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TONNEtJERIE.
TO PLANTERS

NkTE. J. J. CRANE, Eioeksmth md I'm.
ANEs ntmeer. has Tie flDBur4o inform tie public,
-.----r r--A--s-- -r-~- ---4 r---~
tatieu Of sir 4. &. McCollum. where be will tIrt-
Iertake all WORKS concerning biz profession IL
viii be lia!lty to answer 10 the cab Of tbs p~larterF
who MAJ require his services fer repairing their
gtearn enerues. buffers. mills, &c, &c. flH
prices wall ip moderate. II7+
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-16

EICItaED & T'EafPLTT,
me- T)orald~ourilIe y. fnn M,~aj~sippL
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

TBr FERRlrs.-i, regulation wen! into
oaee: az the 1T Of Octobsr on the Peek-siP ferry.
- ran tlfec boats from thrct O'Clock n The nora-
lue, except Saturday and Tuesday mornings. when
frcm two o'cioc) % seven IN the evening. two bo,S
dom seven 20 nine, and AFTER that III The moSaIng
boa, s,aIt. but one boat every three quarters OF IA
hour On ihc Grand street ferry one boat Aflef nine
O'Clock til tie morning boats. ant he boat from
0oo' o. ; >eycnth-st 10 Grand. y Y. stops a, nlne
O'Clock. sio be regretted that TWO boats are not
KEEP, running on ,he PeeSslp route TIL As late AS
eleven O'Clock IN The evening, As many persons pass
over 70 the City 20 attend lectures OF go % places Of
amusement as well a. many on business 70 whom
slcat delay is caused freGuouily IN getting back
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PHILADELPHIA.
alAecident-Poii Triai-Markets-
Stocks.
t.rrs.pndenee Of the n. Y. Tribune

f,re,pncence Of the n. Y. Tribune.
PHiLADELPHIA, MONDAY, Oct. 10, 1871.
In consequence of bank Of earth caylng
,rnon some men who were a, work on the railroad
! West Philadelphia, this morning, two were killed.
have learned that the name OF one Is Ihonds
Berry. -, :; a..
Gov. Johnston and Col. Bigler are both IN TINS
CIV and address several meetings tonight. Polltl-
al excitement is unusually strong IN this CITY
The rowd.es who were arrested NJ Reu BANK,
\ some months since while engaged IN fearful
al. are on thai at Woodbury.
There IA but business doing The FLOUR narhet j.
rcs.d,pgy dull and inactive Holdc's continue TO ask
a esssl 2 barr el for fresh ground but there - no IN
ay for Export and no sales making. The sales Tor cy
are Oh very restricted sale within the range
fsi 2ia$a IS for common and extra brands. a IN quay
nd fancy lots al $3aS6 The arhet continues nearybtc
sTfosh Com MEAL and RYE FLOUR A small sale OF tine
,ormer st 50 ~ Dbl, which ~ an advance anu we
,.n.y AZ 50 Is There is hut little WHEAT com
ss;n ,nd prIces are steadily utained Sales of 1000
Sphsls good and prime red mostly southern az ojO
sic bgshe and white at 8a9Gc There No RYE hero,
srd iswalcd CORN m far request but the recepiS
ave small Sales of 600 bushels yellow AZ 63fc Tor good
snS cYme gu sn SIC fr lferior which an advance
OATS are m steady demaId at 3jd37c WhlSNY-Pncss
Ar, UNCHANGED sales Of 800 t. 400 barrels at 2 lc ana
bids ai2laSsc - ~. ,,o c. ~ g.
yS y3 $3.50 state u.s. % 200 GO o. $1,000 do. 9'i
S2t State Is. 1907 100 Union Canal lo 10 MECHANICS
Bank T4; rs Reading Railroad 27s 500 Pittsburgh 6s,P0
3Psnn. RarOad iOl 100 GraTd Bank, lIt SoOOO Read
Ig Railroad GS 10 68s. .
second Boord-l 100 Girard Bank ~; $1,000 Reading
Railroad Ca TO- co. S2OUO do d. ga; S66 STATE Is, 30
100 Readng Railroad. q. no Do d., = - Mechmcs
Bank n. 10 Penn Railroad 40, Com Bank, %, slOOO
So ~
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Oct. l3-P. NJ


