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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-04

) IL TNEFRALGIA.-This formidable disease which seems
to battle the skill Of physicians yields like CARTER
SPANISH MIXTURE.
Mr. F. Boyden formerly of the Astor House, New York,
and late proprietor of the Exchange HOTEL Richmond
of the hundreds who have been cured of Neural
gia by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since his he has recommended to numbers oes
who suffering with nearly every form of decease with
the most wonderful success.
He the extraordinary medicine he has
seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
- *See advertisement in another column. 444-4w
When deathis ut the door, the remedy which would have
saved life if administered in time, too late. Do not
rife with disease Rely upon it, that when the stomach will
not digest foodwhen nness and lassudc pervade @
temwhen the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the
mind letharc, the unnaturay sensitive, and the
head conusedrey it, that when these symptoms
powers vitality failing, that unless mis-
chief promptly checked, life iU be sAortened well
rendered miserable. Now know from testimo
than before accumulated in favor of
remedy that Aoohands German Bltters prepared by Dr.
the end entirely remove all Of these disorders surely
endure the agony and the risk Of w with health and safety
within reach?
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= TO Capitalists,
MANUFACTURERS B. MECHANICS.


TTNDER charter from the Legislature of Penn with
- capital Of propose to establish IT. in the M village of
tensive RcLL1NG MILL, with the machinery and
paraus for the production of Bar ron Sheet Iron, Nails
Towards the accomplishment of this object they arc willing
geher necessary Of water power the priv
ali gefR e % eT aUe bnn
ngs mechanic shops and vacant lots for the occupancy OF
rage canal sixty feet wde for the more convenient and
abundant supply Of water and for the boats to and
the contemplated manufacturing operations Such
ges he to in as SO much eapa and it hoped
paries with capital practical and me-
the machinery the labor and the working cash
be proportions from one-fourh to threeourths
capital required for each particular branch of
those who may Identify with this enterprise and
they accordingly offer equally liberal for the es
lures not here enumerated those which tend to the
position their grounds richly
and extensively pervaded
The repairing their Cotton Factory and
FIGURING MILL and willing rent to practical and repon
sbe parties either or both for term Of years and lib
directed the of other some Of which
tyes cars omnbusss carriages and the making of pot
terry glass; &C., which they have the materials
The Floung Min capable making 200 barrels of four
PLAN for either Of which, grain is abundant.
Postpaid leers addressed the receive prompt
Persons in the East wishing of this matter,
and of the parties composing the Company respectfully
referred to-
p Wilson, Hiram wabridge and Chester ROde, of the
John L. Newbold, ESQ.,, Philadelphia;
John Thompson, Esq, Banker, Wakefield, Rhode Isand
H. Baldwin, T. T. Davis and James L. VOORHEES,, Esquires,
city of Syracuse N. Y;
Or Wheeler Truesde, ESQ, Agent of the Company, at
the office late States Branch Bank New Brighton
Beaver Co.. Truesde prepared to show the prop
ey in all its details, with pats descriptions, terms
conditions and future prospects of the Company; ao to
make contracts, leases, deeds, &c.
Western references as to the property and title thereto
P Fetterman and Edward Simpson, Esqs Pittsburgh;
Thomas Cunningham, Esq, Beaver, Beaver Co., Pa;
R. L. Baker, Esq, Economy, Beaver Co., Pa;
DR.. Charles T. Whippo, New Castle Lawrence Co., Pas
Archibald Robertson, Esq., Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa
NJ. T. C. GOULD, Secretary.
:. - WHEELER TRUESDELL,
Agent of the s'Beaver Manufacturing Co."
Now Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa, Nov 80, 1853. 44l-4w
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name of any personwho shall sue therefor. There
are other stringent provisions in the bill calcula-
ted to drive entirely the irredeemable small notes
out of existence.-W Washington Sentinel.
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Attachmlent Notice.

