ocr: SHRISTOPHE MEDICIS and DALI CJOUR LEDOUX, of the Parish of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, having filed their petition to be appointed Curators of the vacant Es tate of the late Pierre Lernane, deceased, lately of the aforesaid Parish and State. Therefore, auiy person having legal oppositions to make to said appointment will tile the same, in writing, within ten days from the date of the pres ent notice, at the Office of the Clerk of the District Court, in the town of Opelousas. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk. Opelousas, 5th March 1853.


The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: The undersi gned will fur nish Coffins on short notice 4 at prices. use of his Hier se will be giv en charge to pat rons. Residence, old Louaillier's store, near Catholic Church. SILAS HIARRIS. Opelousas. December 18th 1852.

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: undersigned haste ionor to liteora _ her friends nd t.he public, t1:ld i e manager of that establishment, and - she wibe prepared to accommoddte vseitowl ser ®' a ea the fnist ot June sat.TessTh Opelousas about 30 miles, mhonre a4 ar 4bnne 10 miles and fon Bayou C. 8i leo Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas. and Washington to transport an number of passengers fo the springs. The iitiation is one of the lealibsrgitid.t. Sate and the watess possess ive dirent edicat qhali-' ties, game and ish are be. waily be !pocured.-Gentle, of el a l brifng their gum Fihiangti; ma. Aaybpircbe.d at thehPea g. r las madned has de arrange. seebtte ts mn sic during the saon, a r willsi sever enerf ilon~odsatr a y new road bythemilland the dgee aloEg thre oe are il perfect order: A splendid ar-loom, fimrnised wit- the be-llquorn New Orleans market can afr.d, will be kept under the direerios af Mr.- Johna Coeran of Opilousas. _ Txras oftir By the month, i e4 ' Per day, 1 00w Children dd servants hal.ps-te, Ho°pesader day, 30 OpeloussrA 9th. 53.


ocr: will for Th e unde1 Opelousas, December 18th 1852.


ocr: 75~H] undersignedr e.cfuly.: f the T1 publitc hat t, yhi. ve prebmha this watering place dud are improving phe place for tha accompodation of visitors.-,The 8prnas aritan ted in thhe PineWood, Parish of St. andry, 37 miles north-west of Opelousasjot the came dis tan.* south of Ale xandria, andi north from 'Bayou Chid.t-Tigwat r higilly edhi i enal qalit and theu io .an Spring water and much appreciated b ills Deer,,fox and wildcat are numerous, affording Amn sporto the hunter, and the Lake, seven las in leash, With a dpth of twenty fee, ll tuate.~re mieis and a half from the Sp.g abounds in trout and other iae fih.-Apack of hounds for h1tian and boats for fswhig b ihe to the visi tors.-The best wsaad 1iquors wihtclthe New Orleans m.aktaad will he kept osrtly on hand.-C4 m ao n always be pserocue4 Ope lousas and Washington to transport sq number of passengers to the Spingp.--ood musdc *ir.l be furnished ad balls given twice pesweek, is.- Hunting horsesand vehioles to trasort la4e t. the lake will be kept for hire.- ne- qa.d o' hunting shouldbring their .gun.--Fihiug tackle may be purchisedat the i .-Visitors scei ved from 1st. May to ltt. Novembet. Tans or Bo.aD. By the month, .... . . .. Per Day, . . . . 1 0 Children & Servants, I.f price. 11 perd' ADsIGLE . EAIUAHAM3'.


ocr: E. Gi~nr&. F. J. Das MiJva. No 46,rr Rv OALN~L IIolUYE 185L2LE.' . 2i Dêo, 18.52.


ocr: JIJIJEN GONOU, e.wgtatiui et e.uctrttir SEc4iigera avec soin et e];asitsde de i3 tout« affash qui pourraient lài &Xe dbes pu oea quuiitês, poM r être réglées8 oit l 'aiamble «o~i~- ' ýiesJèiie Qpelouamp.k 231Mai 1853.·


ocr: E DMUND JOHINSON, of the Parish St. Langd'y, State of Louisiana, ha ving filed a petition for the appointment Administrator of the Estate of James Ney land, deceased, late of the Parish of St. Lan dry; Now, any person intending to make oppo sition to said appointmeut, will file the in writing, in my otlice, in the Town of Ope lousas, within ten days, firom the of this notice. A. GA(RRIUC ES, Clcrk. Opelousas, October 15th, 1853. T IIE undersigned having been . Notary Public for the Parish of Landry, will be happy to accommodate one who may have occasion for his services. JOHN F. SMITH. Grand Coteau, October 1st, 1853.


ocr: PUBLIC SAlE. Estate of Euptrosine Barr, dec'4 T HE public, are hereby informed that there will be sold, at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by a competent officer, at the residence of John Close, in this parish, On Tuesday, the 29th March 1853, all the property hereinafter described, belon ging to the Estate in community between John Close and his children, the issue of his marriage with Euphrosine Barre, his decea sed wife, to wit: A tract of Wood Land, situated on the Bayou Courtableau, in the Parish of St. Landry aforesaid, measuring 4 arpents front on said Bayou, by forty in depth, bounded on the North by land lHonord D)Ijean, on the South by the Tract hereafter described, on the East by land Public Domain, and West by said IIonord D)ejcan and said Bayou ('ourtableau. ANOTHER TRACT OF adjoining the former, containing four arpents front, by forty arpents in depth, bounded on the North by the lot above described, on the South by lands of Zdphirin ('lose, on the East by lands of said Zphlirin 'lose and 'u blic Domain, and West by lot aforesaid and the Bayou Courtableau.


ocr: P .c aA 3 ll,.1ý(1 .]aon ./ ,, _1) , i Y virture of a i'l ,''n, ,t ' , .. Fifteenth.Ju lici:il fiistrit 1', ur 't'tl 'i St;ate of loui. in: a, will b -1L,1 at 1ul li. .:, to thL t l a d ,h ,h-t hid,! r. alv 'a ~iuly - ni-.sii, .,I l o u(e t, In t 1.r,a n an: t r thl' ri. h , of St. L.tidrv. at the residence of Mr. Jalnme i. lt , at'lait h min ,rulcc e, in thi lark.h, O) \vctIn( .sdtay, 21st ScIptembn r l I:, the t llwllill n dC f r; ibed prO p rt\ li i 1 bel 1 rino to thecnm unt ity existing bIhet I" t t] :1. Slairnian and James 1). o),cs, her 1,', .n.t. to w it : A C('ERTAIN T''IIAt'T ('1 WOOD LAND, ýituatc in this tpari.h of St. L,:lndh'v, on ill,. l;bv u I'laqueuinc Jl ul,, n hu '"-t tank. ha-in,, two,.:,r ., fr,.nt on Badi ,l lyu, ,imi lllllltiite to the lrair:i , ctntainin alt, ot tr't; hoor nt.t. lunlidelt above I v lauds toft SIoltnltt And iusand htielw ot la nils no w own,! Ilv iabriel Lyon.. and M:alachiallh Clark, I cingi the samie purchased from Lemtel Anitru-. a: ier act I is-Aid before 1. LajeLlw. 'THE BUILDINGS IMPROV'MENTS situiat,, U in the lInd wh,.re the ..aid J:tm,. D .3 .it n,,w rtt .etsidt. , c rnt.i t t in t , l dwt llin, ma., out-,use.. A,.. fmwing. (thi l'anI be ing 1ublic lawn ) FIVE SLAVES, uf both sexes and diffcrent iges. THEI CROP OF COTTO.V, ict t itin ,in il SiX bal es, wcilhini ! twenty -ix hndrlred and eighty tuunds. :., l.-adss of 'vtllc hliornt'd cattl,: 1 Amiericcau Ilorsin; 1 <'_r'Iitle c(''tol(- horses: one crcol]' in.ne.-ont, ('ltlo'k: Ablout 10 )lh.adls ofsh'ltp: Ioutseliold Furitttre: 1 n1w sulk): 1 OX cart; I old carri;t2': 1 I)oiuble Barrel Shot (ttuit: 'lTr(ee lairs anl a half of O()xni 5 Fatletr Be ls atnl Mattrass'.t T'I mI: E -CASHI. J O siP I1 A.NDIuI .E.


ocr: .4JC HOLLIER, Peqntre, Vitrier et Tapissier, INFORME respectueusemcnt esc aiis et le public en général qu'il est, comme par - passé, prêt à entreprendre tonu ouvrages concernant les différentes branches du peintre en bâtimeas, du vibrier lu tapissier, et ce, ami prix les plus mod4sio Les ordres de la campagne seroi proip lement exécutés. Opelousas 4 Juin 1853. 3m.


ocr: JULIEN GONOR, cong.tabir et aolecterur. S E chargera avec soin et exactitude de toutes les affaires qui pourraient lui etre confiées en ces qualités, pour étre réglées soit à l'amiable soit par voies judiciaire Opelousas, 21 Mai 1853.


ocr: VENTES JUDICIAIRES. Vente Publique, Biens en communauté entre Martha 11ar mnan et James D. Moss, son époux. N vertu d'un jugement rendu par l'hon la Cour du 15me District Judiciaire d( de la Louisiane, il sera offert en vent( au plus haut et dernier enchéris par le ministère d'un encanteur public et pour la paroisse St. Landry, à la ré de James D. Moss, à Plaqueminc en cette paroisse, le Mercredi, 21 Septembre prochain, les propriétés ci-dessous décrites, ap à la communauté existante entre Harman et James D. Moss, son é. savoir: UN CERTAIN Lot de Terre Boisee, en cette Paroisse de St. Landry, sur Bayou Plaqueminc Brulée, sur la rive de ayant deux acres de face sur le dit ba. et s'étendant dans la prairie, contenant quarante acres, borné au-dessus pai terres de Solomon Andrus et au-dessous les terres appartenant maintenant à Ga Lyons et Malachiah Clark, étant la mê qui fut achetée de Lemuel Andrus, d'a un acte passé pardevant P. Labjche. LES EDIFICES ET AMELIORATIONS se trouvent sur la terre où le dit James Moss maintenant réside, consistant en Maison de Résidence, et autres rrâtisses, &c., (la terre étant publique.) ESCLAVES des deux sexes et divers âges LA RECOLTE DE COTON, en six balles et pesant vingt mille cents quatre-vingt livres. 25 têtes de Bêtes à Cornes douces, 4 Cie vaux américain, quatre che créoles doux, une mule créole, 10 têtes de moutons, Meu meublans, une pendule, un sol neuf, une vieille voiture, une à bouf, un fusil double, 3 et demie de boeufs, 5 lits de et matelats. CoNDITIONS:-COMPTANT. JOSEPH E. ANDRUS, Agent de James D. Moss. Opelousas 20 Aout 1853.


ocr: ARPEplTATÂE.! JOHN McDONALD se rendra prompte ment à tous ordres qui lui seront tran» mis pour arpentage qui lui sera demandé. Son bureau est chez Mr Chs. N. Ealer, rue du Maine, aux Opélousas. Opélousas, 8 Mai 1852.-la.


