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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
TEE LAST oRowp orr-A party of Ra

TIE LAST CRowD OFF. "A party Of Ra-
vennsians, Departed for Fixes Peak on Tuesday last
composed Of Messrs JABsz n. LEpFrxawRLI, GRACE
W. EssEs. VIM A. TRrBou, and JULIUS a. DAY They
Joined BY Mr. Gao. cArIIS and one other prrson
from Newton Falls. They 20 By what Is known as the
Chicago Burlisgton and Quincy route 2 -.
Their wagons and camp materials preceeied them
week since They will reach the mines EQUIPPED for six
months IN the way OF provisions &c The Rayeppn
men all leave families. and Mr.. CArLIN also Their
succe.s is earnestly hoped for by their friends fam
lilies. -I.ssfz 8s5
We have the promise of letters from this parry, and
vin lay thsm hsioys our readers with pleasure.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

JNo. c. Barry Esq. is now ia New York,
purchasing his Spring Stock which he viii soon have
in Store 20 exhibit TO his delighted Cash and Ready
Pay customers. sstt,.ri ,sks 53ez-.aoF :
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4 THE Address on the first page from the
pen of Rev T. C. HARrsHoRs Bible Agent, will not f.i,
the attentive consideration those for whom
IL Is intended @
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HOUSE Bun,r IN Fnrrpox.-Last r,

HOUSE BURSr IN FREEDoN.-Last Friday
morning the dwelling house of JOSEPH DAVIS, in Free
dom. entirely Destroyed ny Ere, wi considerable
portion ofi,s contents The fire caused by stove
pipe running through the root While the family
rrakas neighbor gave them the first intimation that
their bouse fire. So rapid the fire aer the
alarm gil that portion only Of the contents of
lower story cnuid saved. The neiehbors Mr.. Da-
rallied and put him up the frame of another house on
Friday. a~ss,f - r,res-..f - ftc5-szr.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

SABBATH ExERCIsEs.--Last Sabbath Rev
T. C. HAHrsHoss. Bible Agent the State of Ohio
the A. B. g., preached in the Congregational Church in
the forenoon and in the NJ e. Church in the evening
We had the pleasure OF hearing the evening DISCOURSE
The discourse was and faithful alimnaton Of
the sentiment, that Gods rsyeaied will 10 not merely
general hut rersonai Revelation to man-as trnly
revolution each individual, though the Individual
was the sole nhabaut of eurhand that the Gospel was
adapted ever Human being. without regard to sge,
cline condition-an important encouraging and
comfortina fact which could be alleged of no
tiss than the Bibie moral scienthcs fact which
tested the Bibles divine origins The preacher co
with an earnest and eloquent appeal to all TO ei-e du
heed to the Bibles divine injuuctious and requirements
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

PERSONAL Hon r p. SPALDIkG of Gleve.
land and Representative LAueHL. were in attendance
al Court, Tuesday morning. s4
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Attention il directed to the Advertisement
Of e. II BRsDsHAw, in another column. Enterprise is
the wstehword for success and the Grocery business
presents ample field for the deylopmeut Of that
most desirable art.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
POrta sc County Democrat,
OF Akals Mt.EK,
Put up in wrappsrs. Prics. four cent

To ApvERrI-ER-.-It IL becomes pecessary
again to remind sivertisin that insure
in.sroh fof the week ndve tisements muss 10
hand in by 10 o'c oek, A. NJ Monday.
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SURGERY Particular

SURGERY Particular attention is directed
the Card Of Drs coLLns and WILLIS in another coll
up,n These gentlemen have Large and successful
peience, ard eminenily qualified to manage the most
intricate that within the knowledge of the Sur
glcal fraterntY. - y. !.
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A Card.

DIR. REED AT HOME
IT HAVING quite Thoroughly recovered my health.
IL heye returned to Ravenna. where intend to
tnue in tue practice of in ali its brauches
To my friends, and tie public, return my sincere
hanks ter their kindness aud liberal patronage
aud If it he their pleasure that again serve them shall
spnre pains the condenre Teposed
in can he found all hours OF The day (when not
otherwise professionally eLgaged) my cfee aud resi-
dence Cedar street second door east of the scool
house lot on said street. CHAs 2. REED. M D.
Rnvetina pril q. 1859. apr6-3ss
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SPIRIT of tbs Time.

