ocr: COMPANY. Chartered laj act of Legislature of the. State of Wisconsin. s"3r^ AVIX(• duly organized and adopted the A A most approved system of Mutual In-ur ance. are now prepared to receive applications and issue Policies ol Insurance upon dwelling houses, j taverns, shops, and other buildings, against loss or j damage b} T lire. This company will insure no ; property in cities or exposed parts of villages, i therefore can never sustain a large loss from any • one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L. J. FAREWELL."} to fSIMEON MILLS. JOHN CATLIN, ? N. B. EDDY'. A. J. WARD. j to WM. N SKY MOER N. W. DEAN, 2 E. B. DEAN. Jb . WM. WELCH, j c WM. C. WELLS, DAVID ATWOOD.J 5 B F. HOPKINS. F. G. TI B BITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS, President. N. B. EDDY', Vice-President. L. J. FAR WELL, B. F. HOPKINS, 2b] Treasurer. Secretary. Jaj tie’s Family ilciiicim*. fPHF undersidned is sole Agent for


Wisconsin tribune.

ocr: jy'otice To Miners ami Smelters. ILL persons are hereby notified not to trespass, mine or dig upon the following Lands without pe; mission from the owner or agent. Sect. Town Ei of sec.. & E*of N. W 1 35 6 3 SW4wi& W\ol N E 4 5 3 E*of N£ ii 17 6 ’ 5 E\of S 2i 6 ' 3 WIofNWi& W4of S W i 3 5 3 Ni&SFi 26 6 ’ 3 NE i 32 6 1 4 W i sec. &WiSEi WiN E i 27 6 ’ 2 EJof NE i 3 5 ’ 3 Wiof NW * 2 5’ 3 S i 25 7 ’ 3 NW i 30 6 1 3 Eiof N W 36 6 ’ 3 Eiof SW i 25 6’ 3 E£ofSEJ&EsofNEs 28 6’ 3 N of SW i 27 6 ' 3 SEi 20 5 ' 3 D_r* All smelters will be looked to and held accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, or oth er otes raised on the above described Lands, and removed from the same by them. JOHN BRACKEN, Agent. Mineral Point, Sept. 15, I4T. 3tf.

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: George W. Bliss


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL For lb# Core of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEN33SS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH XWA, WKOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


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ocr: <*■>l x V LUa '3 ■ SLOA x 'S IIORSL OINT^IENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOS, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. I’rep/rcdand sold, wholesale and retail at No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illiaois, by W.B.SLOAN. And soli by R. D. PI LFORD. GREAT REMEDY! 3 r / "i & r $1 wNi-A r T.-J- t \ V 1 ■ -hj ■’ -- c> ‘ . „U- J?-i t ■ 'Na kkT . ' ;L-c-" -Li ML- w-LN. U * /Li Celebrated Family Cintment. > • r-u-rk ad £i>ernol Rnr>-


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ocr: fK ' %? O N E Vv' WATCH, CLOCK, A y * D , " r - ♦ r/ . _/ V S > Vs: VV* o iuLcriber wt -. and iiiform the eiticen* of •h. Mineral Point an-I tivinity. that he has [• -red smestabihtuT.- nr opp osite 6eecb& Tilley’s Store, for the ■ e-posc o; or, the A atch-iiinkiiur nd Jewelry Oiisiues.s, ;.v ALL IPS BIUFCBES. Ht w--,. ;.! . j - ’, ,t. >f the 1 ai;ic ,rge ar.d v. el .-'fleeted s'octc of GAD AND SILVER WATCH'S, ?0B GUARD AND BELT r H AINS, Locket--, r-irg . line. Ear-K.ngs, Ec., Of f.nuup.i‘Ur-u. Ao and F aA U ;c I ,'Y Goods, GI,J Pent, , .. L .C. e.: La.- iiC . a. ii.-ii will e told at :l;e lowest j 1 ice. nr-'* i :.c r-y ..A Leaning of chicks nud • . p-orr , . . *ca .c-J to. aid warranted to t - • W -lOj. DAVEY. ; . | feu * -r California rifles :lon 1 i;t thf ■g, of the Gun, uarrar.u-d •to te the ht ; c-aiitv. Tv ' E. c '. SPRAGUC. i


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IX DODGE VI LEE, For the Fail I rade of JBoi 1 if HE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeviile, A Large Stock of FALL El WINTER G O O n S; Consisting in part rf the following Articles > — BROAD CLOTHS. € A S I M E RES, S A T I X E TTS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, creaf variety. LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, far fee. PANTALOONS. VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS. HATS, — ALSO— A great variety of ons- sfit n. 19 arc: -s or ■ tc: spss n Such as Sugar, It tee, Coffee, Black and Green Molasses, Currant , Raisins, Four, Sail, fee.. All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable inns. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sent. ,9, 1851. 49tf £S;it*l Beats! ll:*U !! r |"'IIE undersigned has been ap- J- pointed agent for the sain o. ; 1' if K C L L E B II A T K D A/aIGEVETYC PILLS. P|g£?gl tor tiie destruction of Rats and M.ce. manufactur ed in New York, by Km. Lyon, and also oi the -M A G N ET I C POWDERS, Tor the destruction of be<bbug>. flies, PS and other vermin, containing no pois- If V irons substance. The effect oi this K{ , \ composition is infallible, and who Ms ,j V would not pay the small sum of fn’v fv 1 \ cents to have tvir premises cleared o: S the destructive rats, or to enjoy a quiet ZSQjjuQ Gertilicates of the right character a-e EAfaj furnished as to the elfic-icv. FHKODORE RODOLi. .Mineral Point. JTpt.2'.'. Ibb 1. n 10. MILLS FOR SALE. The suh eriber offers for sale hi : iiperest (being one hall )o; the M J3:n Mdis. ■ win fid! opera tion and doing a g o f business both in flour and custom wars. Said Mills arc in the Town of Mil flm. in lowa county, with a good water power, and .n ihe midst oi a wheat


ocr: r lerk s Oi .ee of the District Court lor the Easter:. District of Pennsylvania. 2Si£AT i'VSli: I'HR DYSPEPSIA! Aaciher Scientific Wonder! Dr. J, S. HOUGHTCW’S CHEAT DYSPEPSIA. CURER! ) r ' - - • THE TRUE EIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GJLSTKIC JUICS ! ! | j j ; j 1 i


ocr: llinerai Point FOUNDRY!! The undersigned would respectfully sty to •itizens of Mineral Point, and of the Mining re ■ ion generally, that they have now completed ficasict and are prepared to execute in the best manner, nearly every pattern of casting f Iron or Brass, that may be wanted. The workman employed in this Foundry, all experienced hands in the business, and the es tablishment being under the immediate superin tendance of a gentleman whose ssili was unsur passed in the Old Country, trie subscribers feel hesitation in saying that they w ill lie able to nil orders that may be entrusted to them, n a man ner that will give entire satisfaction to ail concer r,ed. They have on hand a good supply of Iron, and will continue to receive additions as ue the business of the establishment shall Persons in want of castings, will please and examine their work. LANVON & WARNE. Mineral Point. July 25. ISSO. WANTED At the above establishment, any quantity of Casting', both of Iron and Brass, fur which a lib eral price will be paid. 42tf L h W.


ocr: \c'W SDraiii' jvvHF. undersigned has recently returned \ L the east, where he has purchased of Drugs. Metlii inct and Family Grareries. ne is now opening at his old opposite the Court Jirx House in Point. He would J?*- respectfully in form all persons i t'ho have occa sion to uscsuch ar q i tides, that may find at his es j tablishment, argest and best as (TT' 1 ■ Zj ; sorment of and Medicines to j|.|j j be found this ol'the Lakes;all of j which he warrant to be per I feet ly fresh good ; having pur ' chased them within the last two months, from responsible deal ers in the east. He has also a large stock of kinds of Fifitntf/ fwuorcrics, which he will dispose of at prices which fail to to please his customers. Also, a large as sortment of Paints. Oils and Dye Staffs. The undersigned hope*, by a strict attention his business to merit the patronage of the public. THE*). RODOLF.


ocr: year 1851, by J b Houghton. M. D., in the Clerk - Oflu'C of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. GREAT mu: FOR DYSPEPSIA! Another Scientific Wonder? Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON’S CHEAT DYSPEPSIA CURED! THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GASTRIC JUICE


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, or the Fall ! ratio of JB5l HE subscriber is now receiving at stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Doflgevillt A Large Stork of FALL & WINTER i G O OSi tn pari of ike following .IrticUr .{ROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E H R S . S A T I N K TTS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DH ESS DOMESTICS. < \ PS. plash, far &c. PANTALOON'S, V KSTS. COATS. SHI UTS. HATS. —ALSO— A great variety of *— ut w-;rCn ''ucli as Sugar, /hr*. Coffee, Black at. i 6re Ts Molasses, Currant*. Raisins, Four, Sail. Ac.. All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rum. L. C. WHEELER. Dodgeville. Sept. 10,18.11. 49tf


ocr: sJL iklQ tl (Qt £$ 4st il/lD O’ v . 3L |M?psR A N P P U 6' T <s W S3 6 - fe tins COMPANY. Chartered iy art of Legislature of the State of Waroiifiii. | Cff-AVIXG duly organized and adopted the most approved system of Mutual Insur ance. are now prepared to receive applications and issue Policies of Insurance upon dw idling houses, taverns, shops, and other buildings, against loss or damage by fire. This company will insure no property in cities or exposed parts of villages, therefore can never sustain a large loss from any one tire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L. J. FARF.WJ f fsIMKOX MILLS, JOHN CAT LI X. 5 X. B. EDDY. A. J WARD, t*j W.M X. SF.YMOCR X XV, DEAN, 3 E. B. DEAN, Jn . XVM. WELCH, c WM. C. WELLS, DAVID AT WOOD. J F. HOPKINS. F. G. TIBBIES. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS. President. N. B EDDY, Vice-President. L. J. FAR WELL, li. F. HOPKINS, 2S] Treasurer. Secretary. •Vafnc’s Fantlli dicines. milE undersidn-'d is sole authorized Agent for


ocr: For thf Removal and Permanent Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, Atkl ®f those f'ompl.tints x* • ich are caused V v * , im , paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the If E R VOUS SVST E>l . This beautiful and com enient application .f mysterious powers ol GALVANISM ar.J \ \< t , r . ISM. ha* been pronounce by distinppii'dte.i ■: / Gians, both in Europe and the United states to V most valuable medicinal dis• every 0/ the Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT an 1 MAGNETIC FUTI), it Died with the ir.okt perf-d dJ ceitam u .*


ocr: LADIES' FAIR. /-RHE LADIES OF TRINITY CHURCH Mineral Point, will ho.d their Fair in Wc!iu*sd.y, (Sic 2'id


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ocr: 1 , FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall t rade of Idol ! THE subscriber i* now receiving at old l stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Uodgeville, A Large Stuck of FALL & WINTER G O O J S; Cmsistins /*i pari r the folivwing Article* — BROAD CLOTHS. €ASIM E U E ? , SATIN B T T 8 . BOOTS A SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety. LA DIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CARS, pltivh. far v'kc. PANTAI.OONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, ALSO— A {treat variety of — tt ft 1 9iE : o UK. *3 K , Such an Sueur. Hire, L'jTt'. Elack end Crecr. Ts M lasses. Currant*, Raisins. Four, Sat!, &e., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable l run. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 2, 1851. 41*tf Rats! Rats! r | JHE underfigned has beet ap- - I. pointed ag- -t tor t•> .• W.V.a r H E C E L E B R A T E D ykECEuSy MAGNETIC PILLS.


ocr: / E 'i - •t sat ;-,v Sir. v s>-- I ‘ ' ' 5 I • ■ ■' - v s for the Femoval nnd Permanent Pure of :t!l NERVOUS DISEASES, An*? of those Complaints which rauKeti hy -in in* {’.iiietl, wedkeneil im rinhe *lthy condition •> the \FIt VO I S SYS TK M . This beautiful and convenient e|*i*lication of t’ • nubterious jtoweis nl < vj and M AhN'K'l- ISM, In* been pronounced by dift*ixi£ti-hpd ph) i h..th in Kuit>|>e aftd tlie I tute-l >iafea, to be the i •!lun^ie tnt tln i>mi di*'OV*r>j tj ilk* iar


ocr: Franklin. .Hay ISih. 1851. n3l-4w* NEW WATCH, CLOCK, a y and am he subscriber would inform the citizens of Jk Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has opened an establishment opposite EcechA. 1 illcy t Store, for the purpose ol carrying on the Watch-making and Jevvcln iltisinoss, IS ALL ITS BRANCHES lie would call the attention of the public tolii large and well-selected stock of G:ID AND SILVER WATCHES, FOB. GUARD AND BELT CHAINS. Lockets, Rings. Pins. Ear-Kings. Ac., Of various pattern*. I '-liver and Plate Ware. Fancy Goods. Gold Pens. perior Cutlery. Clocks. Lamps, Ac, w hich will i tie sold at the lowest price. CJ~ The repairing and cleaning of clocks and watches promptly atten ed to, and warrau ed to 1 give entiie satisfaction. THOS. DAVIT’. Mineral Point, Jan'y 22, ISSI. [l3tf ■i i. ,; v ; . . . ieaas Prime Suga just rec'd and for sale at G. \V COBS I VniCHT S INDIA .V VEGETABLE PILLS


ocr: . and ' ' n ~V I v - '~ii Vi; iSm- V X. ] , h ; i; -i v WpM .. • ’Jr Per the removal and PfracKenl Pare of ill NERVOUS DISEASES, of Ton rViir.l* vt’.ich arc hy au iio p.iied, n;d\fio,l or m.ceaitny of tbc \ EliV Ol S SYS T T's M . 'l'lii" I’oautiMii r; bt .j !< dlion <ft\ • r teFu< potent <h OALV \ NsM i:r i MAfiM I - b-i> been y by d>? pb}**- c t v hin Kys* >:• <*••! t:.i' liiili i. Ic 1 fsto*' rant :’>ie wtr .. ;. tfry f•? /f< Dr. CEAISaiE j C ALVA Id 13 BELT •r.i MAGXETIC Ff.ITII), is u-i and v: ,th ii. !.t perfect uxl ce.lain sue s? is all caces of GENERAL DKIIII.IT V.