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: ON HAND AGAIN!! NEW LOCATION. THE Undersigned Is happy to Inform his friends and eus - tomers, that he has removed his v SALAMANDER STORE, Upon t he. J? til lie Square:, And has refltted It again and ia ready once more to wait upon them to anything in the way of - DRY GOODS, '-'' - READY MADE CLOTHING, : BOOTS, SHOES, &C, &C, and will soon receive a New Stock of Snringand Summer Goods. , . . H. h. DAY. . Ravenna, March 10th, 1853..;. . ' .. Notice ' . ' THE Subscriber having been burnt Out twice within the last six months; and having met with considerable loss would, respectfully ask aU wuo are indebted to him, whose ecennU andaete rpastde, to come forward aud pay the same; and he traste that all such will feel it to be their duty and pleasure H-L. DAY. : - 408-tf ' Ravenna, March Wth, 1853. ; - - S, Smith, SI. D., ':v;'. JPhyslclan and Palioyra, Portsge County, Ohio."

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: Harris & Batterson


ocr: , DECEI VED LAssl WJStSl, oy.Kaiiroaa, a large ktoco. XV Goods, wlilch tbe suuscnoer onert at io w prices. Ravenna, May 11, 18-3. F. W. SEYMOUR. D RESS TRIMINGS A largo variety, at SEYMOUR'S


ocr: 1 i i i j The Grand. Fete of tbe 38th September, FRANCONl'S coiossal hippodeohe; PROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Headed ly Moms. Henri Franconi, in Person? ThlsgianUo and World-renowed corps, being the only Hip podrome in the United Slates,. wiH give lis flrst and only exhi bition in RJl PEJVJVjt, on VfrtdnetaMil,tkt&tk September. 0-frCABD TO THE PUBLICJ3) The srert success of Jlous. F -pnoooi's Troi'ne of Hlnno- 1 (vome Riders, pnd their uoeip.tapled popularity since liielr ' r.ri'ival id tbe United Suites- ;i liay U.bt, has Induced a num- berofsiaalltlrcBSjCiiiv. os,8i!e b;iows,ind otbe-' e:.hlbiJons not only to at'opt .be T'tle of "H "ppodrome,,; aixl to advert'se those darina: exhibit'ons for ivl icli ..Ions. Franconi bis rende- - ed himself celeb.vved tiironhoet- Ei'rope end lais onetry, bn . Ibev b. ve even bd tiie blt'sbinc effrontery to cony his bills. ' almost verbaiiu), nd by oiue unwo-ihy raens eadeavor o i palm Hiei1 Sfir ops uow upou i.ie pwoi e ror uiereat or y uai rod ;,enutne. wnicu r .-utoi s ntppocrouie aioue tins ibe power of ex . "omI-j"-. Tuose who hpve ever w!'.ne3sed or ha.' d oftbe superb ertl '' ',oa of Franeooi's Hippodrome, ned not be .'0 vised to t'oitfor the Grapd ', onWcdnvrtdei!, tie 28t lirpfabtr. Ftau co ill's Traveling: Ifiptxxlromc. BRILLIANT KEPfiESENTATTONS Of the ClitS'.ic Came-, as g'vea by the ancicut Greeks and Romans, together wit'o the DABING SPLEJIDOKS" Of ibe Hinoodrome, ane?ent p.ikI modem, by Fn-nconT's ! Grert Troupe, in wliieh bwotbVl Women and beauuiol Hones foitn t6 HV'llCiO 'l lOflcrsa. IfOXS. FEANCOiSI, and his Incomparable steeds Johnston and Eay. -d. ,Jfg.B jS1 Horse. Pioee MONS. i; CO - sod h's three Gymnastic Gems. Great Western Route of FEANCONl'S GOEGnOTJS HIPPODROME, With all lis sniroflked splcodors, Divlnj Chariot Paces, Gorgeous Pi-oce'Os, Modern Field Sport.-, aud other exclt innr pud novel feat? of , . JJTke Course, the S'adium- tie Camp, and the Ckae.J


ocr: w " r 4 0 T? ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE AND JPj LUXURY COMBINED With one of WIN CHELL'H OCTAGON WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS yea can always have ready (w nee, wa ter as oold as ice iuelf, and clear ai the purest spring water. Manufactured only by GEO. D. WINCHELL, April, IS. Comer of Walnnt and Pearl streets.

place_of_publication: Cincinnati, [Ohio]

name: The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform.

publisher: Caleb Clark


ocr: ' FORNISMNG STORE. ' ! 'Willi AM ADDIS HAS removed toBlvth street, Bacons' IJuilding. uailer Mtguolia 1111, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mail r uldcturcr of Costumes and Kcgiilia of every des ' crlptioa.for MasOne.'Odd fallows, Bona of Tern ; peraitce, lemple of Honor, Druids, Ked Men, , brotherhood of the Union, and Good fellows. i'- K Being a member of the above Orders, 1 im ,.' prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and despatch. j 1 Knig'it TempUrs, Royal Arch and Master Ma . sons. Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother " hood of the Union, and Good Fellows' Clothing ! made, of the boat qui llty and material.' 1 Emblems, Jewels and BtsfT Heads, always oa hand. CfAU articles for opening New Lodges and Encampments kept ou hand. .Masonic Offering and Craftsman, Tha Odd Fel lows' Offering and Text Book. siast'i.. RstD, P. G. L. A. K. Glrnf, M.P. G. 0. Mooar.K M. . : W.G.Wh.liiisi,O.M. DYSPEPSIA . 4 4 , f yafy dt4 THESE Reitorative Pills h&v been used in pri vate practice, with unprecedented luccem, for 38 years, they have never before been offered to the pabiie, Theie Pills remove obttraetioiu, open tho ' natural piaaj Of the Hold, of the body Die pores and (defeat result. ., , THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGBTABLK, ' and porfectlr harnless in their effects, inilead of i weakming and debilitating the patient, (at it uin. ally tha case with ether Pifla J they give tone to the (jae tren;theDin(r and Invigorating both stom ach andbewelt; and Imparting near feeling and cner. y to every part of the ayitein- Being wholly vegetable, they are mild In their operation, without griping, or any pain whatever. They are alow tw 'their movement, but thorough in their renovating and rettoratire character; aod aeed only be V''d approved o( by all snob at are affile tad with tha hortilileaofifennf arii:ig from Uia peptia, or any of ths syraptoma of a disordered : ' etoraach. tks atonicsl u rn otstrj or avm-ATtitarf . It is principally supplied with aervet by a large aairpoeaedlag divectly from bn'.t, nailed Vit


ocr: ' ' '; t i! h f . I ICONOMY, CONVENIENCE AND LUXURY C0MBI5ED With ona of WIN- CHKl.L'H OCTAGON WATER COO LB KB AND FILTERS yoa can always have ready for n, wa ter aaeold aa ire itself, and as clear a the purest prlog water. Wanufiptorsd onlv bv GEO. U. WlNCHKLL, April, IS. Corner of Walnut end Pearl streets. L-t.- . 17


ocr: . ,.l I.,. .Ytmlg With: mp tlorf mm ?em .Vk- i 'voMTimr gicmviirs) ortxtaei Gcrmia, French, English and imer'oao PERF UIWERY, Asm FANCY ARTICLES, auto ,, ; Alt JPsspular Cenalne tasssllr MEDICINES. A - ; I i 'I'll A. K. C'THtr fourth and Fine Sr., CSsHssf, 0. HAVING aboot completed the Inprovenwau am or Btora, we wonid respectfully invite the ladles, aad gentlemen to eall aod sea our new stock, jest opening, and wa do sot hesitate to say, that saw 8tore presents Inducements ia Its appearanee, Woa tloa aad quality, and quantity of Its joeds, sesood k none ia the WSst. Our assortsaeat of - French, German, English' and linerim PEUFIJ n E R, Pwrtnswnaioas Ca tlerf , BraaJaM, TOILET ARTICLES, ' AND FANCY GOODS Generally, teleettd with great tart Igr one of the firm, comprises one the most extensile taritim ecer brought into thin


ocr: T PORTAGE SM11 RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. 3VL,YH0r 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. .. For Governor, WILXIAM MEDILL, . Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, ... Of Allen. County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. For 'Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESL1N, Of Seneca County. ' For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVLTT, . Of Frattklin County. J For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GRISWOLD, . . - ' Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE W . McCOOK, Of Jefferson County.


ocr: BlTSAMUiaU D. IIARUIS, Jr. Om rear, payaMo v.lthi six month, 1,50 vujo-yenr, payable after tfca expiration f alx mntas ana wuuin the year, S,ro T?IyJl aftur it exptnttien, X,9U -' ktS Wo ipoir wttl b discontinued nntlt all arroaragesare


ocr: m PORTAGE SENTINEL RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 91, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas County. ( .- i For Supreme Judge. -THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. . For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BKESLTN, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of Stale, WILLIAM TUEVITT, Of Franklin County. . . 'r . For Member of the Board of PuUic Worts, . WAYNE GUIS WOLD, Of Pidiaway County. -For Attorney General, GEORGE W . McCOBK, Of Jefferson Cminty. Q For School Commissioner, HENRY H. BARNEY, Of Hamilton County. District and County Ticket. Ronntor, GEORGE LILLIE, of Northfield. Board of Equnlization, OTIS REED, of Rootstown. Representntlve, LEVERETT W. COCHRAN, of Aurora. ComitiWsioner, DAVID K WHEELER, of Randolph. CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna. : Prorcntinsr Attorney, SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna. 1 SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna. Directors of Contitv Inflrmnry, ' SILAS H. ELDRIDGE. of Shalersville. ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna. Agricultural Fair. It will be seen by the


ocr: Y- ' t r -j i X lU" a & .0:.!' '1 '.. j . .'i y TCONOliy CONVENIENCE AND LUXURY COMBINED With on. of W1J- , ' . ..... t... wvju&ro AAJLf FILTERS yaaoaa always hav. ready far aaey wa-, ter aaoold aa ics itself, and as clear as tha Dorsal water. MaJinftotnred only by ' ; ' . . . .. " t I, tiflkfinnt April, IS. Corner of Walnut and Pearl atreets. - as flat.- a-i .