CAssIUs NJ CLAr-Bf.ooD
vILL TELL.-The maxnifi-
;, Mt trotting stallion vino
arried of the grand prize
It the recent National FIX.
libition OF Hors"s at Spring.
ield. Mass, comes ftom
apital stock. In size, ac-
lou and besIty, Cassius n.
Clay has few rivals WIN
put two years old we saw
him led o mile, which he
'rotted inside of three min
ates. We purchased his sire
On the spot, at q very high
'gu,e, for Gen. Wad sworfh,
u tennessee, N. Y. His pet
rese,pble him closely; two al
Them took prizes nj spring.
|field.r american Eagle. one
Il them, sold at nuetiop nj
ne Exhibition for Al 35a
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See advertisement In another column in regard the
Bsshaw Trottns stal'ion 'Monauk, and note partcu.
Ary the terms Of no trot which be will make
he season. Z, ) - sl-s5. "a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

Er,rect from Porfer's Spir /.
t. in regard TO the intro
ductiors of 1merica1 iros-
ing stock In Engla,d.
Where the object to be
attained Is the Introduction
of q superior strain OF trot-
ting stock. he lthe Baahaw
Lightning] would be the
most eligible selection that
could be made. An entire
Immunity from rinebone,
curb and spayin-rhose cur
ses 10 road borsss-mirht
be almost guaranteed in ey-
cry instancr, IS The Beshsws
and Messengers are nncom-
monty free from these de-
fects.' 90
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GnErs & liURHAM are putting their business
upon the Cash basis-the only true one. See Adser-
risement 1a .sf-
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PELERsoN's CT

See advertisement Of 1. o. R. NJ, in
to days paper.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

Rev I. q. HARTsHoRN. has recently been
rehtting With paper and paint the fine residence on
Chestnut street, which be purchased of Rev j. En-
RI. Mr.. HAHrssoRS, whose marriage notice appears
in cur columns to-day. will be domicled among
us with his accomplished bride. .tf-. y, ~
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- BAsnAw rRnTrING STALLION,


A MONTAUK,
~ VIII make the present season al the Stable of
the Rnvenna Hou e, Ravenna. Montauk bred by
of the best breeders Long Isld He is power
fu horsestandng l62 hands, rapgy, young sonnd and
vigorous.
PEDIGREE: He got by the celebrated Csssius NJ.
Clay of Long Isand nut of the renowned Fanny Esler;
Cassus BY Henry Clay of the dam of the well
trotiing horse John Anderson Henry Clay by Andrew
jackson out of the fast rd tting Sury famous fer
heating he hest horses of her daN-Paul Pry, Ephraim
Smooth and hers; Andrew JarksoD without rival
in his day, at mile heats, making them SIT IA and
never meeting horse fast enough to his speed
Andrew Jackson wss ~ Young Bashaw he by imported
Arabian g. and Bashaw out Of daughter of Messenger
the dam OF j. y Why-not. and he also by old Mess
GER Moutauk thus unies in his veins the pur-st and
most fashionable trotting blood of this country Bashnw
Messenger-and believed he the best bred
TING stallion west OF tire Allegl anics
ERMS: For the rurp of Introducing his blood in
the west he will -tand the present season (Apr Ist to
July 1st) AZ the low price of SIS the b. for
note of S25 payable when he shall trot 10 rods 20 the
mile faster than the ia time made by trot ting
stallion (Which 3m. Is at the late how Of the West
Reserve Horse Breeders Association For larger
sum- he win still lower figures pay The
owner the right to unsatisfactory notes
aud unworthy mares; aud these terms shall bs binding
upon him.
Montauk will only be, allowed to limited NUM-
| her of mares. apr6-3w JHO. W. WILSON
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The MOrgan and Messenger TfOifiBg StalIion
GRANITE STATE BOY!

