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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
EE.e Kmow-Nothing Candidate.


There is one fact of which many of our
natura'ized citizens seem not to be aware,
when they give their adhesion to Fremont
for the Presidency. We refer to the fact
that he is the candidate of the Northern
Know-Nothing, as well as the Republican
party. The Know. Nothings who met at
New York, or the 18th of June, differ from
the Fillmore party in reference to the ques.
ton Of slavery only. They entertain and
are sworn to carry out oil the narrow and
proscrptive creed of the original Know
Nothngs. They would disfranchise Catho-
lies. They would change the naturalization
laws, making twenty-one years the period
Of residence before citizenship. They would
make the white foreigner slave, while they
cry freedom to the black race. John c.
Fremont has been nominated by this Know
Nothing party, and has accepted the nonaina.
ton. If elected to the Presidency ,he will
use all the power of the government to put
down the foreigner, ard force him to occupy
the place of a menial and slave.
One thing is evident: Either the Know.
Nothings or the foreigners are to be cheated
| Fremont was dishonest when he accepted
the New York nomination, or he is dishon
est when he asks the naturalized citizens tt
vote for him. Which is it! Let those O
| foreign birth beware, lest when they vote
they aid in placing in Office a tyrant who il
sworn to put his feet upon their necks.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

With this number of our paper, change
takes place in the ownership of the PoR
rAeE SENTINEL. JAMES w. SoMERvILLE,
late of Carlisle, Pennsy ylrania, has purchas.
ed an interest and will hereafter be associ-
ated with us as one of the proprietors of the
establishment. Mr.. SoMERvILLE is young
man of good education, ready writer, an
excellent practical printer, and sound and
reliable Democrat We take pleasure in
introducing him to our readers as gentle
man in every respect worthy Of their conf
dence and patronage. We have long felt the
need of partner in business who would di.
vice with US the responsibilities and duties
of the office.
This arrangement, while it is of great ad.
vantage to-us, will be of still greater bene.
fit to our subscribers. 1t will enable us tc
devote our time and attention more exclu
sively to the editorial department and there.
by improve the character and extend the in
Huence of the SENTINEL. For two years
we have abored single handed as it were.
in business with which we had formerly
no familiarity. We frankly acknowledge
that at times the skies have been dark; bu
in no instance have we ever been disheart
ened or felt like wavering IN our course. II
politics, as in everything else, to the maj
who is governed by principle, the path of du
ty is plain before him and though obstacles
are thrown in his way at every step, still,
sterling adheronce to the RIGHT and an un
wavering determination to conquer, must al
ways in the end, secure an honorable tri
Gmph.
We are grateful to the public for the lib
eral patronage which has heretofore been ex
tended to us. We enter upon the thirt
year of our residence in Portage county
with a determination to put forth every Ell
fort in our power to make the SENTINEL
reliable Democratic journal and q vaIuab |,
family newspaper.
pIIONc0 uADT
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
Republican Arguments and re
publican Decency.

Those who look for sound and solid argu-
ments in defence ofthe Republican cause,
will look in vain. Their arguments, if such
they may be called, consist in appeals to the
baser passions and the groveling prOpensities
of human nature. Anger, revenge, dishon-
esty, sensuaiism, and love Of gain are the
sentiments which they would excite. These
are severe chsrges to make against political
opponents. but the history Of the RePubli.
can party since its existence has demonstra-
ted by record which no apology can ex!
cuse, the truth of fwhat We say. A few days
since, the Republicans held mass meeting
in the city of Dayton. five are to believe
their own account of it, there were from fif-
ty to eighty thousand people present. The
theatrical representations were numerous,
and many OF them of the most demoralizing
4 character. We copy from the Dayton En-.
pire the following description ofone of these,
which was exhibited on that occasion. 1t
is too obscene and disgusting to be seen in
print; but wepublish it that the people may
know what arguments our opponents are us
ling to sustain their falling cause. The truth
must be told, even though it cause blush
of shame upon the cheek OF innocence:
"Upon platform placed npon Wagon,
and drawn through our streets amid the howls
of crowd of the supporters of Fremont,
Gddngs g. Co., was an immense negro
.AoI 4 -
a person, for no negro in the world would
have SO debased herself. This wench, by
the use of cotton, or hay, or some such ma
teral, was made to show an unnatural de-
: velopement OF bosom, and to present, gen.
orally, one ofthe most disgusting represen-
tations Of female humanity that can posi-.
bly, be imagined. With her was mah(O,
gotten up to represent drunken, bloated,
murderous, hideols wretch, and calling him
/ self Stephen A Douglas. The representa-
| ton was this:-The man making lascivious
advances to the wench, attempting to feel
her breasts aud to embrace her, and the wo-
5 man affecting torepel him, while she re-.
4 ceived his bestial advances. Above their
, heads was banner, upon which was in
seribed, and which was intended to more full
: ly explain the beastiy scene below: we
MANUFAcTURB our OWN NIGGERs.'"
1t is by such Arguments as these, that our
: opponents seek to win victory in the pres
! ent contest. IT is said that hundreds of the
; fair ladies of the Miami valley, attended the
/, Dayton mass meeting and wltnessed,its pro.
| ceedings. How must the sterling farmers
and mechencs, who brought their wives ant
| daughters to this Republican gathering, hav,
:. blushed with shame at the sight Of such hid
o1eous and revolving spectacles. Are the
G people of Ohio brutcs? Are they mere ami
: mails governed solely by instinct! and are
}, they to be won over to the cause of Fremon
i; by such bestial devices as these! How
:, poor, how despcable, must be the condition
i i of that party, which is compelled to resor
i to such groveling measures TO secure tri
(. umph.
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ALPHoNso HART.

