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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION - The Board
l. of Examiners, will hold examinations as follows:
list. At RavcnuA, Saturday, April I4th, 1855, for
CharlestOwn
cd. At Randc lph. April eist for Randolph, sufleid
Rootstown and Atwater. ~ 80
3D., AtPalmyra, April ssth, for Palmyra, Deeraeid,
Edinburgh and Paris. go.
4th At Garrettssiic, May 5th, for Freedom, Wind
ham, Nelson and Hiram. ,-R3 -
5th AT Shalersville May 18th, for Shalersviile,
Mantua. Aurora and Streetsbor0. "a
9th. At Ravcnna, May 10th, fort the county.
To avoid the great crowd that has attended our ex
aminaons, the Board have adopted the plan Of dis
tricting the county, and hope no applicants will
present themselves for examination out OF the dstriet
in which they reside. P. B. CoNANT, Clerk.
Ravenna, April 9th ,1555-36Z8w 4.]@s{3{@
MOTICE-Whereas my wife ELIZA E.
IN has left my bed and board without any just cause
or provocationl hereby forbid all persous from har
boring Or tfustng her my account, will pay ne
debts Of her contracting after this date. si, s,t
go; =. GEO. w. HlNcKLEY.,
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Groceries & Provisions.

HUWEIDHUUH q w All are now Opens
IL ing assortment Of Groceries and. Provisions,
consisting in part OF Teas, Cofees, SUGARS Syrups,
Molasses Oils Rice, Tobaccoes Fish, Cfackess, Raj.
sins. Citrons, Figs Prunes, Spices, Nuts Soaps, Can-
dies, Pickles, Cr Tartar soda Sal Soda, Indigo, Can.
dies, Wood and Willow ware, dc. N sgstssF4 ,s%f;s
Our stock is selected In N. ri by competent judge,
s,with particular reference to quality or freshHess,d
and will be added weekly All who wish 70 buy No
II Goods at reasonable prices invited 10 call a the
IrTP Good Butter, Eggs, Hams, PORK, Apples; Dried
Fruits, Rags, 4 o., wanted Mss 81 tsJ ja@N4 iSsn
Ravehna April 10Th, 1856
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Gulnulrrrial sntalligsltr, 1t.
RAvENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly ty Geo. Bael and OTHER deai
ers IN The articles named belop.
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GLASS; Best franklin Glass
w for sale lower than the marke price, at
April9 T RICHARDSON'S Hardware Storey
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TUTTLES' CAST STEEL IfOES-The
j. Vest Solid Cast Steel Hoes in The country, are for
sale cheaper than at any othef place.. fAtd afiSH
Ravenha, April0, 1855 E 7 RIcHARDsox.
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RON AND NAILS-A large assortment
i ofIron, Fence and common Nails, ct greatly 70.
duced prices April 0. EFT RIchADsoN. =
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PlOWs, PIOWs. fsf3
SUB-SOIL, Sinclair and other kinds, for
~ sale at Manufacturer prieesat MI
Ravenna April o, 1855 II T RicHARpsos's.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
rIss % tls Amuicsn Isaifs,s Fair-sataec Of Wash
iagsoH-7xs nights aaere DC.
CONTEMPORARIES or THE DIsrArcH.

NEW YoRx, Oct. 6 1855.
Az hare just returned from +" The American In
sslsuts Fair and you all there in Richmond arc
soon 10 hold your Mechanics Fair perhaps a
word or two may not be altogether unnteresting to
your readers. II 10 held in the Crystal Palace; SO
Jumping into one Of the street Of 9th Avenue,
we were soon landed ct the great wonder Of Amer
lea The Palace did look grand indeed, 50 brlian..
illuminated with its thousand lights. and reminded
me OF some of those grand old fairy palaces On 'ne
!. rabian nights. architecture. We entered IT'S
brilliant halls and the first thing that attracted our
attontion was largo lot of the most exquisite stat
nav Va had ever seen and to mo the most interest
inc Of sll these was the statue of our own beloved
yy.shinrton. because II was either the very same
one that stands in the Capital at Richmond, or else
a splendid caste from that and az gazed upon 1t, l
could but forget tho many attractive scenes around
me, and wander away off there to our dear old
virginia. But soon collecting my wandering
thoughts we wandered on to the machinery, ana
bore must say we were very much disappointed.