The Stock market was moderately active
to-day at the Fir. Board and the general tendency
Of prices Is upward Norwich we anticipated
has been one Of the first stocks to feel the reactIon
and was in good demand at a further advance Of II
u cent, selling at So b. 10. This stock has only
been depressed by the sirIngency OF the Money mar
ket and now there is partial relief parties having
great confidence IN IT are buying freely Ere was
steady, closing atAsaturday's prces. The receipts
to-day At the office were over s2O,OO1 Reading Is
also doing a good business and improved y cent.
Harlem went up Morris, Long Island, Ports-
mouth Dry Dock. l. This IS the Company we al
uded 70 Yesterday as having failed 10 pay the inter-
est ON their bonds due on Thursday last. Mining
,,ock IS buoyani and advanced " cent Erie Con-
ver,ibIes were IN demand and improved " cent.
Incomes also T. cent ID Mortgages y cent.
Government and State stocks were IN fair demand
and held firmly After the Board the market declined
IN most OF the Fances bu, al the close Of the Second
Board the feeling was quite buoyan, and prices i'm
proved.
In Sterling there is but a moderate inqul-
ry, and drawers are rather frmer. The leading
houses ask 10. for Sterling but the market ranges
from 81 20 l0. with but little doing Francs 5iTt
a5.I3i.
There is but moderate business doing
in Freights, and rates without change. To Liv
erpoo 10 coo bush. Grain were taken at Gid. 100
bbls. Flour Td(a7sd., Cotton Be- Cd " bale Cheese
Dos To London 900 boxes Cheese sos The ship
fx2s "a, M,,ls,. se> E.sbtA Poge Al
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1851

COUscm.-The principal dOlngs OF the
Council last night were char ging voting places ana
appointing inspectors Of Election. AID. Sturtcyant
offered resolution to proceed with the rebuilding
of Washington Market according 10 Peiersoa's plan
the contract to be given to Johh b. 'orhes' lhe
resolution wa. LAID OF the table 20 be printed. The
" iamsbufgb Ferries ~ere oyeshsuied, but 40 re
stt W., arrived It The Assistants reorganlzed the
NNul.h Ward Election Districts. appointed Inspeo-
tors &c 4 special Committee was raised to report
rrU the propnety Of removing al voting places from
hoa IS m winch liquor IS sod.
- The New-Jersey Railroad Bridge
over the Hackensack a. LOW SO nearly completed
that passengers, yesterday walked across the river
on the framework, all ba, three spans beng com
p.e:ely raised, and tie lower cords and tlm5ers Of
the remaining carried entirely over. In two days the
Trans are expected t. run regularly over the bridge
that IS by "Wednesday, the 18th insL just thirty
DAYS srce the me. The erection OF the bridge Wa
commented three days after the hre that time being
Necessary for cleaning the burnt tmbers and pre-
pariug for tie work. Allowing for Sundays and III
teryuptons BY rain, the viii PROBABLY run over
the bridge in twenty one working days after it was
commenced which is certainly rapid work for
sironc structure of l. 100 feet IN length with new
draw and side section, and new abutment work on
both SIDES Of the riyer tequalng fully one-ihrd OF
the work of the entire brdge) and the driving Of
some two hundred piles from fifty to eighty feet IN
length, and the splicing, Gaping and bfacing at
least twice as many more, as 10 make an exceed
ingly firm foundation for the support of the super
structure The whole bridge IS firmly rebuilt IN the
most approved style of how's Patent Suspension
Truss Bridge, satisfactorily USED on the railroads
IN New England, New-York and Pennsylvania The
strength of the bridge. about which doubt is en-
tensined, will be fully estedby passing over num-
Der Of heavy locomotives, exceeding largely the
weight OF any trains before the cars with passengers
are allowed to By Wednesday, the 18th inst,
it is quite probable that all the trains will run regu
larly over the bridges heretofore. The Philadel-
phia and New-York lines leaving at and AM,
and PM, which have been detained from quarter
to half an hour Will then between the two cities
in about four hours.
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHs.-The fol-
lowing is the weekly report Of Deaths IN the City
and County Of New-York, from the 4th day OF OctO-
Der to the 18th day of October, 1851 Men, SIS
Women, 20 Boys, l3l Girls, S2.-Total, Sol.
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ATTEMPTED MuRpER.-BARBARIsN-OI