BY the above announcement, it will be
seen that the undersigned has become asso-
ciated with Mr.. HART, in the publication of
the "PoRTAeE SENTINEz." Custom seems
to require from those who enter on the du,
ties and assume the responsibilities of our
vocation, an avowal of the course they in
tend to pursue and the principles by which
they shall be governed, and to her man
date we now bow with respectful submis-
sion. In doing SO, however, we do not
think i necessary to tread the hackneyed
path Of address.makers, BY making apollo.
giss for our presumption. or by claiming the
kind Indulgence Of friends for our youth and
inexperience, though they might be consid-
cred bysome as afording sufficient grounds
for such apology. A conscious rectitude of
Intention. and will to act, to the extent Of
our abilities. the part ofa faithful chronicler
and advocate Of Truth and RIGHT, shall
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

6T A judgement has recently been rem
dered against the Michigan and Erie Tele-
graph Company in the sum Of $3.50, for the
incorrect transmission Of dispat ch over
their line.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

JUDGE LEAvITT FOR BucHANAN.-The
Steubenville Union learns from the friends
of Judge Leavitt, of the United States Dis.
trict Court, that that distinguished gentle
man--who has been Wing for twenty
years--intends to support the Union nomi-
nees in this contest, Buchanan and Breckin.
ridge.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Ter. SHELDON /. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton.
2D. HENRY F. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
3D. DAVID CLARK. of Montgomery.
4rH. ISAAC H. THOMAS, of Darke.
5rH. EDWARD FOSTER. Of Williams.
6rH. MICHAEL II. DAVIS, of Clermont.
7TH. WILLIAM CR0SSEN, of Warren,
sTH. WILLIAM KERSHNER. of Clark.
erH. GEORGE 4. SENEY, of Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN, ofJaekson.
IlTH. ALFRED McVElGH, of Fairfield.
IsrH JACOB SLYH, of Franklin.
18TH. JOHN TIFFT. er Huron.
lfrH. JOHN C. MYERS, of Ashland.
18Th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton.
l6TH. JAMES M. GAYLORD. of Morgan.
18TH. BENJAMIN F. SPRlGCS, of Noble.
18th. ALPH0Ns0 HART, of Portage.
I9ru. HENRY II. DODGE. Of Cuyaloga.
YOrH. GEORGE G. GlLLETT, of A Ashtabula.
slsr. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Democratic County Nominating
Convention.

The Democrats of Portage county will meet in Con-
vention, at Ravenna, on SATURDAY, THE 6rn DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, to put in
nomination candidates for the following County oices
One Auditor,
One Sheriff,
One Surveyor,
One Commissioner,
One Director of the Infrmary.
The Democrats are requested to meet in their re
spective townships, THURSDAY EVENING, the 9lst
of August 1885, O'Clock, and appoint seven dele
gates in each township to attend said Nominating
Convention.
And at the same tme to choose delegates to the
Democratic Judicial Convention to be held somewhere
about the 3Oth day of August inst. In which Conven'
ton the townships will be entitled to delegates as fol-
lows, viz: Atwater, Aurora, Charleston, Edinburgh
Decrfeld, Freedom, Hiram, Mantua, Paris, and Wind
ham one each; BrimAeld, Franklin, Nelson, Palmyra
Randolph, Rootstown, Shalersvlle Streetsboro, Suf
Reid, two each, and Ravenna three:
= Also one delegate from each township to the Con
gressional Convention, 10 be held at such time ant
place as shall be hereafter determined by the Com
mittee.
BY order of the Democratic Executive Committee.
A. HART, Chairman.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