Thcro was good deal of it, but it seemed to be
done up in the regular Yankee style and looked IN
deed as II II were gotten up to show and not to use
Tho ployys am sure would stand bad chance in
the old James River low grounds. There We're
some beautiful flowers on exhibition and among the
.grecn house plants" was surprised to find large
tobacco plant; but il didn't look like this OF winch
am now chewing, assure YOU Upon tho whole, !
think that if the Virginia Mechanics Institute
can't throw this far into the shade then it ought to
be cast into tho deep shades of oblivion The old
Clay Wings had glorious meeting last night, and
spoke in the bitterest terms against the new party
just sprung up, tho Republicans. H.
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RICHMOND Oct. 9Th 1855.
A writer, haling from Old Point Comfort, in the
Dispatch of this morning, under the signature of s.
D., says:
"Your correspondent is entirely misinformed as to
the cause of the illness of Mrs. fancy, who recently
died at this place Her disease was not yellow fe-
yer. SO declares DIR. Jarvis, &c
Now if s. J. will only look attentively at the let
ter Of your correspondent, he will find that far
from saying that the of the death of the ven
cradle lady of Chief Justice fancy was yellow fe-
yer, he distinctly remarks that "her disease had
none Of the marks Of yeiloU ec" 1t is true, as your
correspondent TO whose communication 5. j. refers,
remarks-that after death ''the skin bore unms-
taxable evidences by its hue that the nsidious de-
stroyer had been lurking in the system" Your
correspondent received this statement from gen
tlemen in Hampton, whose names can be given if
required As it regards the other portion of S. j. s
letter. in which he SAYS "Nor is it generally 5eliev-
cd hereabouts, that Miss Alice fancy died of the
prevailing fever" &c, Ibave only to say that the
fad furnished by your correspondent was made
known to him by gentlemen nho had 1t from her at
senSdnt physician.
SO that whether Old Point par eIcellcnce
be the point where yellow fever cannot come, and
Hampton the heathest spot in the country, which
nm not disposed to gainsay, your Hampton cor
respondent has authority of the best kind for eres
statement you may receive from him.
Very truly, yours, OATS.
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TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA IN FLO.
REHCE-1ec Persons Buried Ahue-A letter from
Florence gives terrible accounts of the rayares of
the cholera. No less than 900 persons it is said
have been carried off i'll the month of August The
population OF the city, which is on an average 100
UOo Is now reduced TO 10000 by death and flight =
me Grand Duke, it must be said to his credit has
set a noble example. Although his family has LOT,
ne remained himself, and clad in tho black Vol -,
the fraternity of Mercy, he sometimes assist, II;
burial ofthe dead 1t is positively affirmed in This i
terthat ten persons were lately buried alive Tba
horrible fact was brought to light in This way.
An Italian warehouse keeper in Paia1;ro,o =.
fauborg Of Florence) was buried for dead in tho
Trespiano cemetery, with many other supnosed
eorpses, In common grave. He awoke to a sense
of consciousness, and thin was the covering of
sandy earth above him that he made his yay ont
10 tho surface Still weak, he lived for three DAYS
on roots in the forest which surrounds the grave
yard. AT last he recovered strength sufficient IN
reach his house. where he startled his family who
we're IN mourning for him. He assured them that
no distinctly felt the bodies of numerous peonle in
tered with him moving about The grave was
consequently opened, and it was found that many
0en In number, as l have said) had stirred and
sevsral OF them had bitten their fingers in agony
and otherwise injured themselves. They were all
dead when the examination was made The ut,
most excitement prevailed on the subject among the
population
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

GA NOTICE.--DANCING ACADEMY.