THIS HORSE, recei tiy purchased In New HampShire
will Statd rhe Prentiss House Stables Ravena
the Season If 1882 Season to pril Is and
rn'i Al ugust Is,.
GRANITE STATE Boy bred by John s Edger-
ley, OF Carroll County. New Hamp hire. OF whom he
purchased by his PIE erlt ewne, at a high fsure.
a PEDlGREE:
He was sired by Napoleon Morgap; ne by Flint Nor.
ran he by old Sherman MorRnn- by Justin MorPan.-
Dam of Granite Stat, Boy q large and power al
Messenger mare, of great action aud endurance
Granite Safe Roy is years old this season.-in color
u dark, rich chetnutwiIi weigh in good condition
LOO -i bui'i the ground up for strength and
endurapce-is good sic in harness, and kind any and
every place H has been trained but trot in
minutes and it viii take considerably lower
to beat hin. He has proved himself a sure Foal
eetter aud bis colts principally BAYS and Chrstnuts.
BY actu.I to Tie blood of rtotng Horses
ninst he admitted that valuable Tro,ters and
Fsstest Horses from sid The her with
Messrnger boed, and the fastest stallion ever
yet appeared the turf is a Of NJ ssenger and
Morsan-reference Ethan Alien who trotf ed over the
Union Course last fall H. his match with George NJ.
Patcherp, aud made his mile in Q n sss
In confederation of the above facts it be denied
that Granite State Boy uutes in his veins good trot.
ting blood as, any stallion in this country.
Granite state Boy vii lim I'd number of
Ten Dollars single Service Fifteen Dollars the
The leap money pays ten dollars on the where
mares are returned Pasturing Rtabling Furnished
dis Good wii he taken in all
but all accidents and escapes at owners risk
WHEELER, BUCK & Co.
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Robinson, King 9. Co Us. James c. Hal
Of nj

Robinson, King 9. Co Us. .Tames- c Hal
ct dt
cHERuFF,s sAr.E.-By virtue of an Execution
> directed aud delivered from the Court of Com.
Pleas in and for the County Stark. and State
Court House tile town of in the County OF
1T se aud s State of Ohio on saturday the as. day of
of said day. the following described lands and
to vii:
Situated in the township of Atwater, County of Por.
tage and State of Oo aud being the East part of
No. Il in said township. aud bounded foows East by
the Wes line OF Lot No. l2 South by the highway West
by thirysx and 81 100 land sold TO Jass
being part OF said Lot No. 7-containing sixty four
OF land, Appraised S2s3a Also certain h.
tract in laid Township of Atwa,sr being The East part
of Lat No. B., and bounded as follows East by Lot No.
Ceveriy and South line which viii leave ten acres
OF ground VI Font of said Lot, hereby conveying fifty
Also of land sitnaed in the township of
Atsater in the Portage and of Ohio and
bounded AM, described as follows: Firt piece n fy one
and sixty rods in towuZhip, namely the
East part of Lat No. sixteen, leaving fty the
West side Of Lot No l6 which sold 70 Chester Loo
mis-, accuiding to survey less. Said land is
bounded fnlows Beginning at the south east
of Lot No. l6 which is the southwest of Lot
lS, ard running north to tile northwest of Lot
No i3 the road Thence west the road. aud from
the first ation the division line said Lot the lines
to parallel Second piece part of Lot of in
said nship of Atwater namely: The nc rthras part
of Lot No. l5 in quantity by survey OF Daniel Hyer
acres and IsiO0 o an acre, and said land is bounded
west by part of Lot No I6, which was decided to wit.
liam Cleverly BY Joshua water, the 1lth day of
May 1929 east BY lot line and south by the residue Of
Lot No Is, heretofore sold: subject 20 highway Also
certain other piece or tract situated il sad Atwaier
Month b. the highway; by land owned by Charles
Bradley; south by Lot No II; west by lot No 16 Said
and twenty rods of being The same land that
was decided TO Joel j. Hough by Bezslel Appraised
so OI2-he latter to he sold subject to former levy
Taken Execution as the property of James C.
Hall, at the suit of Robinson King & Co.
Terms, cash on day OF sale
L. Day, Prf's Attorney.
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Removal.