GT H. B. Ely, Esq, formerly of Cleve.
land, has been nominated for the State Sen.
ate of Michigan.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

H Organize Fremont clubs and JESSIE
circles.- Democrat.
Is JESSIE to be President or Vice Presi-
dent!
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Thursday, August IA, 1856.
FOR VICE PREsInEST,
OF PESNsYLvASlA.

pKMocKATIc PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
ONO.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Butler.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

A Base AttCmpt OF the Black Re-
publicnns TO Make Kansas N
Slave State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22

ton eofre- pond-nt ba- ient sneh proportions.
Officers had been Delegated by the Minister of
War TO accompany the commission on their tour.
On visiting one of the French arsenais ithai ii
Vincenne-, If the Courier i. well informed) one
Of the com nis-ionrrs wished tn extend the circle
Of examination beyond the limits assigned to the
curiosity of strangers. he French officer who
accompanied them declared that his instructions
did nj permit him Ia 20 further, aud as the com
mi- .ioner expressed his surprise at this
I'VE are no longer sin, replied the officer. -
ut TINT degree Of courtesy. The atiiua" Of your
con try townrd- ours has put our relations upon
a new foeting"
After thi- notice, the relation Of the commits
-ionefs aud their guide naturally became colder
mud colder. he Courier remarks in conclusion
that this pigaed foGeers i far different from the
famous interview in which Marshal Valinut is
sad 10 have srokch Of uotIing less than meeting
the American army "at the lannon's mouth
But il add thus it is that history i. written in
the 'nited States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22
The yirginian weekly.

We propose publishing in few days. Weekly
edition of the Virginian. twill be composed Of
selections fronfthe Daily and Tri weekly issues,
and will embrace most that is valuable in those
editions, compiled with the view Of giving a con
nected aud comprehensive history OF current
events, and # atfordng a, the same lime an en-
PERTAINING miscellany. Politics, news, literature
aud the markets will be the leading characters
tics. For the purpose Of giving the largest
amount Of these, but little space will be devoted
10 advertisements and only such are OF inter
est to country readers admitted. The pubhoa'
ton price will be two dollars and fifty cents. but
to induce proponents we will discount the odd
fifty cents TO all who pay in adyanoe-bui TO
more others. This rule will be rigidly adhere
to- The mail facilities that Lynchhurg posses
ses make this point centre from which a largo
region of country may be supplied with a news
paper with great convenience. and the advantages
which the publication Of Daily will give Us for
furnishing an unusual amount aud variety Of
matter in Weekly authorize US Ia expect Il
large circulation. We trust that the friends Of
the Virginian in every quarter will lend help
ing hand 10 the new entcrprize
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22

aud biz sense of duiy. The prospect Of a i'rS'
Dental nomination glittered before his eyes, and
he could not resist the temptation Of coming home
10 mingle in the inirigues of his pari-ans,to Sc
cure the coveted honor The soldier who resigns
nj. .uord in time Il war il di.eraeed. Sh,uld
a ioilder law be applied Ia the civilian who aban-
d,ns an unexecutcd task, pn the faithful fulfiment
If which the very weighiest responsibilities de
pend In the mind. If thinking men the course
pursued by Mr. Buchanan TO secure his nonina-
tion for the Presidency must have produced the
conviction tina, be il not worthy Of it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22

The ALLEG ED I'LL TIRE ATMENr or OUR Null
TARY COMMISSIONERS BY THE French. Tho
Courier DIES Flats Uuis drvotcs its leading ar
iicle TO nm explanation of the facts in regard Ia
the alleged i'll treatment received in Paris by the
military cnmmi -Siouers MAJOR Delateld, Major
Mordeca and Captain Mcclellan, who were sent
o1t b, the United States Government. to inspect
the armnries and Qualifications of Europe The
Courier represents that the public feeling in
France was wounded by the leaning towards
Russia manifested by the people of the United
States. and that the american officers who had
been treated their first visit to Paris rs friends
were on their return treated as strangers. With
this new title. they found the same courtesy, hut
not the same freedom as previously. Their in
designations, which had at first been admitted to
penetrate into the most intimate details Of the
military organization of France, were thenoeforth
|. cTcum-cr'bed by the prudent reserve Of awaken
ed national susceptihilites It was their insist
| ing TO force this reserve which brought about
the incident to which the gossip of the Washing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nrnnchi,i- mud Comgh Cnred.-nosr