MI. JoSEPH c. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
4. IN IN announcing TO the citizens of Richmond that
GEA he Will open his Academy for Dancing on the 18th
ot OCTOBER MI Duesberry thanks the public for past
encouragement He will use his best exertons to So
hcit the same this session. Mr.. Duesberry has snc
ceeded in getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank
trance Main street ' LII
lie wishes to state to the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances Qundriiia. a nd
a!tzes and he hatters himself that he has turn ont
some as fine dancers any other teacher in tbe s,t
Mr ID can be seen at his office, Mr. Osborne,s on
poslte the Exchange Bank, between the hours of o
and |, and and O'clock. AZ "
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD |
lyl Leonard's Cough synB-tsssl'
Merchants attend f0 This fpy sldF Of Nf

cured last year in Richmond-lenye not riaa
supply, and take with you tho eheeps. ara ND :
tain cure over offered to those persons rfa4 y
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c. d.
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, orc e0~r
Leonards Dollar Cordial.
To be had of l.. b. THOMAS, Broad Srs't sisl
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers l'5'I'
Richmond and State Of Virginia, His'@'
Messrs PURCELL, LADD Co, 81 Nan r'fs, :
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Stb and bie'4 ' y;
Richmond, Va.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EXhlBlilS,
i of the Virginia Mechanics ia' ~.
for the promotion of the HecnauH az

The Second Annual Exhibition OF AS VIZ y. =.
chanics Institute will take place on w
October. 1855. at the spacious hall over w ~
ket House, on 18th and Haln stree's H''A-'-'
ginin. 49,. t.,.,t,r,
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Art's IN L's- p,
others in the State OF Virginis o. Weh ~ -
at large, are respectfully ln'tee 70 ,s.,r
Of the opportunity thus AFFORDED % 49,
and skill in the collection abOai 20 bs ha4' i,
The nurpose of the Board OF Asnsasn N.
make the Second Exhibition one Of r''l ,r
the citizens of Richmond, and or me 4. .,i
The splendid Hall and Building istu'sa' >. .,li
hihition will il il believed snoi' ~
sufficient TO make 0 most attractive I..l,.,r,
of taste and interest, of whatever cltAs y mr..
which may be entrusted 10 tnfih ~
Mechanical pursuits. Il. .pr,i,t..s.:E
Great care will be taken 10 the ,S,s. Il
competent and impartial judges q Ind =.
in which each contributor Is rh'!.''1
pronounce on certificates oil iAelt,, 1. ,,A iv,
The premiums 20 be offered WI, ..I II 10 usa.
bronze medals and diplomas to..,,r,'
the degree of usefulness VI The 'iI' - v,ss.s,
I'm addition TO which the Boaid o 80 80
determined 10 offer the following F'iE- ~ r,,s1
LIST. For the best invention or "C o. rf "A
residing within the hints OF ttle s,,rIsS 4
whose age shall not exceed y l''''
LARS. - f4e RS
ID. For the best Invention or "9I.; go. p
of a female residing within the In II g,lr
whose age shall not exceed t"eH''
dollars. mi Of, Il
Sd. For the best Invention ffssi
Mechanic. withou. reference 10 % ~s,k Es
4th. For the best Inventor ;r,ipls t-si'
taste or domestic utility OF ~,
out refere nee TO eye, fiiteel d9i.s.s .c,oa .s7'
SRI For tbe most practical il''rtls...st,
oth -. NC g, b. Estimated with feie''N
meas and general utility, ftseeH a ~ i, D.
Tbe., rrpni,,us will he swaTae- - .s,,,a =
pe,.nt I,idres in all the veriOus " 80 f
thev belong both male snd tennis. ...,,i ,1br
money, at the option OF the sac ee,.J are Ger.
