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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28
SELEC l. MISCELLANY.
SIG s3IftS.S From the Midnight Queen.
WEALTH AND POVERTY.
BT GEORGE LrPpARD.

bre Here letlssfhe man Of the world" pause in his
narrative for little while, while the editor of
these papers intrudes upon the reader few
thoughts suggested by the facts just stated-facts
whichtell the awful contrasts presented by the
. wealth and poverty sofa great city like New York.
a.s It pitiful thing that side by side with the
- most splendid victories won by our modern civil
m ization over dumb matter, Poverty marches stead
silly on, like skeleton at the shoulder of the vo-
shptuous queen of some banquet-hall.
~ Look around you! and You behold everywhere
j, che trophies of enterprsc-edifces whose majes-
94stic architecture rivals the wonders of old Rome
aastelegraphs that annihilate space-Ercsson in-
ventions that revolutioaze the Industrial interests
T Of m entire age. And look before you, and there
are little children, in rags and naked feet, sweep
saag the crossings Of the streets.
esss On one hand. the St Nicholas Hotefand Grace
Church; on the other the Five Points.
We ths.tta. contrasts? Can it be true. as grave
W asserted by sleek gentlemen, with we'll deyel-
logged physical organizations, andgood accounts
- bank, that no one is poor but those who de-.
serve TO be so! That success is the test of yir
s4 tue; the want the badge of crime! - -
ba1antT Talk like lthisimay dofor couple of portiy
a1gentlemen, gravely engaged at beefsfake and old
Port or for some editorling whose inquiries into
life and its mysteries have never led him to a
a5 higher aspiration than seat at the opera. But
sd1 for those who misery everywhere; it vid,
ahaif-naked, and more horrible to look upon, be-
cause it is everywhere contrasted with enormous
-e7 wealth and boundless luxury--those who, thus
f5 seeing ii andconfronted by it at every turn are
either hardened into calousness or wrung with
perpetual anguish by the sight-the doctrine of
ey poFtly gentlemen and editorling will BY no means
Ell asnfice. z (. sst64 gE g}ze @g3rs sdt asa ;.s.
1aroq Once admit that wealth is the unfang sign Of
virtue; poverty the brand of crimes and you write
a.. :".felon' on rthe toreheads Of the nobiest men
10 whose glorious names brighten along the path
$50 0way of ages. ea afai sass s4s sxgsEf5. szss
g Nay; you put the brand of infamy upon life
=, whose every detail was but exemplifcation, il
the most unutterable touching form of the divine
m gospel of sef-denial; life which made poyert!
ha6 holy, and failure godlike; life which begun witt
e the calm hymn Of s.good tidings to the poor!" ye
ended with that burst of Of unutterable anguish
"Eli. Ell! lama sabschthani!'
-za That life was designed as lesson, as an exam
ad nile as A. consolation, TO all the sons Of men,
and through all tine il was that holy, beautifs
rfe-intspdsd as an embodmsnt of humanity. p,g j
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28
Yankee Philosophy.

An airly start makes easy stages.
It amt them that stare the most that see the,
best, guess.
It's better never to wipe childs nose, I guess,
than to wiring it off. --
s When fellow winks till the gal gets married
guess it's little to late to pop the question
then.
I'd rather keep a critter whose faults do know
than change him for one whose faults / don't
know. %"
Natur' is natur', wherever you find tin rags
or in kings robes-where butter is spread with
the thumb as we'll as the silver knife.
We can do without any article of luxury we've
never had, but once obtained, it is not in human
nature to surrender it voluntarily. :s..L.
Never tell folks you can 60 ahead of 'em but do
it. 1t spares great deal of talk, and helpsthem
to save their breath to cool their broth.
When see child, always feel safe with
these women folks; for have always found that
the way to woman's heart is through her child.
Politics makes man as crooked as pack
does pedlar; not that they are awful heavy
neither, but it teaches man to stoop, in the long
run.
When feller is too lazy to work, he paints his
neme over-his door, and calls it a tavern, and as
like as not he makes the whole neighborhood as
lazy as himself. s.5nasa#E41
ALI folks that grow up right off, like a mush-
room, in one night, are apt to think no small beer
of themselves. A cabbage has plaguey large
leaves at the bottom, and spreads them all out as
wide as an old woman's petticoat, to hide the
ground it sprung from, and conceal its extraction.
There are some folks who think deal and say
but litte and they wise folks; there are others
again who blat right out whatever comes upper
most, and guess they are pretty considerable
darned fools.
Society is something like barrel of pork
The meat that's at the top is sometimes not SO
good as that that's little lower down; the upper
and lower ends are plagey apt to be little
tainted, but the middle is always good.
The female heart is just like new India rub
ber shoes you may pull at it till it stretches out
yard long, and then let go and it will fly right
back to its old shape. Their hearts are made OF
stout leather, l tell you; there's p]aguey sight
/ Of wear in 'em.
Any man that understands horses, has pretty
fair knowledge of women, for they are just alike
and require the very same identical treatment
Encourage the timid ones, be gentle and steady
with the fractous, but lather the sulky ones like
blazes. & s- -..
country clerpyni2n told his hearers, one
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28

