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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
TrN MCTHEES' COMpAHION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST

It is sovereign remedy fot
the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted, cur
ing the most alarming. cases Of
BRgISE.3 SrRAlGS, STRING
Halt. NOtNhS, SCRATCH
ES, S'VEENY, SPAWN, RlEG-
RONE, BlG-lIEAD, TOLL
EVIL, Nc. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any person
owning valuable HORSES,
should be without ills valua-
hln ,at,c,Jx,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
TO Y.K.H:1.E5ES..

August %, 1885, 3m.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-04
yroR sALE.-Desirab,e Tows, prev.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

August 2s, l85s.--tds.
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/ nj OTlCE.--AI the Accounts due John r. Brison
~ as contracted with his late wife, Sarah A
Brison, As MELLlNER. have been transferred to US
for ,valpc received. Persons knowing themselves
Indebted viii please come forward and settle til
same PIPER FUNKHOUSER.
Au~,1st o. Ie5S-3t
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS.

N.cuAs-Ar Goth, Aheona, RedriAn, Hrseoro "a
Union, Keller, Boston.
siaiah. Brig L~yrA Haskell, " Y; Sch Ariel, Trevor
~ do; Bangs, Mansfield, RccA'And 1sh, b~'A eo'''-'
thssn Keen, Port Au Prince
p..oos-Ar t2.th R.nnion, rra.k. Hamr'sn Sid 2.th
Sch, Rowe eh Collins Boston; Canton FREEMAN And tx
press Pop. scituAe; kIA Ann, Toby, pan'ersi HAMMER
Turner, Mes buryport
EAsrposr-Ar 10Th, schs Peregrne, Lake, Windsor
Mary Jane, Alien, ksmPt.
pxlyA.r-Sh 2O;h, br. Edsard Hrlslon, bangor;
schs Catherine, Grover aud Elizabeth C"'ire doi ..'
a, aO,h Arey flowers Norfolk; Sea Bee, lisrrics,
Northpoet Frances Ellen, Ryan salem; Eliza stins7n'
Deer lsie.
ssAnsroHr-l9.h Levan, Merchant, Por.'m1u'h, New
Hampshire.
Bos-os.-Ar 2ai, sch Fanny Perm, MefarlA'', Eden
Ar, aSi. shp Constitution (of Bath) Lawrence, New
Orleans. -,
Ar 2s,h brig Lagrange, Rl Of and from Trcnton .ch
recisn wass aais; Natabar Cctrell, Bangor Belle,
Merrill, Franklin; Uncle SAM Farnan,; i'SkA'"i was
sachuset.s k-lior kocklali Lucy, faIer SAco Lamar
tine, lin, do, IAconiN, falser do ~,
SID 2Sth Scott, CULVER, BANGOR John, MI
born Jonesboro Cameo, Small, Belfast; Citizen, al
lace Portland Bark Medora, FORD, Bangor To load ot
81 Domingo.
ehas for New York; BrAz Ha~s Baltimore r Portland
Talbot Am-sbury, Alexandria for Camden Julla Ma
rA Eaton and Fairfield, Joicr Calai. for ALEXANDRIA,
Zuma Church, Machlls for do; Julia Dodge Jonesn'fo
for do; II Nash, Eaoa and siroal' oo,e h"I n
ten for do; Mirror Emery and olivar Ingraham Recs
land for do; Python Marks Biuehi for Norio'Ai f"o
liza skel, Calais for Norsich.
Ar 2i,,. brig sAbao, Brown M.bridse for New York;
sch Franklin, Hunt, Lubec, for do
Nsv Yosk.-cdi Ooh, brig rrosens Chapman, ia-
Ar ash, Brig Advance, Eaton. Aaehias' s'ror''
Cole harrington,
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Discovered at Last +!
Greatest cure In the Wsfld for pain /!
PROP, CuAS, DE- 0RlTuT
ELECTRIC OIL!

