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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
Gen. Scett's Bosom Friend,

|, is significant oi Gen. SCOTS Native
ist proclivi.ies, even at the present day,
that his confidential associate and peculiar
friend vi the National whig Convention
was, the only man who ever stood forward
in Congress, the open advocate Of q total
repeal Of the Naturaliza lion Laws-lhe
effect of which would beio exclude all for
eigners from the privileges Of American
CITIZENSHIP. -
We allude TO Mr.. A Archer-the Scott del
egale to whom the General wrote the s.coat
pocket letter, read aloud insconyension by
Mr. Bolts. 10 prove thai the General had
determined 10 write no aetter to any dele
gate, and had not written any. This VT.
Arch er while in The United States Senate
presented petition in favor ofsa total re-
speal Of the nalur alization laws, and accom-
panied the acl with the remark:
.sW hen chat party shal. come into po wer
which win give effect to the views Of sound
policy, iptll myself introduce some meas
Iare, such as the nlenaorialssts JUSTLY
CONCLUDE has become ssscsssary.s At
the ensuing session Of Congress WILL
SET THE BALL IN NOTION" @ .3a.
The old rule that ga man is known by
the company be keeps" strikes US as ap<
plicable TO Gen. Scott snd Mr.. Archer, be.
tween whom the most intimate and conf-
Dental relations continue to exist, notwiih~
standing the Generals pretended renuncia-
ton Of Nativist intolerance and bigotry.
We have itsbesides as the result Of the OK.
I u .ls. o.
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% -. NSH1A eS.

go @Ae sSs
A. VERY SUPERIOR article Of Old
"A and Young Hyson Teas, just reed, and seii-
ing for four shIilings per pound, and warranted TX,
IRA to anything ever broughr to RasenDa frr the
price, at RnwELL p Co.'s.
CUGARS-New Orleans. Brown and re-
~ fined. Also Crushed ,G,anulated and PaIver.
lied Sugars for sale at RtwLLL & Cos.
TARPETS-Superfne, Fine, Cotton w'p
~ and twiiied Gotten carpets, also "A, Sd, and
6-4 Mattng-a good assortment ard selling al low
prices at RowILL & Co.'S
TLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.-A large
O's'ock Of Bird Cloths, Cassimeres, Cashneret,s
Drab D'etes, Tweeds, Sitinets, Jeans aad sumner
stuffs Of evrry description, all Of which must and
will be sold at a small advarce from cost. at
s-.r-.sle . ROWELL g. COS,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15

lust received at the New Hardwars
- Store, the above article; designed for the Gems,
Pump, nd Tor aH article wherein beauty, durability,
cheapness, and taste ere concerned, Il essnot be
surpassed. Also hand he Reels and Chain of
the best quality. Also the Tube manufactured Of
the best quality of Pine lumber Ard in pci all
the articles pertaining to the choin Pump; which
are offered at remarkably low prices for the ready
Please call and examine. Z. T. RfCHARpSnN.f s =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
Ravebna, August II, ls52.
TIE STATE OF OHIO, /

THE STATE OF OHIO, go
Portage County IS. s
The State fOhio, In tho Court of Commnn
vs.. Pleas of Portage 4 QUAY, sld
John Brewster. State of Ohio -
THE said John B, ewsler was indicted, arraiened.
tried and convicted in said court al their Marcs
Term A n 1885, fr The crime of Grand LARCENY.
SenteD' ed one year in the Peneniiary To hard Ia.
bor Notice is hereby given that a petition will 10
presented TO the Govcrnor Of the State If 0hi.
praying thar the said John Brewster be parda, ed.
313 J. !. RPADI Ey',.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
!. PROCLAMATION!
-
ANNUAL ELEICTI0NH