Portage County, IS. at the instance of John Sapp.
John Sapp, ) summons was this day issued by
t John v. Gardner, ajustice of the peace,
Thomas j. eson.> of Franklin townships Portage county,
against the chaes Stocks interests in stocks rights
Credits moneys and effects of the said Thomas j. Persons
being nonresident of said county Dated this 9th day Of
Dec. 1858. 442-3w JOHN SAPP.
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ROOTS And SHOES,

TTE subscriber having in his employ greater number of
than heretofore prepared to furnish every variety
Of work in his line.
Gentemens French Women's Calf Boots of the best
MATERIAL and made by experienced workmen, will be Kept
hand and made to order. Also Kip and Stoga Boots.
Ladies' work of every descriptions including Enameled
Caters, do BoQtees, do Buskns &C., made in the latest sy
the best material and workmanship Three doors
south of the Court House. MOSES BEAMS
Ravenna, Nov. s. 1853. 436 3m
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John j. SWaysee's Estate.

N the 30th day Of December A. D. 1853 the Probate
~ court of Portage county declared the estate John j.
deceased be probably nsolvent creditors
therefore, required present their claims against estate,
to the undersigned allowance, within the
time above mentioned they will be entitled payment.
Ravenna, Dec. 3Oth, 1853. Henry H. STEVENS, Admir-
AdA-4W of JOHN J, SwAYsKE decd.
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q SHALL NoTEs In THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The bill recently introduced by Mr.. Adams, lin the
G. S. Senate, provides, among other things, that
any person or persons, body polite, or corpora
kop, within the District of Columbia, shall make,
emit issue, utter, sign, draw, endorse any bank
fiofe, psomssory note, any instrument OF writing
for tbepaymens delivery of money, or other val
liable thing, OF "a less denomination than five dol
lars, TO beused as paper currency, or as circua-
ting medium, either ia lieu of money or any other
curEency, ehali forfeit and pay the sum of ten dol
lare fSs every sHch piece Of paper thus manufac-
tared and ssned; one half TO the use of any person
ishb sa ii sue tberefor and the other half to the
county Of Washingtoa. + is made unlawful to
offer pass such paper under penalty of not less
fence; the fine to be divided in hke manner. IF
any persona corporation shall to redeem their
small notes, on presentation, in gold silver, such
parties neglecng Or refusing, shall forfeit and pay
the sum Of twenty dollars. The fourth section
expressly gives to justices of the peace, 10 the
District of Columbia, jurisdiction TO try and adiu-
dicaee every such case, the forfeiture under that
Gee T. 10 Teeoysrsdin in an actionfof debt, in tie
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s. FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
Attachmaert A Notice..

estate of Ohio, An order of Attachment seyil action
Portage Comfy, ss at the instance of Lyman W. Pike.
Lyman w. Pike, 7tyF summons this day issued
vs John V; Gardner Justice Of the peace
Thomas j. Pierson) of Franklin township, Portage county,
against Thomas J. Person and his property
of dollars, the said Thomas ]. Pierson being
noresdent of said county Dated this 7h day
1853. L. w PIKE.
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Donation Visit.

Tho Ladies' the Metodst Congregation of Ravenna
speetfy invite the society," and all others friendly th
same, to make Donation visit, at the residence Of Rev
EZRA JONES' Thursday evening January 5h
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William e. Thompson,
Attachment
DS
Lnson Pierce,

TIME aad Anson Pierce nonresident of the county, will
fate notice that my Instance writ of attachment
this ay issued by Orson Judd Justice of the Peace Of Sha
lersyie against goods chaes moneys and effects of the
Pierce, 70 satisfy claim hold against him Of
ten dollars. WM &. IHeMPsoF.
Ravenna, january 8, 1854. ,44A-Sw
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5pRflal NotirRs,
Sale of Slips,