Mrs Harris says,a foreigners resemble one
another SO much that she can't more than hal
the time tell an orang- g-outang from 'Frenchman
The lady is. getting not only impatient, but per
sonal. H 4rIa = z;TE( Is es.g zIs..sz,-,fs s -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28

The late Rev. Sidney Smith observed that q
railway whistle seems to him to be something like
the scream an attorney would give when first the
devil caught holdof him. Il .... q. f-... 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28

young mangwho has, recently taken wife,
says he ddnot find 1t half as hard to get married
ss he did to get furniture, d's25 u as&ol& sgf1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28

A young poet out West, in describing heaven,
says sits world of bliss, fenced in with gals.''
were's the man who wont repent nowi a,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28

A country clergyman told his hearers, one
Sunday, that if they would propose text for him
to preach upon, he would do them much more
good than by selecting his own. After waiting
awhile for some answer, young man in the back
part of the house arose and said: sYz.
"You know we read in the Bible that Nebu-
chadnezzar ate grass" . .to
'.Certainly-what do you wish 10 have explain
ed in regard to that passage!" H e.s
"Oh, said the fellow, 81 kinder want to know
how much they axed week for PASTURE"
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POETRY.
3 --7..9s .F For the Portage Sentint
slHARK FROM THE GULF.


ts ny \. W. SAWYER
Marh from the gulf comes wall OF deep anguish ssg
Bcrne By the winds from home DER the wave, ~
Whsre mother and sister, in agony languish, So ..
For tho and kind brother who sleeps the grave.
Low meath tho sod OF the valley he slurbes:'3l A
Gold in the trench whore he gallantly fell. fs ~
And he long slender beath-sine there menrnfny clam
4ss oers, - ssgsss.-s..s s,.EE
IS Ger The form Of the hero they loved SO we'll .s
ne len his old the spring time OF manhood,
Ne,er thinking Of death of heart breaking woe
Md kindly farewell to the dear hearts Of CHILDHOOD,
-aAnd sailed DER the blue TO battle the foe.
6ad was the doom Of this chivalrons soldier, ~
ny the steel of an Aztec he fell in his prime, So
fAnd never fell warrior moro noble or boldsr E7
III Than the brase friend whose virtues sing in my
sskf .gt rhyme. z{-3svs s1z.at sarfs \
efc he siseps his last sleep In the embrace Of glory,
Where the bayonets crushed and fierce cannon peal
iisst assd,N s#@
And stone Is erected, 70 tell the story - @.E
ri of he here who rests the red battle neld t@
Franklin Mills, Ohio. zzgz5Hs
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AwrvL PuN.=-A young gentleman Of our 60
quaintance perpetrased the following punt
81 I've discovered new city,"
'"Whatg' cried half dozen, sa asa" saw
eSear ty."E-i!of-ys n Ngl sa;t9eIq %
gas'Whas state is il inl" was the next qpsstioa.
Is aThs stGts Of wan" !" wfs the reply - ~,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-12-20
GREAT EAsTERM
Clothing Emporium!!
G. NEUBERGER.

g. NEUBERGER.
No. B Union Block Ironton Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOT HING.
THE subscriber would call the attention of
the citizens Of lronton aud the adjoining coun.
ty 10 his stock of Summer and Fall READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in palt of
OVERCOATS, Of every description. FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH and FANG Y iSSIMERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Handker-
chiefs, Undershir,s and Drawers, Boots and
Shoes, Kossuth Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &C.
Twill keep up a general assortment Of every
VARIETY Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
fol, which will sell TO those who may favor me
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find it to
their advantage to purchase fine, as can sup
ply them on better terms than they can purchase
elsewhere. tgt
Give me call and examine my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves Of the ad-
vantage to be gained by purchasing good ar
NoEuBERaER.
hoassu. Ohis. osDs. i.tess..
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Sale of Real Estate.
LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT
David White Admir- OF Elias