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ocr: MASONC a MINERAL POINT LODGE. No. 1 Regular meetings, First and Third Tues >Nr\ days of each month, at 7 o'clock, P. M. at the Masonic Hall. IOWA CHAPTER , No. 6—Regular meetings. First and Third Fridays of each #Vw m3 nth, at 7 o'clock, P. M„ at the Masonic Hail.


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ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IS DODGEVILLE, Tor the Fall 1 rade of IS.>I I rHR subscriber is how receiving at old stand ol Davis. Evans \ ("a.. Dndgeviile. -I Large Stork of FALL & WINTER (wO O S: Constating in pari f thr following *iriicie*t— broad cloths. CASIM E R E S . SATINE T T S . BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WAKE. CALICOES, irreat variety. LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS. • APS. t-lnsh. 1 11 r Ac. PANTALOONS. VESTS COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. LSO - A great variety of o m Such as Sugar, Jiict, (‘ffet, JUuck and Greet. f HU -8. M dasses. (’nrrant'. Raisins, F.air. Sal!, fee.. All o f ' which re off--red tor CASH, on the inost reasonable t rats. L. (;. WHKEUIR. Dodjjeville, Sept.‘J9, 1-SSI.


ocr: ■ 0 I^IVA For the Removal ami Permanent far of NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaint* which are cau-c • •. u A paired, weakens 1 or unhealthy con : XKUV OV S S \ ST K ■‘l . This beautiful at. i convenient -ipplic f rm>-terioui powers of <i \ IVAN |SV Lit ISM, has been proixuint c l by db‘i; gei cians, both :n Hi:rope am! the United states i must valuable mrdicinal and s< or try f


ocr: I- t A->o N E W j WATCH, CLOCK, AND f,/> <> < 3 T* wv* <\r, A f> ryfi s> - e><Sr *> n>- *6- £ o J' |\Tir. subscriber would inform the citizens* of sJi>. Mineral I’oml and vicinity, that !.t has opened an establishment opposite Beech & Tilley's Store, lor the purpose of carrying on the Vi and Jewelry lousiness, fX .ILL ITS BRANCHES. lie woo! ! call the attention of the public to his | large and well-selected stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FOB. GUARD AND BELT CHAINS. Lockets. Bings. Bins. Ear-Rings, Kc., Of various patients. | Silver and Plate Ware. Fancy Goods, Gold Pens, ; Superior ( utlery, t locks. Lamps, ike,, which will i be sold at the lowest price. fO* The repairing and cleaning of clocks and watches promptly attended to, and warranted to , give entire satisfaction. THUS. DAYEV. Mineral Point, Jau y 22, lESI. [l3tf


ocr: Tribune , SI 5D i w er 3Vor. )( XXXXXXXX xXXX ,X> XXXX • C Plain anJ Ornamental Primln?. 3*l Mazier i*a • ttIXUA & .stiiz : PRI\TI\(i OFF ICE. i ; jm.y'KH.tL. fOl.y’T. U'JS. • ; THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PREPARED 1 • TO DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING, I • SV C II A 8 * Concert Rills, I Business Cards, * Ball Tickets, j Address Cards, * * Color'd Handbills, i Programmes. * ; do Cards, I Justice Blanks. ; Constitutions and By-Laws, Ac., Lc.. ; . I NCLI’nl SO THE VARIOUS TINTS ** ! I COLORS WHICH BAVK BCKS 1 NTHu- ! I DLTEII INTO THIS BUSINESS. ; 'Yj'-iif G - v ' BUSS, PROPRIETOR. WW Wmmmxmmmm •* • ••••*♦• •• *# •• •>.• 9 • • •••*'m m m * ®


ocr: B Y m PS IA VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THF. MOST fOPCLAH FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE auk; lied by rbysifians of Jlish Slant),i" Tbe BITTERS remove all morbid secretions. pnnt tbe blood, give great tone and vigor to the digest.,, organs fortify the cj stem against all future disease, ct* ta takan with safety, at ik* lima debilitating the being gratef rt to tha most delicate atom neb and m markable for their cheering, invigorating. strength#' rig and restorative properties, and ha. invaluable fare remedy for DTSPEPSII IN IT* UftltivT FORM 4 *. Also. Inver Complaints. Jaundice. Heartburn. Cotiie nav*. faintness. Disorders of the Skin and l iver, Lf>u of Appetite. Low Spirit*. Nertous Headache <id 'in#** Palpitation of the Heart. Sinking and Fallness of Weigh: at the Stomach, and ail other dica*ea esuo I by an pure stale of the blood, liver, etc a inch lend todfbili tale id weaken the ajstem FKMA L E S Who suffer from a morbid ami unnatural ceahtioi *i. find tha Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. Ir. ti caias of GENERAL DEBILITY, Una ACIS LIKE A CHARM f THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are i <. der treatment ; and not one solitary case nf failure 1.., yet been repotted. Volumes could be filled with cen.k coles of those who have fceea permanently cured CrU oo Ihe Arent. aiwl pet a PAUPm CT, I'ontaiaing the < ol Kemargable Caret. and the high estimation in which this Medicine t% held by ih Public Prats—can be had of the Agents, fiee by all'ihe Genuiae .Medicine Depot* in.tha United it ale* and 1' e.vaJ a. ,r - Pnce 50 Cent* per Large Ecitle. tnc. Principal oaSee, t J-i FULTON ST . N Y.. up u,r T. RODOLF, Agent v5-nf-ly e n vr Mineral Point. ‘cherry "PECT(S/iL far iht Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH


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ocr: > - -V--' rfA V.-U HISORAUCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of I. _is/u ure of Ike State of H'isro.isin. fl*? A VINO duly organized and adopted the LTUi most approved system of Mutual Insur ance. arc no v prepared to receive applications ru i issue Policies of Insurance upon dwelling houses, taverns, shops, and other buildings, against 10-> or damage by (ire. 1 his company will insure no property in cities or exposed parts of villages, therefore can never sustain a large loss from anv one tire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L J. FAREWELL."} to f-IMFON MILLS, JOHN GATLIN, i ? I N. B KDDV. A .1 WARD. | rh | VVJI. \. SKV.MOUR N W DEAN'. | 2 E- u DEAN. Jk, 'AM. WELCH. (c j WM, CWI LLS, DAVID ATWOOD.J 5 [_ B !'• HOPKINS. O J F I C E R S : SIMEON MILLS, President. N B KDDV, Vice-President. L. J. FAR WELL, 15 F. HOPKINS, 2S] Treasurer, Secretary.


ocr: FI R E MARINE ij%*si m is.ji % xie By the undersigned Agent for the E* rote*- 1 eoej I simssmejic Compasiy, OF HARTFORD, CONXFff TICFT. Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by A VV PARRIS, Agent ior Mineral Point and lowa county. [27-1 m


ocr: FIRE A Nil MARINE IJVm : 12eZ*¥C'&: By the undersigned Agent for the • I*3*o *ccl iocs n :ps;R‘aacc Cei32:ja:ay, OF HARTFORD, COX XEC 11 CUT. Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by A. \*. PARRI Agent for Mineral Point and lowa county. [:7 1m


ocr: iMADISON Mutual Insurance Company. >\ b AG LX i I>r the above Company, the —x undersigned is prepared to obtain Polic.-v: ui Insurance upon tne most favorable tern.-. 1 ersons desirous of having their property insured ■against loss by fire are invited to call. G. W. 81.1 April 2 1, 1851. Agent for Mineral Point.


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ocr: OLD /UK. Jacob f I * SEMISB ORIGINAL SARSAPARILLA. Has now been Isfore tho public a long time, and there never was a more emphatic and universal *•*-


ocr: os.i) ff Y -. v\ on. / ?V "•.* ~ *•' 'A \ Jacob | ", \. I TowtiMnd'i GENUINE \ . J ORIGINAL SARSAPA R I L L A, Has now bc*n before the public a lo*?g time, and there cover was a nu*remphatic and fi n* v aranl ex-


ocr: £ % -i - ■ *'-. . T '■> /,<*.„• " i Tt- i -in': s" v =*, v t* i; SLOA N * S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illir ois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by R. D. PULFORD. GHT3AT REMEDY! Celebrated Family Ointment /,. I//*/, iafe, Th'-romgh ami thr prettiest Kj* mull Kern, u teir hs-A It u- fkitpoSed of < egnnltle • xtrarts mssrsaea potter vnrqujillra m t/.e annals at Jl lc,twine for the ~rtrf if irfcrnmalory Diseases, ii is universally acknowledged to be an infallible remedy. <i every core w here it has liecn faithfully applied on tb< iiuu.i’.ysietu, for promoting Insensible Perspiration. am. ■ mvalur.b'e in all diseases of the flesh. Obstinate L'tcers i >ld .Sores, t hilblains, Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sere Nipples, Sore Ureas,. Disease* of the Cy<. Kgus in the Face, Rheumatic Pains. Contracted Cord- Pain in The Side, Hack and other pans of die system. Scab dead. Hr use*. Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind o -ore roipaining the least particle of Intlainmatioii. ar. eermauentiy cured by this great remedy. HEALING VIRTUES. It is a fart, authenticated here, as well as all over thr Stale, and indeed the whole western state*, that Stlonn • Medicines I aveobtained a wide spread celebrity, and re pulanon. to which they are justly entitled by their •• k> aim : ■ cirtvea.’’ and power*. We arc not among those who an prone to endorte every patent humbug that comes alo e and in lids instai ce have delayed our endorsement uut we have been abb* to make assurance doubly sure, not oi by testing them personally ourselves, but from the tc : .uoiiy of a numerous portion of the community hvni: iround us.—j Illinois Globe, April Id, Icit). ibrsD & Cattle Medicine. No Mr.iiciar in u-e ha* accomp!U?*d so maxi/ Extra rdin ary Vurrß. and given so L’t-irersai Suti>fa>hon ir. even ir.iiy iu.fi sr.iKe of disease, or has so * ti*rsirt and : n V its Slttcn' i) t ntmrut ami Ctt:ui • i:nt Rf-uurr, The i>n fu r tf ijs iiUy sin-erreihne fill oU*f < liniment I.inin.r:ii- for U.#. 1 direct Fredi Wound**, (utils of al j‘ • *.<. sprains. Hruises, 4 'racket! Heels*, Kin?bonc Wim! \is, i•. n t.v.l, <'aliens, Spavin**. Sweeney, Fi?iuia, Hit tsi, Nrti'iS. 1 .aim* mss, Sami Oack<, rcmidered Feu • r.s .cm - or CSrea?e. HorK* Iristernper. 'i k. ( udiUGn Pwdir will remove all Inilamination ant <■'or. pur.fv ilie bk*od, loosen the skin, cleanse the water nil streninlidi every part of the body : ami has proved * •ovoreitrn remedy ior ilie following <1 •-•eases: Founder, l n- lein!** r, Hide Bound, Foss of Appetite, fn •rd Strain-*, \>!iow WaiiT, 1 nfir mutation of the Fve*. i‘Uruo I join liar i esercFe; nlbO Uheurnansm, (coiiiinonlv a led <fnf complaint, • which proves so fatal to many valu bit* horses in this country. It is alvj a safe and certain “!*dy for t'ou .hs* and Cold?, w hich generate so manv *i?nl dw*ases. Tn* reined * < ?/*•* r injure, and always Cvre % if the Ji *cclions are followed. 1* r iirilu r rs and a mmltilvde of Cert *kr cites of ' vtnrL ibU Cnrts , gel FvmphUts tif a rents. W. B. SLOAN, Grarut Depot, til l.ai:e M.. CJurago, Ilf. May 22nt!, 1851. n3O-ly FRESH ARRIVAL OF MM ii I US #, IS S-] S /(7.AT S. P* - ■ >t.k- •Tti-er wo : respectfully inform the ec vmg ut Ins old stand s 1 s gn of the tied M.ui.ii. * huge and nesiisup ;■ ol Drugs. Medicines, t heretical*, Oil , 'sc Stuffs. Brushes. Patent Medicines. Ac Ac i j ! S j I j i | j i I |