The annual sale Of Slips in Congregational Meeting House,
Ravenna will be held Thursday the 5h January
O'Clock, p. NJ. punctua attendance is requested.
ADAM POE, ! ..
TIMOTHY CARNAHAN, 49,
G.. F. ROWELL, Oon'
r. J. THOMPSON,
Ravenna, Dec. q, 1853.
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VIEW MI1STr

ss With music, sweet music, greet you again."
LILY Dale, Katy Darling song and auarssiie, Home
Sailor Boys Last Dream WoodbuTy-Wat for the Wagon,
Eva, WoodburyOld Folks at Home, Mountaineers Fare
we-Bakers, Childs Prayer, &c. with good assortment OF
- - HALL's Book STORE,
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PrObafe MOfice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested that the
IN and administrators the following estates
have to the court Probate in and for the county
Portage State of Ohio their several settlement
which placed file in the office of the Judge of
said certified for the inspection and exception of
all interested Monday the 9th day OF February A
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aecond profit to call and examine the following Instruments
of which assortment will be kept hand, if possible =
They in size from to 4 and 5oetayes Prices $40
$45 $48 The and Al octaves made
pillar representing side table. The and al
octave in piano FORM The octave piano got
up in the style and sze and finished good for $780,
those that sold pedes and Music Stores for
All the above instruments warranted good and win be
kept in repair free of charge.
In regard of qnckness of touch power
and of blowing, they stand unrvaed by anypedlars
declarations to the contrary Notwithstanding
Please call and examine for yourselves, before purchasing
elsewhere.
All kinds of reed instruments repaired at low price
and in good style. Satisfaction given or no paya
II p Shop over LrrTLE's Bookstore
AUREN Srow. G. F. GREEN.
Nov
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. D.
CCORDEONS, Vions, Flutes. Flies and Flageoletts just
"A from the Importers in New York. Also, best
quality Violin Bass Vol and Guitar Strings Rosin Brdg
Tail Pieces and Bows. Pedars supplied with Accordeons
at low prices by q. LITTLE.
1859.
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Isaac TVes's Estate.

ATOTCE is hereby gven that the subscriber a-
pointed qualified executrix
Ives late of Rayenna deceased Dated Ravenna this
18th ,day of Dec, A. D. 1853 444-3w MARY IVES.
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go the FashIOnnhIc.

EO TIC FlSNIOmHDIC.
GE1n A. BOUCHE has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop,
N to stand opposite the Prentiss House, where he Will
" continue the of all les of Boots and
Shoes and would solicit share ofpubc patronage
conept that from his long experience business
able ogve full satisfaction to all who he pleased pat
ronize him. Gentemen's French Calf sewed and peeqed
Boots Opera patent Tongue Boots
and many other fsons too numerous to mention He
tends to eonfne himself principally manufacture
Gentlemen's Ware.
Repairing done good order and short notice. Pareu-
lar attention paid to cash Customers, A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, August %, 1885, 4243m
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Settle I'm

