ocr: ■ Twiggs Hair Dye and Tonic. THE ktsi article in use for restoring gray hair to its original color and for the prevention aud cure of baldness, prepared and for sale bv J. MATHEWS, Hath,March 23,18V!. Saga&ahoek Buitdiaf.


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ocr: CONCERT. ' THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, Oil their return from “ Down East,” will giro their lust Concert lor the season, at the O X T V —on— Thursday Evening, Jan. 6, 1853, when they will sing all of their newest productions and selections. Tickets *> cents to all parts of the house. Doors open ul o’clock. Concert to commence at O- NO POSTPONEMENT._/~n Bath, Dec 29, 1«52. 2w58

place_of_publication: Bath, Me.

publisher: John T. Gilman


ocr: THANKSGIVING! —■ '■ As this season is now near at hand, the subscriber would respectfully say to those who wish to appear well and comfortable on that day, that be has just received, at the Ci hing and Outfitting WAREHOUSE, Front Street, Under the Sagadahock House, the largest, most fashionable, and elegant stock of ready Clothing! ever before offered for snle in this market._ We suy THE LARGEST! from the fact that more real value in good fashionable, Substantial Clothing can be found at this Warehouse than »» any other ou the Kennebe: River. We say the from the fact that the styles are taken direct ly from the head and fountain of thd fashion able world. We say die MOST ELEGANT! because we think it IMPOSSIBLE to find nt any other establishment anything SUPE RIOR. The statements madp in the foregoing are VERY IMPORTANT in themselves, but another thing connected with the affair, and which is of greater importance, is the consid eration of r lie LOW PRICE at whirh the goods will be sold. Let a!) who are in want of Clothing, Comfortable, Substantial, Fashionable, Durable and CHEAP, •all in ut the SAGADAHOCK, and their wishes shall be fully satisfied. JOHN BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 20, 1852. 23


ocr: OWEN & CO., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, FRONT STREET, BATH. Are prepared as heretofore, to make cash advances on all kinds of Merchandize for Auction Hales. T^r Houses, House Lots, Vessels, and all kinds of ou door sales attended to on the most favorable terms. H. \V. Owen. IG J. T. Gilman.


ocr: JOb PRINTING. The proprietor of the Eastern Times has the pleasure of informing his friends and the public, that he is pre pared to execute all kinds of Job Printing on in in iiiitim mi, IM TUB BB&T STYLB* He has just put in operation a new Fast Job Press, from the celebrated manufactory of L & S. Adams, South Boston^ by means of which he is enabled to turn off work with a speed unequalled on the Kenne bec. All are invited to call and see it in operation. Orders promptly attended to. Office—* Comer of Front and Broad Streets. "


ocr: Wanted, Q K TAILOR ESN Girls, to whom the highest wra ges will be given, al W HAW F HORNE’S, No 63 FroinSlreel. Bath, April 4, 1^33. 42lf


ocr: Notice. r. p. ioRse, INFORMS hi* friend* ami customers that he atill continues to act as wholesale and retail hgent for the Portland Bakery—and if constantly supplied with Portland Pilot Bread, Soda Bread, Graham Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Sugar and Butter Crackers, ftc. He is also supplied from Boston with Bond’s Celebrated Bread, Such as Bond’s Butter, Oyster, Pie-nie, Wine and Su gar Crackers; Bond's Soda and Pilot Bread, a nice article. He is also supplied from Monroe’s Bakery, Bath, with all kinds of Cake and Pastry, together with Hoi Broten Loaves in the morning, and Hot White Loams lit the afternoon. He ha, just returned from Boston with a choice se lection of Orange*, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Preserves, Dates, Prune*, and Preserved Ginger ; Citron,Currants,Guava Jelly; Nut* of all kinds; Confectionery; As sorted and Common Pic kles, in jure and by. the gallon; Segnrs; choice chew ing To bacco, &c., Which b« offers for sale at his old stand, in Haley’s Block, Front Street, at the lowest cash prices, either at Wholesale and retail. ■


ocr: 9M atib lob printing. Having recently made extensive addititions to .oar Conner variety of BLAIR ARB rAHT JOB TYPE, The proprietor of the Eastern Times is now prepared to ex ecute with nkat.nkss and despatch, every description of Job Work, such as c«ve»tnr», Bin.heads. Cards, Catalogues, Blnuks, Programmes, Shop Bills, Auctiou usd Hand Bills, Ac., Ac. TT Particular attention paid to iPSi2sylai,iisy(&o manner^aad'fls'/on^a*0.nS Performed fn the best an«uPKJni1,tly HU8Wtlv'1- an * r'°°lUEO Bath, June 22,1853. «ku. JS. NEWMAN.


ocr: THE Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAIIOCK Clothing & Outfitting WAE,BHOTJ.SS. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of ready m&m Clothing! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. ltf


ocr: A Cure for Couvks, Colds, Consumption. Bromhitrs, Asthma, Qen’rul Dr tri/ily. f all Scrof ulous Humors. THIS Compound has been used with the most com plete success by our roost cel ebrated physicians for the re moval and permanent cure of the above diseases- Hun dreds for whom there was no hope before the discovery of this simple yet effectual re medy, have been raised to health and happiness by its timely use. The following case of J Williams is suffi cient to convince oil of its wonderful effect*. He raysj l had been sick with con firmed consumption for sev eral months. I had used the clear Cod Liver Oil most ol the time, hut had derived but little benefit from it. I had an attack of Bleeding at the Lungs, which alarmed my friends very mm n, ns they now supposed there was no hope for me. About this time I heard of your Com pound of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. I immediately commenced using it, and began soon to pereeive iis benefieinl rffect*; in two months my cough had en tiiely left me. and I am now enjoying perlect health. Truly your*, J. WILLIAMS. - N*B—This Compound does not nauseate like the clear Cod Liver_Oil, but can be taken with pleaser# by the most delicate female. Be sure and gel the gen uine, niunufucturnd only hy ALKXR B. WILBOR, Chemist, No 158 Court St, Boston. A. G* Pa(e, Sole Agent for Bnth. 6ml»45 Just Reoeived DIRECT FROM BOSTON, A Fresh Supply of Groceries, SUCH as Spanish Olives, large and small site Rai sins, In whole, halves and quarter boxes; a supe rior qunlity of Gelatine, Corn Starch, Preserved Gin ger, Olive Oil, Ketchup* of all kinds, Pickles.Sardines, Citron, Crocked Cocon, Chocolate, Tens and Coffee, of all grades,.Vc, which he offers to the public as cheap as can be found in the city ___ April 9. 1853 ALFRED T. ROBINSON. SPRINGGOODS1 JUST opened at the Gbanitk Stork, direct from New York and Boston* twenty-five cases of new mad fresh Spring Goods, consisting in part of Desirabfo Colored and Plain Drew Silks, Some very rich patterns ; Cashmere Shawls ; All Wool, cotton and wool and Borage DeLaines ) fine Uneo Goods, Flannels, Rich Poplins, Merrinaac, Cocheeo and Hamil ton Prints, *c, 4cx. Also, Broadcloths, Caanimeres, Doeshmg, Satlaetta, Tweeds. Sec, together with all the articles asuffly found in similar establishments, all of which will be sold at wholesale and retail, at the lowest passihje paymg prices. Bath, April 13, 1853. OWEN * CO.


ocr: FOR THE COMPLETE CCRE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO CONSUMPTION! rPHK above E x | * ctora nt,pre pa red by an experienced Pfiy A sieian and Chemist, has now become a standard Pre paration, and is offered fur the complete cure of those dis eases of the TIIUOAT, and LirNUS, which, if neglected, usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. It contains no Opium, Calomel, or any mineral whatever, hut is Com posed entirely of those Roots, Herbs, and Vegetable Sub stances which have a sjiecific influence upon the Lungs and their connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation, and gently remove; the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the throat and Air-passages, thus relieving the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and other causes which give rise to it. It is approve*! of and recommended of the and be


ocr: Extensive Stock -OF— FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND FllllUIlt Hilt! JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT TIIE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, NORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH.; The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was ever before offered to the public in this Ex tensive Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of FALL AND WINTER


ocr: FOR Tire COMF1.ETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS TENDING TO


ocr: , FURNACES. A LARGE assortment ol FURNACES for heating Dwelling Houses, Stores, Churches and Halls. -Havinghad many years e* periente in the business, w< think we can sell as good a furnace as can lie had.and pu it up in the besi and safest manner. ALSO ON HAND Brick Fnrnaccs, Of many kinds, I Portable and Wood do. All of which will be sold wholesale and retail by Willard Walker k Co. • 50


ocr: DR. CONINE’S STRDF “OF Ginseng and Malva. THIS Compound, now established in universal favor by its great and acknowledged merit, is Used in every Family, and lecommeuded by all physicians. This medicine is based upon a recipe procured in China by Dr. Comm, the celebrated oriental traveller Its wonderful prop erty for Purifying the Blood, and m all complaints of a bilious character, are everywhere acknowledged.— For Inflammation of the Lungs, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Bronchitis, and «Very dis ease of the vital organs, thisgreat remedy is without a parallel. For Coughs, Croup, Whooping-cough and all diseases of the throat, it is a sure and prompt It possesses the remarkable power of Dissolving Loosening and Removing downward all phlegm that may obstruct the throat, and is without question Na ture’s most potent remedy for CONSUMPTION, all diseases that arise from coughs and neglected Colds. It has cured Canker, Hall Rheum, Erysipelas, Hcrofula—diseases which have defied the power of medicines have yielded to this. It is pleasant and palatable, and as a Restorer of Appetite. Il stands unrivalled. It has never been equalled as a Dyspeptic Remedy, and for Irritation ol the Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, or headache, is a sure cure. The interesting history of the Ginseng, Ke, is to he had in pamphlets, grails. The Compound is contain QUART BOTTLES, One Dollar per Bottle—Six Bottles for $5. WILSON, FAIRBANKS & CO., SOLE AGENTS„ Nos. 13 and 15 Hanover Street, Boston. 0“ Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city and country. 6ml3 Johnsons’ Anodyne Linament, FISHER’S Cough Drops—Turlington’s Balsam— British Oil—Tooth Drops—Harlam Oil—Medica nientum—While’s Salve—Cough and Worm Lozen ges—Catarrh SnufT—Extract Valiriau—Liquid Cuti


ocr: FURNITURE AND REFRIGERATORS! J. b. hFdsoa, Front Street, Bath. ■\I70ULD call atienlion to the above articles. His VV stock of Furniture conststsof Bedsteads, all kinds; Feathers,different grades; Farts nn.de Cane Seal Gre cianandCorntnon Chairs; Bureaus; Tables; Looking Glasses: Glass Plates; Mallrt-sses; Painted Chamber Sets, any color; V\ ood Seat Chairs, all kinds. REFRIG ERA TORS! Ofa superior kind, upright, warranted as cheap as can be bought in Boston This article is made double and filled in with charcoal, and will keep ice much longer than some other kinds. READY-MADE COFFJNS constantly on on hand. Old Furniture repaired and painted in good style. Bath, June 22,1652. 5>ml


ocr: REMOVED. HAS removed his SAIL LOFT from Taltman’s Wharf to the Brick Loft at the head of McLellan’s Wharf— where he will be happy to receive the calls and ordeis of his old customers and as many new ones as have a mind to come Bath .March 17, 1852. 39tl |


ocr: NEW DRUG STORE. THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that he has taken the store under the Sagada hock House, next door north of iiallou’s Clothing Establishment, where he offers for sale a complete assortment of Drugs. Med icines,Chemicals, Fanty Arti les, Pir/u m-ry .Patent Medicine*, frc he. He will also keep on hand Confectionary of the best quality, also articles of diet for the sick, such as Arrow root, Irish and Iceland Moss, Sago, Tapioca, Groats, Out Meal, Pearl Barley, Ac. WASHING FLUID of a superiorquality, by the bot^e or gallon. Personal and strict attention will he given tothe com pounding of Physicians' prescriptions. O” Family and Ships’ Medicine Chests carefully put up and replenished. J. MATHEWS, M. D. Bath, Oct. 28, 1850. 19tf Mrs. Kidder’s Dysentery Cordial. A NKW supply of this most valuable remedy for all iX Summer Complaints, for sale by • A G PAGE, Agent for Bath


ocr: Hardware, Cutlery, &o. MITC HELL A LOW, KEEP constantly on hand and tor sale, a Urge and sur rior assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools Saws Ca penters’ Tools of every description, at the lowest prides 1 cash. Also, constantly on band, Tin and Copper Ware 8bipe’ Pumps, Ac., Ac.