David White Admir- of Elias
McLane decd VS.
Eliza McLnne widow; and Thomas
Farley and Jane S. Farley his wife, Petition
formerly Jane S. McLane;) James 10 Sell
ID. McLane; Ann G McLane; En- Lands.
ma e.. McLane; aud Charles Nc
Lane [lnfant;l Heirs at Law of Elias
McLanc deceased and Timothy X.
Stanley Mortgage.
On the goth day of December A. d. 1883, at
one o clock in the afternoon, and on the prem
srs, in the town of Millersport in Lawrence
county Ohio; will be sold 10 the highest bidder
clear Of Dover the following Real Estate as the
property of Elias McLane deceased, to.wit;
Lot number twenty five [25l with Dwelling
louse thereon; appraised 10 the sum OF one
hundred and thirty five dollars, Sl35,Oo;l also
Lot number twenty four (2i) appraised 10 The
sum Of sixt, three dollars 1863 0U both SAID lots
are part of; and situate in the town OF Allllcrs-
pori-Terms of sale are, one third in hand, one
! Third in six months; and the residue in twelve
months with interest; secured by Mortgage on
| the premises sold-And notice is also hereby
given, 10 the above named defendants; that De :
fore the same court, on the sixteenth day OF
January A. ID. 1854, the said Petitioner, Will
task said court, 10 set off and assign the dower'
in equity, Of part Of the purcha:e money atore,
said, TO the said Eliza McLane the widow; ana
also the continuation of the sale aforesaid.
DAVID WHITE admir-.
Nov % A, D, 1858,
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Hands Wanted.

want one good Wagon maker one Mule and
one Ok driver fifteen ore diggers and six good
practical colliers al CROOKED CREEK FUR
MACE, Bullet co. ky., 9 miles back Of Louis
uiHe. And in the Spling will want coiIicrs aud
other furnace hands. | do not intend to EN-.
plOy any but sober, moral and industrious men
am determined to pay the most liberal ,nagcs an
deal with them on strictly cash principles, rs
feel assured this is the only plan TO secure the
services OF such hands as deSire to employ.
THE DWELLING HOUSES
When finished, will be found to be better and
more comfortable than those usually found at
other furnaces, and have only to be seen 10 be
properly appreciated.
| pledge myself to employ good competent
School Teacher, for the benefit of the families
connected with the furnace, and have A
SCHOOL IN OPERAYlON during the whole
of the year. The school 10 commence early
next spring
Good COlliers Of strictly sober habits will find
it 10 their advantage TO see me, previous Ia
taking contracts for next year. Those who wish
to see me will find nue. al Greenupsburg, dur
ing Court week. next November, and for any
cher information IN the meantime, we refer
to J. u. Patterson, Clinton Furnace, Greenup
c1., Ky.
There is not more healthy spot in the State
than the furnace region, and 1t has a never
failing supply of the best of limestone water,
III the dryest season OF the year.
Post Office address is G c Furnace,
Bulett Co. X y. w. PATTERSON
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R. i. s L i L Il r
VERMITUGE.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
eellers' vermilugs 10 the best In uss.-Hssr

LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
eellers' vermiiugs 10 the bsst In uss.-Hssr
10 the proof.
LICKING STATION, KY., Dec. II, l8i6.
= Mn. X. L. SELLyRs:-l have the pleasure to
inform you. that have used, in my practice.
your celebrated Vermifuge with the most happy
results. have formerly used Fshnestocks,
but being persuaded 10 try yours, | have found
II for supreior in every respect, and can say,
without The fear Of contradiction, that your Ver-
mifugc possesses more virtue than any ever
used, and most cordially recommend it 10 the at
tenton OF the public. will state case where
gave one vial OF your Vemifnge. My broth
crs child wns piningand wasting to mere skel'
elon. In 80 hours after gave the Vermliuge,
the enormous quantity Of upwards of six hun
dred worms were passed. The child, that was
given up for lost, is now as well as any in the
neiyhborhood.
AMBROSE ARNETT, M D.
Sellers Vcrmituge, the lest in the World.
GALLiroLis, Ono, April 1, l8i5
This certiies that have kept on hand, md
used in my practice, II. L. Sellers Vermifuge,
for IT, two past years. | am confident in say
ing it has not failed, in single instance, TO re-
lieve children and adults troubled with womsi
in many Instances it has brought away large
quantities. nm confident il is the best worn
medicine in use. All that is required to give il
reputation in any family, is 10 give it fair trial
X. II. WILSON, NJ ID.
Poixr PLEASANT, Va, Oct. 4. Is47.
| Mr.. r. L. SELLERs:-Of your Venniiuge,
can say without hesitation that having used i
extensively in my practice for The last four o
five years, think il decidedly the best prepara
| ton of the kind of whit h have any knowledge
although have heretofore used the prcpara
ton OF several other manufacturers.
Yours, resp .ctfully,
| n NOI-CJl NJ ~
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New Cheap Grocery,
]. CRWMAM & SONS.

