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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
... From the Ohio Statesman.
Breyet Mai. S. RinggOld, U. s. Army.

While we have reason to rejoice at the
brilliant achievement of the army under
Gen. Taylor, in successfully repelling the
attacks of q force so greatly their superior
in numbers, the nation is left to mourn the
loss of number of her gallant sons-few,
indeed, in comparison with the number of
the enemy that fell, but yet sufficiently large
to subdue nations joy-to leave an 'aching
void within the heart, while the tones Of
rejoicing still linger upon the lips. -. o.
The fate Of Major RINccoLD, who con-
Quoted the gallant defence Of the American
entrenchments on the 4th, we had almost
said, would be most deeply mourned. But
why weep for himl He has 'perished in
his pride'-fallen in fighting his country's
battles, with his expiring gaze resting upon
the conquering banner of the free,
with the bright laurel wreath ON high suspended,
That was 10 crown his namo when life was ended
Let the weeds of sorrow be worn only fol
his countryside has sustained loss that
cannot be repaired. i,r,. - i..s.
Lightly rest the green turf above him
never did it inurn more consecrated dust y
Upon some vine-clad hill, that smiles upon
the silvery waters Of our own del Norte
there let his cenotaph' be reared, where the
Genius Of Columbia may love to repair, te
weep for her mighty dead. 1a@..s
How sleep the bravo, who sink to rest, p.
BY all their country's wishes blesl7 ,.
q, When Spring with idewy fingers cold
Returns to deck their hallowed mould sa
She there shall sdress swccter sod, n"o1
Than Fancy . feet have ever trod.
by fairy hands their knell is rung;
BY forms unseen their dirgo is sung;
Their Honor comes, q pilgrim gray.
To bless tho turfthat wraps their clay;
And Freedom shall while repair.
/ To dwell, weeping hermit there tgg
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
HA rs! H.a II So!

HATS! H.a TS!!
THANKFUL for past favors and desirous
l. as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom. the subscriber hereby no.
tifes his friends and the public generally that
he still keeps his finishing shop two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign Of the
Mammoth Black Hat, where he has constant
ly on hand and will manufacture to order !
Hats of Every Descriptions ,s5.
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as charge moth,
ing for the sight. H. C. TICKNER.
Rayenna, April %, 1896. 4" 48tE q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
HEAD QUARTERs, ARMY OF OccuPAT1oN, }
Point Isabel, May IL, 1916. s

HEAD QUARTERs,ARMY OF OCCUPATION, ,
Point Isabel, May IL, 1916. s
fSPEc1AL ORDERs, No. 62.1
1. General Ia Vega and the other Mex
lean officers, prisoners of war, will be con-
Quoted to New Orleans under charge of
Lieut.. J. J. Reynolds, 4th artillery, who
will report on his arrival to Maj. General
Gaines, for further instructions. The quar-
ter-master's department will furnish a
steamer for the transportation Of the party.
o.. AS many of the sick and wounded
now at this place as may be indicated by
Surgeon Wood, will be sent in suitable
transports to St. Josephs island
" Assistant Surgeon Byrne will accompa-
ny the detachment, and will return with the
that may be in condition to
leave the general hospital. The quarter
masters department will furnish the prop
er transportation. '.,.. .fHst,H
By order of Brigadier General Taylor,
w. w. J. BLISS,
'.'" Acting Adiutant General.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

"a HoME CURRENcy.'-How isit that
with thirty odd paper mills in Ohio, and q
failure of crops, and an increased foreign
demand for wheat, that it now commands q
much less price than it did two OF three
years ago when there were scarcely any
banks in the state Will some of the Home
currency advocates please answer?-
Wnune Co. Democrat,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

who volunteered their services in defence
OF the depot. Their assistance added mate
rally to its strength, and to his confidence
IN its ability to resist any attack. The re-
lntorcement from the brig Lawrence un-
DER Lieut.. Renshaw, and the large force Of
seamen and marines SO promptly furnished
by the squadron on its arrival, require spe-
cial acknowledgment to Commodore Con-
nor and Commander Mercer, of the navy.
The army is deeply grateful for this sup
port and cooperation from a kindred branch
Of the public service. 24ia I. Eia5 4. "
BY order Of Brigadier General Taylor,
.,rt ,si w. w. J. BLISS, .,.
--1-, Acting AdJutant General.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
TAILORING.