The daily union. [volume]

ocr: (lock of the MrinpUii aad Charleston Kailioad Com tlio tutu of two hundred and Ally thousand dollars. All which La respectfully submitted C. G. MEMMINGER, 1 C. M PURMAN, M. KING. J. L. PETIGREW, DANIFX RAVKNEL, CHARLES T LOWNDES, G. A THEN HOLM, H. GOUKDIN, A 0. ANDREWS. H W CONNER. JAMES GADSDEN, J Committee

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: Thomas Ritchie & John P. Heiss


ocr: PJLANS OF the IMll'El) STAT KM PATENT OFFICE mJILUlWti. Figure 1? Principal Story. CTJtl: J . . !*???? fXrl , ' Figure 2? Bacewent Story. G. StREEt & North. ??? -~>--? '- " ? SJ?nJ-"> -tit-tLH??1??= Fig: 2. *? ri"i?^npH'l V* ?j Open Court e r !?* I yial! ? m m F? *' Ey Basement Story i TTrrnrTrf7>- ? n ? fc. F St rett > Figure 3?Gallery Story. C Stncct <S Nc Fie 3 ""wTJWQ?,,^j Open Court.. rcn H -?y?co ??s-*


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: & FASTENING; EVERY person in Por'age County who is in a t of a Bedstead that ia boo raoor, one that cot " tains a bottom which will out laal len cords, in short one ;ihat is the most convenient, the most durable, the most comfortable to lie upon, and the cheapest (for the subscriber sella the bedstead including the bottom for the same price he sold the other kind without it) now in use, are invited to call at the shop of A. B. Griffin (oppoaile the Universalrst Church) and examine the article for themselves, before pt-. chasing elsewhere. Already over onehundied persons ia this vicinity stand ready to testify, from experience, to their su periority over all othera in every respect. The highest premiums have been awarded to this patent at the following late Fairs: American Insti tute, N. Y. State Fair, Albany, N. Y. Rensellear Co., N. Y. Erie Co., Buffalo, N. Y. State Fair, Boaton, Mass. Wayne Co., Ohio Slark Co., Ohio. N. B. The bottoms are being put in old rickety bedsteads (as well as firm caes) they bring them up solid and must remain so. Two persons sre now' going around the county putting them in. Do not let them pass without at least Ml lor Tob own use. , ' ' - ' If sny have a doubt about these bottoms, pletse call on I. Bray ton, I. Swift, Enos P. Brainerd, Samt. Foljambe, Luther Day, Jackaon T. Green, Lyman W. Hall, S. D. Harris, Jr., 81 R. Freeman, W. Folger, - Hiram Collins, Saml. Mason, and many others in ihis villace. and set their testimony. oV Price for putting bottoms in old bedsteads, filling aa holes, sc., l,o. . A. B. GRIFFIN. Ravenna, August 18th, 1861.. 325 6m NEW GOODS At Campbells Port! ' ; rvlJR GOODS have come at last and lota of them. J 1 hey must be sold, and if our old customers and friends will call soon they will find that they can buy Goods as cheap at Campbells Port ss the next place. - The stock consists of a lull winter All kinds of Dress Goods, . Cassimeres, Cloths, ,. Shawls, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crocke ry, Hardware, Medicines and ' : . GROCERIES. A few patterns of Turkey Satin will be sold Oh aper than at any other place in the country. aibc, a good assortment ot Ready Hade Clothing. Geecve us a call friends, for the Goods must be sold - - ' ' Hinldey'i' Patent mi 111

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: Harris & Batterson


ocr: SLOAN'S Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE, ,v ... - - ' - AND ---i .' '! '.'': FAMILY OIimiENT. ' Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at Ho. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. Also, sold, wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, at y SLOAirS MEDICINE DEPOT, next door to the V 8. Hotel, Buffalo, TS. 7 AndsoldbY.. .-. "ijSee Sloan's advertisement in another col umn. ' , .


ocr: New Arrangements, IIURLBUT 4c VOX. SUCCESSORS of T. Jones d Sons have O just rvcetyed a large assortments of the best American and Italian Marble?. Per sona in want of any thing in oqr lipe, are in vited to call and examine specimens or our work, styles of finish tic, and we think we can satisfy all. G. W. Fox (who is well known in this community aa an experience engraver) will atill continue to manage ihe affairs of the shop, Ravenna. Dec. 16th, 1850. 189 Franklin Mills Extra Flour. AND several other brands oonstantly on on band and for sale a little below tbe matket price. 8. A. It R. A. GILLETT. April is, 1851. HATS-S cases Spring gtyl Hats, jost received at ROWELL bCo's. 8.


ocr: ; BTIITRR. IA CENTS per pound will be paid tor gooi roll Butter, by Oct. 31, 1851- 8 A i R A fi'LLKl '- TANNERS lLOOiwl flEKE. T US I . reeengd iron, Boston, a pu e art pm Simla, B 'ik, and Snore Oil, and for sale as cneap as ca n be pore used in Cleveland, or si.y other place west of Buflalq. , J. GILLIS t Co-. Rsr1euBs-,Kev.l, 161,


ocr: EWwfU ROOT) Sh6e, Heather. & Find lug Store. i "Be sure yott're right then go ahead." rilHE subscriber?, at their Store one doer I west of Koutll U Co's Store in Ra venna, offer to the public the largest and most general assortment of Boots, Shoes, Lealher Morocco, Linififs, Shoe Findings, Tanners Oil, fkc, ever opened in Ravenna; and, as to prices, they are determined not to be undersold by any establishment in Northern Ohio. ' - To SHOEMAKERS they would say, they tan furnish ihem wilh French Cult Skins, Men's and Woman's Morocco, Linings of all kinds, Sole-leather-of different qualiiies, with prices to suit, Shoe thread, Sparables, Pegs, Binding?, with a general variety Most kinds of kit, y at the lowest Cleveland prices. Call and see our stock. We have now on hand and intend at all times to keep a first rate a-tide of . Tanner's Oil, and Sole-Leather, which we offer to tanners in exchange for upper weather or Cash, at prices that will suit them. Call and see our Oil, and it may save you a journey to Cleveland to procure an article no better or cheaper.--We shall keep a Barrel of Oil on tap to sell by the gallon or quart. Our motto is, "Low Prices and Ready Pay." J. GIL LIS fc Co. Ravenna June It, 1851.


ocr: CASH FOR BUTTER! .v E. S. KEEP, ILL pay the Market Price, IH CASH! - for a choice article of Butter, at Masok & Bbaixkbd's Store. Ravenna, May 10, 1851. . . 2m310


ocr: J.ALC0RK.I 6. W.CLABK. ALCORN & CLARK, FASHIONABLE TAILORS. SHOP in Mason's Block, over Bo well b Co's Store, Ravenna, Ohio. This spring and Summer Fashions just received. Cut ting done to order on the shortest notice. Ravenna, March 18, 1850.


ocr: HOMiBMANUFACTUKED BOOTS ;4' SUOES con Etanilv kept on hand, or made .k. to' ' OrJer, by experienced Workmen ArBOr-Freach Calf - Skins Spanish a'ti l American Sole Leather 'Up-., per Leaiher fi6al4-Lining, '' and Binding Skins arid a' var'isT y'bf other 'Shoemaker's nding. - . , r - P.S French Calf Boos with French Siilehesion 4isad-(ahd tt'elliope' no, lady Will faint aw lite account) a)L':home trjanu facturetl work warm n ted Water-proof at . ifJy BROWN U HURLBUTS; t v ' . - -- Buckeye Boot & Shoe Store ! BOUNTY: LANDS. V i THE subscriber will attend to 'procuring Land Warrants for those who may call upon hinivwhe arc entitled te bounty hinds, nnder the recent act of Congress, approved Sept, 28th, I850i - . :r.- ! , ; SAM' Is. STP.AWDER. Rivonna, .Oc'. 1 1, 1S50. i


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ocr: . ALCORN. U W CLARK, ALCORN & CLARK, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, CROP in Mason's Block, over Ronell -3 Co's Store. Ravenna. Ohin. ana summer t ashions just received, Cut u ig none to order on the shortest notice. Kavenna, March 19, 1850.


ocr: lt Pottage Sentinel. RAVENNA, OHIO:


ocr: IIUHLBUT Oc FOX.; SUCCESSORS of T, Jones & Sons have just received a lara-e assortments of the best American and Italian Marble. ' Per sons in want of any thing in our line, are in- vueo io can and examine specimens ot our work, stylos of finish &c, and re think we can satisfy all. . ';-' -.--v-' . u, w. t ox (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still,, continue to manage the affairs of the snop, . .. . r . Ravenna. Dec 16th, 1850. 180 - Frankliu aniia kixtra. Flour. ' AND several other brands constantly on on band and for sale a little below the market price. " " , ., 'A. Ii. R.A..GII,LETT. TTAT3-S cases Spring Style Hats, jqst Js-jB. received at -ROWELL !i Co's. J8.


ocr: U)t po-ttoge Sentinel. OHIO: Monday, July 1 2 I J 1 8 .VI. RAVENNA,


ocr: BOOT, Shoe Leather Ac Finding: "Be sure you're right then go ahead." THE subscriber?, at their Store one wcst.of Rowell kCo'e. Store in Ra venna, offer to the public the larirest and most general assortment of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Morocco, Linings, Shoe Findings, Tanners Oil, Sic, ever opened in Ravenna; and, as to prices, they are determined not to be undersold by any establishment In northern oino. To SHOEMAKERS they would say, Ihey ran furnish ihem with French C ill Skins. Men's and Woman's Morocco, Linings all kinds, Sole-lenllirr of different (jiialmcs, with prices to suit. Shoe thread. Sparables, Pegs, Bindings, with a geticfal variety of MOST KINDS Ot KIT, at the lowest Cleveland frrices. Call and see our slock. V e have now on hand and intend at all limes to keep a first rate aiticle of Tanner's Oil, and Sole-Leather, which we offer to tanners in exchange for Upper Leather or Cash, at prices that will suit them. Call and see our Oil. and it may save you a journey to Cleveland to procure an article no better or cheaper. We shall keen a Barrel of Oil oa tap to sell by the gallon or quart. Unr motto is, "Low Prices and Ready Pay." J. GlaTLIS St Co. Ravenna June It, 1851.


ocr: . . . New Arrangements, IIVHLBDT & FOX. SUCCESSORS of T, Jones f- Sons have just received a large assortments of the best American and 'Italian Marble. Per. sons in want of any thing in our line, are in vited to call and examine specimens of our work, styles of finish &c, and we think we can satisfy all. . A' - 1 G. W. Fox (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still continue to manage the affairs of the shop. ' - - Ravenna, Uec. 16th, 1850. . . 289 Franklin MiUa Extra Floor. AND several other brands constantly on on hand and for sale a little below the market price. . S. A. & R. A. GILLETT. April is, 1851. - :.


ocr: c l) JJort ngc-SctUiml. RAVENNA, OHIO: Monday, Sept. 8, 1831. DEMOCKATIC STATE TICKET FOR GOVERNOR. REUBEN WOOD, Of Cuyahoga. . FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR.. WILLIAM MEDILL, Of FairBeld. . . FOR SUPREME JUDGES. W. B CALDWELL, of Hamilton. R. P. RANNEY, of Trumbull. A. G. THURMAN, of Ross. JOHN A. CORWIN, of Champaign. T. W. BAR TLY, of Richland. fECRETART OF 6TAT8. WM, TREVITT, of Franklin. SECRETARY OF TREASURY, JOHN G. BRESLIN, of Seneca. AUDITOR OF STATE. W, D. MORGAN, of Columbiana. ATTORNEY GENERAL. GEO. E. PUGH, of Hamilton BOARD OF PUBLIC WORkS. G. VV. MANYPENNY. of Muskingum. A. P. MILLER, of Butler. J. B. STEEDMAN. of Lucas.