THIS oil 10 the only remedy h The wssid fhf ~
Cure Of rheumatism, DsafnS1s Cost, Nsaxa II,
Lumbago Sciatca spinal and BsonehiAl so9pAints Tis
Dooeeux, Headache, CramDs CseuP Rss yeons Dprains
and Bruises Cuts and Wounds Swsllsd Glands, st6 JoiuA
Scrofula Erysipelss Bore Nipples swsIed Breast womb
Disorders salt Rheuin, CAnkes In Tbs Aoh and stomach
Papitaton Eruptons Cakcd Bssast Qunsy Yors 1hrsat
Palsy Peursy, Ulcers Lock Jaw, Heart Barn, Tooth aai
Ear Ache Nervousness Costivsness Burns Bos 0nms
teethng Infants Hemorhase, Abscsss, Du6 Nscks Broh-
en- Breasts Chbsins letter, Shingles. Frosted ys Fever
and painful in the only article brought beoss tbs
pubic that viii do IL work perfectly In from three y
twenty minutes-has bsen used by thousands - prs
nounced TO be the best remedy discovered.
This oil acts the system with sectrcityh Il pure
vegetat preparation Not the slightest danger Of apply
ing ii outwardly inwardly 1t At gives psrp,a-
nent cure-in most cases from ten to twenty minutes.
The best Psychologists Of Europe hsvs discovered
all crgani: arrangements II the snimsl system the esss
Of obstruction Of the physcoeectc fuid In the organ
diseased skilfu application Of this oil puts In immedi
motion the the fluid and the cure h
compished. No bleedngs-no vomiting, pusging OF bus-
terinY. is resofted to.
T None genuine without signature Of Prof. O. pn
GRAru. Label signed in writing.
Principal Depot No. 80 South Eighth street. three doo<s
below Chestnut Philadelphia. Country dealers drug
gist be supplied wholesale aud retail Price Is ssusS
~ cents, and 81 pcr bottle.
c. @. Peck, Agent.
Try everything else ; give this one simple trial.
CAUTION BE careful 70 ask TOT and get Dr. 0aArss
Electric Oil. ~ worthless limitations abound.
There limitations sprung W rspstA.
ton my article has acquired. The public bswars.
They sre worthless Ism. Ash.
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT Of ELLSWORTH.

ARRIVED
fspAr, y.
Sch. Zule,te, Miisen, Boston.
Seustar, Means, do.
" RAnyor jordan, T. rtland.
CLEARED.
sArtRDA,t
Brig LncretiA wallace, Cherryheh.
Sch. Ancona, Spores, Portland.
Two Brothers, farrar, belfast.
ARRIVED.
srNpAY, IS
Sch. warren.on, Jackson, Boston
Bnr-st-r. Murch, do.
Madagascar, Lord. do
Superior, Narch, do.
Abigail. Thutb-r, do
james Henry, Grant, Portland.
AbagAi Jordan Salem.
Sonpareii Bunker. Cranberry Isles
CLEARED,
MoSpAr 20,
yandaiia ,Grinin, Boston.
Relic, R,mic. do.
Cotnuyior-, Eaton, Gloucester.
George x Mary, Lord, Boston.
TrEspAY, -
Otrouto Hammond. y, Y.
ARRIVED
Emblem Moore, do.
Lick Moor, Go.
" SolAnt, Jordan do.
Elizabeth. Hon, do.
EAsArd, Treworgy. do.
RIP Warren, Moon, do.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar =, CardenAs sth inst. bark Mary Fox, doodins,
Portland.
Advi a, Liverpool 10TH Lombard Lombard, for Port
land, Me.
Sid from Hayan 18Th Robert Penneil for Holiness
Hole orders; sch Yankee Blade, Berry, Sierra MofehA
10 load mola for Portand)
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. LOwELL,s PAMPHLETS"