ocr: Cumberland Coal. ertrv tons Run of the Mines Cumberland Coal, a supe c/U / rior article for Blacksmiths’ use, now landing per steamship Freeman Rawden, from Alexandria, and for sale at my new Coal Yard, on wharf next north of B. C. Bailey’s. Bath, June 11, 1853. 52 B. 0 WEEKS.


ocr: A* THE CHANG and ENG, AFTER, a retirement from public life of nearly twenty years, are now making a brief tour of a few of the prin cipal cities of the United States, previous to a visit to Eu rope. They will give their Levees at the CITY HALL, On Tuesday, June 21st, Positively for one day only. Since they were last on exhibition they have married, and Chanu has five, and Eng six children. They present the only Instance in the world laM> Uwinp Kataspr* JwlllCtl USSUR I , UU<t k«wu hwut pronounced by all medical men the greatest physiological wonder in existance. An astonishing degree of symputhy exists in their feelings, and the movements of both general ly proceed from a simultaneous impulse. They will be found agreeable, intelligent and communicative. They will be accompanied by TWO OF THEIR CHILDREN. As their engagements are always made many days In ad vance, they cannot under any circumstances remain in town longer than the time specified above. IT~P Admission 25 cents ; children under nine, half price. Doors open from 3 to 5, ami 7J to 9J P. M. Lost!


ocr: Gas Burners. Chandeliers, &c, TUST received, * large and extensive « assortment of Gas Burners, Chande liers, which we ofTer at the lowest manufactory prices. These fixtures are from tpe nest manufactory, and aje Jail waoamed. Please call and mm S. W-H6AT1I * CO. 4. ” 5? ' ine. June <


ocr: FOR TITIJ COMPLETE CURE OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Asthma, AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS JK.VDING TO CONSUMPTION! 1111K above Expectorant, prepared by an experienc'd Physician and Chemist, has now become a stand ard Preparation, and is offered for the COMPLETE CURE of those diseases of the Throat and Laa|a, which, i f neglected, usually terminate taialiy in Con Mumplion. It contains no Opium, Calomel or any mineral whatever, but is composed entirely of those Root*. H>rb\ and vegetable eul-st' ncs* which have a specific influence upon the Lungs nut^iheir connected organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all irrilai ion, and gently remove the phlegm ana o’hei morbid se cretions from the throat and air passages, thus reliev ing the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and oth er causes which give rise lo it. It is approved of and recommended by Physicians of the highest standing, and may lie given wiili perfect safety to the youngest child or to the most delicate female.


ocr: Superior Coach, Furniture and Polishing Varnish. IlOR sale by the subscriber.at his shop on the cor ; nftr of Washinglonand Ceiure.Slreeis Sign and Carriage Painting, Gilding, Graining, Ac. Bat h ,Juue4,lS51. S.C. SAWYER


ocr: LYON’S K AT HA IRON, Cleanses the head from Dandruff and its natural impuri ties, and cures Baldness alter many years standing. Kathalron restored my hair after a baldness of 12 years. Yours, be., A. Jay Oototkight, 78 Bond st,, N. Y. A superlative article for dressing the hair. Price only cents, and sold every where. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 181 Broadway, N. Y. v Caution. OWING to tlt%! great quaitilie* of SPURIOUS Re licts now i'i the market, each Untile "f the GKN UfN K RAD WAV’S RKADY RKMKF, offered for sale in ihe Statk of M.mxk, must liuve an extra label. !marine the signature of U. H. IlAV’, Wholesale ami Keluil Druggist,Portland,GkxkralAgsmt for Maink. Purchase none wilhoul this label. 3tn44


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGAPAH0CK Clothing & Outfitting wuuaoTraa. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of Clothing! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for nny sea sou of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS2 some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and * BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AMD FAXCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c.


ocr: Just Received DIRECT FROM BO>TON, A Fresh 8apply of Groceries, SUCH as 3p uiLh Olivo*, large and small size Rai sins in wh >le. halves and quarter boxes; a snpe rior.'jn ility of idlutino, C urn diarch. Preserved Gin ger, Olive Oil, 'Cntrlrip.s of all kind*. Pickles, Sardines, Citron, Cr ick'd Cocoa, Chocolate, Tea* and Coffees of all grades, Ac, which he offers to the public us cheap as can be found in the citv April 9.__tS53 AhFRRD T. ROBINSON.


ocr: UNITED STATES Hahif 2^3 Annuity and Trust Company. CAPITAL, $250,000. CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY No Premium Notes and no Assessments. Stefhen KUiiawforu, Pfe# | CuA8.G.lMLAT,Sec Pliny Fisk, Actuary. LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE. F.nocb Train A Co. James Reed.Esq. J.C Howe A Co. Albert Fearing, Esq. Blanchard, Com erse* Co. H. M Holbrook, Esq Nash, Calender* Co. R. B. Forbes, Esq J. B. Kimball * Co. Philip Greely, Jr., Esq. George H.Cray * Co. George Wm Gordon,Esq This company require all premiums to be paid in Cash , agreeably to the established cusiom oflhebest English offices; and thepresent value of Annual Divi deads a re payable in cash, on demand, or deducted from future premiums, at option of the party insured. Poli cies purchased afleriwo years. California Risk* it reduced ratesof premium. B1SBEE BATES, New England Office, No. 18 Congress Street,Boston,come r of Post Office Aveuue, a few doors from State Street IV. E. Patnk.M. D., Medical Examiner. Peleg Wadsworth, Agent for Balh,solicilslhe patronage of those who wish to avail themsel ves of the superior facilities and advantages of this company, which combine* all t he benefits of the Mulual System, withthe additionalsecurity ofa large Slock Capital.— GeorgeT. Barrett,Agentfor Brunswick. 53,‘ Wanted, ar TAILORESS Girls, to whom the highest wa- ZD FronlSir.O. 1


ocr: Geoflehw’s, Mb’s ppd little Gf>il dbep’s Giotbipg, typpiffpcfiibed ex&be33ty fob tbe fteto JbpO#. 3Mfcbs toill fipd Ipy 3tocl( qpustiplly tybge, colppbisipg ebebu gbpde ppd bpbiefg . of Goods, fbolp tobicb jeleefiopj epp 6e Ippde fo gbepf pdbppfpge fob ttfe ^Epsfebp, diiejfebp, ffobfbebp, ob Sopffabp ppd upop fye lpo3f libebql tebb)3. p colpplefe 333obflpepf of Gepfle lpep’3 3Pd Sotity’3 rpbplsbipg Goods, &c. Xb3belleb3 h)3g tfet-e pbocqbe, 3f 3 Ipo Ipept’s police, complete outfits fob ttfe 1?3blob, ob ttfe Dbptoipg ^oolp. ftlgo, bepbieb gpblpepfs fob (opbpegipg. §lbppgeb3 ip ftp city, Geptletpep 3pd Updies, pbe iifbited to bigii Ibis flbe^t Clotbipg llppobiqlp, ^03. 32, 34, 30 & 38 ffoHb aibeef, gosfoo,


ocr: MM Iffl in T1CHITY! HYDRO-ELECTRIC A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedi al agent, so constructed as to be worn under the garments, next to the skiu, producing a constant, L'NINTjSRRUIT ED current of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, cflecting Immediate Relief from the most aocute pain, and also a permanent cure of all NERVOIW DISEASES. It seldom lias failed to furnish almost instant relief, and a PiyAL, PERMANENT CURE, by liebig nsed according to directiwis, to the following diseases : Kliumatism Uterine Pains (lout, Sciatica Palpitation of the Heart Paralysis Periodical Headache » Painful and Swelled Joints St. Vitus’ Dance Neuralgia of the Face General IVbility Diseases of the Spine Pains of the Chest Dcafiiess and Pdindncss Hysterics, Pyspepsia ALL DISEASES that are caused bv a deficient amount of NERVOUS FLU ID, are greatly relieved, if not permanently cured by sim ply wearing the chains for a few hours each day. Be It Mnder««toofl That it is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but only those for which it is recommended ', and moreover, we boldly claim and DEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY HIND has i«erfbrmed HO MANY CUBES during the last year, of those diseases just named, as Pulvermacher’s Electric Chains. And to prove this assertion, we defy any person to produce so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients us may be found in a pamphlet of 36 pages, to be had (gratis) of the agent in this city. The Electric Chains were first introduced in France In I860, and after being subjected to the moat Thorough and rigid trial, by the first medical men in Paris, they were found to pos sess strttngb and marvellons power in relieving pain, wher ever allied, and hy their influence Were introduced into the hospitals of that city, and also secured by letters patent by the French Government. They are now introduced in almost every HospitaUn Eng land, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented m those countries, where they have become the Most Popular Curative Agent in the World!! They were first introduced in the United States about one year since, and went through with the same trial as in Eu rope, and were at once introduced into every Hospital in New York, where they are now In daily use, effecting even MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before been awarded them. They are highly recommended by Profs. Valentine Mott, Van Buren, Post, and others, who have published their


ocr: THE Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting 7TA.P.BHOTJSE. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of BMW WMM CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. VlSTSJFALLaRAUTiESANDPRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STALES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers 4 large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FANCY ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. lie enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES ! for which the same quality of Goods can purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the- city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. ltf Remnants l>c Laines. ONE case more those fine Remnants T)e Laines, received and for sale at A. B. Ill TLEtt'S. Bath, Sept. 14, 1853. Sundries. 8myrna and Sultana Raisins, Figs, Zante Cur


ocr: Bnsinesa Cards. INGALLS & STINSON, Counsellors and Attorneys at Law. OFFICES AT WISCASSET AND NEW CASTLE, Lincoln Cocntt, Maine. Hknbt Ingalls, W.scasset. Saji’l A. Stinson, Damaris’a.