We VSSSVSa 0as5S W ~VSSS~9
LATE OF CINCINNATI.
Having Established aGrooery on Lawrence
st., between 3rd. and 4th..
LRONTON, OHIO.
W7OULD inform the citizenso Of Ironton and
w the surrounding country, that having
the advantage Of connection with anothe: es.
tablishment in Cincinnati, from which they are
receiving constant supplies, they will sell any
thing in their line, upon The fairest terms olIer'
ed in the market. Teas, coffee, sugar, spices,
Family provision, pork, hams, butter, lard, Veg.
etables,-ln short general variety Of all the
articles usually kept in Grocery.
N7ILLoW baskets, for sale BY.
w CRONAN L SONS.
TLOUR. superfne Article, warranted tc
H the purchaser always on hand by
p. MURPHY.
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]YAMlfIW lilI3iDIyI!S1l3j,

GnAmAMs STATION, Ohio, May 25, 1919.
Mr.. r. L. SgLiERs'-I think il right. for the
benefit of Others. to state some facts in relation
TO yonr excellent family medicines.
have used your 'crmiuge largely in my own
family, one vial frequently answering for expel-
ling quantities tsoy 100 to 2C0) OF worms fom
two children. l have also used your Liver
Pills and Cough Syrup in my family. and they
have, in every instance, produced the elect de-
sired.
As am engaged, in merchandising, am able
to state that have yet to hear Of the first fail
urc where your medicines have been used in
my section of the country. In conclusion, !
may state that they are the medicines of the day
larity.
Yours, respectfully,
w. II. PINNELL.
WILL NEVER De WlTHOT THEM"
SALrgoaI, VEEM,iioN Co., ILL. May 9, 1850,
Mr. misunderstanding used your Liver Pills
Cough Syrup, and Vcrmfugc in my family ior
in saying t. the public, that they are decidedly
the best family medicines now in use. | will
never be without them, unless they cannot he
had at any cost In this section the countyr
they have saved hundreds Of dollars in doctor S
bills. | would recommend the Liver Pills in
preference to any thing else, for an enlargement
of the Spleen. Yours, respectfully
| Extract from letter JAMES AShMORE
| For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY q BARBER.
| And JOSEPH Z. SHAW.
Ironton, June, 1853.
Saleratus.
C0 BARRELS pure article, for sale low by
~ OAKEs & BlsSiRK,
mar2l No. |, Buckeye Block.
RAISlNS.
1HO BXSM. r.. best quality;
IDN) SO If bXs do do do
For sale at No. /, Buckeye Block, by
mar2l OAKEs g. Busklnx.
BROOMS.
C00 DOZEN. all grades for sale low b,
-NIO OAEEs j. BrsKIRK,
mar2l No. /: Buckeye Bloc K
CANDLES and SOAP.
1SO BOXES summer Candles:
~ so do Palm Soap:
10 do Fancy Soap;
10 do Star Candlcs
10 If bxs do do
20 or bxs do d,
All OF the Lest quallly, l0r sale low Dv
OAKEs j. BusRlRH,
mar2l No. |, Buckeye Block.
MOLASSES.
\ Onn Barrels Plantation.
| OOO 200 hf bbls do;
100 bbls S. II. do;
On hand and 10 arrive, for sale at loves
OAHEs g. BusKrnK'
mar2l No. /, Buckeye block. Front 81.
PRIME COFt EE.
|SnH Bags prime Coffee on hand and Il
mar2l CAKES j. BusKIRK.
ID DlCE-5O Ticrces on hand and for sale b.
IL mar2i OAKEs & BusKIRK.
FOR FAMILY USE.
q = IIhds strictly choicc-very fine slga
AS bought expressly for packing for fam
lies, for sale in quantities to suit, by
n,ar2l OAKEs & BUsHlRK.
S:cc|s EN5 S,ss:.;cNsaT.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS FOR TAXES.