Removal.
MRS. MERRITT has removed to Aliens Block
HA Rooms formerly occupied bv Mr.. Carhart where
she will be happy to wait her old many
She Is now receiving New Goods and win
sndesvor TO keep good assortment o Millinery and FAM
cy Goods. Her stock will of different kinds of
Bounets-Sills, straw. Neapoliian and Fancy; saak
Hoods and Flats for Misses and Children; Ribhuns.
Ruche, &C. Enibroideries Veils Thread Needles Pima
Emprocery Cotton and Silk, Sewing sik, skirts. Cor,
sets Hosiery, Sc, &c.
Mrs. Merritt will give Instructions in McChesney's Sys
Gem of Garment Cutting Anorders will receive pronp
attention
Ravenna, April LIST, 1853. apr6-ew
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New Millinery Establishment
Removal.
Mrs. 81. K aOOWET;

Mrs. II. K. SOCwELL.
~ illiner ne Dress M q kaFe
EIAs removed her Store tho House fhrmeriy oeez-
IL pied by =. King. one door of Allen's Blocx.
Rasenna. She returns her sincere thanks her cus
for the hbel patronage she received during ths
past year. aud would again solicit their custom with An
addiional number OF customers and she assure ea them
that no pains shall he spared please, either iu work
mansbip. material or price.
She win also tsach the system of Cutting Garments by
Madam Brggs' rule, y
n. b. Country produce taken In exchanee
Rrvenna, April ls, ls59 apriS-SWs
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

S.; F b 3 Bel and lsdy Ala; Zones and LADY,
% Weston, Md! AVE Bacon. GA fi Futon Sa
Te1ssi I tapsf Miss; H Burke and lad, 4;
Sss.s: =; 5,;Ss5d; 81 sfs.. Ga; Il
de- !. POSeI Ga; Col FIoSsI "a snS isdy do M.:
do Mis-. BAILEY d. i Rd sss fs1n; N n. fp1
S%SsSsS Sss, g, HSpt ,,1 Mas; F~ss Tenn
= Wartmsn, do; Miss l. bullock, Ind; Miss +
boI. s9a nd ded Ms. 81 Chapman man,
>WILLARDs' HOTEL.-A Smith and lady,
i johnson, do; Miss R. johnson, do; r Johnson Da
Do; 7 g schIiyer, NY; Major R.xnsy, la; d r.
E Snss sRS fds q j. s6sI aS3
schsl, DO; W Hsiiiday DC; Ar% ne; IN Mex;
L II 3 SOl De Ra:ssy, uSA; Mis- Douglas Ny
sS% T5ssI fs SSP. P,D Hsr and sd
S S:Ss5. DO DO Ms, w;Gq DE- Do. Earl aS
ss rs e. % a hs1 s &c. iaiH
Hon nyler, n Y; p c Osgood, do; A Bravo, Mex
100; W Lortin and lady, Pa; J Colen. n Y; l.
do; w Judsou, n Y; Chas Strlmheaur, do;
Vande Sapde, do; Hoa p Chase, do; F Zhimbers.
Hopkins. d c; r b, Taylor, III; Mrs Il Taylor.
do; RarcOe and lady, Miss; Miss L Ingram,
Williams and family, Fla; X z CadEer. n c; q i
Massey, Ala; Mrs II Russell, Mass; VIM Young
90; Conrode, O; Swanson and lady Ga:
Mss Bright, Y; w Woods, Va; Mis- r
WOODS do: z Emery, U n: Hon Jas Cooper md
w Moon. ~
,KIRKWOOD HOUSES d Law, NY: w
McGee, Va; w II Alien, Md; II Mcdowell "a; g
" helen, Cal; w Owen, Va; A Cirayson, do: r
+ Murfee, Pa; DR. w Owen, Va; + Woodruff Pa:
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nR. yOAkST0s
" BALYIMORR
LOCK HOSPITAL
Ia asssvssd s nsst Csrais Speedy and Osly Kfssla
Remedy In The WsFld for all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.