UVHE subscriber would respectfully an
u nounce TO the citizens OF Rayenna and
vicinity, that he has again returned and taken
the shop which he formerly occupied, in Ma
sons Block, and Is fully'prepared to 40 al. al
kinds of work in his line of business; and he ne
hopes by prompt attention to- business to re-
ceive share Of public patronage. ''-.'
CUTTING done to order and IN the best
style. M. eLnnn: IN:
Ravenna, March II, l846. 4ltf
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7 AILO r IN G..

THE subscr iber would inform his Friends
Il and the Public generally, that he still
continues to carry on the above business, at
his OH Stand, one door South oe G. Prem
tiss' store, and is prepared as heretofore, to
do work in his line of business. in the nsassst
and most Fashionable manner. The NEW
YORK SPRING 4. SUMNER FASH
IONS just received. n..-t ag4 - sta
GEO. SOMMERVILLE,'
N. B.-Cutting done to order.
Ravenna, o. May 5th. l84s. r Il
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

GpCapt. Walker, the gallant and fear
less Iexan, is native of Prince Georges
county, Md.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
The first Important arrival Of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Attachment Notice.

- Attachment Notice.
A T my instance, an attachment was this
N day issued by f.. Spalding, Justice. Of
the Peace of Ravenna township, Portage
county, against the goods and chattels Of
John Hannold, non resident.
RUFUS PAINE.
May 2lst, 1848. 6w52.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

EOR THE LADlES.-Ga tier and Halt
T. Cater Boots, Kid X. X. Ties, Seal R.
X. Ties, Fancy Kid r. R. Manhattan, Fanc,
Ii. G. Buskins. Aud great variety Of low
pr, ced Shoes, at GILLETT'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
HO! FOR OREGONM
"COrpus Christi 81 AO." Il.
RE.aDT .N.HDE CLOTHEneH

IL
AT THE STONE STORE. ar
TUST reed. large assortment Of Ready
- Made Clothing consisfinx Of
French Cashmereti Goats from, 5 to zoe
Erminett do do 5 to $50
.Tweeds do do D to 900
CrotOh cloth do do S to 100
Brown & Plaid Lin. & Colt. do l,sO TO 400
Pants. "-
Fine Cashmere Pants from Ito eLs0
do Sattinetts do do 8 to 400
de Linen Drilling plaid and cottonades al
prices from $50 to $500. , .= - -
Vests. ,-.
90 Fine Cot Silk Velvet VesIe, $500
25 Woolen Cashmere do 600
10 Fine black Satin do o. to a.
Marsales and Cotton Drilling Vests all pF.ces
from 75cts to $500. @ .tnlsH HN; q
The above embraces the largest assortment
of Ready Nude Clothing ever offered in this
market and are offered low fer Ready pay At
May l2, l846. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

nonade; and bombardment of 100 hours.
But the pleasure. il. .alloyed with profound
regret at the loss, Of its heroic and indom.
table commander Maj Brown who died to.
day from the effect Of a she'll. His loss
would be d severe one to- the service at any
time, but to. the army under my orders, il
is indeed ,irreparable. One officer and one
non-commissioned officer killed and ten
men wounded, comprise all the casualties
incident to this severe bombardment. ,
/ Inadvertently: omitted to mention the
capture of alarge number of pack mules
left in the Mexican camp. o7i 'i. ssa5as
~ = am, sir, very respectfully '''2'..'3o ..'
--ea -. : - E. !. Your obedient servant, .o
sslig 8a 5sia 5au. Il Z:.TAYLOR, ri iusasrt
o~l BIT Brig'r. Gen. U. s. A., GANG. O..
o.. The ADJUTANT GENERAL Of the army,
u /.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

DARALOLS.-SiIk, Ginghsm aud CottoU
L Parasols, large lot must be sold.
mav 1896 GILLETT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

q T1EA--50 Chests 4s. Tea at
l. may 1896. .u... GlLLETT'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