m'grcatly disappointed ut the ungenero's
treatment which my Pamphlets and Circular
Appeals have received from many persons 10
whom they were addressed, postage paid
All person who have collected, or;'nten' 70 cen
tribute anything towards theexpense OF these puo'
l;cation, or to aid the unfortunate Phianthrop'st
who has done so much to enighten, improve, and
elevate the people Of Eastern Maine are requested
- ,.u;. tho same at the earliest practicable mo-
mont. oHh"hH"7 LIZ '
Ellsworth, April:.23, 1858. 3w
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HUSBAND Musr NOT OPEN A WiFE's LET,
rx.s.-A westphalian (Prussian) Court OF
Justice has decided that husband has no
right to open his wife's letters, and .enten-
ced one TO fine of ten thalers for doing 50,
Of course, the rule works the other way
also. and must tend to promote family
peace.
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In m CoHntyo Of Hancock.
Mol North Division Thirty three dollars four cts . S.
No. :, l " enty six dollar ,sJrty one cts 20 IL
No :, North Division, Twenty dollars, ~ %
No. }, do, Thirty two dollars, % %
No. 1. do. Thirty two dollars, 81 90
strip rth VI No. ,, SIX dollars, coo
mp north Of No I, sax dollars, 600
No :, siutn D1Ntson, SIX dollars. 600
No. ., do, six dollars, 800
No 10 adj steuhen, Sixteen dollars, il 20
No 10 htld.e DIVISION. sixteen dollars, ID "
Ne. Il, do, Sixteen dollars 10 90
No - do Sixteen dollars, Ii 10
No. = do sixteen dollars, l5oo
No. 3, do, Thirty dollars 81 90
No. H. do, fit,y two dollars 5. 90
No. 81! do, Thirty dollars, 81 %
No 80. Middle Division Thirty two dollars, - %
No. 81 do, Thirty six dollars, 80
No. 10 do, Ninety tive dollars go
No. II, do, Twenty dollars, - 10
Butter Island on- dollar my cents, 50
kagie do Two dollars 200
Spruce Head s.d Bear Island, One dollar, 100
Hog do one dollar. 100
Beach do, Eighty cents, 50
Bradhury's do, One dollar, 90
Pond and Western do, Twenty cents cents, IS
Western do, Fifteen cents, Is
LATHE Spruce Head do, Forty cents, 40
Pond do, One dollar sixty cents 60
Calf do, One dollar, %
West Black d. Twenty cents, 20
East Black DO Twenty ceuts, 70
flaccutia do, F,rty cents, 20
OH II irbnr do, sixty cents 90
Mlrsh,li's do One dollar, N
Great Duck do, ftfy cents, SO
Pickrrns's do, Two dollars, 10
BENZ d PECk Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
ELLSWORTH BOOK BlNDtKY

THE subscriber is now pref srsd to do
Z Binding Of al kinds, and hopes that parties
having books will please bring them along -
soon - possible. Particular 6ttsntisa paid v
Binding N usic, Magazines, 10.
lowest prices.
Persons residing st distsnss Dsy rely spes
their Books being we'll bound, - he very best
Of stock will Be used.
II Persons in Bueksport, having verk, ~
requested TO leave it at Mr.. Rmsryr.
GEO. ". PITN.
Illsvorth Auril ~ 1854
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-30
A NEW AND IMPORT ANT
DISCOVERY MEDICINE
RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

"A years Of age, having lost his Father, two
Brothers, Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephews and
Nsices, by that dreadful disease, Consumption, and
suffering with a cough himself determined to
visit the East Indies, Egypt and Japan, where he
discovered Preventive and certain for Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Coasumpt,on Nervous Debil-
ity, and Asthma. His cough cured immedi-
ateiy; he returned, cured his Reiat,uss, who in.
herited the disease, and in connection with his
son have employed it in their practice, curing
thousands of cas- considered hopeless by others.
For the purpose of rescuing MS many of his suf-
fering fellow beings possible, he is sending the
recipe TO all who wish it for 10 cents; Of it to
pay the postage, and the balance printing. Ad-
dress, Old Dr. HEATH, No. l0l Spring Street, OPP
posite St. Nicholas Hotel, New York. lmoli
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CAUTION
A Word to the Wise !

A LII persons who wish to purchase L.
~ F. A1wooD's VEGETABLE JAUNDICA
BITTERS, will see that tho label ON the bottle
has my signature in my own hand writing, or yea
will be grossly imposed upon, - there Ars per.
sons circulating Bitter made in Gsosgstuwe,
Mass, bearing Moses Atwood's name in printed
letters recommending them to the people ~ b.
ing the same bitter ~ mine, and made from The
same recipe, a. have been informed.
When persons make these ststsusnss, they
state that which is base falsshood, or 1t least .
very great mistake - the Georgetown Filters
are in no way like mine, neither are they made
by Moses Atwood, and he Is in no way concerned
in them, nor has be been for number Of YEAR,
As you value your health and money sos that
you are not imposed upon by having Moses A..
woods Giitsrs pal1sl Of upon y u ~ my gensine
article. Again say, see that you have L. y.
Atwood's name in his own hand writing, =. yes
are deceived.
L. +. ATWOOD. Kendsll's Mills. Aaias, ss!s
inventor and Mansiucturer Of said genuine Bit
tiers.
i. I. ATW0OD'S BITTERS,'
The most popular remedy for Jsundios, Dys.
pepsia, and all diseases incident to Spring and
Summer. Beware Of eounterfsits, and limitations!
Purchase none without the signature Of L. 7.
ATWOOD.
H. II. HAY / CO., Portland, General Agent.
for Maine.
Sold wholesale snd retail BY c. @. Peek. agent
for Ellsworth. l3iskaes
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LAUNCHED.