Bronchitis aud Cough fured.-BosTON, August
i5-Negsrs $ w. F0wlc a Co--t1entlenen; Having been
for aconsdeTabc time with bad Cough and Bron
rha Affection wa induce 10 try bottle of DR. WGsTARs
BAaAa WILD CHERRY, which am happy to entirely
renewed the difficulty Ideem but justice thus much
for the benefit Of those who may be similarly afflicted
GEORGE II DAVIS,
Firm Of IIallett Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers. Boston.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted Geo
Davis ESQ., and have the fullest confidence IN above
statement II. q BAkRDNs, Practising Physician.
u stun, Aug. -
Mime genufne unlc's signed BUTTS the wrapper
SETH W. FoWLE a. co, III Washington Street, Dos
ton. Pfnprietora Sold by their agents every where
For sale by j II THOMPSON & co
may 2t dSr3tawlw
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SALES - AUCTION,
THIS DAY.


Pursuant 10 decree Of Circuit Court cy II
Ynebburg the 2Oth day of November 1850 Ia
the Tyre and others Tyfees Exors &c the
undersigned Comm soner viii proceed the Pad Mag lrd
to sell b. public auetian the highest bidder The
follow ing parcels Of Real estate T. vii: lot, with guad
Tobacco Factory thereon situated main STREET ~ the city
af l. nrhburg below the Factory If Dexter Ory
Brother fronting Al feet said street and running back l39
also Lot attaining half situated ia the cry
frsail adjoining prcnis,s present occup by thrs
fophr Burton ESD and fronting On the srot passing IA tfeht
residence of General Ruds and another Lot situated IN
sandv Hook fronting atau % feet the Lyncburg and
Turnpike and extending back 10 the towing path Of
} q h Canal
These al valuable and will be sol on err dit Of six
Twelve eighteen months equal nstamonts Of the
MONEY aud the purchasers executing bonds with ap
proved personal security and the title each parcel retained
the purchase money therefore fully paid The sale Of
Lots the will take place the rtsptc.
rev thai Of The Lot IN Sandy Hook the lot FIRST aboYe de,
scribed SAMUEL TNREE
may g1t % May. Comr
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cuted by Geo. q. Cufe aud wife, date tie -. .Ae-
lr5l and recorded in the clerk office q, AmLors uac,
shall sel the q "l May neat he premises ~ W"
auction H. the highest hider. the real estate In sn pune
seyed Cor sulnueh a. my beneeessary er inc
Of the decd stuaedin tie county Of Amhcts utaf s's
burg, and containing about 80 acres, or less
Tie land Will be sold altogether in separate trarg
be determined ON before the day 81 sale - 10 may
The decd authorizes sale for cash but by the cops,, =
parties interested. il will be sold on credit of 10 o,3 ~
months, except for the sum Il $1,000 which will be re
Ia CASH the purchaser wing his neg oatle notes saif
rly endorsed and the tile 10 he retained until thcv are -
he title to the land believed 10 be good bu onlv sr
tle VIII be sold as IS eonFosed to MS der the deed II ~
afosesaid DAtlE X. EDLEY, ~
DAVID T. SPENCE trustees.
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n al aucl'nBy virtue of deed of trust executed Ia -
Undersigned by DaNd Rec Shall saturday tie nh
aaE OF June next On tue premises prctcd H. at mill
auction three of the Houses Lot conveyed fl ssi -
One OF these lots = situated between 9Th street in
.ehcIGooih"oo OF Mi Poe II has good brick tenement
on II, with six 70 ms and all necessary houses
The other two lois situated Diamond HIN in ~,
neighborhood of Mr. Z. Hardxs They bot have good bc
houses upon themone with three roomstht with f9nr
Persons wishing Houses conveniently located TO busee
VIII 10 well 20 call aud une these.
Ierns-I4lberal and made known dav of sale
ma I7.tTiune T. d. CIIRiSTIAN prn.,..
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pursuance Of the provisions af derls AZ ,'-in
ened by Isaac oey deed IA his life time to Tb exc
Hoeombe aud myself the one bearing date thu 39h
of August 1891, aud the other bearing date on t a. DAY
Jane le3' and both duly et record in the County cy
1a can ya as sa.iai trustee on the Dist ay Of Ma,
sale by way Of public auction for cash number ~ se
@1 h s ,, b s III sad af' he title the law
as trustee Twin only convey 10 the purchasers such thu y
..,,o,..,. ,.,,.,.,.... eHIsWELL DABNry
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8ALEs y AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
gp osEs, &c., Al AUCTsON.-, u;,,