Saturday week IN Baileyville, John Palmer and
Samuel Cochran attempted tho murder of a boy
named Martin Maeoun, under the folio wing crcum-
stances The boy, with his little brother was IN ms
fathers pasture, where they discovered the two
men SHINING a sheep which they had stolen. They
were warned away. but not gong Palmer leveled
his gun at Martin and snapped IT, 1t did not go on.
but Cochran took II, put on "A new cap, and hred
large ball passing through the leg OF the boy and
wonnding him severely. The men were arrested
and lodged IN the Calais Jail to be tried Ia July next
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
The Wing City Convention for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for the above Office, was
held at the City Hotel last evening" and John VI.
Perry was unanimously chosen upon the first formal
ballot.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were
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h.r Death from congestion Of the brain caused By
,n,fn,n,Tar,-C. The husband. James Kennedy aai
JoLn arnou, arrested on suspicion OF having causei
b,r death, wer.e consequently discharsei ron cas-
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as follows
TEMPERANCE MEETING If YOU wish to

TEMPEKANCE NEETING.-I YOU WISH 70
hear temperance speaking dent fail to go to Chelsea
Hall this TUESDAY EVENING" corner Of Eighteenthst
and Eighth-ave., where the Sixteenth Ward TEN
perance Alliance hold their meetings every Tuesday
evening. They have a thorough arrangement for
good speakers at every meeting.
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lADVERTISEMENT.J
AN IMPORTANT DIsCovERY.-For II

AN IMPORTANT DISCovERY.-F or many
years past persons of all classes have been engaged
IN attempting to get or make article that would
entirely supersede the use Of common Glue and It's
ANNOYANCE in the melting and using the same
This notice is published TO apprize the public that we
have attained the desired object so ngSough ut for
and offer the following outline Of our Patent Liquid
Glue.
Isl, This article beng III liquid state requires no
trouble or preparation, and always ready for use.
ID. No fire is wanted. It Is free from smell, will
keep liquid IN any climate
3D. Ii IS quite impervious to heat or water
4th. Ii Will cement iron, stone, wood, glass, china
or anv metallic or mineral substance. As paste or
gum il stands unequaled.
Sin Having these many adyanag eS. II costs 20 per
cent less than common glue.
Carpenters, Brush-makerS. Bookbnders, Cabinet
makers, and all parties using glue Will find this
great article Town and country storekeeperS would
greatly increase their trade by introducing this Fau
able article Carriage paid on all samples 10 any
mar, of the United states. Sold In bottles l2i, $50
IS, 50 cents. JOHN PHILIPS
C. Maiden-lane, corner OF William ST.
To he had of all the principal drug-houses IN this
City.
ARRESTS FOR ORAND LAhOENA N"Pt'
Crow ofthe Twelfth Ward Police, yesterday arrest
Oh n German named John Conrad aitdS conrad mex
or changed with stealing trunk containing clothing
and silver watch, valued IN all at sltV lhe proper
" of Mr. Adolph Hopstock, aresldent OF Mo.t HAVEN
who AT the time Of the larceny, was IN the act OF
taxing the cars at Harlem for this CITY Inc accused
was held by Justice McGratn, for examination
AN INFANT ACCIDENTALLY HANGED
The infant child Of Ms Susan Dean, residing az 20
3e4 Spring-st, found by IT'S motheI' les'S'oa,
afternoon, hanging by the neck and DEAD. IL aP-
pears that she had placed It IN bed, ana whiie en-,
gagged IN another room 1t had rolled on the sac y,
The bed and was caught BY It's neck between .To
nosts projecting above and attached to cradle
which was standing near. The Coroner was nou-
fed To hold an inquest on the body
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Miss BLAcKwELL.-We lately announ