subscriber would inform his patrons, that
he is desrous settling his business past years,
and would ask all who debted to him by note book
to call and settle the before the first of
January next WILLIAM GAME.
Rayenna, Dec. 6, 1853. 440-3w
z,@8 FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
ON account high price of Wheat and other grain
subscribers will grind from untlh 1st day Of April
next, all kinds of grain for every 10Th bashel.
Dec. S, 1853 wd1TTLESEY & BROTHER.
BRIAR-HILL COAL.
FHE Subscribers have thirty tons of Brar-H Coal for
l. SALE WMTTLEsEY & BROTHER.
! Campbelsport, Dec. S, 1853.
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AnoTHER PocHAH0ErAs.-~Col. Stevens, who
has lately completed the survey of the Northern
toaate for railroad 10 the Pacific, thus speaks of
Mr.. Culbertsoa aud bis wife, native Blackfoot:
In May, / met Alexander Culhertson at St.
Louis. With an experience matHfed by twenty
years residence in the Indian connsrY, ] found
him endowed with the requisite characteristics
to carry our expedition safely through the indian
territory Knowing every man fn the Upper
Missouri. he knew just the men We vented, and
could secure for US the sturdy hunters we needed
for our mountain exploration. Subject to the ap-
proval of the Indian Bureau, appointed him
spedial agent among the Blackfect Indians
Leaving his business, and deyotiag his energies
to the labor, much of our success with the Indi-
ans must ascribe to his valuable influence
His peerless lady, loo, second Pochahontas
commands my kearty thanks for her good Offices.
She is pure Blackfoot woman, of the -sBlood''
tribe, and in all her husbands labors has she
shased securing the afectionate regard of every
member Of the expedition.
Apffeaeending possible collision between our
men and some of her own people, she asked to
accompany ms, to assist in preventing difficulty.
The night before we left Fort Union, she said to
her husband, "L will GO with you: will do what
/ can to settle differences, and when you die,
will die.',> Her presence has alleviated the an
noysnces of campaign life. and encouragep us on
the march. She commands my warmest regard
and has her reward in the assurance of the
friendly feeling between these children of the
plains and thu men from the "far of land, !,
whose approach to the countlo in times past was
much dreaded syss
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
81 DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his follows:
unti4 o'clock p NJ 3Ot and sih DscemSer.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange, Thursday Goth OF December.
Observation-Disclosures House, Monday and Tuesday 18th
and 18th of December. . - no
Warren-Cinton House, Thursday, 5th Of January.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the LIVER Lnpga
Kidneys Spleen, Infammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Shortncss of Breath difficulty breathing Dyspepsia drops
appetite, Constipation arrangement Of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections Gravel White Swelngs, long standing dS
eases, areinvited TO call. t 30. ~
No CHARGE FOR Dr. T., neither bleedspop
bister is he Hom9pahist he Mercury, Af
senic Antmony medical agentinoFA
Thompsonian he neither eams gives emetics His the
but not his system treatment He does not
make sick make WELL down to build again.
aay irritation, by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against POsters, who in several
counties are endeavoring reap popularity
pretending TO administer the They
know nothing of the recipes and with them
cines as they are Of earning reputable practice,
- -.@ Fl REMARKS. }857Efss ast2
In selecting from the great number cases pouring up
the monthly report aim to give diversity both
of locality and Diseases is TO be hoped that nyald win
Covered and learn The reality Of Which eers are faint PIC
ture serutR earnestly desired Our attention
being given chronic Diseases nearly all the cures are or
ediies $50 called becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular but deusiye modes oftreatment. ~ tuias
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. ell
So saw those patients who have been struggling
years with this relentless disease but now inspire freely and
A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs. Menser, Of Beaver township, Mahonng county,.
standng and denomnated attending
scans "a Disease Of the Liver and Asthma connrme and
iucurabe" Breathing at times extremely dincu border
restored in three months and been good through all
the changes OF two subsequent years. aug5,
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HALLS BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
lust received for the Winter trade. Among
q miscellaneous works may be found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment, Satanic License
Mapeton. or More Work for the Maine Law.
Isaac T. Hopper, true Life, by L. Maria Child.
The Second War with England, by J. T. Headley.
Father Bright Hopes Hearts and Faces Dodds Lectures to
Young Men, Successful Merchant, Village Blacksmith Popu
lar tales S. Arthur For the instruction and entertain
lnent of little folks assortment complete
All the School Books used in town and county are enered
for sale cheap.
ust received. -e
perfne laid and commercial.
Foolscap good stock. Bill, Counting House, and Legal
Cap
Envelopes, all sizes and kinds.
Maynard & Noyes Ink, the best that is now made.
WATERS Letter Stamps Paper Holders pkstands Fabers
Pencils, some beautiful ivory sops &c.
Ravenna, November 8, 1853 -...-l.------ -
CECOND War with England, by J. T. Headley, vols
- - 80, HALL's Book STORE.
TNUN J0TTINGs; or Laughs have taken Pen to; by
n Parker Willis. HALL's Book STORE.
DUBBER OVERSHOES-A few cases Mems and Womens
III Metallic Rubber overhoes received and for sale at
Rayenna Sent o. 15S GfLLIs & DURHAM6.
ID OYS B0OfSi0 cases of Boys and Youths Coarse and
ID Fine Boots, prime article, at GILIn DuRHAMs.
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NRru A0uertistIneuts.
LESTER L. BOND,
Dissolution Notice.