THE qualified Electors of Portage County. Ohio.
4 are hereby notified to meet at the usual place
OF holding Elections in their several townships, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of October next,
between the hours of six O'Clock A. NJ. and six
O'Clock P NJ, Of that day, for the purpose Of elect
ing, one Judge of the Supreme Court, one Member
OF the Board of Public Works, one COUNTY Commis.
soner, one County Auditor, one County Rec. rder,
one Sheriff, one Coroner, one Director Of the Coun-
ty In6rmary, and one Representative to Congress
from the 18th Congressional District.
And the qualified Electors of each of the several
Assessment Districts No. one two, three and four,
corresponding with the Ranges oftownships in said
County, No. 6, Z, 8, and 8, also required TO
elect for each Of said Districts, one District Asses.
sor, leach District electing its Accessory agree
able TO the requirements Of tho 3dSecton Of the
"Act for the Assessment and taxatio, Of all proper
" 10 this State, and for levyng taxes q,ereon,
18Th. IS52
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NEW PAINT SHOE.

H'HE undersigned would inform the cili.
Il zens OF Riyenna and vicinity. thn4 he has q, :
sumed his old business, VIZ: House, Sign, Car-
riage and Ornamental Painting. wing
bought out L. D. Darrew, he ieeis co. fie nl sthsl
he will be able to give general satisfaction. ard
wishes share Of public psironsge.
Z Shop over e. WoOdruii,s Dl1cksmith Shop.
tasss +. SoLoN GIBSON.
Ravennn, Aug. IA, 1852. y; -,-. =, 376
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Collins House S alocn,

The subscriber has been to the expense of reft-
ting and refurnshing the Saloon under the Col
Inns House, and is now ready TO wait on custom.
ers to little Mint Julep, anything in his line
Pies, Oysters, Sardines, Ice Cream. Lobst ers'
Picked Tongues, and everything in that line,
which can be got on short notice.
Call at No. 2. Hole in the Wall, Main street,
Ravenna, Ohio.
aug II tt OSCAR F. sEVERENcE.
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NEW BOOKS!

IT IFE AT THE S0UTH--A companion 10 Uncle !.
l TOMS Cabin. - & ts
Tina White Slave-A thrilling work, frem ,ha
pen OF Hilbeth the Historian. ~ q
Aunt Phillis' Cabin-Or Southern Lie -aa IL Ia
BY Mrs. Mary II. Eastman.
A Reel in Bottle, or Jack In the Dolebums, By
Cheeser 80
Kossnth in New Engand--Ccntaining. the Az.
dresses to him and bis replies. l.s't. f.f
Campaign OF Gen. Scott in the Valley Of Nj < ,cn. Il
Life of Gen. Frank Pierce, by Bartlett, bourd AID
in paper c"vers, with steel eagrayed porira,t--aa
elegant edition. 4,
Snveregns Of the Bible.
The Biithedale Romance-by Hawthorne.
Peep at No. 8. Nf 9ta -s5 is. ,
3 Sunny Sde-by the Author ofpeep at No 8.
3 KITTY Brown--by the Author OF Sunny Side Sc.
Laws OF llfe-by E. zibeth Blackwell VI. D.
Thoughts for Young Manly Horace Msen. .
Slavery, Letters ann Speeches by Horacebians.
Nineyeh and its Remains--by Layard.
Linch's Expedition 10 the bead Sea.
Fowiet's Works. Sc 'l E.,3f Z ~
T Aurthur,s Works. Via .sl.7sa
Mysteries, or Gllmpses OF the Supernaiurai---
containing accnuats of The Salem Wlichcralt, the
Cock Lane Ghost, &c. $50
Ivar, OF the skjuts Boy--by Miss carlen.
Darien, or the Merchant Prince, a Historical Ro.
nance. =
Temperance Glee Books, Songs for the limes,
Sheet Music, Music Paper, sc. fsa
2 just received aud for sale at 5i.. 80
: .lfsi..-z5 HALLS look STORE.
q pavanna Aug tft VI a5f lal
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C7evELAND. Jan. 2Oth. 1859

n CLEYELAND, Jan. goth, 1882.
I w. w, WoRsTEIL-Sir: have discovered
thae wo small sized bottles Of Mustang Lini-
ment' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following nanner-f purchased
fortnight since horse for thirty 1--WE dollars
on account of sprained shoulder, and now, af-
ter having used two bottles of your Mustang
Liniment,n have been offered sixty. .Hve dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen at the stable of the
United States Hotel Yours, &c, M. :
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Q@@9a
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