Tn. premium. above enumei sIs 80 boz,
view more particularly 10 s'ln,s, "a, ftsl
and yillin no manner interfere III ,,. cpss
misnls and rewards OF uieii' ~, S,atss
petitors from all or any Of toe 80, .,'v igrs =
The Board of Managers eaID.sJ tiat-,
cooperation of the meehah1Is ,..I,rtns = -
III ron sbo,,t the Country in sonIiioA" ,t,es
tent object in view; and wosld Ssy IN
acknowledgements 20 the isdies -, a. ~
contributions 10 the first e1s io-.+ri ats5s'
Soii ~. -, 80 /. r,uewal Of con'f,yr.,s'
that she display In the fen1s'e {, u 49,
try may prove eminentiy "V''N' n
talent. .....es 70 rs -
will he promptly given by adoi' b aS'~
Chairman OF the Committee o" 4
A. MAYO. -,;h;,;,a regret = q,
TO provide suitable aocoiists ~ ase lias
he.vv machinery, end thereisgIV, an sG,sF
s geaNy ma. 49, -, All, 10 effect s.,'r-5 i
which light machinery n,sy sci
h0'''' VI" eossirrrE on . csas',ass,
ROBERT A. May sssr.,sf1'
LANES u. BROWN;
Joseph +. POWELh
I0UN W. DAViks,s,,
Holm W. CARD"EIh'
am 2S-alawkctd
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THE TENNESSEE LEGrsLATURY-The newly
elected Legislature assembled at Nashville ON Mon
Gay, October lst and proceeded TO organize In
me senate, Col r. s. Cheatham, Am, was elected
spesker, and IL X. Walker, Esq, principal clerk.
49, .ao nou,e there was failure the first day to
49, speaker Gen. Daniel s. Donelson. dem,
received 80 votes Hon Neil s. Brown. Am. 36
vo.os: TWO scattering-37 votes being necessary 10
choice. After several ballots. the Honse sdonrn'
Cd without making an election ''Se ~'9o'''n'
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TKUE TURF 0n--F.-d7-. g
- Sole Proprietors, R,ebrv,U.!r
TlDINGS FROM CHESTpRFfTpt1Ts5Se' V

CHESTERFIELD Co, Va -
Messrs Dorc l. Co., Richmond: Las ~ sh's'
mules was turned loose in the stable w.. We 8
playing about with other mules, ran With nv 81
OF his whole body against large plate Of S..,
long, and from an inch and halt 10 tvn y G's'
the wound was of such character az 70 s.r.. =.
would never be of any service to me ,s,'H fs ~
notice of the Turf Oil in the papers yrn.,.'sT
applied 1t at once to the cut, aud IN ~, y.
weeks he was perfectly well and at rors ~
cannot perceive the least scar wher, II. =. ~ e
MADE; ~, II. A. WIsFgG
this neigAborbood, which have been e.1ss ~.
Turf Oil, and, if of any beuetit TO Won, ,,p y.
you many certificates The whole uei.hbo-Sss, y
it is the quickest healing remedy they eyer.-
sc ii H 4 WISVgYg
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-Tha, con.

dEaa ON NENT UK LEASE-Vhat com.
F::I venently arranged and centrally located build
llth SITS, dagonnlly opposite the City Court1hnse
and IN view ofthe Capitol For professional men i
combines every convenience, having offices detached
OF modern construction, with two parlors handsome
marble mantlepieces &c. Possession of the two de-
achea ohces can be given at once and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ent may be made to give possession at an earlier or
Mr.. VIM. Brent, (of the firm Of Cretter & Rren, ih
VIII take pleasure IN showing the premises to any one
DESTROYS of viewing them ' ~
Apply 10 either of the Megsrs TAHR Richmond. ~
7. NJ. TABB, Jr,
oa /. Trustee of VIM Shepard decd
@ecS--lI Bandou, Heurico co,,ntv U.
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Congress appropriates so 900 per annum for tho
purchase and storage Of saltpetre. 'A0
u LnaIsd.y lasi was observed in New Jersey a. tho
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new shot tower, two hundred feet in be;eh,
ana constructed entirely Of iron, ia nbont he;.,.,
punt on Centre street. New York. Ii is TO be snsS'
extreme top. A' ~ the
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INTERESTING PROM Rio DE JANEIRO-By the
arrival of the ship Courier Capt Wolfe, from Rio
Janeiro, tho New Orleans Picayune is In possession
Of papers thence to the 25th of August
Tho Assembly General was in session. and had
passed law imposing tax of $500 on all com
nercial establishments employing more than one
foreign clerk, eIemping Brazilian clerks from ac
tive service in the National Guard and from being
taken as recruits, and subecting foreigners guilty
OF certain offences to the same laws as natives
with the further penalty of perpetual inhibition
from trading in the country.