ocr: 11 A VENNA, OHIO: ffl o ii d ay. An g: . tS ,1 851." DLillOCRATlC STATE TICKET v ; FOR' GOVERNOR. REUBEN WOOD, Of Cuyahoga. ' FOR L1KUT. GOVERNOR.- WILLIAM MED1LL, Of Tail field. " rOR SUFREMB JUOOES. W..B.CALDWELL, of Hamilton." R. P. RAN N K Y, or Trumbull. A. G. THURMAN; of Ross; JOHN A. COR WIN, of Champaign. T. W. BARILY, of Richland. ; ...'.; fECRETART OP STATE.. WM. TREVITT, of Franklin. . SECRETARY. OP : TREASURY.. . - i. "I JOH N G. BRESLIN, or Seneca. ; r : AUDITOR OF STATE. W. O, MORGAN, of Columbiana. .: ia: ATTORNEY SKNERAl. s : ' -a;: GEO. E. PUGH, of Hamilton. . - BOARO OF PUBLIC WORkS.. G.; VV. MANYPENNY, of Muskingum. A. P. MILLER, of Butler. . J. B. STEEDMAN, of Lucas, r'--


ocr: CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH AND MASSILL0N EXPBESSi rrHIs J-ilfvij runs in connection with Liiv A. ingston, Fargo && Co's, Eastern, Wes Southern and Canada Exprefs at Cleveland, and Adams tk Co's. at Pittsburgh, giving it advantages over an other modes of conveyance in Northern Ohio. An Express will leave each of the above mentioned pla ces, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in charge ot trnsty and competent messen gers. He will receive and deliver packages at the following places Rochester, Pa. New Castle, " Meadvilie, " Erie, " Wellsborgh, Vs. Wheeling, Stcubenville, Wellsville, New Lisbon, Salem, Youngstown, , Warren,' Ravenna, Hudson, Franklin, Magnolia, Waynesburgh, Cuyahega Falls, Akron, Fulton, Navarrty Rochester, Bolivar, S Zoar, L i Canal Dover; v New Philadelphia, i Cosbocton, c. Newark, S Millersburgb Fredericksburgh, Wooster, t Dalton, S Canton, ? Urichsvillo, Newton Falls, New Cumberland Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Jewelry and other valuable goods, received and for warded with despatch. Tbe collection oi Notes, Bills, Drafts, and accounts prompt ly attended to . J. S. LOCKWOOD, Proprietor. A special messenger will leave on Tuesdays of each week. will leave Cleveland on Thursdays; for puipose of taking packages of Money, Aia-Civas. C. C. Cobb, Cleveland, Baker U Forsythe, Pittsburgh. J. R. Cecil & Co. Massillon. Clarke, Parks f- Co, Rochester. E.N. .Parks, Youngstown. W, B. Taylor, Warren. A. 4-N. Clark, Newton Fall. ; Wm . Ward, Ravenna. . E. Rawson, Akron. Daniel Worrell, Hudson. Wm. n. Burke, Canton. ' April S5,. 1851. . -- - - Chairs by Sleam. rriHBisubscriber successor of Taylor


ocr: C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravenna; L Tessa nfl -k Co., Salem Gibbs & Day,. Dearleld; 3. Commins, and Beebe & Elkins, Akron, D. P Baird St Co. New Baltimore, Walter Dickinson, nanaoipn; J . B. w ooas, u nionvowB; u. Kostwick, Edinburghj J. Campbell Newton Falls; and by merciuiDS, iruggiais, otv. in aaoxiy witjj town in me united citates ana t-acaaa. . ,. l V i, SLOAN'S Celebrated Medicines ' ' ' : Ir- roa Z-i,i HORSES A.ND CATTLE. No medicine in nsa has aeoomplicliad Many Extraordinary Cores, and given tw Universal Satisfaction in every variety a'aat 'stage of disease, or that has had so Bztesf sive and Rapid a Sale as Sloan's OintsaasV and Ocndition Powder.'. (, jj- j , . t . i- Thi Ointment i rapidly, fuperseeg.aja, itlier Ointraenta and .Liniments for the aura af .Frosh wounds, Galls of all kinds, Sprajav Bruises, Cracked, heels, Ringbone, Wind jails, Poll Evil, .Callous, Spavins, Sweeney Fistula, Sitfast, Strains, Lamanasa, -Sandl Cracks. Foun lered Feet, Scratehoi. Ji-Gra,-Mange, and Horn Distemper, in .. ;.'. n. The Condition Powder ; will. ron. aA, inflammation anJ fover, purify thbl30 toor vn the skin, cleans the weter,and stfongUiets. vary part of tlie body; an' has provoJ .a sovereign remeJy for the fdlbiwiug'diseattfs: . Distemper, Hide bound, Losa e? Appetite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammationr )f the eyes, Fatigue from hard exerarse ; alsoy Kheumatisni," (commonly.1 called a tiff ooia "laint.1 which proves so fatal to many valua ble norsm-.u tkis.oountry.-, It is .ftlw a amfe ind oortain remedy or eoughsani oWs VWqU generate so many fatal diseases. i'- Thcso reme.lies Never Injure, and Always Oure if the directions are follows!. - ' FOR FAMILY USE," ' Sloan's OintjnTOt i Mild, Safe, Thororijb,' in l universally acknowledged to bearrinfaHi-' Me remedy in every ease where it ha bt'ao faithfully applied on the human system, fnr. iromoting Insensible " Perspiration, drawing, ,iut the inflammation from a woun l, relieving lain of every kin t an:l in its healing qualities lie world does not produce its equal, anil the' tiblio pronounoa it the cheapest and bort- ' ''amity Ointment that has ever been uses. 'All diseases of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers,. ' 1S Sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Burns, ! Juts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore. Nipplev ."lore breasti, Diseases of the Eye, Ague ia. he face, side, back, and tbe othor part of tke ystom, Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Brut' !"resh Woun Js, Piles, an 1 every kind ef save ontaining the least particle of infiamnaatie, re permanently ears 1 by this jrat reaaeiy. ftj For further particulars aril a Malta- -tain of CartificatM of Ramaxkablfe Cacea,.. at Faaapnleta of Agents. ,' j ; -MS. " ..s-j-.i';


ocr: CHARTER OAK Life Insurance Company of IIAKTFOUD. C( NN. CAPITAL $200,000 securely invcstel under lhe sanction aid approval of the Stale Comp troller; one of lire stfesi and must popular Compa nies in lhe United States. ALV1N BELDING, M D., Eiimining Phys'cian. E. SPALIiING, Ag't for Portage Co. Au. 1551. if


ocr: WM. FRAZER'S SADDLE, BRIDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK AND .f--i H ARDW AREDEP0T. I Opposite the City Bank. IS again in fill! blast in ifori'sequ'ence f a fresh arrival if a splendid and fcowPtETB assortment of Saddle aud Harness Trira- minga, including -i - ,: .20 dozen Japanea i.,-, . ; f Malleable Loon Bolt Pad Hooks, . Syratust PatternySilver JPlated Brass : Urescent Terret'-'iSeiJ'Aajusi- ,.. i ingand Jappaned Trees SILVER AND BRASS FRIKCK8 PATTERK BCClCEfc) Patent leAther.Varnfsh JWlups, SWfre chains, j igpoack, and Cotomlhi$ftl-t t which, will be -sold Also on hand arplendid' lot. of Saddles, Harnett, Travelling and Hand Trunksy aU of which win he sold low, ,., : t (tT Repairing done or,let! f Ravenna, Oct S3, 18S0, r.T SEYMOUR Teceived i his day Bept, JU m loth, 1X50 direct from the Manufac turer end warranted of beat qualityiS-5. 4.1 , 3 cases Men Double Sole Thick Boots . ; 4 ' "i Best quality Kip. s'- LijJ, ; tuHA f Stout Calf; " i f .""" Boys Double SbleTlirck," : ' ' Youths, do "" ' which will be sold cheap. " . j, 8500 Dnt&0 s pf .;eady. JMade Clothing . i y!f' lLs LkS. D AY.1 fgj fe". i 'g TTAVE just received.the. largest and best JLJL,assori merit of Keady Made .Clothing ever offered, mjthie Market coiisutiner of Over Coats of every style,, Press 8f. Frock , Coats, Saeks qcjcetteeslraQla loons 8f Vests, an endless.variety . a SHISTS, XJNPER, SniBTS AND DRAWERS, ' ; All of which is entirely new and of th( atest fashions, and bo'i ; within the lait 4 weeks with nelt cash, and as we do not calcu late to be run off the track at present try any Old Clotl.es Establishment- from Cleveland or any where else, we would say to all in want- of Clio thing,? call and eiamine .for yourselves. , --T J "5H.L;kR.,DAY. Ravenna, Sept.' 20.1850.' " C 1IIRTS Just received a new lot of Gents