Attorney at Law Real Agent at F. W. Tappan's
Offee Hchcocks building, up stairs Ravenna, Ohio
Dissolution Notice.
THE copartnerhip heretofore existing under the name
j and Glis Durham is this day dissolved by
tual consent.
Boot Leather business will ereaer be
tnued the old and Wm D. Durham and all the debts
due said company, placed in the hands of Gils for
collection. JOHN GILLlS.
Rayenna. Jan'y 2, 1854. 4443w WIN. d. DURHAM.
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CITY WARF-ROOMS.

Nesc and Splendid EDterprize- Furniture Arriredl
GRIFFIN,S RosTWleK are now establishing the Furnis
VI business extensive SCALE in RaYenna Our
furniture selected from Of he best
adjustments in New York City, 20. ft,r., y rn
This business has long been neglected in Ravenna,
people who wished furnish their parors
have been compelled Cleveland New York Pitts
burgh to purchase The increase Of population and wealth
calls for better and fashionable furniture, and
prepared to crafty the improved taste the and
them the additional expense of going TO the cities,
We design opening splendid ware-FOom In the HneW
brick bock' when finished. At present the work will be
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN's OLD STAND, 4 a.fF
opposite the Universalist Church.
Please call and examine for yourselves. The following
list of part of stock ~ Sofas, Quartet tables, ~
Marble top side tables 10 Centre and Card tables l2 large
try and book case crab tables mahogany bed seads,
lounges bureaus, seat chairs &e,
sorment of CABINET WARE, including variety Of LooKEo
GLASSES and MATTRESSES. Hnckleys Bed Bottom, can't be
beat. Coffins hand as usual.
WANTEpA arst rate article Of seasoRsd Black Walnut
lumber. An extra price will be paid. ..-. if tr
Ravenna, July 12, 1853. 6m419 GRIEyIN & BosrwIcx
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RAVENNA LEATHER STORE.
w. ENOS AND a. p WTSMy