- OI OtJC6s NJ
UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. COMPANY
Fs's=ss OF Boston, Mass.
" PROTECTION. ms. COMPANY, z
= %ss7 ~ of Hartford, Conn.
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will issue Policies ON the
most favorable terms. c e4=,.yEf~ - ?,
2TThe above Companies stand among the best
managed and safest Insurance Companies in the
counaj. 'z.
Applications made TO J. s. HERRlCK.
General Insurance Agency Office, Ravenna, o.
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Ready for Operation.

FEHE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL
L in Ravenna, is now ready for operation -
Farmers and others will please call and examine
the most conveniently arranged Mil in this part oil
the Stats. + PARMELE SoNs.
Ra%enHa, August 2, 1859. 374n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15

rISTERN PUMPS just received at
the New Hardware Store, the Nos 10 ., 8,
and 4, Revolving Spout, Cast Iron Cistern Pumps,
which will be sold at lower prices than ever be.
fore offered in this county. q = p
These Pumps withdrew water as well HORIZONTAL
~ as perpendicularJ, and are SO constructed that
they may be taken apart and access gained to ali
the valves without taking up the pipes even de~
tacRng the platform 10 which the pump 10 fastened.
Please call and examine. E RICHARDSON. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
w % m m m A@mas

w@ ~@ M A@ m9e
You will iad these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you are subject. In OBJ
strucons either total or partial, they have been
found of inestimabe benefit, restoring their func-
tional arrangements to healthy action, purifying
the blood and other fluids effectually 10 put to
fight all complaints which may arise from female
Irregularities, as headache, giddiness, dimness Of
sight, pain in the side, back, &c. -
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensack, all
others being base Imitation. ~.
~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store
Keepers desirous of becoming Agents must address
the proprietor j. N Hobensack, Philadelphia 20.
For sale by DR.. ISAAC SWIFT, Rayenpa; A
SufieId; D Wheeler, Randolph; DR.. Prentice,
Garfield; J H Sexton, Youngstown; Selby,
Warren; and Wholesale by Or. G. H. Ksyser, No.
i4o Wood ST., Pittsburgh; G.. d. Haywood, CIeve-
land. ly 377.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the suascuber has
~ been sppon,ed and quail fed os Administrators
on the estate Of George 8. West, lite Of Smeetss
borough, Portage county. Ohio, deceased. ~
HENRY c. HAWKINS!
RaVebna, August II, 1862. 3~s7S
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Hobensack's Liver Pills.

/. No part Of The system is more lisble TO disease
than the LIVER, il serving as filter to purify the
blood, giving the proper secretion the bile;
that any wrong action of the Liver effects the other
Important parts Of the syste and results variousty,
in Liver Compiaints, Jaundce, Dyspepsia, &c. We
should therefore, watch every symptom that might
indicate wrong action Of the Liver. These pills
being composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished
by nature to heal the sick: Namely, LIST, An Elk
PECTORANT, which augments the secretion from
Pulmonary mscus IN membrane, or promotes the dis>
TIVE, which changes in some inexplicibfe aud in
sensible manner the certain morhid action Of the
system. 3rd, A TONIC, which gives tone and
strength to the nervous system, renewing health
and vigof to all parts of the body. 4th, A CATH
ARTIC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients, and operating on the Bowels,
and expelling the whole mass Of corrupt and viii.
ated matter and purifying Blood, which destroys
disease and restores health. ~. =tgss
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NEW GOODS.