ocr: . "" t 00ervethauheaame ofO. HALSTBD, w .T&n p4M'r, ' IB" pp aoh ooxj and thai ions ibb o.auim anlen rnnelpal Urnot at hiidctij pru, J3. HI, Foarth atreeL ClaoinnaU: ' ITr P"P lamitting aa 1,00 ia eaah, or raaa or nraaas. i -i , i ; . ' LfPil! "J!, ,"Ier, fr" M u,l win pleai notify ai o that fact. i f -.O.I..UUIH n porenaee ipeee fills, . "uui.i, mi rrupriewi raicaai. Savb lYbur Ice! b TEMPEEAHCE ADVOCATES ' ATTENTION!!! The only natural wholesome' , " drink for man," can be ! lT-fii;,t s, btaitj.eal front : , : i BURNET'S PATF.1VT . WATER COOLER. WE are now prepared to offer oar friends and cnatomers a saperior article of Water Coolers Of AMlra Moor il i 1 . This article; is die icsult of the applieatioa ol aoien tafic principles to the purpose intended, via: to keep water m, et mt fat tit U, a, . petie, aad "ieya(s or let. . . i The nrnnrljunr Iib. In .1 wvimq ua'uwu 111 niiemion ioiqis particular branch of domeatie economy,, and pass ing from one improvement to another, has at lenith arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. thu ru 7 .'r,'",r as. 01 ;ru 10 tnose coolers, will .71 .i ' , ' . ,"' apnoruy. 'iru-at, they ll hey are tnilshed wiih two distinct noa-condactina- It!. tO (III al.fl irn i.u7.-T. lT-J. . . . ao d;:.:l, " " mp or -. r'j ! ;. iuu as a eoat oTaoaaa flv. cents per day, a family of orlinary size caa be ennauntl u..nlii ..... '.r . liaell, laneer numbers In the same proportioo, This of mt (.mi a. pnment to be a saving of at toast awventy-hva per sent, ever the Earthsa ira, lorrosriyasednorthlsparpose. , , , Aram.. thiu fv,ni.. . ... savin aaoohunneooeaar waste aaduoabk. . ,7? thev male, a v.rv h..n,ir..i ." . T'..??0,' lag'Room vHouioTsuaiboI,; Vf. to the Cooler, via: A small Pan (capable of boldinc from six to eight pounde of Butter) inserted direet ly ander the cover. This quantity of butter can be . r a !. . " w,waaoiuoaai ica. If desired, the Cooler ean also'ba famished at a aanailt an.na. ttL m which srv tha addittonetl parp of rtmovln all Imnnrllisaa rrrtm tlia tartaks saaail.a.iH. U a- .. 8. and whsle-T r-TrT.r Th Cooler aad Filter anay ha seea ia ooemtl.. al any thae, at " ' ' BURR erp For sale by the following personal LoalsvilU, by Joba Gill, Main sUoat. 1 V1)V rSkliBk,''' K' ,l Hih VW-irtt . Cleveland, by Huntington ft Brooks, j "i iV fl! Indianapolis, by Jacob Lindalex. , , 'j n Frankfort, by Grey ft Seorge, f ., Nashville, by A.H Hlea. ..!.s..f r fV Maw Orleasi. bv J. A. aloftnai A. r. T-i.. i Mlae atraatT ' r.".! ."iTT" Wholesale and Betail Ageat la New York Cltv. . ....... -.. , H. BURNRT, ' : V'-!:hV. -t tSar I ! i.j,:;; I i


ocr: COIIE'AND.'SEE!!: eoiTATLT aacBiriH8.'D orBXiao "' '" . " "' : .. , it'i ,-v.i .T.i. i,;:! , fierman, French, English and American, j P EK F V'M B K.V, ".i .;.'i o'U" Vi lijjj i.li f.tHto ,.j--jl r ' U 'i .-i :.. i.;- ,-.-,.f a,,. f i T-v A . J'i. .1 i ivn ..h r .-.. . iTit...!. i ... .. ; All popular Genuine Family l(! l EDICIjN'ES. A1 . M. Center Frtk aad Vl St., Ciui,ntil Q. TTAVINO abont cnmpUUd tbe inprevemente la i-l oar Stove, we would reapectrully Invite the ladies and gentleman to oall aad see oar hew stock, juat opening, aad wa do not hesitate to sayy that our Store preaeats inducements ia Its appearance, logs, tioaaad qcality, and quantity of )ts goods, aeooad to aoo'e in the VVeat, Oar assortment of , French, German, English and American "'P E K F IF H E R Y, PartmonaiesjCutlerr, Brashes, TOILET ARTICLES;' u,v i,. : -iM , i FANCY. GOODS Generally,' selected with' great care ly one of the Jtrm,' comprises one of Ui the most extensive varieties , ever brougH into this , ' CtVy. Ik'. ' r : '' ' We are now Importing, '


ocr: THESE Restotativ Pills have been used in pri vate practice, with unprecedented success, lor SOyeart, hy have lever before been offered to tb public. These Pills remove obstructions, open tha nutnral pauagei of the fluids of the body as the pores and lacteal velitlt. ' t: . , THBy ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE, and perfectly harmless in their effeeti, instead of weakaaing and debiliUtmg the patient, (a i usa. ally the eaae with other Pille.) they give tone to the tttnack trenglheoing and invigorating both stom ach and bowels; and imparting new feeling and ener gy to every part f the eystem. Being wholly Vegeta!, they are mild in their operation, without griping, or any pain whatever. They are slow in their movement, but thorough in their renovating and restorative oharaotar and need only be tried to be approved 01 by all uch as are afflicted with th horrible suffering arising from DIs neput, or aty of th lymptoius of a uinordered Itom&eh. ;' the rroaucH u thb ocmrta or iym patbici. . It is principally lupplted with nerves by a large pair proceeding directly from the brain, called tne Par Vagnm These, La their eourie, tend branche to the pharynx and larynx; the teiophagusj the vessels of tne neck and heart the lungaj the liverj th ipleeni and the diaphragm. . . . - IS, it unnecessary to go tarther than a primary de rantement of the stomach, to account fer a multi tude of uUueesing lymptooil with which many are afflicted, socn ae: , Head-Aohe, hilliousnesa, j , ; ,it ,: airem nervous giw Acidity, - " l'on Palpitation of tha Heart, Difficulty of Beiplratioa, A Bent of oppression at Stupor, th pit of the Momach, A temporary lots or menv An Incapacity lor tho lory, Irritability, slignutt Exertion, A Cense of Emptiness, Depresaion of Upirils,' ' J Drowsineis, ' Miitinesi and Indiititet- Puis less frtqaent, and nees of Vision, more feeble than usual, Cold Hands and Feet, Lability, .1 Unpleasant taile in tha Extreme La rigor and Ex Month, particularly when, hauatiin, tiiirigtbe morning, ' Uesondnoy,' it -,; Numbness of tbe Limbs Reatlesinesa, and other parts, ' ' Emaoiation and Extreme Vertigo Nausel, rn, . ' Webility, , , ! .,.Hj.v, Dull Ileavy Pain and tense Coativeiiees, ., of weight ia the Head, ' " " Parsons purchasing Iheie Pilli will be careful to otnesva that the nam ol O. HAL81ED, (is gilt Utter t, on black paper,) Is affixed as a wrapper to aach box; and that nomc auk aaitmiti nlss labeled In this manner. For sale by Uruggiits everywhere. Principal D pot at BURNET'S, . ; . April 1$. " 14 B. Fourth street, Cincinnati. . . PRICE, FIFTY CENTS, Tj Persona lemitting ui fjl,00 in cash, or Poster Stamps, will receive (by mail) iw aoxat of i'HIs, rata or eipihsi. ' Try All who order from tee tin advertlsmtnt, will pleas notify as ol that fact, , .. . ., . Country merchants cun purchase the Pills, from Circikhati UauoaiiT w Proprietors rucu. DYSPEPSIffi' ' ' J1


ocr: RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. MAY IS. 1853. - Democratic State Ticket for 1858. : " " For Governor, '. '' ' WILLIAM MEDILL, .. 'r f " ? Of Fairfield County. ".v'-;'' For Lieutenant Governor, ; LESTER BLISS, . Of Allen County. ;.. , - . - For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, ' Uc : i. Of Richland County. .' 77 ' For' Treasurer of State, :?JOHN G, BRESLIN, ..h-y-Of.Sen&Ctmniy. .. .if ' ' . , - ' - ! For Secretary of State, - ' . . . WILLIAM TREVITT, V v Of Franklin County. ' "For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GRISWOLD, "?77v Of Pickaway' County. S--:f-'e For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK, , v ; Of Jefferson" County.


ocr: THE subscriber having sold his Farm, and having on hand a few articles which he wishes to dispose of. will offer them for sale at Public Vendue, at his . residence in .the northeast eorner of Franklin township, on SATURDAY, August SOtb, between the hours or iu o'ciock a. m., ana 4 o'clock e . u. . The property to be sold consists of the following articles: i three year old gelding colt; 2 young cows; 1 first rate breed, ing sow; . 1 goed ahoat; a good two horse sled; a mow of hay; acre of corn, and nearly an aereof potatoes,, on the ground; besides variout other articles too numerous to mention . Franklin, August, 1853. . JOAR AUSTIN.


ocr: PORTAGE SEM1EL RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. AXJGUST a 1, 1833. .Dcnaorcratic State Ticket for 1893. . J. For Gqyernor, :. ..V--r WILLIAM MEDILL, fOf Fairfield County. ' For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS, jj vucas county. ' L For Suvreme Judae. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, ' Of Richland County: - JW 2Vmtrer of State, ' JOHN G. BRESLIN, ' of Seneca County. For . Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, ;. O Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GRIS WOLD, " ', ' Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General; " ; GEORGE W . McCOOK, " Of Jefferson County. sV For 'School Commissioner, HENRY II. BARNEY, Of Hamilton County.


ocr: WCRATIC SENATORIAL CO-MENTION. The Democrats of the Senatorial District com POsed Of the counties of Porta sw und Summit, will mMt In Convention, by Delegates, at Franklin, Portage County, on yi Saturday, September lOth, 1853. at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of nominating candidates lor oenaior. ana xaemoer or ute state Board or equalization Eaeh township will be entitled to two Delegates in said Con vention,and one additional from the village of Ravenna. U-k' .- ,:; R. O. HAMMOND, r V - ' . E. L. MUNGER, I f,nmTnitlM . SAM'L. STRAWDER, f Committee. K ANDREW JACKSON. J Ravenna, August 31, 1853. -


ocr: The Grand Fete of the 88th September. : FRANCONPS: COLOSSAL HIPPODROHE, FROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK , ' Headed-by Mons. Henri Franami, in Pirtonl This gigantic and world-reuowed corps, being the only flip- godrome tn the United States, will give its first and only exhl ition in RArKJrjfJi,'rW4dwUitihtwtk tf Sftmit e So 'V l CO-CAKD TO THE PUBOC-Ctf The great success of Mons. Franconi's Troupe of Hippo drome Riders, and their unexamplod popularity since tutrix arrival in the United States, in May lat, has Induced s num ber of small circus, caravans, side shows, and other exhibition not only to adopt the title of "Hippodrome," and to advertise those daring exhibitions for which Mons. Franconl be render ed himself celebrated throughout Europe aud this country, but they have even bad Urn blushing effrontery to copy his bill, ' almost verbatim, and by other unworthy means endeavor to palm their spurious show upon the public for the great original and genuine feats which Franconl's Hippodrome alone has the power of exhibiting. . Those who have ever witnessed or heard of the superb exhi bition of Franconl's Hippodrome, need not be advised to -Wait for the Grand Fete, oHrtdnedav,tht'2&k Septemttr. Franconi's Traveling: Hippo lromo - BBIXLIA2IT REPRESENTATIONS Of the Classic Games, ns given by the ancient Gree.k4 Romans, together with tha DARING SPLENDORS . - "Of the Hippodrome, aucient and modern, by FTtineool'S' Great Troupe, in which beautiful Women and beautiful Hone form the principal features. MONS. FRANCOM, and his incomparable steeds Jbhnstos and Bavard. MONS. CHlARIN A, and his suberb Parisian Horses PrUs and Don Juan. MONS. NICOLA, and his three Gymnastic O'aasv " '' . Great Western Route of .v ,, FRANCONl'S GORGEOUS HIPPODSOMS, . 'With all its animated splendors. Daring Cbartot Reoea, Gorgeous Processions, Modern Field Sports, and other exoiv ing and novel feats of JjfTht Course, the Stadium, the Camp, id (As CSaTJ1 . President ef the Games, Leader of the Elean Band, ' Moms. CmAKiir - II. Gaul, THE GREAT TENT ' Of the covers an Area , 7V Acre. Thee .