II lNSEED OIL by The gallon or Barrel,
IL White lead, dry and in Oil. Nails aud
Gluss at the lowest cash price at
NAV l848. GIL LETT'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
9g.h. ARMY OF OccUPAT1oN, q I
Reseca de Ia Palma, Nav ] lth. (


ae'aa'@ s[ORDERs, No. SO. n'9'j.ia,'ad
1.-THE commanding general congratu-
lates the army under his command upon
the signal success which has crowned its
recent operations against the enemy. The
cooliiess and steadf6ess ofthe troops during
the action ofsthe 9th, and the brilliant i'm
pettiosity with which the eneny's position
and aftilley were carried on the 9th, have
displayed the best qualities of the American
soldier. To every officer and d'soldier of his
command, the general publicly returns his
thanks for the noble manner in which they
have sustained the honor Of the service and
of the country. While the main body of
the army has been thus actively employed,
the garrison left opposite. Matamoros has
rendered no less distinguished service by
sustaining a severe cannonade and bonn.
bardement' for many successive days. The
army andthe country, while justly rejoic-
ing in the triumph Of our arms, will. de-
plore the loss of many brave. officers and
menswho fell gallantIy in the hour of COM
3: ,1t.being necessary for the command
ing general to4visit Point Isabel on public
business, Colonel -Twiggs will assume COM
mand of the corps ofthe army near Mata-
moras, including hegarrison of the field
work. He will occupy the former lines of
the army, making such dispositions for de-
fence and for the comfort Of his command
as.he:may- deem advisable. He will hold
himself strictly on the defensive until the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

~ OMESTlCS.-Bro. Sheeting, Batting,
- Cotton Yarn, Wickius. Twlne, Wad-
ding, &C., at GILLETI"S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

DRESS GOODS Printed Lawns, Grod.
- natell Robes, Balzorines, NJ. Dl. LANES
&c af (IlIIIETI'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are, are requested 'q
Vestings. GlLLETF u 20.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
FOURTEEN
u aluI blf artiCIrS,
BntNxrn's Yrnnlrran eertuin e,.re f,r

I BnfNNrns VEaNIruGE cerfuin cure C,r
woms--sale and very pleasant TO take.
2. GinsoN's E1rn,c1.. which remove Grease
Of all kinls, Dry Paints, Tar Vanish and Wax,
from carpets from clothing, without uurins the
color or The cloth.
1nSnos rLr PArrn-the les, thing known
for killing flies and musqu,,cs.
4. 4 certain Destroyer o' Rats, Mice, Reaches
and Anis,--ard an ,lhcr nt Bad BUS.
i. GuSS's Srrc,tic for s'ur stomach. Heart
Burn and Water lIrash hy one who hid sui,; red
thirteen years, heFAr he discovered tho cure.
bp. Sr.,rS's GrErS O,Srsxsr for tie Piles
Ii has never failed to cure.
Z. Ii,RWscx's Ttrrta WASH.
3. BurNuSp's lxntLiBts wi,hou, a
ri,.!.
Q. rmr CnNrnuSn co>rrvrioS w Fio,--
lust the n,rin itr for children and for wun,n, 1t is
81 pleasant To take.
10. BtrI's V,orr,UIr A>riril"rs Pitt5.
. II. Gr>N's EMoLLiE>r WsTrn.rnour PAsrE.
fr iinrn,ss. Boots, &c. II soitrns the leather, aud
keeps out the wa,cr.
-. roou N.N's SrRENSrHtrI~G PLsstrR
l3. IAcKsps's DiAnuumA MiSTrnr, which
cures tho wors, DiarthUa in lew hours
IA IAcKsoN's Drsr>r.nr MixrUR', GER.
Tain and sp"dy cure for Dyscnleiy aud Summer
Compl.in,
The Above valuable articles are sold wholesale
and retail. hy l.. G.. GUM. No. | SouM F,fh
street, hiiGdsiphia-wherc Stor, keepers and ~.
thers vi be .upl, ed with pure African CAYENNE
P.pfcr, Arnica Flowers. Drugs. Paint+, Oils, Gass
and Narnishcs ., the lowest irc.s. Terms oily
cash. q ! Cut out the advertisements and bring
il with YOU
Philld, hia Juy 18th. lSi5-Iv.
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II o S e DIN r NJ e N r
FOR TE1"TER.
RISGwoRMs, piMPLEs ON THE FACE,