"a acton On saturday 18th Inst. lot Of H. 'u at
prising >citc, Blarboa Thea Microphe'7 r. P"s
aud bengal Daily Roses gruVn by John Unui, eaisf
= Exotic Florist, Brook tle near Iyp,it- Aaz
20 Varieties warranted. c. r. PHELPS
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: SDssvpGl.l. EuDssE,

Hi MAIN STREET. LYNCHBURG, VA
Is,I Vii open l,t July, lS56, WELLS HN De, Props
A1-A This Houseis unl, going change # con
sfucon thai will place faons with the best dcrr
built Hotels The interior Will contain every necessary
venenc tor guests and viii be furnished Ia style Of
and comfort suited 10 the all character
that will make trank in fact With tue hotels Of
tie country. lmay IA dscts
U-Fmmvilc Journal, Bedford Sentinel Western Star
Saem kogsc,, fueastlc Wing fneaste Democrat exng
ton Gazette %thcyile telegraph, Abingdon Vrginan.
Abingdon Democrat Floyd Citizen, Dsnvle Register and
Reiu0hcan, Knoxville Wing and Register GreeuIrer
Era, copy four times aud send Mcssrs Wells a
J,Kuchhurr
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~ tipues in market for NEGROES of both sexes between
the of 10 aud 30 years. including Mechanics snb
as acksniths aud Carpenter and Will pay highest mar
ket prices IN cash His Office newly erected brick ndn
l or Lynch street, Immediately in Of the Farmers
Bank where heis prepared thavng building, win
that view to board negroes sent 10 ynchhurg 9th
erwise, moderate and keep them as secure rs II
they placed in the jail OF the Corporations
l9dScly SETH WOoDRpDF
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s.-.9 ..:.EAts 1sl.nnN.-ssc Ln,c an1nrt. la

< u az a. y VI ~ ilFSssN.--Sr nave OpfnPj, %
connection win tac Union Bakery, Cream Saloon
where the lovers Of Ice Cream ind good supply
Parties supplied vth any quantity at shortest W
hape, 10y attention butin please those
NaT us with iht!rcus'uuL olIlI & MOORE.
S.Bread, Crackers Cakes and Pi-srcsh baked every
day usual.
Than f to public for the liberal patrona gr they
have received Tor The last years, by paying attention 10
the wants oithoir patrons, they hope Sill 10 eve
a share iayoys OPITX 4 MOORE
may Il IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-22

a sscri.nlcd Sc rrath-Nhsf lady gentleman would
alor The 1T ds1greeahe hIea when using
EONDENS DENTAL FLUID II will only g II
but maize the teeth white aahaster prevent
ache aud preserve them from decay Recommended by
fists aid plIy 81 sans everywhere
Ba3utoI Complexion may be at,nised by its 1t
PHues trCckts renders the skin aud lu
fal npa atuga rich hue greatest cosmetic
KNOWN. heinR all injurious matter Price 80
Fur saleby STRDrHER & WHITEHEAD,
If4Nz md 4tg .y,pNxxb .r,
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Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
PRICES facilities for doing tine work h-.nr l,ly in
creased by the receipt the latest styles Of Typos BORDERS
Cuts the best Founlr in the North aud we would
respectfully friends, and the public veucroly mar
they can have their orders for printing filed syle
and At MS low prices as are charged at any other establishment
seuthot BALTIMORE
. printed in coors in the finest style of the art aud
warranted to give satisfaction
CARDS CARDS - CARDS ~ Printed on a very swift
Yankee Press at extraordinarily cheap rates
TERMS CASH.
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.InLcr's ~ nm biitcra.-McssTs Edit0Ts PIoaao
this place In your paper FIR the benefit IF others
lave been suffering with Dyspepsia for the last 10 Is
n thing scarcely seemed remain n
that drank had used every that could be
but 10 purpose employed most able physicians
but instead Of giving relief continued
Some Of my friend seeing declining situation pursadcd
me the only BBKERs PREMIUM BIrTEBs but
without any faith sent and got bottle and used which
sight Improvement then sent and got four more
and by the of the five bottles have been entirely cured
ran enioy anything that may think proper to without
any uneasy fromit. In fact feel like
what hhse been Tor the last ten years think Bakers Bit
never be oyerraod IN eases II Dyspe sa
rlaus ,ifst4zes. family medicine II has rival
fonrs. THOS. j YARBROTGti
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Pre- - cents per bottle
by Mrssrs Sirother 4 Whitehead, and Stablrr
Jones. Lynshburg, aud by Druggists generally.
ma l. w