ocr: JOHN II. KinRALL, INSURANCE BROKER, NOTARY PUBLIC, BATH, MAINE. Commissioner for Mass, and .V. Hampshire. r."7” Marine, Fire and Life Jnsusniice effected a tthe owe.st rules i a responsible offices. ] v 11


ocr: SURGEON DENTIST. HAVING permanently located himself at Bath, would say to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vi cinity, that he is prepared to perform any operation in Mechanical and Surgical Dentistry, in the best manner. A K G intends that the ease, neatness and durability of his operations shall recommend him to the public — U* All work warranted. Perfect satisfaction given in all operations, or no compensation will be required. Toothache cured, without extracting the tooth, in most cases. Ofllce in Elliot House Block, No 23 Front Street, Bath, Me. 44tf


ocr: All operations inmcchan leai and Surgical Dentistry performed in a nealand per manent manner. Connected with his office, is an establishment for the , manufacture of all kinds of Block Teeth, of the best quality. Den r tist’ssupplied to order. 38t


ocr: A GOOD TIME To buy Dry Goods Cheap! At THE STORE OF A. B. BUTLER. All kinds of DRESS GOODS, at very /ow prices, such as Silks, Shawls, Barages, Tissues, Barage de Laines, Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints, and all kind of Do mestics, at the ALSO—Ladies and Misses’ Mohair and Lace Mitts of all kinds and prices. Also Gloves and Hosiery of every description ! Fancy and Trimming Goods of all kinds, at low prices. A. B. BUTLER, No. 9. opposite Sagadahock House. Bath, June 22, 1863. Regular Excursions to Bootlibay. THE NEW STEAMER


ocr: on T H E I Largest Assortment Yet, AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing1 & Outfitting WAREHOTTSB. Has just been received the LARGEST assort ment of REAP r IWAD E; ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of of all patterns and prices, suitable for nny sea son of the year ; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! I some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. VESTS, Of ALL MAIM AID PRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! -ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, A A l> I' VYCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber ! has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay ! in purchasing stock, and he now assures the : public that no person wishing to purchase need ! leave his store without being suited. He is 1 enabled to sell at the ^ VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in this or any other city. Strangers and Friends, visiting the city, wishing to purchase, and to make a wise outlay of their money, are res pectfully invited to call and examine for them j selves. * J. BALLOU. Bath, June 16, 1853. ltf


ocr: A. W. TURNER, JR., HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTER, Glazier and Paper Hanger, Front Street, (4th door from Arch St.,) up stairs. Imitator of Wood and Marble All orders promptly and faithfully attended to. lyl


ocr: Regular Excursions to Bootlibay. THE NEW STEAMER WM. B. MUKSE, Master, T\7ILL, In addition to her regular trips leave Blackmer’s “» Wharf for Boothbay, every Wednesday and Saturday on her arrival from Augusta. Fare from Augusta, Ilallowcll and Gardiner to Boothbav 50 cents; Bath to Boothbay, 25 cts. Bath, June 20, 1853. .


ocr: J. H. ALLEN &, Co, IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN BAH IRON & STEEL, Nails, Sliip Spikes, Wagan Axle Springs, Ac. McLclIati’s Wharf, Bath, me. J. II. Allen. Iy36 J. II. McLellax.


ocr: AND SPLENDID 1ST OF Offll! AT THE SAGADAHOCK & Outfitting WAK3HOTTS3. just been received the LARGEST assort ment of CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in thi3 city, consisting of COATS: of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some oT which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. V£STS, OF ALL BlIALITiES AID PRICES! Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —ALSO— .BOYS’ OLOTHINGI in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND I'AXCY ARTICLES! SUCII AS Ha,ndkerchiofs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far execedcd his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can b© purchased in this or any other city. 1 he Goods in this establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. BALLOU.


ocr: 1 ( _ Extensive Stock _oi*_ FALL & WINTER Clothing! HATS, CAPS, AND nminsHiM sooim JUST RECEIVED BY A. J. FARNSWORTH, AT THE WELL KNOWN Bath Outfitting WAREHOUSE, WORTH END OF UNION BLOCK, Nearly opposite the head of Broad St., BATH.3 The stock just opened is LARGER and com prises a BETTER ASSORTMENT than was sver before offered to the public in this Ex rBxsivE Warehouse ; comprising every variety and style of PALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! Ml Mi lit! Ill UK! EVERY VARIETY OV FURNISHING GOODS ! AND SEAMEN’S CLOTHING, &C. I leave it for the public to judge whether or nol I have the largest and best assortment to selecl from. Being grateful for the patronage heretofore bestowed, I assure my friends and the publii generally,that I shall adhere strictly to the LOW PRICE SYSTEM, Which I have established, and am determined to have my stock embrace everything in mi line to meet the wants of the public, A. J. FANSWORTII, Agent. Bath, Oct. 1, 18o3. 17tf FRAUD! who want Axk* of the real Colli s* & Co. make should


ocr: Just Received DIKKCT FROM BOSTON, A Fresh Supply of Groceries^ SUCH as Spanish Olives, large and small size Rai- sins, in whole, halves and quarter boxes; a supe- riorquality of Gelatine, Corn Starch. Preserved Gin- per,Olive Oil,Ketttlps ofall kinds, Pickles,Sardines, Citron, Cracked Ctxsa, Chocolate, Teas and Codecs •fall grades,.Ac, wa an lie oilers to the public as cheap as can be found in city April 9. 1853 kLKRED T ROBINSON


ocr: €0111 pun ml AI mull tl Lotion A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and pimples from the l":ice. mid for the cure ol chuppetl hnmi«, prepared ami for sale by J. MATHEWS, March 23,1353. Sagmlahock Building,


ocr: IDT OF UK! AT THE SAGADAHOCK Clothing & Outfitting TTARBSOTTSB. . Has just been received the LARGEST assort > • meat of m&m m&m CLOTHING! ever offered for sale in tlii3 city, consisting of COATS! of all patterns and prices, suitable for any sea son of the year; a very extensive assortment of PANTS ! some of which, in quality and workmanship, equal any custom work that can be obtained in this city. Also a large assortment of the LATEST and BEST STYLES of HATS AND CAPS! —also— BOYS7 CLOTHING! in great variety. The subscriber also offers a large and well selected assortment of Furnishing Goods, AND FMCV ARTICLES! SUCH AS Handkerchiefs, Dickeys, Gloves, Cravats, Hose, &c., &c. Encouraged by past favors, the subscriber has, this season, far exceeded his usual outlay in purchasing stock, and he now assures the public that no person wishing to purchase need leave his store without being suited. He is enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES! for which the same quality of Goods can be purchased in thiaror any other city. The Goods in this establishment are new and highly fashionable, and all who desire a fashionable, durable, cheap and substantial out fit, will do well to call in at the Sagadahock. J. BALLOU. Bath, Nov. 16, 1853. Itf


ocr: 13 n s i n t s s Cards. J. T. GILMAN, (Formerly of the Firm of Owen 4 Co.,) Auctioneer Ac Commission Mer chant. Moses' Hew Block, FRONT STEET, BATH, ME. REFERENCES. Magmin 4 Clapp, ) 8. It. CoFesworthy, Portland. Z. Hyile 4 Co, V Bath. John PMlbrlck, I -„ W. V. k 0. Moses, ) Af>el Tompkins, J **°stoD' O’ Bales of Real Estate, Vessels, Stocks, Household Furn iture, 4c., promptly attended to. Cash advances on all kinds of merchandize consigned. 22


ocr: OWEN &. OO, Auctioneers aud Commission Merchants, FRONT STREET, BATH. A re prepared ns heretofore, to make cash advances on all kinds of Merchandize for Auction Sales. XT Houses, House l^its, Vessels, and all kinds of ou door sales attended to on the most favorable terms. t H. W. Owen. 16 G. White.


ocr: CBYSMJMEI EXCURSION!! THE subscribers propose to issue tickets from Kenne* bee River to New York and back, to start Oil Wednesilsiy, Sept. 14. Wc shall go from Boston, via Providence and Stoningtra Liu-4 and return by the same route. Ticket* will be good for ten days from the time of leaving Boston. Fare from Bath, Brunswick and Freeport, $8. Tickets will be for sale at all of our offices in the above towns. PasSefigers will leave in the early train on the 14th. The proprietors are confident that the excursion will afford much pleasure to those who may attend. The route I'tSs through the fairest portion of New England, embracibg Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, R. Island nnd Connecticut. Passengers wtH leave I be Rail road at Btoningldn, and make tho trip over Long Island Bound in the magnificent steamers Commodore and Van derbilt. The Great Exhibition, the principal object of the excursion will at that lime present the greatest attraction, as he exhibitor. will then have had time to arrange and label tbeir wares, and show them to the best advantage. A together it is the best opportunity to visit New York that svill be offered this season. . CAKI ENTER ot CO. Bath. Aug. 28, 1353.___ 8wl 1 * NCLK TIES—Misses’ and Childrens’—for sale bv *1 July 26. L. S. FISHER. Tuyer Irons. rHE latest and most approved Patent. For sale by Z. HYDE & Co., Agt’s for Lincoln County.


ocr: 96ook mtb fob printing. Haring recently made extensive addl tit lone to osr variety of FLASH AH© FANCY JOB TYF The proprietor of the Eastern Time* is now prepared to ex ecute with neatn-ess and marATCB, every description of Job Wud, such as Circulars, Billheads, Cards, Catalogues, Blanks, Programmes, Shop Bills, LabeU, Auction and Hand Bills, Ate., Ate. 11T Particular attention paid to qbubbzhb ipnansy^nsK&o Matmer^ondnT/l*^ to U® twU* *** P«*>nn*d In the best a^ promw v C<m 6e Order* soUcited, •SJXEguK1- GJi0- * ncttman^


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ocr: FA LL FA till ION II A TS! FOR 1853- JAMES TWITT & Co., win be rea-iy to furnish tii those persons i ho haye tlieir names entered Tnesday. Those who have rot left their sizes will do to call immediately aud insure themselves a irood fit. An". 2, l".". Ja's Twitt i: Co.