Al Castne, BY Messrs Tiden Co. a sch called the
Bo wditeh" owned by the builders and to be commanded
by Capt John Collins.
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We have received Harper, for May.
NJ. Hale has it.
LAWS OF 1858. An extra containing the
Publ, Laws, will be found folded In the
American. Read them.
Tho Nlachias Union invites the SPECIAL
attention Of its party friends to tho Nulsan &c
Act. Rather equivocal, that.
REV. Dudly A. Tying, who met with an
accident and had his arm amputated in con-
sequence, has since died. lie was the son OF
Rev. Stephen A. Tying, who survives him
Hon. Mark II. Dunnell proposes to pub
lish paper devoted to the educational inter
ests Of Maine.
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DRowSxp.-At Portland. on Fast Day, an
Irish lad fell into the dock near the western
Depot; and in recovering him, the body OF
another Irish lad, named Mark f. Welsh,
was discovered. lie had been in the water
apparcntly two hours.
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Writing.

The Subscriber may be found at the Office Of
Geo. W. Brown; and offers his services to all who
are in want of writing done such as Posting Books,
Making Deeds, Bills Of SALE and all business Of
the kind done with dispatch and in a satisfactory
manner, and all persons indebted to Love Joy, by
note or account particularly requested to call
and settle Immediately.
A. NJ. GLIDDEN.
Ellsworth, Apnl 18th, 1858. I'm IL
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Ran AWAY )!

ESCAPED FROM JAIL, on Satur-
- day evening, the 18th, William W. Hooper.
prisoner, aged about II years. feet IL inches
high. slim built, light hair, and large blue eyes.
Had on when he left red shirt. and brown pants.
Had no coat or jacket on. Whoever will return
said Hooper to the Jail, or give information lead
ing to his apprehension, will be suitably rewarded.
l. Ii. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Ellsworth, April 2oth. 3wi3.
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CAITIOS.-This Is TO caution all persons against pur-
" chasing note u hand pm yable to Dana N Co..
der 81 Portland for 500 dated at swans Island Oct %
1851 pay able the frst day Of Jan A b. 1858, signed
by self and Benz Stison Aswe have not reeeiv
cd the value Of said note shall not pay it,
WILLIAM SMITH.
swans Island, April -, 1883 3vlt
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Mothers! Mothers Mothers!


An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
Teething. 1t has equal on earth. No mother
who has tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
tor children will consent to let her child pass
tLroug Oh the distressing ant, critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it i. worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. inslow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the United Statos.
1t is old and well tried remedy. None gen
uine unless tho Fac Smile Of Curtis 1 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only % cent. bottle.
c. G. Peck, Ellsworth Wholesale Agent; S. E.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealersin Med
ccns. ly-2l
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MARRIED.
DIED

1, Mnlbridge 18th, By hinsmore, Esq, Freeman
y B.nnet, OF Harrington, to Miss AMY Brown OF u.
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In Bucs spor, :3i met YAunie edausier Of Henry 5
Lampa=r, aged IL years. Also on April 2ath, "attf
sou o. d, vid c. Homer, E,q, aged Is years.
In ,Ioulisboro March 2!th, jonas Rice, aged u l3
In Ea.,por. sarah L. Parker, aged 30 years and 5
months.
In H.vana March 3ls, Reuben Clark Of Eastpor sed
- YEAR,.
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DISASTERS &C.