i I r st A BR Nv A L g2
ID LOWELL & BROTHER, are first on hand with
N New Goods a few cases just reed conssting
of M de LANES, Bonnet Ribbons, Talfela and Wide
Black Velvet do, Bi'k and Col'd Dress Silks, etc.
Call aud see them for they are going fast, and at
prices which will be bargain to those who want.
August so,Is52.
DUGGY sSPRINGs-Of Eastern man
- afae.ure, II, II, and 2inches wide for sale
cheapby
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15

Hartford Etna Fire Insurance Co.
TTyHIS. s one of the Oldest, and is the best Com.
L paay in the United States. The unders'gnsd
is agent, and will receive applications and tssa
policies. HENRY Il, SN}f r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
Consumptives Readl

81 C0uSumpt1VeS Nea0s 7afz.2+4
Mr.. ASHTON is public officer aud extensively
acquainted in the county where he resides. OF his
veracty the most donbsing can be easily satisfied
%. Sic sl New BaIGHTeN, June Il, 1862
DR.. TUBBs-Dear S.r:-I feel il a debt Of gratitude
due to you, and duty to the afflicted generally, TO
offer my humble testimony in favor OF yeur system
of treating Chronic diseases. am convinced that
il will almost every chronic disease, if taken
in time.
La the fall of ls49, L was violently attacked with
cold and inflammation of the langs, which was accom>
panied with very Distressing cough, pain in The
breast, side and back, with very considerable dis
charge of offensive matter from the lungs, shOftness
Of breath, loss Of appetite, night sWeals, &c. The
family ph ysican- was called IN, and did all within
bis power, but gave nae relief. My symptoms
grew worse, and / found that was fast sinking ntn
consumption; Ibecame SO weak that was not able
to set up but few minutes at time. My phys.
clan advised me to use patent medicines; did so
for some time, but with no better success; he then
told that in the spring would get better or worse.
MY friends from distance came to see me, as they
supposed for the last time then called in another
ply sician, and under his and the warm wealth,
ler got so that could walk, and ride about until
Fall, and then sank down, aga ain, and nay pyslclan
said if did no. 60 South, could not live longer
than Spring, 50 gave up all hopes Of recovery =
{ DuEipg the summer Of 1850 / saw your ADVERTISE
ment, and concluded to;see you, which did, learn
ed your course OF treatment; and az the last resort
placed myselfunder your treatment, anc to my as.
tonishment, in or s weeksI was able TO walk all
over town and see my friends and seiphoors, W no
were as mach astoBiehed as myself Tnis was In
he sprino of 1854; all the bad symptoms had left
me, and I began to enjoy pretty good health
In April last, / was much exposed while riding
on the canal took severe cold, and suffered re,
turn OF old symptoms, which Jour medicines as efs
fectualiy removed as before L now enjoy very
to3ersbie good health. and stand fa days labor.
Am 40 wears old. Those wshing further informa~
tion can call at my residence at Brighton, Pa: q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
Grand and Petit Jurors.

Notice is also hereby given to the Trustees Of the
several townships, that the following is the annual
apportionmeut and number of Jurors, which they
are required to return with the Poll Books for the
term A. D. 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
&. Gen. -Scolt on. Nalnralizatien.