Miss BLAcKwELL.-We lately announced
the establishment of this lady in our City a pract-
toner of medicine, at No. A Universty-pace Weare
happy to learn that she meets with much encourage
ment from our citizens and is extremely successful
In her practice. In letter from Paris, dated Aug
10. and published in The opal of Oct. /, we find the
following alluslOn to her
There is a young physician at the Bcetre and
Salpetriere alternately, who has been very success
full IN the relief OF insanity IN delicate and accom-
phshed ladies', and he bids me urge upon you and
Miss Della DIX, the importance OF erecting an Asy-
um for Ladies, and appointing Elizabeth BlackWell,
NJ D. its Superintendent and Physician. Really, she
Is the wonder of the age, and If she needed recon-
mendaton, could procure certificates OF her ability
from one half OF the Medical Faculty OF Paris ana the
other half would coincide"
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BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRS.-T Board
net Yesterday, the Recorder in the char. Several
bills were presented and referred, and others or
dered to be paid.
A resolution was offered and adopted, that the
Controller pay such Assessors for extra services as
may have performed them.
The bill of the Coroner was not acted uy0n.
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To- Prof. l.. n. Fowler gives his secon,

To- Prof. l.. n. Fowler gives his second
lecture on Phrenoogy, with practical illustrations,
at Hope Chapel tonight before the ladies and gen.
tcmen OF the Hydropathic Institute and the public.
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
This great by our countryman Leutze
which has been highly praised by European
critics, viii positively be exhibited during the latter
part of this month at the Stuyvesant Institute, No
ESQ Broadway. The delay in It's exhibition is caused
by lis having been sent over without frame
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made yesterday
BY Cole Chiffon