ocr: Principal Dtoet u. . SUKHtSTV, April, ia. ia A. xoorin street, iincinnau. PRICE, FIFTY CERTS. It f Persons lenhttinaas X1,M) ineash, or Poitaw Btampt, will receive (by mail) Two aoxse of Pills, rasa or axrama. wy All who order front see this advertltmeat, ill pleate notify at oi that fact. Coontrv merchants can Dorchaa these Pills, from CiNciHRin Dauooisrs at Proprietors ratcas. - . SAVE YOUR ICE! TEMPEEANC2 ADVOCATES i ATTENTION!!! The only natural wholesome . drink for man," can ... obtained from BURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. WE are now prepared to offer our friends and customers a superior artiele of Water Coolers of entire new styles, at greatly reduced prices. Thit article it the resuk of the appliostioa of eoien. tine principles to the purpose Intaudea, visi w seep water s etol a pmnile, as lent ', saa Wtt ktk taut peirieU f awatit jr ef let. The proprietor hat long devoted hit attention to this particular branch of domettie economy, and pass ing trom one improvement to anotner, n leugui arrived at near perfection at it Is potaible to reach. A proor of this is round ia ins very general uee in these Coolers in all parte of the eouatrv. A simple statement of fact! in regard to these Coolert, will tatitfy every one of their superiority. First, they are the ealif article ef me xina ever fuimea. They are finished with two dittinct non-condaoting ohambers, by means ef which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water ia kept (at a temperature of 40 degrees above aero, or only 8 degrees from the rreexlng point) all y. l nas at a wt m auan live cents per day, a family of orlinary tine can be constantly supplied with Water as eold as ice) itself1, iarger anrobers in the same proportion. This has been found by aotual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-live per cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used for thit purpote. . Again, these Coolert atvia iwtiT; In this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured In the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished la every respect, they make a very beautiful ornament foi the Din Room, Hotel or Steamboat. An Important improvement has lately been added to the Cooler, via: A small Pan (capable of holding itora six to eight pounds of Butter) inserted direct Iv ander the cover. This quantity of butter caa be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice (a very important addition to -the economy and com fort of familiet.) ; ' ! If datired, the Cooler can also be fornithed at a small expense with a ' HALTERING APPARATUS, which serves the additional purpote of removing all impurities train the water, readering it perfaotly clear and wholesome. J .. . . . The Cooler and Filter may be teen in operation at any time, at BURNET'H, No. H East Feurth street, Cincinnati. , For ssle by the following persons: , Louisville, by John Gill, 45 Main street. Columbus, by J. K. Htjl, High street, opposite Pr.nklln Bank. , 1 i Cleveland, by Huntington ft Brooks. ' ' Indianapolis, by Jacob L'ndtley., . ; Frankfort, by Grey a George. , Nashville, by A. hL Hlets. New Orleans, by J. A. Morton dr. Co., Tchoupl toulas street. ' v Wboletale and Betall Agtnt in New York City, v , ., . J, H, BURNKT, VT . r iiiiini.j.mi i J .f I- .. '' ' I ' L : ! ' i. i : ! f i '


ocr: 9 i 1 - murao nMfA..fi Pill, hm-wm beaa aed ia prl. X vate practice, with unprecedented suooeis, for SO years, they have never before been ofrered to the public. These Pillt remove obstreotioni, opea the natnral patsages of the flaidt ef the body-as the pores and lacteal (. . , ..j rf.Ml. k.rmleu ia their effects, Inttead 01 weakMing aad debilitating the patient, ( ln ell, Ttbe cut with other Pills ) they give seas U the . ' .. v,..i- ..,1 I-vieoratinr both stom. Jch Mdbowelet aad Imparting new feeling and eaeiw ev to every part of the aystem. Beinf wholly veeetable, they ire mDd In their aia whatever, it thorough fn nl, 1 . V. . 1 . nnV.III. fit .'. :T .i .I ehereotert and aeei afBlcUd with the horrible suffering anting . p. pei a, or aay ef the symptoms It Is principally supplied wiUi rves by a 'togP torn the b, afled. the Par


ocr: R A VENN A OHIO. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 11, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1 53. For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL , Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas ounty. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Works, WAYNE GRISWOLD, Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE Y . McCOOK, Of Jefferson County. For School Commissioner, HENRY H. BARNEY, Of Hamilton County. District and County Ticket. Senator, GEORGE LILLIE, of Northfield. Board of Equalization, OTIS REED, of Rootstown. Representative, XEVERETT W. COChRAN, of Aurora. Commissioner, DAVID K. WHEELER, of Randolph. Treasurer, CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna. Prosecuting Attorney, SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna. Surveyor. SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna. Director of f!onntv Infirmary, SILAS H. ELDRIDGE, of Shalersville. ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna. - District Convention.


ocr: ' 5 . ii. '!' Ti,IC0jr0MY,,C0N7ElTllEirCE AKD Jrj UiXOnr COHBINED-l-Witbens of WIK Cli ELL'S OCTAGON WATBK COOLERS AXD FILTERS you esa always hare ready (or use, wa ter as oold as fetf itself, and as clear as the purest spriBl water. Manufactured only by , GEO. D. WINCHZtt, 'April, IS. Corner of Walnut tad Pearl sweets.


ocr: , Si-ebvlUe, Ohio. A may 80).. i .v . , .FURNISHING STOKE. . , WIILIAU ADDIS ; "TT AS removed to Sixth street. Bacons' Building. XI under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man " otacturer of Costumes and Regalia of every dee J cription.lor Maaona, Odd Fellows, Bona of Tem perance, 'iemple of Honor, Drnida, Red Men, . Brotherhood of th. Union, ahdfiood Pellows. Or Being a member of the above Orders, I am (prepared at all times to furnish everything apner - taining thereto with punctuality and dispatch, i I Knight Templars, Royal Arch and Muter Ma i tons. Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother hood of the Union, and Good Fellows' Clothing -made, of the beat quality and material. Emblems, Jewels and Staff Heads, always on 'band. , ,., tST AH articles for opening New Lodges and ' Encampments kept on hand. , . Maaonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Fel lows' Offering and Text Book. fUM'L. Rain, e. G.L. A. B. Glrnf, M.P. G. C. Moors, P.M. Wm.G. WillijlMi. G.M. TftESB Restorative Pills have been osed In prl reaetice, with anprecedanted suoeeas, for years, they have never before been offered to the public These Pills remove obitraotions, open the natural paisages of the fluija of the body as the f ores and lacteal veil tit. . i , . THEV ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE, nd perfectly harmless in their erTeots, lnitead of , weakening and debilitating the patient, (as is no. ally the ease with ether Pills,) they give ems' to the .tiwA--atiangthening and Isvlgnrating both atom: ach andbowela; and Imparting aesr feeling and ener gy to every part ef the eyitem-, , , ;ii ,., , Being wholly vegetable, tbey are mild In their ' oparatlon, witboat griping, or any paU whatovav. They are slow in their movement, but thorough in their renovating and restorative oharaeter and need only be tried to be approved of by an snob as are: afflicted With the horrible coffering arising from Dli. pepaia, or anj; of the symptoms, of , a ouordered . stomach. t i . I wt stovacstU th bums) tvsrr-iTnaav It is principally supplied with aarves bv a larva ; (iiirpoceeding directly from the brain, called the Par '"'if :'


ocr: TO PORTAGE SEMIEL RAVENNA: OHIO. "WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IO, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. V For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, " Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, : Of Allen County. - T For Supreme Judge. THOMAS BARTLEY, Of Richland County. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM T REV ITT, : " ' ' '. Of ''Franklin County.' For Member of the Board of Public Work. ' WAYNE GRISWOLD, Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK, . Of Jefferson County.


ocr: COME ANP SEE!! . fleraiaa, Frsach, SngUsn tad JLmericaa , , FANCY ARTICLES ALSO All Ppmtar Gmnia ramilf ; medicines; If. R. Gtmt Trmrtk nd FU ., VintUn,, Q, HAVUTO about ompfcUd tk ImpnrrawW h w Stora, w wottld nfjMoUal)7 innta ti Itdix m4 gentlenea to e0 and im our new itoek, joat opernng, and w do not Imitate to tay, that mit Sum pasaata IndacamenU ia hi appaarinoo, loo. tioa ud quality, and quantity of lu (oodi, leoond t hooa io tha Wo U Our MMrtaaat of ; . Frembi German, English and American pek fu ii e nt j ; Prmraala, Cntlervf BriMla, TOILET ARTICLES y .' I AND ; ' ' FANCY GOODS GeneraMy, selected with great tare hy , one of the firm, comprises one tf 1 the thoet extensive varieties ever brought into this


ocr: the rUiiiAuii NTH WEDNESDAT. AUGUST 3, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. ' v ' "For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield County. yt'For Lieutenant Governor," '- ' - LESTER BLISS, Of Allen County. . -: f jppj, Supreme Judge. '-" ' - f THOMAS W. BARTLEY, f' 'Of Richland County.' 1 ' ' 'For :'Trnwfler Stefe-.--- ; JOHN-G. BRESLIN, r ' ; ' K Of Seneca CoHnty. " ''- For Secretary of ' State, ' V WILLIAM TREVITT, -.:. :; . 1 . i ." - Qf Franklin County. JW Member of the Board of Public Works. fi WAYNE GRISWOLD, - ; Qf FtcArawdy' County.' : i - For Attorney General, : ' GEORGE W . McCOOK, t Of Jefferson County.


ocr: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER S, 1853. Democratic State Ticfcct for 1853. For Governor y WIILLAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GRISWOLD, Of Pickaway County, For Attorney General, GEORGE W . McCOOK, Of Jefferson County. For School Commissioner, HIRAM H. BARNEY, Of Hamilton County. District and County Ticket. Senator, GEORGE LILLIE, of Northfield. Board of Equalization, OTIS REED, of Rootstown. Representative, LEVERETT W. COCHRAN, of Aurora. Commissioner, DAVID K. WHEELER, of Randolph. Treasurer, CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna. Prosecuting Attorney, SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna. Surrevor. SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna. Directors of County Infirmary, SILAS H. ELDRIDGE, of Shalersville. ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna.