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: L.L. Rice


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ocr: KALIDA HOTEL, ?I , j J?y i. . McCLURE. THEcilixeneol Putnam and the adjoining counties, and the traTelline public gen erally are respectfully. informed. that T.R. mcuiure liae puicnaseu tne aoove wen known stand. and which he is fitting up for the reception and accommodation of travel ers, and where he will be at all times ready to entertain hiaoidcustomersandtnetravel ins; Dublic generally.. . As Mr.McC. ia well known as alnntilord. and the accommndationa of tlie KALIDA HOTEL.its8TABLES,ctc.,nre well known to be ample, he deema it unnecessary to say more than that his bee. exertiona will be given to cater for the tastesand comfort ol the travelling public, who may give him a call, and that he is determined to provide the best the country afford e; ' February I.1850-; ; 48)t GEO II G C 8 K I N N E It, ip " ' AND - HARNESS MAKER. Ealida, Putnam Co., Ohio, ... Orders promptly executed. ; Saddles, dee., &e., constantly on hand. . July, 1852, r DAVID TAtXOliV ' ATTORN E Y AT I, A V, and Solicitor in Chancery, V DEFIANCE, OHIO; WILL promptly attend to all baainees thai may praoed in his hands, before any of theCourtiof fhia Judicial Diitrict.' Collection of Claims, sale of Real Estate, Parmerrt ef Taiei,t.,ocf .

place_of_publication: Kalida, Ohio

publisher: S.A. Hall


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ocr: iffT" DEALER " V!'- medicines is prnrilMCRXr" MMLYGRC MAIN ST-1 llLfiAVENNA,g; DTtUGS! DRUGS.'I C. Hsfch Is now receiving his spring supply of Medicine, pninls, oils, dyestuus,-groceries, oce., 4re.; direct from New York. C aJl and see.


ocr: SLOAN'S H0ESE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared, and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And gold by C. Hatch and I. Swif', Ravent.a; J. VV. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: Sash, Blinds, Chairs, &c. THE Subscriber, successor of MeElwuina & Tur hum, ct.n tiones the busines, and manufac ture of good pine Window Snail, Blinds. Doors, 5ce , also keep fur sale a general Bbsortment of f hairs and Cabnet Ware, Viz: Grecian Cne Hnntg, Round pnst do. Wind sor Dining and t'ffice Chairs, Boston Rocking Set tees, Sec., a general assort ment of Bureaus, Tables. Stands. Bditeads. 5cc- Also Bedstead posts and Table legs for sale. All kinds of turning done to order. The above work will be made of good ma terials by experienced workmen and sold at low Figures fur Ihr AfrwoV J. V. TURN HAM. 1853.


ocr: iT-" DEALER IN '"' -V, DEALER :d -PrDniMsruY K nil Uli-' ("AMfLYGRC MAIM ST. D AtI-e IM O Rl(Uli! lio!! U. ttiii ti a now


ocr: J FALL FASIIIUNIIATS FOR 53. AMES TV.'ITT & Co., will he ivatlv to furnish ha to those persons who hare their names entered uedav. Those who have not left their sizes will do to call immediately and insure themselves a good tit. AU". HSM. Ja s Iwrrr 5 Co.


ocr: SLOA E0ESE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE FAMILY 0IHTMEHT. Prepared find sold, wholesale and retail it "So. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravenna; J. VV. Cone, Franklin. 1217-6m N'S


ocr: IMPORTANT farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor. ";: GEO-WMERCfi ANT'S CELEBRATED' GAEGUNG OIL i ; exssaxAiiULSD w tbb bistost or asaiaHa As the most remarkable Sxtamal Application ever difoovered. They can't Keep Hovse without it" Binsriaaes sf mors than sixteen yesrs has establiahed w fact that Merchant's Celebrated Osrgling Oil, or Uni 2L;,rn'L' Embrncaliso, will cunt uxmi cans, snd ro. WSVS-Sil sosn-ss -., l.n. Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll EviV Oalloos, Cracked Heels, Galls of all : :'SBfr cT Jmd Sprains, Bruises, Fis ' F.tV8?dc, Strains, Lameness, vsat eawant of pain, suflerins ana umiT mt,A h. His timely appiicsUM of thts Oil. """ ssvaa ty ! .W!r'tS nSyf. proprietor, OBOROT w. miiivJiar, -iri. it. i., u siawn in the aula r uh ootut), mna m nt iwrawTiiinc over the cork. mtmz over me cor, proprietor will be promptly Get a Punphlet W tft .traat, snd what wonder r-eDafNH.Ua oy in m wi ihw nieuicina. Sola br reiiMcubla dealers gsnsrally, in the TTnitad' Btalaa aaii Wasada, Uao by. Curtis Ha:ch, Ravenna J. II. Sprague,. -Gibbs Day, DeerfleldV-H. L. Carter, Earlville J, WConer Franklin Mills A. M. f tannaid. wfer John Man an. Auburn i.H. Kibbe-, ' V- Heath ft Co-., Cuytlrcrt Falls awf ,T"fhtfeaie atd HetaU by ft 4 JtGaytord, V ''


ocr: SLOAN'S HOUSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it Ko. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Hatch and 1. Swif', RaveDria; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: FALL FASHION HATS! FOR 1853. JAMES TSflTT & Co., will be ready to fa" nat to those persons who have their names entered next Tuesdav. Those who have not left their sizes w ill do well to eall immediately and insure themselves a good nr. Ja's Twit r & Co. Aug. 2, 1853.


ocr: NE W SPRING G OODSf AT Campbeiispori. r, ogiui call i be ettentioti ol tho" public' to our new roods, evsrv variety of which miv be found at our store , 07 Oiye im a cell amfwe will endeavor to giv sat isfni-iion in every portiealnr. JI' B. W trust aa more. Cash and Produco mi$. nuy coous eurap. - , -:l otwicv


ocr: A SPLENDID LOT OF CEiOTHIirG! TOSEPH ALCORN. In Swift's buildinR op mj posite the court house, is receiving the larirest and liest selected assortment of clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, and Gents Furnish ing Goods of every style and variety, which he is deter mined to sell at prices, which cannot fail to suit purchasers. itavenua, April lltn, loot.


ocr: ' fe ;:i M Hj ra.. .1 i r 11 .--."i SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, - FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE- -. - - , --: - - AND ' . - 1 FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by , W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Match and I. Swif, Ravenna; . I. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: -mOHk JfT)HE Subsci iber.. successor of j AIcKIWhiiis cc i urnuam, con liiines fhe businessfaud mannfue- ( tnre ol' sood ine. Vindu,w S"ah-,Blinds, Doors, lets , also keep for sale a general afc8iirtni6nt of' '. .,. . ' ... f '.V ( hairs 3td Cab'Rt't Wiire, Viz: Grecinn Cne Seats, Round post do. Wind. six- Dining and i.ffice Cliairs, Boston Rockina Set tees, See., a jieoei-ntiissorlmetii of Bureaus, Tables. Siands. Bedsteads. Kc Also liedslead posts and Table legs fireale.." All kinds of turning d ine to order. The alxive work will he made of good ma terials by experienced workmen and sold at low figures for thr Uremia:' i. . , J. V. TURN HAM. -KaveDna. 9th, 1853. . .


ocr: HALL'S flOOK STORE. HObLBO'OKiS'S RELIGIOI ISCELLANEOUSt r. blank book a, Hst-TFrv rrm-- jini ivji icrci . R,,VEItNA . O. NEW BOOKS DECEIVED FKOM THE TRINCI pal Publishing Houses as soon as issued. Harper's and PutnanTs Msgazinrvind the Illustrated Mag - axine of Art, received regularlv. AH thjh varieties of School Books wri in thi. -section of country eonstantlv on hand. A rood stook of . Sta tionery can also be found 1 at reasonable prices for READY PA Yf" ' ml feLIGIOUPfW 3


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ocr: KALIDA HOTEUi By 1 R. McVLURE. mllEcitizensof Putnam and theadioihint; 1 counties, and the travelling public gen erally are respectfully informed, that TR. McClure has purchased the above well known stand, and Which he is fitting up for the reception and accommodation of travel ers, and where he will be at all times ready to entertain his oldctistomereand tlietravel- ing public generally. , ... , , , ; As Mr.MeC. ia well known as alnndlord and the accommodations of the KALIDA MOTEL, itsSTABLlS,&c., are well known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say more than thai Jiis nest exertions will be eivcti to cater Tor the' tastes and comfort ol the travelling public, who may give him a call,nnd that he is determined to providethc best the country affords. . ... ' . February 1.1850. 461 ! AVD HARNESSSIAKER. KaL'.d.v, Pr;i,NAii Co., Ohio, j; Orders promptly, executed.... Saddles. tc &e.,rionstantiv on hand. .: July, 1852, r. , ... DAVID TAVLOHt ... V ATTORNEY AT LA W, and Solicitor in Clmntcry; pEFIANCEjOIllO. ,T rr , WITAprmf)lIy n'lftad to aU business Ihit may plnocd in his hands, before any of theCourteo this Judicial Diitrioti Collection of Claims, sale of Real Estate, Parihentof Taxes;&,c.'i&c. ' May 30,41)51, ' vi s. : 530


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ocr: WP.UGS! URLCtS!! C. ' Hatch Is now receivme his spring supply of Bledicine, paims, oils. ccc, direct from New ?f DEALER IN Wlrf r PERFUMERS : 1 MJf


ocr: BALL'S BOOK STORE. bSCHOOLBOOKS! 'RELIGIOUS Miscellaneous 4!D .STANDARD WORKS: j , blank Root;.; m r iti pr, rnv. It AVEfiNA O- NEW BOOKS RECEIVED FKOM THE PRIKCI pal Publishing Houses as soon as issued. Harper's and Putnam's Magazinesnd the Illustrated Mag- -azine of Art, received regularly. All the ' varieties of School Books used 4n this . section of country constantly on hand. A good stock of Sta . ; tioncry can also be- found . at reasonable prices for R R A D Y Pi Y! APLETON. A Temperance tale. A new fjook iust nublished. and una of tho heat tilings outt Just received and for sale nt August I6ih, 1853. Hall's Book Store. HAUY SiDK or Life in a country Par sonnge. by a Pastors wife. This volume sRouhl be in every family in the land. Many have received new light from the perusal of this book. AU may do so. A full supply can -always be found at. - . - - ------ Hall's Book Starr. PKKP AT KUMBEK FIVE. A chapter in the life of a city pastor, bv H. Trnsta. For sale at Hall's Book Stops. sjSUNNY S wife, by th iic. For safe at SIDK nr the country Mtriitera the author of peep nt No. Frfie Tell Tale. MALL R BOOK STOItB. AST LEAFKKOM SUNNY SIDE, by H. Trusts, author of Peen at No. Five Sunny Side Tell Tale Kitty Brown, &c. For sale at Hall's Book Stow. T TELLTALE or Home Secrets, lold-b old travelers, bv H. Trusta. author or Mmny we. &c.,&cat - Hall Book otoss. ERN LEAVES, from Faony's jortfolio, is yet for sale at ' : . Ht.t. Hook Stohh. in i-n u a DDI M:vJ IIN VKILKJ) nn flan rni - - -- pose of tlte oripm. History. Theology and PhUoao- nhv.of commuiiioaiiou from tne pira nunu. nuanos inerous illustrations, can be touna at Haij. s Book Stork, COLLARS AND CENTS, by Amy La H throp--twe volumes. Penny whence earnest Ibou? For sale at ' Hall's Book Storh. EW POET. The Poems ofthe New ro ot, Alexander Smith, are for sale at . Hai l's Book. Storr, EADLY'S WORKS. Washington and his Generals. 2 vol's. Napoleon and his Marshals. i! vol's. Life of Empress Josephine, with a splendid por trait. Women of the Biblo. bacred Mountains. Sacred Scenes and Characters, &c, Jtc, at , Hall's Book Storr. WM ITESLAVEKY in Ihe barbery State, by Charles 8umcr. beautifully illustrated at SPEECHES OK JOSHUA K. UlDDINtiS, in Congress, with portrait, are at Hall's Book Stork. EMOUKACY IN AMERICA, by De- Toenucville. Pacifio and dead sea eipedhioa. ' " 1 w us.es L.yncn. so. , MiUuns'i;ibrns Rome, 6 volumesv, Humes Historv of England, 6 toI, . . McCaulj"s 8 vol's, . . For sain at Hai.i.'s Boor SrosF-. - EART lllSlOKIES.and Life Picture ,hyT, S. Arlhur. the best author in Asaerira. UU(.V Boo 6 xnc .


