
syspain y detected IN snatchlng supply OF those
negroes for trade "s'lch she mas undertaken TO
supPress, and about which she mas SO recently IN
suited the officers OF that very British fleet upon
which she counts TO protect hef against the Unit
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Dr. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House Frida
WE afternoon and Saturday, 18th and 10th OF July.
SEQ advertisement in another column.
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-.-"-T - .--s--.| 0,025 81 o
LORENZO FROST, County Auditor.
CoMM1ssoNER's OFFIeE, Portage Co.,l
Jnne 9th, 1853. s--
We have examined the foregoing receipt and expenditures
and compared with the Accounts and Vouchers of
the Comfy AUDITOR and Treasurer and find the correct
NJ a. BIRCHARD3 County
D. K WHEELER, Commissioners.
*Been accommodating for several years.
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Carriage ManufactOry.

cs4EEG THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
H generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
ness and is prepared manufacture Carriages, Wagons,
Bugges, Wheelbarrows &c. in the best stye and at the
lowest rates. All work entrusted in his will meet with
prompt attention, and will be executed in neat and work
manke Manner at TuTTLEs OLD STAND at the Centre of
Palmyra. Orders solicited. GEORGE w. TUTTbE. a.
PALMYRA. Feb. o. 1853. 399-Iy
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Hatch. on Main Street.

JAS received his spring supply of medicines, pan oils
and dye sus, and is preparcdt supply pure dry
ead lead groundin OIL spirits tupenne nseed OIL brushes
&c. painters builders the right kind of terms The
and afflicted find at his store all the choice kinds
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual
very low rates for cash, that being the motto. u4D
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS new snpP!y-of Accordeons,
Flutes Eagelets and Flies, of superior quality,
received and for sale cheap, by B. LITTLE.
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Medical Notice.


- .r-Physo Pathac Phgyiciaa and Surgeon.
DR MORTON having located himself in Ravenna prosrs
~ his services to all who may wish apply to him for MED
ArD. :,
His system of cuug disease by the udcous admnistra
ton of Vegetable remedies selected from the wild forests
nature and the cultivated garden together with the Hydro
patc System Water Cure treatment, which mild in
their operations; restorative in their medicinal virtues, and
disease that human flesh heir is from experience of
the eminent Physicians and twenty experience of
forms of Diseases that be found in both
western Sates that he has derived his skill in the treat
dseases all their various both chron
c. Call and ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid
all under his treatment. ~
Office Main street, Jas. Twitt & Cos. Hat Store,
nearly opposite the Prenss House. Boards said House,
REFERENcEs:-Pro A. Curss Cincinpat Prof Courtney.
do. Prof. Morrow, do DR.. w. Beach, New York; Prof. c..
Newon Worcester, Massachusetts,; Prot stockwe Gard
ner, Maine. Ala