A decree is published, authorizing the PAYMENT
of 1924 900 to the officers of the NAVY engaged in
tho war of independence, and that of the Rio da
Pinta, or their heirs
Tho formal do Commerce. saws that n Belqian
hne OF steamers between Antwerp and Rio de Ia
metro ia definitely organized The capital of the
society is 100000 francs in 5000 shares The
hne is to consist of four screw steamers each cana
bio OF carrying 6O0 tons of merchandise besides
their fuel, with accommodations for 25 cabin mas.
sengers and $50 Others and equal to an average
speed OF from eight and half to nine miles an hour
without using sails. The service is to commence
before the Goth of May, 1857 The first year they
arc TO make bimonthly voyages, and afterw ards
monthly ones. The Belgian government grants
the company a subsidy of 800 500 francs PAYABLE
iooO00 francs the first year, and sc coo francs veal
Tor fve years afterwards 1t is expected that one
OF the vessels will commence running about eight
months hence. The company is formed for twenty
years, and at Its head is Rothschild of Paris The
exports OF coffee from the LIST of August to the 9th
INCLUSIVE are reported at 1919 1874 bags
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l RivEn oTNDEhElL LADY HAS AR.
= hns ED.-The best PLANET RIA DEp; ~.
sesc inc most difficult questions will be solved hr
St ~ ana ejaculation from many wears of sndy
~ street between Sd and 4h street nest doom or
Cures can be- made for BLINDNESS cANcpn.
CoRNs and SORES of all descriptions, 'f'.f-hS'
oc l-dIm.
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- EHOvAL..-l have removed my Office
h from No. Pearl street to No. Exchange Place,
under the Exchange Hotel and next door to MI. Vests
Book Store. am paying the highest market price
Tor Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &C., and
selling Exchange, Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money on the best terms. Call al
So WIN. HURLEY'S Exeh Office,
oe Jim No. 4, under the Exchange Hotel.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OLE WHE NIll4ISIA MECHANICS, INsTI.
I EKEBY give public notice thnt mai he

hereby give public notice TINT ma kc
HENRY SCRUGGS my Agent for the manage
ment of Mercantile Business, in the way of trading
IN goods and merchandise in the town Of Csfs,
and in tho county of Cumberland or elsewhere if he
may deem necessary; the articles to be bought in any
will Also trade in any kind Of live stock produce
OF kind or personal estate of any kind, in any
place that he may deem proper any other kind OF
business whatsoever made and specified in tho name
OF HENRY SCRUGGS, AGENT
DC l3-lms THOS ii. SCRUG4S.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR C0uGHs-
- RICHMOND, Nov. e. la52-i have itd pSi
oil the Cough Remedies Of the day, and have " =
tatiOn in saying that / believe MRS. A. B DiFi
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most vrlEable pass
tion of the kind now in use, and "a family re. Z
almost indispensable. T. WARREN
MRS. DAVIS Cough REMEDy-Ns esl Eesiaa
virtues Of this medicine from the boob, taEi, 1
messed its operation in = bad cough in vbi,b NJ
ed up, ely and decided reief-Rich. ReprS
For sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Benn,iL W
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson l. Jackson, Chai EDIs'i'
r. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles b. Yas
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TACKsON'S EXCELSTOR BITTER

RICHMOND, Aug Il, is
Mr.. Z. III. JACKsoN-Dear Sir: Thronsh III, =,
mentality of friend of mine, was indseeI Va,
to try u Bottle of your Bittep Thinking Nv .-J
me no good it would do me no harm, tC,c,s.5l
tried the same of morning, likewise NV, ri
in the course of one week, her appetite iuprcrS ..
thank God, she found from that time rslpf q.
must, IN luEtiee to myself Ond wife. very hy:Js
commend the above Bitters as being Ii. W. y,
ever tried; and feeling it my arty TO ilui "a
friend for the advice to try them, wo-ld llr.
those suffering from the first stage Of lly,psEs, 4
them. They will exelaim like ps--'Bs,tf t,sal
he found ~
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MEDIcINro
FEVER AND Ac:I,p- 60


L YER CompisiD,A Hs.E, Billion. IT,
sla' sour stomach and Billion. : izs-.sa" Nes, L.