ocr: Mr grOHll larger propwrtiun uf eth Uian may other maladjr that ttltom,. the humm fnmWy; and, sdUI wiitim t few ytr, thaw hmsckfi ben ut eertain rmmmtu It mod tint nutatlM at riu .. itrrer. But mm BRANT'S INDIAN"; mWMW BALSAM form in, may of tbe mo.t Xmglv marked nU MpiSS r ,""d IXNQS such MureLl if sum S wr nnnt ome of the nmictcd persona, m to havo boeu prooouDOod by . jtAMrtiiM mod fnetkU u tw actval.t dvwo. Sofa, Mrim nnu ntcir irur "u-ciuinr maue, hnvu bvctl cartM, KB? TOT K Khera, who tt wm m Id woo I nut fiv auutber day, tvm now wen Md OMity ttny vtr wece. , It pitPWMN all tho cleantin? and rarlMnr rlrtsMt sovrir if powerful oikI active u the pmparauoa which wa call BRANT'S INDIAN PURirYlUp I XT ACT. ; Ttte Baloam di flora from tha Extract, bocamso tt pomjim iit oral mtdicatiema which art ptftUiarif-stdafiUd to, ami mr4 M 1 UaUm cwarif or. IrW curt o v K COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS," nd all dlwwrs ot a jMihutin.ry n.lur. mch dlsoSMs ss bbq. a'af pr"T" " tuS aDur ordinary treatment, wtea Off attack ' Bretxt, Throat, Lun;j, andjtteait.. This BALSAM lir.vt.i . ci.r.I I'Lcnn in the. I.VTfOm) ' and elmwhare febnwA.. aa nttiM, ond mUv m tkt Fvaww ' INU EX-ra.CT euret and atnfa nteer. erternatlw. Thi Balaao, ejirea sink am of Com and CM.tmpt ion gal f TSR, after ; all (Hlwr reuaolun aave Jailed to 4. oooi. , i Thousands of Consomptioas rwl rirrisf famMmm slinn1jalW arawa lla wLUu . micli dioeaen,aii(i its undoubted curative power, and oouthTii Kmicaar niircnrrs, iu intv naww iiiai :uiu(nitM mmi VMHM vix. Spitting of hlood, HUfdmy ' tlm 1mus, pain m aW Jkawl mmd Side, Aibf-StMttffe, Kerwotn Cosmrlnimtt, AilyiMMs tkm Hrart. I 'hotem Infantum, Dyienterf aud Smmmtr Cvmtfiaimtt Ift ChHdrtn and Adutt. ami all Femau Waaxauasa. -4 ' consumptiow: " '! A DYING WOMAN CURttfcT1 Hila BKIJtAM is ummI, eren nfrr Hie porooa to mmnitrrd , physiewiis and friends to be In tbe test -4,tum if 4itntss artuailT ' lriMb ftod. ID Ihio caae. so r cons, taos sL asiantB. aaaJl . UVatAI.CLOXftKS twe bought! for t)w p9rtilart this C atria um rwwpefrmrosm a ma maaommsta prooj u jyj 9m mxfi laciaj. wb rvivr tw tmr raxrin.KTi. Thiaoire waa effected on Mrs. ZIBA rvirrff ITf if TttM I ton Spa, Saratoga Cvttnty, V. Y. We can prov, bejrta4 a 'oubt. ww my other, almost tftsaU hopeirm, mma fcwmiUi a' sea of fought and ContmrnptiuaM C'L'HKl). whir a ware prm nnuttcrd incurable by SKlLrvtf rHirsiCIA. - A DOCTOR CURED! DR. J. W. FRENCH, of HMmdalt, Uiffmbth vntv, MMtgmmx 1 alrotit tlte 1H of January.84U. wrote a fbllmra : " I hae baoj in the regular pruciict; of utediciiM in (his ptara for ho roara 'tut was oblird to quit lh practice of mr protVotfoa la aam ? notice of ill litalth. I was so severvly a&licted with a CVmss Useast of the l.vngs, cm to conriuco mm that I UmD TMB CaMa i WMrTioN, post doubt. I eoobed almuot iuconaoiiy, aixbt mod tiny, and lind -vere pain anil oorenost Vn my choat, aide, aa ' breast. I tried the rvniwtliea ivcomnmuftHd by Lha meat oaalfta , of the profe'sion, aU to no oflrci, oxceptinx tho aoosea and d bilhy caused by them. I wao )n'jodi)ed axainat paieot ardw ( rineo, and have no fnhh now in Uwrta xeuorallj. But I wo induced es nn exiMritnent. uiore than throuxk frUth !o tri a bottle id Bit A NT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; wssl I do here acknowkdxr ff the beuofit of the adtictetl or wooes -tl may serve, that Iho etfcd of it um ma turn was the nuaat prompt aimI salutary of any mwltcinoo I ever wluteoood th rlTrcl of tn all my practice. Mv voinjh wot immediately rWiVt-n aikI iu about eixht or ten days I was free from cough, aoraiuuM ' of the chet. ond paiu, and now cutuidor and prunoimt mgsetj WKl.L MAN. fc Dr. Freacb if now a respectable dnijrflsl at Hillidala. . i FITS,. FITS, FITS. Messrs. J. K. MPPINCOTT k tK.X. ittspoctable aMrcIsana at ttUlsyrote. Hullitan eomnty, tmntylvuniy wro! to uo. May 12, 1849. elHtinx, nmuiif otlter BRNRt iT which he! heoa mw :. rived from tho use of B KANT'S PULMONARY it A L AM. that ona of their cu,uuers had Just informed lltuua taal he ihild. which had betsh subitrct to i its far tevtral LMrs. waa cured by the ttte uf UHASj 't MM.SHX Would soon be in a Grave. Mr. WILLIAM D. JKSNING3. a snorrhaut at ron Centre, AtKtubnta rowafy. Ohio, wrote lo us. Orioler ?. IMl. tnd rated a cure of Cinm:tio)i which rhe aoe uf BRANTS 1 t.MHJX Fll.MOS.1KY Jt.4I.SJM hail rttoetcd ia Mr. WIL LIAM C'ROCKKT.ofbn ailtoinmxtowD. He said Mr. ncsr rt hail um slit relief fnnn t)ie best phnldane and lruirirrtna , uiedirines, but found nouo, for the fatal hand of that unroKw- ' int monger, 'tmumpHm, hod takou Wt Intid ou his TitaKaft was sodestrnyiniraiid dfbilitntinx his bodv, that bo was a tr skeleton. He was girem mj by his phvslc.ans aud all friend, i oriV wliu would scon inhabit a yrtrfr. But oven lu this lal extrr mitv.(rim:o nm marvellous as ttniav Mvni. Tet ii Utra. tliar fheueof t)lv Jfrr butlfetut Hit AST'S INDlAK PI'I.MO , NARY BALSAM luu uiKranoiretl ttia band of Um Haatroyar. u4 restored Mr. brocket to beaUli, and ho is now a hmaUkjf,hmrtft t rufged ma .' S. D. DANS', Ksiq., merchant and pnstmmsUr mt Jmfewmtm, a . adjoining town, wrote to us about the same I.bhm. aad tm.wrm tliattw was iiriiiininied with Mr. Chockst, am) ttijted t km -CI' RE, and all the abote-mamud jefo. Could not Live a Day longer! . Messrs. K. B. CALDWELL CO., of Kamt Oewrjo, tmn0 ' Co A". riespertabledmxfcistswroMtoao: - We aavo it neanl, through Mr. Wliilemafi, a rmporteld ritiaea W ihla i rlace, of an important cure of Consumption, which Bk amy's niman Pli.monart Balum has produced aw fl.a wife an artniaitHanco of his, who reoldeo In the tow a of PalornM. ia this county. She had len hmv confined lo her bed, aud wna at danxenmalr diaeasad, that nor friend levvd it iapooi bio for WrtoirroiorrMtra ONE DAT LONUER. B.wumi all other hope utterly fbtled.she cososoraeed lakfnr hmjtiT Pl'I.MtMAH Y HA I. SAM. and iu niedtcej offieacv aa tnmmm her from A pvisc acn, S4i that site la now goimg abomt mmd mm- f tending to her Humes fie aooaoitad ttffairs and dvtim. Hheackaow) ed.'es. and It is very evkhnt, that she U indebted to HftAXT BALSAM for her recovery from a km, vere. and Waro ous sirVueKa ; mid her friends aud ueihbur aotuidor Hurt aieeV ictne invaluuhle.w v , RAISED FROM THE GRAVE. Messrs. PRATT It FOSTKR oamakialt West fmmtmmM. Conn Mid HRAST'S HALS AM had orfenod rams ef sat hopeless cases of CoNSCMmoa la their Uiwa.laat tow wm


ocr: iNEW ARRANGEMENTS. - 1IURLBUT & FOX. SUCCESSORS of T. Jones & Sons have iust received a large assortments of the best American and Italian Marble. Per sons in want of any thing in our line, are in vited to call and examine specimens ot our work, styles of finish &e., and we think we can satisfy all. G. W. Fox (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still continue to manage tne anairs oi me shop, Ravenna, Dec 16th, 1850. S89 D OCT. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELTS AND MAGNETIC FLUID, for sale by A. V. Horr, Agent. Shalersville, January 1851. DRIED APPLES CHEESE BUTTER Also most kinds of Produce wanted in exchange for Goods. Oct. 26th. i". "W. SEMOUR. A LARGE assortment of Grocerios,Crock ery. Hardware, Nails, Glaes, Paint, Oil be. tic. Oct 12. GILLETTs. PAPER HANGINGS Window Shades, Wall Puper, Bordering, &c- tec. Oct. 12,1850. GILLETTs. H OT CAKES. C. Hatch keeps ennstant- lv on hand and for sale. Corn meal and Buckwheat Flour. Dec. 7ta.


ocr: I. ALCORN. : . W CLARK. ALCORN & CLARK, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, SHOP in Mason's Block, over Row ell Co's Store, Ravenna, Ohio. This nd Summer Fashions just received,. Cut tine done to order on the shortest notice. Ravenna, March 19, 1850. '


ocr: alsos; a. Harris. "!'',.' dr. i. e. carter HARRIS & CARTER. SURGEON DENTISTS, RAVEN HA, FORT AGE CO,, OHIO. ; ItVork Warranted. ffOffice removed to Mason's Block, Up Stiars. ; ' BY EXPRESS Gillf.tts have just re ceived a large lot of "Bay State Shawls" which will be sold low for cash, . Nov. ?0th, 1850. MUFFS Black Lynx, Genette and Co nev Muffs a good variety at Nov 1. , , - ROWELL d Co's. I y& .UaXWJSS! 1HJJ7 yds. just received and selling very low bv Nov.-SO. C. Prestiss. IN SEED OIL lor sale by the bbl. or M-A gallon. C. HATCH. Ravenna, July gg, 1850. Ititil Koail Roots. H. L. fo R. DAY have iust received a large assortment of the real Califor nia Rail Road Boots, warranled to contain more Leather and better, the heaviest and best made Boots ever offered in this market, as well as many other kinds, viz: 72 pair double soled Cowhide Bsots, 60 do extra do do do 3 do do Kip do 48 - do do Lined Calf do -2t do Boys Kip do 24 do Boys Cowhide do 24 do Youth's Kip do 200 do Metalic Rubbers all ef which were bo't for cash and will be sold at very low figures for tbe same or foi Produce of any kind. . , Ravenna, Oct. 13, 1850. ' 300 Pairs GENTLEMENS, Ladies and Misses best Quality Metalic Rubber Shoes and Boots, just received and for sale by ' ' ' ' F. W. SEYMOUR.


ocr: u-Hir ro;.ait.ul uf aulu ttou uv tJlisr auladr UiU aMiett tic miinan icioity ; nj. mvii wiiifn 4- ycn.OMrrbMM S sTr fm .t PUIMONARP BALSAMS r fKi.Miu Cf,'--m7ii mil lw. jul uttA .tiiJ I.VKflU m.l . . . . .afore cW It mv vtimr codicil, r if taUaWy tnfimmmm or Uiuciijw him. H lll im i..,n .1 br :;ir to bm actvii.i.y rmc. tow wt tfaM hI. kuu. 1 . J . Uu . .IlKjr,. wliu il 'M f aid would nut llf. iMfa, d.. I pottte, 11m eUiiui,iivy and prirylll? inrff m wwbrful ul ictiw m pnrmmUm wwd, w 4 tl, BRANT'S INtlAN POUirTIKO IXTRMT'-Oi ft Hxla.lH iXm huM itwExfc.rt, Nmmm k l Mil rat mtdW'tliou, vMA mrt ptniiArln mSafHi Ut mni mn MM. -amMaww)SWwv....-jii jv, ,1lr, srif f -; i'f J TO H S AND CONSUMPTIONS fi i)j prove tiw fetal uitapr rdiiifc'jr jpulttnuaXf wmq ifav mm m - Atf-.i iti-.i t;u "i Tli in BAlJtAM hk.tj a .id rcilM Utjctott 4m LVW9 uiJ jJwvbere iifrrmtfly. m twrtiMg and mnUff at Crtc Tttitv :nu K tTKACT enra vna hmit mlceri mtermmU. Tbif fitthiM niraf) NWt cau-A '-i i'yti nnd ommctun) wrf tff ttm, ttiW Thousands ofCoiistuxiptioxia ml Chronic Clvjitt BbWiinnilv prwf m ikJO-toy tffUmtf m nch Iitfestiiei,aiKa iti umltotiHtar tu-uive power, aud toothtaf, aJm prui:rtiv. in tl4 Utiktvfimc complsinra um! 4vrMib it., r $pitii:ii nf fUosd, Udmp trt On i.ima, Ptrin afW JBriaf trtJ Site. yiVaA?J At emtrLiinl PasOaHoumfi Ms 'A DYING WOMAN CURttO 19 V: y 1 - ti.-, :tj rt- 1W frf 10 A f HA l.&.Vf ,'d UM- l,ja;VB nftajr. if xtm' ia) dor4 t' -i aire bou.d,t' Pw tinrtitkil U tM .. rn ! 'lis etH-l S,t,hui,ini firoij i, nil ,U tirCtiTrtau T.ir- ill .Itm MrITU vtBamtf as ', tuirtiLiv O-trnfy, .V. V. . CfcR Tjitv, Men fm trf ' t wM a,i o.tMurjflH; 'V.';i, hkK ftt Jts ,Wt incutuhl it) 9Kl!.ri:t. MtvilCIAH. ,--.-ia- .a poatb rIC LrKWr !!t. .1. W. KR KSCIU of WttpM, HiPtitlx miwlrk t'ltut thtr M tT Jmniurv. tW. wrJtii ftttliMM ! twefi n tliti rcjrtihir-tpnTCtice of tnmic'tw in rhi irv fur nv w ywifc 'ut vriw itli.v(id foquit ti fH-WicfipWitWtutt ilwit .mifiice iX litmlth. , l,w mi swrcn-lydlicti) witti t'ApjiMt hiirasr nf ihe l.mttm, u m couvine Dv ritat t maO TMXCu .fwrTMis, jxitt luiilrt. I OMiUrbrti etlmaat itirfaaiVr, mt Ihv. ( liad wrcrt f kill! :intl Mtn ru ;ii roV ctH. atiili. lvt ii-rur. I Tiwi I lie reiuanlio retAmranJKt b$ Bar mm jfcfllbl if Uiaj (trurtusivii, nil to w Ptfrci,xcvftinu (1 itusiiJ 4 W'i'V CAii-l l :l m. I -u prewi.Hi m. tn"T ptif ! rtf, stn-i htoH? tt( fi'tfUt- Ham in thi m nmtly; tU Lwml Tiiiic.v :i i't-ttM, mwrr than tlirotiJL f tit M trj m ifU- 6f 13 HANTS IN1HAN PITLMOM'ARV BAI-SAM : SnT i do Uvrv tirWu k-ilw, fW lltm heirwfmtf ltm eAi-cumrisruiA i w;iy ervtf rlmt ttnj urti-ov uf its uj nm.wn- tm jn4 'njiiipt wt aJiit;irv of ny' mtliiiMn I v wtWww 114 fli-Ct t' .n nil my frw-tk Mf eomgk wm hsttr aWtatriy wff 4 i.l iti Mtiou! mpm or fen lv I w irrr irum raoicft. Csa.Msnmm 1 i vt tut' chrtt, mid j-.it'H, 1 now eo.'diwf linn j w'w.t. mam."'- -: ...i- " - -; FIT13, FITS, F115itU VMW: J K. UrriKLfftr t!H J!C mripi &mkAln t ttHtttjrt. SUtrtrr:rmmJ if omtttyinsstiit. Wraatsj m Mfcy 2. IB IX olatiiitf. ttiiton oil:tr rrncmti) wtjirri hm4 mnt nvA fitu ttfcVof-flfiAN't- rVfMOXAUt A I, Ally iiu; out' ut ibfir ruiiimtn n ha'i jut luAmiMtt tSaamt dfeBaVtkrf bli'J. whch Lad Iw-fl miUja-t!! in riT fr rrd w karl br tbc nt of HHaST' AiAAK ' -! 1 A Would soon be in a Grftva. 'tstttt. Jtht-'b tht anttntv, t Aw. WWr ttf tfft, atTttf. ft t fii ra't-tt run- oi" ismjhi tiwh h tiW ur uf KHA YTw) .VM.1.V rri..Vf .V.R 1' li.U S.iM IU 4 Mr. WH i lwl .ftmeltt, rrli4' fmai Hn-. ih hralrMpa rtai m f atHrgliji. I iif foiiwr iHrti-. ftrrfte? finl hawl itbat ann.Hif. Mir TMrfur, fmuUhpticM, Lud tulx fM.LaAjm Humi.a$ .vsw-a-iUtrmyitijaiHt ili-liiUiiiif bUMttly.afctU W km im 9 AkMnm. : He wu ftrmp ty lit iiyW:iiiwt.-4 jUt MtmAa, Uit who iwjl.t jWKin inbttill tr prut. Hill m tn latJanj ixtilrrri!v.i(trHrr: and fttmrtrvmm kwtfiwli.W ffm littf ilivMtPtmiK Jlrt boiHt ot BRANTS M IMtV R Y h A LS A M Lu uncinrt taind of ilw rH . wv wtorfi Mr. CriAikaattoiirtfiUHidtU 1m im tp a kmjfM m S. D. UAKNL Km.. amaiH Mat i -wljnitilii)!' I"Wti, n-rotu tu us itaal fli ttuta IM, rtwI sK 1 duit b warn artjuaitUfAii wtttt M. Caax a&T, mm eefM 4 ctFKi: tTJtd ill tn aburemrrmd fetf. , Could not Live a Day.lonel