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMEJfT,- Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it Ho. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by 5 W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hatch and 1. Swif', Ravenna; J. W4 Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: IMPORTANT TO THB Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor. GEO. W. MERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL VNFARRALLKLED 11C THE HlSTOaY Of MEOICIHB Al the most remarkable External Application em discovered. . 'They can't Keep House rithout it" " Fxper'6" f niore tlian sixteen years has establihed llie fact that Merchant's Celebrated Gargling Oil, nr Uni versal Family Embrocation, will cure rausl cases, and re Heve all such aa , , . ' Spavins Sweeney. Ringooner "Windgalls, Poll Kvil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of all kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi- sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds, Chillhlains. Chapped Hands. Cramps, Con tractions of tlie Muscles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, dtc. fcc 4c mu. 1 1 t..i ,.r iKi. nil. in. the eure or ffts Alia iMiuaraiiuicu .ull m , - . . . MRM in llnniMK Anil i:ti s. ana even III uuiui wi ilnily becoininz more known to the tanning cniuqiu my. It can hanlly be credited, except by those wlio have boen in the habit of keeping it in lheir stables and houses, what avvast amount of pain, suflering and ume, aro saved by the timely application of this Oil. tSf Be sure the name of the sole proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. Y., is blown in the aids of the battle, and in his handwriting over the cork. All orders addressed to the proprietor will be promptly responded to. et a Pamphlet of the Ascnt, and see what wonders are ecotmtliihau by Uie use of this medicine. Sotit by rcsuectable dealers generally, in the United States and Oaoaua. Also by Curtis tiaich, Havenna J. H. Bprague, (ribbs & Day, Deerfteld H. L. Catter, Earlville Vna- f ranklin Mills A. M. Ktannatd, nla, .1aI. A T . ..I t .... . ' inoiiwi, auLuni ii. jLibbe, r i: neatn B to., l.uyahopa rallund wnoiewte and JHetatl hy n. & K.Uaylord, and J. Weobani, Cleveland. i


ocr: NEW SPUING GOODS Campbellsport. i WE agttn call the atteniion of tha public to our new goods, every variety of which may ' be found at our store. e- (jj Give us a csll and we - will endeavor to give sal. infection in every particular. , ' N- It We trust no more. Cash and Produce will buy good, cheap. , H. BOSTW1CK. - Campbellsport, May 17, 1853. .


ocr: S 111 v-t-- FALL FASUIUN IIATSf - JAMES TWITT & Co.r will be rtalv to furnkh to those persons who have their names entered uesfln v. Those wno hare not left their sizes n ill do to call immediately and insure themselves a good fit. Aug. a, - - JA 8 Twixr at uo.


ocr: SLOAN'S HOUSE 0DJTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, hy W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravenna; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 12l7-6m


ocr: RUGS! DROGSII C. IJttch is now receivine his sprine supply of Medicine, paints. oilj. dyesiuffW, groceries, Slc, 4c, direct from Mew Call and see.


ocr: IMPORTANT TO THU Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor. . GEO. W. MERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL WNPARRiLtELCD I. Till H1STORT OT MIDIC1M Ai the cost remarkable External Application ever discovered. . "They can't Keep House without ijt,"- - Experience of more than sixteen years has established the tact thai Merchant's Celebraicil Gargiilig Oil, or Uni vcrsai. Family Einbrucaliun, will cure most cases, and re-. lieve all such as Spavins Sweeney, Ringbone, Windfalls, Toll Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, foils of all , kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Uraises, Fis tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Straius, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Slange, Rlieumnt.sin, liitcs of Animals, External lJoi . sons, Tainful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains, Chapped Bands, Cramps, Con tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, tcrftc die. The unparalleled success of this Oil, in lbs curs or'ilis cases in llorees anil Cattle, and oven in human llesh, is daily becoming mors known lo the farming community. Ilcan harilly be creiliteil, eicoul by those wlio have been in the habit of keeping il in ihcir slablcs anil bowses, what a vast amount of pain, sudeiing and lime, aro saved by the timely application of litis Oil. - ' W Be iire the name of ihe sole proprietor, GLORGB W. MERCHANT, Lockporl. N. Y-, is blown in llie side of die boitle, and in bis bamlwriling over the cork. 1 All orders addressed .Ul Ihe proprietor will be promptly responded to. (lei a Pamphlet ofthe Asent, anil see what wonders an arxomnlisheit by ihe gse of ihirmsdicine.. S-ll by rosneclable dealers ensratly, in the United Stales and Canada. Also by '- f'uri.s iu.cn Ku.iu'i.i J. II. Spr.ipue, G'irrellsvi'.le GihbsftDay, Decrfieid H. 1 Cniter, Karlville J- W. Cone Franklin Mills A. M. Kt'irnid, At war John Mannn, Auburn J. It. Kibbe, Warron "n,n uyaliogn Falls nnd ii hoIe.Me mid Retail!., H. & E. Gnylord rnd .' . J. A enlmm, Cleveland. . -- .. ' ill


ocr: SLO A N'S ECSSE OIlfTHEIIT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, T A N N IN PASTE FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared, and soli, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Elinois, bj W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hatch and I. Swif', Ravenna; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217 G.n S. RAW SON, (SUCCESSOR TO M. HULDER.T,) RAVEETIJA. OHIO. TRASS Founder, Copper Smith. Tin and U Sheet Iron W orker kpeps on hand a gen eral assortment of Stoves, Stove pipe, Tin arid sheet Iron ware. Also Brass and Copper Ket ties, Clmin pump, Cast Iron Revolving pumps Lead pipe, o.td Irons. Brass and Copper cast ing, Gun trimmings Also, tin Rooting Outtrs and snouting put up at shoit do! ice. 1 (U Job W'otk done to order nno. mmt kinds of produce taken in exchange. A few doots south ofthe Court House. S. RAUSON. Ravenna, Jan. 25, 1853. 1204 TO THE rASHIOIJABLB.


ocr: WKlL " -ETTT!" LGIST&AP01 lryr-:i( DEALER PERFUNSEKtv" ltRCGS! DRUGS!! C.Hnch is now mjf receiving his spring supply of Medicine, points. oils, dyestufis, groceries, Sic, c, direct from New KorK. call andaee. : ,- .-- . -. ' ; - . --c


ocr: A SPLKND1D LOT OF 1 Trtoi7prj A f. CORN. In J9'f.' knildin. n. I I " -- "r sj posite the court house, is receiving the largest and best selected assortment of clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, and Gents Furnish ing Goods of every style and variety, which he is deter mined to sell at prices, which cannot fail to suit purchasers. Kavenna, Aru lltn, looo. - -.v...;


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ocr: '""..IMPOHTAKJP;.,,, rFaraeri Farrier & Stage Proprietor. :'s '"jGEOt W. MERCHANT'S CELESBATED GAEGLING OIL parijtaLL(LSD ia the Bistoit or acoicias ,.f As the nost rezcarkabla Externa Application aver : . discovered. They can't.Keep, Hqus, without it""T f Experience of more than sixteen years has establivlied,. , flie fsci tlut Merchahi's Colebnited Oarlftig: Oil, or Uni. ' ; Family Embrucauoa. mil cura uumh cases, aad rt- ' Berasll .ucim, . '.f, ... 4,;., v,. .-, , Spavins. Siweney, ItincbonSi Windfrahs,' Polln, --;kinds. Fresh-Wounds, Sprains, Bruises,Fis - - x.vu, jnuous, Uracked Heels, Units ,A nil 4'toln, Sitfast, Sand Cracksi Strains, Lameness, i oundere.1 Feet. Scratches or Crease. M.HiB-e.i. iM!umeLsm, Bites of -Animals Exrernal'Pol- anns, Painful. Nervous Affections, Jrost Bites, rA,'118' Whitlows.. Burns aod-Scalds, hillblains. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con " -tractaon. of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness " - ol tha Joints, Caked Breasts, Ac -Ac. Ac SliU w.m1 S,'-tle' T'n in human de,h, is ' JiI SJk;.1!?? elMil, except by thoM Wlio have been IB the habit of keepinj it in iheir euble. and house, what avast .mount of pain, .uflcrm and lime i .avel by the lime ly apphcauon of this Oil ""rl- "1 W. MBItoIlANT, Loekporl. N. Y., ia blown in the sius : tMhe boulranl in his hamlwrinn; over the cork. ; Aft orders addressed U tlie proprietor will he nmnMi. JMponded 10. est s Pamphlet of the Aeent, and see what wonders are eraomiillshed by the ure of this medicine. Sub!' by roe neetable dealers generally, la the Vnhed States amlOaaaua, Also bj , tia,cii. rtuvenna J. II. Sprigue, Gibbs St Day, Decrfield U. L.-Caiter, Earlv:le J. W. Cone, Franklin Wills A. M. Stnnnatd, Wter John Mnnan, Auburn J. H.-Kibhe; V P. L. iealb. Co., Cuyahoga Falis-and Vboleal aed Retail by 11. & E. Gaylord. and Wenliam, CTetlrd. " -. .-, -.-.rw is. ?


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ocr: THE BOOK OF THE SEASON! ; $100 TO $200 PER MONTH! WANTED IMMEDI TELY. A large number of agents to engage in',. the saleofa new and very popular work-just published." It is a book that will sell to almost etery family in the West, npd any ac tive man can clear from five ,U eight dollar ' Our o'.her publications art very saleable; and we, offer extraordinary inducements lor gent. .!; . " . il:,,,".' :!; .' ;. ..; i! Full particulars given by addressing, paid, . TOOKER & iATCHEL, , .i ,t . Publuhers, Cleveland, O


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ocr: SLOA N'S HORSE OINTMENT,; Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retaU it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hatch and I. Swif', Ravenna; J. V. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, ' FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold fcy C. Hftch and I. Swif-, Raventia; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m S. RAWSON, (succEssoR'rd jm.Hulbert,) BAVEHXTA. OHIO. BRASS Founder, Opper Sniiih, Tia Sheet Iron Worker keeps on hand a gen eral assortment of Sioves, S.ove pine, Tin sheet Iron ware. Also Brass nnd Copper Ket ties, Chniil pump", Cast Iron Revoking pumps Lend pie, Sid Irons, Brnss and Copper Cast ing', Gun.tr immings Also, 'j in Roofing Gutters and spouting up at short noiice. tt" Job Woik done lo order ana most of produce tnkpn in exchange. A few south of the Court House. 3. RAWSON. Ravenna, Jan. 25, 1853. : 1204 TO TBS FASHIONABLE.


ocr: Saglif Blinds, Chairs, &c. TH E ; S ubscriber. successor . of McElw-ains & Turnham, con tinues the business, and: manufac ture of good pine Window Sash, Blinds. Doors, &o , also keep Tor sale s general absortdieot of ( hairs acd Cab'net Ware, Grecian Cane Seats, Round post do. Wind Viz: sor Dining and office Chairs, Boston Rocking Set tees, &c, a general assortment of Bureaus, Tables, Stands. Bodateads, &o. Also Bedstead posts and Table legs for sale. All kinds o'f turning done to order. The above work will be hVnde'of good ma terials by experienced-workmen and sold at low figure tor the ffwtfy. J. V. TURN HAM.


ocr: SLOAX'S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER. BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and. sold, wholesale and retail it So. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold 07 C. Hatch and 1. Swift, RaveDna; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217-6m


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ocr: KALIDA HOTEL, By I. R. McCLVRE. THEcitizensol Putnam and the adjoining counties, and the travelling public gen erally are respectfully informed, that T. R. McClure. has purchased the above well known stand, and which he is fitting up for the reception and accommodation of travel ers, and where he will he at all times ready to entertain his old uustomersand the travel ing public generally. !, it'.-. ! Jk . As Mr. W cC. is wjll known as alnndlnrd. snd the accommodations of tlie KALIDA HOTEI.itsSTABLES,4.o..ar well known to bo ample, he deems it unnecessary to say more, than that his' best exertions will be given to eater for the tastes and comfort ol the travelling public; who may give him a call, and that he is detorminedto providethc boeuhecQiintrv affords. .1 . -February t . 1 850. 461 1


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ocr: FALL FASHION HATS! FOR -185$.:.':; JAMES TWITT. & Co , will be ready to furnish to those persons who have their names entered luesday. a nose .who nave not letttneir sizes mill do to call immediately and insure themselves a good tit. Aug. 2,1853.. jA'sTwrrrJi Co.