ocr: - i 4 ii it 1 'I ? . i r. i V ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE y LUXURY OCTAGON WATER COOLERS FILTERS you eaa always have ready (or use, wa ter aaoold as ice itself, aad as clear as the spring water. Manufactured only by GBO. D. WINCHELL, : April, 15. Comer of Walnut and Pearl streets. ii: I 1 The Cup that eheers, i i But notinebriates'"


ocr: .. WILLIAM ADDIS HAS removed to Sixth street. Bacons' Building, ander Magn oils Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man blacturer of Coatumes and Regalia of every des cription, lor Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tem perance, 'lempls of Honor, Druids,- Red Hen, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good Fellows. ,- V3T Being a member of the aboveOrders.l am prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and despatch. ,, Knight Templars. Royal Arch and Master Ma sons, Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother hood of the Union, aad Good Fellows' Clothing made, of the heat quality and material. ' Emblems, Jewels and Staff Heads, alwayi on hand. , ': ' , tW All articles for opening New Lodges aad Encampments kept on hand. Maaonie Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Fel lows' OfferlDg and Text Book. BaM'L. Riid, P. G. h. A. B. Gtanr, M.P. G. p. Mooas, P. M, , Wa.G.WiLLum.O.M. MSP1IP.M. THESE Reiterative Pills have keen at ed in pri vate praotice, with anpreeedented sucoess, for SO years, they have never before been offered to the public, Th Pilli remove obitraotiom, open the natural passages of the flaida of the body at the pores and lacteal vet i tit. , , THEY ARB WHOLLY VEGETABLE. and perfectly barroleai in their effect!, initead weakening and debilitating the patient, (as ii usu ally the eaH with ether Pills.) they give tea to the ttematk strengthening and invigorating both stom ach andbowela; aad Imparting asar feeling and ener gy to every part of the aystem. Being wholly vegetable, the are mild In their operation, without griping, or any pale whatever. They are flow in their movement, bat- tbeioegh in theitjeuovatlng and restorative character; and only be tried to be approved Of by all snoh at are afflicted with the horrible suffering arising front Dls pepsia, er any of the symptoms of a stomach. - . i . . a- i ths rroatca is trs cirtu or stmfitbisW litis principally supplied with nerves br a large .'. .! .. .'1 V" -If -


ocr: name ttttin, on black paper,) is affixed as a wrapper to each box; and that honi iks eiiroiKi anless labeled in this manner. For sale by Druggists everywhere. Prlnelpal Dspot at BURNET'S, April, 15. . . , 14 E. Fourth street, Cincinnati. PRICE, FIFTY CENTS. , 7 Parsons lemming ae fl.OO in eaah, or Postage Btamps, will receive (by mail) Two Boxes of Pills, raator ixfinsi. VTJ All who ardor from sea this advertlsment, willpleaie aetify as ol that fact. Country merchants ean purchase these Pills, from Cixomnarn DaoaoUTa at Proprietors raicas. 1 r- SAVE YOUR ICE! Hi -1 1 TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES ATTENTION!!! t The only natural whalesonie annk ior man," can ne . , obtained from BURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. WE are now prepared to offer onr friends and customers a superior article of Water Coolers of entire new styles, at greatly redaoed prices. This article Is the reault of the application of scien tific principles to the purpose intended, viz: to keep water t cool mt ptttiile, u tang paiaiill, anil Kit k thi lift poiiiHe quantity of let. The proprietor has long devoted his attention to this particular branch of domestic economy, and pass ing from one improvement to another, has at length arrived ai near perfection as it la possible to reach. A proof of this is found In the very general use of these Coolers in all parts of the country. A simple statement of facts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every one of their superiority. First, they are the enljr articli if tht kind aver patented. They are finished with two distinot non-conducting chambers, by means of which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of 40 degrees above aero, or only 8 degrees from the freezing point) all day. Thus at a oost of some five oenta per day, a family of or Unary sise can be constantly supplied with water as cold as ice itself larger numbers In the same proportion. This hat been found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-five per cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly ased for ibis purpose. Again, these Coolers mevxr iwIit; in this way saving much unneoeasuy waste and trouble. Being manufactured In the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished in every respect, they make a very beautiful ornament for the Din ing Room -Hotel Of Steamboat. An important improvement has lately been added to the Cooler, vixi A email Pan (oapablo of holding Horn six to eight pounds of Butter) inserted direct ly under the oover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hud all day, without additional Ice, (a very important addition to the eoonomy and com fort of families.) ; ! If desired, the Cooler ean also be furnished at a small expense with a FILTERING APPARATUS, - ' i which serves the additional purpose of removing all impurities from the water, rendering it perfectly olea and wholesome. , ,". , ! . j . The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operatlos atanytime.at BURNET'S, ' No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati. . : For sale by the following persons: . Louisville, by John Gill, 43 Maia l Use I. ' " Columbus, by J. K. Heyl, High street, oppouts Franklin Bank. , - Cleveland, by Huatiagtoa k Brooks.:, i f.::r. s i Indianapolis, by Jacob Lindsley. Frankfort, by Grey fc George. Kashville, by A. H. Hicke. 1 , 1 ' "," New Orleans, by J. A. Morton As Co., TchouplT toalea street. ' ' '' ' , aad Retail U New York City, 1 i" ' ,


ocr: DYSPEfSU. i fa it a m. . , 1 a ' - ;ai nut. .aJ "i L '. 4 ! THESE JtettoraHve Fills have been naed in pri vate practice, with unprecedented success, for 20 years, they have never liefore been offered to the pub ic. These Pilli remove obttructiont, open the natural passages of the fluid, of the body as, the norei and lacteal vessels. THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE, and perfectly harm leu in their effects, tnitead of weakening and debilitating the patient, (at it usu ally the ease with other Pills ) they give (me to the ftomack strengthening and invieoruting both stom ach rid bowels; and imparting new feeling and enet. v to every part nf the s yitem. Being wholly vegetable, they are mild in their operation, without grlpin, or any pain whatever They are slow in their movement, hot thorough in their renovating and relortive character; and need only be tried to be approved o' by all such are afflicted with the horrible suffering anting from fJU pepeta, or any of the symptoms of a iilanrdered Itomach, T,ll STOMiCH IS THS CCHTIR Or STMPiTHlIS. It la principally enpiilled with nerves by a large pair directly ftom the- brain', called the Par V ST. or.. .


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ocr: , PERCUSSION SEAL PRESS. Orders must be addressed to II. II. SHIPLEY & BBO EJfGHAVEHS AND DIE SINKERS, Manefaetntert of " Embossed Cards and AdTertlsing ft.nvelopes. 1 West Foi rth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. THE above is the full tize of Percussion Seal Prett, which weight but two pounds. TJiis unique invention it to protect from forgery all Important pjipi ra. snch as Bills of Exchange, Bonei. Checks, Urafts Lettert, Labels, Notat, Ke ceiptt, Envelopes Ac. This protection ia obtained by a blow of the haad open the prees, which Rivet Instantly to the paper a chaste, beautiful impress of a bu'iness card or ad trua flemoy arma k- Mtng sew eri nf Ule aeert adroit oeunterfeiter. Price of Press, with seal of fifty letters or lees'. 5,00. Press with Notarial Seal, 5,00. Devices on other than Notarial Weals, extra, aay from 60 cents, to $1,00 and upwards. Measures have been taken to secure a patent on the above Press. Arrangements are now made to supply the whole country. East, West, North and South. This roreussion Press is now in constant ise is Cincinnati and vicinity, by many of the principal Bankers, Merchants, Mechanics, Notaries Public, hecorders, Lodges, &c, to whom all who desire Information as to its utility, durability and value re respectfully referred. . Orders tor Envelopes, Dies, plaia or elaborate, Shipley's Self-sealing Envelopes, Colored and Embossed Cards, and new and improved Lever Seal Press, attended to as uual, bv lis II. MIlPIiEY ft BRO, t7 Engraving on Wood executed in the best atyle. - , .4 ) . i . mat.-89 AGENTS! AGENTS!! GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now beicg offered to industrious and enterprising young men fee engage at agent, to tell by SUBSCRIPTION EXCLUSIVELY, new, important and highly inter? esling pictorial family books, which in respect to taste of matter presented, and mechanical uecstion are not excelled, having received the applaase of the greatest literary characters of the country. Cer tain districts of country will be allott-d to sgents for their excJnrWe besedi, and books farawheel WHOLESALE at unusual low prices. For particulars address Publisher, Poet nin. J. H. MILLER & Co., . May t. ' ' 1 '..' CohimbH, Ohio. HER R8 TEMPERANCE HOTEL, ' Jhirdstreet , North of Pennsylvania Avenue, WASHINGTON CITY, , ' ' HJ Prices to suit the times. CB :Feb. 85th, 1853.' 7'i 7j i-- .......... C. H.B ROB FUEHRER, MANTJIACTTJRER op roots Amv s n b cs. No. 58 West Sixth Street, ' 1 North aide, between Walnut and Vina gbs:; CINCINNATI. tyTli above establishment Keep's eoastaotty os hand a selected assortment of the shove amoieai and will make the same to order at the shortest notice. r I.. sarchl8 vt ! 'TJ5 A., WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHT! aad Uses on -evert nfeckvra nf Tea, ami ltci: I make so ehacge lor drayacer or .snipping, knur - M ' MOORE It CHESTER, 'I t Waresoojnt,8ereath and Walont,Cin. , rtKar t, 1838.'


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ocr: COME AND SEE! JTrtett FUtrJmp Sler, m4J;w Sj'nh! coihttlt ticuvma ui orsmso German, French, English ai.d American FANCY ARTICLES, ..... AUK) . , All Popular Genaine Family- . MEDICINES. Jf. X. Comer Fnrtk and rina ., Cincinnati, 0. HAVING ahoot completed the Improvement! In or Store, w would respectfully Invite Um ltdie nd gantlemtn to call tad it our new nock, jnut opening, tnd e do not beeitate to iaj, that our Store present! Inducement! in lti appearance, loot. tlon and quality, and quantity of iu good,, aeeund to none in the YVeit. Onr aiiortment of i ..... (.,,,,,.. i - ,.:.,- French, German, English and Amerhan PB R F IT n E U Y, Portmonales, Cutlery , Brushea, TOILET ARTICLES, and' ' ;-' '?' FANCY GOODS Oener ally, selected joith great care ly one qftlie jirm, comprises; one of the most extensive varieties ; 1 . . , , ever. oroiiyhl: into this .; ; i i; . - city. '


ocr: A-V E N NA O H 10. -WiaDNESDAT.'MAKCJEr 16. 1853." ' Democratic State Ticket for 1858. - - For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL JLr-. County ;.v.;i:-.':v.. M Vv j :& Zieirfefiairf Governor, " i : i .vaiv. XYSTER BLISS, Of Alien County. n r tviA 'i: , For Supreme Judge. THOMAS AW BARTLEY, I, Of Richland County. ..v.. a .-. 'J For Treasurer of State, . , JOHN G. B RES LIN, - Of Seneca County. 'For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, , .. 0f Franf.lin County. ',:A' ,for Member of the Eoard of Public. Worlt. ; WAYNE GRISWOLD, 1 : : .Of Fickatcay County. t , ' For Attorney General, tGEORGE W: MrCOOK. ' Of Jefferson County.


ocr: FRANKLIN HOUSE, BY JOHN D. SNYDER. IMMEDIATELY WEST OT THE COURT-HOUSE, - - CANTON, OHIO.