ocr: j ,i)e portage Sentinel. RAVE N N AT OHIO: - Monday, Sept. 88, 1851. DEMOC,A-TIC STATE TICKET - FOR GOVERNOR. REUBEN WOOD, : Of Cuyahoga. ' - FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR. WILLIAM MED1LL, Of Fairfield. : FOR SUPREME JUDGF8. WILLIAM B. CALDWELL, ' UUFUS P. RAN N EY, JOHN A. COR WIN, TO'JMAS W. BRTLEY, ALLEN G. THUR1MAN., AUDITOR OF STATE. " WILLIAM DUANE MORGAN, -TREASURER OF STATE. . ' JOHN G. BRESLIN, SECRETARY OF STATE- WILLIAM TREVITT, . ATTORNEY "GENERAL. GEORGE E. PUGH, ; BOARD OF PUBLIC WORkB. ALEXANDER P. MILLER. forSyenrs, GEO KGE W. MA NYPENN Y, 2 JAMES B. STEEDM AN, . 1 '


ocr: SLOAN'S Condition powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE, AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at Ho. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. Also, sold, wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, at SLOAN'S MEDICINE DEPOT, next door to the TJ S. Hotel, Buffalo, N. 7 And sold by 0See Sloan's advertisements in another col


ocr: SLOAN'S Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE, FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. Also, sold, wholesale and retail at the proprietor's prices, at SLOAN'S MEDICINE DEPOT, next door to the V & Hotel, Buffalo, N. f And sold bv f5r See Sloan's advertisement in another col- or&u.


ocr: Ohio Statesman. i'-"-"'-;si' tf'ljc 13 o wlhgc Sentinel. !i A V R N N A, OHIO: iti ti d n )' , Sept. 2t , 18 5 1. DUIKKHATIC 6TA1'E TIC KET FOR GOVERNOR. - REUBEN WOOD, Ol Cuyahoga. .. . , FOR l.lEliT. G0VEB.XOB. ' "WILLIAM -MEDiLL- -' Of Fairfield. ' ' " ' ' FOR SUPREME JUDCF8. "WilXlAM I?. CALDWELL, HUFUS IV UANM'Y, JOHN A. I OH WIN, ' THOMAS W. H Mil LEY, ALLF.N G. THUIIM AN, - AI DITOR fiP STATE. ' ' WILLIAM DL'ANE MORGAN, 'TREASURER OP STATE. JOLN G HRLSLIN, " t l.CRETAR V OP STATE. WILLIAM T REV ITT, - ATTORNEY OEXERAfc. ' GEORGE E. I'UGH, . BOARD OF ri'BLIC WORKS. ALEXANDER P MILLER. for3 year?, GEOUtJK W. M ANYl'Fh'NY, 2 " James ij. sj eehman, 1 Torlage County Democratic Ticket. For Common Pleas Judge, second sub'livis- ion of ihe Oth District, composed of iiumbull, Mahuning a d Porlage, LU.THEK.DAY, of Portage. . . ! For Represenla'ive, LOR IN BIGELOVV, of Palmyra. For Probate Jode, LUTHER L. BROWN, of Cha'rleaiown. -' "' " " '"' For tleik, ' EBENEZER SPALDING, of Ravenna. For Treasurer, CHARLES GREEN, cf Ravenna, For Prosecuting Attorney, S AMUEL STRAVVDER, of Ravenna. .:,' For Coiniiiissioner, MOSES A. BIRCH ARD, of Windham. For Director of Ii.fi.mary,


ocr: HtlllLBIJT Of 1'OX. SUCCESSORS of T. Jones Sons just rocetved a large assortments ofthe best American and Italian Marble. Per sons, in want of any thing in our line, are in vited tq pall and examine specimens of our work, styled of finish &c, and we think we can satisfy all. G, W. Fox (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still coptinue to maqaga l)e affairs of the sbop. Ravenna . Dec. 16th, I8S0. J89 A" LARGE assortment of Grocerius.Crock ery. Hardware, NaiU, Glass, Paint, Oil bc.be. Oct 13. . GILLETTs. PAPER IIANGQS Window Wall Paper, Bordering, tie- tC. Oct. 18,1850. ' CJlLLETTe. HOTCAIvES C. Hatch keeps constant ly on hand and fof salpCorn meal and Buckuheat Flour. Dec. Tth. CLOTIJS-rSqper French Cloth, Blue Black, Brown and Forest Greet), Super French Doe Skin Cassimereg. Also, a gen eral assortment of qiber stylpe of Cassi meres, together with a good yariety of Oyer Coat G loth, Tweeds, Jeaius, c. fee', can be foqqd very Iqw at ' Gh,ktts. Nqv. SOtli, 135Q


ocr: 'E. B. BIERCE & TAYLOR, Attorneys & Counsellors at and Solicitors in CUancery. Office in Campbell's Block, up stairs. LIJTHER Day; Attorney at Law, Kavenna, Office in the Grand Jury Room in Court Housj. E. H. WAIT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio. Office the old stand of Streator tt Wait. Ravennn, March, 6th, 1850. DR. ISAAC COLES, PHYSICIAN Sf S Palmyra, Portage county, Ohio. Office his residence at the center. 5-51 f. If. PRATT, M- I- PHYSICf AN AND SURGEON, OJOffice in P. VV, Seymour's on the public square, nearly opposite Court House. Ravenna, Sept. 29, 1850. 194tf. P C. BENNETT, M. D. j. HAYES, M. BENNETT & HATES, HAVE formed a partnership in the Prac tice of Medicine & Surgery for term of three years. Shalersville, March 8th, 1850. All those having unsettled acconnts tbe subsciiber are requested to settle same by note or otherwise without delay. P. C. BENNETT. SAMUEL STRAWWEIt, Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solic itor in Chancery, Ravenna, O. Office Main street, nearly opposite the House. 273tf It. P. ItANNET. . E. RANNEV & SPALDING, A. tt rneysat Law. RAVENNA, PORTAGE COUNTY, OyOffice in the Grand Jury room at Court House. July 17, 1847. DR.J.D. WELLMAN, RAVENNA, OHIO. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. IIUBLBUT & FOX. s1 UCCESSORS of T. Jones d Sons just received a large assortments of best American and Italian Marble. Per sons in want of any thing in our line, are in vited to call and examine specimens ot work, styles ot finish &c, and we think can satisfy all. U. W. ox (who is well known in community as an experience engraver) still continue to manage the affairs of shop. Ravenna. Drc. 16th, 1850. 289 BRIDGE PROPOSALS) SEALED proposals ibjMhc of a Bridge across the Cuyahoga in tbe Township of Shalersville. near old site of Moffet and Fankle's Mills, be received by the Commissioners of Por tage County until the first Monday in A u. 1851. said u ridge to be as follows: The height, width and to be the same as the old one. Five of Btringers, and six bents. The stringers to bo double. Eight stringers each length. An under-girder in the ale of each stringer bolted through, the out side stringer and girder bolted with an bolt one and an half inoh in size. The to be girted and braced, and the old to be used as far as tney win answer. By order of the Board of County Commis sioners. JOHN G. McBRIDE, Co. Auditor. Auditors Office, Poitage Co April 35. 135! , L. V. BIERCE.


ocr: Shoes, Shoes! G1 JSNTLEM ENand Youths' Goat Bro gans. selling off fast at the DRUG STORE iSIC. Hatch, where can be g found the ' largest and imimDB,iipi$nnn-jnpimbeet selected assortment in Town; call apd see quality and piiees. . ' Rayenna, July 8, 18 00. O. ji Jf If


ocr: ALCOPM j. . a.TVr.CLABK. I rf r iir TTtnlU V A FASHION A B L E TA II OR 8. SHOP ih Mason's Bioetf, oVer'Ro oil 'fc Co's Store. Ravenna. Ohio. This sBrinir Bd Summer Fashions just received Cut ting done to order on the thortest notice. :. Ravenna, March 19, 1850. " ""'!" 11 mac W. WOOOBBItML mi-


ocr: IIPRLBUT Oc VOX. 1 UCCESSORS of T. Jones 4- Sons have just rpceived a large assortments of the nest American and Italian Marble. Per sons in want of anv thin? in our line, are in vited to call and examine specimens of our work, styles of finish Sic. and we think we can satisfy all. tr. w. box (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still continue to manage the aguirs of the shop. Ravenna, Dec. 16th, 1850. 289 Franklin Mills Extra Flour. AND several other brands constantly on on hand and for sale a little below the market price. - 8. A. U R, A, GILLETT. April 18, 1851. HATS 3 cases Spring Style Hats, just received at ROWELL fc Co's. April SB.