IsorEsr.-Coroner Ball held an inquest
YESTERDAY on the body of Ellen kennedy, who was
found dead In her bed on sunday morning Tho
my rendered q verde. tha. the deceased came 10
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IL Signor \. Bassols, Guitarist to the
Queen OF SPAN, assisted by Signorna Valentino,
Mrs Clara Addison and others, gave Concert last
night at the Chinese Rooms.
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SHIRT-SEwERS' COOPERATIVE UNION
The business of this Union IS located for the present
at No. Henry.st., near Catharne-st) up stairs,
where all inquiries Will be cheorfully answered and
all orders for Shirts &c, will be gladly received. 1t
is hoped that more central and accessible location
will be speedily obtained.
Subscriptions to the proposed Loan Cwithout inter-
esD in aid of the contemplated extension of the
Unions operations Will be received by any member
OF the committee appointed al the Hope Chapel
meeting Letters, incloslns money or otherwise,
may be addressed to Z. Parmly, Treasurer, or w.
c. Russell, Secretary, No. Nassau-st The Com
mittee, increased up 10 this time, is as follows:
Rev. Charles Parker. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher DR..
Eea2ar Psnly Dr. John ID Russ. Horace Greeley, Bena
mn j. How land Robert h Mnturn BENJAMIN Ellis, John
II Swih, Marcus Spring, HAYNES Lord Richaid II Ias-
mns. John H. keyser, William [. Rund
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l-Y Hon. r. B. Rhett, /. 5. Senator,
SC. MAJOR s. r. Hobbie, Washington DR.. J. II
Wright U. S. N Capt Shields, u S. A Hon. E. c
Cabell, Florida Gen. O'Donnell, Baltimore, were
among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving House.
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Age-Under year. 81 Ito years. 3d. to 5, 43; TO
TO- 9 10 to 30 10 20 80 81 30 to i0 80 40 to &c. 2j 80
to co. 60 TO- 49, 70to So II 80 to 90 g. 90 to lOO
unknown. 8.
land 10. Scotland ,; Germany, 20; France, Prussia
L. Belgium. I ; Norway, unknown, g.
From Hospital Bellevue. 8; Pontentiary, BlackwelIs
Island, Lunailc ASYLUM. do, l. Boomlnsdale Asylum
for Insane Randalis Island 2; City Hospital 6; CO.
lOred persons,
In,ermens returned from Wards Island, "a
The above figures show an increase Of 81 over the
preceding week. The principal diseases are not
materially changed, but apoplexy has suddenly
increased from to 20, debility from to a. scarlet
fever from to II the singular variations of apo
plexy are particularly notable. The juvenile NOR
tally is so far abated that our comparative table is
not sufficiently interesting to give at length. The
deaths under year were Oct 4, 100 Oct IL, 81
The whole mortality since the LIST Of July has been
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SUICIDE on BOARD A ESSEL.-A man
named Carl A. +. Sluyterman, native Of Holland
- years OF age, committed suicide Sunday night
by strangng himself while IN his berth on board the
bark China, .ying at pier No. North River. lie
was found in his berth yesterday morning with silk
handkerchief tied about his neck and fastened to a
ring lust above his berth lie had been invited on
board to spend the afternoon Of Sunday, and owing
TO the rain accepted berth on board rather than go
home. He seemed 10 be some what deranged on sun
day. The Coroner held an inquest on the body YER
DICT Death BY Sfrans ulatlOn.
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NINETEENTH WARD.-We learn that the
Charter Nominating Committee met last evening at
the Union Cottage, Broadway, between Forty-ninth
and Fsftieth-stS., and unanimously nominated Wm. A.
Dooley for merman, and VIM. y. Drake for Assist
ant Alderman, rs the regular Democratic Wing
nominees Of the XlNth Ward.
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WEEKLY Report OF DEATHs.-The fol-
lowing is the weekly report Of Deaths IN the City
and County Of New-York, from the 4th day Of OctO
Der to the 18th day of October, 1851. Men, SIS
Women 20 BOYS 1871 Girls, S2.-Total Sol.
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SCHOONER CAPslzED AND ONE Man
DRowNED.-The schooner Two Brothers, OF about
fifty tuns, OF Elizabethpor, Edward Riley master,
capsized in sQual opposite Fort Lee, last eVe-
ming about O'Clock. There were three persons on
board the Captain, Edward Riley, of Ne~-York
Charles II. Wilkinson, OF Ehza5ethport and Rob-
ert Bourne, of the same place. The schooner had
on board thiriy-fve tunS pig ron taken at Pier
mont The vessel had been headed of BY a sudden
flaw, and the Captain went forward to assist IN haul
ing the Jlb to wlndward 10 pay her of when she
filed away the squal struck her with great force,
and having no heacway she went over and sunk
Capt Riley and Wilkinson seized some boards, by
which they sustained themselves, but Bourne sunk
with the vessel and was not afterwards lie
was about fifty years OF age, and has wife In Eliza
bethtown The two Others aoated two miles do WI
the river and were, fortunately heard crying for help
by the pilo, of the steamer Jenny Lind Capt. Har-
ms, Notwithstanding 1t was zoo dark to discern any
object, promptly TUNED his boa, about and rescued
the men from waiery grave. Great credit is due TO
Capt Harms, as well as Mr.. Carney. the pilot. AMI
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ARREST FOR HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John
Mccormick Was arrested by officer Gleason, of the
Sixth Ward, at O'Clock yesterday morning charged
with an assault and robbery on the person OF VIM.
Maher. He was taken before Justice Lothrop. but
on examination no assault was proven but a he
had stolen watch valued 1t $l5, and 80 IN money.
from Mr Maher, he was held 10 answer charge of
petit larceny.
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Tar CArrIE-SHow Of the American
=. ase FAR will open tomorrow morning at Madl
g. S~ase, Twenty -tAird-st and Broadway, oppo
Asaison- square We understand ths, The show
'se"an 10 be = large and ine one
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s~STy CONVENTION This body is Il
H. ~@higt' at the Broadway House, for the nomi
" aeandida,es for Register, in place Of Cornehu
So,s oson for Surrogate, in place OF 4. w. Brad
:, ~ ~ 'cr Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
L.. Jacob L. Dodge There Will be some con
seacAed '''' ~ ~ O''''''' d." "
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STEAMER WASHINGTON We are re.
sssse 10 say that the steamship Washington will
ICY cave this port for Southampton and Bre'
y saturday, next sThe damage 20 her machine
~ unii 3, bat such as could no, be repaired on
c. her mails have been forwarded by the
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS. - Befor
Judge Daly-John Lynch against Mattheir ROe-SuI
for assault aud battery, already referred to. Tn
jury could not agree, and were discharged
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-10