Smack Libbey. (of Belfas,,) COMBS, was eapsEed
In Bucksport Naows 7,h, and sunk in urteen fa,homs
water. Grew saved
Bark Bhering In going into Haz1aris wharf, Bed
sor gath inst into -ch Tiger, OF Saco, Me- carrying
away the schooness jbboo broke Cd bowsprit at the
hse split samsons post AND tore away AZ e ne
bark Victor, abandoned the passage from Caao for
France 393 tons gister built at wesbrook, Me- in
1913 and owned at Plymouth.
Brig Gen WORTH aud sold at Havana, $50 tons
burthen built In Warren in lsi7 rated and owned in
Portland.
sch Pearl Of Deer Isle, Capt Harding bound Calais
went ashore on Cross Island Machas Bay Tuesday night
last during the snow storm She vas "a tons, not insured
re vessel became total wreck The crew saved them
with difficulty, saving nothing but the clothes they
had on.
Vineyard sound 2h, laden with coal and fore and aft
schooner, name unknown, vas on Cape Page.
Sch. Comet Began put back into Portland With head
gear jibboom carried away, having been in contact
with sch ca:co. which also put back with loss oil
Ar a. Hclme, Hole, 10th sch Rio, Chandler from cala,
for Newport, having lost aging jbboom, cutSater'
rail- &c by being into while at anchor, the sd,
by sch WIN Croker tof Duxbury).
MIss,xo vssssL.-A correspondent Of the Belfast Age
states that the Gnnetho, Of Bucksport Capt Ginn
master has been missing several mouths and suppos
Cd to be lost, She sailed from Pounce Pr about the 9th
Of Dec last In ballast probably for some port in the Init
ID States since which she has never been heard
Capt CHM his viSe and Mr. Nathl Cousens first mate,
were on board, sn Il whom belong IN buckspost The
crew were foreigner.
NOTICE TO MARINERs.
Notice Il hereby given. that the Bell boat at Aldens
Rock, mouth Of Portland harbor has broken her
moorings, And gone adrif. She will replaced
repaired. In the time second Can Buoy will
be placed there.
Notice Is also given captains Of vessels in want Of
corrected list Of Buoys s the 1st and ID Dscts and list
Il Light house. Deaooos &c the United Satss call
ssths Light hoass onee, 81. Escssngs street.
BY order d The Light house Board,
rHIO. p GREEN,
Lighthouse Inspector, 1st Disrics
ppstlasa, April q, lsS. = avis
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. call
has been issued by the Democratic state
Committee for State ConventioN OF that
party. to. be held in Augusta on the thlrtieth
day Of June next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Why will YOU suffer!
To all persons suffering from rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Cramp in the limbs or stomach, bilious col
., or toothache, VIC say Curtis L Perkins Cramp
and Pain Killer is, of all others, the remedy you
want. 1t operates like magic; it has cured
thousand of cases, after long years of suffering,
and when all other remedies that have beeo tried
have failed. lyv3-21
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nOORS, SASH, GLASS &
~ PUTTY, for sale BY
II DARWIN n MOOR CO
STATE OF MAINE.

TnEAsCnER'S OFFICE. Augusta, !
April 20, ls5s.
Pon the following townships tracts Of land, Liable
10 be- assessed ia the following
STATE made by of thu Legislature approved
on the twenty second day Of March ls5s, VIZ
In III Country Of Hancock.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-25
EXCELSIOR
EXCELSIOR
CORN e. COB MILL!
YOUNG AMERICA

WE, the Undersigned, hereby certify that
w We boHght OF !. Myers, it,, each an Rxcsisior
Yourg America Corn and Cob Mill, and can say that
We ike its working, and believe 70 Re Of practical
utility to the farmer and feeder, and makes superior
article Of stock feed from .rn and cob and other
grains We Would not be without IT, and consideE u
a valuable machine for a farmer to have. We also
state that we believe that and cob ground togeE-
or IS the best way that corn can be fed 70 Stock
MEDINA CouNTY.-7Josepb L. Beck, Clifford; JOAN
Stroup and John Anble, Spe9cef; Levi Blakslees
NadswOFth; William JurdeRs Chatham.
SUMMIT CouNTT.-J0seAh Grable, Gfeen tp., AssL.
Gilbert. STOW; Adua sperry. Tallmadge; David
BaughmaT, Norton: William @. Sackett, Copley.
PGRrAdk CoUHTY.-Zeno Kent, Albsrt A Atwster,
Auf6ta.
Ma. MYERs: Dear Sir--Yours Of the 9Th Is duly re
ceved. You wish to know how many bushels OF gIqi1
have ground on my Mill-"the Excelsior Y0ThS
America" l have not ground over i've huDdEed
bu shells in all. think the rings arc good 90 when
l commenced. Ills just the Mill for nrmer; ;sA
Yours, L. MLBY.
Chatham, September u, 1883.
Mr.. J. MYERs, JR.: Dear Sr-YOur letter OF the 9Th
Instant requesting opinion Of tho working Of our
Mill, (the Excelsior Young AmericaJ has been duly
received. and ID answer would say that we like its
working and consider that It comes fully up 70 the
recommend. You're, Tuys
FLOYD MERRiILS,S
Oct ol. 1s5s-lW PHILLIP LONG,
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MORE TO Be ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS:
WHAT Why Beautiful Head IT Hair.