ocr: C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravsnna; L Trsseett & Co., Salem; Gibbs & Day, Deerfield; I. D Commins, and Beebe & Elkins, Akron, D. P. Baird & Co. New Baltimore, Walter Dickinson, nanaoipn; j . a. rv ooas, u niontown; u. Uostwlck, Edinburgh; J. Campbell Newton Falls; and by Merchant, Druggists, &a in nearly every town in me umtea states ana uanaaa. ? - SLOAN'S Celebrated Medicines . roit HORSES CATTLE. - No medicine in usa has aocomplinhed et Many Extraordinary Cures, and given so Universal Satisfaction in every variety and stage of disease, or that has had so Exten sive and Rapid a Sale as Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powder. - . .. . . The Ointment is rapidly superseding ail other Ointments and Liniments for the cure of Fresh wounds, Galls of all kinds, Sprains, ii'niiaes, Cracked, heels, Ringbone, Wmd galls,. Poll Evil, Callous, Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula, Sitfast, Strains, Lamaoess, Saud Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, ilange, and Horn Distemper. - The Condition Powder will remo.a all inflammation and fever, purify the blood, loos en the skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen every part of the body; and has proved a sovereign remedy for the following diseases: Distemper, Hido bound, Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exereise ( also, Rheumatism, (commonly called Stiff com plaint,) which proves so fatal to many Tama ble horses in th country. It is also a safe and certain remedy for coughs and colds which generate so many fatal diseases. . , These remedies Nevex Injure, and Always Cure if the directions are followed. - FOR FAMILY USE, v . Sloan's Ointment is Mild, Safe, Thorough, and universally acknowledged to be an infalli ble remedy in every case where it has b faithfully applied on tbe human system, lor promoting Insensible Perspiration,' drawing., out the inflammation from a wound, relieving pain of every kind, and in its healing qualities the world doss not produce its equal, and the onblio pronounce it the cheapest and. beet Family Ointment that has ever been used. All diseases of the Flesh, Obstinate Ukere, Old Sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Burnfv Cuts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague la the face, side, back, and the other part of the system, Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind of sore containing the loast particle of inflammation, are permanently curel by this great rsms,iy 05" ' For further particulars and a Multi tude of Certificates of Remarkable Cares, est Pamphlets of Agents. -' . W. B. SLOAN, ' -Grand Depot, 40 Lake St., Chkngi, 11.. ,


ocr: iNEW ARRANGEMENTS. ':., IIUKI.BIJT & VOX, SPPCESSPRS. of "T.. Jones 4' Sons have just received a large, assortments ef the best American and Italian Marble. : Per sops in want of any thing in oifr line, are in vited to call and examine specimens of our uork, styles of finish &c, and we think we pan satisfy all. ;- .- . ,-, .. Q. W. Foa (who is well known in this comnjqniiy as an experience engraver) will still contjnue to manage 1 the affairs of the shop. '' ' ' '.''. ,' . - , .-. Ravenna, Dec Ipth, 150. . . . . J8B DOCT: CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELTS AND MAGNETIC FLUID -for Taleby -j A. V. Horb, Agent.' Shalersville, January 1851. ' '.3 RIED APPLES CHEESE BDTTER "Also most kinds of Produce wanted in exchange for Goods. - r - Oct. 6th. - . F. W. SEYMOUR. AARGE assortmept of Grocerius.Crock ery. Hardware, Nails, Glass, , Paint, Oil tic. ttc. Oct 127 T"" GILLETTs. PAPER HANGINGS Window Shades, Wall Paper, Borderipg, tec- ttc. " ; Oct. 18,1850. . . GILLETTs. TTOPAKES C. Hatch keeps ennstant XX' ly oh hand -and for sale. Cora meal '


ocr: J. W. THO 71 SO A, L m SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, ifliss. O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. "ilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found al all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive tho earliest attention on his return. • March 23, 1849. 30-1 y

place_of_publication: Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.

name: The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent.

publisher: Wm. F. Eisely


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER, D. D.S. - ' ! PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: THOMAS RYAN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER !


ocr: HO Gilder, tionforall ficeinthe is the Port IU. GILLESPIE, HO USE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER; Gilder, GJazierandPaper Hanger;Imita tionforall kinds of wood and marble. Of. ficeinthe brick buildingformerlyoccupied is the Herald and Correspondent Office. Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. 2-tf


ocr: Luw Notice. JOHN T. CLARK, U AS resumed the Practice of his Pro 11 fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod. ney, Miss. July 5,1850-45-ly


ocr: DR W. T. OWEN, Office over Mr. N. P. Moody's Drug Store, PORT GIBSON, Miss. Feb 8, 1850. 24.6m


ocr: GEORGE V. TIOOOV. •Attorney at LtJlW, POF.TGIBSON, Miss. (Officeoppositeand neartheCourt-House . Nov. 26, 1847 13-1 y


ocr: THOMAS A1ÏMAT. Attorney &• Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law,, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1Ö50


ocr: CIGARS. CHOICE Havana's just re received bv SPOONER FORBES. 17,500 Nov, 1850


ocr: a Christmas Fixings. a r DRUMS FIGS, •) 25 Barrels Apples; 40 Boxes Raisins, 400 German Toys, 100 lbs. Artificial Candy Fruits, 100 do. Assorted Candies, Colored Sugar, Citron, Currants, Pecans, Almonds, Cream Nuts, and a host of good things on hand and for sale by Dec!20, 1850 SPOONER FORBES.


ocr: Spooner Forbes, FAMILY GROCER, No. 7, Stamps*. Row, Port Gibson, Miss. ll-iy November 8, 1850


ocr: DAxHIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Comer of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, espectfully inform the public at large, that they keep constantly hand and for sale, as low as can be afford a general assortment ot Troduce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Molasses, Coffee, Whiskey, Sugar, Dried Beef, Butter, Mackerel. Tea, Cheese, Bran, Ricë, Pork, Shot, &c. on Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., —ALSO— A general assortment of Queenswnre , Wood ware, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assort men t of Fancy Articles, # SMtö 3 Hardware , Stoneware , They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give satisfaction.


ocr: CHARLES JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, Grand Gulf, Miss., first door above J. YV. Champlin's, respectfully inform the public, VV that he has opened a general Groce Store, in Grand Gulf, and will keep on and sell as cheap and on aïrèasona terms ss any Merchant in the variety ot Produce ând Groceries, which can be found the Coffee, Salt, Mackerel, Candles, Pork, Candies, Soap, Shot, Sugar, Flour, Potatoes, Cheese, Tea, Molasses, Lard, Butter, Bacon, Crackers, Bran, Lead. Rice, Sperm Oil, Lard Powder, Dried Beef, Hams, Cigars, ALSO—'An assortment of Hardware , Glasswdré , Spices, &c., &c. Tobacco, Stoneware , Woodware , Tin and Queensware; Bootsand Shoes, Fancy Cutlery, Hollow Ware, etc. He solicits the patronage of a public, and assures all who may him, thait no pains will be spared on daft (o render general satisfaction.' July Id, I860. VtAj


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail WROCER , CHURCH STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, low as can be afforded, a general as K ts sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be lound the Whiskey, Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese, . Crackers, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, —ALSO— A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queensware, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene, ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 following: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Bran, Rice, Spices, Lead, &c. Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, 32-ly Shingles, on hand and for


ocr: A. SWAN, Watchmaker, jeweller AND SILVERSMITH. ESPECTFULLY in forms the citizens of Port Gibson and the pub lic generally, ihat he has returned from New R N 3 now Orleans, with a general assortment in his line of business, comprising in part the following: GOLD AND SILVER Gold Guatd, Fob and Vest Chains, Gold Pencils, Watch Keys , Shirt Buttons, Èreast Pins, Bracelets, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, (set and plain ,) Gold Lockets. Armlets, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Pens and Pen Holders , Cornelian Rings. -ALSO An assortment of eight-day and thirty hour CLOCKS warranted to keep good time. Every de scription of YVatches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Boxes, cleaned and repaired in the Nov. 8, 1850-11-tf best manner.


ocr: W . H. M'ALPINE, Attorney at Law. TTTILL practice in the Courts of Tensas, \j\j iVTadison, Carroll and Concordia Par i s h eSt an fi j n the Supreme Court of the State. Office, in St- Joseph, La. Oct. 10-1 y


ocr: Wm. M'N. Russell, S. F. R. Abbay. DtsTaBIIAY & RUSSELL, AVING associated themselvse in the practice of Medicine, offer their pro fessional services to the citizens of Port Gibson, and the vicinity. Office in the building formerly occupied by the Planters Bank. May 10, 1850. B 37-ly


ocr: J * w. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Tf is«$. O FFICE at the residence of Dr C. W. Wilson, opposite'the Court 'House, where he can he found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall receive the earliest attention on his return/ March 23, 1849. 30-ly


ocr: •- «V Motive. JOHN T. CLARK, • M AS resumed thé Practice ul his Pro II fession in the Parishes o| Madison, Carroli, Tensasan«! GortcordLa, and tn «he Superior Court of the Slate of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod ney, Miss. July 5, 1650-45. ! y


ocr: U * <■ [*rj r*' r r KJ Slii - DR & P. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. is rxu srrsaioa to axv INVIGORATING CORDIAL, AS IT RENEWS AND INVIUOgATES THE SYS TEM, GIVES ACTIVITY TO THE LIMBS, A\P STRENCTU TO THE MUSCULAK SYSTEM, IN* A MOST EXTRA ORDINARY MANNER. TO MOTHERS ADD r r -


ocr: W. S.CH AN DLER., D. D. S. PORT GIBSON. MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the arl, and warranted durable for life. . * Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson. Jan. 15, 1850.


ocr: , THOMAS ARMAT. Jlltorncy § Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. Mforch ,


ocr: R ally, son Main jp fit age; side ears with and when Lowell to and with C Agent. May 23. 1851.' 39 6m A. *1. CARNAHAN, DRAPER & TAILOR. PORT GIBSON, MISS. R ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Port Gibson, and the public gener ally, that he has removed to the Brick building immediately above the Port Gib; son Bank, two doors below the Post Office, Main St., where he is prepared to make jp Gentlemen's garments in the most fash ionable style and on sbort-notlce. A good fit warranted in all cases. May 17, >850 38-ly Runaway in Jail. WAS committed to the Tail of Claiborne county, Mississippi, 3 negro man, who says his name is ALLEN, and that he b longs to Stephen Terry, of Jefferson county. Said negro is of a dark brown complexion; 5 feet 2$ inches high ; about 30 years of age; has a scar on his forehead, and on the left side of his neck; the lower part of each of his ears is off, (he says they were bit off in a fight with another negro): one lower front tooth out, and one upper front tooth broke. He had when committed, heavy irons on his right leg, Lowell shirt and pants, snd a feather belt. The owner of the above negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him out of jaik or he will be dealt with according to law. July 4,1851-45tf on A. H. BOBO, Sheriff and Jailor. C ROWN and Cast Steel HOES—40 dos Crown and Cast Steel Hoes. Jan 24' J S Master.


ocr: jr. W. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Hiss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall receive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: I« ;tw Notice. JOHN T. CLARK, H AS resumed the Practice of his Pro fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod ney, Miss. July


ocr: W.S.CHANDLERjD. D.S. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in tho art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limifed will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at residence, if desired. Requests may be left wrfh A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: A. SWAN, WATCH-MAKER, JEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH. H AS ju&t received a beautiful assortment of Watches and Jewelry, which he offers for sale on moderate terms. His present stock com prises in part the follow, ing articles, viz: M GOLD AND SILVER Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains , Gold Brooches and Breast Pins, Bracelets , Slides, Finger Rings, Ear Rings , (set and plain,) Gold Handkerchief Holders, Shirt Buttons, (set and plain.) Gold Lock ets. Coral Armlets, Gold Pencils, Pens and P en Holders, Gold and Silver Specta cles, Watch Keys and Seals, Silver Thim bles, 4'c., ÿc. -ALSO-— An assortment of eight-day and thirty hour CLOCKS, warranted to keep good time. Every de scription of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and |1usical Boxes, cleaned and repaired in the best manner. April 25, 1851-11


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. Attorney Sf Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La, March 8, 1850 27-tf


ocr: J. w. TMon8o;\, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Cribsou, ifliss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can he found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders letl during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-1 y


ocr: W.S.CHANDLERjD. D.S. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per. formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Re kerence —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: Law Notice. JOHN* T. CLARK, AS resumed the Practice ot his Pro fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod. ney, Miss. H July 5,1850-45.ly


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. « attorney Sf Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in tbe Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1859 27-lf


ocr: CtEOKGE ¥. ÜIOOJDT, •Attorney at LtJlW, POF.T GIBSON, Miss. (Office opposite am near the Court-House « 13-ly Nov. 26, 1847


ocr: s COTTON FACTOR, AND , MERCHANT, No. 46, Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS. 7-1 y HE subscriber will act as agent for George Connelly, Esq., and will attend to any business for him, in this and the ad joining countier, with promptness and de patch. Liberal advauces made in Cash Plantation Supplies on Cotton stored with him for shipment, to the ahove. " J. W. CHAMPLIN. Oct. 13, 1848. T s or 41 Grand Gulf, June 1, 1850.


ocr: li iw Notice. r T .Q JOHN T - CLARK, N Ab resumed the Practice of his Pro 11 fession in the Ptufshes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana, Office at residetice, one mile from Rod ney, -Mi»«. 5, 1859-45-!


ocr: J. W. 1JH0H80A, SUBGE0N DENTIST, Port Uribsoii, Hiss. O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. VYilson, opposite the Court House, where he ean be found at all times, unless absent <?n professional business. A1F or- ( der's left during his absence shall roeeive the earliest attention on his return- ^ March 23, 1849. 30-1 y (


ocr: wTsTch andler, d. d. s. * 3K «a m - PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. Svill wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf J. W. 1JH0H80A,