ocr: 4 rpHBSB Reitoratl e Pllli have been ased In nri. X vat practioe, with unprecedented tuoceii, tor iyeara,tney nave never neiore Deen ottered to the public. Theie Pills remove obiirectioni, open the natual paiaagea of tha fluid of the body i the pore ana uteceejf vee'et. THEY ARB WHOLLY VEGETABLE. and perfectly karmlau ia their, affouts, tnttead of weaKenina; ejra uvoiiiwine; iiw paneni, a la Uu lly the eaa with other Pills ) they give tea ta the mimmoch ewenctheoine; and wviioratine both itnin. ach and boweli; and Impartinf a feelinf and eaer- ay to every pan ni mm eyimai. . Being wholly vegetable,-they are mild In their operation, without gripiag, or any pain whatever. They an ilow ia their movement, bat thorough In their renovating and reitorative obaraoter; and need nly be tried to be approved ol by all aneh as are afflicted with tea horrible suffering ariiing from DU pepiiavot any of the aymptoina of a disordered atontaon. thi erOHicK ta tub oaarrai or arHrxTaiu. Ii i rinuinallv lUBlllitil with aervaa kv a taive pairpoeoeUlng directly from the braia,eaileiilb fu v v if t


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ocr: MONEY FOR ALL. s 60 DOLLARS per month can be made byen eseinc In a business which anr merchant. clerk, farmer, or meihanic can follow without hindrance to their business This Is no book agency, or anything ol that nature. Tbe business is such that failure is impossible. I have received lettera from a great many who have availed them selves of this; all of whom speak in the highest terms of itt and some say they are making more than sixty dollars per month. It ia a permanent business five dollar capital i enouah to com mence on. 1 will forward the above instructions ' upon the receipt of two dollars, (post paid) ad dressed to B. STEPHENSON 8 , Box 16, Clr. cleville, Ohio. may 20 FUKNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS HAS removed to Sixth street, Uacons' Building, under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man ufacturer of Costumes and Kegalia of (very des cription, for Masons, Odd Fellow, Suns of Tem perance, ieniple of Honor, Druids, Ked Men, Brotherhood of tbe Uoion, and Good fellows. B3T Being a member of the above Orders, I am prepared at all timea to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and deauatch. Knight Templars, Royal Arch and Master Ma sons, ked Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother hood of the Union, aud Good Fellows' Clothing made, of the best quality snd material. Emblem, Jewel and Staff Head, always oa hand. tyAll artlclea for opening New Lodges (and Knoampmenta kept on band. Masonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Fel lows' Offering and Toit Book. Sana. KasD, t.Q.U I A. B. (Uaar, P. 0. M. C. Mooaa.P.M. ,., W.G.Wiu.us.G.M.


ocr: ADVERTISEMENTS. 1,000 BOOK AGENTS WASTED, TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE YEAR 1853. ' . 1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR? WANTED, in every scanty of the United Statu,' aotive and enterprising men, to envage tn the. sis of soma of the boat Books published in tlie country. To men of good addreli. possessing a amall oapital of from twenty-five to one hundred dollars, luoh inducement! will be offered as to enable tiein to make from three to five dollars a day. JJj The Books published by a. an) all la their character, extremely popular, and command large sales wherever they are ooVred. For further particulars, address, (postage paid.) ROBERT BEAKS. Publisher, mu4-4w 181 William Street, New. York. MATTHIAS ft WILLIAMS' ESTATE. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, have been appointed Erecntors, of M. C. Williams, lata oi College Hill, Hamilton county Ohio, deceased. . ' B. P. CARY, March, 2d 1853. C. N. OLDS. JOHN S. WHITWKLIS ESTATE. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator, with the will annexed, on the estate of John 8. Whitwell, late of College Hill, Hamilton county, Ohio, dee'd. March, 8d. 1863. S. F. CARY. BEERS' " TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Ihirdstreet, North of Pennsylvania Avenue, WASHINGTON CITY, ' JIj Prices to rait the times. TJ Feb. S5th, 1853. C. H, BRODFUEHRER, ' t MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, f JVo. 68 West Sixth Street, . ..... North side, between Walnut and Vine sts., CINCINNATI. . CJTbn above stablishtnent keeps constantly oa hand s selected assortment of the above articles, sod will make the same to order at the shortest notice. march 18


ocr: 5f FRANKLIN PIERCE.; THE PORTAGE RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1853. . Democratic State Ticket for 1S53. " ' : For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL ; Of Fairfield County. "For Lieutenant Governor, ' LESTER BLISS, Of Allen County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. - For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLTN, . "; Of Seneca County. . . , ., For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREV1TT, Of FranMin County. For Member of the Board of Public Worls. WAYNE GRISWOLD, . -: - Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE W, MoCOOK, Of Jefferson County.


ocr: ThefGrand Fete'of l he 28 1 h'Sept cmfcer. FR ANCONVS " , COLOSSAL HJPPOLEOIE, FROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK .y Headed by Mont: Henri Franconil in Person This gigantic and world-rerowed corps, being the only Hlp- (Mlroma In tha UnitMl Rtjtaa. will it. mt . rui nnlv AThL. ition in RAVENNA, H ednesdaf, the 28tA of outer . - C"tcaki to xiie prjniiiCiC The great success of Mons. FiwrrCoiil's Troupe of Hippo drome Riders, and their unexampled popularity since theft arrival in the United Stutes, in May lat, has induced a num ber of small circus, caravans, side shows, and other exhibitions not only to adopt the title of"Uippodrome,V and to advertise those daring exhibitions for which Mons. Francon! has render ed himself celebrated throughout Europe and this country, but they have even had the blushing effrontery to copy bis bills, almost verbatim, and by other unworthy meant endeavor to palm their spurious show upon the public for the great original and genuine feats which Franconl's Hippodrome alone has the power of exh Rating. ... j , . . . Thoss who hrive ever witnessed or heard of the superb exhi bition of Frar.coni's Hippodrome, need not be advised to - t Wait for the Grand Pete, onWednneeday, the 28 September. Fran con i's Traveling IlipfYOdxoine. BRILLIAMT EEP&ESEKTATIONS , , . :'' .' Of the Classic .Games, as given by, the ancient Greek and Romans, together with the DARING SPLENDORS . K V Of the Hippodrome, ancient and modern, by Frapeonl's Great Troupe, iu which beautiful Women and beautiful Horses form the principal features. - ; . " ..- MONS. FRANCONI, and bis Incomparable steeds Johnstoa, and Biiyard. , , . . . v. MONS. CIIIARINA, and his suberb Parlstun HorsesPrlaee and Don Juan." J ' . - ' MONS. NICOLA, and his three Gymnastic Gem. . J.. -i '": 'Great Western Route of 'z :' '' ' . FRANCONl'S : GORGEOUS HIPPODROME, ' t With alt its animated splendors. Daring Chariot. Raees, Gorgeous Processions, Modern Field Sports, and other excit ing and novel feats of - : ; . JJjrAe Course, the Stadium, the Camf, and the ffJtaMJQ. . It -j ' . , V


ocr: COME AND SEE I . Filled P ' 14 Jiff Sitt cqhstaiti.t ticamxo AKP OrMIK" German, French, English ci Jmerlcao : PERFUMERY, AMD FANCY ARTICLES, 1UO- , All Popular Genuine Family MEDICINES. Jf. S. Comer Fourth ani rint St., Ciiuiunui, O. HAVING about completed the Improvement! la our Stan, we would respectfully Invite the Indie end gentlemen to oall and tee our near Mock, just opening, end we do not hesitate to say, that out Store present! Inducement in Hi appearance, loee tion end quality, and quantity of ita goods, second to none in the West. Our assortment of French, German, English and, American. PERFUME II Y j Portmonalee, Cutlery Bruehea, TUIJUET AKTIVIiJSS, AND . "Jf FANCY GOODS Generally, selected joith great care by one of the firm, comprises one of the most extensive varieties . . . t ever brought into this city. f


ocr: ri f 1 v '" 1 6' 4b. 1 17 ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE AND LUXURY COMBINED With one of WIJ1 CHKLL'd OCTAGON WATER COOLEK3 AND FILTERS you oan always have ready (or une, wa ter as cold as ice itself, and as clear as the purest spring water. Manufactured only by GEO. 0. WINCHELL, April, 15. ' Corner of Walnut and Pearl itreets.


ocr: RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. MA.Y 11. 1833. Democratic state Ticket for 185S. " ; ' - . For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield County. .- . . , . .. 'For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, , v ' Of Allen County. ' - For Supreme Judge. : THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. " For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, . Of Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Work. WAYNE GRIS WOLD, Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE W . McCOOK, Of Jefferson County.


ocr: COME AND SEE JVetl Filled mp Slert mud Ait .c. Constantly menvtao akb orimm ; German, French, English and American PE KF Ui EK Y, FANCY ARTICLES, -iUO- All Popular Genuine Family aJEDICINES. A", i. Center Fourth and Vln St., Cincinnati, O. HAVING about completed tli Improvements In our Store, we would respectfully invite the Indira end gentlemen to call and see out new itock, jmt opening, end we do not hesitate to say, that eur Store preeenti inducements In In appearance, loca tion and quality, and quantity of lu goodi, seoond U none in the West. Oat asiortment of ; French, German, English and American PE II FUME Pertmonaiec, Cutlery, II rashes, TOILET ARTICLES, AND FANCY GOODS Oenerally, selected with great tare ly . one of the firm, comprises one of the most extensive varieties ever brought into this city.


ocr: PERCtJSSIOir , PRESS. ALL F JB FIVE DOLLARS. 'PO itamn your busineM Addreai upon all Bol- L net'anillinporttnt Han-r,vliReiip'a, Caeeki, Nme, Letter Meads, Bnvelnaes, Ac., to prevent the time from being FORGBO or COUNTER FIKI'BO. I'hlt iiroiection it obtnined by a blow of the ham1, noon Ihe PreM, which flvat Imtantly to the ptiwr a chatta, lieaiitirul imprest of a Busi ness Card or Addrett ill uuiro, ihns baffling the efforts of tiie limit adroit eountei tnter, , OCt Pi Ice of Prt'i, with Seal of Fifty Letters or less, five dolars. All over fifty letters, five cents eaoli. Pre-t with Nntnrial Seal, five dollars. De vices on other than Notarial SvaUerra, aay from fifty centsio One dollar and upward. Arrange menu are now made to supply the whole country, Eiet. Wea", North and South. tor I'm PKHCUSSION PRESS la now In eon. ttani use in Cincinnati and vicinity, by miny tf the principal Bankers, Mntchanu. Mechnntca, Notarira Public, Recordera, Lodges, Sic, lor nenrly two veara, to whom all who desire inlormatlon at io Its utility, durability and value, are reapeolfully referred. . . , Weight ofPress only two Pound. All order promptly executed and delivered with elegnntlv engraved sen Is, end forwarded hy Siprets It desired. , . fLA 1 1 E V KHH, JK. Sole Proprietor, 167 Walnut St , Cincinnati. ' ': . NOTICE. KeTOcatlon f Agency. T HEREBY give notice to the roWlc and to all j. wiainng to purchase Kvent rercurlon beal Prt't, that 1 bnve revoked the agency uf C. P. Hall, who lias for tome time advertised himself at my ceneral agent. The said C. P. Hall hat no lonuer any authority whatsoever from me to manufacture or aell, or in any way trnde In Kvens' Peicussloa Seal Press, and I h ili hold all pr-raont liable to the full extent of hi v right, who uudertuke to deal with him In rela tion to said r rest. f L.VrT KVBN3, J K Ootober 21. :


ocr: COMG 'AND SEE!! rtv, mile up r md JTm . : ;..;v, - ; " ' ' ' ' J . btTiTLT aacaivma ab ortatte, ' 1 0 i t- ' 4- - " : German, French, English aod American .,:) I, . FANCY, ARTICLES r '-'-,', i r )i -ALIO ,., j., . i ... i hi ,M 'Y: hi t All Popular Genuine Family MEDICINES. 1 .1 ii I .j ' .' i,l .. 5 l.'.'l ' i'-H tT. E, Center Fourth and VI St., Cincinnati, 0. HAVING about eonpleted the improvtmsots la ear Store, we would ratpeotfully invite the ltdiee and gentleman to oaD aod'tee eur new stock, jutt opening, and we do lot hesitate" Co say, thai oar Store presents indacemtatt In IU eppearaaee, tooaw io tad quality, and quantity efltsgoeds.Meond to tote in the West. One assortment of ; , . French, German, English and American PERFl .H E li Y, Patrtmonaies, Cutlery, Bruabea, . TOILET ARTICLES, t- AND FANCY GOODO Generally, selected with great tare by one of ihe firm, comprises one of the most extensive varieties , ever brought into this ..: " ' r' city. ' '