&0u QM t1U1 Nta No atiy 1uSss .sir,s5T'
ADMISSION. He gave The langusgeof Gen
Scott 10 his ael.er Of acceptance upon this
point, and proceeded to argue that Genera
Scot meant thet that should be the onl,
rule Of generalization. and "befers he lefl
town. be said that he took that position
because he was unwilling TO charge Gen
Soon with ignorance as to the requirement.
Of the Constitution upon the subject. and
claimed that his ..single alteration mus'
either supplant our entire presen, sysse1n,
or bs unconstitutional Tor want Of sunifor.
mifyn with il. ma said be cared not which
'sholn u. the dilemms" The wings took. s.
lnhis apsech lie referred 10 SCOTS ''anie.
cads1ss Ito his Reid ead American letters
70 show bic hostility % foreigners. and that
be claimed the honor Of being the creator.
iginator Of the church burning, proscriptive
Naive. American faction--and upon this
point his argument was most convincing.
We copy the following extract from the
speech Of Hon. S. a. DoueLAss, delivered
at R,chmcnd, Vs., on the 9th Of July
last, Ia which he reviewed the position OF
Gen. Scott upon this subject. ~
Again: Gen. Scott, 10 his letter Of ac-
csptance, Incorporates another plank into
1ha platform which was adopted at Balti-
more and annexed at atWashingten. gHe Q
proposes also 10 recommend or todpprave
OF 8 single alteration IN our naturalization
lasa suggested BY my military experience,
VIZ: Giving 10 oil foreigners the right Of
citizenship who shall faithfully serve in
time Of war one year on board Of our pub
lie ships, Or in our land forces, regular or
~olnnleer, on their receivingj an honor
able discharge from the service. s
This IS the suggestion Of his military ex
perience RecoaIect. that in 164l Gene.
raj Scou Aas only hesitaiing between AN
nitefation id Dur natural aIization laws, requi-
ring residence Of II years ID this country
as d necessary apprenticeship for naeur iii,
za,ion, and q total eepeal Of all laws on
the suhjece--in other words, for incapaci>
taling foreigners from ever becoming citi>
zens oF ihis country at afl--and that his
sz,;nd thss s#clssed to Ms latter a1terua-
ktrs kecoilect, that in I64l he claimed
10 be the originator of the great Satiye
American parry pledged himself TO its
support--was fired Nth iadi igaatson
against those forelgners who claimed 10 be
cilizens, and 10 vote, and enjoy the privile..
ges of our laws. Since I64I the only mill
&laIy experience has been in Mexico, thou
- - 4. = 81 - " a
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Fall and Winter Goods

1 Fau ana W1nter GOODS
: sz5s,ag. a, 81 z. sHf AT ShalersyilIe.
A v. HoRR is receiving a general stock Of
/ N. goods, making aslarger assortment than
any other in this adjonng counties, and we will
sdemonstrate to all who call and examine for them
selves that we do sell Goods atlower prices than
any other establishment ID Northern Ohio. sept6
RLACK SlLKS-.A great variety Of
- different widths. sstiing cheap At HORR'S
Doors AND SHOES-A large stock
ID Just received, which are bought direct from
Manufacturers, for sale cheap and warranted to do
good service sszs5 &.s AVHoRR.
SKTEEN POUNDS of good Sugar for
o one dollar, aegt6 asz A HoRR ;
r AIDES, at Horf''s you can find better
IL De LANES for ore shifting per yard, better
Prints at cts, better At 81 cts. better
Ginghams al one shilling, than at any other estab
hshment Sept. 9th. 1 {I&t z<2l <
VELVET RIBBONS, Black and colors,
v all widths, just iced at HORR,s
Shaersville, September. 9Th, 1852.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A chance for a good Bargain.
rTNHE subscriber offers tor sale his Farm situate
i about two and half miles from Mantua cor
ners, and two miles from sCuyahoga Rapids, on a
good road. Said Farm contains 225 acres of excel
lent land one hundred and sixty acres of which
under improvement, with good orchard Of gra fed
fruit, and is well apportioned into Meadow, Pas.
ture and tilabIe land. That portion not cleared lie
well timbered and contains from sixty to seventy
acres. The buildings are all good aud sufficient
for such Farm, and is well watered by plenty of
never failing springs ssca,tered about it, and
there is good sugar orchard upon IT,, Of thrifty
second growth trees. There 10 q well of excellent
soft water at the House, and everything that can
Persons esirous Of purchasing are, requested To-
call and examine this farm. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
'9+zss . Sc ErH HARMON. >
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RAVEINuA IUSTITUTE