,WoMAN's ScEPTRE.-The sceptTe of
empire is not the sceptre that best benefits
the hand of woman; nor is the field ofcar-
mage her field of glory. Home, sweet
home is her theatre Of action, and the
throne Of her powers. Or if seen abroad,
she is seen TO best advantage when on er.
rands OF love, and wearing her robe OF
| mercy.
1t was not woman who slept during the
| agonies OF Gethsemane; it was not woman
who denied her Lord at the palace OF Gaia
phas, it was net woman who deserted His
cross on the hill of Calvary. But it wal
woman that dared to testify her respect for
his corpse, tba, procured spices for en-
balming it, and that was found last at night
and first in the morning at his sepulchre
| Time has neither impaired her kindness
shaken her constancy,or changed her char
acter.
Now, as formerly, she is most ready Il
enter and, and most reluctant to leave th
abode of misery. Now, as formerly,is he
Office, and we'll it has been sustained, t
stay the fainting head, and wipe from tn
dim eye the tear Of anguish, and from tn
cold forehead, the dew of death -D1
Mott.
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DENTISTRY

Roomsia Seym our's Block, over Post Off ce
DR. B 7. sPELMAN, DENTIST, would
~ announce to the people of Ravenna
and vicinity, that: he has located perma-
nently in This place, and is prepared to at
tend to every call in his professional line.
Since the introduction of carved work by
the Boston Dentist, by which they are ena.
bled to insert teeth that are VERY MUCH
more sERvIcEABLE and durable THAI the old
kind, and by which they are enabled to i'm
itate nature so exactly tha. the most careful
observer cannot detect the mechanical
denture, the profession has eutered on a new
era, SO that The old practice, in every de-
partment, is either greatly improved or
wholly abandoned.
DR.. S. IS in possession of all these I'M
provements, and is prepared to WARRANT his
work, either on the Improved or old plans
equal to that of the Boston Dentists.
June 10, 1850. 262f.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-10
Torahau's Well Curb.

THE subscriber having purchased the
IL right to make, use and vend to be used
Ingraham's Cast Iron friction wheel fof
drawing water from Wells, would take this
opportunity to inform the Inhabitants Of
Portage county, that he is now manufacture
ing the above named Curbs in the village Of
Ravenna, and would be happy to furnish all
who may want.
The above machine has been used and ex-
am1ned by many in the State of New York
and Ohio and is said to be one Of the best
! machines for drawing water from Wells now
in use. 1t is simple and durable, child
five years old can draw and empty buckle,
of water without putting hand TO the buck
ct. The above machine is now in use in
the village of Ravenna and some ether will,
ages in the County and can be seen ut any
time. Call aud see them before you buy
pump of any kind.
Ali orders for the above Curb will be al
tended to Immediately. ...
rShop back of F. w. Seymours store
JOHN B. ROBINSON.
Ravenna, March LIST. 1850. 248.