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ocr: RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. JULY 6 . 1853. Democratic State Ticliet for 1S3S. . ,For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL , Of Fairfield County.' ; r For Lieutenant Governor, 1 LESTER BLISS, Of Allen County. . For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland Count. For Treasurer of State, . JOHN G. 13UESLIN, ' Of Seneca County.' . For Secretary of State, WILL! AM TREV ITT, Of Franklin County.' For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GUIS WOLD, ' Of Pickaway County. -For Attorney General, GEORGE VV . MCCOOK, Of Jefferson County. ' ' Til PORTAGl INTINEL


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ocr: 11 RAVENNA OHIO. Wednesday; auoust i, 1833. . Democratic State Ticket for 1853. - For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, Tr ; -: . Of Fairfield County. . ' . For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, - Of Allen County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BAHTLEY, Of Richland Counts. v , ct For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, ! ; Of Seneca County. . : r For Secretary of State, i WILLIAM TREVITT, : : .- .-. - Of Franklin County. -For Member of the Board of Public Worfa. I, .WAYNE GUIS WOLD, ; . -: Of' Pickaway County. : r For Attorney General, .... GEORGE W . McCOOK, .... ; ..'.. Of Jefferson County. TCI PORTAGE SITI1L


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ocr: FURNISHING STORE; WILLIAM ADDIS HAS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' Building, under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man- , ufacturor of Costumes and Regalia of every des cription, lor Masons, Odd Fellows, Sods of Tem perance, 'iemple of Honor. Druids, Red Hen, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good Fellows. : 03" Being a member of the above Orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and despatch, Knight Templars, Royal Arch and Master Ma sons, Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother. . hoed of the union, and Good Fellows' Clothing made, of tiM best quility and material. ' li'i v, Emblems, Jewels and Staff Heads, always on, hand. ' - i ..... ' ty All articles for opening How Lodges and Encampments kept o hand. Masonic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Fel lows' Offering and Text Book. Sam'l. Rnso, P. G. L. A. B. Glsn-, M.P. G. 0. Mooax, F. M. Wst.G . Wiluams,G. M.


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ocr: EVENS' PERCUSSION PRESS. X tmpotlam paper, o Cbecu, Kti, B.- : l! ji,ectloi-for Use. Sulk liit) Bolton at th top of the Preti qoint, nun blow, with tb Mini ofyouliand. an4 it will gW a good impranioii. i Cab riox. Do tot itanp Oarm, or SiKdid Pa fir; nothing bat wilting and aoft papn ihould b - ;, ,-;; , .," ' ' ' , ;' .,.', ..1 ' Mianfaotnrtd Mralnilvelf br P. EVENS, Jr., 1b Ttntor and Sola Proprietor, Clnoinnstl, Ohio. H. H.' SHIPLEY & ' BKO., Agents, 22 Wt Fourth Strert, Cincinnati, Ohio. .' Engravers and ' Die Sinkers, ManiiTnfnmva nf PmfirKiiiad IParrla Btitt Ativerii.Mug suveiupcs. Priw of Pretii with Seal or fifty Ulterior lata, f 5. Preii with Notarial Seal, $5. leici on other than Notarial Seali, extra, iaj Som flftcenti to l, and upward. ;. ,;( i, ; Arrarif ementg are now made to anpple th whole oonnirjr, t, Wait, North and Kouth. Tbia Percunion Preii ii aow in eonitant uw In Cincinnati and vicinity, by many of th principal Banken, Henbanti, Mechanic, Notarial Pnblio, RronrderLodgec, Ao , to whom all who deiir In formation ai to Ita nuiitjr aaraDimy ana earn ara respectfallf referred. , : " Order tor Envelopes, Dies, plain or elaborate, EhipWy'i Self-Sealiii;, Adrertliiag Hnrelopei, Col ored and Km'oiaed Card, and new and iniproed Lerer SealPreai, attended to aa tunal. , Engravirlg on Wood executed In the best style. eyenV percussion press. Th genain are atanufactarad only by myaelf, ander patent Jan 88th, 1H53. , II. II. SHIPLEY & BKOTHEB , Are my duly authorized Agent for the aala of th ear. ' . i , P. EVENS, JR.' Not.U. . I . i . . &U Proprtatoi. . By th; above aotlc it will be teen that we ere the duly authorised AKti for the aal of Even' Perconlon Prenei. All order for the tame will be execntod with naatneiw aad dipieh, if adrlreaiad to H. 11. BH1PLBY & EBOTHEE, No. M West Fourth itreet, Cincinnati, i I . " , Or, IX Warren street, New Vork. BMPBiri P. Howard,) . : , . i ,..u . .li-in In Attaohunat, Hit WaarwR, ) r . . -, NOTICE t hereby given to all penoni InUr latd, that at the inatana of th underelened, an order of Attachment waa liiued oa the lit dy of Ootobr,Ai D. 1853, by E. M. Burjoyne, Equlrej; a Initio of th Pac. inland for laid County of Hamilton, Ohio, for the mm oi ten dollari, against the god,ehUli itoek t ini.rMt m awene, .1-1... j;.. . . . and ffanta of the laid Hanrv wbter, an abicoading debtor, upon whom num. man not he ervd In th Coanfy, and jh. oaaw the


ocr: EVENS' PERCUSSION PRESS. ALL, FOB FIVE DOLLARS. TO Hamp four business Addreas upon all Buei naan and Important Paper, via: Receipts, Cheeks, Note!", Letter Heads, Envelopes, 4c, to preveni the aame from being FORGED or COUNTER. FIBTED. Tbla proiection is obtained by a blow of the band upon Hie Press, which elves Imtantly to the paper a chaste, beautiful Impress of a Busi naaa Card or Addreas in kkliivo, ihus hauling the elforta of the moat adroit cuunteifeiter. (EaT Price of Presa, with Seal of Fifty Letters or lesa, five dollara. All over fifty letters, five centa eaoh. Pres with Noiarinl Seal, five dollars. De vice! on other than Notarial Seals cxira, aay from flfty cento to one dollar and upward. Arrangements are now made to eupply the whole country, East, Wear, North and Sooth. tOT This PEHCUS810N PRESS is now In con stant use In Cincinnati and vlcinliy, by many f the principal Bankers, Merohasts. Mechanica, Notaries Public, Recorders, Loiet, Ac, for nenrly two years, to whom all who desire information as to IU utility, durability and value, are respectfully referred. Weight of Freia only two Found. All order piomptly executed and delivered with elesantlv engraved seule, and forwarded by Etprttt If Laired. PIATT EVENS, JR. Sole Proprietor, 167 Walnut St , Cincinnati. NOTICE. . Revocation of Agency. I HEREBY give notice to tl pnbllc and to all wishing to purchase Evens' Percussion gent Pres that 1 have revoked the agency of C. F. Hall, who ha for some lime adveniaed himself aa mv eeneral agent. The said C. P. Hall his no Ioniser any authority whatsoever from me to manufacture or sell, or in any way trnde in Evens' Percussion Seal Press, and liable to the full extent


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ocr: PORTAGE S ENT HI RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. APCtPST 24, 1853. " ... Democratic State Ticket for 1833. .For Governor,- WILLIAM MEDIXL , ,.. ... Gy Forfeit County. : f : For Lieutenant Governor, f 0 Allen County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, O Richland County For Treasurer of State, , . JOHN G. BRESLIN, " Of Seneca County. . Por Secretary of Stale, ; WILLIAM TREVITT, , : Of Franklin County. ' ' For Member of Me Board of Puttie Works. ; WAYNE GRIS WOLD, TZ ' . " Pickaway County. ' For Attorney General, GEORGE W. McCOOK; . . Jefferson County.'.


ocr: PORTAGE SENTIML RAVENNA OHIO. WEDWESDAT. JUNE 29. 1S53. 'y Democratic State Tictiet for 1853.' ; ' For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL-, 1 Of- Fairfield County. ' 1 For Lieutenant Governor, - LESTER BLISS, , . Of Allen County. - For Supreme Judge.." THOMAS W. BARTLEV, Of Richland County. . For Treasurer of State, . JOHN G. BUESLIN, ; 'j :: 'Of Seneca County. For Secretary of Stale, WILLIAM TUEVjTT, " ; ... Of Franklin County-. . -' For Member of the Board of Public Worhs WAYNE GUIS WOLD, ; Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, ' GEORG E W . MrCOOK, Of Jefferson County.


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ocr: FURNISHING STORE. 1 WlillAM' ADDIS. HAS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' Building, under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man ufacturer of Costumes and Regalia of every des cription, tor Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tem perance, !' ample of Honor . Druids, Red Men, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good follows. CT" Being s member of the above Orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and despatch.. Knight Templars, Royal Arch and Master Ma tons, Ked Men, Druids, Terq.ple.of Honor, Brother hood of the Union. and Good Fellows' Clothing made, of the beet qui 11 tv and material.'" ' . Emblems, Jewel and Buff Heads, always on hand. A ' ty All articles for opening Hew Lodges and Encampments kept on band.: ' Masonic Offering and Craftsman,' The Odd Fel lows' Offering and Tet Book. f . Sam'l. Risd, P. G. L. A. E. Glsw, M P. G. s C. Mooan.P.M. Wn.O. Willumb.G.M.: t :j Nil 7 THESE Restorative Pills hare been need in pri vate practice, with unprecedented success, for SO years, iney have never before been offeree to the public. That Pillt remove obttraotionii opea the natural passages of the fluid of the- body as the pores and lacteal Test ell. ' ' 1 ' THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE, , nd perfectly harmlees in their effects, Instead 'of weakening and debilitating the patient, (as is niu. ally the ease with ether Pills.) tbey give tone to the itomach strengthening and invigorating both stom ach and bowels; end Imparting new feeling and one. gy W every part of the. system. Being wholly vegetable, tbey are mil In their operation, without griping, or any palu whatever. They are slow in their movement, nut thorough in theh renovating and restorative character and need only be tried to be approved of by all such at are afflicted with the horrible suffering arising from Dls. pepsia, or any of the symptoms of a disordered ttora aeh. ' . . THSJ STOSUCHtS TBI CS1TTSI Or TP lrBIlS.' It is principally supplied wtth nertvt by a hrr , n.f.v-T.?. . : ; :h -vi-?