RINGwoRhS, PiMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND oTIIEs
CtTAsEoUs ERuPTIONs.
0r TIE fbHocing certificate describes one ofiha
mast 'rrGordindry cures ertr effected by any
application.
PniLurtrHIA, February 10, 1898.
l,oh twenty years was severely afflicted with
ThTrsn on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ! was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varying in vio-
ientr, h,' without ever disappearing. During most
ni TIE time, great part oS my face was covered with
,he eruption. frequently attended with yio'cpt i,cb
ing; my bead swrrcd at times unin /, G,,, as if il
would hurs,--,he swrln, was so O eat ,hs, co,,I
scarrcy ret nv hal on. During the long prri,y
,h, was afflicted with the disease, I used great
many ~ phra,ions. (amnne then, several celebrated
rrcpara'ion-) rs W. taking inward remedies.
including nnrnhrr nfhnt,l,s of S,caiD,'s Panncen
Extract ~ SdrSdpnrifln &c, In fact il womb be
impossible to enumcta'e all the medicines I uscJ
] was also under the care Of two of the mast J;s
tincuishrh physicians Of this ciiy hut with ~, ,
crlving m ch benefit, and d,spairrd nf ever h,,,e
cured. In the fll of $780, the disease 1t IN. ,ime
hrinr very violent, | rommcn rd using the Rose
Ointment. (rrcparcd Nv Vaughan & D,,is) la
a f " applications the violent itching ceased IN,
swelling ahaed. the ,rup'inn hvan To- ,l,stpp,ar
and hcfrc ! b d used jar The dtease wa. rnttclv
cured. II has now been ncarlva wear aud q, h,,f
since, and there is NOT vrstgc Il th. disease r..
naming. rscrp, the scrs from the deep pit, formed
hy the disease. II is impossible br me ,n de-
in cttifca,. the severity nf tic iise,
suffering. but will re pleased to
conn, to any person wanting FUR.
who will c.l on me. Al the TIN
using the Rose Ointment would
drcds Of do las 10 hc ril rf the d
sing il. have recommended it To
Canon. them my mother, who had
ly h.,o \ hn n |
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
First American Standard.

The following extract is from the London
Morning Chronicle, of July 25th, l776 The
nnalogies OF the first American ensign ore in.
Ernlousy set iorlh; yet us our preiudices a.
.,alnst the snake are deeply.rooted, aid as old
as original sin itself, few Of our coun,rymen
will regret that the device wos changed. The
extract, however, is a curiosity, and will be
quite new to nine tcntts OF the present genera
lcn:-
The colors OF the American flag have a snake
with thirteen rat,les, the fourteenth budding,
described in the attitude of going to strike with
the motto: Don't tread IN me!' il is n rue in
hcrnldTy, that the worthy properties of the ami.
anal, IN the CreS, borne, shal, be considered, and
the base ones cannot be intended. The ancienls
accounted n snake or a serpent an emblem o..
wisdom, aud, in certain attitudes, of endless du-
rition The rat,lcsnnke is properly an emblem
ii America, as the animal is found in no other
part Of the world. The eye of this creature ex-
cells in brightness most Of any other animal.
She has no eyc.ids, md is therefore Oh emblem
ut vlgllcncc. She never begins an attack, nor
ever surrendcrs; she is therefore an emblem OF
magnanimity and true courage. When injured
or IN danger OF being injured, she never wounds
dnll she has given notice to her enemies of
their danger Ne other Of the kind shows such
generosity. Waen undisturbed, and in peace,
>ho does nul appear to be furnished with wea.
pons Of any kind. They ure latent in the roof
oi her mouth, aud even when extended for her
defence appear to those who are not acquain.
ted with her, Ia be weak and contemplate, yet
her wounds, however small are decisive and ia
l. Si.e Is SOLITARY, and associates with her
kud only WHEN il is necessary for their prcscr.
galIon. Her poison is al once the necessary
means Of digeolIug her iuod, and certain de-
sirnctiOn 10 her eartnirS The power of iasci-
nation attributed Ia her, by generous con.
struction, resembles America. Those who look
steadily on her, are Geil Ihtrd and invo!untariIy
advance towards her, and having once approa.
rhcd never leave her She is frequently louad
with thirteen rntlcs, and they ircrcOsc yearly.
She is beautiful IN youth, and her beauty imcreu-
ScS with her age; her tongue is blue and lorkea
a. ligh'nng.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
81 II r Ts.'S H @ r II r. ,
EEAREsIsYsUssG. ia.