I. w. ENOs AND A. P. WIsMAN,
HAVE this day entered into in the Leather
by c. Prentss, few rods South of the house Rayen
d kn ds a M emo asRG g0e
Sole Leather Oak Tanned Sole Leather Harness. Bride and
Pink and lining SKINS & BIdRgs s @ Irea P'g
Raw pse a5s Stock hNos q
Wanted.
DEF des Veal Skins Deac Skins and Sheep Pelts for
d which will the market price, in cash take them
in exchange for Leather Esos & WrsHAN
Ravenna Nov. !. 1853: Asst
O. w. STRONG. J. w. TYLER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Business instructed to them will receive prompt attention
Franklin Mills, Portage County, Ohio
. CORN CRACKER, CORN IN THE EAR.
HE Corn Cracker at the Ravenna Steam Mill in oper-
At sSs5
NEW BOOKS.
RLEAK HOUSE, complete, so cents Little Ferns for
FaRp nm eH little 9nd Of sa of sG 1 m fda %
New supply Mysterious Parchment; Sunny sde Peep
Wide Wide World: Dollars and cents Three years
mia, by Cotton. For sale, at LITTLE's.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
rsadne IN aesan Sn
Ravenna, December 90, 1853.
THE LADY's ALMANAC FOR 1s54.-This is gem of a
small present for the Holidays can be found, at
Ravenna, Dec 81, 1853. HAl,I'S Book Store.
Office OF Franklin a. Warren Rail
Road Co.
Franklin, Portage County, Dec. 18th 1853.
STOCK Subscribers in said company on the Rayenna and
- Windham Books hereby notified and required to pay
at this office o. T. Duel, Esq, Collector instaments as
follows to wt
Ten per before the LIST day of January next
6 " s. February next.
sE 4" &C March next.
4tsS SsS'' '' 'D' JOEL W. TYLER, secy.
Nov your time to buy N M'Deaines, worth six
IN cents received and selling at ten cents yd
by A. V. HoRR.
December 10th.
ILK VELVETS, ladies cloaks, with trimmings
y to match just received and selling fast, at HoRRs
December 10th.
900 Seamless Bags, just received at HoRR's.
eOUU December 10th.
RAVENNA WARBLE-FACTOR
Am receiving the best selected assortment of West
Rutland Marble before offered in Portage county
also have good assortment of Italian all sizes from to five
fee: high which determined to sell at prices which
not fail to suit purchasers.
Any wanting anything in my ne such Tomb Stones
Monuments Sockets Table Tops, Counter Stone, &C., will
do well give call aud examine stock of Marble be-
fore going elsewhere.
Specimens of carving kept constantly hand All work
done to order Shop south of the court house
Ravenna, Dec. a. iS53 A. C.. BURWELL.
B. Two or three men wanted Immediately to travel as
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. MORTON, M. D., PHrso pArmo pHrs1crAs

AND SURGEON, =
MOULD respectfully ipfora his friends public
w generally that he has permanently located himself in
Ravenna. ohio where he will be happy TO attend 10 all the
calls in his profession. '. ~. .-..-fT
DR.. Id. would the public combines pure
Botanic Practice with the Hydra Pathc Water
treatment Of disease and hitherto very
Office up stairs, the floor Whla
Ofice-residence Mainst In the Dewey House, and
Gently occupied by Mr. Sutherland. = ~, t'..t II
Dr. NJ has recently purchased and has for sale the Gava
c Abdominal Supporters, which said TO be sovereign
edy for Proapsus Uter and Seminal WeakqRss other
desirable advantages other that been
duced to thepublic, besides It's galvauc current that
silently kept up while r f-
Ravenna, September %, 1853. ~ --''-t-A sa
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Wanted.
DEF Hides, Veal Skins, Deac. Skins and Sheep Pe fol
ID which will pay the market price, in cash or take them
in exchange for Leather. ENos & WIsMAN.
Raw Nov l. 1852 443-f
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IST remaining the Post Office, Franklin
IL Mills, Ohio, for quarter ending, Dec. 81 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-21
TO TRAVELLERS, THE WEAK,

ITO TRAVELLERS, THE WEAK,
Il NERVOUS, AFFLICTED IN ANY FORM
CHOLERA DIARRHFA ANY OF THE DIS
EASES INCIDENT TO THE SUMMER we call
your attention to HAMPTON'S TINCTURE. The
many cures commend it to all.
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, LIv
Err COMPLAINT, &c.
FROM THE METRoPoLIs-Pess it around let the
afflicted hear the glad tidings! This is but the sent
ment of thousands:
WASHINGTON, May II, 1853
Messrs. Mortimer and loicbrdE
Gentlemen-Having been afflicted with Liver Com
plant of ten years standing hereby, for the benefit
of the afflicted, take great pleasure in announcing
that after using few bottles of your HAMPTON
TINCTURE, found it had accomplished perfect
cure. have used different medicines from time to
time but have been able to account for any ap
parent good and 1t is blessing to stricken humanity
that. that medicine is found, possesses the tcondrous
pouer Of prolonging human life The many cures it
has wrought, sufficient guaranty of the beneficial
results which may be experienced from its use.
Yours, respectfully,