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ocr: H PORTAGE SENTINEL RAVENNA OHIO. 4- TrEJESlATi APRIL 6. 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. "' For Governor, , WILLI AM MEDILL , ? Qf Frirjldj County. For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, . .. .. .. Of Allen County. For Supreme Judge. THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Of Richland County. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of .Seneca County. -. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TREVITT, Of Franklin County.' For Member of the Board of Public Works. - WAY NE GRISWOLD, , - Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, '.-; GEORGE W. McCOOK, Of Jefferson County. : ' - .


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ocr: M0T f pr. -v 4 THESE Restorative Pills have been used in pri vate practice, with unprecedented success, for 20 years, they have never before been offered to the public. Theie Pilli remove obstructions, open the natural passages of the fluids of the body us the poret and lacteal vessels. THRV ARK WHOLLY VEOETABLE. and perfectly harmless in their effects, instead of weakening ana ueDiuuuinK me pnuam, i. usu ally the ease with other Pilli ) they Rive tone to the stomach strengthening and invigorating both stom ach andbowelt; and Impartinf nssr feeling and ener. tn tiverv nart ftf the avstem. Being wholly vegetable, they are mild in their operation, without griping, or any pain whatever. Tl.nv are alow in their movement, but thorough in their renovating and reitoratlve character; and need only be. tried to be approved o by all such as are amictea wiwi ine nomuie aiineringariaiiig irom uu pepeia, or any of the symptoms of a disordered tomacn. Tin STOMACH IB THE CUTTER OP lYtf PATHIKI. It Is principally supplied with nerves by a large pair rocseding directly Horn me t Drain, caiiea in rar


ocr: rV L i r V I 4. a ' 1 M If ' t 'i n?',i.vi'-'trr 17 ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE AND j LUXURY COMBINED With one of WIN C HELL'S OCTAGO.N WATER COOLKRS AND FILTERS yon can always have ready (or ue, wa ter as cold as ice itself, und as clear as the purest inrine water. Manufactured only by 1 GEO. U. WINCHELL, April, 15. Corner of Walnut and Pearl streets. " The lht


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ocr: j TAB PORTAGE WML R A VENNA OHIO WEDNESDAT. JUJL1T 13. 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. For Governor, WILLIAM MEDILL, V Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, Of Allen County. - For Supreme Judge. THOMAS VV. BAllTLEY, & Richland County, For Treasurer of State, . JOHN G. BRESLIN Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TKEVITT, Of Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GUIS W OLD, Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE VV . McCOOK, Of Jefferson County.


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ocr: TTTTRNTSHTNft STORE . WAVAS1JI WILLIAM ADDIS HAS removed to Sixth street, Bucons Building, under Msgnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man ulacturer of Costumes and Krgalia of every des cription, for Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tem perance, 'iempla of Honor, Dmids, Red Men, Brotherhood of the Union, and Good r'ellowi. IE" Being a member of the shove Orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality anil despatch. Knight Templars, Royal Arch and Master Ma qons, Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Hrother sood of the Union, and Good Fellows' Clothing made, of the best quslity and mnlcrial. Kmblems, Jewels and WtalT Heads, always os hand. . . , 7 All articles for opening New Lodges snd Encampments kept on band, -Masnnic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd Fel lows' Offering and Text Book. : Sau'l. Rsid.T. G. L. A. B. Glsnf, M.P. G. C. Moons V. M. Wa.G. Willi NS.R.M.' C. H, BR0DFUEHRER MANUFACTURER OP BOOTS A1Y1 SHOES, No, 68 West Sixth Street, ' North side, between Walnut and Vine sta., CINCINNATI, i . . tyThe above establishment keens constantly o hand a selected assortment, of the above artioi.s and will make the same to enler at the snorter notice. match 18 FRESH TEAS ! I : .


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ocr: v, EUKNISHINGS'IDKE. WILLI AM ; ADDIS , HAS removed to Sixth street, Bacons' Building.' ' under Mignolia Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mill-, ufdCturer of Costum-s and Krialia of every des cription, tor Masons,Odd Fallows, Sons 'f Tem- perance, iempw ui nonor. urnia, nea men, Brotherhood of (he Union, and Good rellow. , tCT Being a member of the above Orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish everything apper taining thereto with punctuality and desiwloh. - Knig'U Templars, Royal Arch and Mauler Ma-, one. Red Men, Druids, Temple of Honor, Brother. hood of the Union, atrd Good Fellonrs' Clothing made, ef the best qui lit? and cpnterial. ; ! - Emblems, Jewels and Staff Hels, alayi oa All articles! ftfr opening IfeW toogW aid Kneampments kept on baod. Maaynic Offering and Craftsman, The Odd, Pel-' Iowa' Offorincaaa TMt Booltv n .n : I Ram'l. Kiid, f. O. L. i.B.GLr,M.P.O.- C. Mooki, P.M. t "WM.O.Wu.uWJ.iV ,


ocr: Tl PORTAGE SENTINEL RAVENNA OHIO. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 28, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. For Governor, WIILLAM MEDILL, "Of Fairfield County. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas County. For Supreme Judge. - THOMAS W. HARTLEY, Of Richland County. For Treasurer of State, JOHN G. BUESL1N, Of Seneca County. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TKEVITT, Of Franklin County. For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GUIS WOLD, Of Pickaway County. For Attorney General, GEORGE W . Mr-COOK, Of Jefferson County. For School Commissioner, HENRY H. BARNEY, Of Hamilton County. District and County Ticket. Pprtnr, GEORGE LILLIE, of Northfield. Bonrrt r.f Equalization. OTIS REED, of Rootstown. LEVERETT W. COCHRAN, of Aurora. Pnm'n'v'm"''', DAVID K. WHEELER, of Randolph. Tr'rirr, CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna. PrnMitlnr Attorney, SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna. SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna. Director of PoirtT Infirmary, SILAS H. ELDRIDGE. of Shalersville. ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna.


ocr: i RAVENNA OHIO. "WEDNESDAY. JVL.S 27, 1853. Democratic State Ticket for 1853. '" For Governor,' " ; WILLIAM MEDILL, y Of Fairfield County, For Lieutenant Governor, LESTER BLISS, . '.j , Of Allen County. ' .For Supreme Judge. ; THOMAS W. BAKTLEY, Of Richland County. . For ' Treasurer of State JOHN G. BRESL1N, ' '"' Of Seneca County, '' T For Secretary of State, WILLIAM TKEVITT, ; 0 Franklin County, -f ' For Member of the Board of Public Works. WAYNE GUIS WOLD, Of Pickaway' County, v - For Attorney Qen&al, GEORGE W. McCOOK, Of Jefferson County. - " - r TO PORTAGE


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ocr: m PORTAGE Sim KAVEiNriA QtHO. TTEDNESDJkT. APRII 2T. 1853. f Temocratic State TicKet for 1853. l. Y ', " ' -inn "iirr"M'-i'tfi ' 7; ' For, Gfotwrnor," , r' M ' , - " For Lhutmani'lGovernqrt '7 LESTER -BLISS, - Allen Uounty. . - for Supreme Judge. v.'-? : : I THOMAS W. HARTLEY, . . CV Richland County. - For Treasurer, of State, ...s .-,, -t -JOHN G. 13RESL1N, (y Seneca County. ( ' C .'. i i -. for Secretary of State, :-2U-4 ; WILLIAM THE VITT,; ; - ; ., r. - CfVH..Po.ii"(i',;,;;',.,jl For Member of the Board, of Publie Worte. , "l"";""? Of Pickaway 'Ctouriig ' . For Attorney General,, -.', ., -: ;..' GEORGE W. McCOOK, ' ', Of Jefferson County. ' ' !'. .


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ocr: m MTAGE SEMI R A V E Sf N A QH 1,0, VTEDRlESfeATi IIAY 4. 185. Itemocratie State Ticket for 1853. For Governor " ;T' V .WILLIAM MEDILL , - " Of Fairfield County. , . JW- Lieutenant Governor, - LESTER BLISS, .-i- 't f Of Atoi County. .. . 1 "- For Supreme Judge. : THOMAS W. BARTLEY, ' Of Richland County. - ' ' r' ; v "or Treasurer of Slate, s , JOHN G. BRESLIiV, . . Of Seneca County. -' : ' For Secretary of State, :. " . '. , WILLIAM TREVITT, For Member of the Board of Public Worts. . " : WAYNE GRISWOLD, Of Pickaway Comity. - - For Attorney General, ,- GEORGE W ; McCOOK, ; s Of Jefferson. County. : .-. , tVi


ocr: LOOK AT THIS. '.. , TH undenlgntd wishes to sell his estab-i f liihment, for WOUL CAKUIMO AND SPIN-, Xi. NINO, in Ripley, Brown County, Ohio, with , all the machinery belonging to H, coaatating of eoe f ieker, one Breaker, one Condenter, one Finisher, one Spinning Jack, with one hundred snd twenty' tpindfea, one Steam Engine, and one Boiler. - The Machinery will be told with or separate frost the real eitate. B. M. 8AYRKS, or . . ,' L. B.SAVKES. Agent. ; ALSO V ' One Briok House and Let, with good Stable and 8moke Hooie. Enquire of ', Mtroh 11, 1853. L. B. SATERS, Ripley. MATTHIAS C. WILLIAMS' ESTATE. , NOTICE la hereby given that the underslgnel, have been appointed Eiecntors, on the estate-' of M. C. Wllliame, late ot College Hill, Hamilton, county, Ohio, deceased. S. p. CART, i 0. M. OLDS. March, 2d. 1863. JOM S."WHITWELL1 ESTATE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Admlnittrator, with the will annexed, on the estate of John 8. Whitwell, late of College Hill, Hamilton ooonty, Ohio, dw'd . March, 2d. 1863. .8. F. CARY. WOO BOOK A6ESTS WANTED TO 8KLL PICTORIAL AND TJS KFTJ L WORKS KOR THE SEAR 1853. r., . 1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR! WANTED, in every oonnty of the United States, active and enterprising men, to engage In the tale of some of the belt Books published in the country. To men of good address, potsessing a small capital of from twenty-five to one hundred dollars, such inducements will be offered as to enable them to make from three to five dollars a day. Jfjr'The Hooks published by nt are all in their character, extremely popular, tnd command large talei wherever they tre offered . . For further jiartlcoiare, address, (postage paid.) Hubert sears. PusLitmn. marl-to 181 William Street, New. York, BEERS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Third Street, North of Pennsylvania Avenue, ; i WASHINGTON .CITY, I JTj Prices to suit the timet. JTJ Feb. 25th, 1853. 1 .i. C. H, BRODFUEHRER, : MANUFACTURER OF r BOOTS AND SHOES; : No. 68 West Sixth Street, North side, between Walnut and Vine its., . , ., CINCINNATL