I BEG leave 10 inf,rm the public that have lrf'
J. Philadelphia. and am n,w located in Hanis-
burg, ,hr sra, ui rhr Executive and State Gov rn.
mcnt Of PENNSYLVANIA where ! now occnry the
spacious Hotel rcoc,tly kept hy MI Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious lui''ling, having been purroso'y
pl,rrcd and erected for Hotel uf The first class,
is not surpassed if cqua led, hv any similar cs'ah-
lishnent in Pcnnsy lvnnih; aud having undergone
a thorough renovation. the ratlors, rooms and
chamh,r are now fitted up in style that COM
hin. elegance with comfort and convenience,
Nv TABLE is pledged tn tc supplied with the
hest fare the Markets can pro:'uc : the oharcts at
the me time hring moderate any of the bet
regulated as'a' li,hmrrls else vhc!c. In short. no
exutiois shall hc spared "n my p r. or on the p'r,
ni every mctn'cr Of nv hnns,hod to make it VIII II
it should he, in the Capital If one of the most pop.
uous and interesting Safe. of the Union.
With these promises. accommodations and iacr
iii s. and the fact that the Hotel is mnst cliglhlv
situated, | wi h confidence, most respectfully soi-
cit the pa runage of the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Hers Ii,rl, Che,nu, ST., Phiad.
IT.rri hurg Nv - 1919.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
To mn A hsrNt Wife,
rY crnrer D. PRENTICE

gY GEORGE u. PRENTICE
lis 'norn--the sea breeze seems to bring
10y, health and freshness on lis wing
Bright flowers to me all strange and new,
Are glittering in the early dew
And perfumes rise from every grove
As incense 10 the clouds that move
Like spirits DER yon welkin clear
nut am sad--thou art not here.
IT'S noon--a calm, unbroken sleep
Is on the blue waves Of the deep
A soft haze like a fairy dream
Is floating over wood and stream
And many broad magnolia flower.
Within It's shadowy woodland bower,
Is cleaning like lovely star
But am sad-thou art afar.
'Tis eve---on earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down, and trembling glow
Like blossoms in the waves below
And, like some unseen sprite, the breeze
Seems lingering mid these orange trees,
Breathing its music round the spot
But am sad--I see thee not
'Tis midnig ight-wi,ha soothing spell
The far tones of the ocean swell,
Soft as a mothers cadence mild
Low bending DER the sleeping child
And on each wandering breeze are heard
The rich notes Of the mockng bird,
In many a wild and wondrons lay
Bnt am sad-thou art away.
I sink in dreams--low, sweet aud clear,
rhy own dear voice is in my ear
Around my cheek thy tresscs twinc---
Thy own loved hand is tlaspcd in mine
Thy own soft lii TO mine IS pressed
Thy head is pllowed on my breast
ON have all my heart holds dear--
And am happy-thou art here.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26
Rose Ointment, for Iettrr.
pRnHE HE IVN EEk'I(, IiI,I.
Puit,p,lpu,.. Nav 27th, Is

PniLAphlrui., May 27th, is39
'THIS is to certify that was severely an c,o
with letter IN the hands and f. ei fnt up~--i
of forty Years; the disease was attended generally
with ,io'tn, itching and swelling. apphcd to ,
numb, Of ply ysc,ans, and used great many nppii-
Cartons without eiIccting cure. About year
since. appied tie Rose Ointment. which entirely
stopped the itching aud few Applicant ns immr3..
ar,ly cured the dIseaSe. which there has been
return of. although had never been rid of it s~'s
any lime for fr,y years. RICHARD SANML~
Eleventh, below Spruce Sttr'S
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by E.'B.
Naul han. : ,u,h Easi corner of Thi,i and Race
Streets Philadelphia, and s'ia on agency in Sunhu-
~ hy u. b. MASSER,
Nav l4th, lSi3. ige-t.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26