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ocr: FALL FASHION HATS FOR !g-. JAMES TWITT & Co., -will be ready to furnish to those persons who haw their names entered Tuesday. Those who''have cot left their sizes will do to call immediately and insure themselves a good fit. Aug. 2, lt3. Ja's Twitt & Co.


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ocr: t, a. ciAii. If. T. CtAtl, J O.CLiSK, : AMERICAN HOUSE, -. i: Br : ; J.ILCLAltKftCO., c sash. aTaait, hsaR mi hi i.adij, DELPIIOS, OHIO. HAVINCJ leaeedthle eatabliehmen l for a term or yesre, end refi.ftd and refer tiitbed the eame throughout, we will en deavor, b j proper attention, to make it at all timca a deeitable leeort for traveleri, and ' k ama itv knardava. - - . - - - . . I. 1851. ' 524


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ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE ODJTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it TSo. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Hatch nnd 1. Swifi, Ravennn; J. W. Cne, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: FALL FASHION HATS ' . FOR 1853. JAMES TW1TT & Co- will be ready to famish to those persona who hare their names entered Tuesday, 'i hose wno care not tett tneir sizes in ao to eail immediately and insure themselves a good fit. - Aug. , lla. ; .- V J twi-rr at t.


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ocr: THE DOCK OF THE SEASON! $100 TO $200 PER MONTH! x WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A larK' number of agents to engnge in tli ale of a new and very popular work, just published. It is a book that will sell lo almost every family in the West, and sny ac tive man can clear from five to eight dollar per day. ; ,;.; Our other publications are very saleable, and we offer extraordinary inducements for agents. . - Full particulars given by addressing, pot paid, TOOKER & GATCHEL, 1 1 - Publishers, Cleveland, O. ENTLKMEN'S HATS Threo dozen J of tho lhiest style of fashionable Hals imported from New York. for sale by : : ' l . , Wm.& A.J.Tavioh. , TIEAUV Made Clolhiiiir Overt IX. coats, Vests, Cloaks, Pantaloons, of the beat nality, at Taylors', Kalida, 0.


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ocr: . IMPORTANT - -. , , TO THB Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor. 1 GE0. W. MERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL . ' ; OlfPARRALLXLEB IX THB H18TO&T OS HBDIC1HB is the aaost remarkable External Application ever . . . . discovered. . ... . ... "They can't Keep House without it" ' Experience of more than sixteen years has established ' the fan thai Merchant's Celebrated Uarglir.? Oil, or Dm. - versa! Family Einbriication, will cure most cases, andro . lieva all such as : .: Spavins Sweeney, Ringbone, "Wimlgalls, Poll . : Evil, Callous. Cracked Heels. Gclls of all Hinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Fis tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange,' Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains, Chopped Hands. Cramps, Con . tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Ac. tc tc The unpsratlolcd success of this Oil, in the cure of dis eases in Ilorsea ami Cattle, and even in human ueso, is daily becoming more known to the farming community. It can hanlly be cretlitei, except toy those who have been lu the habit of keeping it in their stables and houFes, what a vast amount of uain, sultorins and time, aro saved by the timely application nf this Oil. MSf Be Mure the name of the sole proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT, Lockport, N. Y., is blown in lbs side of the bottle, and in his handwriting over the cork. Atl.orilers stldresaed to the proprietor will be promptly resrondeil to. . Qet a Pamphlet nf the Agent, and see what wonders are arfomplnihed Dy tne u,e ol lnj8 medicine. Sold by re.ueclable dealers generally, in tho United Butea sad Canada. Also by t.urt, i ria-ei! Mavi-niu J. H. Sj-r.-igue, Tt'J1 Day' "eerfield H. L. Carter. EartvTlle o. vvone, franklm Mills A. M. Stannaid, -John Manan, Auburn J. H. Kibbe. i - i Co CyahB Fallaand ana neiau uy u. ft E.Gsylord, and A . . ' ; Vveland. . 1


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT. Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK; . TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. PreTjaredand sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hatch and I. Swif', Ravenna; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: H SLOAN'S HOUSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOS; TANNIN PASTE AKD FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail tt No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravenna; J. VV. Cone, Franklin. 1217 6m


ocr: A SPLKNDII) LOT J OSRPII ALCORN. It. Swit'-'s buildine op posite tho court house, is receiving the largest and best selected assortment of clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, and Gents Furnish ing Goods of evi-ry style nnd variety, which he is deter mined to sell at prices, which cannot fail to suit purchasers. Kavenno, April lltli, 1863. OF "EE" TVS' sr. I &S Jf - rS. aiss tf i


ocr: FALL FASHION HATS FOR 18.13- JAMES T WITT & Co . will be ready to furnish hats to those persons who have their names entered next Tuesday. Those who have not left their sizes ill do well to call immediately aud insure themselves a good fit. ug. 2, leoe. ja's Twrrr & Co.


ocr: RUGs! inti. tiai! o. ii'iiiii ib now receiving his spring supply of Medicine, paints. oils. dyestulTs, groceries, &.c. $'C, direct from New Xsyf""- DEALER iN)"-vjF D


ocr: FALL FASHION HATS' FOR 1S53. JAMES T WITT & Co.. will be ready to furnish to those persona who have their names entered Tuesday. Those who have not left their sizes will d . to call immediately and insure themselves a good fit. Aug. 2, 1853. Ji'sTwiTr & Co.


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ocr: WM; B. OLDS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, HAS permanently .. located himsell. In COLUMBUS GROVE, where ha will be found. ready at all times to oUond to ealls in the hrte of his profession, as a 1 Wherever And whehever his Services may be required. ... i-.tTB-ti. . r - r 1 Dr. Ov treats that his aequaintancs with the prevalent' diseases' ot the country will enable htm '0 und rtake their treaiment and cure with reasonable ; assurance of success, and he trusts that those who need th services of a Phvsiciao'will not fail to give him calK Office opposite Bogsrt's Hotel ;t' v,July:3d, 182.. ,. .-'?, , !.::,:! !


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ocr: HOOLBOOKS RELIGIOUS ISCELLANE0US 0 STANDARD WOBKSif BLANK eoOfc.j STATIOIIERY RMEINA NEW BOOKS RECEIVED FBOM THE PBINCI pal rublishinjr Houses as soon as issued. Harper" and I'ulnan? s Msgazinesind the Illustrated Msg azine of Art, received regubu-rr. All th varieties of School Books used in this, . section of country constantly on band. A good stock of Sta tionery can also be found at reasonable prices for READ Y PAY APLETON. A Temperance tale. A neW Book iUftt nilhtiliH niul nn Ar Lit hftrif things outi Jast receired and for sale at August 16th, 1853. Hall's Booa 8t-b. SHADY SIDE or Life in a country Par sonage, by a Pastors wife. This volume should be in every family in the land. Many have received new light from the perusal of this book. All ma; do so. A full supply can always be found at. Hall's Book Stork. EEPAT NUMBER FIVE. A chapter m the life of a city pastor, by H. Tmsta. For fiale nt Hall's Book Stork. UN NY SIDE or the country Mii.Mera wife, by the author of peep at No. Fifie Tell Tale. For sale at Hall's Book Stobr. ; AST LEAF FKOM SUNNY SIDE, by II. Trusta, author of Peep at No. Five Sonnjr -Tell Tale-Kitty Brown, i-c. For sale at ' Hall's Book StohfS Side 1 ELL TALE or Home Secrets, told by old travelers, by II. Trusta. antnor oi bunny Side,- &c at Hall's Boor Store. ERN LEAVES, from Fauny's portfolio is yet for sale at Hall's Book Stokr. CJPiRir RAPPIN US UN VEILED an ex- tcJ pose of the orhrin. History, Theology nnd Ph!eao- phv. of commiiiiicatiuiM from the Spirit World. With u" nierous illustrations, can be found at Hall's Book Store. "WOLLARS AND CENTS, by Amy La- B W throp two volumes. Penny whence earnest thou? For sale at Hall's Book Storr. WEW POET. The Poems of the New Pr JlM et, Alexander Smith, are for sale at IUi.l's Book Stork. EADLY'S WORKS. Washington and his Generals. 2 vol's. Nanoleon and his ManhaK. 3 vol's. Life of EniDrcss Josephine, with a snlen.li.1 nor. trait. Women of the Bible. Sacred Mountains. Sacred Scenes and Characters, &c, &o, at Hall's Book Storr, WHITE SLAV ERY in Ihebarbary Stales, by Charles Sumer, beautifully illustrated at . Hall's Book Stork. SPEECHES OF JOSHUA R. G1DDINUS, K7 in Congress, with portrait, are at Hai l's Book Stork. EMOCRACY Tocnueville. IN AMERICA, by D." Pacific1 and dead sea expedition. ' Wilkes I.vuch, &c . . V Millnmns Gibtuuui Rome. 6 volumes. ' Huniei History of England, 6 vol. ' McCauly's 3 vul's, " - " For sale at ' Ham V Book Srnfc. EAR P HIS TORIES.' and l.il- .,i... JZitS rfr :yT. S". Arthur, iho brsiantlm in Amenta. ' 11 ail's L'oaa 1S


ocr: FALL FASHION HATS! FOR 1853- JAMF.S TWITT & Co., will be ready to furnish to those persons who have their names entered A uesaay. i hose who have not left then- sizes w ill do to call immediately and insure themselves a pood fit. Aug. a, iaotf. ja's 1 wiTr & Co.


ocr: : . . n ... .vw. Sedicinesj SMA1MST.' BftKUtiS! JJKUtiri!! U. Hitch Is now jkjf receiving his sprins supply of Medicine, paints, oils. dycstuOW, groceries, &c.. 4"C direct from New Vork. Call and see.