TO CURE FEVER .snsssr. ears5j. OJ7--
. pn. Dr; =; $. ROSES Anti gAGUf
s...a FILLS They are esII.S iai0Es
The I;1s g. ahend Of all othrr Ips.sil'osd eAL
bile and snr r' r, and Bowels. TIN. u sesis,
Mercury and can be taken Al sns .thsJ ,,s
- " t @ exposure. Ass pu,z. ~,sAoyr "a
me Dest IN the world, free from sasrFs Phi aei
Fave tne stornsch aud bowels in .finS nd ,s.
ao TT BILIOUS haoits bad colds, Q, ,Ssafal e,,s
sbs,, . srs,,'s no medicine which :"
aftsr cJ.s NC '.ein---Price Il, snd o.y 'ss..
Pills, than take VI al bic - q,
DR.. J. 5. RosE's EsvSR Am a.
"nien VIII brace up the sy..e,r 49, lLosle Mr.,
return OF Chiils and Fever ana .loisif, sss''e
sowhs ms course oftreasinent. si9iI. Pss,. /,
iannd;rsd appetite and spirits l.ss,.a N, a.,
Jeunalced SKIN to healthful spra..'n' he ~
tone and new life to the ,or,s g3sssfaass, Va
Asue Tonic Mixture, 80 cents .3ISsr-F.,r'
Sold by Purcell, Laid & c.. C.L';
~. a. otree1er; Paterson & Jae,s" Ayp,,-
Beers Alex. Dual; Dnval L Norta-. Bss.ss
a "a A. bodster, and W z. La a:r
T. Irnohhss s III Norfolk, Porisaros,b- psltssss,
So l9-d2awts
L AsA UoODs~-lt will -
nicted OF many obstinate cass. =, ours tsr
eases IL IS the universal nnsstr- - VI eaisass "
NUKE IN QUANTITY AND RETSr.o
ITf, THAN ANY JTiIrss IN Oh
r.r LINIMENT. mn
Families, therefore, who d.sirs
ever discovered to keepi in the bon.a 9 oes Livy.,
burns, ssits Rheum. Bore Legs. R,oI.as s'lsisr,
| loses, and all the ordinary somn,;n,. s'eas,
ments are used, are advised To trx 'of SaiC. l.
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIr,
Ii subdues inflammation speed,', HiNihgSp
cleanses, heals and gives perfeet be.i,b 'shS',' ~
to the flesh. Ii is beyond question - 1n1 sss:s.
ever offered to the public Thi. +, ... ne ees r.s.s
| but we have facts to sustain US ''Hss ssv8 h
Bruises, Swelings. Cuts. Ce.sd r.
yield instantly to Its magic power S''N Il, |,
Prlce 70 cents, or 5 bottles for II
| Sold BY PURCELL, LADD co an,p
| BENNETT 4 BEERS, P. JOHSsaTYHtES Graf
| DUNAL l. NORTON, etc. etc. '''i0S ssa
NKUE TURF OIL.-For ma ~
l. every description, on Nan and S e1u esre. n
spoonful equal to an ounce OF any n,sT.... Vss r,
Bruises and Sprains, Uloors and S.y'n' ~ nsr,
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblsiu. pr.,b oe,i:i .
| Crnmp and letter, Stipgs of In,ct. WI u ":ss1,
the Nails, Infomed Breusts, GlsDd,I. TT0aoli 'sr
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of II !2asn =,
Warranted to cure, and no damage 10y.
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| Applied to Burns OF once, II les,s,,,
PTlce 50 and . Gents boitls