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, im SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Hiss. O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall receive the earliest attention on bis return. March 23, 1849. 30-ljr


ocr: W.S.CHANDLERjD. D.S. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per. formed according to the latest scientific improvements in tha art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with À. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: Law lYotice. JOHN T. CLARK. H AS resumed the Practice of his Pro fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod. ney, Miss. July 5,1850-45- ly


ocr: _ DR. W. T. OWEN, Office over Mr. N. P. Moody's Drugstore, PORT GIBSON, Miss. Feb 8, 1850. 24-6m


ocr: is M.GILLESPIE, HO USE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTED; Gilder, Glazierand Paper Hanger;Imita. tion forai] kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in tbe brick building formerlyoccupied is the Herald and Correspondent Office. Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. 2-tf


ocr: GEORGE T. MOODY, a Attorney at ItJlW, POF.T GIBSON, Miss. Office oppositcane neartheCourt-House • 13-1 y Nov. 26, 1847


ocr: THOMAS RYAN, BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. Attorney Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Looisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1850 27-tf


ocr: THE HERALD, A *> D - COR RESPONDENT. A*. FRIDAY, :JUNE 27, 1»51. UNION TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, non. ». S. FOOTE , Of Hinds County. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, JAMES A. HORNE, of Lauderdale. FOR AUDITOR, J), R. RUSSELL , of Carroll, FOR TREASURER, H ILLIAM CLARK, of Hinds. f OR CON GRE SS, \Ath District .]] A. B. DAWSON. FOR THE CONVENTION, W. S. WILSON. FOR REPRESENTATIVE, JOSEPH REGAN.


ocr: Barriere, Laeapere & Co., 20 Chartres Street, * NEW ORLEANS, MPORTERS and dealers in American, German, Swiss, English and French I DRY GOODS. Have constantly on hand a well assorted stock, which they offer at reasonable pri- ces«, at wholesale or retail. -June 27, 1851. ) 44-ly


ocr: (iREO Sc illeNEELY, . RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, Produce, Sfc. Comer of Fanner and Carroll streets, FORT GIBSON, Miss. their friends WOULDrespectfully inform Vt and the public generally, that they have associated themselves in the above business, and will keep on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general assortment of Produce nnd Groceries, among which will be found the following: Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candies, Sperm Oil, Powder, Brooms, Preserves, Dried Fruit, Fishing Tackle, Nails, &c., Molasses, Corned Beef, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Pickles, Rice, Pork, Shot, Codfish, Cigars, Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, Lard Gil, Hams, &c. «C., —ALSO A general assortment of Waodvcare , Queensware, CUTLERY, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of <9 Fancy Articles, HATS, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may them, that they will spare no pains to general satisfaction. All kinds ot Western Prodice kept


ocr: FANCY MILLINERY. Mrs. M. SCUDDER, R ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Fort Gibson, and vicinity, that she has commenced the »bove business, in the room formerly occupied by G. J. Weatherly, opposite J R. Murray's store, where she wouldbe happy to receive their visits. Mrs. S. has just receiv ed a splendid and well-selecrted stock of Fashionable Goods , direct from New Orleans, to which the inspec tion oftheLidies generally is invited. N g _Panama, Campeachy, Leghorn and Hate will be bleached at short notice, on July II, 185!.-45-tf Straw reasonable tero?s. of has and on


ocr: J. W. THOHSOft, ' - 7 m. 4? > $ >v SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, VS is*. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders felt during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: THOMAS AKiMAT. Jlttorney Sf Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law. and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Lootsiana. Office and residence ie St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1850 27-tf


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. ttffl PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference— 1 The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-lf


ocr: «liOUfiE V. nOODY, •Attorney at LiJlW, POF.T GIBSON, Miss. (OfficeopposiUanc neartheCourt.House w Nov. 26, 184*7 ' 13-1 y


ocr: Ii tw Notice. rt JOHN T. CLARK, Ab resumed the Practice of his Pro fession m the Parishes ol Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and m the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod. ney, Miss. f July 5, 1850-45-ly


ocr: fat ■ : ■. Si DR. & P. TOWNSENDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA 1$ m Sl'PSRlOS TO ANY INVIGORATING CORDIAL, AS IT RENEWS AND INVIGORATES THE SYS TEM, GIVES ACTIVITY TO THE LIMBS, AND STRENGTH TO THE MU3CULAB SYSTEM,IN A MOST EXTRA ORDINARY MANNER. TO »OTHERS AND


ocr: J. C. PATRICK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Grand Gulf, MISSISSIPPI B. COLEMAN will be associé „ . with him in all cases under his m 10 ' agement, in the Circuit and higher Cowu of the State. March 14, 1851. J. J9-lf


ocr: A. J. CARNAHAN, DRAPER & TAILOR. PORT GIBSON, MISS. ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Port Gibson, and the public gener ally, that he has removed to the Brick building immediately above tbe Port Gib son Bank, two doors below the Post Office, Main St., where he is prepared to make ap Gentlemen's garments in the mostfash ionable style and on short notice. A good fit warranted in all cases. May 17,1850 R 38-1 y Administrators ' Notice, N OTICE is hereby given, that, at tbe July Term, A. D, 1851, of the Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne county, Miss., the under signed presented their partial accounts as Admin istrators on the estateof Alex. Martin,deceased, which accounts will stand for hearing at the en suing August Term of said Court. R. VALENTINE, J. WOODHOUSE, Administrators. August 1, 1851 49 3t


ocr: Insolvent Notice. HE estate of William Davis, deceased, having been reported insolvent, tbe crad ilo r s of said estate are hereby required to file their claims against the said estate, probated according to law, with the Clerk of the Probate Court of Claiborne county. State of Misaissip pi, on or before the twenty second day of De cember, A. D. 1851. By order of Court. Tune 6, 1851. T JAS. A. GAGE, Clerk. 4J-6m.


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT Jlttorney Sf Cvunw* j H AS resumed the P ract ' ce t* will attend to any P«»*» '1^ gagements in the Parishes o Madison, Carroll and Concert*» the Superiomf>urts of Low«»"' u Office and residence in 8l ' jfrjf March 8, 1850


ocr: I E^The citizens of Port Gibson and vF cinity are respectfully invited to attend a supper, to be given by the ladies of the I resbyterian Church, on Wednesday, the 9th of April. March 14, 1851,


ocr: We arc authorised to announce JOHN Î. GUI ON. ms a candidate for Chancellor of ihe Staté of Mississippi, at the ensuing November election.


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ocr: GREE* & JIcftEELY, RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries , Produce , Sfc. Corner of Fanner and Carroll streets, PORT GIBSO.S, Miss. W OULD respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they have associated themselves in the above business, and will keep on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Molasses, Corned Beef, Dried Beef, M ackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, Lard Oil, Hams, Fishing Tackle, Nails, &c., — ALSO — Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Brooms, Preserves, Dried Fruit, &c., Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Pickles, Rice, Pork, Shot, Codfish, Cigars, &C. A general assortment of Wood ic are, Queensware , CUTLERY, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of ■w or— •9 J0H Fancy Articles, HATS &3ES4&SSS9 They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give satisfaction. Ail kinds ot Western Prod ice kept on


ocr: J. W. TIIOflSO\, 'S l-n B I f'* SURGEON DENTIST, Pori Gibson, .18is«. FFICE at the residence of Dr C. W. t'iison, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-1 y


ocr: ^he State of Mississippi > CtAiBoasE County, ' $ jVOTICE is hereby given to Robert Potts, guardian ot Ellen Graves Ward, to appear before the Judge of the Probate Court of Claiborne county, at the Court House thereof, on the 4th Monday ot February, inst., and present his annual account as guardian as aforesaid, and in case of his failing to do so, his letters of guardianship on the estate of said Ward, will re revoked. WITNESS Honorable James 1 Mp?!! A * Maxwell, Judge of the Pro la Mi . bate Court of Claiborne county, the fourth Monday of January, A. D. 1851, and the Seventy.Fifth year of the Independence of the United States of North America. Issued the 6th day of February 1851, JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk. 24-3t Feb. 7, 1851 the the in of Pro of of


ocr: GEORGE V. JIÖOÜI , •Attorney at PDF T GIBSON, Miss. (Office opposite ant near IheCourt.House . Nov. 26, 1847 13-1 y


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ocr: Insolvent Notice. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, > Claiborne County. ^ To all creditors of the estate of Freder ick J. Poor, deceased Y OU are hereby ciled and notified to present your claims against said es tate, declared insolvent, Probated accord ing to law, to the Clerk of the Probate Court of said county, or» or before the 15th day of May, A. D. 1851, for examination and report, or the same will be forever barred. Witness the Hon. James A Maxwell, Jndge of said Court the fourth Monday of October, A. D. 1850. Issued October 31st, A. D. 1S50. JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk 10.6m Nov 1, 1850


ocr: Lair .Notice. JOHN T. CLARK, AS resumed the Practice ot his Pro fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod ney, Miss. II July 5, 1850-45-ly


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D. D.S. 'T~^r - ■ PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. R KFERENCE The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


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ocr: J. W. THOJISOA, > SURGEON DENTIST, Port <*!?>*<>ii, His«. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. "ilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-1 y THOMAS A It MAT.


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ocr: GUOKGE V. .1IOOM , Attorney at LAW, POF.TGIBSON, Miss. (Office opposite anc near the Court-House. Nov. 26, 1847 13-ly


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ocr: UltEEft A YlcftEELY, U12TA.IL DEALERS IX Groceries , Produce , Comer of Farmer and Carroll streets, PORT GIBSON, TTTOULDrespectfully inform their VY and the public generally, that have associated themselves iu the business, and will keep on hand and sale, as low as can bo afforded, a assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the Molasses, Corned Beef, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, Lard Oil, Hams, Fishing Tackle, Nails, &c., —ALSO— Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Brooms, Preserves, Dried Fruit, &c., Coffee Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Pickles, Rice, Pork, Shot, Codfish, Cigars, &c. A general assortment of Queenswarc, Woodware CUTLERY, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of 19 Fancy Articles, f HATS, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may them, that they will spare no pains to general satisfaction. All kinds of Western Produce kept hand in their proper season. March 28, 1851. 31-ly


ocr: J. W. THOYlSO\, SURGEON DENTIST. Pori Gib«oii, Hiss. O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall receive the earliest attention on ht$ return. March 23, 1849. - 30-ly W. or


ocr: L ; «w Notice. JOHN T. CL'ARK, II Ab resumed the Practice -of his Pro II fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in-the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from.Rod. ney, Miss.


ocr: W.S.CHAWDLER.D.D.S. II¥ PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and varranied durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may beJeft with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference— 1 he citizens generally. Port Gibson. Jan. 15, 1850. 20.» r per will


ocr: R son ap fit age; aide and to and C A. J. CARNAHAN, DRAPER & PORT GIBSON, MISS. R espectfully informs the of Port Gibson, and the public gener ally, that he has removed to the Brick building immediately above the Port Gib son Bank, two doors below thé Post Main St., where he is prepared to make ap Gentlemen's garments in the mostfash. ionable style and on short notice. A good fit warranted in all cases. _Mayl7, 1850 38—ly Runaw&y in Jail. WAS committed to the Jail Claiborne county, Mississippi, a negro man, who says bis name is ALLEN, and that he belongs to Stephen Terry, of Jefferson county. Said negro is of a dark brown complexion; 5 feet 2$ inches high ; about 30 years age; has a scar on his forehead, and on the left aide of hi* neck; the lower part of each of his ears is off, (he says they were bit off in a fight with another negro); one lower front tooth out, and one upper front tooth broke. He had when committed, heavy irons on his right leg, Lowell shirt and pants, and a leather belt. The owner of the above negro is requested to pome forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him out«f jail, or he will be dealt with according to iaw. July 4,1851-45tf on A. H. BOBO, Sheriff and Jailor, C ROWN and Cast Steel HOES—40 doz Crown and Cast Steel (Joes. Jan 24 / S Masom,


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. Attorney Sf Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagemenls in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1850 27-tf in


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ocr: WATCH-MAKER, JEWELLER AM) SILVERSMITH. If AS ju*t received a beautiful assortment of Watches and Jewelry, which he offers for sale on moderate terms; His present stock com prises in part the follow, ing articles, viz: GOLD AND SILVER Hi Gdd Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Gold Brooches and Breast Pins, Bracelets , Slides. Finger Rings , Ear Rings, (set and plain,) Gold Handkerchief Holders, Shirt Buttons, (set and plain.) Gold Lock ets. Coral Armlets, Gold Pencils, Pens and P en Holders , Gold and Silver Specta cles, Watch Keys and Seals, Silver Thim bles,c., fyc. —ALSO— An assortment of eight-day and thirty houF CLOCKS, warranted to keep good time. Every de scription of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Boxes, cleaned and repaired in the best manner. April 25, 1851-11 LINIMENTS. USTANG Liniment. ,


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ocr: J. W. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Hiss. c O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 30-ly c W. or