as discovered s Csrai,, speedy Osy Kfsstsa
Remedy In The Wsfld for all
EASES OF IMPRU DENCE.
LET NO TALsE DKLIcAcT PRKvKNf.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
0-A CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE III fWe
w.ln... Ct tn. Each sc.sr.. As.e..n. .fs. Kidney,
n mo B.oS,, ln,orn5y Dseh.rE., mgo,nsy ds1sr.
q p % dSy
Dimnsss Of sgh Giddins Disease OF Head Threat
b:sss. .n:a a' ron i s1fy % H hSs
Yssh-thoss Dreadful and Pr.euess Which rs1
DER .o tGs S' Ms S'A Body and Mind
TIA, dreadful b which ,nnsay sweeps.
az snuTsy grave thousands Of Young Men OF the
sotranesd listening sso.,.s .oqs.ass.
dsnss.
nASAiED fHRsoHs. or YssnE Msa sssisnplstins Mar
dsormi,iss, ke, speedily errsd.
BE Who Pae.. .nd.r III. car. Of Dr. J. may r.lir
sssly eoaed. his s.nusmsn and esnsds,y rs,
'P'n o d: ss1l, ~ Fsy s%nTu r,rnrpr.
ian hand sid. gong from Bsimsss few
the corner Fail not ssssrvs asnssr letter.
"' !" ''0 ''' s''i DE- Josasrou.
asnssr TIE Regal Ce'ss q ssrgssas Lsodso, gdsss
:ns 81: p.s; 81 ssS: n. h.' s.:n q. 10:
s.e,.d Of d. ..tOnhns that ..rs ever
hIevn many trcsbsd With ringing the head and ear,
...nd h:'hfan.. Win ir.au.n, bs:hins .o@.
u win rHkE faRr 9fi H: sS eS5.s
fsnng hsr ana e;hsrs vhe n,ursd themselves ~
certain p.ctes indsgsd in when habit fr.qu.n,
which ar. Hisht, III. !,.n sh:n % .., ss,.
rsndsrs marriage inposhls destroys Ssth uiad and
fh... .fth. and n.l.nshoy .E.e pr.d,e.s
Pan. q. m... fo s: s T.:
e. zs s.,... .,.s
MENTALLY.-Ts. fearful sGseu o. the mind are nusIts
efspirs Evil fseesdnGs Aversion efsosisty Self 6srus
ks's Of Solitude, fmdity etc., Of the Ere
NERVOUS DEBlLfrY.-nsvsaads eau new lsess VIA,
the cause Of their declining health osng their ,}Sor BE-
coming weak pale. shd having rss,
DISEASES OF fMPs{SBhE SS%: e e0"''"p'''
Whsn he msguidsd and rotary pleasure lnd,
happen. that m.d osh.s or dread Of di.eo,sr,
d..: him from .PPyns 70 tho.. yho from .dnea,on .ne
Of curing hleh hs pseunary Substances Keep Rim teias
month asr ,nth, long the smallest fee can Do os
ever his Calling dnsprcn,msnt By the us. Of that dead,
poison, Mercury hsstsn the Constitutional symptoms Of nd
terrible disease such AGeetoas OF Heart Tho.t No.s
period his dresdfl ,uG.rins. By ssndns him 20 th.t No
discovered eountry from whose svst.r
AND iMPOTEHCY.
- this great and Important remedy vsakns sf sFRars
speedily cured and full vger restored Thss,snds The
NEST nervous and dseht.sd, Vie had sst all hsps have
bssn immsd iatsly relieved.
All impsdmsn,s Marriage, Physical Mental Disqus
1estons, Ions Of Progressive Powers, Nervous Ir.by
rsmoiin5 ana Msafns" kAhansuen Of the fssss
EHDORsEMENf or the PREss
flE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this Institsusn viii.
cal operation. Psicrmsd By Dr. Johnson, Witnessed by de
reporters Of the and many other pson Of
sdss his standing gentleman character snd r..pens
sility. 10 sunesn guarantee to the Affected. n aSIy
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL, .--.I
IL The GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLArOR,
AND R6EMEDY FOR pfSPEPSIA,, WEAK
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BoTTLKs IL, IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
--- SCIENCE.
HARTSEORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
in ell families in case of accidents sudden nick
mesa, as 1t frequently cures in less time than 10
CURES to get physician.
1t cures pain In any part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
HI AS the free lent changes of the weather pro
duee g bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
get bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
SInews, Blood and Bonee; and by ITS warming cleo
tromaFnetc power, ex pels al pain from the system
Get bottle and try il.
uHSp BiD , ye9 haze Cough, use HARTS;
World.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and Foul Sc
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
N washington oItyi KIDWELL ClSSELL a.
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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i BIZ J. s. koSEs MEDICINES,