ocr: DOirott vm it.M:i.i. THE POCKET -ES'JCL.lPir OR, EVERY ONE HIS O H'V Pit YS1CIAN. THE Forticih Edition, wltti One Hundred Engrningr, showing Diseases and Malforma tions of tho Human System ia every shape and foiwa. 'io w hielx, is added a Treatise on the lis- cases of Females, being of the. highest importance to nier-ied-peov'e, or ihoio colUimplaung marriage, lty WILLIAM YOl'KG. M. I). Lei no father be ashamed to present a copy of tNr .'Esculnpius io hischild. Il may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman cmcr m;o the se cret oblieations of married life, without reading tho Pocket .Ausctilnpius. Let no one suffering from o hoek nied cough, Poin in tho Side, restless nights, nerve.es fcclinKS, and the w hole train of Dvanenu'c sernii:i,i and given up by their physieinns, be another iiii'rnjirit without consulting the -ft'.srulaniu. Have the miir,Wff-' or those about lo be married, any impediment, rem! tins truly useful book, as It has been the menus ef ntii thousands of iinforlunalo creatures from iho irv jaw of death. - D Any person sending 55 cents, cn nloscd in n lei-' tcr. w ill receive one copy of tin w ork by mail, or livo copies w ill be sont for $1. Address, (post-paid.) DR. WM. YOt'NO. ' lf6-ly No. IS J. firrvr iSr.. PhtM-H-". Cnrriage Tri mining TTWa. TENT Leather, Enamelled Cloth, ice.., 4c. fcft ante at Iho Carriage shop of N D CLARK & CW; Iffil Ravenna. March 29. 18.12. THK lest mill largest assortment ol I'omphlet Literatute, entertaining and unexceptionable in tone and influence, embracing work from ihe pen of T. S. Arthur, Mrsi Grey, Miss Pirkoring. M.-s. Gore Mrs. Munnl. Chnrle I ever nnd ether distinguish writer, ever offered iu this market, may be found at Ucl. S!. Hall's Hook Siok.- ran bexxs op tee statsj ANEW and splendid cook tovo which l,n hee-n admired whorevei it has been introdureii both, for the beamy of itsojonslructioR antlfll pcrferrnmm-.erVf it operation, ftr sale at j; iwieVs. '


ocr: A SPLKNDII) LOT-OF CLOT-HINOl JOSEPH ALCORN, In Swift's building op posite the court house, is receiving the largest and best selected assortment of clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, and Gents Furnish ing Goods of evrry style and variety, M-hich he is deter mined to sell at prices, which cannot fail to suit purchasers. Kavenna, April 11th, 1853.


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, ? FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND . FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold by C. Hatch and I. Swift, Ravenna; J. W. Cone, Franklin. 1217-6m


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTKirNT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AKD FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold hy C. Hutch nnd I. Conp, Franklin. Swif', Ravenna; J. W. 1217 6m


ocr: DOCTOR YOl'RSEi r, THE POCKliT 3ESLt'LAPIUS OR, E VERY OXE HIS O WX PH YSICIAX. raHE Fortieth r tlition,wltl H. One Hundred Engroxinga, showing Diseases and Walforma tion. of the Human System in everv shape and form. I o which is added a Treatise on the Uia- SS eases of Kemoles. being ol Ihe highest imporianre- to married people, or those contemplating marriage. By WILLIAM YOUNG. M. D. Lot no father be ashamed to present a copy of the iEsrulnpiustohischild. It may snvc mm lrom an early arave Let no young man or woman enter into the se cret oblicatione of married life, without reading the Pocket Esculnpttis. Let no one suffering from a hack nied cough. I'nin in the Side, restless nighta. nervous feelings, and the whole tram of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their physicians, be another moment without consulting the iEsculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment, read thi. truly useful book, as It has been the mean, of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaw. of death. O Any person seeding 25 cents, enclosed in a let ter, will receive one copy of tin. work by mail, or five copies will be lent for $ I . Address, (post-paid.) DR. VM. YOUNG. 1 1 96-1 y No. 1 59, fyrvrt St Plntadtlphtg. NR Bo of Plaied Harness Ware, Dew STVLI, just ree'd and tr sae at Kavenna, Aug. 30, 1S52. - . 'UN WARE. A genital assortment for JaL .ale at Rww'i OHEAT TEKPERiSCE TALE. The ffunlor s oon. or tne juatve ..ilf, a litt he fuse. BvMettt Victorta fuller. This anxiously Imiked far, and powerfully writ ten work, is, to the Tempernno cause, what Un cle Tom's Cabin ia to the Anti-Slavpry oause, and is destined to produce a great sensation, and leu exert an immense and salutary Influence. . ' i, A new su ply just received and itoiii off fatt 1 S J


ocr: Sash, Blinds, Chairs, &c. mHE Subscriber, successor of McElwains & Turnham, con tiunes the business, and mnnufiin- ture of gond pine Window Saah, Blinds, Doors, &c , also keep for sale a general assortaient of Chairs and Cabrnct Ware, Viz: Grecian Cane Sents, Round post do. Wind sor Dining and nffice Chairs, Boston Rocking Set tees, &c, a general assortment of Bureaus, Tables. Stands. Bedsteads, &o. Also Bedstead posts and Table legs fur sale. All kinds of turning done to order. The above work will be made of good ma terials by experienced workmen and sold at Zoto Figures for the Rrrndy. 3. V. TURNHAM.


The Kalida venture. [volume]

ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF RI2AL ESTATE. 0 the 14th day of May, A..W. 1853, nt one o'clock tn the afternoon, at the door of the couit house, in the town ol Kalida. Putnam rounlv. Ohis. will In sold to the highest bidder ihe following Real Eitnte, is tlio property of Christian Myers, deceased, to wli: The south east fraction of Section number elihteen Ir township naniber one north range number all 161 east. In Putnam county, Ohio, and containing nineiy-iwo an,i eiginy-nve itunareaiiis seres ol inns, more or less. Appraised at four hundred and sixty, four dollars. Terms: one-third cash in hand: ono- third In ont year: and the residue In two years, with interest from the day of mlm deterred payments to be secured by mortgage on the premises. . A. iiUUD, ' Attorney" for Administrator. ' A D. 1852. ' ; G27


The Ohio star. [volume]

ocr: RUlit. liKi ti.-U ii'iiili is receiving his spring supply of Medicine, oils, dyesturli, groceries, olc. , f-c, direct from D


ocr: SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT, Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE AND FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail it No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. And sold oy m' . C. Hutch nnd I. Sfcvif', Ravenna; J. V. Cone, Frnnklin. 1217 Cm


ocr: ' i ' -; to tbb - v... l Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor.' V.i ' GEO. W. MERCHANT'S V CELEBRATED GAEGLLNG OIL . -.A VSrAEKALLSLSD la THB HISTOBV or HBSlCXHS As tha nost remarkable External Application ever i,.......:.v . . . oiscovsred. . Ttey can't Keep House without it.". ; Exnerieiu-A nf more than aixlMn- vsars has establinhe.1 tl fact itiat Merclianl's Celebrated tjarglirig Oil, or Uni. . : veraai Family Embrocation, will euro must coses, and rd. ' ' Iters all such as . -. Spavins, Sweeney,: Ringbone, ' Windfalls. Poll . v -JBvil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Gflls of all Vitands, Freeh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis- ,. ... tab, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foundsreil Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange, . . , Eheumatam, Bites of Animals, External Poi- ' T on? Painful Nervous AfTections, Frort Bites, ' Corns, Whitlows, Boras and Scalds, ...ChiUblauis, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con t -tractions of Uie Muscles, Swellings, Weakness ' of the Joints, Caked Breasts, 4c. Ac Ac. The nnnaralloled success of this Oil, to tha cure of "w ' tun In Hones and Cattle, and even In human lleah, is tally becoming more known 10 the farming commumtr 1 ll can hardly be credited, except by those who hare been in the habit of keeping it in their etablea and houaee, what a vsat amount of pain, suffering snd time, aro saved by the timely applteation of this Oil. t&- He aure the name of the sole proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. Y., is blown in tbe sids mt the bollte, and in his handwriting over ihe cork. I All orders addressed to the proprietor will be promptly tee ponded 10. . . , Got a Pamphlet of the Agent, and see what wonders are rcomnliaheil by the na of this medicine. 8owt-Jy resoeetabla dealers generally, in tha United Also ay - Curtis Hatch'. Havenna J. fl. Sprague, Gibbs Sc Dayj Deerfieb H. L. Carter, Early, lie J, VV . fJone, FranKlin JVliiis a. m. nmnnara, water John Mansn, Aobom J. H. Kibbe, W" P. L Heath ft Co:. Coyaboga ' ""oienaie ana Jfetstt or n. or cvuijiun, onu waoti Wesl.arn,;Clevclan1I.;;,,V'.Ui v ; i ". . , J, --r5 z--- ' . 'j'.v..--,1.',!;-'-;


ocr: TtUGS! bRutiall O. Hitch Is now receiving: his snrins supply of Medicine, oils. dye8tutli, groceries, tkc, 4c- direct from rFr-"u dealer in )" -.Ny 1


ocr: A SPLENDID LOT, OF TOSEPfT ALCORN. In Swift's hulldinir on. il posite the court ; house, is receiving the lanrest and liest selected assortment of clothing ever offered in this county, consisting of coats, pants, vests, and Gents Furnish ing Goods of every style and variety, which he is deter mined to seu at prices, wnicn cannot iairto suit purchasers. Itavenna, Apru lltn, isou.


The Kalida venture. [volume]

ocr: VV. J. JACKSON, GENERAL LAND AGENT, SfC. " ' Nap .leon, Henry County, O. AS Auditor of Henry county, he is pre pared to attend to the payment of Taxes, investigation ot l.nna Iitles,andeverythmg connected with a General Land Agency. (17-AH orders post-paid, containing one dollar tn cash, win De promptly attended to - April, 1851. - ' 525 GEOKGG SKINNER, AND ' HARNESS MAKER. Kal da, Putnam Co., Ohio, , Orders promptly executed. Saddles, &c, at-e., constantly on nana. July, 1852, FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. Ai the office of the Kalida Ventura. Aufuut, 1S5L-, 7 ,1 4fff ,lls of Superior CoUce UUU For sale as cheap as can be had in tha Northwest by Wh. &, Ai J. Taylo.? - - -


The Ohio star. [volume]

ocr: Id MAIN ST.1 RAVENNA RUGS! DKLtiaM C. iUttU is now receiving his spring supply of Medicine, paints. oil, dycetnffs, groceries, &c, 4c, direct from New Xyr" DEALER iMlrvJ. - I


ocr: , IMPORTANT . . .. TO TBS Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor . ' GEO. W. MERCHANTS ' CEXEBEATED GARGLING OIL , SHFAaaAXLSUB IS THE B1STOBT OS SISOlCtHB As the most remarkable External Application erw , -('..y,-,.' discovered.--. - "They can't Keep House without it" ' Kipsricnce of more than sixteen years has esiablwlied the fact tliat MercluuH Colebraicd tiargling Oil, or Unl-. veraai Family Embnication, will cur must cases, and to. Uev all such as . ' Bjiavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windralls, Poll .' Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of all jttinds. Fresh 'Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis- Soiai Sitfagt, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mnnge, t Hhcumabsm, Bites of Animals, Extonial Poi ons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, ' S?8 Corn, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, ; CliiUblains, .Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con--tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness ef the Joints, Caked Breasts, Ac 4c. Ac " "nio nnnanllcled success of Ihis Oil, in the cure of ilis. sases la lianas and Caule, and even in human llsnh. is daily bocoining mors known to lha lErmins comn-uniiy M can hardly be credited, cxrenl by those wlio km bcn in the habit of keeping tt in their stables and houses, what a vast amouot of nam, sudering and time, aro saved bv Ihs timely applicatioa of tbia Oil. SST Be sura the name of the sole proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. V., ii Wwn in ilio .ids f the bottle, and in his handwriiiHi over the cork. ' All orders add leased u the proprieuir will be promptly fasnsnded to. - " ' net Pamphlet of the Acent, and ses what wonders are srcoainiishea by the use of this medicine. . Sold' by respectable dealers generally, in the United and baaada. Also By ; Curtis as cli Uavenna 'J. H.. Sprigue, Gibbs Day, Deerfield H. L. Carter, Earlville J; V. Cone. Franklin Mills A-M. Stannaid, water John Manan. Auburn J.H. Kibbe. tf1 Li. Heath 4 -Co., Covahoira Tails and "pleads end Belsil br II. 6. E.tJsrTord, end wa: am. Cleveland." "


ocr: In Operation. MATTHEWS ia now ready M execute the fines! Dneuerreoiyne Likenesses of Ihe present nee. Having jusl purchased a Quirk Instrument he is able to produce Likenesses of Children in 2 or 3 seconds. N. It. I will have the hest Instruments, the best C hrmicals, and the best method' of the whole Daguer reotype process, and will take as fine and correct Like nesses as any living Dncnerreon. W. B. MATTHEWS. Ravenna, May 3, 1853.