MEsc TERRY Audio, Of the County Of State Of here
county returned delinquent the Treasurer said county, for the
the 1885 and which Inc OF said
aty and interest precb BY law together simple tho
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lust received and for sale at No. Is, Music Of
81 all kinds, such as Violins, Accordeons,
Flutes, Flageolets, Clarionets, Guitars, Ban
joes. Music Boxes. Pcrfumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty four
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Tlasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Gea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Spices Of oil kinds,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous to mention. Call and see.
January, lst tSS3
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Book Bindery,

Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or style
of Ruling and of superior quality may be obtain.
ed al the shortest notice. Magazines, News
papers &c., Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup
piled at the very lowest rates, in large and small
quantities. shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
filled pr romp:ly.
JAS STEPHENS IN.
Book seller and Slatione No. P,.key
Block Front street, FortsmouthOhlo.
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SCCSS ..NC > : - -C-V:s-s5s
No 4 Buckeye Block, Front Street,
pDRrSMlDWl'EI OHIO.

PURCHASERS will find at my store a larg
and complete assortment OF rMi:ceLLaneous, Mao
Medical, Classical cnd common Schools Books,
Together with full stock of Staple and fancy
STATIONARY.
Amom:nts reflection will convince ray one
that can offer Inducements to Book buyers
fully equal lo.Cincinnatli or any other point in
this region. buy in the same Markets in Phil.
adelphia and New York with them, whilst the
expenses Of conducting business is not one
fourth in Portsmouth what it is in the larger cit
les, and which the buyer has to pay in the end
The difference in time, the cost OF transporta
ton, with the advantage Of procuring in small
quantities, makes it more economical as well a
more expeditions 10 purchase Of me.
In connexion with my store have large
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BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Trustees of this Institution take pleas
ule in announcing 10 the public That they have
fitted up ample ,commodious and pleasant rooms
for the USE of the school; and lave secured the
services Of Mr. J. l.. Whitney, an experienced
aud accomplished teacher as principal.
Instruction will be given in all branches Of
education usually taught in Academies.
The fall term of the school will commence
OH Monday the 3rd doy Of October next.
TERMS; So per quarter for the common
branches; 81 for the more advanced So for the
languages and higher mathematics.
Good board can be obtained In the village
at reasonable prices.
c. HALL, President.
Qurl;nutar QL;n Ca,ai 10 lAsl
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FIRST ARRIVAL
FOR y'IJlG FALL !rRAlDlE7
KELLEY & FALWELL,
Noe &Ee

UNIUN BLUCk IKUNTUN, O.
ID ETURN their thanks to their numerous
III friends aud patrons for their very liberal
custom, and hope that by strict attention to bus.
mess and an earnest desire to accomm ,date their
customers. that they will merit continuance Of
all previous good business. They now offer 10
the public their present stock OF goods on quite
favorable terms, as they wish 10 sell out to the
end Of filling up soon with the best stock that
they have ever offered in this market Their
stock cunsiSiS in mart of
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rNsoLvENT ESTATE.

To the creditors of the Estate of Benjamin
Miller deceased.
On the sixteenth day of September one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty three, the Court OF
Probate for Lawrence County, Ohio. declared
the estate OF Benjamin Miller decd, TO be prob.
ably insoluent. Creditors are therefore notified
To present their claims against The estate 10 the
undersigned for allowance within six months
from The time above mentioned, or they will
not be entitled 10 payment.
ADRIAN MILLER, Admir-.
Sent. 10th 1853.
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Painting, Graining, &c.

JAMES G. STE.GM,
"OCLD Respectfully announce 10 the
w ci;izens of lRONTON, that he purpos.
es carrying on the above business in ali its
branches, such as
HOUSE, sign AND FANCY PAIN.
TING, GRAlNlNG, MARBLING,
AND PAPER HANGING.
From his long experience in the business,
and the success he has heretofore met with, he
feels safe in warranting general satisfaction
TO those who may favor him with their patron.
age. He is not one Of those Quacks who never
served an apprenticeship to the business, but
took it up of themselves, and puts big puGs in
the papers, But he served regular apprentice.
ship 10 the business, with the best of workmen.
| lie is bound 10 do the BEST WORK in his
line, that is done in Ironton, without the aid
of soap suds, white lime, or buttermilk From
attention to business, and good work he hopes
10 merit liberal share OF the public patronage.
N. b. Particular attention paid to Graining
aud Foney Painting. Enquire at Moxley aud
| Barbcr'S Drug Store
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REDUCE!D Ip.glCiGs.

NEUW WUE,U ElESIUIESe
Ross & Picker, No lG and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke q
Kingsbury lron,on Ohio, are Agents for
the sale OF the above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & co.
Ipoyrov July g. 1853 Il