hat they wall resist tie iirc OF any building IN Tie
""''d. The on'sdr c,sc # the Safes are IN "ir OF
boiler iron. the ins!dr c',c of o'p-t"nr. and be-
'wrcn ihc ,ul,r case and inner case i space at
, inches tick and Is fill, d in With indie tuc-
aide m ,te.i i, ~ make 1t an impnssinv To
ever huru auy IT the con'sI's inside q" this Chest.
These S,.ap>tonr Sal rn.u,irrs we ave peIarcJ
and do challenge the wA,ld Ia produce ai,y nrifl'
IN the shape Of Book Sa's that will stand as mu' h
tca', and we h"id ouIs,lvs ready ai all Inn t.
have Ih,m IA r!y te>e! hv public honfre, houi a.
ny cf nur competitor, ioeI il.pos,d Ia try their.
We also cont uue t. m,uulaC,ue aud keep n
SANITY un hand. lorcc ,rd q n'ral rs onmrn 81
our Premium Aittiph, Fue Pr,oi SAFES f which
Ne have large quanti'y in u-", an IN ev'r, IN.
>iincr 'hey have given culTr Satisfaction 10 the
purcha'cfs-oi which we will refer the public To a
tr~ gentlemen Who have them in us.
y. IL Il. Tn,ior, l.9 nnith } 81: 4. Wright
Il \ phcw, Vine :, whuf; ileynnder Car,r, Ton
vryauccr, corner cf Fihct and 9lh SIS; John NJ
Ford 3: mouth 3d t.; M,,r, Bush. 20 mach 81
t., Bailey q Bruher. l3S Makct Il; James
Paul, l0i south Al, ST; DIR pa,iJ Jayne, s"uIh
3d Il; Matthew r. Miller, 30 south 3h ST.; ard
W. could name some thI,e or four hu' dr. d "ih"Is
II II ware necessary. Now We inNie he ait n'Inn
"f the public, aud particularly thnNc n "tmt "l
Fir, Proof SAFES To call At "ur store b,tofe ruchl
sing elsewhere, aud We think we can satisfy them
Iha' they will get leii'I anl chcaIef a''ldc at
ou' store than a'y oth'r r>'a shm NJ in the cry.
We ,iso continue tn m,nut,tu'c seal and 60.
p,ing Pnss,s made in such mauncr as 10 IN.
swrr both puri o,,-; Hosting Michin's, Fus
Proof nonI,, vuh our own 'nanuia'iuu oi lnCk-
"n them, With -. Evsns's Parnl c,h"e c"y.
attached ro The same; plain snd ornamental iroll
Railing, &c.
y. B-We keep con>,antly on hand - l'rse as
snrtnent ot our Parsul Sia'e lm,d Retiiee' tns,
Water Filters aud e. "lrr, and we have also on
hand srsetal ,ccond hand frc Proof Chests taken
IN exchange for ours, which we will dispose OF al
very lew prices.
PhiIadelphis, January 2ith, IsiG.--ly
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DIR. u. r. TEITES,

ess&Esn RESrECTFUl.l.Y in:nrms tn" ci-
NsyrJ tz"ns of Snuhury aud vicinity, That hc
aSf{s has rem vel his Ies'd nc. ,o ,hr Brick
tSs House III Make, street. on" door Nc
If the Red Lion Hotel where. h 'uk(ul tnr pat f.
-"rs, hopes - receive cnu'inu tinn Of the h'r
al patronage which ha- he einfnrr lccn extend Il I"
lin. Feb -, lS46.-6m
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RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ED ESrECTFl'lLY informs the citizens Of
n "a Smhur, and viciniiv, that he has opcn,d
flee at the residence Of Henry mas.er. IN Make,
street where he is preprcd 10 execute all kinds OF
DENTAL SURGERY. Plate Work &c on the latest
and most approved plans.
H'vlng had some experience and instruction,
under ne oi The most emincn, AID succcss9u Den
us in Philah lphi,. he hrlivr5 th,t he will hc
abe TO give satisfaction to those who may want his
services
Lad es will I've wiitcd OH at ,hrir l,r's of rcsi.
dence His charges will hc moderate, and his
wok warranted.
Snnhnry Mnrrh 2Slh lSlf