ocr: Fall fashion hats FOR 1853. JAMES TWITT & Co , will be ready to furnish hats to those persons who hnve their names entered next Tuesdav. Those who have not left their sizes will do well to call immediately aud insure themselves a good tit. Aug. 2, isoj. jit lwnrs lo.


ocr: DOCTOtl YOl'KSKI.r'. TI3E POCKET JEStl'LiPHS OR, EVERY ONE HTS O WN Pll YS1CIAN. T1 HE Korlielh Edition, with One Hundred EngraMnga, showing Diseases and Malforma tions of the Human System i ,, ha-ne and form. To w hirbj is added a Treatise on lhe Die eases of Females, being ot lhe highest importance to married J: people, or thoso contemplating marriage. By V WILLIAM VOUNO. M. T. Let no father be ashamed to piesent a copy of ihw lEseulupiustohischild. It may save him from an early grave. I.rl no young man or xuman enier into llie se rrot obligations of married life, without reading the Poeket Ksculapius. Let no one suftcrinc from a hark- nied cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervone feelings, and the whole train of DvaDcnlic sensatioaa. and given up by their physicians, be another moment without consulting the iGsrnlapins. Have Ihe married. or those almut to be married, any impediment, read this truly useiui door, as It naa been the means or savins; ' thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jan of death. ILr Any person sending SS cents, encleeed ta a let- , ter. will receive one copy of this work by mail, or tva copies will he sent for $1. Address, (post-paid.) DR. WM. TOCNG. H6-'y Ao. 152. Sprue St PtuMj,,, Carriage Trimmings. P.t TENT Leather, Enamelled Cloth, Ac, &e. fhf sale at the Carriage shop of N D CLARK Jt CO: Ravenna, March 39. IMS. 1161 CPaiarjaQpUa.aAO XXdflOBamfiTaaox9 THE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature, entertaining and unexceptionable in Inn and influence, embracing Works from Ihe pen nf T. B. Arthur, Mrsi Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Muwat, Charles Lever end other distinguished writers ter offered in thrs market, may be found at ' Oct. 27. 'Hall's Book Stork. THE BEXiXsB OF THE STATSl . ANEW and splendid cook Move which has bees admired wherever it has been introduced both for the beauty of in construction tod the perfect manner o 1 ri


ocr: to all those suffering like myself. - ?- ' - - i ti (Signed.) - Mrs. SABAH A. BISHOP, Freedom, Portage Co- O.. Dec 27tb, 1852. ' TJj J. B. MARCHISI & Co Propretors. Central Depot, 304 Broadway, New-York. 1217-6m : IMPORTANT TO TBS - ' . Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor GEO. W. MERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GAEXJLING OIL OBrABkULKCBb IK TBI B1STOBT Of MBBICUIB ' A the Btost remarkable External Application ettf discovered. "They can't Keep House without it" Exneriuieenf more than sixteen vests has establishej the fact that Merchant's Celebrated Gargling Oil, or tint. veraai Family Emarocatioa, will can most cams, sod r lien all such as Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, "windgaTJa,." JPoU Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Galls of Q " kinds. Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fi tola, Sitfast, Sand Cracks. Strains, Lameness. . Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bitesy Boils. Corns, Whitlows. Burns and. Scalds,' Chillblains. Chapped Hands, Chimps, Con tractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness -: of the Joints, Caked Breasta, 4c Ac. Ac 1 Tha uapsralloled snceess of this Oil, in lbs cars of dMk iorses and Cattle, and even la Bunwa nesa, ar; ilaily becoming more known te uw-lanniDs; commaaity It can nanny a credited, except oy mm.v m la the habit of keepinf it in their etablee end bnoeesirBaf a vast amount of pain, suffering and time, are saved tsj the timely applicauoa of this Oil. ' sW Be aura the hum of the sole proprietor, GEORO W. MERCHANT, Locrport. N. ., - "'""J" f the botUe, and in his hsndwnuni over lb - All ordereaUdressMl 10 the proprietor wOl be promptly . responded to. . , Bot Pamphlet of As Areat, aMseeislisl wenoers ars accomplished by the twe of this n,"u2?!!. 1. . Sold by respectable dealers feneially, ta lbs TsiMs States and Oaasda. Also by Curtis Hatch, Kavenna J. H. Spragoe, Garrettsville -1 Gibbs & Day, Deerfield H. L. Caiter, Karlvillr . J. W. Cone, Franklin Mills A. M. Stannaid, At water John Manan, Aubom J. H. Kibbe, Warren F. L. Heath Co., Cuyttors Fails and at 'Wholesale atd Betail by a & . Gay lord, and A; J. WenliBir , Cleveland. ... 1 195 BOCTOB VOVRSELs'. , THE POCKET t A.PIKS OR, EYERY ONE HIS QW PHYSICIAN.- -- THE Fortieth Edniaa. wltb One Hundred nsravingv. showing Diseases and Malforma tions , ol aba' Kanaa System in every shape and form. To wbich is added Treatise on the lf eases of Kerne lea, being et highest importance to married people, or those eontesspketinf marriage. By ': j. WILLIAM YOUNG, tt. ft. Let no father be ashamed to nresent a copy of the iEsculapius to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no younj man or woman enter into the se cret obligations of married life, wiihout readme tha Pocket jEsculnpius. Let no one snSering from a hack nied cough, Pain in the Side, restless nig,ht, nrvua feelings, and Ihe whole train of Dyspeptic 1 seasatioas, and given up by their physicians, be aaoUMtr saosssm without consulting the sculapius. Have tha assnlrd, or those about to be married, any impediment, read this truly useful book, as It has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the vary jaws of death. ' . . - CT Any person sending 25 rents, enclosed In a let ter, will receive oM copy of this work bvmaii. nr Cver copies will be sent for at. . Aaitresa, (posi-peiu. uiu v m. TOV'Piu, tl96-ly Afa. 15a Sprue St., PlnladitpM. crnrriaffe Triaiminr. PATENT Leather, EosmeHed Clom, Ae &x. fut sale at the Carriage shop of ND Cf.AHK CO Ravsna. March 29, 182,


The Weekly Placer herald.

place_of_publication: Auburn, Placer Co. [Calif.]

publisher: T. Mitchell & Co.


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The New York herald. [volume]

ocr: NOTICE. ? PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, to the owner or owners, occupant cr occu pants of all nouses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affected thereby, that the following assessments hare been completed by the Assessors, and aro lodged in the ofilae of the Bureau of Asieasments for examination by all persons nt eroded, vis :? For reflagging and resetting ourb and sntter stonei in front of Nes. 5, 7 and fl Hoboken street. The limits embraced by such assessments include all tho several houses and lots of ground, vacant lota, pistes and parcels of land, (itnated on the southerly side of Hoboken street, be ?weon West and Washington streets. All persons whose In terest* are affocted hy the above named assessments, and who are opposed to tho same, or either of them, are requested to present their objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office. No. 4 Ilall or Records, within thirty day* th* date of thi* notioe. WILLIAM OAOE, ) CHARLES J. DODOE, / Aaiejsors. CHARLES MoNEILL, > V

place_of_publication: New York [N.Y.]

publisher: James Gordon Bennett


ocr: NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby girea to the owaar or pwnore, oeenpaat or oc cupants of all housrs and loti, improved or nnimprorad lando, affected thirui.y, that tbo following assessments bar* been completed j>y tic Aastssor*. and ara lodged in tha of toe of th* Bnrvan a) Assessment! for exauilnatioa, by ail Etrson* iaterestad, rii. :?For bnildiag a sowar la ighteenth stroot from Ninth avenue to near Sereath arc ane. The limits omkraecd by such asoessinont inolade nil ?ho several houses and lots or ground, vacant lots, pteoao aud parcels of lands, aitnated on both sides of Eighteenth street from Seventh to Ninth avenues, and on the west aid* ?f bereuth avenne and east aids of Eighth arena* 100 fask, north and loath of Eighteenth street. All persons, whose interests are afltrted by the above named assessments, and who ate opposed to the sains, or either of tnem, are request ed to present their el.jeotlone, in writing, to the nadertign *d, at their office, No. 4 Hall of Reoords, within thirty days bom th* date el this Belief, WlLLlAll OAOR, )


ocr: NOTICE ?PUBLIC NOTICE IS HBRR hy glron tn th* owner or ownoro, ooenpant or ocoupant* of all houoo* and lot*, improved or uuimprovod lando afect ?d thereby, that tho feline lag assessment! hare been com pleted by the assessors, and are lodged in tho oftoo of the Bureau of Aicetemonte 'or examination by all person! inter ested, rii.:?For fencing the northwesterly corner ef Thirty Bret street and Lexington avenne. Th* limits embraced by ?neb assessment include ail the oorcral houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, p rem assd pan els of land, situated on the northwesterly enm r of Thirty first street and Lexing ton avenue. All person* whose intoroots are affeoted by th* above named assessments, aad who are opposed to the same, or either of them, arc r< -limited to present their objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at iheir oflioe, No. -i Hall of Records, within thirty -toys from the data of this uotioe. WILLIAM GAGE, J CHARLES J. DODGE, [? Assessors. CHARLES MuNIELL, )


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ocr: NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given to tbc ownur or ownors, occupant or ooon. pants of all honaea and lota. Improved or unimproved lands affaeted thereby, that the following aiseaements have been completed by tie Assessors and are lodged in the office of tho Burean of Assessments for examination by all pciaoua in terested, via:?For flagging the westerly sidewalk ef Broad from Thirty sixth to Thirty ninth atreet. Tha limita embraced by such assessment include all the several houses and lata of ground, vacant lota, nieocs and parcels of land, nituatcd on the weatarly aide of Broadway, from Thirty sixth to Thirty-ninth atreet. All persons whose interests are affected by the above named assessments, and who are apposed to the anme, or eitbor of them, are requestod to prs seat their objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their ?ffiee. No. 4 Hall of Records, within thirty days from the data of this notion. WILLIAM GAGE, } CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assesors. CHARLES MoNIELL, } Office, Boreas of Asseasuents, Street Department, Jnnt 6,