HHyHE subscribers would Respectfully announce
i to the Public that they are now situated as
10 accommodate over one hundred Students, hav-
isg procured additionai rooms, iurnatsre for their
accommodation. ,,z3.,tF- - - - II
] This Institution 10 now under the guidance OR.
L. DODGE, graduate of Union Collage, formerly
Principal ofspencertown. Academy, in the State Of
New York; In connection with VIM. D. CLARK, and
B. F.. DoDeE,e who were also teachers in the same
institution, aided by MISS s. A.. DoDeE, who ha q
charge Of the Female Department. Feeling great.
ful 70 the public for the liberia patronage they have
received, they hope: merit coatinuance Of the
same. The coarse Of instruction embrace every
subject oflteranre and Science taught in the most
improved Academies.
H@KRNN-
Primary Reading, esss.]. .s $500
Common English Branches, 800
Higher j" /" 400
Latin or Greek, 500
Drawing, so
Vocal Music, 200
Instrumental Music: with tAe euseoft the
Melo Pean, = -. 800
L. DODGE, A. B. Principal and teacher a
of the Languages. ss'a'.s='SA @f7 ',.'''
VIM. D. CLAak, teacher Of Drawing and ex-
perimental Science. ga y 81 tss@s1}
! B. F. DepeE, teacher Of Mathematics. 3aysr &
Mr.. G A, GREEN, Prof. of Music. .sez '.sz
Miss S. A. DoDeE, Preeeptress. 7s 8
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
GOING SOUTH.

200 Feet; small bright Chain, suitable VI
- well chain for salehy E 7 RICHARDSON
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Jnarrip1,

In Palmyra on the 10th. inst, by David Johns
Esq. Mr.DAVID D AVIS to Miss SARAH
THOMAS, both Of Palmyra.
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8 - E0Re lie gRunnDASo sj
8 So ANALYTICAL. L.PHYSIGIAM. - )
= !" ls&a Ese.
FRavenaa-Prentiss House, Wednesday afternoon
and Thnrsday, 29lh and 3Oth September.
1 Akron-Cobbs Exchange, Monday afternoon, and
Tuesday, 9th and 2Sth Sept. 72'i.
Cleyeland-W Weddell HOUSE, Tuesday and dWedness
day, l4lh 18th Sept. 1z5s -, 7@-:,,z @.'
Z Persons afflicted With any chronic disease are
invited to call. No Charge Tor Advice.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15

ZINC PAINT.-A new article to super
II ceds the use of Lead in painting for sale by i,
June 80 l. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-15
Cast Iron Well Curbs.

Ravennn, Aug. IA, 1852.
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Magazine for September,
II for sale by B. LITTLE. 40
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-01
TYPE FOUNDRY.

WI AND H. HAG AR would respectfully esh
w the attention OF editors and printers IN the
United States 10 their establishment, ard SOLICIT
continuance of their patronage. POSSESSING, Win
great experience In the business, ample ieciit'c',
they heard nothing ia saying iha, all "r1''rs WIN
which they may he entrusted viii be hie7 "Ith
promptness and correctness; and that thr rrpu'l
ton hitherto possessed by the fourdry.I' th'7rr
specf viii he fully sustained.
Additions will constantly be mods 70 the "!readE
large and varied assortment OF job aof ra:cF
Type Borders, Rules. &c. nov to be found in Their
Specimen Book speci,neiso l which III! from tl".e
to titne be issued. Arm gerncnts have b. ,Ti""
by which this serycc; nf on eminent Pnn"h en!t'r
have been Sc curcd and Book and Nc"spaprT TYPE,
of an entirely new and beautiful cut, arc no" "S.
ing executed by him, far surprising any thing yes
Produced far the purposes of machine or hand
printing. ~ .. -..----,.-,..
CURED in printing Office, such rs Preascs. Chase9
Gases, Ga,ieys. Stands, furniture. seq al O!
which will be furnished at manufacturers price,
Old type received in exchange at nine cents per
pound. u,,. -,,
Specimen Books will be Furnished gratis nP0n
application BY printers.
Editors and publishsrs wishing estimates VIII Do
furnished with the same In detail by informing US
OF the nature of the work desired TO be eHocu'cd'
Ano IO-3m W. q II. HAGAR