Because II 10 the ornament God Hmss0 pvsvide6
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever 80 brightly in the glowing cheek, shs
ii the head is bere Of It's covering, tho hair be
snarled and thriveled harsh and dry, worse still,
with %oo vi" sn
used two or three times week, Will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the folio wing and Judge. The writer Of the 6rst 10
the celebrated Pianist, IH.LBERo:
Dr.. wooD; Dear Sir-Permit me to express 10 you
the s ot .nG ssons satte 5s s %
my arrival in the United States vas rapidly be.
comiHS gray, but upon the application OF your .aif
eon:iGer your ReStSr4Te as 3sfy Echderfai invsn.
lion, quite eficacious as we'll as agreeable.
am GEAR 'f' yours "Osy' !. rHALBERa. =
"Dryeh ar Gwyliedydet.''
Welsh Newspaper once, l3 Nassau ST, Ap: 12, '50.
PRoF. o. J. WooD: Dear Sir-Some month or six
weeks ago, received bottle Of your Hair Restof.
uYe apd gave 1t to my wife, who eonelnd4d to Try
on hef hair, little thinking at the time that II would
restore the gray hair to ts original color, but to her
as we'll as my surprise, after few weeka, trial. u
has performed that wonderful effect by turning ell
the gray hairs 10 q dark brown, at the same tine
beautfyiag and thickenlng me nair. strongly e.
want '''A = SNA'S' VI NC cn4siRs cARDEw.
NEw YoRK, July Is, 1857.
PRor. O. J. woop-with eol4deacs do recon.
cacious article ever saw. Since using your Haie
! Restorative my hair and whiskers, which were 81
most white, have gradually grown dark; and now
feel confident that few more applications VIII
restore them to their natural color II has also re-
lieved me Of alf dahdru and Unpleasant itching, 90
| comm6h among persons who pefsRtEe freely:
PRoF. WooD-About two years ago, my hair coa'
mcuced falling of and turning gray; was last be.
coming bald. and had tried many remedies % ne
effect; commenced gsing Your Restorative n M Jaa'
". /. began to Iqb, grow oatand turned back .
lis former t65 tbfack). Al this time It u fully re-
stored d. s original eolor health and appearance
and 1 cEeerfulIy recommend tts use to a1I.
mi ; NAY Ii bottle. Of tSres 80.
viz large, medium and small; the small holds 6Hs.
half pint, and retas for dollar per bottle; tA9
medium holds at least twenty per cent more 10 p5Oi
portion than the email, and Fetais fox two dollars
per bottle; the large holds quart, forty per seHt.
I O, j. VoOD q CO., Propriet0,s, SIG Broad ~:
New York, I'm The great y: Z. wire Ranfng Esssb'
| lishment,) and lI{ Market Street; st. Louis, Mo.
And 8 id BY all good Druggists and Fancy Coods
De&Iefs. E0ctober 20, le5e-Iy
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-25
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SILVER WARE =
IcgsEf Notice.

Lucy Jams Davis, In the coafs 81 Common
Richard Davis. oSio.
DICHARD Davis, defendant In the
II sbo7s Hsmsd action, viii take notice that Oh The
-th day OF September A. D., 1853, the said Lucy
Jane Davis Aed her petition in the Office Of the Clerk
Of The Court OF Common Pleas, within and fof the
ssid Richard Davis with adultery with extFeme cru.
city, and also with grOss negect Qf duty for Mres
years. and asking that she aS be diyorced from sad
nerIhH and uniuseRYupted enibynent Of Der E1al e.
tato ard bHfaoHAl property. Said petition Will san1
loF hessfhg ct the fsbIussZ Ter p 10 g ssst
/, ssptsnbsf Is, ieSs-sw ksss's for petitioner.