II
These remedies ere the result Of thirty Eve yeers
OF extensive and successful practice, and are TIVE
DIR. j. s. roses Cough SYRUP, OR Elk
Hoarssness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
DR.. J, 5. R6sEs ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier for the cure Of Scrofula Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, s.elled Neck and
el diseases arising from impure state the blood
DIR. s. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
plant. Price 81 cents.
cure ali; bat i oone ba. .tooS The tc.t Of IS
curing Rheumstsm, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choiio.
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, and Spine or any
pain internally or externally. Price, Il, g, and q
cents q bottle.
,Ifyou wish TO get CURED Of any Of the above CON.
plants, get DIR. J. 8. ROSES GENUINE NJ EDi-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine By
having his written signature on the cork Of eaof
bottle: Sold BY druggists generally.
TO be the best in the world, jaN-ly
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GREAr ME N6ER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS


Says the s. Louis (io) Democrat: Below We publish .
letter to Dr. Wood Of this city, from gentleman in Main.
Tonic. Such evidence must have it. eject when eomns
from reliable source e.rfeates Of ,rr
the boct0r needs sncouius pud from III
press: Nv
p,o,r.a Bath, MAINE, Jan. 20, is5S
attention called few since to the highly
upon my own hair which had b,com. nn;,, r
PROBABLY one-thrd white my whksrs Same cIr,c
Hair and used !oo% osad IS.. Of Your
what had wished u.ed about twice week Ihare sine
nov certify TO the world tbs, the gray whit. hair has
y dipPsarsd boh my head and face. and my h,ir Ia.
resumed It, natural color and believe soft snd go..y
thNn it has been b.or. twenty FIVE year, lam now
year. old; M good wife at the age Of ywO, ha. used Il
The above motto. deem due you your valuable
directions will hav. contradict m, state
nent. am citizen Of this city and resident for the
nv nsms auach.d !. a, r5ur .er;;e. t soOre IN
am, truly, yours, a. c. RAYMOND
w,op,s n AID D BaLJIMoRE; Jan. %, lsss.
PROFESSOR WooD-DsaT Sir Having had the misfortune
10 io,e the hes, portion Of the essc,, Of the vel
& Of .ns s s ~.' TO nah:
thing needed My hair hiek glossy and 40
such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned, Rev J. Br7gg is minister in regular
and pastor Of the Orthodox Church at RrOOfhed,
beloved. WIN DYER
BLOOMFIELD, January IL, 1853
PROFESSOR WoOD-Desr Sir Having made trial Of your
Hair Restorative gives pleasure say,
has be excellent in dandTuf and
constant tendency hhg with which have
from childhood aud has also hair which
becoming IL original color. have other
aruee with anything like the same pleasure profit
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG
The Rssorstiv. put up Bottles Of sre. viz: large
Medium aud small; the small holds half PIN,
dollar per bottle the ediun holds twenty
cent pore proportion than the 'm. rstil' for two dol
lars bottles the lsrgs holds guar forty per
proportion, aud rstails for three dollarI bottle.
o. WOOD CO. PIoprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New York
I'm the great n Y Wire Raing Estatlishmeni) and III
M,rEst street Ct Louis, No. and sold ty all good
ana Fancy Goods Dealers. June Ice o3m
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HI The Belgian pavement, such as is laid
down at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventh street. in this city, has been adopted
in New York as the cheapest and most durable,
better than the Russ iron pavement. 1t is to be
introduced into all the streets requiring repaving
The cobble stone nuisance il not thought of in
that civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-10

IL In New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Chicago, st. Louis and elsewhere, the inevitable
Slavery question yields place to Sunday matters,
and the daily press finds itself drawn into the dis
CUSTOM and deals with the topic as oracularly as
If it had been matter of profound study with it
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CURE OF INFL AMafATORY RHE ATISM

/ p, omsed to write you provided your medicine
and I now fulfill my promise. My complaint WAS
lnaamTstory Rheumstismathe first package did
the work, and most eectualy, too, as not yestiee
Of heuma sm 10 left, and am we'll and hearty
as evsrI wasIn my life; would recommend to all
She afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair TRIAL.
GEO. II, DUNCAN, LII W all st N. I.